Grabenbach / Jabron: Canyon Start
2025-08-28: It would make sense to separate the upper and lower part of this canyon (superiore & inferiore, obere & untere etc.). The upper part isn't bad, but the two small rappels, of which one is nice, and a s...
2025-08-15: We did the tour in pairs. Some places have to be downclimbed. There are anchors at the higher points. Very beautiful and varied canyon. Total time under 4 hours
2025-06-19: Canyon has changed somewhat, Nasensprung is closed with tree trunks and shallow, individual excavator plates have been washed away and can now be found further down.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the forest road down--> before the bridge, the water level can be read at the wooden measuring station house--> after the bridge, always along the steep forest road--> past the excavator crash memorial plaque --> to the clearing (level) --> here still before the raised stand right into the stream (red small iron bridge at the entry!). Entry also possible directly above the "Doppler".
Tour: After the bridge there is the first slide, which can be downclimbed and jumped --> after a short walking passages there is a 12m long slide. rappel into the 'Dome' --> after the 'Dome' follows a longer walking passage --> in the upper part of the canyon is the well known double cascade (ca. 2x15m rappel with deep pools) which can be very dangerous at high water levels --> at the double cascade there are enough pitons to build up a ropeway system (for jumping pros the second 15m rappel would be jumpable after checking the depth) --> after this point there are several slippery walking/climbing passages and smaller rappel steps in the middle of the gorge --> ideally there are also several jumping points (mostly very slippery) --> the middle and final part take the most time because of the varied places, strength and concentration --> at the end of the canyons to the confluence with the Rettenbach --> get off here. The tour is now well drilled so that you can find several possibilities in many places.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-28: It would make sense to separate the upper and lower part of this canyon (superiore & inferiore, obere & untere etc.). The upper part isn't bad, but the two small rappels, of which one is nice, and a s...
2025-08-15: We did the tour in pairs. Some places have to be downclimbed. There are anchors at the higher points. Very beautiful and varied canyon. Total time under 4 hours
2025-06-19: Canyon has changed somewhat, Nasensprung is closed with tree trunks and shallow, individual excavator plates have been washed away and can now be found further down.
Comment: Einstieg oberhalb und unterhalb des Dopplerfalls möglich
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the forest road down--> before the bridge, the water level can be read at the wooden measuring station house--> after the bridge, always along the steep forest road--> past the excavator crash memorial plaque --> to the clearing (level) --> here still before the raised stand right into the stream (red small iron bridge at the entry!). Entry also possible directly above the "Doppler".
Tour: After the bridge there is the first slide, which can be downclimbed and jumped --> after a short walking passages there is a 12m long slide. rappel into the 'Dome' --> after the 'Dome' follows a longer walking passage --> in the upper part of the canyon is the well known double cascade (ca. 2x15m rappel with deep pools) which can be very dangerous at high water levels --> at the double cascade there are enough pitons to build up a ropeway system (for jumping pros the second 15m rappel would be jumpable after checking the depth) --> after this point there are several slippery walking/climbing passages and smaller rappel steps in the middle of the gorge --> ideally there are also several jumping points (mostly very slippery) --> the middle and final part take the most time because of the varied places, strength and concentration --> at the end of the canyons to the confluence with the Rettenbach --> get off here. The tour is now well drilled so that you can find several possibilities in many places.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Canyon End
2025-08-28: It would make sense to separate the upper and lower part of this canyon (superiore & inferiore, obere & untere etc.). The upper part isn't bad, but the two small rappels, of which one is nice, and a s...
2025-08-15: We did the tour in pairs. Some places have to be downclimbed. There are anchors at the higher points. Very beautiful and varied canyon. Total time under 4 hours
2025-06-19: Canyon has changed somewhat, Nasensprung is closed with tree trunks and shallow, individual excavator plates have been washed away and can now be found further down.
Return: At the point where you meet the Rettenbach, it is best to walk upstream along the bank for about 20 m and then cross the Rettenbach. On the opposite side you will find an initially inconspicuous path that leads in a few minutes to the forest road. When you reach the forest road, walk back about 100m to the right until you reach the parking lot.

Grabenbach / Jabron: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz direkt bei der Abzweigung der Grabenbach Forststraße
Access: Coming from Strobel am Wolfgangsee direction. Bad Ischl --> after the tunnel turn right into the Rettenbachtal --> after the bridge at the innkeeper follow the mountain road/gravel road (sign dead end) --> !Do not drive to the exit of the road, but park at a large street alcove on the left (here branches off a small forest road on the right)
Return: At the point where you meet the Rettenbach, it is best to walk upstream along the bank for about 20 m and then cross the Rettenbach. On the opposite side you will find an initially inconspicuous path that leads in a few minutes to the forest road. When you reach the forest road, walk back about 100m to the right until you reach the parking lot.

Almbachklamm: Canyon Start
2024-09-07: Some fixed ropes only have a few tendons. Pure fun canyon.
2023-09-24: Perfect training canyon. In summer and especially on weekends excessively walked by companies. Perfect for practice. Top drilled. Pay attention to the rope quality of the fixed ropes, these rub off qu...
2023-06-19: Rather a hike with some water contact and some swimming and climbing passages on the fixed rope. If you turn back before the last rappel (which is recommended because of the way back via the Bunderstr...
Comment: (cwiki_1)
Approach: Directly at the parking lot you can descend orographic left in the forest and enter the gorge below the dam wall via an aluminum ladder.
Tour: The Almbach gorge is ideal for beginners, young people or larger groups --> the dam wall makes the gorge relatively safe even when there is a lot of water (rain) --> it carries water all year round, but in varying quantities, therefore: Be careful with high jumps --> There are many possible jumps --> Shorter swimming sections always bring refreshment --> In the middle part of the tour you pass a large rock (right), which resembles a face ("the Face" climbing up and jumping only for experienced climbers and after checking the water depth) followed by the "Jump Temple", various jumps with 5/8/10m (or slide and diving cave). After two slides (jumping points) you come to a narrow section that you swim through --> After a small jump into deep pools comes the last descent point (iron bars), then it goes about 100m over conglomerate rock to a larger water basin. At the exit of the water basin, a steep path leads up to the road on the left. Unfortunately, there have always been problems with the private owner in the past, so it is recommended to walk to the power station and get off on the left (transfer car or bicycle necessary as pedestrians are prohibited!). The commercial providers now turn around before the second slide and walk back down the entire canyon on the right side via the "jump temple" (rope-insured) and get out again at the entry. Therefore, expect oncoming traffic in the canyon.

Almbachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-07: Some fixed ropes only have a few tendons. Pure fun canyon.
2023-09-24: Perfect training canyon. In summer and especially on weekends excessively walked by companies. Perfect for practice. Top drilled. Pay attention to the rope quality of the fixed ropes, these rub off qu...
2023-06-19: Rather a hike with some water contact and some swimming and climbing passages on the fixed rope. If you turn back before the last rappel (which is recommended because of the way back via the Bunderstr...
Comment: Große Parkbucht direkt neben der Staumauer. (cwiki)
Access: Coming from Hallein, take the Wiestal highway to the large dam parking lot on the left side (parking lot in front of the dam wall crossing).
Return: On the main road you get shortly back to the parking lot (Attention: only with a bike or shuttle car allowed!) --> Another option would be after the small slide, the way right up u. in the canyon back to go.

Almbachklamm: Canyon End
2024-09-07: Some fixed ropes only have a few tendons. Pure fun canyon.
2023-09-24: Perfect training canyon. In summer and especially on weekends excessively walked by companies. Perfect for practice. Top drilled. Pay attention to the rope quality of the fixed ropes, these rub off qu...
2023-06-19: Rather a hike with some water contact and some swimming and climbing passages on the fixed rope. If you turn back before the last rappel (which is recommended because of the way back via the Bunderstr...
Comment: Position des Ausstiegs nur ungefähr aus dem OF ermittelt (cwiki)
Return: On the main road you get shortly back to the parking lot (Attention: only with a bike or shuttle car allowed!) --> Another option would be after the small slide, the way right up u. in the canyon back to go.

Altersbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-30: Stands all in order. Some slightly bent hooks but nothing serious. Now super grippy although every pool is completely blocked.
2025-06-27: Canyon has only been provisionally rehabilitated by me after extreme flooding. Partly only one bolt as a stand - not recommended for guiding or groups! The canyon is practically wood-free, very much g...
2025-04-27: Great canyon. Some of the stands/drill hooks are a little loose, but all in all it's still passable without any problems. There is a lot of wood in the water, especially in the lower section.
Comment: (cwiki_1)
Approach: approx. 50min From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail signposted Eisenau --> you will soon reach the final abseil (check water level) --> continue uphill and cross the stream after approx. 15min (exit/entry point) --> continue uphill here, past the water fountain and a wooden hut to reach the forest road with a fork --> follow the forest road to the right --> at the point where the forest road makes a slight left bend, leave it to the right and continue downhill along the inconspicuous forest path to the stream.
Tour: approx. 3h After a short stretch in the streambed comes a dilapidated wooden bridge --> then follows a short narrow section with small washouts --> after a short stretch with downclimb passages the canyon opens -->here you have a beautiful view of Lake Mondsee --> over well placed belays it goes over 3. downclimbs from 5m to 20m to the first large 50m waterfall -->to get to the exposed belay on the right should be built for safety's sake a removable rope traverse!> The 50m abseil is only up to the sharp edge in the water, after that you are in the overhang--> Alternatively you can abseil to the left outside the waterfall (intermediate level after approx.20m+30m) --> after the beautiful 50m-waterfall the next steps on the left can be bypassed --> after that there are short rappels which are mostly bypassed --> after further short mostly unproblematic rappels one crosses the hiking trail which one went up before (exit possibility) --> after the hiking trail there are five approx. 20m rappelling routes which follow each other shortly (downclimbing not advisable because mostly very slippery) --> to get to the exposed and mostly very slippery belaystation of the 50m final waterfall a removable rope traverse should be installed again --> the rappelling route looks from above mostly more spectacular than it is, because at the beginning of the rappelling routes you are again briefly in the water flow. (Alternatively, this abseil point can also be divided approx. 20m+30m).

Altersbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-30: Stands all in order. Some slightly bent hooks but nothing serious. Now super grippy although every pool is completely blocked.
2025-06-27: Canyon has only been provisionally rehabilitated by me after extreme flooding. Partly only one bolt as a stand - not recommended for guiding or groups! The canyon is practically wood-free, very much g...
2025-04-27: Great canyon. Some of the stands/drill hooks are a little loose, but all in all it's still passable without any problems. There is a lot of wood in the water, especially in the lower section.
Comment: (cwiki_1)
Access: approx. 15min From Mondsee take the main road (Romantikstraße) in the direction of St. Gilgen. After the village of Scharfling, turn left towards Unterach. After the tunnel, there is limited parking on the right next to the road or gravel parking in the forest.
Return: approx. 10min At the bottom follow the trail on the left back to the parking lot.

Altersbach: Canyon End
2025-06-30: Stands all in order. Some slightly bent hooks but nothing serious. Now super grippy although every pool is completely blocked.
2025-06-27: Canyon has only been provisionally rehabilitated by me after extreme flooding. Partly only one bolt as a stand - not recommended for guiding or groups! The canyon is practically wood-free, very much g...
2025-04-27: Great canyon. Some of the stands/drill hooks are a little loose, but all in all it's still passable without any problems. There is a lot of wood in the water, especially in the lower section.
Return: approx. 10min At the bottom follow the trail on the left back to the parking lot.

Alpenrosenklamm: Canyon Start
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2022-07-21: Heavily commercial canyons, but the beaches are absolutely top. All easily accessible and in very good condition.
Approach: From here on the tarred road down to the bridge (entry). From the bridge rappel (approx. 15m, rope protectors recommended) or descend via the narrow path into the streambed.
Tour: After the rappel from the bridge, the route goes over rough terrain to the first 3m rappel point (steel rope for self-belay) --> The route continues over very slippery areas past a large waterfall, which flows in from the left --> The next rappel point leads approx. 4m into a pool and further down to a shallow slope with approx. 8m --> A 7m high rappel follows and a narrow rock band (steel rope for self-securing) to the highest rappel point (12m with overhang) which ends in a large pool-->thereafter come 2 jumps about 3m in white water (rappel possible), a 7m high water slide (rappel possible) --> After a short walking passages comes the last rappel point (about 6m), then you continue to the sign and leave the stream on the left side.

Alpenrosenklamm: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the flat forest path to the left next to the stream to the barbecue area --> then continue to the barrier --> from here by shuttle car, bike or on foot (approx. 20min) along the road to the entry.

Auerklamm (ab Wolfsbrücke): Canyon Start
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Approach: At the distinctive orange survey point and a park bench, a path leads downhill to a wooden bridge. Here is the entry to the middle Auerklamm gorge (rappel) which is not marked on the topographic view. The entry to the lower Auerklamm can be reached via a path that branches off to the left of the small chapel, right by the wooden bridge. The path descends steeply for about 10 minutes until you reach the entry point. If you want to climb all the way through the canyon, there is another entry point above Taxegg (see upper Auerklamm/Nederbach II). At the end of the village you come to a bridge and then follow the course of the stream on the right-hand side until you reach a small dam. Alternatively, park at a large gravel parking place to the right of Ötztaler Straße and walk for about 35 minutes along a steep hiking trail to the bridge.
Tour: Rappel over dry approx.30m high rappel (sharp edge!) or bridge --> there follows a 10m rappel in pools --> over a fixed rope in the water it continues to the 15m slide below the Wolfsbrücke --> from the narrow pool with short fixed ropes rappel 5m into a winding place + 4m slide in pools --> After the pool there is li. an emergency exit (possibility to bypass the 40m waterfall) --> For bypassing go over the Wolfsbrücke and follow the hiking trail or. r. downhill past a lookout point --> right after that you can descend left. via via ferrata back into the stream --> If the emergency exit is not needed, continue with a 3-person slide combination (7m, 3m and 8m) --> After that comes the highest approx. 40m rappel point in the waterway! (Ropeway system possible, drill hooks on the large rock below left) --> after the high step over rock slabs downclimb and continue over the 6m rock slide (rappel possible) --> downclimb (6m) --> small step with fixed ropes --> another downclimb outside the waterway about 10m --> after the barbecue area comes a 7-8m slide which is partly overhanging (rappel possible) --> at the next downclimb you can rappel 5m and then jump 3-4m. --> after that you come to the chain anchor --> rappel over fixed ropes into a rock grotto --> a 6m jump into the whirlpool follows and a 10m sloping rock step where you rappel over the fixed rope into the "dome" --> after that you cross a narrow passage with the help of a steel rope --> a 10m jump into deep pools follows and a 5m jump --> two smaller rappel points lead to the last sloping ca.30m waterfall --> after the waterfall the tour ends in front of the beautiful wooden bridge.

Auerklamm (ab Wolfsbrücke): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the Inntal freeway, drive into the Ötztal valley --> shortly after the Ambach inn, a road leads to the left towards the plain --> here, at the wooden bridge (exit), a shadow car can be parked and the water level (! Water drainage) be checked --> then you drive back on the main road to the village of Ötz--> from Ötz you then drive on the mountain road (Küthaistraße) to Ötzerau and a little further until shortly before Wies --> here still park before the sharp right bend in the bulge (space for about 5 cars). The parking lot is very heavily used by the outdoor clubs. Alternatively, you can park a little further up after the houses of Wies at the bridge on the left.
Return: Exit on the right in front of the wooden bridge --> After the tour take a shuttle car (cab) up to the parking entry or alternatively: walk from the wooden bridge first on the right side of the road to the marked hiking trail and then follow the steep hiking trail up to the Wolf Bridge and parking entry (approx. 30 min)

Auerklamm (ab Wolfsbrücke): Canyon End
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Return: Exit on the right in front of the wooden bridge --> After the tour take a shuttle car (cab) up to the parking entry or alternatively: walk from the wooden bridge first on the right side of the road to the marked hiking trail and then follow the steep hiking trail up to the Wolf Bridge and parking entry (approx. 30 min)

Rötenbach (unterer): Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Attached to the upper part, some more beautiful rappels, even better equipped. Look carefully and you will find the mostly newer but partly exposed belays. Partly blocked but not really disturbing. Co...
2025-09-21: A nice, technical canyon with lots of descents.
Approach: (1h on foot) From the parking lot at the hunting lodge (Schwandhütte) a path goes right into the forest. After a short time you will come across a hunter's stand that stands in front of a steep rock face. Here you can see the upper part of the canyon. From the hunter's stand, an unmarked path goes down the steep ridge of the forest on the right. At a suitable point below the rock wall, a traverese rope becomes visible, over which one reaches the boulder field and the stream (entry) at 900Hm (possibly rappel over boulder field).
Tour: The lower part of the Rötenbach is a beautiful aquatic rappel canyon in limestone. Before the tour, however, the water level at the exit (red rock) should be checked, because some places can be very dangerous at high water levels. After a short stretch in rock-strewn streambed and small downclimb comes the 1st rappel point. Due to the large mountain basin, considerable amounts of melt and rain water often come down the mountain, therefore the belaying points / pitons have been placed very exposed (some boron hooks for rope traverses are available). With a deep view down into the valley, from the 1st step onwards the route descends continuously over several aquatic rappels into the canyon, which becomes increasingly incised. After some heavy showers and nice washouts, the canyon becomes more open. From here, some steps, some of them slippery, must be skillfully downclimbed before reaching the exit at about 720Hm.

Rötenbach (unterer): Canyon End
2025-11-09: Attached to the upper part, some more beautiful rappels, even better equipped. Look carefully and you will find the mostly newer but partly exposed belays. Partly blocked but not really disturbing. Co...
2025-09-21: A nice, technical canyon with lots of descents.
Return: Once in the shallow streambed, follow the streambed (right) to the asphalt road and back to the parking lot.

Rötenbach (unterer): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-09: Attached to the upper part, some more beautiful rappels, even better equipped. Look carefully and you will find the mostly newer but partly exposed belays. Partly blocked but not really disturbing. Co...
2025-09-21: A nice, technical canyon with lots of descents.
Access: From Lienz drive in the direction of Silian (on the B100). At road kilometer 113 you turn left and drive over a bridge. After the bridge turn left and after a few meters you will find a parking lot on the right (here you can either park a shuttle car or walk up). From the barrier at the parking lot, follow the asphalt mountain road for about 1.5 km (road closed from 01.11-30.04). Then turn right on the forest road until you reach a haipin bend with a hunting lodge. Here you park the second car.
Return: Once in the shallow streambed, follow the streambed (right) to the asphalt road and back to the parking lot.

Bruckgraben: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: All belays in order! Former last rappel no longer exists but no problem for downclimbing!
2025-07-20: 1 stand newly drilled. Former last belay no longer exists. Can now be easily downclimbed via several small steps
2025-05-15: Less sun and water than expected. Quite a lot of gravel, but it was well distributed - on the walking passages and not in the basins. The former first rappel through the hole between the clamping bloc...
Comment: (descente_1)
Approach: From the parking lot you go over the bridge to the train station Johnsbach --> here follow the valley hiking trail "Rauchboden" on the right (not the path directly behind the train station!) -->there are two shortcuts through the forest on this hiking trail, after the second one you have to leave the Rauchboden path on the left and follow the abandoned forest road up through the forest (sign "cycling prohibited", do not continue on the circular hiking trail!) --> after a few meters there is a steep gravel field that you go up to the forest road (lookout with bench) --> then continue to follow the marked hiking trail to the Buchsteinhaus to the "Brucksattel", about 50m after the resting bench is a cairn on the left (just before the next forest road crossing), here follow the footprints which lead downhill into the Bruckgraben (tw. cairns and yellow markings).
Tour: The Bruckgraben is due to its arduous access and descent to the conditional and time-consuming tours in eastern Austria--> arrived in the stream, it first goes over small climbing and walking passages (beautiful washouts) --> the upper part of the canyon is still very open to the lower part--> over some smaller abseils and longer walking passages you get to the canyon center (last possible escape right, steep chute up to back - here leads a path to the tracks) --> from here it is really tight. (high water level / thunderstorms mean here absolute danger to life!) --> in the impressive and beautiful cut lower part of the canyon you can see over the head old wooden beams (Triftanlage), which still come from the "wooden age" --> Most abseiling points are not high but in the water course and can therefore be somewhat challenging for one or the other --> The final part leads over several rocks and an aluminum ladder to the exit at the railroad bridge (!bird breeding place therefore follow signs).

Bruckgraben: Canyon End
2025-09-26: All belays in order! Former last rappel no longer exists but no problem for downclimbing!
2025-07-20: 1 stand newly drilled. Former last belay no longer exists. Can now be easily downclimbed via several small steps
2025-05-15: Less sun and water than expected. Quite a lot of gravel, but it was well distributed - on the walking passages and not in the basins. The former first rappel through the hole between the clamping bloc...
Comment: (descente_2)
Return: To make the way back easier, you swim (depending on the water level!) the approx. 2 km long distance simply in the Enns (watch out for trees in the water!), back to the bridge/parking lot. Alternatively 20 min. on foot next to the railroad line.

Bruckgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: All belays in order! Former last rappel no longer exists but no problem for downclimbing!
2025-07-20: 1 stand newly drilled. Former last belay no longer exists. Can now be easily downclimbed via several small steps
2025-05-15: Less sun and water than expected. Quite a lot of gravel, but it was well distributed - on the walking passages and not in the basins. The former first rappel through the hole between the clamping bloc...
Comment: (descente_3)
Access: Coming from Admont on the Gesäuse Str. B146 to Johnsbach 5th (Gesäuse National Park) drive --> Parking options: Large parking lot visitor center Weidendom (Chargeable, € 6, - per day!), Parking at Gasthof Bachbrücke and parking station Johnsbach is no longer allowed.
Return: To make the way back easier, you swim (depending on the water level!) the approx. 2 km long distance simply in the Enns (watch out for trees in the water!), back to the bridge/parking lot. Alternatively 20 min. on foot next to the railroad line.

Bruckgraben: Waypoint
Comment: 1 Départ. Prendre la piste à gauche (640m alt.) et ensuite la sente qui monte vers "Kühgraben" - (marques bleu/blanche). (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot you go over the bridge to the train station Johnsbach --> here follow the valley hiking trail "Rauchboden" on the right (not the path directly behind the train station!) -->there are two shortcuts through the forest on this hiking trail, after the second one you have to leave the Rauchboden path on the left and follow the abandoned forest road up through the forest (sign "cycling prohibited", do not continue on the circular hiking trail!) --> after a few meters there is a steep gravel field that you go up to the forest road (lookout with bench) --> then continue to follow the marked hiking trail to the Buchsteinhaus to the "Brucksattel", about 50m after the resting bench is a cairn on the left (just before the next forest road crossing), here follow the footprints which lead downhill into the Bruckgraben (tw. cairns and yellow markings).

Bruckgraben: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 Fin de la piste forestière (Alt. 950m). Continuer le sentier qui monte. (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot you go over the bridge to the train station Johnsbach --> here follow the valley hiking trail "Rauchboden" on the right (not the path directly behind the train station!) -->there are two shortcuts through the forest on this hiking trail, after the second one you have to leave the Rauchboden path on the left and follow the abandoned forest road up through the forest (sign "cycling prohibited", do not continue on the circular hiking trail!) --> after a few meters there is a steep gravel field that you go up to the forest road (lookout with bench) --> then continue to follow the marked hiking trail to the Buchsteinhaus to the "Brucksattel", about 50m after the resting bench is a cairn on the left (just before the next forest road crossing), here follow the footprints which lead downhill into the Bruckgraben (tw. cairns and yellow markings).

Bruckgraben: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 Passer à "Brucksattel" (Alt. 1115m) et continuer en direction de l\'ouest en descendant. (descente)

Bruckgraben: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 Passer le lit ouvert et sec d\'un ravin (Bruckgraben ?) (Alt. 1040m) et continuer le ravin jusqu\'à Bruckgraben. (descente)

Dießbachschlucht: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Canyon from Diesbachstausee. You can save yourself the upper part! From the normal entry everything is fine!
2023-11-10: Beautiful abseiling canyon. Quite continuous. Strenuous approach.
2023-11-10: Little water in the stream at the bridge at the exit. Equipped throughout with a D-shaped sticky anchor and in some places an additional bolt. Unorthodox hook placement in places, especially on the C5...
Approach: From the parking lot in a northerly direction along the cycle path --> past the bee houses and a bridge (Dießbach) at 660Hm --> after the bridge the hiking trail 32 starts in the direction of Kalbrunnalm, Ingolstätterhaus (Dießbachsteig) --> from here steeply uphill --> after a few meters in altitude there is a large rock face --> follow the path further to the right. Kalbrunnalm, Ingolstätterhaus (Dießbachsteig) --> from here steeply uphill --> after a few meters there is a large rock face --> follow the path further right and overcome the next steep steps coming after an iron ladder --> after the steepest part it only goes uphill for a short time until you stand in front of a field with large boulders (approx. 1230m) --> leave the path to the right here and cross the sparse forest interspersed with rocks slightly downhill --> you will soon be standing in front of a steep embankment --> keep to the left here and follow the very poorly visible path to a suitable descent point to the stream --> once you have found the tree stump with a rusty saw blade, you have almost reached the entry point --> this is just a little above the saw blade where it is also much easier to get into the stream --> entry point at approx. 1100m
Tour: The canyon is very secluded, has many, very slippery passages and over 20 rappel points (therefore not suitable for beginners) --> experienced canyoneers could, however, find a nice all-day tour after rainy days and some sunshine --> there are several clamps throughout the canyon from which you often rappel in the overhang --> the rope should not be pulled off prematurely, as you will not always find a place to stand on arrival --> most abseiling points are no higher than 20m --> from midday the sun shines best in the south-west facing canyon --> the canyon is not a highlight but is definitely worthwhile --> only the last high waterfall (50m) was not considered very worthwhile during our ascent (can also be bypassed/descended on the left if necessary). can be bypassed/descended if necessary)

Dießbachschlucht: Canyon End
2025-09-06: Canyon from Diesbachstausee. You can save yourself the upper part! From the normal entry everything is fine!
2023-11-10: Beautiful abseiling canyon. Quite continuous. Strenuous approach.
2023-11-10: Little water in the stream at the bridge at the exit. Equipped throughout with a D-shaped sticky anchor and in some places an additional bolt. Unorthodox hook placement in places, especially on the C5...
Return: After the final waterfall you can bypass the last step on the left (rappel) or downclimb on the right --> at about 710Hm on the right get out of the canyon and follow the small path to the path --> shortly you will reach the bike path again which you then follow back to the parking lot.

Dießbachschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: Canyon from Diesbachstausee. You can save yourself the upper part! From the normal entry everything is fine!
2023-11-10: Beautiful abseiling canyon. Quite continuous. Strenuous approach.
2023-11-10: Little water in the stream at the bridge at the exit. Equipped throughout with a D-shaped sticky anchor and in some places an additional bolt. Unorthodox hook placement in places, especially on the C5...
Access: From the small village Weißenbach you drive next to the Saalach on the B311 (Pinzgauer Str.) about 3km in the direction of Lofer (several radar boxes!) until you see a small pink chapel on the left side of the road --> just nearby there is a small turnout with limited parking or you park next to the bike path / wood storage area (access via dirt road near chapel)
Return: After the final waterfall you can bypass the last step on the left (rappel) or downclimb on the right --> at about 710Hm on the right get out of the canyon and follow the small path to the path --> shortly you will reach the bike path again which you then follow back to the parking lot.

Dießbachschlucht: Waypoint
Comment: sortir le sentiers vers cours d\'eau (sans sente) (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot in a northerly direction along the cycle path --> past the bee houses and a bridge (Dießbach) at 660Hm --> after the bridge the hiking trail 32 starts in the direction of Kalbrunnalm, Ingolstätterhaus (Dießbachsteig) --> from here steeply uphill --> after a few meters in altitude there is a large rock face --> follow the path further to the right. Kalbrunnalm, Ingolstätterhaus (Dießbachsteig) --> from here steeply uphill --> after a few meters there is a large rock face --> follow the path further right and overcome the next steep steps coming after an iron ladder --> after the steepest part it only goes uphill for a short time until you stand in front of a field with large boulders (approx. 1230m) --> leave the path to the right here and cross the sparse forest interspersed with rocks slightly downhill --> you will soon be standing in front of a steep embankment --> keep to the left here and follow the very poorly visible path to a suitable descent point to the stream --> once you have found the tree stump with a rusty saw blade, you have almost reached the entry point --> this is just a little above the saw blade where it is also much easier to get into the stream --> entry point at approx. 1100m

Drachenmaul (Bärnbach): Canyon Start
2025-08-30: The upper part of the road is gone. We could only get in at the 4th stand. The upper part is open, the lower part is closed. There is not much escape from the latter and it is full of fallen trees. On...
2024-06-26: Many obstructions. Extremely slippery.
2024-05-19: Great canyon! Most of the stands are okay, the fixed ropes are mostly no longer usable, could be retrofitted... The canyon is really very slippery! Parking possible here (free, approx. 3 cars): https:...
Approach: From the parking lot to the left along the hunter's path next to the stream -- initially still flat and clear, the path in the forest becomes steeper and more difficult --> after about 40min. (200Hm) comes a forest road (long material cable car) --> Either follow the forest road to the creek and go only the (more interesting) lower part or follow left the narrow path further through the forest to get to the upper entry --> for the upper entry (at about 1040m) leave the path at a suitable place on the right and descend into the creek.
Tour: Arrived in the Bärnbach follow after a short walking and climbing passage the first rappel points --> the highest and at the same time most beautiful rappel points in the canyon occur at the beginning and in the lower part of the canyon --> the entire canyon is very slippery and the rappel are mostly in the Wassserführung --> several entangled trees have to be downclimbed -.-> at the belaystation there is mostly only one bolthook with a short chain (in good condition during our ascent) --> on the so called "dragon's mouth" (dark cascade) is in the cut lower canyon section --> in the middle of the abseil there is a deep hollow which can be bypassed with some skill --> in the canyon there are many abseils, In the canyon there are many abseils, several narrow passages and with the right light a beautiful play of colors due to the contrasting surroundings --> towards the exit the canyon opens up and you hike along the streambed to the dam wall.

Drachenmaul (Bärnbach): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-30: The upper part of the road is gone. We could only get in at the 4th stand. The upper part is open, the lower part is closed. There is not much escape from the latter and it is full of fallen trees. On...
2024-06-26: Many obstructions. Extremely slippery.
2024-05-19: Great canyon! Most of the stands are okay, the fixed ropes are mostly no longer usable, could be retrofitted... The canyon is really very slippery! Parking possible here (free, approx. 3 cars): https:...
Access: From Abtenau take the B166 (Pass Gschütt Str.) towards Gossau --> at the T-junction in Gossau turn left (towards Bad Goisern) and follow the Romantikstr. --> approx. 2 km after the end of the village there is a small bridge (Bärnbach) --> park here on the right at Holzhandel-Transporte Kressl (or better opposite at the car park/wood storage area).
Return: Once at the dam, follow the trail on the right back to the parking lot.

Drachenmaul (Bärnbach): Canyon End
2025-08-30: The upper part of the road is gone. We could only get in at the 4th stand. The upper part is open, the lower part is closed. There is not much escape from the latter and it is full of fallen trees. On...
2024-06-26: Many obstructions. Extremely slippery.
2024-05-19: Great canyon! Most of the stands are okay, the fixed ropes are mostly no longer usable, could be retrofitted... The canyon is really very slippery! Parking possible here (free, approx. 3 cars): https:...
Return: Once at the dam, follow the trail on the right back to the parking lot.

Fellbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-16: Once again after many years. Had my 9 year old son with me for the first time today. All stands OK. At the bottom of the valley in Fellbach, at the ascent there is a no driving sign on the forest road...
Approach: Pass the bridge on the right (hiking trail) --> you will pass a water level measuring station (inlet in the lower part of the canyon) --> continue up the trail until you reach the forest road --> then follow the forest road up to 980Hm (bridge over stream) --> from the forest road you have several opportunities to look into the canyon.
Tour: After a short walking passages and small slides follow several small steps which can be partly rappelled outside of the water flow --> arrived at the weir you have an approx. 10m rappel point in a deep pool --> after the weir there are a few small mostly unproblematic rappel steps (slides) --> the canyon, which is suitable for beginners, is very open and at higher water levels still well doable --> in addition there is the possibility to get off almost in the entire canyon course on the forest road.

Fellbach: Canyon End
2025-08-16: Once again after many years. Had my 9 year old son with me for the first time today. All stands OK. At the bottom of the valley in Fellbach, at the ascent there is a no driving sign on the forest road...
Return: After the last step and a short walking passages in the stream, you reach the forest road on the right and return to the parking lot in a short time.

Fellbach: Parking at Entry
2025-08-16: Once again after many years. Had my 9 year old son with me for the first time today. All stands OK. At the bottom of the valley in Fellbach, at the ascent there is a no driving sign on the forest road...
Access: Coming from Villach, drive into the Drautal valley as far as Fellbach --> shortly before the end of the village, a forest road goes up into the forest on the left --> from the beginning of the forest road, still on the valley floor, there is now a forest road no driving sign, but I don't think this has been officially erected --> after a group of houses the road forks --> continue left to the bridge --> park on the right side (few parking spaces).
Return: After the last step and a short walking passages in the stream, you reach the forest road on the right and return to the parking lot in a short time.

Fellbach: Waypoint
Comment: Rückweg, verwachsene Forststraße, orographisch rechts
Approach: Pass the bridge on the right (hiking trail) --> you will pass a water level measuring station (inlet in the lower part of the canyon) --> continue up the trail until you reach the forest road --> then follow the forest road up to 980Hm (bridge over stream) --> from the forest road you have several opportunities to look into the canyon.

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Canyon Start
2025-09-07: A scenic jewel! Canyon is perfectly insured, all rope traverses and bolts ok Slide 1 easily doable with knees pulled up, slides 2+3 also jumpable today Rappels through the rock hole are superiore poss...
2025-09-04: Chain anchor on the right before the hole renewed, rope traverse at narrow point and penultimate abseil point renewed (have fun until the next flood 😉)
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon. One belly of the built-in monkey rope bridge (stand 4) needs replacing. No driveway access to the service road leading to the parking lot on weekends and holidays between 10am and 5p...
Approach: From the Bärenwirt follow the forest road over the bridge in the direction of Jochalmen --> after approx. 15 min. you will come to a small border hut --> at the fork in the road turn left in the direction of the waterfall --> after a short while you will cross a stream --> then continue to follow hiking trail 451 up through the forest (also possible via forest road) --> after approx. 10/15 min. you meet the forest road again --> here you take a shortcut over a steep forest road until you are back on the forest road again --> you follow this until the end --> at the point where the forest road ends, it is best to put on the neoprene and harness --> the entry is in the course of the forest road a little further above and is reached via a well-trodden small path next to the canyon (entry via fixed ropes and abseil point on the tree)
Tour: The entry into the stream leads over a sling around the tree where you dry rappel about 25m --> arrived in the stream follow three short slides which can also be jumped depending on the water level --> after that you would have a last steep exit possibility on the right before it then goes over an approx. 25m high dry rappel point (with rope traverse) next to the so-called cannon tube in a cavity down --> from the cavity it goes immediately approx.7m incl. shower over the next mostly very slippery step --> for safety a rope traverse leads to the next chain anchor at the highest dry 30m rappel point in the canyon --> after a few steps there is a narrow point which can be easily passed by a fixed rope traverse --> the next approx. 20m rappel point runs directly in the water and has a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a sharp edge --> the next 20m rappel point is a small overhang with a small overhang with a sharp edge. Overhang with sharp edge --> a shallow pool follows (often felt with gravel)--> a short walking passages and small slide follows before one stands at the last cascade--> if the water level allows it, is rappelled here left approx. 15m into a beautiful cavity, followed by an approx. 10m step into the last pool--> alternatively, this cascade can be dry r. approx.30m rappel--> then follow the shallow streambed mostly on the left side for about 15min. until you see a small wooden hut next to the streambed--> here rappel left out of the stream.

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Canyon End
2025-09-07: A scenic jewel! Canyon is perfectly insured, all rope traverses and bolts ok Slide 1 easily doable with knees pulled up, slides 2+3 also jumpable today Rappels through the rock hole are superiore poss...
2025-09-04: Chain anchor on the right before the hole renewed, rope traverse at narrow point and penultimate abseil point renewed (have fun until the next flood 😉)
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon. One belly of the built-in monkey rope bridge (stand 4) needs replacing. No driveway access to the service road leading to the parking lot on weekends and holidays between 10am and 5p...
Return: From the wooden hut via the forest road back to the Bärenwirt (Attention! many MTB).

Fischbach (Bluntautal): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-07: A scenic jewel! Canyon is perfectly insured, all rope traverses and bolts ok Slide 1 easily doable with knees pulled up, slides 2+3 also jumpable today Rappels through the rock hole are superiore poss...
2025-09-04: Chain anchor on the right before the hole renewed, rope traverse at narrow point and penultimate abseil point renewed (have fun until the next flood 😉)
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon. One belly of the built-in monkey rope bridge (stand 4) needs replacing. No driveway access to the service road leading to the parking lot on weekends and holidays between 10am and 5p...
Access: Coming from the A10 take the exit Golling and drive in the direction of the train station --> before the train station you drive over the tracks and bridge that leads over the Salzach --> immediately after the bridge on the left continue into the Bluntautal --> you follow the road to the bridge after the first large parking lot for hikers (Attention!!! on weekends and holidays the entrance is only allowed until 10am for cars). --> continue over the small wooden bridge and the forest road at walking pace to the Bärenwirt --> park at the Bärenwirt parking lot.
Return: From the wooden hut via the forest road back to the Bärenwirt (Attention! many MTB).

Frauenbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-16: Currently very slippery.
2025-09-19: beautiful canyon. Last hook was a bit tricky to get to , but all went fine :)
2025-07-14: At the moment there’s no deep pools, nothing jumpable at all. On the very last stand (25m) was a fixed rope already that looked like it was cut. Next one who goes down can take it out I guess.
Approach: From the parking lot in front of the barrier of the shooting range (attention to red flag) it goes on the forest road to the small power plant cottage (700Hm) --> there you can already see the last cascade or the water level via a path that goes up on the left --> after the check back to the forest road --> follow this further to the only fork in the road Ri. Lavanter Alm --> after a short time and some Hm. can be descended at 940Hm simply in the stream (open terrain with views of the mountains).
Tour: Entry at 940Hm --> from here it goes over a kl. Downclimb to the first step with cold shower:-) most of the (at the beginning still short) rappel points are in the watercourse --> the belays (mostly chain anchors) are however well and thoughtfully placed --> it goes very continuously over many rappels through the canyon --> in the lower part of the canyon come the higher rappel points --> the Frauenbach can change very quickly due to the partly very high water flow and debris, therefore the pools should be checked before a possible jump or slide --> in the upper third come several inlets into the canyon, (Tip: at the information board at the parking lot you can see the normal water level!) --> should the amount of water by the tributaries be too large for the walk, there are some emergency exits on the left side --> by the long stay in the cold water, the canyon should not be underestimated even on hot summer days. The last cascade C10-C30-C25 is very beautiful but can be very dangerous at high water (dry 40m rappel right possible)

Frauenbach: Canyon End
2025-11-16: Currently very slippery.
2025-09-19: beautiful canyon. Last hook was a bit tricky to get to , but all went fine :)
2025-07-14: At the moment there’s no deep pools, nothing jumpable at all. On the very last stand (25m) was a fixed rope already that looked like it was cut. Next one who goes down can take it out I guess.
Return: After the last cascade you get out of the stream at 700Hm on the left and go up to the power station house. Then follow the forest road back to the parking lot.

Frauenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-16: Currently very slippery.
2025-09-19: beautiful canyon. Last hook was a bit tricky to get to , but all went fine :)
2025-07-14: At the moment there’s no deep pools, nothing jumpable at all. On the very last stand (25m) was a fixed rope already that looked like it was cut. Next one who goes down can take it out I guess.
Access: Coming from Spital an der Trau drive into the Drau valley in the direction of Tirol (Lienz) --> after the village of Oberdrauburg (after approx. 10km) at the sign "Schotterwerk Schmidl" turn left across the Drau to Lavant --> after 1.5km at the time sign from the shooting range drive back on the forest road to the barrier (parking lot).
Return: After the last cascade you get out of the stream at 700Hm on the left and go up to the power station house. Then follow the forest road back to the parking lot.

Grünwaldgraben
2025-05-06: At 4th rappel dead chamois in pool, Some stands tightened as nuts were loose, more slippery than last year,
2024-06-22: So far everything was great! After the 4th rappel no bolt, downclimb approx. 15m. Same after the 5th rappel, here approx. 35m inclined wall to downclimb. (place bolt if necessary!) Last rappel; bolt o...

Fischbach (Heutal Unken): Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fischbach (im Heutal) In the summer, a beautiful, simple canyon, suitable even for beginners.In the fall, great for testing your heat (coold :...
2025-06-21: In the afternoon we quickly "whizzed through" to the middle exit.
2025-06-20: Everything was superiore.
Approach: From the inn Heutal follow the path behind the house to the small stream --> after the small bridge follow the path for about 200m --> after a wooden fence passage you can already see the first waterfall (entry).
Tour: The tour is except two high waterfalls rather easy --> not to be underestimated are the slippery places --> at an old hermitage is the first waterfall about 25m high (use tree right as a fixed point) --> it follows a varied streambed with several small rappel points and small jumps --> in the middle part comes a beautiful rock breakthrough through which you can rappel --> kl. Curved chute --> you can also see a beautiful tributary on the right (Staubfall: see description Staubfall) from which the water falls over the hiking trail into the canyon --> be careful in snowy winters the avalanche cone in the lower part of the canyon can remain for a long time --> there you also meet the second high ca.30m waterfall (good place to stand) --> after the second waterfall you no longer need ropes --> the easier exit would be down the right at the wooden bridge that leads over the stream, but this is on the German side where canyoning is prohibited.

Fischbach (Heutal Unken): Alternative Canyon End
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fischbach (im Heutal) In the summer, a beautiful, simple canyon, suitable even for beginners.In the fall, great for testing your heat (coold :...
2025-06-21: In the afternoon we quickly "whizzed through" to the middle exit.
2025-06-20: Everything was superiore.
Return: Directly at the Staubfall (N47.67020000°, E12.64850000°) first over tributary then over steep slope or. right from the waterfall up to the hiking trail (border D/AT). Here follow the marked hiking trail on the right across the forest path back to Gasthof Heutal (parking lot).

Fischbach (Heutal Unken): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fischbach (im Heutal) In the summer, a beautiful, simple canyon, suitable even for beginners.In the fall, great for testing your heat (coold :...
2025-06-21: In the afternoon we quickly "whizzed through" to the middle exit.
2025-06-20: Everything was superiore.
Access: From Salzburg south --> over the Walserberg border --> towards Lofer --> after the tunnel at the border turn right towards Unken --> in the village turn right up into Heutal (steep road) --> drive to the exit --> park at Gasthof Heutal.
Return: Directly at the Staubfall (N47.67020000°, E12.64850000°) first over tributary then over steep slope or. right from the waterfall up to the hiking trail (border D/AT). Here follow the marked hiking trail on the right across the forest path back to Gasthof Heutal (parking lot).

Fischbach (Heutal Unken): Canyon End
Comment: Ende Staubfall und Fischbach
Return: Directly at the Staubfall (N47.67020000°, E12.64850000°) first over tributary then over steep slope or. right from the waterfall up to the hiking trail (border D/AT). Here follow the marked hiking trail on the right across the forest path back to Gasthof Heutal (parking lot).

Jaglingbach: Canyon Start
Approach: After the houses turn left and follow the path orthogr. right uphill. After a few bends - in a sharp left bend (from the right comes the later exit path up). After the sharp left turn, a path branches off immediately to the right, steeply uphill. Follow this rather arduous (2022 complicated speziel further up much fallen trees the access). Follow the path for about 15 minutes until it flattens out and you reach the stream (about 35 minutes). Old description / whole tour: Follow the forest road past the barrier briefly -->you go over the small bridge that leads over the Jaglingbach (water level control) --> at the sign ('Gamskogel and Mitteralm') follow the marked path past the small alp --> after the last wooden house right steeply up through the forest --> this path is the shortcut to the forest road which you cross several times --> after about 1h you are at approx.1200m at the fork in the forest road --> follow the forest road on the left downhill to the stream with a small crossing (flow-through pipe) --> entry at approx.1140m.
Tour: In 2022, the canyon was well established from access lower part and quite worthwhile. Rather in the spring or after rain make . (about 2h) Old description >whole canyon : Arrived at the entry, the water runs mostly underground --> you walk in the dry streambed about 100m --> then comes a beautiful by the glacier and water formed rock cart plate which you descend about 50m --> follow kl. Pools (can be bypassed on the right) --> downclimb another 30m --> flat walking passages in the streambed about 200m to the old hermitage (wooden beams) --> from here it becomes slippery --> several short climbing and walking passages --> in the upper part of the canyon there are many small steps that descend over trees slippery steps that can be rappelled over trees or bypassed in the forest --> the pools do not necessarily invite to jump --> several logs make it difficult to progress quickly --> in the middle of the gorge comes the most interesting part of the tour --> R14 (le.) over glued anchors --> slippery walking and climbing passages --> inflow from the right --> downclimb and walk --> nice washouts --> it goes past an old bridge to the highest downclimb C28 (left) (divisible C15 left + C15 right) --> big rock slab (left) downclimb about 30m or C26 (right) through narrow passage! --> downclimb left to R14 (left) --> downclimb --> R18 (left) (R14 u.R18 in overhang) --> C20 (left) --> walk and climb down (slides?) --> in the lower part of the tour there is a nice narrow water gully/rock cart slab with an abseil C20 (right) --> after the inflow of (left) walk about 500m and climb down until shortly before the bridge (exit 660Hm).

Jaglingbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Freeway to Mondsee ---> Bundesstraße r. Bad Ischl --> through tunnel --> 2nd exit r. Bad Goisern --> straight on to the first exit (Rettenbachtal) --> after the traffic circle follow the signs Rettenbachalm --> after the bridge (Rettenbach), mountain road up --> first on asphalt road then on the gravel road to the barrier in front of the alp (approx. 636Hm) --> parking in front of the barrier.
Return: After the water gully/rock cart plate you can exit to the right return to the entry trail or continue less rewardingly Old description: Before the bridge on the left out of the stream --> past the huts down to the forest road --> on the forest road on the right back to the parking lot.

Jaglingbach: Canyon End
Return: After the water gully/rock cart plate you can exit to the right return to the entry trail or continue less rewardingly Old description: Before the bridge on the left out of the stream --> past the huts down to the forest road --> on the forest road on the right back to the parking lot.

Jaglingbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg unterer Teil bei Zustieg orthogr. rechts
Approach: After the houses turn left and follow the path orthogr. right uphill. After a few bends - in a sharp left bend (from the right comes the later exit path up). After the sharp left turn, a path branches off immediately to the right, steeply uphill. Follow this rather arduous (2022 complicated speziel further up much fallen trees the access). Follow the path for about 15 minutes until it flattens out and you reach the stream (about 35 minutes). Old description / whole tour: Follow the forest road past the barrier briefly -->you go over the small bridge that leads over the Jaglingbach (water level control) --> at the sign ('Gamskogel and Mitteralm') follow the marked path past the small alp --> after the last wooden house right steeply up through the forest --> this path is the shortcut to the forest road which you cross several times --> after about 1h you are at approx.1200m at the fork in the forest road --> follow the forest road on the left downhill to the stream with a small crossing (flow-through pipe) --> entry at approx.1140m.
Tour: In 2022, the canyon was well established from access lower part and quite worthwhile. Rather in the spring or after rain make . (about 2h) Old description >whole canyon : Arrived at the entry, the water runs mostly underground --> you walk in the dry streambed about 100m --> then comes a beautiful by the glacier and water formed rock cart plate which you descend about 50m --> follow kl. Pools (can be bypassed on the right) --> downclimb another 30m --> flat walking passages in the streambed about 200m to the old hermitage (wooden beams) --> from here it becomes slippery --> several short climbing and walking passages --> in the upper part of the canyon there are many small steps that descend over trees slippery steps that can be rappelled over trees or bypassed in the forest --> the pools do not necessarily invite to jump --> several logs make it difficult to progress quickly --> in the middle of the gorge comes the most interesting part of the tour --> R14 (le.) over glued anchors --> slippery walking and climbing passages --> inflow from the right --> downclimb and walk --> nice washouts --> it goes past an old bridge to the highest downclimb C28 (left) (divisible C15 left + C15 right) --> big rock slab (left) downclimb about 30m or C26 (right) through narrow passage! --> downclimb left to R14 (left) --> downclimb --> R18 (left) (R14 u.R18 in overhang) --> C20 (left) --> walk and climb down (slides?) --> in the lower part of the tour there is a nice narrow water gully/rock cart slab with an abseil C20 (right) --> after the inflow of (left) walk about 500m and climb down until shortly before the bridge (exit 660Hm).

Kammersbach: Canyon Start
Approach: (with the bike big time saving!). After the barrier, follow the flat fort road (hiking trail marking). After some time the forest road passes a large hut and crosses a stream before it rises and leads to the dam of the Kammersbach. You cross the bridge and after a hairpin bend you come to a signpost (junction) where you turn right. Above the hunting lodge you go to the exit of the road. Here you will find a path that is difficult to see at the beginning, which leads up to the left to the Karlschlag area. The path leads above the stream over several small tributaries to the 2nd hunter's stand at about 1070Hm. After the hunter's stand one descends immediately right in the tributary, which leads one to the 1st approx. 40m rappel (tree loop right) at approx. 1030Hm. (But there are alternatives)
Tour: To get into the canyon you rappel 40m from the tree. Arrived in the streambed follows a walking passage with small steps and pools that can be downclimbed or slid. After about 150m comes the 2nd rappelling point which runs directly in the water over a wooden crate. There are again walking and downclimb passages that lead to a large rock. Here is downclimbed to the right and shortly you are at the 3rd rappel (10m). Further follows an entertaining walking and descending section, where, except for a 5m step, the rope can be dispensed with. Before the 5m step, the canyon narrows, followed by many small water basins that are carefully climbed through. A prominent narrow chute marks the exit of the cut part. This section is rappelled downclimbed or with the ropes over an hourglass (left). A short walking section leads to the bridge/dam, where you exit the canyon on the left (approx. 850Hm). If you still feel like going further, you can rappel from the tree about 30m into the lower part of the canyon after the dam. For the further course usually no more ropes are needed. After about 40min. downclimbing and walking, you have an exit on the left via a tributary or you can choose the easier exit at the next bridge.

Kammersbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: si continuer après le barrage (descente)
Return: After the bridge you leave the streambed on the left side. Follow the already known forest road back to the parking lot.

Kammersbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: prochaine parking (descente)
Access: from Sbg.Nord you drive over the A1 until the exit Mondsee. Then continue in the direction of Wolfgangsee/Bad Ischl. At Weißenbach turn right in the direction of Postalm. After some km beside the brook one meets a toll station, where per person € 5, - are due. (Recommendation: take your bike with you = save money and time). Approx. 2Km after the toll station you park the car at the 1st haipin bends, in front of the barrier (limited parking!).
Return: After the bridge you leave the streambed on the left side. Follow the already known forest road back to the parking lot.

Kammersbach: Waypoint
Comment: Départ de l\'approche (descente)
Approach: (with the bike big time saving!). After the barrier, follow the flat fort road (hiking trail marking). After some time the forest road passes a large hut and crosses a stream before it rises and leads to the dam of the Kammersbach. You cross the bridge and after a hairpin bend you come to a signpost (junction) where you turn right. Above the hunting lodge you go to the exit of the road. Here you will find a path that is difficult to see at the beginning, which leads up to the left to the Karlschlag area. The path leads above the stream over several small tributaries to the 2nd hunter's stand at about 1070Hm. After the hunter's stand one descends immediately right in the tributary, which leads one to the 1st approx. 40m rappel (tree loop right) at approx. 1030Hm. (But there are alternatives)

Kammersbach: Alternative Canyon End1
Comment: Départ de la sente (descente)
Return: After the bridge you leave the streambed on the left side. Follow the already known forest road back to the parking lot.

Kammersbach: Alternative Canyon End2
Comment: Sortie avant le barrage (descente)

Mühlbach (Hallstatt): Canyon Start
2025-05-28: As far as possible, there are at least a few individual hooks everywhere. Emergency exits possible on both bridges, very easy on the second, more difficult on the first. Very choked up to the second b...
Approach: First option: Take the inclined cable car up (€12,-Stand2024) and follow the short brine pipeline path to the stream/bridge. Second option: save yourself the money and walk up the clearly visible hiking trail next to the canyon --> from this path you have several opportunities to look into the canyon --> after a few serpentines you pass the Franz Josef Stollen --> from here it is not far to the mountain station --> then follow the brine pipeline path down the iron stairs to the stream (bridge) --> entry at approx. 760Hm.
Tour: On the bridge that leads over the Mühlbach, rappel over the railing for about 20m to the next belay on the right side --> at the beginning there are many trees in the canyon --> at the first single bolt on the right, it goes about 20m to the second belay on the left (chain anchor), from which ideally about 30m is rappelled over a cascade (better to divide if there is a large blockage). 30m over a cascade (better to subdivide if there is a lot of blockage) --> a short slippery climbing passage and small slides follow --> chain anchor right, 25m over a cascade --> short climbing passage (3m) to the single bolt left, here over a small step approx. 15m rappel --> the next rusty belaystation is right --> 15m rappel through a small chute (with overhang) --> 30m rappel (right) over a cascade (in shallow pools) --> short walking and slippery climbing passage to the high belaystation left --> 30m rappel --> now you are in front of a green iron bridge --> single bolt right -.-> 5m rappel --> left 3m downclimb or right 5m rappel (over small trees) --> 15m rappel over single glued anchors left --> 10m rappel right --> short climbing passage right before the next bridge --> under the bridge left 15m rappel from the bolt (beautiful view) --> then 25m cascade (old chain anchor and glued anchors!).) Attention! In the middle of the rappel passage a small pool --> highest rappel (right or left) approx. 35m --> via a traverese rope (left) you reach the belay, approx. 20m rappel (arrival under the bridge --> at the exit of the bridge wall there is a glued anchor for the last 15m steps.

Mühlbach (Hallstatt): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-28: As far as possible, there are at least a few individual hooks everywhere. Emergency exits possible on both bridges, very easy on the second, more difficult on the first. Very choked up to the second b...
Access: From Sbg. south on the A10 direction Villach --> exit Kuchl --> direction Abtenau, Russbach and Hallstatt --> in Hallstatt, parking possibility either at P1 next to the tunnel, or after the tunnel at the valley station of the cable car (subject to charge).
Return: At approx. 540Hm after the passage you climb left out of the stream --> you are at the inn "zur Mühle" --> to reach P1, go right in front of the inn over the small bridge and continue up the Mühlerstiege (5min) --> if you have parked the car at the valley station you have to walk through the village and accept astonished looks --> after approx. 15min you reach the parking lot.

Mühlbach (Hallstatt): Canyon End
2025-05-28: As far as possible, there are at least a few individual hooks everywhere. Emergency exits possible on both bridges, very easy on the second, more difficult on the first. Very choked up to the second b...
Return: At approx. 540Hm after the passage you climb left out of the stream --> you are at the inn "zur Mühle" --> to reach P1, go right in front of the inn over the small bridge and continue up the Mühlerstiege (5min) --> if you have parked the car at the valley station you have to walk through the village and accept astonished looks --> after approx. 15min you reach the parking lot.

Rosittenbachklamm: Canyon Start
2025-07-01: Good parking lot (chargeable, 6€/day) We somehow didn't see the intermediate entrance and then walked the whole canyon. Very worthwhile at times, but also (as already mentioned several times) a lot o...
2025-04-13: Lots of wood, partly loose. Fuses ok. You can forget the upper entry.
2024-05-05: A lot more trees and debris in the canyon now compared to last fall. Anchors are ok, not great (both quality and placement). Still a nice and short narrow canyon. Recommend to only do the lower part a...
Approach: From the parking lot follow the gravel path past the houses to the Rositten bridge (= exit at 460m) --> here follow the steep hiking trail 460 towards Zeppezauerhaus --> before the 3rd concrete obstruction visible on the hiking trail (approx. 30min walking time) follow the small steep path right down to the stream at approx. 670m. (Most canyoneers, however, usually enter the stream after approx. 15 minutes of access in order to make only the more beautiful lower part of the canyon).
Tour: The canyon is rather open and unspectacular in the upper part ->several small drop-offs follow one another. Several small rappels, walking and climbing passages follow each other until the canyon narrows -> from here it becomes more interesting -> in the lower narrow section of the canyon there are beautiful washed-out corridors and pools with small steps that have to be rappelled or downclimbed -> unfortunately, tree trunks, some of which form large lice infestations, are always a nuisance here -> most of the anchors are well attached and have often been renewed due to several floods -> if there is a risk of thunderstorms, the canyon should definitely be avoided --> the best time to walk is between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.

Rosittenbachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-01: Good parking lot (chargeable, 6€/day) We somehow didn't see the intermediate entrance and then walked the whole canyon. Very worthwhile at times, but also (as already mentioned several times) a lot o...
2025-04-13: Lots of wood, partly loose. Fuses ok. You can forget the upper entry.
2024-05-05: A lot more trees and debris in the canyon now compared to last fall. Anchors are ok, not great (both quality and placement). Still a nice and short narrow canyon. Recommend to only do the lower part a...
Comment: Viel Platz zum Parken im Wald neben einer Fortsstraße (cwiki)
Access: From Sbg. south towards Fürstenbrunn --> after the shooting range in the Glanegg district there is a sharp bend to the left --> then continue straight ahead for approx. 100m and park on the left in the forest (parking lot for the forest cemetery or hiking trail via Dopplersteig, under 1h parking meter afterwards €4,-).
Return: After the last bottleneck, either climb up on the right via a small path to the hiking trail or on the left before the Rositten bridge at 460 m altitude --> then return the last few meters to the parking lot.

Rosittenbachklamm: Canyon End
2025-07-01: Good parking lot (chargeable, 6€/day) We somehow didn't see the intermediate entrance and then walked the whole canyon. Very worthwhile at times, but also (as already mentioned several times) a lot o...
2025-04-13: Lots of wood, partly loose. Fuses ok. You can forget the upper entry.
2024-05-05: A lot more trees and debris in the canyon now compared to last fall. Anchors are ok, not great (both quality and placement). Still a nice and short narrow canyon. Recommend to only do the lower part a...
Return: After the last bottleneck, either climb up on the right via a small path to the hiking trail or on the left before the Rositten bridge at 460 m altitude --> then return the last few meters to the parking lot.

Rothmannbach (unten): Canyon Start
2025-06-30: At times a very beautiful and rewarding canyon, but running section in the streambed at the beginning and exit. Top anchor. 3mm neo is a bit thin here
2024-06-24: Few slippery spots, clean water, many fixed ropes not always advantageous, anchoring in order
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on foot along the main road towards Markschellenberg (do not take the hiking trail up to the Toni Lenz Hut) --> after a few meters, cross the road bridge (Rothmannbach) --> here, on a slope, there are a few houses with an access road --> follow the road up briefly to a steep meadow (shortcut) --> above this meadow, you will meet a mountain road (goes up from Marktschellenberg) --> follow the road to the right until you reach the last house (here, you could possibly from the last house it goes on the forest road (gravel) for about 10min slightly uphill to a fork --> here right slightly downhill to the stream (small stone bridge) --> entry at about 580Hm.
Tour: The Rothmannbach is suitable for beginners or as a short pre- or afternoon tour. afternoon tour --> the water is clean and cold --> in the canyon you meet the Untersberg marble (red limestone) which is often found in the area --> at the beginning there are short walking and climbing passages (in some places a short rope can often be helpful) --> after several small pools, climbing and walking passages there is a larger blockage with an inflow from the left --> at this point downclimb to the right --> after approx. 50m there are several big rocks --> here you have an emergency exit (right over steep slope) --> the next spot can be slid or bypassed --> a narrow spot with a shallow cascade follows --> at the end of the cascade there is a big clamping block + fixed rope right --> jumping from the clamping block is possible after checking the water depth --> after that there is a rope traverse + 8m abseil into pools (possibly (possible jump) --> walking and rappelling --> left approx. 10m rappel into grotto (alternative rappel point left above approx.20m outside the watercourse) + 1m jump in pool under a big clamping block --> walk/swim in narrow passage up to a fixed rope +small jump right --> continue approx. 500m in open streambed up to a wooden bridge at approx. 470Hm.

Rothmannbach (unten): Canyon End
2025-06-30: At times a very beautiful and rewarding canyon, but running section in the streambed at the beginning and exit. Top anchor. 3mm neo is a bit thin here
2024-06-24: Few slippery spots, clean water, many fixed ropes not always advantageous, anchoring in order
Return: From the wooden bridge past the big house and left along the road back to the parking lot

Simplbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: The access is a bit of horror, the canyon afterwards is the reward. C5 was missing for us causing a slight misunderstanding. C45 should be approached still in the rope from above, pretty tough otherwi...
2025-06-08: Cool canyon, and after overnight rainfall it's at 5 * Parking right near the bridge, at the canyon itself.
2024-05-25: Everything ok
Approach: From the parking lot take the path on the right next to the brook up to the brine path (large power pole) --> cross the brook on the left and immediately after the bridge follow the steep path uphill on the right at the monument --> after approx. 20min. on the steep path you reach a power plant house (pipeline) --> here do not continue uphill, but without a large difference in altitude on the right. follow the tracks in the direction of the canyons --> after a short steep traverse incl. gravel gully you reach an old rusty steel rope (Attention!!!!! fragile terrain, difficult access) --> follow the rusty steel rope to the entry in the canyon (Tip: with canyoning beginners you also have the possibility to rappel from a tree with a sling on the right about 40m into the canyon --> see topographic view).
Tour: The canyon is very open with very good and clear abseils and shallow pools --> good practice tour to prepare for higher abseils --> mostly little water (in summer partly dry therefore better after rainfall). After the descent over the boulder field (upper entry) the first two rappels follow immediately --> left C8 and right C40 --> here you already have a nice view of the Hallstätter See -->continuous rappels follow --> right. C25, left C4, right C20 (narrow passage), left C7 (also bypassable), C5, C20, right C15, followed by the highest rappel on the right C45 (also divisible C25 + C20) to reach the exposed chain anchor on the right you rappel from the left about 10m. --> The last narrow abseil stage C10 follows in pools with old dilapidated water drainage.

Simplbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: The access is a bit of horror, the canyon afterwards is the reward. C5 was missing for us causing a slight misunderstanding. C45 should be approached still in the rope from above, pretty tough otherwi...
2025-06-08: Cool canyon, and after overnight rainfall it's at 5 * Parking right near the bridge, at the canyon itself.
2024-05-25: Everything ok
Access: From Bad Ischl you drive on the Bundstraße to the right in the direction of Bad Goisern --> in Bad Goisern further to the right in the direction of Hallstatt --> immediately after the bridge over the Traun (footbridge) turn right --> after a few meters you drive over another small bridge (Simple Bach) --> park here to the left next to the company.
Return: Walk in the mostly dry streambed to the bridge --> follow the trail to the left of the streambed back to the parking lot.

Simplbach: Canyon End
2025-09-06: The access is a bit of horror, the canyon afterwards is the reward. C5 was missing for us causing a slight misunderstanding. C45 should be approached still in the rope from above, pretty tough otherwi...
2025-06-08: Cool canyon, and after overnight rainfall it's at 5 * Parking right near the bridge, at the canyon itself.
2024-05-25: Everything ok
Return: Walk in the mostly dry streambed to the bridge --> follow the trail to the left of the streambed back to the parking lot.

Steinerne Rinne: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot at the barrier, follow the hiking trail/forest road (signposted "Römerweg"). Stay on the wide forest road that leads across the Valentinbach (Mauthnerklamm). Now continue on the orographic right side. After a while you leave the forest road briefly to shorten it to the left via the steeper forest road (raised stand). A little further up, the path meets the forest road again. Now follow the road slightly downhill over three inlets to the fourth inlet with a barrier. Here is the entry at about 920m (first rappel from the barrier on the left).
Tour: The Steinerne Rinne is a short vertical canyon that flows into the Valentinsbach (Mauthnerklamm), which must also be climbed. Unfortunately, most of the pools were gravelled or clogged during our walk. Nevertheless, we found the canyon worthwhile as it has some beautiful spots towards the bottom. The canyon is very continuous. You start with smaller steps/rappel, which get higher and higher towards the bottom. The highlight is the last cascade, a rappel of about 40m that can be divided (about 15 and 25m) + a rappel of about 25m that leads into the Mauthnerklamm/Valentinsbach. At this point you can see a large hole in the rock and beautiful washouts.

Steinerne Rinne: Alternative Canyon End
Return: After the confluence with the Valentinsbach (Mauthnerklamm), follow the stream downstream through the deep and impressive Mautherklamm gorge to the parking exit (at the rock gate). Depending on your mood, you walk in the streambed or on the Roman path (several suspension bridges and rock breakthroughs) at the end.

Steinerne Rinne: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette facultatif (descente)
Access: From the village of Kötschach-Mauthen, first drive to the rock gate at the Mauthnerklamm (near Waldbad Mauthen). Here you have a large gravel parking place for the shuttle car directly next to the stream (exit/water level control). With the second car you drive back to the houses and continue on the B 110 in the direction of Plöckenpaß. After some serpentines/heights you pass the Ederwirt. Follow the road downhill. Approx. 500m after the bridge with stone sculpture ("duck"?) comes to the left a large gravel turnout with barriers and no-driving sign (hiking sign). Park here for the entry/access. (If you only have 1 car, you can also access from below via the Römerweg --> approx. 1h).
Return: After the confluence with the Valentinsbach (Mauthnerklamm), follow the stream downstream through the deep and impressive Mautherklamm gorge to the parking exit (at the rock gate). Depending on your mood, you walk in the streambed or on the Roman path (several suspension bridges and rock breakthroughs) at the end.

Steinerne Rinne: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible (descente)
Access: From the village of Kötschach-Mauthen, first drive to the rock gate at the Mauthnerklamm (near Waldbad Mauthen). Here you have a large gravel parking place for the shuttle car directly next to the stream (exit/water level control). With the second car you drive back to the houses and continue on the B 110 in the direction of Plöckenpaß. After some serpentines/heights you pass the Ederwirt. Follow the road downhill. Approx. 500m after the bridge with stone sculpture ("duck"?) comes to the left a large gravel turnout with barriers and no-driving sign (hiking sign). Park here for the entry/access. (If you only have 1 car, you can also access from below via the Römerweg --> approx. 1h).
Return: After the confluence with the Valentinsbach (Mauthnerklamm), follow the stream downstream through the deep and impressive Mautherklamm gorge to the parking exit (at the rock gate). Depending on your mood, you walk in the streambed or on the Roman path (several suspension bridges and rock breakthroughs) at the end.

Steinerne Rinne: Waypoint
Comment: passarelle sur Valentinbach utilisé si on remonte à la confluence (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot at the barrier, follow the hiking trail/forest road (signposted "Römerweg"). Stay on the wide forest road that leads across the Valentinbach (Mauthnerklamm). Now continue on the orographic right side. After a while you leave the forest road briefly to shorten it to the left via the steeper forest road (raised stand). A little further up, the path meets the forest road again. Now follow the road slightly downhill over three inlets to the fourth inlet with a barrier. Here is the entry at about 920m (first rappel from the barrier on the left).

Steinerne Rinne: Waypoint1
Comment: arrivée dans Valantinbach (Mauthener Klamm) (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot at the barrier, follow the hiking trail/forest road (signposted "Römerweg"). Stay on the wide forest road that leads across the Valentinbach (Mauthnerklamm). Now continue on the orographic right side. After a while you leave the forest road briefly to shorten it to the left via the steeper forest road (raised stand). A little further up, the path meets the forest road again. Now follow the road slightly downhill over three inlets to the fourth inlet with a barrier. Here is the entry at about 920m (first rappel from the barrier on the left).

Stranigbach (oberer)

Strubklamm: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Road open at the weekend, All jumps possible except for the first high one due to last year's rockfall Rest fun as always! Some fixed ropes should be renewed
2025-08-15: Road up to the dam was clear. The water temperature was very fresh at first, but it got warmer from the beginning of the second third. All pools were jumpable, except for the first high jump with the...
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Approach: From the parking lot, cross the dam wall to the ortographic left. Here you follow the forest road on the right for a short distance until a small path branches off on the right. The path then leads to a steep secured place with old iron ladder --> here is the entry (loose rock in the ladder area!!!). Alternative access: do not go over the dam wall but follow a small steep path right next to the dam wall down. Then cross the dam outlet and you are in the stream.
Tour: The Strubklamm is a canyoning tour for people who like jumping and being in the water. Prerequisites for the long aquatic tour are a good physical condition and appropriate equipment--> it is one of the most beautiful hiking, jumping and swim canyons in Salzburgerland with countless jumps in partly deep pools. In the higher parts it is also possible to rappel. In the middle section there is an emergency exit on the right (secured with traverese ropes) that leads up a steep slope to the road (about 50m before the rock tunnel). Towards the exit (before the canyon opens) there is a nice waterfall from the left side of the canyon, where some canyoneers have a massage--> rappel is not necessary for experienced jumpers, but a rope (20m) should always be carried.

Strubklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-06: Road open at the weekend, All jumps possible except for the first high one due to last year's rockfall Rest fun as always! Some fixed ropes should be renewed
2025-08-15: Road up to the dam was clear. The water temperature was very fresh at first, but it got warmer from the beginning of the second third. All pools were jumpable, except for the first high jump with the...
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Return: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Parking at Exit
2025-09-06: Road open at the weekend, All jumps possible except for the first high one due to last year's rockfall Rest fun as always! Some fixed ropes should be renewed
2025-08-15: Road up to the dam was clear. The water temperature was very fresh at first, but it got warmer from the beginning of the second third. All pools were jumpable, except for the first high jump with the...
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Access: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.
Return: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.
Return: Exit on the right after the bridge --> return on the right via the forest path to the road --> shuttle from the lower parking lot (by car or bike) to the dam parking lot.

Strubklamm: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Notausstieg in der Mitte der Schlucht rauf zur Strubklammstraße
Access: Coming from Hallein on the Wiestalbundesstraße drive in the direction of Ebenau. Shortly after the Wiestalstausee comes on the right side the company "glass and frame" about 200m after the company comes a right. a parking possibility before a barrier, park here shuttle car (do not park on the bike path!!!) --> then follow the highway for about 1.3km to the junction Hintersee. Follow the narrow Hinterebenau road on the right past the Felbertauern school in the direction of Hintersee until you reach the "Seewirt" inn. Approx. 50m before the inn, a small road goes down to the right (180° bend) to the dam parking lot --> park here. Tip: Stop at the Obermayr inn or the Seewirt inn. Both also offer tours/rental material.

Sulzau Alpin

Tauglklamm: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: The first, short, indented part, very nice and funny, too bad it's so.short,.but beautiful..., on the tree you can y leave a loop, everyone would know....
2024-07-16: As always short and very beautiful gorge, most take the dry variant from the tree sling org. left anyway and pick up the rappel on the way back, so the boron hook has become superfluous (info for gorg...
2024-07-15: The double bolts at the start on the left side are missing hangers!! They are just naked bolts in the rock. We rapped off of a sling around a tree (which we later retrived). The canyon itself is com...
Approach: Variant 1: Directly opposite the yellow hiking sign, descend into the "Taugelstrubklamm" to the gorge (tree loop or anchor in front of the waterfall) Variant 2: At the curling rink, enter directly into the Gmainbach (! For this variant, 2x50m of ropes are necessary for the last approx.40m waterfall that flows into the Taugl).
Tour: Variant 1 is a short path from Tauglboden to the worthwhile gorge Engklamm. Here you can either rappel outside the water over a tree loop next to the narrows ca.20m or in the water from the anchor directly at the waterfall --> then no more rope is needed--> it follows a very nice short cut gorge section with smoothly polished limestone (partly pink / reddish color) and small jump / slides partly with fixed ropes . Shortly after the narrow section, the canyon opens. Here you have a left exit possibility to get back to the parking lot in a few minutes. Attention: After the next step it is no longer easy to turn back or exit. A long (approx. 4h) river walk follows to the Römerbrücke bridge, where after the water level measuring point there is another waterfall (can be bypassed) before you get out of the river on the left below the Römerbrücke bridge. Variant 2 has several small rappel (5-10m) interrupted by walking passages in the bedrock until you finally meet the 40m high Gmainbach waterfall which flows into the Taugl (no pitons! only tree slings) -->thereafter follows a long (ca.4h) river walk to the Römerbrücke.

Tauglklamm: Canyon End
2025-06-14: The first, short, indented part, very nice and funny, too bad it's so.short,.but beautiful..., on the tree you can y leave a loop, everyone would know....
2024-07-16: As always short and very beautiful gorge, most take the dry variant from the tree sling org. left anyway and pick up the rappel on the way back, so the boron hook has become superfluous (info for gorg...
2024-07-15: The double bolts at the start on the left side are missing hangers!! They are just naked bolts in the rock. We rapped off of a sling around a tree (which we later retrived). The canyon itself is com...
Return: At short Taugl variant is the exit just after the gorge. Here left in a short time via forest path up to the parking lot. With the long variants is the exit directly under the Roman bridge. Here immediately left steeply up to the parking lot --> then Schutteln from the lower parking lot to Tauglboden or Gh.Sommerau at the Gmainbach.

Wunznbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the campsite (Fort Vancouver) left to the large signpost --> here the path up towards Polinikfall --> after approx. 500m at the bridge left steeply up on the path --> always in sight of the deep canyon --> continue until you reach an old path --> keep right until you reach the entry at approx. 1120Hm.
Tour: The canyon offers a very varied program of rappels from start to finish --> belays are in good condition --> many short rappels in the water --> mostly slippery even at the belay --> little sunlight --> problematic at the narrow points when there is a lot of water (check the water level at the exit on the high wooden bridge) --> the highest rappel point comes almost at the end and is usually outside the water flow (!! Sharp edge) --> to master short rappels more effectively, you should not do without an additional rope.!!! sharp edges) --> in order to master the short rappels more effectively, an additional shorter rope should not be dispensed with.

Wunznbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Campingplatz (cwiki)
Access: Rif --> A10 Villach --> Mölltal --> Obervellach (between Obervellach and Stallhofen) ri. Winklern --> at the main road right to the campsite (Fort Vancouver) --> under the main road --> over the bridge and left to the campsite --> park here.
Return: After the last large and the 2 small rappels, you leave the canyon on the left onto a hiking trail, then (right) again through the stream and past the wooden bridge until you reach the access path back to the campsite/parking lot.

Wunznbach: Canyon End
Return: After the last large and the 2 small rappels, you leave the canyon on the left onto a hiking trail, then (right) again through the stream and past the wooden bridge until you reach the access path back to the campsite/parking lot.

Bares: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bares DC+ , equipment ok, 7.30h à 4 . Tres beau canyon, très fatigant: beaucoup de tout, beaucoup de marche, de sauts, de nage, de rappel! (Qu...
2025-08-24: Currently top water level. Double anchor where necessary. No high rappels, but technical. Be careful with the small glued anchors in case the last one goes with a blocked 8-point. They fit perfectly...
2025-08-22: Current fun water level. The dead animal is still in the water (very bloated).
Approach: From the parking lot Dangri you go over the 2 stone bridges --> then you take the path on the right, which shortly thereafter divides --> here go up on the left to the abandoned village of Provego (940Hm) --> after the village you go over a bridge and continue up to the next houses of Pianezzola --> here follow the path above the houses to the right --> once you have left the houses behind you comes a large overgrown slope that at least offers a beautiful view of Lake Como -->at approx. 1030Hm the path clears --> follow the stone steps slightly downhill --> the path leads parallel to the canyon (entry/exit possibility) with small slopes up to the ruined mountain houses --> if you want to save the upper part (approx. 100Hm), you have a good possibility to descend over the meadow into the canyon at the big beech on the right side of the path (approx. 1200Hm) --> the actual entry is at 1300Hm after the houses.
Tour: The Bares is certainly one of the most beautiful and longest canyons on Lake Como --> due to the cut-off and the technically demanding sections as well as the cold water, only experienced canyoneers should enter this canyon --> the canyon has many short, demanding abseiling sections, whereby the pools are usually not visible --> jumps should also be enjoyed with caution --> without long walking passages, there is a constant change of narrow sections, clamping blocks and pools which can also be very turbulent --> in the middle of the canyon (approx. 900 m altitude difference) you will find an open section with a large rock slab on the right-hand side --> here there is a steep emergency exit (entrance).meters) you will find an open spot with a large rock slab on the right side, here there is a steep emergency exit (entry)--> if the water level in the upper part was already borderline, you should get out here, as the water level in the lower part is still rising due to several tributaries --> the 2nd half offers a unique gorge landscape with a large rock slab on the right side. The second half offers a unique gorge landscape with continuous successive rappels --> full concentration is required until the last rappel before you get out at the water drainage --> an additional mental burden to the seclusion is the permanent noise level that you leave behind you after the tour. On the whole, however, a perfect canyon.

Bares: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bares DC+ , equipment ok, 7.30h à 4 . Tres beau canyon, très fatigant: beaucoup de tout, beaucoup de marche, de sauts, de nage, de rappel! (Qu...
2025-08-24: Currently top water level. Double anchor where necessary. No high rappels, but technical. Be careful with the small glued anchors in case the last one goes with a blocked 8-point. They fit perfectly...
2025-08-22: Current fun water level. The dead animal is still in the water (very bloated).
Access: From the campsite Solarium in Domaso (in front of Garvedona) take the road to Garvedona --> at the beginning of the village turn right to Livo (steep asphalt road) --> in the village Livo turn left to Dangri --> from the cemetery drive 2.8km on a bad gravel road to the exit of the road (limited parking before the bridge) (650Hm). There is a new ticket machine on the left at the beginning of the village Livo. Price 3€, also card payment possible at the machine; you have to indicate your license plate number.
Return: From the water drainage descend right over the metal steps and follow the path --> after about 20min there is another water drainage --> pass it until you reach the starting point (Dangri) again after another 15-20min.

Bares: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bares DC+ , equipment ok, 7.30h à 4 . Tres beau canyon, très fatigant: beaucoup de tout, beaucoup de marche, de sauts, de nage, de rappel! (Qu...
2025-08-24: Currently top water level. Double anchor where necessary. No high rappels, but technical. Be careful with the small glued anchors in case the last one goes with a blocked 8-point. They fit perfectly...
2025-08-22: Current fun water level. The dead animal is still in the water (very bloated).
Access: From the campsite Solarium in Domaso (in front of Garvedona) take the road to Garvedona --> at the beginning of the village turn right to Livo (steep asphalt road) --> in the village Livo turn left to Dangri --> from the cemetery drive 2.8km on a bad gravel road to the exit of the road (limited parking before the bridge) (650Hm). There is a new ticket machine on the left at the beginning of the village Livo. Price 3€, also card payment possible at the machine; you have to indicate your license plate number.
Return: From the water drainage descend right over the metal steps and follow the path --> after about 20min there is another water drainage --> pass it until you reach the starting point (Dangri) again after another 15-20min.

Bares: Unknown
Comment: Ticketautomat für Mautstraße

Bares: Canyon End
Return: From the water drainage descend right over the metal steps and follow the path --> after about 20min there is another water drainage --> pass it until you reach the starting point (Dangri) again after another 15-20min.

Boazzo (intermedio und inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: (on foot 1h15min) Variant 1Car ->From the lower parking lot, follow the gravel road (high-voltage power lines) on foot, descending slightly to the exit. An inconspicuous path is left before the maintenance tunnel, past a small ruin. After a few meters you reach the SP63. In the following serpentine bend, the hiking trail continues right up into the forest. After a few more m. You reach the mountain road again. Here you stay on the road until shortly before the turn-off (via ferrata sign "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). You have 2 options for descending into the canyon. 1st possibility (upper entry): At the turnout, a narrow gravel road branches off to the right (no driving signs). Follow this slightly downhill to the stream. 2nd option: Recommendation!(middle entry): 50m before the turnout there is a tree with a wooden sign "Cascata di Chiaccio, Val Boazzo-P Erna Posteggio". Follow the steep, inconspicuous path for about 15 minutes down to the stream (at about 790m). The last short lower section begins at approx. 560m after the weir (under the road bridge)
Tour: The T. Boazzo is an interesting canyon with many short abseils in the water. If there is too much water in the canyon, some places can become very dangerous. The siphon in the middle of the tour is particularly dangerous (but can be rappelled right behind the danger point/siphon using a rope traverse). Several steps can usually also be downclimbed or jumped. Once you reach the dam wall with water drainage, you can get out comfortably via a path at approx. 560m on the right or continue along the lower part of the gorge, which carries less water. At the water drainage, you will find an iron pin with a welded-on chain link that you can use to set up the rope for the slippery abseiling point. At the next step there are only 2 old bolts. However, the other short abseils are well equipped. Even though the lower section has little water, it is still worthwhile. After the last cave-like narrow section there is a water pipe, at this point you climb out of the stream about 500m left.

Boazzo (intermedio und inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Follow the hiking trail ortographic left next to the stream. At the small power station house, cross the stream over a small bridge. After the bridge, follow the gravel road to the right. At the exit of the small power station, follow the hiking trail up towards "Passo del Lupo/Bellabio/Versacio". Keep left at the junction (the path on the right leads to the dam wall or the Boazzo intermedio exit) and continue uphill until you reach the gravel road again. Follow the gravel road left back to the parking lot.

Boazzo (intermedio und inferiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: (on foot 1h15min) Variant 1Car ->From the lower parking lot, follow the gravel road (high-voltage power lines) on foot, descending slightly to the exit. An inconspicuous path is left before the maintenance tunnel, past a small ruin. After a few meters you reach the SP63. In the following serpentine bend, the hiking trail continues right up into the forest. After a few more m. You reach the mountain road again. Here you stay on the road until shortly before the turn-off (via ferrata sign "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). You have 2 options for descending into the canyon. 1st possibility (upper entry): At the turnout, a narrow gravel road branches off to the right (no driving signs). Follow this slightly downhill to the stream. 2nd option: Recommendation!(middle entry): 50m before the turnout there is a tree with a wooden sign "Cascata di Chiaccio, Val Boazzo-P Erna Posteggio". Follow the steep, inconspicuous path for about 15 minutes down to the stream (at about 790m). The last short lower section begins at approx. 560m after the weir (under the road bridge)
Tour: The T. Boazzo is an interesting canyon with many short abseils in the water. If there is too much water in the canyon, some places can become very dangerous. The siphon in the middle of the tour is particularly dangerous (but can be rappelled right behind the danger point/siphon using a rope traverse). Several steps can usually also be downclimbed or jumped. Once you reach the dam wall with water drainage, you can get out comfortably via a path at approx. 560m on the right or continue along the lower part of the gorge, which carries less water. At the water drainage, you will find an iron pin with a welded-on chain link that you can use to set up the rope for the slippery abseiling point. At the next step there are only 2 old bolts. However, the other short abseils are well equipped. Even though the lower section has little water, it is still worthwhile. After the last cave-like narrow section there is a water pipe, at this point you climb out of the stream about 500m left.

Boazzo (intermedio und inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: From Lecco, take the SS36 up towards Valsassina. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle at Ballabio, where you take the SP62 towards Morterone. At the exit of the village, turn left towards Morterone (SP63). The road here leads briefly downhill to the industrial area. Before the "Grigna Color" company, turn right and cross the small bridge. Approx. 50m after the bridge there is a gravel road on the right (large stones). Follow this gravel road until you reach a no-entry sign. Park the shuttle car here (45.883311, 9.427962). With the 2nd car, continue on the asphalted mountain road towards Morterone. After 8 hairpin bends there is a small tunnel, followed by 6 more hairpin bends. Then look out for a small detour on the left (via ferrata "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). There is only limited parking on the opposite side of the road (45.879869, 9.441534). A little tip: If you only have 1 car, drive your equipment up first, hide it near the turnout and then walk up from the lower parking lot via the path/hiking trail ortographic left next to the canyon.
Return: Follow the hiking trail ortographic left next to the stream. At the small power station house, cross the stream over a small bridge. After the bridge, follow the gravel road to the right. At the exit of the small power station, follow the hiking trail up towards "Passo del Lupo/Bellabio/Versacio". Keep left at the junction (the path on the right leads to the dam wall or the Boazzo intermedio exit) and continue uphill until you reach the gravel road again. Follow the gravel road left back to the parking lot.

Boazzo (intermedio und inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Lecco, take the SS36 up towards Valsassina. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle at Ballabio, where you take the SP62 towards Morterone. At the exit of the village, turn left towards Morterone (SP63). The road here leads briefly downhill to the industrial area. Before the "Grigna Color" company, turn right and cross the small bridge. Approx. 50m after the bridge there is a gravel road on the right (large stones). Follow this gravel road until you reach a no-entry sign. Park the shuttle car here (45.883311, 9.427962). With the 2nd car, continue on the asphalted mountain road towards Morterone. After 8 hairpin bends there is a small tunnel, followed by 6 more hairpin bends. Then look out for a small detour on the left (via ferrata "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). There is only limited parking on the opposite side of the road (45.879869, 9.441534). A little tip: If you only have 1 car, drive your equipment up first, hide it near the turnout and then walk up from the lower parking lot via the path/hiking trail ortographic left next to the canyon.
Return: Follow the hiking trail ortographic left next to the stream. At the small power station house, cross the stream over a small bridge. After the bridge, follow the gravel road to the right. At the exit of the small power station, follow the hiking trail up towards "Passo del Lupo/Bellabio/Versacio". Keep left at the junction (the path on the right leads to the dam wall or the Boazzo intermedio exit) and continue uphill until you reach the gravel road again. Follow the gravel road left back to the parking lot.

Bodengo I (Boggia I): Canyon Start
2024-09-15: Mega cool canyon! Very cold water in the off-season. Only did the upper part. Planned part 2 but not done due to cold.
2024-09-15: Super nice section at normal flows. When we tried to descend earlier this year (after the massive rain) it was certainly a lot more water. Not a bad idea to have a rope to help people out of the eddy/...
2024-08-27: We completed all three sections of Bodengo in one go. The low water level made the entire descent quite easy. It took us 8 hours from start to bottem with a team of 5 people. The anchor points were...
Approach: Stop or always along the mountain road, through the village of Pra Prince (920Hm)--> now it goes up for another 1 hour to a small chapel standing on the right side and left. a parking lot --> here you can easily get into the upper part (about 950Hm).
Tour: From the parking lot to the already visible stream descend -->at the beginning small climbing passages, jumps and slides in emerald green water --> below the small bridge T6 in pools --> short R5 (li.) in small pools --> large pool with traverese rope (re.), fixed rope (r.) and ropeway (here you can jump from the right side (S6) or slide down via ropeway into the big pool...!!! pay attention to rope tension) --> walking and climbing passage ca. 50m --> le. bolthook with chain link R5 (le.) or E5 --> short swimming passage --< walking and climbing passage ca. 50m --> R6 (left), access via railing rope (T6) --> walking and climbing passage ca. 100m --> after the short walking passages on the left there is a striking boulder bent inwards which you go behind and on the left you take the way to the road (exit). (the exit is chosen to shorten an uninteresting stretch on the road) --> the entry to the 2nd part is after the small mountain village on the right over the road bridge of Bedolina (signposted parking Bedolina).

Bodengo I (Boggia I): Canyon End
2024-09-15: Mega cool canyon! Very cold water in the off-season. Only did the upper part. Planned part 2 but not done due to cold.
2024-09-15: Super nice section at normal flows. When we tried to descend earlier this year (after the massive rain) it was certainly a lot more water. Not a bad idea to have a rope to help people out of the eddy/...
2024-08-27: We completed all three sections of Bodengo in one go. The low water level made the entire descent quite easy. It took us 8 hours from start to bottem with a team of 5 people. The anchor points were...
Return: After the striking inward curved boulder left follow the path to the road (approx. 910Hm).

Bodengo I (Boggia I): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-15: Mega cool canyon! Very cold water in the off-season. Only did the upper part. Planned part 2 but not done due to cold.
2024-09-15: Super nice section at normal flows. When we tried to descend earlier this year (after the massive rain) it was certainly a lot more water. Not a bad idea to have a rope to help people out of the eddy/...
2024-08-27: We completed all three sections of Bodengo in one go. The low water level made the entire descent quite easy. It took us 8 hours from start to bottem with a team of 5 people. The anchor points were...
Access: In the village of Gordona you drive to the church --> on the left behind the church there is a café where you have to buy a ticket for the private road for €7,- --> then go up briefly on the right at the church --> at the fork turn left --> then sharp bend (at the fork) up on the right --> next fork turn left up --> follow the road (direction Pra Prince) --> at approx. 820Hm before a sharp bend on the right, there is a parking lot on the left --> take Boggia 1u.2 park here (for Boggia I you can park the car in the next village) after approx. 50m there is a motorcycle no driving sign (left) with signs Mulattiera per Bodengo and Strada Carrozzabile per Bodengo (this is the path where you come up from the bridge / way back).
Return: After the striking inward curved boulder left follow the path to the road (approx. 910Hm).

Bodengo I (Boggia I): Unknown
Comment: Verkaufsstelle Ticket Mautstraße

Casenda: Canyon Start
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda In the upper part was there quite some water, but nothing difficult. After the dam, normal flow. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda Tutto ok. 3h à 4. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Easy to walk. The exposed stand in front of the high rappel is easy to reach if you cross the water jet a little below and then climb up again for about 1.5 meters. This may require strong nerves as y...
Approach: From the parking lot you go flat in the direction of the church --> then further to the right --> through the village --> past the fountain and the last houses, the path leads downhill --> at the fork in the road you keep to the left and reach the stream shortly --> entry at about 800Hm.
Tour: The entire canyon is very demanding and varied --> it should therefore necessarily also check the water level for the upper part --> has reached the stream at about 860Hm follows an approx. 200m long walking passages with some steps (these can be downclimbed) --> only now you meet the first rappelling point --> without walking and with a wonderful view into the valley, several rappelling points in the water follow --> after the spectacular cascade there is a longer walking and downclimbing section --> the high rock passage can be skillfully downclimbed --> in the middle of the canyon there is a dam wall/water drainage --> here you would have at approx. 640Hm you have an exit or entry possibility --> follow the mostly overgrown path on the left side of the creek to the next artificial step (abseil on the right) --> the 2nd step is on the right side of the creek. The second half of the canyon begins with a short walking passage and a beautiful view, before it suddenly becomes more vertical --> from a large rock you rappel down into the very beautiful and deeply cut part of the canyon --> several rappels follow in the water course before it becomes more open again --> after a short downclimb there is a high rappel that can be divided left --> enclosed by the high rock walls, rappels (from large clamping blocks) and short walking passages alternate in breathtaking surroundings (Attention! Rope jamming) --> at the last rappel is a small water drainage (pump) --> now the canyon opens again --> the next steps can be rappelled left carefully --> at about 280Hm you are back in the shallow streambed before the bridge (exit).

Casenda: Canyon End
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda In the upper part was there quite some water, but nothing difficult. After the dam, normal flow. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda Tutto ok. 3h à 4. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Easy to walk. The exposed stand in front of the high rappel is easy to reach if you cross the water jet a little below and then climb up again for about 1.5 meters. This may require strong nerves as y...
Return: After the last rappelling point, go back to the bridge (parking lot) on the left side of the stream along the gravel path.

Casenda: Parking at Entry
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda In the upper part was there quite some water, but nothing difficult. After the dam, normal flow. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casenda Tutto ok. 3h à 4. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Easy to walk. The exposed stand in front of the high rappel is easy to reach if you cross the water jet a little below and then climb up again for about 1.5 meters. This may require strong nerves as y...
Access: From Domaso (Camping Solarium) you drive in the direction of Chiavenna --> before and after the village Novate Mezzola you have the possibility to drive left to the village Cassenda --> at the southern outskirts of Casenda you find a bridge that goes over the stream (exit) --> here you have several parking possibilities -->with the 2nd car you drive back to the village where a mountain road leads up to the left in the direction of Paiedo (also from the next village Era a road leads up. This is better signposted and branches off above the cemetery) --> once you have found the road, it leads in several serpentines up to the group of houses of Paiedo (886Hm) --> small parking lot on the left. If you only want to do the lower part (2nd half) of the canyon, turn left before the village of Paiedo into the gravel road (loc. Cusciago) visible from the road --> this leads shortly to the water drainage (approx. 600Hm). Current toll road prices 3,50€ (machine does NOT change)
Return: After the last rappelling point, go back to the bridge (parking lot) on the left side of the stream along the gravel path.

Casenda: Parking at Exit
Access: From Domaso (Camping Solarium) you drive in the direction of Chiavenna --> before and after the village Novate Mezzola you have the possibility to drive left to the village Cassenda --> at the southern outskirts of Casenda you find a bridge that goes over the stream (exit) --> here you have several parking possibilities -->with the 2nd car you drive back to the village where a mountain road leads up to the left in the direction of Paiedo (also from the next village Era a road leads up. This is better signposted and branches off above the cemetery) --> once you have found the road, it leads in several serpentines up to the group of houses of Paiedo (886Hm) --> small parking lot on the left. If you only want to do the lower part (2nd half) of the canyon, turn left before the village of Paiedo into the gravel road (loc. Cusciago) visible from the road --> this leads shortly to the water drainage (approx. 600Hm). Current toll road prices 3,50€ (machine does NOT change)
Return: After the last rappelling point, go back to the bridge (parking lot) on the left side of the stream along the gravel path.

Casenda: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Notausstieg bei der Wasserfassung

Casenda: Unknown
Comment: Ticketautomat für Straße hinauf

Esino (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Good conditions, cold water in this period. Very slippery today. Decent anchors in the lower part.
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Really short canyon, but beautiful closed in canyon. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Voir commentaires sur le parking à Esino sup (Quelle:
Approach: After parking at the bridge (Esino inferiore) in the village of Varenna, go up the marked trail towards Vezio/Perledo on the orographic left side of the stream (about 100m before the bridge), at the "Hotel/Ristorante Monte Codeno". The path leads to a fork with a private dirt road, which you follow until you reach the asphalt road. Then follow this road descending to the left towards the stream. At the bridge, go (orographically on the left) a little further across the company grounds and climb there directly in the creek (approx. 320Hm), or rappel directly from the bridge 15m into the creek. (35 minutes) If you went up by car, you go in the direction of the bridge. Before the bridge, follow the entrance of the restaurant "Crott del Pepott" to the viewpoint in the canyons. Right next to the railing, you will find the rappel hook. Alternatively, rappel 15m into the stream directly from the bridge.
Tour: The canyon begins less spectacularly at 320Hm before the dam steps between the highway bridge and the access bridge that leads over the Esino. Just at the access bridge there is a private path on both sides that leads to the restaurant and into the canyons. An old stone bridge over the canyon serves as a connection of the private paths (possible entry on the orographic right side via private path and railing to the 1st stand). Better to rappel directly from the bridge 15m into the stream. Under observation of the restaurant visitors, rappel down the first 2 steps. After that follows about 200m of flat walking terrain. After a small brick step it finally gets interesting. Continuously smaller rappels, climbs and slides lead through the canyon, which is not deep but narrow and rich in vegetation. The canyon carries little water despite a large catchment area. However, if the water level is higher it can be quite unpleasant as most of the rappels are directly in the watercourse. The beautiful washouts and the dark limestone inspire every walker. After about 1.5h the canyon ends suddenly and you are standing in the open streambed. Here, unfortunately, you meet a foul-smelling sewage treatment plant that, if you are unlucky, still leads water into the stream.

Esino (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: Good conditions, cold water in this period. Very slippery today. Decent anchors in the lower part.
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Really short canyon, but beautiful closed in canyon. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Voir commentaires sur le parking à Esino sup (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz am Bahnhof Varenna Esino Perledo (2017: 2 Euro für 5 Stdn.) (migrated from 1363)
Access: From Lecco take the SS36 towards Sondrio. Then take the exit towards Varenna, Mandello, Lierna, Abbalia. Continue on the main road next to Lake Como. Just before the tunnel turn left towards Varenna. In the town of Varenna, look for a parking place near the bridge or at the train station (Esino inferiore), possibly with a fee (not easy in high season!). Alternatively, you can park between the tunnels on the SP72, where you can also get off directly at the sewage treatment plant. Access parking: For this, turn right just after the bridge (orographically on the right) and drive up the road towards Perledo. After a few hairpin bends, turn right towards "Vezio". Park on the right next to the company or directly in front of the driving ban at the large parking lot (camper / truck).
Return: From the sewage treatment plant, follow the course of the stream (with little contact with the water) to the 2nd bridge, where you reach the road (220m) via stone steps on the right. Alternatively, you can follow the stream to Lake Como (exit at approx. 200m). Better and faster, however, shortly after the exit from the canyon and directly before the sewage treatment plant, turn right up the steep forest. Then follow a small path that takes you back up to the parking lot in about 15-20 minutes.

Esino (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-11: Good conditions, cold water in this period. Very slippery today. Decent anchors in the lower part.
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Really short canyon, but beautiful closed in canyon. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (inférieur) Voir commentaires sur le parking à Esino sup (Quelle:
Return: From the sewage treatment plant, follow the course of the stream (with little contact with the water) to the 2nd bridge, where you reach the road (220m) via stone steps on the right. Alternatively, you can follow the stream to Lake Como (exit at approx. 200m). Better and faster, however, shortly after the exit from the canyon and directly before the sewage treatment plant, turn right up the steep forest. Then follow a small path that takes you back up to the parking lot in about 15-20 minutes.

Esino (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Seitenstreifen SP72
Access: From Lecco take the SS36 towards Sondrio. Then take the exit towards Varenna, Mandello, Lierna, Abbalia. Continue on the main road next to Lake Como. Just before the tunnel turn left towards Varenna. In the town of Varenna, look for a parking place near the bridge or at the train station (Esino inferiore), possibly with a fee (not easy in high season!). Alternatively, you can park between the tunnels on the SP72, where you can also get off directly at the sewage treatment plant. Access parking: For this, turn right just after the bridge (orographically on the right) and drive up the road towards Perledo. After a few hairpin bends, turn right towards "Vezio". Park on the right next to the company or directly in front of the driving ban at the large parking lot (camper / truck).
Return: From the sewage treatment plant, follow the course of the stream (with little contact with the water) to the 2nd bridge, where you reach the road (220m) via stone steps on the right. Alternatively, you can follow the stream to Lake Como (exit at approx. 200m). Better and faster, however, shortly after the exit from the canyon and directly before the sewage treatment plant, turn right up the steep forest. Then follow a small path that takes you back up to the parking lot in about 15-20 minutes.

Esino (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz vor der Brücke
Access: From Lecco take the SS36 towards Sondrio. Then take the exit towards Varenna, Mandello, Lierna, Abbalia. Continue on the main road next to Lake Como. Just before the tunnel turn left towards Varenna. In the town of Varenna, look for a parking place near the bridge or at the train station (Esino inferiore), possibly with a fee (not easy in high season!). Alternatively, you can park between the tunnels on the SP72, where you can also get off directly at the sewage treatment plant. Access parking: For this, turn right just after the bridge (orographically on the right) and drive up the road towards Perledo. After a few hairpin bends, turn right towards "Vezio". Park on the right next to the company or directly in front of the driving ban at the large parking lot (camper / truck).

Pilotera: Canyon Start
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2025-08-24: Pool deep, jumps easy to see. The quickest way to pass the rockfall is orographic to the right.
2025-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pilotera Débit correct avant la prise d'eau. ~10l/s après. Énorme éboulement au milieu du canyon mais ça passe. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
Approach: If you start from the village of Alpe Orlo, you go up to the houses on the right --> there is a signpost with the signs Val Pilotera and white-blue marking (canyon) --> you follow this path past a fountain --> after about 15 min on the left there is a descent to the stream/water drainage (another white-blue marking on the stone) --> after the ladder you are in the stream (about 1100Hm). If you start at the houses of Barzena, you take the visible forest path Pra L'Oste (1147Hm) --> continue towards the stream and cross the suspension bridge --> after the bridge, look for a suitable place to descend into the stream and start from the water diversion.
Tour: The Pilotera is a rather open canyon that is also suitable for beginners, besides it offers a good alternative, if the Bodengo has too much water --> after the first 2 steps there is a blocky terrain --> after that walking and downclimb passages alternate with short rappels --> some rappels can be jumped after checking the water depth (a good jumping technique is a prerequisite) --> at a tributary from the right the canyon becomes more continuous and narrower --> at the sign "Pro Canyon" there is a short rappel place (narrow place) which can be jumped if there is a lot of water> at a metal sign "Pro Canyon" there is a short rappel (narrows) which can be problematic if there is a lot of water --> the canyon makes a 90° left/right bend here --> there are more nice downclimbs in cut canyons before the canyon opens below the bridge --> here is also the last rappel --> after that it goes over walking and downclimbing passages to the confluence with the Bodengo (approx. 730Hm).

Pilotera: Canyon End
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2025-08-24: Pool deep, jumps easy to see. The quickest way to pass the rockfall is orographic to the right.
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Return: At the exit (730Hm) the Pilotera and Boggia meet --> here you get out of the canyon before the stone bridge of Bedolina li --> after a short time and some stone steps you are on the road --> depending on where you parked the car back to the car

Pilotera: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-08-24: Pool deep, jumps easy to see. The quickest way to pass the rockfall is orographic to the right.
2025-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pilotera Débit correct avant la prise d'eau. ~10l/s après. Énorme éboulement au milieu du canyon mais ça passe. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
Comment: Zustieg zu Fuß
Access: From Domasa (Camping Solarium) you drive in the direction of Chiavenna up to the village Gordona --> left behind the church you get at a cafe the ticket (€5,-) for the private mountain road --> then you go right. at the church briefly up the bend left --> then sharp bend (at bend) right --> next bend left. up --> follow the road until you reach the trattoria/bar "Dunadiv" --> there you buy another ticket (€5,-) for the mountain road to "Alpe Orlo" (1165Hm)(PIlotera)--> the road goes up to the right after the trattoria --> past the barrier the road leads over several serpentines to the small village (several mountain houses) --> before that a 2. Before that you can park a second car at the gravel parking place on the left about 200m before the road bridge that leads over the Pilotera (at about 820Hm). If you have only 1 car, drive over the road bridge and continue to the material cable car at the houses of Barzena (about 950Hm) --> park here.
Return: At the exit (730Hm) the Pilotera and Boggia meet --> here you get out of the canyon before the stone bridge of Bedolina li --> after a short time and some stone steps you are on the road --> depending on where you parked the car back to the car

Pilotera: Parking at Entry
Comment: Für 4x4 Auto (descente), Mautstraße, Ticket bei Trattoria Dunadivo!
Access: From Domasa (Camping Solarium) you drive in the direction of Chiavenna up to the village Gordona --> left behind the church you get at a cafe the ticket (€5,-) for the private mountain road --> then you go right. at the church briefly up the bend left --> then sharp bend (at bend) right --> next bend left. up --> follow the road until you reach the trattoria/bar "Dunadiv" --> there you buy another ticket (€5,-) for the mountain road to "Alpe Orlo" (1165Hm)(PIlotera)--> the road goes up to the right after the trattoria --> past the barrier the road leads over several serpentines to the small village (several mountain houses) --> before that a 2. Before that you can park a second car at the gravel parking place on the left about 200m before the road bridge that leads over the Pilotera (at about 820Hm). If you have only 1 car, drive over the road bridge and continue to the material cable car at the houses of Barzena (about 950Hm) --> park here.
Return: At the exit (730Hm) the Pilotera and Boggia meet --> here you get out of the canyon before the stone bridge of Bedolina li --> after a short time and some stone steps you are on the road --> depending on where you parked the car back to the car

Torrente Novarza und Torrente Lumiei (Kurzversion): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road through the tunnel and continue over the high Lumiei bridge. Before the 3rd tunnel, turn right. From here, follow the forest road (no driving sign). After about 15 minutes, the forest road leads to a tunnel. (Tip: put on neoprene and equipment at the tunnel.) To the right of the tunnel, a small sloping path leads to the 1st stand at the 2nd tunnel gate. Entry/descent to the canyon at approx. 950m.
Tour: 1: Torrente Novarza: From the 2nd belaystation, go via the 1st belaystation approx. 35m to the intermediate belaystation in the chute on the left. From this intermediate belaystation you reach a scree gully after another 35m, which you descend into the canyon (Caution! The entry or descent into the canyon is very rockfall-prone). The canyon begins with a short walking passage. Once you reach the first abseiling point, the route continues continuously until the end (except for a few short walking and downclimbs), via several rappels. Some of the belays are exposed and can only be reached with a rope traverse. As the canyon usually has little water due to the drainage, it is not too difficult, but should not be underestimated. The canyon is highly recommended even with little water and, in combination with the initial part of the Lumiei, makes for a beautiful day trip. 2: Torrente Lumiei: If you only want to do the interesting 1st part of the Torrente Lumiei, you have to do the Torrente Novarza at the end. (at the junction with Lumiei) a 20m long rope must be attached for the exit. To do this, go left through the tunnel at the exit of the Novarza (at approx. 650m). There are several bolts on the left where the ropes can be attached. After attaching the ropes, go back approx. 50m to exit the Novarza orographic right at the large rock with vegetation. Before the small suspension bridge, go right down the path to enter the Lumiei after about 5 minutes. The Lumiei begins with a small downclimb in a deep canyon. After a short walking passages, you reach another small step, which is mostly rappelled. This is followed by a very impressive section. 2 bolts on the right-hand side allow you to rope up to a large clamping block/stand. From here you rappel free-hanging approx. 20m (with only sparse light) into a large, deep pool (the last few meters can also be jumped). Swim past the large rock on the left. Swim past the large rock on the left before a narrow corridor leads to the light. After a few small slippery spots and pools, you reach the previously fixed exit rope (without this exit aid, you have to follow the canyon for approx. 1.5h without much difficulty. At approx. 570m you will find a path that leads up to the road).

Val Maor di Mel: Parking at Exit
2025-08-29: We descended the canyon the day after around 60mm of rain. So much fun!! We spent almost the entire descent floating down the canyon like a lazy river. The water levels were very high but ever obstacl...
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Comment: Parkplatz für Ausstieg nach dem zweiten eingeschnittenen Abschnitt
Access: From Villa di Villa drive in the direction of Tiago. In Tiago, turn left towards "Castello". After the village of Tiago, the road goes downhill and you cross a small bridge. The old parking lot here is unfortunately closed. Continue along the road until you can turn left to the Castello and stop at the large tourist parking lot. Either on foot or with the 2nd car, follow the road past the "Castello". The road changes from asphalt to gravel, then becomes asphalt again, then gravel again until you finally come back to the asphalt road. At the T-junction, turn left towards Feltre/Belluno. Continue. In the small village of "Val Maor", turn right at the first opportunity. Follow the road towards "Venastadio" as far as the soccer pitch. Park here (approx. 450m). Alternative: From Mel at SP 1, drive via Carve to the sports field at the entry point, see: We park the vehicle for a possible transfer (1.5 km, bicycle is sufficient) at Via Carve in a hamlet south of the village of Carve, see: https://goo.gl/maps/SYTX8xPZHXQ1Ph416 I describe the corresponding exit path as "Exit option 3"
Return: Exit option 1: Before the bridge, climb to the left out of the stream to the road and on the road until in the hairpin bend to the left a well-maintained hiking trail branches off. Follow this trail until you reach the parking lot at Castello. Exit option 2: After the siphon and a short walking passages you will come to large red conspicuous boulders. Here you will find a yellow marking on the tree on the left (340Hm). Follow the mark on the left out of the canyon. First steeply up over forest embankment to a wire rope. Then straight ahead (do not follow the path to the right!) across the open area to the small group of houses on the gravel road (for this variant it is best to park the 2nd car in front of the houses to the left on the gravel road). Exit option 3: We come to the conspicuous red boulder (see exit option 2) with red arrows to the right and left. Past this boulder another 50m or so downstream we see relatively clear footprints on the right bank leading up the bank at an acute angle to the right (Aug. 2023 cairn on the right in the streambed), see also photos. We follow the trail, which is clearly marked by cairns at each of the alternative options. This path is also marked on the open street map. In relation to the exit options 1 and 2 we come here relatively comfortable (in relation to variant 1) or relatively fast (in relation to variant 2) to the top. In addition, the implementation distance of 1.5 km is very short.

Val Maor di Mel: Canyon Start
2025-08-29: We descended the canyon the day after around 60mm of rain. So much fun!! We spent almost the entire descent floating down the canyon like a lazy river. The water levels were very high but ever obstacl...
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Approach: (with 2nd car 0min) From the upper parking lot you reach the streambed and soon the 1st dam wall.
Tour: The Maor is a unique aquatic hiking canyon in a vegetation-rich environment. There are 2 deep parts separated by a mostly dry streambed. In these parts there are 1000-fold layered rock slabs. In which the water has created labyrinthine passages. Surefootedness is required as in some twisted places the daylight only reaches the ground very sparingly (however, an artificial light source can normally be dispensed with). At the entry point after the 1st dam wall, which is left downclimbed via fixed ropes, the first parts of the route are cut in shortly. Then you walk for some time in the open streambed until you reach a 2nd dam wall where you rappel left from a tree for about 10m. There is a short open walking and descending section before continuing into the 2nd longer incised gorge section. The entry/descent into the 2nd section starts with a small step and a jump into a nice deep pool, then continues through slightly sloping watery corridors. At the end of the 2nd part, where you come across red boulders, the canyon opens up again. Here you come to a heart-shaped. Siphon that can be easily climbed around. This is followed by a walking passage interspersed with rocks, some of which are downclimbed or bypassed. After a longer section of walking, you come to a stream/inflow from the left, which you follow upstream over a few small steps to an old dam wall with water drainage. There is a good climb on the right-hand side. You will soon reach the road bridge and parking lot (approx. 350m).

Val Maor di Mel: Parking at Entry
2025-08-29: We descended the canyon the day after around 60mm of rain. So much fun!! We spent almost the entire descent floating down the canyon like a lazy river. The water levels were very high but ever obstacl...
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Sportplatz
Access: From Villa di Villa drive in the direction of Tiago. In Tiago, turn left towards "Castello". After the village of Tiago, the road goes downhill and you cross a small bridge. The old parking lot here is unfortunately closed. Continue along the road until you can turn left to the Castello and stop at the large tourist parking lot. Either on foot or with the 2nd car, follow the road past the "Castello". The road changes from asphalt to gravel, then becomes asphalt again, then gravel again until you finally come back to the asphalt road. At the T-junction, turn left towards Feltre/Belluno. Continue. In the small village of "Val Maor", turn right at the first opportunity. Follow the road towards "Venastadio" as far as the soccer pitch. Park here (approx. 450m). Alternative: From Mel at SP 1, drive via Carve to the sports field at the entry point, see: We park the vehicle for a possible transfer (1.5 km, bicycle is sufficient) at Via Carve in a hamlet south of the village of Carve, see: https://goo.gl/maps/SYTX8xPZHXQ1Ph416 I describe the corresponding exit path as "Exit option 3"
Return: Exit option 1: Before the bridge, climb to the left out of the stream to the road and on the road until in the hairpin bend to the left a well-maintained hiking trail branches off. Follow this trail until you reach the parking lot at Castello. Exit option 2: After the siphon and a short walking passages you will come to large red conspicuous boulders. Here you will find a yellow marking on the tree on the left (340Hm). Follow the mark on the left out of the canyon. First steeply up over forest embankment to a wire rope. Then straight ahead (do not follow the path to the right!) across the open area to the small group of houses on the gravel road (for this variant it is best to park the 2nd car in front of the houses to the left on the gravel road). Exit option 3: We come to the conspicuous red boulder (see exit option 2) with red arrows to the right and left. Past this boulder another 50m or so downstream we see relatively clear footprints on the right bank leading up the bank at an acute angle to the right (Aug. 2023 cairn on the right in the streambed), see also photos. We follow the trail, which is clearly marked by cairns at each of the alternative options. This path is also marked on the open street map. In relation to the exit options 1 and 2 we come here relatively comfortable (in relation to variant 1) or relatively fast (in relation to variant 2) to the top. In addition, the implementation distance of 1.5 km is very short.

Val Maor di Mel: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei Kehre
Access: From Villa di Villa drive in the direction of Tiago. In Tiago, turn left towards "Castello". After the village of Tiago, the road goes downhill and you cross a small bridge. The old parking lot here is unfortunately closed. Continue along the road until you can turn left to the Castello and stop at the large tourist parking lot. Either on foot or with the 2nd car, follow the road past the "Castello". The road changes from asphalt to gravel, then becomes asphalt again, then gravel again until you finally come back to the asphalt road. At the T-junction, turn left towards Feltre/Belluno. Continue. In the small village of "Val Maor", turn right at the first opportunity. Follow the road towards "Venastadio" as far as the soccer pitch. Park here (approx. 450m). Alternative: From Mel at SP 1, drive via Carve to the sports field at the entry point, see: We park the vehicle for a possible transfer (1.5 km, bicycle is sufficient) at Via Carve in a hamlet south of the village of Carve, see: https://goo.gl/maps/SYTX8xPZHXQ1Ph416 I describe the corresponding exit path as "Exit option 3"
Return: Exit option 1: Before the bridge, climb to the left out of the stream to the road and on the road until in the hairpin bend to the left a well-maintained hiking trail branches off. Follow this trail until you reach the parking lot at Castello. Exit option 2: After the siphon and a short walking passages you will come to large red conspicuous boulders. Here you will find a yellow marking on the tree on the left (340Hm). Follow the mark on the left out of the canyon. First steeply up over forest embankment to a wire rope. Then straight ahead (do not follow the path to the right!) across the open area to the small group of houses on the gravel road (for this variant it is best to park the 2nd car in front of the houses to the left on the gravel road). Exit option 3: We come to the conspicuous red boulder (see exit option 2) with red arrows to the right and left. Past this boulder another 50m or so downstream we see relatively clear footprints on the right bank leading up the bank at an acute angle to the right (Aug. 2023 cairn on the right in the streambed), see also photos. We follow the trail, which is clearly marked by cairns at each of the alternative options. This path is also marked on the open street map. In relation to the exit options 1 and 2 we come here relatively comfortable (in relation to variant 1) or relatively fast (in relation to variant 2) to the top. In addition, the implementation distance of 1.5 km is very short.

Val Maor di Mel: Canyon End

Val Maor di Mel: Parking at Exit2
Comment: Parkplatz für Ausstiegsvariante 3

Rio Frondizzon: Canyon Start
2025-12-05: Really nice this year because they let the water in from the power station. Some of the water levels are quite sporty and tend not to be for beginners. All stands tip top
2025-10-17: During the ascent, the siren of the power plant suddenly sounded, after consulting with power plant employees who happened to be present, it turned out that the siren goes off every hour today due to...
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Approach: (on foot: 35-40min) 1st possibility: From the cemetery, walk down the hiking trail to the stream in a few minutes --> entry at approx. 500Hm before the stone bridge right. Tip/ 2nd option (approx. 35-40 min): To save yourself the whole car transfer and river walk from the village of Illegro to the first abseiling point, you can follow the pipeline up steep steps through the tunnel right next to the exit at the Enel power station (no lamp required). After the tunnel, the route is flat until you reach the equalizing basin. Once you reach the basin, an iron footbridge leads over the concrete obstruction. Then logically bypass the basin on the left. !!! Before the next iron bridge/stream, look out for the canyoning markings on the tree to the left (blue dot on a white background). From here, follow the markings and visible path straight up steeply through the forest to the first ridge. At the ridge, do not continue uphill to the left, but follow the path right downhill. After a short time, keep left again up to a second forest ridge (you are too high at the ruin), before finally descending steeply to the stream. After a short stretch in the streambed, you are already at the first abseil point. (Caution!!! The main path is not always easily visible due to fallen trees, but there are canyoning markings on trees at longer intervals up to the stream.
Tour: The tour starts at the stone bridge at approx. 500m and leads through open terrain for approx. 20-25 minutes. In this part you pass the "Enel" water drainage after about 10 minutes (most of the water is diverted here. The wall can be downclimbed on the right side before you walk the rest of the way to the 1st rappel point; if you choose the access on foot, you reach the stream about 3 minutes before the first rappel. A traverese rope takes you safely to the exposed stand on the left side before you rappel 35m into the pool. This highest point is followed by a 10m rappel into the second beautiful pool. This is followed by a few small steps and pools in open terrain before it really cuts in for about 100m in the middle section. The incised part does not pose any technical problems. After an inflow from the left, you have a short stretch to the next 3 abseils, which are interrupted by short walking passages. At the end, the canyon narrows again. The last step is cleverly downclimbed due to the absence of a bolt, before you soon leave the canyon and reach the "Enel" power station (parking lot).

Rio Frondizzon: Parking at Entry
2025-12-05: Really nice this year because they let the water in from the power station. Some of the water levels are quite sporty and tend not to be for beginners. All stands tip top
2025-10-17: During the ascent, the siren of the power plant suddenly sounded, after consulting with power plant employees who happened to be present, it turned out that the siren goes off every hour today due to...
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Access: approx. 5min+ 20min car transfer From Tolmezzo drive north on the SS52b towards "Austria" --> shortly after Tolmezzo you will see the prison on the left and a Shell petrol station on the right --> from here you drive exactly 1.9km until you turn right at a house after a sharp bend and come to the Enel power station --> there is good parking behind the power station. Check the water level here --> to do this, walk about 50m from the gorge exit to the last step --> the water should flow calmly into the last pool here. It is best to choose the access on foot, if not take the second car in the direction of Tolmezzo --> it is recommended to bypass the town center on the main road --> at the next traffic junction take the exit Tolmezzo --> continue to the small traffic circle --> turn right here --> straight past the Lidl, until you reach the signs for Illegro (turn left) --> from here follow the road up to the village of Illegro --> after the village sign turn left towards the church (narrow lane)--> before the church take the turn-off.left "S. Florian" to the cemetery --> here you park the car (at approx. 580Hm)
Return: The exit of the canyon is directly at the Enel power station before the bridge right at approx. 380Hm.

Rio Frondizzon: Parking at Exit
2025-12-05: Really nice this year because they let the water in from the power station. Some of the water levels are quite sporty and tend not to be for beginners. All stands tip top
2025-10-17: During the ascent, the siren of the power plant suddenly sounded, after consulting with power plant employees who happened to be present, it turned out that the siren goes off every hour today due to...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Frondizzon Petit gros débit. L'équipement permet d'éviter en partie le jet dans les cascades mais probablement pas avec beaucoup plus d'eau. V...
Comment: Parkplatz bei ENEL Kraftwerk (cwiki)
Access: approx. 5min+ 20min car transfer From Tolmezzo drive north on the SS52b towards "Austria" --> shortly after Tolmezzo you will see the prison on the left and a Shell petrol station on the right --> from here you drive exactly 1.9km until you turn right at a house after a sharp bend and come to the Enel power station --> there is good parking behind the power station. Check the water level here --> to do this, walk about 50m from the gorge exit to the last step --> the water should flow calmly into the last pool here. It is best to choose the access on foot, if not take the second car in the direction of Tolmezzo --> it is recommended to bypass the town center on the main road --> at the next traffic junction take the exit Tolmezzo --> continue to the small traffic circle --> turn right here --> straight past the Lidl, until you reach the signs for Illegro (turn left) --> from here follow the road up to the village of Illegro --> after the village sign turn left towards the church (narrow lane)--> before the church take the turn-off.left "S. Florian" to the cemetery --> here you park the car (at approx. 580Hm)
Return: The exit of the canyon is directly at the Enel power station before the bridge right at approx. 380Hm.

Rio Frondizzon: Canyon End
Return: The exit of the canyon is directly at the Enel power station before the bridge right at approx. 380Hm.

Margherita: Canyon Start
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2025-07-11: Nice amount of water present. Good anchoring and an overall good experience!
2025-04-20: Water level very high after several days of rain, really fun! Apart from a little water pressure when rappelling, there is never any danger of water due to the shallow pools. Stands in good condition....
Approach: (with 2nd car approx. 10min.) On foot: From house no. 25 (see waypoint), follow the initially well-marked hiking trail up towards "Montigl" (large no-driving sign). After a few steep meters in altitude and beautiful views of the mountain and valley, you reach a forest road, which you follow only briefly before the path branches off into the forest again (hiking trail markings on the stone). Follow the dilapidated and partly overgrown hiking trail, keeping slightly to the left, over the Walrücken ridge to a vineyard with fencing, which already belongs to the Moar Hof farm. A gate with hiking markings points the way to the Maor Hof (at approx. 580m). Behind the farm, follow trail no. 10 down towards "Siebeneich". Cross the stream and continue to the dam wall (with iron steps). The entry point is below the dam at approx. 550m Alternatively, you can ascend orographically to the left of the stream. To do this, go through the estate and follow the hiking trail steeply upwards, when you meet the road turn right briefly, then follow the hiking trail again. When you reach the road again, continue along the hiking trail and keep left at the next opportunity at approx. 430 m above sea level. Follow this path to the entry to the stream. Before the tour, you can check the water level near P1. To do this, take the private road up to the stream.
Tour: The tour begins with a few downclimbs and short abseils. These are not so exhilarating at first. However, the technical middle section with its grandiose views is very rewarding. Here, several successive abseils await the experienced canyoneers (20, 20, 50, 27m). The arrival pools are mostly sandy and shallow. After the last approx. 27m abseil, there is a large rock that is bypassed on the right or climbed under. With a last look back at the beautiful vertical part, the not so pleasant final section follows. There are several more downclimbs and short sections of walking to overcome before the exit at around 300m. A water drainage and a water tank on the right mark the exit (approx. 330m).

Margherita: Canyon End
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Margherita (Quelle:
2025-07-11: Nice amount of water present. Good anchoring and an overall good experience!
2025-04-20: Water level very high after several days of rain, really fun! Apart from a little water pressure when rappelling, there is never any danger of water due to the shallow pools. Stands in good condition....
Return: From the water tank you can reach the parking lot shortly via the visible path. (Tip: If one has only 1 car, the material can be driven up to the Maor farm by car first. Then drive to the parking exit and walk up via the hiking trail. Include drinking for ascent).

Margherita: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Margherita (Quelle:
2025-07-11: Nice amount of water present. Good anchoring and an overall good experience!
2025-04-20: Water level very high after several days of rain, really fun! Apart from a little water pressure when rappelling, there is never any danger of water due to the shallow pools. Stands in good condition....
Comment: Alternativ Richtung Parkplatz von der Hauptstraße abbiegen und die erste Rechts "hinter" Unifix vorbei auf einem Schotterplatz in den Feldern parken.
Access: Coming from Bolzano, take the main road towards Merano. After the village of Siebeneich (Settequerce) you will see the Unifx company on the left. Turn left there to the lower parking lot. A little further on there is a path on the right that is directly closed off with a barrier, where you could theoretically park your car. The old lower parking lot is now a private road and the possibilities are blocked with stones. If you have a 2nd car, continue from P1 at Unifix in the direction of Merano. At the traffic circle take the first exit and after approx. 300 m follow the mountain road to the right in the direction of Mölten. After the 4th serpentine bend or after the tunnel there is a junction on the right. The narrow asphalt road quickly gains altitude. After a small bridge, turn right to the Maor Hof, where you can park your car after a friendly question (approx. 580m). In 2024, the road is "closed" directly after the turn-off but would theoretically be passable (as of August). Alternatively, you can park directly in front of the no passing signs (max. 2 cars)
Return: From the water tank you can reach the parking lot shortly via the visible path. (Tip: If one has only 1 car, the material can be driven up to the Maor farm by car first. Then drive to the parking exit and walk up via the hiking trail. Include drinking for ascent).

Margherita: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parken nur nach ausdrücklicher GENEHMIGUNG durch die netten Menschen vom Maor Hof! Zwingend fragen, ob es okay ist!
Access: Coming from Bolzano, take the main road towards Merano. After the village of Siebeneich (Settequerce) you will see the Unifx company on the left. Turn left there to the lower parking lot. A little further on there is a path on the right that is directly closed off with a barrier, where you could theoretically park your car. The old lower parking lot is now a private road and the possibilities are blocked with stones. If you have a 2nd car, continue from P1 at Unifix in the direction of Merano. At the traffic circle take the first exit and after approx. 300 m follow the mountain road to the right in the direction of Mölten. After the 4th serpentine bend or after the tunnel there is a junction on the right. The narrow asphalt road quickly gains altitude. After a small bridge, turn right to the Maor Hof, where you can park your car after a friendly question (approx. 580m). In 2024, the road is "closed" directly after the turn-off but would theoretically be passable (as of August). Alternatively, you can park directly in front of the no passing signs (max. 2 cars)
Return: From the water tank you can reach the parking lot shortly via the visible path. (Tip: If one has only 1 car, the material can be driven up to the Maor farm by car first. Then drive to the parking exit and walk up via the hiking trail. Include drinking for ascent).

Rio Patoc (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-01: All good, quite a bit of walking and downclimbing to get to the rewarding part, but then it is very nice
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Patoc Top condition, équippement au top (comme les autres canyons fait dans cette région)Retour en floating très amusant. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-09: In very nice condition. Made before Malinberg.
Approach: Behind the church, hiking trail 620 with the sign "Patoc" branches off to the left of the road --> follow this path, initially slightly uphill and then slightly downhill from a small wayside shrine to the stream --> the last few meters you walk parallel to the canyon to a stone bridge at approx. 550Hm --> the entry for the lower part of the canyon is directly to the right after the stone bridge.
Tour: The Rio Patoc is a short, interesting canyon, which can be very tricky at higher water levels as most of the short rappels are directly in the watercourse --> in the upper part of the "Patoc inferiore" some places can be bypassed or downclimbed --> the lower part of the canyon is more incised and technically more demanding --> here is also the highest rappel point of approx. 15m --> between the rappels there are only a few walking passages --> after a small chute and waterfall the tour suddenly ends --> after approx. 100m you pass under the railway/motorway bridge and in front of the Fella river (approx. 400m). meters you stand under the railroad / freeway bridge and in front of the Fella River (approx. 400m). If you want to walk the whole canyon, follow hiking trail 620 to the village of Patoc (access also possible by car) --> however, the upper part is usually omitted due to lack of interest (only walking and climbing passages).

Rio Patoc (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-01: All good, quite a bit of walking and downclimbing to get to the rewarding part, but then it is very nice
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Patoc Top condition, équippement au top (comme les autres canyons fait dans cette région)Retour en floating très amusant. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-09: In very nice condition. Made before Malinberg.
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei Kirche
Access: From Carnia drive towards Tarvisio --> at the exit of Chiusaforte turn right towards "Sella Nevea"/Raccolana --> after the bridge turn left towards the church --> behind the church you can park your car next to the road. If you don't want to park in the middle of the village (changing clothes, hanging up things,...) you can stay at the "Brussine parking lot" (see coordinates). There you have much more space and you don't disturb anyone (+2min longer walking distance)
Return: There are 2 options for the way back: Option 1: You swim down the Fella for about 15 min --> before the road bridge of Raccolana there is an iron ladder on the left side, which makes it easier to get out --> shortly you get back to the car at the road. Option 2: At the confluence of the Patoc and the Fella, walk upstream along the Fella for about 200m. You come to a point with fixed ropes along which you come to the cycle path up the slope. Then take the cycle path to Chiusaforte and cross the bridge to the parking lot. approx. 20min

Rio Patoc (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-01: All good, quite a bit of walking and downclimbing to get to the rewarding part, but then it is very nice
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Patoc Top condition, équippement au top (comme les autres canyons fait dans cette région)Retour en floating très amusant. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-09: In very nice condition. Made before Malinberg.
Return: There are 2 options for the way back: Option 1: You swim down the Fella for about 15 min --> before the road bridge of Raccolana there is an iron ladder on the left side, which makes it easier to get out --> shortly you get back to the car at the road. Option 2: At the confluence of the Patoc and the Fella, walk upstream along the Fella for about 200m. You come to a point with fixed ropes along which you come to the cycle path up the slope. Then take the cycle path to Chiusaforte and cross the bridge to the parking lot. approx. 20min

Rio Patoc (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Gr Parkplatz abseits der Ortschaft wo man niemanden stört , ca 2min längere Wegstrecke
Access: From Carnia drive towards Tarvisio --> at the exit of Chiusaforte turn right towards "Sella Nevea"/Raccolana --> after the bridge turn left towards the church --> behind the church you can park your car next to the road. If you don't want to park in the middle of the village (changing clothes, hanging up things,...) you can stay at the "Brussine parking lot" (see coordinates). There you have much more space and you don't disturb anyone (+2min longer walking distance)
Return: There are 2 options for the way back: Option 1: You swim down the Fella for about 15 min --> before the road bridge of Raccolana there is an iron ladder on the left side, which makes it easier to get out --> shortly you get back to the car at the road. Option 2: At the confluence of the Patoc and the Fella, walk upstream along the Fella for about 200m. You come to a point with fixed ropes along which you come to the cycle path up the slope. Then take the cycle path to Chiusaforte and cross the bridge to the parking lot. approx. 20min

Rio Patoc (inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Beginn Wanderweg im Ort
Approach: Behind the church, hiking trail 620 with the sign "Patoc" branches off to the left of the road --> follow this path, initially slightly uphill and then slightly downhill from a small wayside shrine to the stream --> the last few meters you walk parallel to the canyon to a stone bridge at approx. 550Hm --> the entry for the lower part of the canyon is directly to the right after the stone bridge.

Rio Pliz (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Fait après la pluie, seulement partie inférieure, avant de faire Malimberg. Un saut possible au point de départ. Ensuite, succession de...
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Sceso solo parte inferiore fino al torrente Raccolana ed anche le calate sotto il ponte sono ben armate (con un armo si superano due salt...
2024-07-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Approach for a hiking path is in a very bad shape.We did only the lower part.It's a very nice and sunny canyon. (Quelle: https://www.desc...
Approach: At the power house after the bridge, you can already see the hiking trail marker 641 (note: on the Tabacco map, the hiking trail is already marked before the bridge. But this is wrong!) Immediately after the power house, follow the access road up to the first house. The path goes between the houses until you come to asphalt again. Continue right here in the direction of the electricity pylons, where there is another trail marker 641. From now on, the trail is clear and you follow this (641) for about 30 minutes steeply through the forest, past the old wooden bridge (Rio Malimberg) to Rio Pliz. At the entry at 700Hm you will find a wooden sign with the inscription "Riu Plis"
Tour: The Rio Pliz is a very open rappel canyon with a beautiful layer. There are no major difficulties at the abseiling points due to the mostly low water flow. At the entry of the Rio Pliz inferiore you start with a small downclimb/slide and are immediately in front of the highest point (70m). The stance is OK but exposed on the left side. If you do not have a 70m ropes, the abseiling point can be divided into 20+50m. The route then continues vertically without much distance to the end. Some nice pools provide a welcome cooling in between before you reach the stone bridge/exit at approx. 570m.

Rio Pliz (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Fait après la pluie, seulement partie inférieure, avant de faire Malimberg. Un saut possible au point de départ. Ensuite, succession de...
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Sceso solo parte inferiore fino al torrente Raccolana ed anche le calate sotto il ponte sono ben armate (con un armo si superano due salt...
2024-07-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Approach for a hiking path is in a very bad shape.We did only the lower part.It's a very nice and sunny canyon. (Quelle: https://www.desc...
Comment: Parkplatz für Rio Malinberg/Rio Pliz
Access: From Hotel Carnia take the SS13 in the direction of Tarvisio. At the exit of Chiusaforte turn right towards "Sella Nevea"/Raccolana. Follow this road straight on, go through the avalanche gallery and continue straight on. About 4 km after the avalanche gallery you will reach the village of "Saletto". Here you turn left (over the bridge) towards "Chiout Cali". At the entrance of the village you cross "Rio Malimberg". Immediately after the bridge park on the right (next to the power house).
Return: Once you reach the stone bridge at 570m, exit the canyon to the right. From here, follow (right) first the forest road and then the asphalt road to the parking lot at the bridge.

Rio Pliz (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Fait après la pluie, seulement partie inférieure, avant de faire Malimberg. Un saut possible au point de départ. Ensuite, succession de...
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Sceso solo parte inferiore fino al torrente Raccolana ed anche le calate sotto il ponte sono ben armate (con un armo si superano due salt...
2024-07-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pliz Approach for a hiking path is in a very bad shape.We did only the lower part.It's a very nice and sunny canyon. (Quelle: https://www.desc...
Return: Once you reach the stone bridge at 570m, exit the canyon to the right. From here, follow (right) first the forest road and then the asphalt road to the parking lot at the bridge.

Torrente Cosa: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: At the first possible jumps after the grotto grotto there is a boulder to the right of the white water (at normal water level).
2025-07-18: Visually impressive in any case.
2025-03-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cosa (Quelle:
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road in the direction of travel until you reach a crash barrier. At the crash barrier, you descend left over small steps and a short/steep slope directly into the stream at an altitude of approx. 500m.
Tour: (optional 1h20min or 4-5h) The canyon begins at approx. 500m with a short flat section of walking before the first aquatic 10m abseil on the artificial wall leads into the very incised part. If you already have the feeling that there is too much water in the canyon, the tour should not be continued as there are other tributaries feeding the stream. However, if the water level passes, you can rappel into the narrow section. The rock walls are not high in the first part (20m), but the canyon is no wider than 50cm in places. Through several small pools and downclimbs, you reach the Grotto Verdi, which is also open to tourists. In the middle of this rather open grotto you will find the second abseiling point about 10m behind a large boulder, before it gets narrower again. At the exit of the incised passage, a tributary (Rio Molat) enters the stream from the left. Shortly afterwards, the canyon opens up and you come to a 3m jump with a beautiful rock arch. Then follow the stream for about 50m until you reach the red markers (left) and step bars (see exit option 1). In order to see the last beautiful narrow passage with further beautiful hollows, you have to descend further in the streambed. This is followed by several downclimbs to a rockfall where you can ropes through tight turns for about 12m or go around/downclimb right. After a large boulder with the possibility to slip through comes the last abseiling point of approx. 7m in a very dark pool (Caution! The small pool can create a strong current when the water level is high). At the exit of this short abseil section there are beautiful rock washouts (arches/holes). This part ends with a deep pool with a huge boulder (siphon), which you swim around on the left (only dangerous if the current is strong!). Then comes the 2nd exit option, which in our opinion is the best. If you decide to take the river walk, take a look at variant 3.

Torrente Cosa: Parking at Entry
2025-09-29: At the first possible jumps after the grotto grotto there is a boulder to the right of the white water (at normal water level).
2025-07-18: Visually impressive in any case.
2025-03-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cosa (Quelle:
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz - große Parkmöglichkeit links der Straße (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo take the main road SS512 towards Gemona-Udine --> pass the lake (Lago di Cavazzo)--> follow the road --> turn right towards Forgaria --> after approx. 100m left towards Peonis --> in Peonis keep left towards Forgaria (road SP41) --> in Forgaria keep left towards Flagogna (road SP22) --> at the fork in the road without signs straight ahead --> right towards Pinzano (road SP 1) --> right over the bridge --> after the bridge right towards Vito d'Asio --> in Vito d'Asio follow the main road towards Clauzetto --> (only for exit option 3: before you continue from Clauzetto to the entry, the shuttle car must be parked at the exit of the tour --> to do this, drive in Clauzetto towards Spilimbergo --> drive down through the village of Dominisia to Noraz --> next to the road (Rio Molino stream) near the climbing wall (hidden in the forest) there are some parking facilities --> then take the 2nd shuttle car back up to Clauzetto --> after the exit, drive back up to Clauzetto. In Clauzetto continue uphill towards Grotto Pradis (Gerchia)--> pass Grotto Pradis and you will reach the small village of Gerchia. Turn right here (towards Fonte Pradis) and then immediately left again after the church--> follow the road to the left--> you will soon come to a large gravel area on the left (parking entry).
Return: You have three exit options. We recommend the second option because you can get out after the most beautiful places on the right and no shuttle car is needed. Variant 1(approx. 30min): Approx. 50m after the rock arch jump you can see a red colored dot on the left side of the rock. Here a narrow path leads out of the canyon on the orographic left side. Variant 2 (approx. 50min): After the beautiful rock arches (narrow point) and the siphon point (swimming point), the canyon opens up. Here, after a few steps in the shallow streambed, you meet a single rock in the middle of the streambed (at the same level small tributary on the left, mostly dry). At this point (red color marking), exit the stream to the right and climb steeply for about 20 meters to a narrow path with wire rope protection. Follow the path on the orographic right side a bit above the canyon upstream and cross it at the two stirrups you passed before. On the other side (orographically left), follow the red dots and the clearly visible path out of the canyon. After a few meters of altitude, the path passes below a rock wall and continues towards flatter forest terrain. Stay on the main path and keep left at the fork to return shortly to the Grotto Pradis road and parking area. Variant 3: From here you have for about 2-3h longer walking and downclimb with some jumps and swims, ending at Lago del Tul at about 280Hm. Attention. At higher water levels, the single passages should not be underestimated! The marked path on the left side of the gorge, is really only recommended in case of emergency, because this often poorly visible path leads for a long time through sloping terrain and thorn bushes to the lake. At the beginning of the lake, climb steeply up the left side into the forest until you reach an unmarked path (not shown on the map). Follow this path in a southerly direction until you reach a hill (open area). From here the path goes downhill to a small stream (Rio Molino) and the road where you left the 2nd car before.

Torrente Cosa: Parking at Exit
2025-09-29: At the first possible jumps after the grotto grotto there is a boulder to the right of the white water (at normal water level).
2025-07-18: Visually impressive in any case.
2025-03-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cosa (Quelle:
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz: etwa 400m oberhalb des Kraftwerks Parkbucht rechts. (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo take the main road SS512 towards Gemona-Udine --> pass the lake (Lago di Cavazzo)--> follow the road --> turn right towards Forgaria --> after approx. 100m left towards Peonis --> in Peonis keep left towards Forgaria (road SP41) --> in Forgaria keep left towards Flagogna (road SP22) --> at the fork in the road without signs straight ahead --> right towards Pinzano (road SP 1) --> right over the bridge --> after the bridge right towards Vito d'Asio --> in Vito d'Asio follow the main road towards Clauzetto --> (only for exit option 3: before you continue from Clauzetto to the entry, the shuttle car must be parked at the exit of the tour --> to do this, drive in Clauzetto towards Spilimbergo --> drive down through the village of Dominisia to Noraz --> next to the road (Rio Molino stream) near the climbing wall (hidden in the forest) there are some parking facilities --> then take the 2nd shuttle car back up to Clauzetto --> after the exit, drive back up to Clauzetto. In Clauzetto continue uphill towards Grotto Pradis (Gerchia)--> pass Grotto Pradis and you will reach the small village of Gerchia. Turn right here (towards Fonte Pradis) and then immediately left again after the church--> follow the road to the left--> you will soon come to a large gravel area on the left (parking entry).
Return: You have three exit options. We recommend the second option because you can get out after the most beautiful places on the right and no shuttle car is needed. Variant 1(approx. 30min): Approx. 50m after the rock arch jump you can see a red colored dot on the left side of the rock. Here a narrow path leads out of the canyon on the orographic left side. Variant 2 (approx. 50min): After the beautiful rock arches (narrow point) and the siphon point (swimming point), the canyon opens up. Here, after a few steps in the shallow streambed, you meet a single rock in the middle of the streambed (at the same level small tributary on the left, mostly dry). At this point (red color marking), exit the stream to the right and climb steeply for about 20 meters to a narrow path with wire rope protection. Follow the path on the orographic right side a bit above the canyon upstream and cross it at the two stirrups you passed before. On the other side (orographically left), follow the red dots and the clearly visible path out of the canyon. After a few meters of altitude, the path passes below a rock wall and continues towards flatter forest terrain. Stay on the main path and keep left at the fork to return shortly to the Grotto Pradis road and parking area. Variant 3: From here you have for about 2-3h longer walking and downclimb with some jumps and swims, ending at Lago del Tul at about 280Hm. Attention. At higher water levels, the single passages should not be underestimated! The marked path on the left side of the gorge, is really only recommended in case of emergency, because this often poorly visible path leads for a long time through sloping terrain and thorn bushes to the lake. At the beginning of the lake, climb steeply up the left side into the forest until you reach an unmarked path (not shown on the map). Follow this path in a southerly direction until you reach a hill (open area). From here the path goes downhill to a small stream (Rio Molino) and the road where you left the 2nd car before.

Torrente Cosa: Canyon End
Return: You have three exit options. We recommend the second option because you can get out after the most beautiful places on the right and no shuttle car is needed. Variant 1(approx. 30min): Approx. 50m after the rock arch jump you can see a red colored dot on the left side of the rock. Here a narrow path leads out of the canyon on the orographic left side. Variant 2 (approx. 50min): After the beautiful rock arches (narrow point) and the siphon point (swimming point), the canyon opens up. Here, after a few steps in the shallow streambed, you meet a single rock in the middle of the streambed (at the same level small tributary on the left, mostly dry). At this point (red color marking), exit the stream to the right and climb steeply for about 20 meters to a narrow path with wire rope protection. Follow the path on the orographic right side a bit above the canyon upstream and cross it at the two stirrups you passed before. On the other side (orographically left), follow the red dots and the clearly visible path out of the canyon. After a few meters of altitude, the path passes below a rock wall and continues towards flatter forest terrain. Stay on the main path and keep left at the fork to return shortly to the Grotto Pradis road and parking area. Variant 3: From here you have for about 2-3h longer walking and downclimb with some jumps and swims, ending at Lago del Tul at about 280Hm. Attention. At higher water levels, the single passages should not be underestimated! The marked path on the left side of the gorge, is really only recommended in case of emergency, because this often poorly visible path leads for a long time through sloping terrain and thorn bushes to the lake. At the beginning of the lake, climb steeply up the left side into the forest until you reach an unmarked path (not shown on the map). Follow this path in a southerly direction until you reach a hill (open area). From here the path goes downhill to a small stream (Rio Molino) and the road where you left the 2nd car before.

Torrente Favarinis: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Stand no. 5 very rusty and should be replaced. A few nice jumps that glow a wonderful yellow-green in the sunshine!
2025-09-27: Everything was ok. Gladly again. Lots of algae.
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Favarinis Sympathique canyon avec de beaux encaissements, quelques sauts répétables, un toboggan et de beaux rappels. Bien équipé. (Quelle: ht...
Approach: From the parking lot, take the hiking trail (415) on the right for approx. 25 minutes up a steep incline to a ruin with a wooden bench at approx. 480m (see map). Follow the hiking trail for a very short time until you reach a tree with blue and red markings (left). Here you leave the main path and follow the marked path on the left for another 15 minutes (becomes increasingly steeper) to the entry at approx. 370m.
Tour: Once in the streambed, you immediately start with the first abseiling point C16 (right/left) (chain anchor) in shallow pools --> jump or slide in deep pools --> short walking passages --> C28 (right) (chain anchor) or left (rope is required) --> bypass after the large rock block --> gorge becomes a little narrower --> short walking or abseiling passage in a narrow section of the gorge (very beautiful) --> after a large rock block --> bypass with a sling (rope is required, however). bypass, stand with sling (rope is required) --> canyon becomes somewhat narrower --> short walk, downclimb or jump passage in narrow canyon section (very beautiful) --> after the large boulder in the middle of the canyon and the 5 canyons in a row, the canyon turns right --> straight ahead and over a short downclimb to the next 15m step (this can also be downclimbed on the left) --> walk and climb --> narrow canyon section to an incised downclimb 16m chain anchor right/left (danger of swinging!) --> canyon opens and makes a bend to the right to a beautiful abseil (chain anchor left behind the rock), from the top right you can set up a rope traverse to the exposed chain anchor, then C25 in deep pools alternatively R30 top right. Possible jumps 6m, 10m and 12m (for the two higher ones you can climb up a little downstream to the right via a fixed rope) --> short walking and downclimbing passage --> short swimming section before the 50m final waterfall (!!! sharp edge)which exits in a large but shallow pool (here you can take the emergency exit on the left beforehand) 50m ropes are not enough, better 2x60m --> you can downclimb the gorge exit without any problems --> last jump 1m into a swimming pool.

Torrente Favarinis: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-28: Stand no. 5 very rusty and should be replaced. A few nice jumps that glow a wonderful yellow-green in the sunshine!
2025-09-27: Everything was ok. Gladly again. Lots of algae.
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Favarinis Sympathique canyon avec de beaux encaissements, quelques sauts répétables, un toboggan et de beaux rappels. Bien équipé. (Quelle: ht...
Access: From Tolmezzo take the SS52 main road towards Carnia --> after a long straight stretch you come to a highway bridge --> before the bridge turn left into the small side road --> here turn left along the road --> go under the bridge to the next bridge which you cross (exit Torrente Favarinis) --> park immediately on the right (gravel parking place) approx. 260m.
Return: Follow the mostly dry streambed for about 50m and then get off to the left before the bridge --> follow the small path to the parking lot.

Torrente Favarinis: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Stand no. 5 very rusty and should be replaced. A few nice jumps that glow a wonderful yellow-green in the sunshine!
2025-09-27: Everything was ok. Gladly again. Lots of algae.
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Favarinis Sympathique canyon avec de beaux encaissements, quelques sauts répétables, un toboggan et de beaux rappels. Bien équipé. (Quelle: ht...
Return: Follow the mostly dry streambed for about 50m and then get off to the left before the bridge --> follow the small path to the parking lot.

Torrente Leale: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Ford 1/3 flooded as in the example picture, dam wall only water outlet at the lowest hole, all anchors good, SOS6 sign not found, hooks were there, maybe the sign is missing, Otherwise everything was...
2025-09-20: High reach,higher than normal, but feasible for descent. Anchors ok https://youtu.be/NtJvEyeCl2g?si=S2mUHi-lnM6wP9r1
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the clearly visible path to the weir. Approx. 50m before the dam, go through the Leale and change to the ortographic right. Here you can immediately recognize the clearly visible climbing tracks that lead up to the ortographic right. Follow the path up to the dam wall. Then follow the Leale upstream for about 5 minutes until you reach the canyon exit. A well-trodden path begins here on the ortographic left, which initially leads steeply upwards. Follow the path ortographic left up the Leale for about 25 minutes and then you come directly to the streambed of the Leale. Once in the streambed, continue upstream along the pools dug deep into the rock until the Riu dal Boschet joins the Leale on the ortographic left. Here you switch back to the ortographic right and continue upstream until you recognize climbing tracks that lead uphill. Follow the path, which is partly marked with blue and white markings and mostly slippery, steeply uphill. Always keep to the right towards Leale, as paths branch off to the left here that do not lead to the entry point. After another 10-15 minutes, the path branches off to the right down to the streambed. If you follow the path, you will also come to the streambed after approx. 50m, where you have to rope down from a tree (not recommended).
Tour: Once you reach the streambed, you will immediately see a dark turquoise pool that has been drilled into the rock. This is the first 3m jump where you come into contact with the fresh water of the Leale. Be careful if you are not jumping but downclimbing. There is a siphon above the jump from which you definitely cannot get out and which is only visible from above if you look closely. If you jump into the Leale, you don't need to worry about the siphon because the pool is exactly the exit from the siphon. Another 1m step follows, which can be jumped very carefully with an ass bomb - because of stones in pools, as well as another jump into the pool. You come to the first rappel (SOS10) located ortographic left at the top. This is the first challenge, as you are forced to enter the often very strong water jet at the bottom, which flows into a turbulent pool. Caution: there are also stones in the pool. The best thing to do here is to try to rope in behind the water jet and then go around the water jet to the left or right. The SOS10 abseil point can be seen from the entry. If you already have the feeling at the entry that there is a lot of water in the canyon, it is recommended that at least one person waits at the entry to set up a rope for an emergency ascent in an emergency. This is followed by a nice swimming passage that leads to a rappel or 8m jump. And then the upper part - which is absolutely worthwhile - is over. You follow the Leale again for 200m and pass the mouth of the Rio dal Boschet. If you have already had problems with the water in the upper part, or if a group member has been overwhelmed, you should leave the canyon here on the ortographic left, where you came to the streambed before! The lower part has rappels that must be done in the water, is heavily incised and has no emergency exits or areas where you can get to safety from the water. The lower part begins with a 6m rappel and after a short climbing and swimming passage, the canyon narrows. You come to the 18m abseil, which must be done in the water. The rappel cannot be seen from the belay. After a small swimming section, you come to a small step (SOS 6), which can also be downclimbed. This is followed by one of the most spectacular sections in the Leale. The abseil point SOS5 is located ortographic left, very exposed and can only be reached by climbing on slippery rock. There are some glued anchors that you should definitely use and which serve to set up a rope traverse. Once you have reached the rappel, you continue with what is probably the most spectacular rappel. The water rushes through a very narrow channel and you have to manage to get out ortographic left of the step with a little rappel skill in order to continue rappelling from the step. You can use some stones as handholds to get out. This section is challenging because if you lose your balance here, you will end up directly in the concentrated water jet, which you don't want to get into! After a small swimming area, you come to a rock ramp where, with a little searching, you will find the 2 glued anchors for setting up the rope traverse. After setting up the rope traverse to the 6m downclimb (SOS4), you come to a narrow water channel, which you have to downclimb by spreading out. After a small swimming section, you come to the abseiling point (SOS3), which can be completed dry. If there is not too much water here, you can also go directly to the edge where the water rushes down from here and jump into the pool. The next abseil point is on the right, very high up. A glued anchor helps with the ascent. You come to the last abseil point, which is located by a large clamping block. If there is little water in the canyon, you can go to the chain anchor (ortographic left), which is located directly at the clamping block. Caution: here you are bound to come into the powerful water jet! If there is more water, you should go under the clamping block and use the chain anchor with the SOS1 badge. This is a bit exposed, but you can get into the water jet further down and can avoid it by spreading out. Once you are in the pool, the last swim section follows through a wonderful dark narrow section. Once you are out of the swimming section, the canyon opens up and you are exactly at the point where you went steeply upwards on the ortographic left during access. As with the access, follow the Leale for about 5 minutes until you reach the dam wall again, which can also be jumped with a courageous leap.

Torrente Leale: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: Ford 1/3 flooded as in the example picture, dam wall only water outlet at the lowest hole, all anchors good, SOS6 sign not found, hooks were there, maybe the sign is missing, Otherwise everything was...
2025-09-20: High reach,higher than normal, but feasible for descent. Anchors ok https://youtu.be/NtJvEyeCl2g?si=S2mUHi-lnM6wP9r1
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Comment: Parkplatz nach Wiese (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo, take the S512 main road towards Cavazzo --> continue past the lake --> after the lake, turn right towards Alesso -->from Alesso, continue towards Avasinis --> after crossing Torrente Leale, turn right at the first opportunity --> the dirt road leads to the stream where you can check the water level. The water should not walk more than 1/3 of the width and not more than 2-3cm (in height) over the shoring(see photo for estimation, at this water level the canyon is aquatic but doable without problems) After the water level check you cross the creek --> at the exit of the gravel road you park the car at the edge of the forest. (N46.299787, E13.041642)
Return: Just follow the path to the parking lot as you did for access.

Torrente Leale: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Ford 1/3 flooded as in the example picture, dam wall only water outlet at the lowest hole, all anchors good, SOS6 sign not found, hooks were there, maybe the sign is missing, Otherwise everything was...
2025-09-20: High reach,higher than normal, but feasible for descent. Anchors ok https://youtu.be/NtJvEyeCl2g?si=S2mUHi-lnM6wP9r1
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Return: Just follow the path to the parking lot as you did for access.

Val Zemola: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Slide at the end can be slid into the washing machine
2025-09-21: All belays top, access from below very well secured, belays are mostly exposed and can be reached by short removable rope traverses, during our ascent several pools were full of gravel
2025-09-20: Weapons all perfect. Some nice exposed handrails and good flow. If it wasn't all gravel some passages would be very sporty and technical.
Approach: There is a small chapel right by the bridge that crosses the Zemola. Behind the chapel, a narrow path leads briefly up and then directly next to the canyon (secured with a steel cable), without any great difference in altitude, to a concrete wall. From here, a short downclimb takes you to the stream/entrance to the lower section at approx. 810m. For the upper entry, stay on the path for another 10-15 minutes. At the end, the path leads over a small bridge to the other side and shortly afterwards descends via stirrups into a stone gully in the open part of the gorge. Here is the entry to the upper part (860m)
Tour: The tour starts immediately with downclimbs and rappels into turbulent pools. The water level should definitely be checked before the tour, as the already turbulent pools can form very strong currents/backwaters. The belays are very well positioned. However, rappels in the water are unavoidable. Some exposed belays can be reached via traverese ropes. At lunchtime, most of the sun reaches the very beautiful, narrowly incised middle section. A short part at the end of the narrow part is almost completely dark (bring a lamp if necessary). After this dark part, the canyon opens up again. This is followed by a very beautiful section with a washed-out rock arch through which the water flows. The chain anchor is in the middle at the back of the rock arch. The rappel leads into a large pool with a strong current. After this point there are 3 more spectacular abseils in beautiful surroundings. Rope traverses to be built help to get safely to the belays and over the abseils. At the end, where the canyon opens up visibly, the rock turns red. After a short stretch in the stream, you will find a blue dot on a rock right marking the exit at approx. 670m.

Val Zemola: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Slide at the end can be slid into the washing machine
2025-09-21: All belays top, access from below very well secured, belays are mostly exposed and can be reached by short removable rope traverses, during our ascent several pools were full of gravel
2025-09-20: Weapons all perfect. Some nice exposed handrails and good flow. If it wasn't all gravel some passages would be very sporty and technical.
Comment: Alternativeinstieg für unteren Teil
Approach: There is a small chapel right by the bridge that crosses the Zemola. Behind the chapel, a narrow path leads briefly up and then directly next to the canyon (secured with a steel cable), without any great difference in altitude, to a concrete wall. From here, a short downclimb takes you to the stream/entrance to the lower section at approx. 810m. For the upper entry, stay on the path for another 10-15 minutes. At the end, the path leads over a small bridge to the other side and shortly afterwards descends via stirrups into a stone gully in the open part of the gorge. Here is the entry to the upper part (860m)
Tour: The tour starts immediately with downclimbs and rappels into turbulent pools. The water level should definitely be checked before the tour, as the already turbulent pools can form very strong currents/backwaters. The belays are very well positioned. However, rappels in the water are unavoidable. Some exposed belays can be reached via traverese ropes. At lunchtime, most of the sun reaches the very beautiful, narrowly incised middle section. A short part at the end of the narrow part is almost completely dark (bring a lamp if necessary). After this dark part, the canyon opens up again. This is followed by a very beautiful section with a washed-out rock arch through which the water flows. The chain anchor is in the middle at the back of the rock arch. The rappel leads into a large pool with a strong current. After this point there are 3 more spectacular abseils in beautiful surroundings. Rope traverses to be built help to get safely to the belays and over the abseils. At the end, where the canyon opens up visibly, the rock turns red. After a short stretch in the stream, you will find a blue dot on a rock right marking the exit at approx. 670m.

Val Zemola: Parking at Entry
2025-09-21: Slide at the end can be slid into the washing machine
2025-09-21: All belays top, access from below very well secured, belays are mostly exposed and can be reached by short removable rope traverses, during our ascent several pools were full of gravel
2025-09-20: Weapons all perfect. Some nice exposed handrails and good flow. If it wasn't all gravel some passages would be very sporty and technical.
Comment: Parkplatz für den Einstieg ins Val Zemola (migrated from 1097) - NICHT verifiziert.
Access: From Tolmezzo take the SS512 in the direction of Gemona-Udine (alternatively, take the A23 freeway in the direction of Udine and exit at Gemona-Osoppo) --> pass the lake (Lago di Cavazzo) --> follow the road --> turn right towards Forgaria --> after approx. 100m turn left towards Peonis --> in Peonis keep left towards Forgaria (road SP41) --> at Forgaria keep left towards Flagogna (road SP22) --> at the fork in the road without signs go straight on --> turn right towards Pinzano (road SP1)-->long over the bridge --> after the bridge turn left onto the SP1 --> then turn right towards Maniago onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454>from Maniago take the SS251 in the main direction of Langorone (this road runs along the beautiful Torrente Celina) --> from the village of Cimolais the road goes uphill to Erto --> just after entering the village cross Valle Zemola (in the bend on the left) --> on the right by the small chapel there is a small parking area. 50m further on the left opposite the fountain.
Return: From the marker, go steeply uphill on the right along the narrow gravel road. With a rapid gain in altitude, it goes into the wooded part before returning to the road / parking lot.

Val Zemola: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tolmezzo take the SS512 in the direction of Gemona-Udine (alternatively, take the A23 freeway in the direction of Udine and exit at Gemona-Osoppo) --> pass the lake (Lago di Cavazzo) --> follow the road --> turn right towards Forgaria --> after approx. 100m turn left towards Peonis --> in Peonis keep left towards Forgaria (road SP41) --> at Forgaria keep left towards Flagogna (road SP22) --> at the fork in the road without signs go straight on --> turn right towards Pinzano (road SP1)-->long over the bridge --> after the bridge turn left onto the SP1 --> then turn right towards Maniago onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454 --> from Maniago turn right onto the SS454>from Maniago take the SS251 in the main direction of Langorone (this road runs along the beautiful Torrente Celina) --> from the village of Cimolais the road goes uphill to Erto --> just after entering the village cross Valle Zemola (in the bend on the left) --> on the right by the small chapel there is a small parking area. 50m further on the left opposite the fountain.
Return: From the marker, go steeply uphill on the right along the narrow gravel road. With a rapid gain in altitude, it goes into the wooded part before returning to the road / parking lot.

Val Zemola: Canyon End
Return: From the marker, go steeply uphill on the right along the narrow gravel road. With a rapid gain in altitude, it goes into the wooded part before returning to the road / parking lot.

Baes: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Vertical canyon with a beautiful view of the lake, the last 3 rappels are also beautiful in a more forlorn environment and carved into the conglomerate
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2025-07-13: A highlight on Lake Garda
Comment: Es kann auch etwas weiter unten eingestiegen werden. Hier spart man sich etwas bachlaufen, was allerdings kaum anstrengend ist in diesem Bach. Hierfür dem Weg orographisch Rechts etwas abwärts folgen und bei geeigneter Stelle einsteigen.
Approach: About 10 min downhill (shuttle). From the parking lot go back along the road. In the bend on the trail follow this downhill to the second path that branches off to the right. (If you are in front of a gate you have turned too early) Follow this downhill to the creek. approx. 40min (on foot) From the parking lot behind the Surfspot/ Pension (Café) you walk up the very steep hiking trail 260 next to the Limonenhang (very steep scree path) --> you cross the old Roman bridge where you can already have a look into the creek --> after approx. 20-25min. there is a bend with 2 signs (on the right Parto Bella della Fame 15min, on the left wooden sign with a small path) --> down the path on the left (view level) --> from here descend on the right along the poorly visible path to the stream (entry at approx. 280HM).
Tour: Short climbing passage to the rappel approx. 5m --> immediately after follows an approx. 30m rappel --> rappel 3m (slippery!) --> kl. climbing passage --> shortly after follows a C10 and C25 --> nice view of the lake --> highest rappel with 48m (arrival basin not visible) --> le emergency exit possible --> kl. rappel through thorn bushes approx. 4m (kl. Basin) --> immediately following a C40 (arrival basin not visible) --> short walking passages with left exit possibility (wooden railing) --> right 20m rappel slightly overhanging with step --> very slippery --> C40 on 2 steps divisible (2x20m or 1x40m) with clamping block (twisted and. Now you are under the Roman bridge (ascent path or emergency exit right) --> further rappel over narrow chute C20 in grotto --> after the rock arch comes a 5m climbing passage with fixed ropes on the left side for the further descent. Then there is another 3 meter step that we rappelled from the fixed ropes. (Here mMn. a anchor and a second fixed ropes are missing). After a short walking passages you get out of the canyon in front of the road on the right. (Here you can refresh yourself in the lake) (67Hm). Hydrology: Two days after heavy rain (about 20 l/m²) water level low.

Baes: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-14: Vertical canyon with a beautiful view of the lake, the last 3 rappels are also beautiful in a more forlorn environment and carved into the conglomerate
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2025-07-13: A highlight on Lake Garda
Comment: Gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz (cwiki)
Access: From Torbole take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone, until "Prato della Fama". Here you park the car next to the road or at the parking lot at the small port in front of the tunnel. €5,- day parking ticket.
Return: Exit on the right by the bridge. Along the road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, out into the lake and back along the beach.

Baes: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Vertical canyon with a beautiful view of the lake, the last 3 rappels are also beautiful in a more forlorn environment and carved into the conglomerate
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2025-07-13: A highlight on Lake Garda
Return: Exit on the right by the bridge. Along the road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, out into the lake and back along the beach.

Baes: Parking at Entry
Comment: Kostenfreier Parkplatz
Access: From Torbole take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone, until "Prato della Fama". Here you park the car next to the road or at the parking lot at the small port in front of the tunnel. €5,- day parking ticket.
Return: Exit on the right by the bridge. Along the road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, out into the lake and back along the beach.

Baes: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Campione (S. Michele): Canyon Start
2025-06-07: Nice short canyon. Poor anchoring. Flex and drill would have been appropriate.
2023-09-12: short but very nice down. large parking lot with parking ticket
2023-06-10: Ascent to the water intake (directly after the pedestrian tunnel) 15 min, Entry after the weir , two abseils about 10 - 15 m then the big 55 m abseil , then two more short abseils , very nice , short...
Approach: From the parking lot near the group of houses with stone passage (fountain) follow the right path 203 and 204 down to the bridge Preone(290Hm).
Tour: There are 3 walk options. 1. (4,5-5h) Campione from start to exit. From the bridge Preone (290Hm) you rappel from the exposed chain anchor 25m into the canyon (for this variant you park in the village Cadignano) 2. (ca. 8h) Tignalga + Campione (see description Tignalga) 3. (ca. 1,5h) After the reservoir at the weir. For this variant you have to go up path 267 from the village of Campione for about 20min). Most of Campione is a hiking canyon with small climbing passages and steps over fixed ropes. There are always small tributaries. In the middle part there is a 90° right bend. After that the canyon narrows. Over several slippery climbs and walking passages you come at the end to 2 artificial slopes and the reservoir. Here swim out to the right and climb to the left over the weir and barrier. Afterwards, the gravel path leads back down to the right to the stream. Now swim/walk approx. 100m to wall with water level station. When you have climbed up the wall you can get out on the right via the emergency exit (hiking trail 267). The most beautiful part of the tour starts here. You start with a 25m rappel left into a grotto with, depending on the water level, dry/full pools. A short rappel or jump of about 7m leads to the exposed stance of the 50m rappel (for the rope retrival a 60m rope is recommended). After a 30m narrow swimming passage there are 3 more rappels of about 10m. The first place can be rappelled on the left or on the right or after checking the water depth on the right of 10/8/6m you can jump into big pools. Short walking and climbing passages follow until the last rappel left 10m. The next passages are bypassed on the left over rocks before descending back into the stream before the bridge. Now follow the shallow streambed to the gravel beach.

Campione (S. Michele): Canyon End
2025-06-07: Nice short canyon. Poor anchoring. Flex and drill would have been appropriate.
2023-09-12: short but very nice down. large parking lot with parking ticket
2023-06-10: Ascent to the water intake (directly after the pedestrian tunnel) 15 min, Entry after the weir , two abseils about 10 - 15 m then the big 55 m abseil , then two more short abseils , very nice , short...
Return: Turn right across the beach to the parking lot (shuttle car).

Torrente Albola: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: We did it yesterday at 24.9 with lots of water. There aren't any particular problems because the last 3 rappels can also be done outside the flow. We used the website https://www.floods.it/public/Cha...
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Approach: From the parking lot up past the yellow big house (asphalt road with driving ban) you come to a small bridge, here you can take a look into the stream --> then it goes up on the stepped hiking trail (Deva, Foci, Maddalena) --> over a fixed rope and attached ladder you come to a red hiking marker and lattice mast --> here it actually goes left. However, if you go straight, you can check the actual water level at the exit of the canyons --> after checking, go back and continue up the trail. After the stone slabs and with trail markers it becomes flatter. The path leads into the forest and to the stream (entry). Here on the left comes a small tributary with a bridge into the stream.
Tour: Before starting the tour, the weather and the water level should always be carefully checked because the canyon becomes very dangerous at high water levels. At the beginning of the tour comes a short walking passage with small steps that are bypassed or rappel. After a short distance the canyon narrows. Here comes the first dangerous place (abseiling with a backflow in the pool in the middle). With a little skill, one ropes past the pool on the right. Behind the edge below the belaystation there is the possibility to install a redirection. (possibly system setup for the last). Narrowly cut with little incidence of light, it continues to the next 2 small rappelling points and a climbing and walking passage (however, artificial light can be dispensed with). This is followed by several abseils between 10-20m which are partly in the water flow. After the last 20m step, the route continues over several boulders into open terrain. Shortly you reach a small path on the right (exit).

Torrente Albola: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: We did it yesterday at 24.9 with lots of water. There aren't any particular problems because the last 3 rappels can also be done outside the flow. We used the website https://www.floods.it/public/Cha...
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albola (Quelle:
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albola La Main Courante commence à vieillir, il faudrait envisager de remplacer la corde. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
Access: From Torbole drive to Riva del Garda. Here take the bypass north (ri. Brescia). Turn right into Via Ardaro. 1Km through the village of San Giacomo. At the small church and bridge you will find a small parking (110Hm) (if you have no parking here you can park about 100m in town).
Return: Even before the inflow from the left, the trail goes out of the canyons on the right. Follow the path that shortly meets the access path. Then continue back to the parking lot.

Torrente Albola: Canyon End
2025-09-26: We did it yesterday at 24.9 with lots of water. There aren't any particular problems because the last 3 rappels can also be done outside the flow. We used the website https://www.floods.it/public/Cha...
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albola (Quelle:
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albola La Main Courante commence à vieillir, il faudrait envisager de remplacer la corde. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
Return: Even before the inflow from the left, the trail goes out of the canyons on the right. Follow the path that shortly meets the access path. Then continue back to the parking lot.

Bornico: Canyon Start
2025-08-12: Very nice canyon. The children had a lot of fun. We were 4 adults each with ropes and 3 children and made the stated time of 3:20 well. However, we didn't get in at the bridge as indicated in the desc...
2025-05-03: After paying the €2 entry fee per person, we set off from Piovere on a beautiful hiking trail to the upper entry point. The water was clear and the rock surprisingly grippy. Beautiful, well-equipped t...
2025-05-01: Very nice,.sunny canion wit a lot of slides, some jumps. In a middle you pass a beach, where poeple have a bath :-)
Approach: Follow the road until you can comfortably enter the stream at a bridge at about 600Hm. Alternatively, take the entry to the lower part of the Vione Superiore Valle di Bornico along trail 265 at the exit of Via Resem. Follow it until you reach a fork in the woods. If you want to enter at the half of Vione 1, follow the path on the left down to the stream. (Not recommended, because it is easier to go down the stream and the entry from the bridge is more time-saving).
Tour: Once you arrive at the stream, you immediately start with the first small abseils, which normally don't pose any major problems. The rappels are always easy to see and the pools are unproblematic. The open course of the gorge means that you always feel safe. However, this can quickly change in bad weather due to the large catchment area. Some pools can also be jumped after checking the depth. In the middle section of Vione 1, you come to the hiking trail that leads over the stream (emergency exit). From here, the 2nd part of Vione 1 begins. The descent leads over a sloping rock slab to the 20m abseil point (bolts for rope traverses available). This is followed by a 15m rappel (possibly jump into deep pools). After a short walking passages there is a slippery rock slab. Here you can downclimb through a small hole approx. 5m through the rocks. Next rappel approx. 10m. Left long hollow with fixed ropes (be careful, very slippery!). Left rappel approx. 15m or jump 8m. Now comes the highest abseil point at 45m (good belay on the right) (there is also a belay on the left, but not optimal rope guidance). There is a large pool below the abseiling point. Then it goes over slippery spots up to some small slides. It continues rather flat to the bridge (exit). After the bridge, the Valle dei Piovere (Vione 2) begins. If you want to walk the lower part, it is best to stay on the road for about 150m, but at a parking bay a trail leads back to the stream.

Bornico: Canyon End
2025-08-12: Very nice canyon. The children had a lot of fun. We were 4 adults each with ropes and 3 children and made the stated time of 3:20 well. However, we didn't get in at the bridge as indicated in the desc...
2025-05-03: After paying the €2 entry fee per person, we set off from Piovere on a beautiful hiking trail to the upper entry point. The water was clear and the rock surprisingly grippy. Beautiful, well-equipped t...
2025-05-01: Very nice,.sunny canion wit a lot of slides, some jumps. In a middle you pass a beach, where poeple have a bath :-)
Return: Exit directly at the bridge (shuttle car) or walk to the parking entry in approx. 30 min. If you park in Piovere, you can be back at your car in 15 minutes

Bornico: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-08-12: Very nice canyon. The children had a lot of fun. We were 4 adults each with ropes and 3 children and made the stated time of 3:20 well. However, we didn't get in at the bridge as indicated in the desc...
2025-05-03: After paying the €2 entry fee per person, we set off from Piovere on a beautiful hiking trail to the upper entry point. The water was clear and the rock surprisingly grippy. Beautiful, well-equipped t...
2025-05-01: Very nice,.sunny canion wit a lot of slides, some jumps. In a middle you pass a beach, where poeple have a bath :-)
Comment: Alternativer Zustieg // Notausstieg
Access: From Torbole, take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone to "Prato della Fama". Take the 2nd car through the long tunnel and turn right towards Tignale. From here, follow the mountain road for approx. 5 km, which then meets a bridge (exit Vione 1 or entry Vione 2). The car is parked a little below the bridge in a large bay. (or a little further down in the large parking lot if you want to do the commercials a favor). With the other vehicle, continue uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Drive through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road (Via Castegneto). Park the second vehicle here. Alternatively, you can also park in Piovere
Return: Exit directly at the bridge (shuttle car) or walk to the parking entry in approx. 30 min. If you park in Piovere, you can be back at your car in 15 minutes

Bornico: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz in großer Haltebucht. Wir wurden "freundlich" darauf hingewiesen, dass das der Parkplatz der Kommerziellen sei und wir doch bitte weiter die Straße runter auf dem großen Parkplatz parken sollen, weil sie es ihren Gästen nicht zumuten können so weit zu laufen. Ein entsprechendes Schild gibt es natürlich nicht.
Access: From Torbole, take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone to "Prato della Fama". Take the 2nd car through the long tunnel and turn right towards Tignale. From here, follow the mountain road for approx. 5 km, which then meets a bridge (exit Vione 1 or entry Vione 2). The car is parked a little below the bridge in a large bay. (or a little further down in the large parking lot if you want to do the commercials a favor). With the other vehicle, continue uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Drive through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road (Via Castegneto). Park the second vehicle here. Alternatively, you can also park in Piovere
Return: Exit directly at the bridge (shuttle car) or walk to the parking entry in approx. 30 min. If you park in Piovere, you can be back at your car in 15 minutes

Bornico: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz nicht verifziert. Fahrt die Straße so weit hinter, bis ihr eine geeignete Parkmöglichkeit findet. Der Rest ist Fußweg auf ebener Straße.a
Access: From Torbole, take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone to "Prato della Fama". Take the 2nd car through the long tunnel and turn right towards Tignale. From here, follow the mountain road for approx. 5 km, which then meets a bridge (exit Vione 1 or entry Vione 2). The car is parked a little below the bridge in a large bay. (or a little further down in the large parking lot if you want to do the commercials a favor). With the other vehicle, continue uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Drive through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road (Via Castegneto). Park the second vehicle here. Alternatively, you can also park in Piovere

Bornico: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Eine von diversen Parkmöglichkeiten im Piovere

Palvico: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Not much colder in February than in summer ;)
2025-10-06: A great short canyon, perfect for sporty beginners apart from the large final waterfall. It is used commercially and is equipped accordingly. As usual, you can find a video of the tour on Instagram...
2025-09-25: Despite the rains of the last few days the flow was relatively low/normal. Downstream of the bridleway almost no water. Perfect anchorages. Some dives doable,despite the graveled pools. Gorgeous envir...
Approach: Enter the creek right next to the gravel turnout at km 47.5. If you choose the alternative parking lot and park in the hairpin bend, you descend briefly to the dam and enter directly at the weir.
Tour: The tour begins with walking passages and climbing over large boulders. At a 3m step you will find a fixed rope for downclimbing. This is followed by 2 swimming passages with small slides in a narrowing canyon. Arrived at the grotto, the 10m step can be rappelled or slid. After the big pool in the grotto the canyon opens. Here you have the possibility to bypass the next 10m step via fixed ropes (right) up to an 8m jump (attention water depth!). After the jump (rappel) comes the weir with possible emergency exit. This is the beginning of the lower part (see alternative canyon start). On the left side of the wall is the belaystation for the 20m steps. Here you mostly rappel 15m and slide 5m into the deep pool. In the grotto, swim to the next 25m rappel (left or right). Enclosed by high rock walls follows a 6m jump into a large pool. Then there is a narrow 5 m gap which can be rappelled or climbed down. Now you are at the final waterfall (45m). Here you can rappel to the left outside the water or to the right in the water to the large water basin (a 60m rope is recommended for pulling off). After a short walking passages in the shallow streambed, at the end of the tour you can take a running jump of 6m from the dam wall into the last pool.

Palvico: Parking at Entry
2026-02-22: Not much colder in February than in summer ;)
2025-10-06: A great short canyon, perfect for sporty beginners apart from the large final waterfall. It is used commercially and is equipped accordingly. As usual, you can find a video of the tour on Instagram...
2025-09-25: Despite the rains of the last few days the flow was relatively low/normal. Downstream of the bridleway almost no water. Perfect anchorages. Some dives doable,despite the graveled pools. Gorgeous envir...
Comment: Parkplatz nach einer Brücke
Access: From Torbole --> Riva --> at traffic circle ri. Storno --> road ri. Albola mountain pass --> through small village --> past the lake (Lagodi Ledro) --> through village --> always straight ahead --> road crosses the stream (Palvico) --> entry r. at gravel turnout Km 47.5 --> to chute 2. Car over the curvy road down until in a left bend a stone with Km 50 appears --> here r. narrow road back to the picnic area (parking lot)--> here you can see after a short walking passages the last 50m waterfall and the actual amount of water. If you don't have a 2nd car there is the possibility to take a very steep path (orographically right) back to the upper parking lot after the tour on foot.
Return: Get off at the artificial step on the right and follow the path back to the metal bridge. Cross it and go back to the parking lot (shuttle car).

Palvico: Parking at Exit
2026-02-22: Not much colder in February than in summer ;)
2025-10-06: A great short canyon, perfect for sporty beginners apart from the large final waterfall. It is used commercially and is equipped accordingly. As usual, you can find a video of the tour on Instagram...
2025-09-25: Despite the rains of the last few days the flow was relatively low/normal. Downstream of the bridleway almost no water. Perfect anchorages. Some dives doable,despite the graveled pools. Gorgeous envir...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Fußgängerbrückehttps://opentopomap.org/#marker=15/45.84286/10.58641
Access: From Torbole --> Riva --> at traffic circle ri. Storno --> road ri. Albola mountain pass --> through small village --> past the lake (Lagodi Ledro) --> through village --> always straight ahead --> road crosses the stream (Palvico) --> entry r. at gravel turnout Km 47.5 --> to chute 2. Car over the curvy road down until in a left bend a stone with Km 50 appears --> here r. narrow road back to the picnic area (parking lot)--> here you can see after a short walking passages the last 50m waterfall and the actual amount of water. If you don't have a 2nd car there is the possibility to take a very steep path (orographically right) back to the upper parking lot after the tour on foot.
Return: Get off at the artificial step on the right and follow the path back to the metal bridge. Cross it and go back to the parking lot (shuttle car).

Palvico: Canyon End
Return: Get off at the artificial step on the right and follow the path back to the metal bridge. Cross it and go back to the parking lot (shuttle car).

Palvico: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz für unteren (eingeschnittenen) Teil, ab Kraftwerksauslass
Access: From Torbole --> Riva --> at traffic circle ri. Storno --> road ri. Albola mountain pass --> through small village --> past the lake (Lagodi Ledro) --> through village --> always straight ahead --> road crosses the stream (Palvico) --> entry r. at gravel turnout Km 47.5 --> to chute 2. Car over the curvy road down until in a left bend a stone with Km 50 appears --> here r. narrow road back to the picnic area (parking lot)--> here you can see after a short walking passages the last 50m waterfall and the actual amount of water. If you don't have a 2nd car there is the possibility to take a very steep path (orographically right) back to the upper parking lot after the tour on foot.

Palvico: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start nach Wasserfassung
Approach: Enter the creek right next to the gravel turnout at km 47.5. If you choose the alternative parking lot and park in the hairpin bend, you descend briefly to the dam and enter directly at the weir.
Tour: The tour begins with walking passages and climbing over large boulders. At a 3m step you will find a fixed rope for downclimbing. This is followed by 2 swimming passages with small slides in a narrowing canyon. Arrived at the grotto, the 10m step can be rappelled or slid. After the big pool in the grotto the canyon opens. Here you have the possibility to bypass the next 10m step via fixed ropes (right) up to an 8m jump (attention water depth!). After the jump (rappel) comes the weir with possible emergency exit. This is the beginning of the lower part (see alternative canyon start). On the left side of the wall is the belaystation for the 20m steps. Here you mostly rappel 15m and slide 5m into the deep pool. In the grotto, swim to the next 25m rappel (left or right). Enclosed by high rock walls follows a 6m jump into a large pool. Then there is a narrow 5 m gap which can be rappelled or climbed down. Now you are at the final waterfall (45m). Here you can rappel to the left outside the water or to the right in the water to the large water basin (a 60m rope is recommended for pulling off). After a short walking passages in the shallow streambed, at the end of the tour you can take a running jump of 6m from the dam wall into the last pool.

Rio Val: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: If you get on at around 11.30/12.00, you will have sun throughout. The walk from the Palvico exit parking lot takes about 1.5 hours.
2025-09-14: You are faster if you just walk up (max. 1h). The coordinates currently show the "upper" entry (from there there are 14 rappels marked with plaques), the description leads to the "lower" entry (13 rap...
2025-09-08: Nice vertical canyon for practicing, we didn't need any rope traverses at the water level. Before you reach the first anchor with a badge on the right, you have to downclimb about 5 steps. Be careful...
Approach: From the small parking possibility (right bend) follow the forest path to the left. Passing a house with a well, the path leads shortly to the stream (entry at about 830Hm).
Tour: Very beautiful, open, south-facing canyon. Several short to medium rappels, with some exposed stands (rope traverses possible). You should be careful on the abseils because of the sharp edges. The rappels are mostly in the water, but the arrival pools are not deep. There are only short walking passages, if any, between the steps. The highest abseils are in the middle section of the tour. The Rio Val flows into the Palvico. The combination of the two rather short streams is recommended.

Rio Val: Canyon End
2026-02-22: If you get on at around 11.30/12.00, you will have sun throughout. The walk from the Palvico exit parking lot takes about 1.5 hours.
2025-09-14: You are faster if you just walk up (max. 1h). The coordinates currently show the "upper" entry (from there there are 14 rappels marked with plaques), the description leads to the "lower" entry (13 rap...
2025-09-08: Nice vertical canyon for practicing, we didn't need any rope traverses at the water level. Before you reach the first anchor with a badge on the right, you have to downclimb about 5 steps. Be careful...
Return: The exit is directly on the road next to the stream Palvico (parking shuttle car) (830Hm).

Rio Val: Parking at Exit
2026-02-22: If you get on at around 11.30/12.00, you will have sun throughout. The walk from the Palvico exit parking lot takes about 1.5 hours.
2025-09-14: You are faster if you just walk up (max. 1h). The coordinates currently show the "upper" entry (from there there are 14 rappels marked with plaques), the description leads to the "lower" entry (13 rap...
2025-09-08: Nice vertical canyon for practicing, we didn't need any rope traverses at the water level. Before you reach the first anchor with a badge on the right, you have to downclimb about 5 steps. Be careful...
Access: From Torbole, drive up towards Val di Ledro and past the lake. After a few serpentines downhill at km 47 (on the SS 240, 3km before Storo), park the first car (here you can already see the last rappel and the water level). Take the second car in the direction of Storo. In Storo, follow the main road as far as the "SAV" DIY store. Turn right immediately after the DIY store and follow the narrow, straight road. Turn right at the small signs with the inscription "Via Trento". Follow the mountain road for approx. 3.6 km (you go through a tunnel and past a few houses). At the highest point you will come to a pilgrimage chapel. The road now leads slightly downhill. After a short stretch with a few bends, there is a sharp left-hand bend where a forest road (old "Privato" no-driving sign) branches off to the right. Follow the forest road downhill to the right (approx. 40m). At the first bend there is limited parking (max. two cars) (840m).
Return: The exit is directly on the road next to the stream Palvico (parking shuttle car) (830Hm).

Rio Val: Parking at Entry
Access: From Torbole, drive up towards Val di Ledro and past the lake. After a few serpentines downhill at km 47 (on the SS 240, 3km before Storo), park the first car (here you can already see the last rappel and the water level). Take the second car in the direction of Storo. In Storo, follow the main road as far as the "SAV" DIY store. Turn right immediately after the DIY store and follow the narrow, straight road. Turn right at the small signs with the inscription "Via Trento". Follow the mountain road for approx. 3.6 km (you go through a tunnel and past a few houses). At the highest point you will come to a pilgrimage chapel. The road now leads slightly downhill. After a short stretch with a few bends, there is a sharp left-hand bend where a forest road (old "Privato" no-driving sign) branches off to the right. Follow the forest road downhill to the right (approx. 40m). At the first bend there is limited parking (max. two cars) (840m).
Return: The exit is directly on the road next to the stream Palvico (parking shuttle car) (830Hm).

Tignalga (+ Campione): Canyon Start
2023-08-06: The beginning and end of the tour are very rewarding. However, the three-hour walking passage through the murky water with not exactly little current is very exhausting. With ascent we were 8 hours on...
Approach: You stand right next to the stream.
Tour: From the parking lot at the bridge you walk in the streambed to a pipeline and the 1st of 3 ladders --> downclimb --> right past large rocks to the 50m downclimb which can also be divided (30m+ 20m) --> grotto with high rock walls -->2m rappel --> 4 rappels of approx. 10m, 8m, 10m and 15m (big clamping block) --> followed by 2 small climbing passages --> rappel 13m --> fixed rope with hourglass (25m rappel over 2er cascade in grotto) --> short rappel 3m --> !!!! downclimb on the right side about 5m or left 5m rappel to the final waterfall (60m) --> the final waterfall can be divided on the left side (R45+R20) --> but there is only one bad 8mm bolthook in the small bulge on the left. (possibly set a new piton) --> bypass the boulder on the left --> left fixed rope 4m --> downclimb on the right over boulders --> here you meet the stream Campione (370Hm) --> in the Campione you have to follow the stream because there is no downclimb here (unless you take the hiking trail 203 and 204 that comes from the village Cadignano to the bridge of Campione and set up a 25m rope for the exit, time needed approx. 1 hour --> here would be actually the entry for the Campione, with this variant one needs the shuttle car in the locality Cadignano and of course ascenders) --> otherwise the brook (hiking canyon) approx. 3h up to the reservoir follow and r. swimming leave --> left over the dam wall go and climb over the barrier --> the gravel path back to the brook take (after the weir) and in the brook after approx. 100m r. the hiking way as Rückwegt take. --> 2nd option approx. 1,5h from the weir follow the rest of the Campione (very worthwhile) --> exit at Lake Garda in Campione at 660Hm (see description Campione). 3rd option: after the Tignalga flows into the Campione, follow the almost horizontal course of the Campione stream until the first waterfall. On the left side of the cliff there are poorly visible iron clamps. Climb up there, then follow the path to Sermerio (1st fork to the left). Alternatively, you can go up to the road in Michele (about 1h) ( 1.5h ).

Tignalga (+ Campione): Canyon End
2023-08-06: The beginning and end of the tour are very rewarding. However, the three-hour walking passage through the murky water with not exactly little current is very exhausting. With ascent we were 8 hours on...
Return: Return to Cadignano via the hiking trail or continue for 4.5-5h via Campione (see description Campione).

Vajo del Sandolino: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Low flow in the second part due to the confluence from the left just after the highest rappel. Upstream of the high rappel minimal flow. 97mm of water dropped in the last 15 days since 23 Jan 2026.
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the road for 15 minutes in the direction of Ca Tronconi> over a bridge >past the olive trees to the first group of houses --> after the group of houses continue right up to the next group of houses at approx. 380m --> here also right --> follow the path along the stone wall, first straight then slightly uphill to the streambed --> entry at approx. 490m.
Tour: After a short walking passages the first rappels come, which are usually 10 to 15m high --> after approx. 5/6 rappels comes the highest rappel with approx. 35m (! Sharp edges!) --> the route continues continuously in a narrowing canyon over several rappels, which are often up to 20m high --> small sections can also be climbed using the straddle technique --> however, caution is advised as there are slippery spots everywhere due to the vegetation. Small sections can also be downclimbed using the straddle technique --> however, caution is advised as there are slippery spots everywhere due to the vegetation --> in the last third the canyon becomes even narrower and several rappels follow at short intervals until the end --> after the last rappel it continues over small climbing and walking passages for approx. 50m to the exit of the canyon (stone wall).

Vajo del Sandolino: Canyon End
2026-02-07: Low flow in the second part due to the confluence from the left just after the highest rappel. Upstream of the high rappel minimal flow. 97mm of water dropped in the last 15 days since 23 Jan 2026.
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Return: At the stone wall on the right, go up over the olive tree slopes --> shortly you will reach the access path --> down to the parking lot.

Vajo del Sandolino: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-07: Low flow in the second part due to the confluence from the left just after the highest rappel. Upstream of the high rappel minimal flow. 97mm of water dropped in the last 15 days since 23 Jan 2026.
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Access: From Torbole towards Malcesine --> continue along the road (249) through the village of Brenzone to the small village of "Pai" (between Torri del Benaco and Castello di Brenzone) --> turn left there towards Pai di Sopra (Via Manzoni) --> drive up to the village over cobblestones --> past the bar and pizzeria --> towards Via Ca. Pai di Sopra (Via Manzoni) --> drive up to the village over cobblestones --> past a bar and pizzeria --> towards Via Ca. Tronconi (dead end) --> after approx. 1.5km there is a bridge --> cross it and park at the 2nd church pillar at approx. 250m (little space for parking).
Return: At the stone wall on the right, go up over the olive tree slopes --> shortly you will reach the access path --> down to the parking lot.

Vajo del Sandolino: Parking at Exit
Access: From Torbole towards Malcesine --> continue along the road (249) through the village of Brenzone to the small village of "Pai" (between Torri del Benaco and Castello di Brenzone) --> turn left there towards Pai di Sopra (Via Manzoni) --> drive up to the village over cobblestones --> past the bar and pizzeria --> towards Via Ca. Pai di Sopra (Via Manzoni) --> drive up to the village over cobblestones --> past a bar and pizzeria --> towards Via Ca. Tronconi (dead end) --> after approx. 1.5km there is a bridge --> cross it and park at the 2nd church pillar at approx. 250m (little space for parking).
Return: At the stone wall on the right, go up over the olive tree slopes --> shortly you will reach the access path --> down to the parking lot.

Vajo dell’Orsa (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: A great short canyon, the zip line is a highlight and there are nice rappels in the water. There are some indications of commercial use. (Caution: pure conjecture!) When it comes to finding the way,...
2025-10-01: For sure the starting point is not at 350 but 290m. At least on my maps.com says it like this. Also canyon not worth it i would say. I was searching for entry point for 30min because of 350m and did t...
2025-09-28: all fine after a evening of heavy rain
Access: From Torbole --> highway direction Verona/Affi --> exit at or before Brentino --> drive into the village of Brentino (located above the main road and the water canal) --> in the village follow the road to the right to the old power station (ENEL) (first asphalt then gravel) --> at the exit of the dead end you are in front of the iron gate of the beautiful old hydroelectric power station --> park here (approx. 280Hm).
Return: Follow the clearly visible path back to the parking lot at the ENEL power station.

Vajo dell’Orsa (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-11: A great short canyon, the zip line is a highlight and there are nice rappels in the water. There are some indications of commercial use. (Caution: pure conjecture!) When it comes to finding the way,...
2025-10-01: For sure the starting point is not at 350 but 290m. At least on my maps.com says it like this. Also canyon not worth it i would say. I was searching for entry point for 30min because of 350m and did t...
2025-09-28: all fine after a evening of heavy rain
Return: Follow the clearly visible path back to the parking lot at the ENEL power station.

Vajo dell’Orsa (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-11: A great short canyon, the zip line is a highlight and there are nice rappels in the water. There are some indications of commercial use. (Caution: pure conjecture!) When it comes to finding the way,...
2025-10-01: For sure the starting point is not at 350 but 290m. At least on my maps.com says it like this. Also canyon not worth it i would say. I was searching for entry point for 30min because of 350m and did t...
2025-09-28: all fine after a evening of heavy rain
Approach: From the ENEL power station via the hiking trail left up to the stream --> you can check the water level beforehand at the exit below the key point (clamping block) (350Hm).
Tour: You can do the lower part of the Vajo dell'Orsa as a short introductory tour or do the very rewarding combination with part 1 (see description Vajo dell'Orsa superiore) --> if you decide to do the lower part only, after a short walking passage you go straight to the 1st abseiling point of 10m --> this is immediately followed by a 12m section slightly overhanging in deep pools + a small jump into the next pool --> after the next 5m step with large pools you come to the 1st abseiling point of 10m --> immediately afterwards there is a 12m section slightly overhanging in deep pools + a small jump into the next pool. After a short walking passage you go straight to the first rappel point of 10m --> immediately afterwards there is a 12m point slightly overhanging in deep pools + small jump into the next pool --> after the next 5m step with large pools comes the last rappel point --> here you can rappel left from the clamping block to a clear chain anchor or you can rappel directly in the water course below the clamping block (!!!rock in the arrival pool!!!) after a short walking section you leave the canyon right (290Hm).

Vajo dell’Orsa (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Rockfall in the block terrain. Slides in the upper part were all deep and the anchors were fine.
2025-07-12: All slides doable, very very nice! 6 hours for two between access and return
Approach: From the parking lot go to the entrance with the signs --> pass between the houses --> follow the hiking trail downhill --> at the tree with the sign 'Per la Valle' (hard to read) continue right --> you pass a rock face and a little further down you come to a fixed rope --> after a short time you are in the streambed (approx. 680Hm) --> follow the watercourse to the first steps of the tour.
Tour: After the first steps, there is a longer slippery section with small toboggans before you reach the more beautiful part of the canyon. At the point where the canyon narrows is probably the most beautiful part of the canyon. There are several abseiling points here, most of which can be slid or jumped. The water here is usually very clean so that you can easily estimate the depth. The canyon is offered by clubs, so there are usually good chain anchors, bolts and several fixed ropes in the canyon. The middle section is very incised and beautiful. This is followed by a rock labyrinth where you have to find your way by climbing down and rappelling. The highest abseiling point in the rock labyrinth is approx. 18m (at this point the water continues to walk underground). A gigantic clamping block marks the final part of the labyrinth. The canyon then opens up and here you have the option of bypassing the next steps via a fixed rope on the left. In the lower part of the tour there is a beautiful cascade (10m/S10 +25m) and a 10m abseil over several rocks. After a short walking passages you come to point 1 which marks the exit. Here you exit the canyon right through the crevice (approx. 350m). The lower part of the canyon is also worthwhile (see Vajo dell'orsa inferiore).

Vajo dell’Orsa (superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-09-17: Rockfall in the block terrain. Slides in the upper part were all deep and the anchors were fine.
2025-07-12: All slides doable, very very nice! 6 hours for two between access and return
Access: From Torbole --> highway ri. Verona/Affi --> exit at Brentino --> drive into the village of Brentino (lies above the main road/water canal) --> in the village follow the road to the right to the old power station (ENEL) (first asphalt then gravel) --> at the exit of the cul-de-sac you stand at the iron gate in front of the nostalgic hydroelectric power station where you leave the shuttle car --> with the 2nd car you drive out of the village onto the main road 450 in the direction of Affi --> pass the village of Canale --> drive up the road in the direction of Ferarra Monte Baldo (approx. 30 min. from P1 to P2). Take the second car out of the village onto the main road 450 towards Affi --> pass the village of Canale --> take the road up towards Ferarra Monte Baldo (approx. 30 min. from P1 to P2) --> after the village of Spiazzi (place of pilgrimage) drive approx. 3Km to the second small group of houses at a left bend --> here you have to look for the sign Localita Fraine Basse on the right --> next to the exit mirror there is also the yellow sign with the name Vajo dell'Orsa --> if possible park your car nearby (approx. 880Hm).
Return: To get to the ENEL power station, follow the clear hiking trail. After approx. 15 minutes and several stream crossings, you will reach the parking lot/power station at an altitude of approx. 280m. If you don't have a shuttle car, continue towards the village square and past the fountain on the right. From here, follow the optional path (countless steps) up to the church. At the village of Spiazzi, follow the road to the car (1 to 2 hours depending on your fitness level).

Vajo dell’Orsa (superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-17: Rockfall in the block terrain. Slides in the upper part were all deep and the anchors were fine.
2025-07-12: All slides doable, very very nice! 6 hours for two between access and return
Return: To get to the ENEL power station, follow the clear hiking trail. After approx. 15 minutes and several stream crossings, you will reach the parking lot/power station at an altitude of approx. 280m. If you don't have a shuttle car, continue towards the village square and past the fountain on the right. From here, follow the optional path (countless steps) up to the church. At the village of Spiazzi, follow the road to the car (1 to 2 hours depending on your fitness level).

Vajo dell’Orsa (superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Torbole --> highway ri. Verona/Affi --> exit at Brentino --> drive into the village of Brentino (lies above the main road/water canal) --> in the village follow the road to the right to the old power station (ENEL) (first asphalt then gravel) --> at the exit of the cul-de-sac you stand at the iron gate in front of the nostalgic hydroelectric power station where you leave the shuttle car --> with the 2nd car you drive out of the village onto the main road 450 in the direction of Affi --> pass the village of Canale --> drive up the road in the direction of Ferarra Monte Baldo (approx. 30 min. from P1 to P2). Take the second car out of the village onto the main road 450 towards Affi --> pass the village of Canale --> take the road up towards Ferarra Monte Baldo (approx. 30 min. from P1 to P2) --> after the village of Spiazzi (place of pilgrimage) drive approx. 3Km to the second small group of houses at a left bend --> here you have to look for the sign Localita Fraine Basse on the right --> next to the exit mirror there is also the yellow sign with the name Vajo dell'Orsa --> if possible park your car nearby (approx. 880Hm).
Return: To get to the ENEL power station, follow the clear hiking trail. After approx. 15 minutes and several stream crossings, you will reach the parking lot/power station at an altitude of approx. 280m. If you don't have a shuttle car, continue towards the village square and past the fountain on the right. From here, follow the optional path (countless steps) up to the church. At the village of Spiazzi, follow the road to the car (1 to 2 hours depending on your fitness level).

Weißbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-29: All stands in good condition. Very nice to cool off in the high temperatures.
2025-06-21: Beautiful canyon, somewhat slippery. Everything top, very well insured.
2025-04-26: Nice short canyon. All stands tip top with a few old fixed ropes.
Approach: Over the stream or from the road, take the wide hiking trail (Kienbergsteig) which leads up into the forest on the right (orographic left next to the traffic sign 24t)--> after a few meters you come to a small forest clearing with a fork in the path, here follow the now narrower steep path to the left --> after a short distance you come to the next small fork in the path --> here follow the clearly visible path on the left without much difference in altitude above the canyon towards the stream. This is where the interesting part of the canyon begins at approx. 600m (if you follow the Kienbergsteig, you could also enter the stream further up, but it is less interesting as it takes approx. 40 minutes to walk/downclimb).
Tour: The rather open Weißbach canyon has two approx. 25m high and several small downclimbs --> depending on the water level, the small steps can often also be climbed down --> at normal water levels, the well-equipped canyon is also suitable for beginners --> between the steps (downclimbs) there are short walking passages and small slides with washouts --> after the last approx. 8m downclimb it becomes flat --> there follows an approx. 10min walking passage in the flat canyon bed to the starting point (approx. 500m).

Weißbach: Canyon End
2025-06-29: All stands in good condition. Very nice to cool off in the high temperatures.
2025-06-21: Beautiful canyon, somewhat slippery. Everything top, very well insured.
2025-04-26: Nice short canyon. All stands tip top with a few old fixed ropes.
Return: From the shallow streambed, you climb right down to the parking lot.

Fratarica: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Everything was great on the ascent. If you wanted to go without a permit, which would of course be forbidden and reprehensible, it would be best to do it very late or between the commercial tours, i.e...
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fratarica Tout va bien. 1h30 à deux. Le quota maximum de la journée a été atteint, mais nous sommes entrés à 11h30 et étions seuls dans le can...
2025-08-09: all good. 1.5 hrs with 2 people. Maximum quota for the day was reached, but we went in at 11.30 and were alone in the canyon. the commercial groups start at 9 and 14. book your permit 2 days in advanc...
Approach: From the parking lot (approx. 620Hm) it goes first over the streambed to a small meadow (clearing) here you also have an insight into the last part of the gorge --> at this point you follow the hiking trail left up --> after a few meters of altitude you can already see the 50m waterfall (water level) --> from here continue climbing for about 20min and then right to the entry/streambed (approx. 800Hm).
Tour: At the beginning you have short walking and climbing passages. After a short time there are the first small rappels which are mastered without much effort --> the canyon is very open and sunny in the upper part --> once you have warmed up and left the first rappel behind, you come to an impressive 50m waterfall with a good chain anchor (!sharp edge) --> in the first third you are directly in the water steel. After that you rappel in the overhang --> after this point comes a short walking passage --> now the canyon is cut --> the tour offers until the end varied and beautiful passages with mostly smaller rappel in the water course --> shortly before the exit comes another short narrow canyon section.

Fratarica: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-27: Everything was great on the ascent. If you wanted to go without a permit, which would of course be forbidden and reprehensible, it would be best to do it very late or between the commercial tours, i.e...
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fratarica Tout va bien. 1h30 à deux. Le quota maximum de la journée a été atteint, mais nous sommes entrés à 11h30 et étions seuls dans le can...
2025-08-09: all good. 1.5 hrs with 2 people. Maximum quota for the day was reached, but we went in at 11.30 and were alone in the canyon. the commercial groups start at 9 and 14. book your permit 2 days in advanc...
Access: Freeway exit Tarvisio. Direction Slovenia/Bovec. Cross the IT/SLOW mountain border (Predil Pass). After the border crossing follow the road downhill towards Bovec. Just before Log Pod Mangartom (between Podnji Log and Stmec na Predlu) there is a bridge over the Predelica river. Immediately after that, turn left into a gravel driveway that ends after about 100m. Here you have a large parking area and you can already see the upper part of the canyon.
Return: The exit is on the right directly at the meadow at the beginning of the access (approx. 620Hm) --> from the meadow again across the stream to the parking lot.

Fratarica: Canyon End
2025-09-27: Everything was great on the ascent. If you wanted to go without a permit, which would of course be forbidden and reprehensible, it would be best to do it very late or between the commercial tours, i.e...
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fratarica Tout va bien. 1h30 à deux. Le quota maximum de la journée a été atteint, mais nous sommes entrés à 11h30 et étions seuls dans le can...
2025-08-09: all good. 1.5 hrs with 2 people. Maximum quota for the day was reached, but we went in at 11.30 and were alone in the canyon. the commercial groups start at 9 and 14. book your permit 2 days in advanc...
Return: The exit is on the right directly at the meadow at the beginning of the access (approx. 620Hm) --> from the meadow again across the stream to the parking lot.

Globoski Potok: Canyon Start
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Globoski Potok plusieurs nouvelles ancres en trois pièces (Quelle:
2025-08-20: Anchor points on last waterfalles changed. New chains and some new bolts.
2025-03-06: Finally we did potok with clear waters, pools are deeper then last years. Nice flow before the snow melts start Last anchor should be rebuild this year, bolts got damaged.
Approach: Walk from the parking lot to the inn --> behind the inn a road goes up --> follow this road for a few meters until a path branches off to the left --> follow this path parallel to the Ujcia --> there are several junctions where you always keep left --> after some time you will come to a meadow with a hut and a fountain --> behind this hut continue up the not always clearly visible path (parallel to the canyon) --> at about 700Hm you meet the stream.
Tour: It starts immediately with an approx. 25m rappel --> further short to medium-high rappels follow --> walking passages --> until you come to a 40m rappel with a sharp edge (before that there is an emergency exit) --> after the high rappel there are again some medium-high rappels --> after an approx. 10m rappel comes a short walking passages where you can get off via the visible hiking trail --> short rappel left of the tree --> now it continues really vertically --> in a 3-part cascade it goes down a total of about 75m (C20, C30, C20) --> the pools are not so big --> protection to the stand recommended!

Globoski Potok: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Globoski Potok plusieurs nouvelles ancres en trois pièces (Quelle:
2025-08-20: Anchor points on last waterfalles changed. New chains and some new bolts.
2025-03-06: Finally we did potok with clear waters, pools are deeper then last years. Nice flow before the snow melts start Last anchor should be rebuild this year, bolts got damaged.
Access: From Bovec, drive towards Kobarid --> in the village of Zaga, park in a lay-by left of the road before the bridge.
Return: After the last rappel left follow the hiking trail to the meadow with hut and fountain --> continue on the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Globoski Potok: Canyon End
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Globoski Potok plusieurs nouvelles ancres en trois pièces (Quelle:
2025-08-20: Anchor points on last waterfalles changed. New chains and some new bolts.
2025-03-06: Finally we did potok with clear waters, pools are deeper then last years. Nice flow before the snow melts start Last anchor should be rebuild this year, bolts got damaged.
Return: After the last rappel left follow the hiking trail to the meadow with hut and fountain --> continue on the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Podolu
2025-08-30: Some of the anchor points were replaced before our descent-new bolts old chain. We also add 2 more anchor - one of them on the last watefall. Worth going after rain. Nice flow!

Predelica: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: All anchoir points replaced with glued ones. We also put numbers for emergencies.
2025-09-17: Cool tour, the many slides are fun. On the drawn topographic view, the two ~8m rappels after the many small slides and before the three rappels up to 30m were missing for unknown reasons; I have adapt...
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Predelica (English version below) Le parking supérieur est plus pratique au croisement de Mangartski Slap, et non au mémorial de guerre. Nous...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the road and walk about 20m in a northerly direction. There is a gap in the guard rails. Here a clearly visible path leads to the entry (approx. 10min).
Tour: Once in the streambed, walk for some time through rocky terrain with several small slides and jumps to the first abseiling point * 8m anchor on the right * 8m anchor left * 12m anchor right * 22m h hook left * 30m anchors left and right -exit first part- -second part- * approx. 500m walking passages *14m anchor left *D4 *4m under stone, anchor behind stone *J3m *12m anchor left *J5m *MC 14m anchor right *4m anchor left *10m anchor right *4m anchor right *J3m *25m anchor left 43m standing in two *18m anchor right, (stream must be crossed) *25m anchor left, enough space for 4 people 500m walking passages to Log Pod Mangart

Predelica: Parking at Exit
2025-10-10: All anchoir points replaced with glued ones. We also put numbers for emergencies.
2025-09-17: Cool tour, the many slides are fun. On the drawn topographic view, the two ~8m rappels after the many small slides and before the three rappels up to 30m were missing for unknown reasons; I have adapt...
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Predelica (English version below) Le parking supérieur est plus pratique au croisement de Mangartski Slap, et non au mémorial de guerre. Nous...
Comment: Parkplatz orgogr. rechts günstiger (cwiki)
Access: Highway exit Slovenia. Direction Bovec --> after 1.5km after the Italian-Slovenian mountain border (Predilpass) is the parking lot (Mangart) for the entry --> the shuttle car is parked a few km further, under the bridge left before the village Log Pod Mangartom at about 600Hm.
Return: At the bridge at about 600m you can either get off right or left.

Predelica: Parking at Entry
2025-10-10: All anchoir points replaced with glued ones. We also put numbers for emergencies.
2025-09-17: Cool tour, the many slides are fun. On the drawn topographic view, the two ~8m rappels after the many small slides and before the three rappels up to 30m were missing for unknown reasons; I have adapt...
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Predelica (English version below) Le parking supérieur est plus pratique au croisement de Mangartski Slap, et non au mémorial de guerre. Nous...
Comment: Mangartparkplatz
Access: Highway exit Slovenia. Direction Bovec --> after 1.5km after the Italian-Slovenian mountain border (Predilpass) is the parking lot (Mangart) for the entry --> the shuttle car is parked a few km further, under the bridge left before the village Log Pod Mangartom at about 600Hm.
Return: At the bridge at about 600m you can either get off right or left.

Predelica: Canyon End
Return: At the bridge at about 600m you can either get off right or left.

Susec (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Susec (Quelle:
2025-09-01: Massive fun canyon with many small to high slides I had 1x 50m rope with me as the rappels are nice too The cave slide and a 6 m jump are covered waist-high with gravel... The last high slide is sup...
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Approach: From the parking lot you can already see the last steps of the canyon 18m/2m/3m --> from here it goes up the signposted hiking trail --> you always have views into the canyon --> first keep left, but then turn right over a stone wall --> follow the signs up to approx. 550Hm (larger flat forest floor area) --> here follow the path to the left towards the streambed and descend over a steep boulder field with rope traverses to approx. 480Hm (entry).
Tour: Once in the canyon, you immediately start with many small slides and pools --> the slides are max. 3m high and can partly be bypassed or rappelled --> as the canyon is very popular, fixed ropes have been installed for bypasses --> there are entry and exit points throughout the canyon --> the highest rappel point C25 left is in the middle section and secured with rope traverses (left also possible to bypass) --> several small jumps and slides + rappels on fixed ropes follow --> the highest rappel point C25 left is in the middle section and secured with rope traverses. (bypass also possible) --> there are several small jumps and slides + rappels on fixed ropes --> in the lower part you come to the stone bridge already crossed on access, there is a 15m rappel (right). After a few rappels you will come to a large clamping block under which the water drops (C10 abseil or slide) (!!! If the water level is high!) --> further downclimbing and a rappel with 18m announce the exit of the canyon (a part of the 18m is also gladly slid, but is to be enjoyed with caution as the slide runs almost vertically, the pool is deep but very narrow) --> before the exit pool you have 2 jumps which you can also downclimb (slippery!).

Susec (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Susec (Quelle:
2025-09-01: Massive fun canyon with many small to high slides I had 1x 50m rope with me as the rappels are nice too The cave slide and a 6 m jump are covered waist-high with gravel... The last high slide is sup...
Return: Exit directly at the parking lot at 370Hm.

Canon del Rio Formiga: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Petit voile marron bien glissant sinon ras (Quelle:
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces du dernier orage toujours présentes. 8 bouquetins vus sur la marche d'approche. (Quelle: https://www....
Access: From the campsite (Agua) take the road (left) towards Bierge --> after a short descent there is a bridge (bend on the right) where you park on the gravel parking place on the left side of the stream (Rio Formiga).
Return: If you leave the creek on the left, take the path on the right (not up on the left) --> follow the left side of the creek to the parking lot.

Canon del Rio Formiga: Canyon End
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2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Petit voile marron bien glissant sinon ras (Quelle:
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces du dernier orage toujours présentes. 8 bouquetins vus sur la marche d'approche. (Quelle: https://www....
Return: If you leave the creek on the left, take the path on the right (not up on the left) --> follow the left side of the creek to the parking lot.

Canon del Rio Formiga: Canyon Start
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2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Petit voile marron bien glissant sinon ras (Quelle:
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Formiga Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces du dernier orage toujours présentes. 8 bouquetins vus sur la marche d'approche. (Quelle: https://www....
Approach: From parking lot across the creek --> to the right --> signage of Rio Formiga --> follow the path to a large rock roof with masonry below --> here take the very steep path r. next to the already cut gorge part (Attention! the more dangerous path goes below. 2. better path goes a little above) --> now continue the path to the steel rope traverse --> this leads directly to the entry (1st rappel point) to the streambed (R8).
Tour: The tour starts immediately with some smooth rocks which you master by climbing down or sliding or jumping --> quickly the canyon narrows but with little slope it continues to the 2nd abseil (r. 8m) with above it stuck clamping block --> narrow and swimming it continues to the 2nd clamping block --> narrow passage with 3rd abseil (r. 8m). rappel (left 8m) in narrow pool with jammed trees (rappel) --> 3m dive at siphon (can alternatively be rappelled) --> after a short distance the canyon becomes more open again --> climbing, jumping, slide and walking passages --> big rock block can be climbed through or left --> small slide at the top of the canyon --> small slide in canyons bypass above+ small slide into pools --> open canyon walking and climbing --> narrow passage to 4th rappel (r.), 7m (jumping also possible) --> behind the waterfall is a small cave (ca. 10m) (lamp not necessary) --> short swim --> last part goes over straight vegetation passage to shallow streambed with small slide (r. 5m) --> walk --> column 5th rappel or downclimb and jump --> walk to the Steinmandl- pile at the rock ribs --> exit (le.) ca. 50m after the Steinmandl pile at ca. 630Hm.

Gorgas Negras und Garanta de Barrasil

Oscuros de Balcés: Canyon Start
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Canyon très esthétique avec un très beau chaos et un long corridor ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Seuls sur le parking et dans le canyon. Les barrancos retrouvent leur caractère sauvage à cette période, beaucoup de vaut...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] L'orage violent du 13 au matin n'a pas engendré d'augmentation du débit ni même la clarté de l'eau. (Quelle: https:...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk along the gravel road --> pass a barrier and continue up to a trail marker (Steinmandl+ signs) --> take the path to the right here and walk across the boulder field --> after approx. 20 min. When you reach a viewpoint --> keep left and you will come to the descent path which leads over the steep boulder field to the stream in about 25-30 minutes --> once you reach the stream, take the right side of the stream to the entry point.
Tour: A short swimming passage is immediately followed by a mighty labyrinth of rocks into which you first rappel, then rappel and swim (problematic when there is a lot of water)--> the mighty wedged limestone rocks are very impressive --> after the chaos of rocks follows a very narrow, 1m wide part with towering rock faces in which the light is only very sparse (very beautiful part) --> in this part there is also a swimming section and a slide in very dark pools (be careful, very narrow) --> further on you come to a small abseiling point in a slowly narrowing pool --> the water is very narrow and the slide is very narrow. Abseiling point in a slowly opening canyon --> swimming passage --> climbing over small rocks --> at the end you have another swimming passage of about 100m --> the exit is on the right (after a small iron plate bridge).

Oscuros de Balcés: Canyon End
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Canyon très esthétique avec un très beau chaos et un long corridor ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Seuls sur le parking et dans le canyon. Les barrancos retrouvent leur caractère sauvage à cette période, beaucoup de vaut...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] L'orage violent du 13 au matin n'a pas engendré d'augmentation du débit ni même la clarté de l'eau. (Quelle: https:...
Return: On the right side, hike up the clearly visible hiking trail next to the wooden railings to the parking lot.

Oscuros de Balcés: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Canyon très esthétique avec un très beau chaos et un long corridor ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] Seuls sur le parking et dans le canyon. Les barrancos retrouvent leur caractère sauvage à cette période, beaucoup de vaut...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Balcez [Oscuros del] L'orage violent du 13 au matin n'a pas engendré d'augmentation du débit ni même la clarté de l'eau. (Quelle: https:...
Access: From the village of Rodellar: ri. Huesca --> pass the outdoor club (on the left side of the road) --> through the small village (Bierge) --> continue up the road --> up to the Barranco Fondo hill (signposted + viewpoint) --> take the gravel road on the left for approx. 1.6 km --> parking lot at the exit of the road.
Return: On the right side, hike up the clearly visible hiking trail next to the wooden railings to the parking lot.

Otin und Mascun Inferior

Rio Vero: Canyon Start
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Très belle journée, air transparent, eau claire mais froide. Personne dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces de la montée d'eau consécutive au gros orage passé (boues, vase, arbres couchés...) mais eau claire. Vu...
2025-05-28: Everything is tip top. Currently a little more water. Many jumps possible, some repeatable. Watch out for hidden siphons or look carefully before you go in. No problem with a little experience. Great...
Approach: From the parking lot it goes straight down to the Rio Vero stream (easy access) --> get in right at the dam wall. You can also enter via the Bco Argatin inferiore (rappel max. 7m).
Tour: The Rio Vero is a very long and beautiful gorge hike in mostly very open terrain, but there are always spectacular rock labyrinths in which you have to find your way imaginatively through the sometimes very narrow passages and crevices --> you don't need a rope for this --> a large backpack should be avoided because of the narrow passages in order to be able to master the impressive passages without any problems --> many narrow passages can also be bypassed or climbed around --> the tour is very much walked on --> you should take enough to drink (also for the way back) and possibly a snack with you --> the water in the gorge is clean but often agitated by the many canyonauts --> several swimming passages and long walks with small climbs are the main features of this hike. the water in the canyon is clean but often churned up by the many canyoneers --> several swimming passages and long walking passages with small climbs are the main features of the canyon.

Rio Vero: Canyon End
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Très belle journée, air transparent, eau claire mais froide. Personne dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces de la montée d'eau consécutive au gros orage passé (boues, vase, arbres couchés...) mais eau claire. Vu...
2025-05-28: Everything is tip top. Currently a little more water. Many jumps possible, some repeatable. Watch out for hidden siphons or look carefully before you go in. No problem with a little experience. Great...
Return: The 1st option (with shuttle car) is to take the exit at the stone bridge where the signs and the hiking trail to Asque are also marked (approx. 1.5h) 2nd option without shuttle car: follow the signs to Barranco de Lumos (visible water pipe), first climb up, then into the Brranco de Lumos stream --> walk along it, after approx. 500m left out of the stream (inflow from the right) --> here the path mostly steeply uphill --> then follow the path above the depths of the canyons to the road (beautiful view, but long hiking trail) --> keep left at the visible telephone/electricity line --> once at the road, walk left the last km back to the parking lot (possibly stop). From the Puente Villacantal, a much shorter ascent to Alquezar is also possible (approx. 40 min.). High above Alquzar, you can spend the night in your camper van free of charge. In the past, it was also possible to walk out to the "Rio Vero" campsite along a path. However, this path has now been abandoned and only the remains of it are still recognizable.

Rio Vero: Parking at Entry
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Très belle journée, air transparent, eau claire mais froide. Personne dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vero Pas mal d'eau, nombreuses traces de la montée d'eau consécutive au gros orage passé (boues, vase, arbres couchés...) mais eau claire. Vu...
2025-05-28: Everything is tip top. Currently a little more water. Many jumps possible, some repeatable. Watch out for hidden siphons or look carefully before you go in. No problem with a little experience. Great...
Access: From the campsite Lecina --> road ri. Colungo --> park on the hill at the large gravel parking place of Rio Vero (signs Rio Vero and Basender) --> park shuttle car a few km further down at the village Asque.
Return: The 1st option (with shuttle car) is to take the exit at the stone bridge where the signs and the hiking trail to Asque are also marked (approx. 1.5h) 2nd option without shuttle car: follow the signs to Barranco de Lumos (visible water pipe), first climb up, then into the Brranco de Lumos stream --> walk along it, after approx. 500m left out of the stream (inflow from the right) --> here the path mostly steeply uphill --> then follow the path above the depths of the canyons to the road (beautiful view, but long hiking trail) --> keep left at the visible telephone/electricity line --> once at the road, walk left the last km back to the parking lot (possibly stop). From the Puente Villacantal, a much shorter ascent to Alquezar is also possible (approx. 40 min.). High above Alquzar, you can spend the night in your camper van free of charge. In the past, it was also possible to walk out to the "Rio Vero" campsite along a path. However, this path has now been abandoned and only the remains of it are still recognizable.

Rio Vero: Parking at Exit
Access: From the campsite Lecina --> road ri. Colungo --> park on the hill at the large gravel parking place of Rio Vero (signs Rio Vero and Basender) --> park shuttle car a few km further down at the village Asque.
Return: The 1st option (with shuttle car) is to take the exit at the stone bridge where the signs and the hiking trail to Asque are also marked (approx. 1.5h) 2nd option without shuttle car: follow the signs to Barranco de Lumos (visible water pipe), first climb up, then into the Brranco de Lumos stream --> walk along it, after approx. 500m left out of the stream (inflow from the right) --> here the path mostly steeply uphill --> then follow the path above the depths of the canyons to the road (beautiful view, but long hiking trail) --> keep left at the visible telephone/electricity line --> once at the road, walk left the last km back to the parking lot (possibly stop). From the Puente Villacantal, a much shorter ascent to Alquezar is also possible (approx. 40 min.). High above Alquzar, you can spend the night in your camper van free of charge. In the past, it was also possible to walk out to the "Rio Vero" campsite along a path. However, this path has now been abandoned and only the remains of it are still recognizable.

Salt del Pi: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Terme (sup) Il faisait plus froid qu'hier, et pour monter c'est une mission !! 1h de marche largement en plus, et un habitant étonné de nous v...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Terme (sup) La route... découverte de cette montée par le GR 10 décrit par Kevin, joli Montalba d'Amélie, ça passe bien mais compter plus d'1h...
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Approach: From the bridge follow the road for about 50m --> before the house (left side) turn right up the steep forest path (= shortcut of the road) --> at a fork in the road turn right up to the road --> follow this road for about 400m --> from the road you can already see into the canyon (22m waterfall) --> at a prominent left bend there is a post box and wooden sign 'Le Fargasso' --> here turn right down the narrow path to the stream.
Tour: Entry at approx. 610m --> at the beginning you will immediately notice that the canyon will be very slippery --> due to the vegetation and partly shady places, a lot of algae and moss accumulate on the gneiss rock --> after a short walking passages there are some passages to climb around (slide) --> soon comes the first and highest rappel point with 22m (left or right) --> after the rappel there is another slippery passage with 10m (right). (left or right) (!!! very slippery but belay to belay possible) --> after the pool there is another slippery passage which can be downclimbed 10m (right) --> downclimb and (slide over rock 4m) --> pool --> C14 (right) (!!! this place can be very tricky if there is a lot of water); 1. Possibility: rappel in the water, the following chute can be walked or slid (very slippery, large dark pool) 2nd possibility: the first person skillfully rappels right above the water over the rock and stretches a rope slide --> then you can jump into the pool (difficult rope retrival!!!!) --> some walking and climbing passages with flat slides and large rock chaos that can be bypassed or downclimbed --> C14 (right) with overhang in large pools --> then climbing passages again over large rocks (can be bypassed on the right side) --> approx. 20m swimming section --> exit left before the dam wall with water channel (approx. 520Hm).

Salt del Pi: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Umsetzung wäre möglich, lohnt aber nicht (cwiki)
Access: From the village of Amelie-les-Bains at the height of the sports field strong left bend towards Mas Pagris --> follow the long narrow winding mountain road until the fork in the road --> continue right towards Mas Paris (D536) --> even narrower and more winding road next to a deep canyon --> when you reach the village (few houses) drive up to the bridge that crosses the stream --> here you can park on the left (approx. 500Hm).
Return: If you follow the water channel, you will come to a private area and the bridge/exit point after about 5 minutes.

Salt del Pi: Canyon End
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Return: If you follow the water channel, you will come to a private area and the bridge/exit point after about 5 minutes.

Fondo de Mortitx: Canyon Start
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2025-05-01: Gorgeous canyon....last jump directly into the sea....return via ferrata and long path difficult to locate...bring plenty of water to drink
Approach: Through the gate, past a transformer and tennis court always stay on the main path until another gate in front of a stone hut (possibly locked) marked as a refugio. After crossing the gate, follow the road. Soon after crossing a dry streambed, a path marked with cairns and red dots branches off to the right (March 2009: branch marked by green sign on olive tree)\n\nThis path leads across a plateau overgrown with diss grass (Ses Comes) in the direction of NE to a prominent notch - from here on the path can no longer be missed, it goes continuously down through the canyon to the entry. If there is a lot of water, you can put on the wetsuit already at the mouth of the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli coming from the left (upper entry in the topographic view), otherwise climb around the first basin (Gorg Larg) on the right, pass the following basin (Gorg del Bec d'Oca) then on the left and past a prominent rock tower, the Duck's Beak (Bec d’Oca) at the beginning of the final canyon entry - from here on the stream is called Torrent Fondo.If you want to spice up the long access with some canyoning action, you can take the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli about 150m after the turnoff from the road to the left into the mostly dry streambed. After a bit of block hopping, a low but narrow gorge soon begins with two rappels (4m and 15m) and an entertaining passage. Hike briefly in a valley extension (the canyon coming from the left should also be walkable) before a second, deeper canyon begins which leads to the standard descent with 4 rappels and some pools of water. Anchors are trees and thin hourglass slings.
Tour: The short but impressive and varied canyon makes up for the long access and return journey. However, there should be enough running water in the pools. You get the most sun in the canyon at lunchtime. If you decide to climb back up in the canyon, you should check at each step whether it is possible to climb back up. The last steps before the sea are particularly beautiful. This is also the highest abseil point at approx. 20m. Then you can decide whether to make the exit right over the rock face or climb back up the canyon.

Fondo de Mortitx: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-05-01: Gorgeous canyon....last jump directly into the sea....return via ferrata and long path difficult to locate...bring plenty of water to drink
Access: From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn left towards Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 up to 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, there is a turn-off to "Sa Calobra", with a kiosk and large parking lot in front of it. Here you continue in the direction of Pollenca. After passing the "Escora" restaurant, you will come to a crossroads. Here you are left to continue down to Pollenca. After about 10 minutes or shortly after the post (km 11) you will see the signs for "Mortix". The possibly open iron gate tempts you to drive in, but this should not be done, as it may be closed later. There is limited parking space left in front of the gate or 50m further down on the right side of the road (high edge of the road!!!).
Return: There are 2 ways to get out of the canyon. 1st option (recommended!): Climb back up the canyon to the entry point using the fixed ropes provided. 2nd option: At the exit of the canyon (by the sea) you have the option of climbing right out of the canyon via the steep, rugged rock faces (thin wire ropes and textile ropes, climbing up to 3rd degree!). Glued anchors are available for belaying. Once you reach the edge of the cliffs, you have to cross a very confusing cart field (cairns and clear climbing tracks). Once back on level ground, ascend briefly eastwards into a saddle. Here, too, you have two options: Option 1: through the wide basin above the cliffs or back down into the valley and return up Mortitx as on the access route. Option 2: Take the path close to the witches' caves. Option 1: If you go down into the valley, follow the hiking trail/streambed back to the starting point (parking lot) once you reach the entry to the Mortix. Option 2: You soon come to the path marked with cairns to the witches' caves in the north-east, which you follow briefly uphill in a south-westerly direction to an abandoned farm (brick well along the way). Through the open valley back to the streambed and via the access path back to the parking lot. A (rewarding) alternative access or return route across the plateau is described in the Rother hiking guide Mallorca. It is well worth exploring the access and return route as part of a hike to the witches' caves.

Fondo de Mortitx: Canyon End
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2025-05-01: Gorgeous canyon....last jump directly into the sea....return via ferrata and long path difficult to locate...bring plenty of water to drink
Return: There are 2 ways to get out of the canyon. 1st option (recommended!): Climb back up the canyon to the entry point using the fixed ropes provided. 2nd option: At the exit of the canyon (by the sea) you have the option of climbing right out of the canyon via the steep, rugged rock faces (thin wire ropes and textile ropes, climbing up to 3rd degree!). Glued anchors are available for belaying. Once you reach the edge of the cliffs, you have to cross a very confusing cart field (cairns and clear climbing tracks). Once back on level ground, ascend briefly eastwards into a saddle. Here, too, you have two options: Option 1: through the wide basin above the cliffs or back down into the valley and return up Mortitx as on the access route. Option 2: Take the path close to the witches' caves. Option 1: If you go down into the valley, follow the hiking trail/streambed back to the starting point (parking lot) once you reach the entry to the Mortix. Option 2: You soon come to the path marked with cairns to the witches' caves in the north-east, which you follow briefly uphill in a south-westerly direction to an abandoned farm (brick well along the way). Through the open valley back to the streambed and via the access path back to the parking lot. A (rewarding) alternative access or return route across the plateau is described in the Rother hiking guide Mallorca. It is well worth exploring the access and return route as part of a hike to the witches' caves.

Fondo de Mortitx: Waypoint
Comment: sentier direct (le-haut) (descente)
Approach: Through the gate, past a transformer and tennis court always stay on the main path until another gate in front of a stone hut (possibly locked) marked as a refugio. After crossing the gate, follow the road. Soon after crossing a dry streambed, a path marked with cairns and red dots branches off to the right (March 2009: branch marked by green sign on olive tree)\n\nThis path leads across a plateau overgrown with diss grass (Ses Comes) in the direction of NE to a prominent notch - from here on the path can no longer be missed, it goes continuously down through the canyon to the entry. If there is a lot of water, you can put on the wetsuit already at the mouth of the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli coming from the left (upper entry in the topographic view), otherwise climb around the first basin (Gorg Larg) on the right, pass the following basin (Gorg del Bec d'Oca) then on the left and past a prominent rock tower, the Duck's Beak (Bec d’Oca) at the beginning of the final canyon entry - from here on the stream is called Torrent Fondo.If you want to spice up the long access with some canyoning action, you can take the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli about 150m after the turnoff from the road to the left into the mostly dry streambed. After a bit of block hopping, a low but narrow gorge soon begins with two rappels (4m and 15m) and an entertaining passage. Hike briefly in a valley extension (the canyon coming from the left should also be walkable) before a second, deeper canyon begins which leads to the standard descent with 4 rappels and some pools of water. Anchors are trees and thin hourglass slings.

Fondo de Mortitx: Waypoint1
Comment: sentier direct (la-bas) (descente)
Approach: Through the gate, past a transformer and tennis court always stay on the main path until another gate in front of a stone hut (possibly locked) marked as a refugio. After crossing the gate, follow the road. Soon after crossing a dry streambed, a path marked with cairns and red dots branches off to the right (March 2009: branch marked by green sign on olive tree)\n\nThis path leads across a plateau overgrown with diss grass (Ses Comes) in the direction of NE to a prominent notch - from here on the path can no longer be missed, it goes continuously down through the canyon to the entry. If there is a lot of water, you can put on the wetsuit already at the mouth of the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli coming from the left (upper entry in the topographic view), otherwise climb around the first basin (Gorg Larg) on the right, pass the following basin (Gorg del Bec d'Oca) then on the left and past a prominent rock tower, the Duck's Beak (Bec d’Oca) at the beginning of the final canyon entry - from here on the stream is called Torrent Fondo.If you want to spice up the long access with some canyoning action, you can take the Torrent de s'Hort des Moli about 150m after the turnoff from the road to the left into the mostly dry streambed. After a bit of block hopping, a low but narrow gorge soon begins with two rappels (4m and 15m) and an entertaining passage. Hike briefly in a valley extension (the canyon coming from the left should also be walkable) before a second, deeper canyon begins which leads to the standard descent with 4 rappels and some pools of water. Anchors are trees and thin hourglass slings.

Fondo de Mortitx: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Zustieg durch Bachbett, kleine Abseiler ein "Schlupfloch" und Bachwanderung.
Tour: The short but impressive and varied canyon makes up for the long access and return journey. However, there should be enough running water in the pools. You get the most sun in the canyon at lunchtime. If you decide to climb back up in the canyon, you should check at each step whether it is possible to climb back up. The last steps before the sea are particularly beautiful. This is also the highest abseil point at approx. 20m. Then you can decide whether to make the exit right over the rock face or climb back up the canyon.

Bondasca: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot (approx. 840m) follow the hiking trail at the signs left into the forest up to the road --> here further signs --> (if you follow the road right here, you can look into the canyon at the bridge) --> cross the road from the signs --> continue up the hiking trail until you meet the road for the 2nd time --> follow it to a barrier --> walk down the road here to the bridge below the dam wall --> entry approx. 1080m.
Tour: At the bridge, immediately rappel 20m over the bridge railing into the canyon --> short walking section over rappelled streambed --> E2 over rock --> walking section with iron girder in the stream --> walking section over flat passage in the pool --> E over boulders and water channel approx. 8m --> walking passage up to a large boulder that can be bypassed on the right (downclimb) --> short swimming passage --> walking and climbing passage up to the 1st R15 (right) in the pool --> walking and climbing passage (2m) --> steps 4m left can be bypassed or downclimbed (E3) can be climbed down (E3) --> then you see the stone bridge --> immediately to the left is a bolt C25 in a narrow part of the gorge (the last few meters can also be jumped into the pool) --> short walking and climbing passage to the left single bolt R5 in narrow swimming passage --> canyon becomes slightly wider --> short walking and climbing passage (right rock with tree growth, here possibly emergency exit) --> left bolt (! do not rappel completely here, but rock slab to the left at the top to the optimal stand for rope retrival. Without traverse 99% rope jamming) for traverse (15m) on large sloping slab + R20 (last meters jump into large pool --> after the pool R4 (right) on large boulder --> R5 (left) or E5 --> then you come to a huge free-standing boulder with a large tree, this right. bypass --> canyon becomes narrower --> R10 (right) cascade into small pool --> R15 (right) in overhang and large hollow --> S2 in large pool (very nice spot) --> short climbing passage (E) in watercourse --> 2 clamping blocks (siphons) which can also be bypassed on the right --> short short canyon passage (E) can be bypassed --> short walk in the watercourse to R6 (right) or S6 in the pool --> C15 (right) (very slippery) --> left bolt for rope traverse approx. 10m to belay R28 (left) in large pool --> right bolt for 20m slide --> right bolt for 20m slide. Walking passages for 20m slippery slab to 2nd belay station R10 over sloping stone slab --> small pools and R20 (left) in large pools --> approx. 150m walking over rock and stone to left stone house (exit left) --> right over bridge to parking lot.

Bondasca: Canyon End
Return: At the stone house left over a small grassy area to the road --> right over the bridge to the parking lot.

Val Tomè (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-14: The slit without rope-eating stones. Cold water!
2024-09-13: 2 slides and an abseil. Last abseil big overhang and sharp edge. We did the upper part as well. It was a nice but cold day.
2024-06-01: All stands OK. C15/S9 cannot be jumped - gravelled.
Access: From Locarno drive first ri. Maggia valley --> follow the road until the village Broglio --> directly at the end of the village there is a sign with the inscription Fusio 10km + bus stop Somprei where on the right a small road branches off --> drive down this road, cross the bridge --> further turn left and follow the gravel road past the stone houses until the next bridge at about 700Hm --> park here (exit).
Return: This short but very beautiful tour is well suited for beginners --> after you have rappelled from the tree you go only briefly to the next 2. small rappel --> the following beautifully washed out pools invite you to slide --> other places can be mostly rappelled (but there are pitons for downclimbing) --> almost throughout the course you have the possibility to get off --> caution is advised at the last rappel point C15 --> here is an overhang + sharp edge --> then you could get off le or downclimb the last meters.

Val Tomè (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-09-14: The slit without rope-eating stones. Cold water!
2024-09-13: 2 slides and an abseil. Last abseil big overhang and sharp edge. We did the upper part as well. It was a nice but cold day.
2024-06-01: All stands OK. C15/S9 cannot be jumped - gravelled.
Approach: Climb up the already visible hiking trail next to the stream --> you can also take a shortcut and climb directly --> after a short time there is a wooden bridge --> you cross this --> over the large stone slabs you reach a tree where you can rappel about 15m into the stream (entry below the waterfall).
Tour: This short but very beautiful tour is well suited for beginners --> after you have rappelled from the tree you go only briefly to the next 2. small rappel --> the following beautifully washed out pools invite you to slide --> other places can be mostly rappelled (but there are pitons for downclimbing) --> almost throughout the course you have the possibility to get off --> caution is advised at the last rappel point C15 --> here is an overhang + sharp edge --> then you could get off left or downclimb the last meters.

Val Tomè (Inferiore): Canyon End
2024-09-14: The slit without rope-eating stones. Cold water!
2024-09-13: 2 slides and an abseil. Last abseil big overhang and sharp edge. We did the upper part as well. It was a nice but cold day.
2024-06-01: All stands OK. C15/S9 cannot be jumped - gravelled.
Return: This short but very beautiful tour is well suited for beginners --> after you have rappelled from the tree you go only briefly to the next 2. small rappel --> the following beautifully washed out pools invite you to slide --> other places can be mostly rappelled (but there are pitons for downclimbing) --> almost throughout the course you have the possibility to get off --> caution is advised at the last rappel point C15 --> here is an overhang + sharp edge --> then you could get off le or downclimb the last meters.

Val Tomè (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Combra (Val Malvaglia): Canyon Start
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2025-10-13: Good day, nice canyon! Water level is low.
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Approach: From the parking lot over the dam through the tunnel --> after the tunnel immediately 360° left up the trail --> over a bridge and past the house --> the entry is at the 2nd bridge (over the stream) at about 1135Hm.
Tour: Immediately after the bridge you have the first rappel C20 (water level control) --> this place can also be bypassed right --> a cascade follows the right of the tree first R15 rappel and 4 m can be slid --> should be here already too much water, you can break off at the beginning --> now follow some jumps and slides which are to be enjoyed with caution --> the pools are crystal clear but you can't always see the depth because of the white water --> the canyon is a lot of fun especially for those who like jumping and sliding in an aquatic environment --> the highlight in the canyon is the 20m slide with flying descent (see topographic view --> after the big slide (resp. rappel) it goes mostly only descending with small jump and rappel places --> one has shortly after the slide the possibility to exit left or to go to the reservoir at the big funnel and exit left at the railing (ca.990Hm).

Combra (Val Malvaglia): Canyon End
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2025-10-13: Good day, nice canyon! Water level is low.
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Return: From the trail back through the tunnel over the dam wall in a short time back to the parking lot.

Combra (Val Malvaglia): Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-10-13: Good day, nice canyon! Water level is low.
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Access: From Biasca ri Malvaglia/ Motto (Val di Blenio) --> at the 2nd entrance right into the village Malvaglia Chiesa --> in the village ri. North (several sleepers approx. 700m) to a fork (Pontirone) --> the steep mountain road over several Zerpen- tinenkurven up to a road fork (stone arch) --> here you follow the road course left, past the barrier and further up to the huge dam wall --> at the upper edge is a parking lot (approx. 990Hm).
Return: From the trail back through the tunnel over the dam wall in a short time back to the parking lot.

Combra (Val Malvaglia): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Cugnasco (inferiore): Canyon Start
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2026-02-22: 3 stones washed over, more slippery than Progero/ Palme. 18 degrees in the afternoon, bathing suit temperature for running up.
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Approach: Alternative from the upper parking lot: From the upper (small and unpaved) parking lot next to the small one, follow the path for about 400 meters, first a short climb, then follow the saddle. Alternative On foot from the lower parking lot: about 45min. From the parking lot --> left up the road, after a few hairpin bends you will come to the sign 'Agarone' --> continue up the road --> at the next crossroads continue to 'Monti Motti' and always straight along the road --> here you will come to some nice houses and bus stops --> after a fountain (on the left) you will come more and more into the woods.) you get more and more into the forest --> at the sign 'Via Medoscio' at about 450Hm (parking) --> from here you leave the road and go right the trail through the forest a bit up --> then down to the stream at about 430Hm (entry).
Tour: In this canyon there is always something to do --> right at the beginning you have several rappel (jumps) --> the short distances between the rappel or jumps you have to overcome mostly climbing --> in this canyon there are many variants to master steps (waterfalls) --> in the upper half you come to a large overgrown boulder in the middle of the canyon --> here can also be bypassed left --> after a short climbing and hiking passages comes a beautiful approx. 30m waterfall (left in the water, re. outside of the water) --> after good control you can master the next parts by jumping or sliding --> be careful at the 18m slide (very steep/li. rock) (if you don't have enough practice it's better to rappel here!) --> after the pool on the left, rappel over rock for 4m --> again on the right. hold and rappel --> now comes another 7m jump and 10m rappel --> climbing passage in the water --> short swim --> rappel 8m right and20m left --> 3m jump left (! Caution) --> after a short swim it goes to the exit of the canyons which opens here and the bridge with parking comes into view. In 2022 all jumps were gravelled.

Cugnasco (inferiore): Canyon End
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2026-02-22: 3 stones washed over, more slippery than Progero/ Palme. 18 degrees in the afternoon, bathing suit temperature for running up.
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Return: Get off at the barbecue area/ slide brake --> follow the path to the parking lot.

Cugnasco (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
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2026-02-22: 3 stones washed over, more slippery than Progero/ Palme. 18 degrees in the afternoon, bathing suit temperature for running up.
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Cugnasco (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Locarno --> Biasca on the right --> in the village of Cugnasco turn left after the bridge (right camping site) and park on the left before the next bridge or cross the next bridge and park at the mill collection point (= exit 240Hm) --> at the boulders lying under the bridge in the middle you can read the water level --> if 3/3.5 boulders are washed over the tour is still possible, if the 4th boulder is washed over, there is too much water in the canyon.
Return: Get off at the barbecue area/ slide brake --> follow the path to the parking lot.

Cugnasco (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: From Locarno --> Biasca on the right --> in the village of Cugnasco turn left after the bridge (right camping site) and park on the left before the next bridge or cross the next bridge and park at the mill collection point (= exit 240Hm) --> at the boulders lying under the bridge in the middle you can read the water level --> if 3/3.5 boulders are washed over the tour is still possible, if the 4th boulder is washed over, there is too much water in the canyon.
Return: Get off at the barbecue area/ slide brake --> follow the path to the parking lot.

Gribbiasca: Canyon Start
2024-06-02: Anchorages were all io.
Approach: From the houses, go right across the meadow towards the high-voltage pylons, where a warning sign and the descent path are already visible. From here, follow the path steeply downhill through the sparse forest to the weir at 960Hm. Check the water level!
Tour: Arrived at the automatic water catchment (960Hm) you get over the railing with a short rope to the 1st stand (r) (If the water in the basin is already overflowing the canyon can become unpredictable) --> the canyon begins open with several rappel points of different heights and short walking passages --> the middle section begins with a beautiful chute in which you rappel 30m --> the following places can mostly be slid or jumped (Attention! on wood in pools) --> if you are not sure, it is better to rappel --> at the end you have a beautiful view into the valley --> here begins the most spectacular part of the canyon --> the upcoming ca. 150Hm are mastered in 6 parts; C10 (S8), C20, C36, R30, R38, R45 (good, safe rope technique are absolutely required here!) --> arrived at the bottom, the last boulders are downclimbed, before you stand on 650Hm in the streambed before the bridge.

Gribbiasca: Canyon End
2024-06-02: Anchorages were all io.
Return: On the left side after the large boulders you will soon reach the parking lot (650Hm).

Gribbiasca: Parking at Entry
2024-06-02: Anchorages were all io.
Access: From Biasca take the highway or the main road in the direction of San Gotthard --> if you leave the highway, turn off at Faido --> turn right in the direction of Lavorgo --> after 400m turn right on the main road --> cross the river and go under the highway --> at the exit turn left along the narrow road to the waterfall (park here on the gravel on the left!). If you come from the highway, after the village of Lavorgo, continue north until you reach the entrance mentioned above (which in this case is on the left!). With a shuttle car you reach the narrow road (parallel to the highway) to the village of Nivo --> here continue along the mountain road to the first group of houses --> here on the right continue in the direction of Gribbio --> along the even narrower and steeper mountain road you reach a wayside shrine and 2 stone houses on the left side --> park here (approx. 1070Hm).
Return: On the left side after the large boulders you will soon reach the parking lot (650Hm).

Gribbiasca: Parking at Exit
Access: From Biasca take the highway or the main road in the direction of San Gotthard --> if you leave the highway, turn off at Faido --> turn right in the direction of Lavorgo --> after 400m turn right on the main road --> cross the river and go under the highway --> at the exit turn left along the narrow road to the waterfall (park here on the gravel on the left!). If you come from the highway, after the village of Lavorgo, continue north until you reach the entrance mentioned above (which in this case is on the left!). With a shuttle car you reach the narrow road (parallel to the highway) to the village of Nivo --> here continue along the mountain road to the first group of houses --> here on the right continue in the direction of Gribbio --> along the even narrower and steeper mountain road you reach a wayside shrine and 2 stone houses on the left side --> park here (approx. 1070Hm).
Return: On the left side after the large boulders you will soon reach the parking lot (650Hm).

Gribbiasca: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Iragna (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-07-19: Everything was super... the one or other impact anchor is loose... But everything goes without a hitch
2025-07-07: This canyon just needs another 50,000 years, and it'll be five stars. Numerous tantalising slides that just didn't quite seem worth it today - so close to being okay, but worth the risk? For someone,...
Approach: By car the access is shortened to 20min --> from the parking lot you go back to the serpentine curve and continue the slightly sloping path through the mountain village "Citt" --> at the signpost continue to the left in the direction of Pön --> after a few minutes there is another fork --> here right down to the stone bridge --> entry at about 730Hm. If you do not have a shuttle car, you can take the footpath from the village of Iragna, which leads up to the entry in about 1.5 hours.
Tour: The Iragna superiore is one of the most beautiful canyons in Ticino --> the upper part can be well combined with the intermedio --> the water level should be checked before the very aquatic canyon, absolutely --> below the bridge is r the first and highest abseil (36m) which leads directly in the water course, into the breathtaking scenic landscape --> technically demanding rappels alternate with jumps and short walking passages --> a rope traverse is often needed to safely reach the exposed belay stations (there are plenty of pitons for this purpose)--> most of the jumps require a good jumping technique and control of the water depth in the pools --> the current should not be underestimated --> at the trickiest points, it is usually possible to rappel outside of the water flow --> if you only want to walk the Iragna superiore, look for the exit at approx. 510Hm left the exit over the slope (open canyon section before the next rock face and downclimb) --> in most cases, however, the Iragna intermedio is done at the same time (short part) --> if you also decide for a part or the whole Iragna inferiore, time and equipment should be considered!

Iragna (superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-07-19: Everything was super... the one or other impact anchor is loose... But everything goes without a hitch
2025-07-07: This canyon just needs another 50,000 years, and it'll be five stars. Numerous tantalising slides that just didn't quite seem worth it today - so close to being okay, but worth the risk? For someone,...
Access: From Biasca go through the village of Iragna --> continue towards Lodrino --> in the village of Rodaglio turn right at the little church and go up the mountain road until the first bend --> here turn right --> follow the road until the village of "Citt" (bend in the serpentine) --> parking is before or after the bend in the serpentine (do not park in the bend; only for locals).
Return: At the exit of the "superiore" at 510Hm li the exit over the embankment (open gorge section before the next rock face and downclimb) onto the hiking trail. Follow this into the valley.

Iragna (superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-07-19: Everything was super... the one or other impact anchor is loose... But everything goes without a hitch
2025-07-07: This canyon just needs another 50,000 years, and it'll be five stars. Numerous tantalising slides that just didn't quite seem worth it today - so close to being okay, but worth the risk? For someone,...
Access: From Biasca go through the village of Iragna --> continue towards Lodrino --> in the village of Rodaglio turn right at the little church and go up the mountain road until the first bend --> here turn right --> follow the road until the village of "Citt" (bend in the serpentine) --> parking is before or after the bend in the serpentine (do not park in the bend; only for locals).
Return: At the exit of the "superiore" at 510Hm li the exit over the embankment (open gorge section before the next rock face and downclimb) onto the hiking trail. Follow this into the valley.

Iragna (superiore): Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the "superiore" at 510Hm li the exit over the embankment (open gorge section before the next rock face and downclimb) onto the hiking trail. Follow this into the valley.

Moleno (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-16: Everything tip top. Access difficult and somewhat exposed at the end. Great water colors, cool jumps. Lots of people at the end.
2025-08-11: Everything is in order.
2025-08-04: Everything was OK. Anchoring sufficient.
Access: From Biasca take the main road towards Locarno --> after about 10 minutes you come to the village of Moleno --> on the mountain side there is a bridge that leads over the stream --> before the bridge turn right to the exit (280Hm) of Moleno --> parking on the left in front of the wall
Return: Get out of the stream on the left by the wall --> you will soon be at the parking lot.

Moleno (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-08-16: Everything tip top. Access difficult and somewhat exposed at the end. Great water colors, cool jumps. Lots of people at the end.
2025-08-11: Everything is in order.
2025-08-04: Everything was OK. Anchoring sufficient.

Moleno (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-16: Everything tip top. Access difficult and somewhat exposed at the end. Great water colors, cool jumps. Lots of people at the end.
2025-08-11: Everything is in order.
2025-08-04: Everything was OK. Anchoring sufficient.
Comment: 560HM
Approach: From the parking lot, go up the hiking trail (Penn-Val-Moleno) from the bend in the road --> after a short time you come to the bridge on the left where the water level is checked --> return to the hiking trail and follow it steeply up through the forest until you reach approx. 580Hm --> here there is a single boulder on the left side (if you see 2 houses you have already gone too far) --> behind the rock you have the possibility to descend into the canyon (there is no real path here) --> the stone slabs and rocks scattered along the ridge serve as a guide --> first descend straight until it gets too steep, then take the best path to the right until you reach a small inlet --> at the end of the inlet (slippery!) there is the possibility to rappel 25m from the tree into the already visible stream (if you cross even further above, you can also rappel into the stream without a rope through rough terrain) --> entry at 560Hm or 480Hm (tree).
Tour: Once you have found the steep access to the Moleno, you can immediately see the crystal clear green/blue water --> the first places are downclimbed or slid --> after a short walking passages you come to the first abseiling points --> experienced canyoneers can also jump these points after checking the basin (stone in 2. The pools in the canyon are usually very deep, but should always be checked for jumps --> the highest abseiling points are in the upper part; 25m, 30m, 30m (the rope can easily get stuck here!).)--> after these rappel points there are many large rocks where you usually have to climb your way down --> shortly before the water drainage there is a high jump of 12m into a large pool (can also be rappelled) --> after the wall there are 2 short rappels and several rocks that are downclimbed to the last jump --> after the last jump you are left at the exit.

Moleno (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Get out of the stream on the left by the wall --> you will soon be at the parking lot.

Moleno (Inferiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: 480HM
Approach: From the parking lot, go up the hiking trail (Penn-Val-Moleno) from the bend in the road --> after a short time you come to the bridge on the left where the water level is checked --> return to the hiking trail and follow it steeply up through the forest until you reach approx. 580Hm --> here there is a single boulder on the left side (if you see 2 houses you have already gone too far) --> behind the rock you have the possibility to descend into the canyon (there is no real path here) --> the stone slabs and rocks scattered along the ridge serve as a guide --> first descend straight until it gets too steep, then take the best path to the right until you reach a small inlet --> at the end of the inlet (slippery!) there is the possibility to rappel 25m from the tree into the already visible stream (if you cross even further above, you can also rappel into the stream without a rope through rough terrain) --> entry at 560Hm or 480Hm (tree).
Tour: Once you have found the steep access to the Moleno, you can immediately see the crystal clear green/blue water --> the first places are downclimbed or slid --> after a short walking passages you come to the first abseiling points --> experienced canyoneers can also jump these points after checking the basin (stone in 2. The pools in the canyon are usually very deep, but should always be checked for jumps --> the highest abseiling points are in the upper part; 25m, 30m, 30m (the rope can easily get stuck here!).)--> after these rappel points there are many large rocks where you usually have to climb your way down --> shortly before the water drainage there is a high jump of 12m into a large pool (can also be rappelled) --> after the wall there are 2 short rappels and several rocks that are downclimbed to the last jump --> after the last jump you are left at the exit.

Val Vielia I-III: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Made Vielia 1,2,3. Approach time ca.2h30m. The bridge marked some time before is still broken but we pass without major problems. Weapons all perfect and water less cold than expected. Vielia 1 in my...
2025-08-19: At the bridge at the access, a field has broken through between two steel girders. You can bypass this section via a rock ledge.
2025-08-16: Are all parts committed. I can't quite understand the previous post. There are around 10 jumps in part 1 alone. You just have to know where 😉 Apart from that, everything is fantastic. Part 1 is ju...
Comment: Start Vielia I
Approach: (Vielia III 1h - 1:15; Vielia II 1:30 - 1:45; Vielia I 2:30 - 3h) The access to Vielia is easy to find, as you always stay on path 377, which leads through Val Vielia. At the beginning of the trail you have to climb a few meters before you reach the Val Vielia after about 20-25 minutes. From there, the path leads relatively gently uphill through beech forests. After about 40-45 minutes, you come close to the streambed of the Vielia for the first time. This is the entry point to part IV (approx. 660m) Stay on the path for another 20 - 30 minutes, ascending slightly, until you reach the entry to Part III. Here you will see footprints leading downhill through the forest to Vielia (approx. 800m). To get to the entry to part II of the Vielia, stay on trail 377 for another 30 minutes, which now also has some slight ascents. Every now and then you can see into the gorge of part II. The entry to part II is located at 930 m above sea level at old ruins of a house. This is now followed by the most strenuous part of the access to Vielia - Part I. Here you have to climb quite a few meters in altitude and should be in good physical condition if you want to go up to Part I. You continue for about an hour, sometimes steeply uphill, before you gain an unmistakable view of a gravelly high plateau at 1250m and find yourself right next to the Vielia. This is the entry point to Part I.
Tour: (Vielia III: 1:15; Vielia II: 1:30; Vielia I: 2:30-3h) Vielia I: Part I begins with a small jump and a 5m rappel. This is followed by a few smaller abseils before you reach the first and only narrow section of Part I. A 16m rappel leads to a narrow corridor, which you leave by climbing onto a clamping block. This is followed by the highest rappel of the entire Vielia tour - a 40m rappel over 2 diagonal passages, interrupted by a small flat section in between. This is followed by 4 rappels up to 20m high, until you reach a 7m-high section that you can either dry rappel or, for very experienced jumpers, jump. Here, however, you have to hit a very small spot (approx. 1.5m x 1.5m) when jumping so that you don't hit the rocks that come into the pool from the left and right under water. This is followed by 190m M+E until you reach a point where you have to cross the slippery streambed very carefully and downclimb slightly before reaching the abseiling point on the right. This point can either be rappelled dry for 20m or you can rope down approx. 14m and jump the remaining 6m into the deep pool. After another 10m abseil into a deep pool, you come to the highest abseil cascade of the Vielia tour: approx. 60m, which is divided into a 25m section and a 35m section. After this point, you have completed Part I of the Vielia and it is 15-20 minutes M+E until you reach Part II. Here it pays to exit the stream on the ortographic right and follow the path to the entry of Vielia 2. Vielia II: At Vielia II, aquatics and jumping fans get their money's worth. With a total of 8 jumps in part II, this is certainly the highlight for anyone who likes to jump. After the first 5 jumps and a section of approx. 120 m M+E+swim, you come to the so-called "Hypnotic Pool". The Hypnotic Pool is a relatively dark-looking spot that jump fanatics can jump (approx. 15 m), but which can also be rappelled. The Hypnotic Pool is also the start of the narrow section of the 2nd part, where a beautiful rock gate follows after a small abseil and a jump. It is important to use the stance ortographic right (C5 right) at the rock gate and not to rappel into the crack. You cannot get through the waterfall in the crevice, as it is extremely concentrated at the rock gate. After the rock gate, the gorge opens up again a little and you are faced with the highest rappel in the 2nd part. After the small final jump into the long pool, the next 20-minute M+E immediately follows, which then leads to Part III. Up to the hypnotic pool, you have the option of getting out of the canyon in an emergency. Vielia III: Part III of Vielia starts at around 800m and has 2 jumps in open terrain at first. Then you come to the first abseil point, which marks the "point of no return" for the whole of Part III. In other words, from here on you have no escape route for the rest of Part III. At the same time, you have to be careful on this first rappel, especially at higher water levels, as a siphon can form here. The rappel tempts you to follow the course of the water to the ortographic left. This leads into a pool that can only be exited through a 1m hole. This is a superiore photo opportunity at low water, but quite dangerous at higher water levels. In order to avoid this point, you should keep to the ortographic right, which can sometimes be unpleasant for inexperienced rappelers because you have to rappel against the slope of the wall and the natural course of the rope. However, this is no problem for experienced canyoneers. After 2 more 6m jumps into crystal-clear, turquoise pools, you come to one of the most beautiful canyoning passages in Friuli - the passage to and the jump into the Olympic Pool (see special features) After the Olympic Pool, there is a large cold inlet ortographic right into the canyon. The water is more than doubled here and when you jump into the pool you notice that the water is several degrees cooler compared to the Olympic Pool. This is followed by a small abseil and a jump before you reach the exit of Part III after a small swimming passage and come out directly at the access point to Part IV. Vielia Part III is certainly one of the most beautiful canyoning passages there is. At the same time, only experienced canyoneers should enter this part, as it is quite dangerous, especially at higher water levels.

Val Vielia I-III: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Made Vielia 1,2,3. Approach time ca.2h30m. The bridge marked some time before is still broken but we pass without major problems. Weapons all perfect and water less cold than expected. Vielia 1 in my...
2025-08-19: At the bridge at the access, a field has broken through between two steel girders. You can bypass this section via a rock ledge.
2025-08-16: Are all parts committed. I can't quite understand the previous post. There are around 10 jumps in part 1 alone. You just have to know where 😉 Apart from that, everything is fantastic. Part 1 is ju...
Comment: Start Vielia II
Approach: (Vielia III 1h - 1:15; Vielia II 1:30 - 1:45; Vielia I 2:30 - 3h) The access to Vielia is easy to find, as you always stay on path 377, which leads through Val Vielia. At the beginning of the trail you have to climb a few meters before you reach the Val Vielia after about 20-25 minutes. From there, the path leads relatively gently uphill through beech forests. After about 40-45 minutes, you come close to the streambed of the Vielia for the first time. This is the entry point to part IV (approx. 660m) Stay on the path for another 20 - 30 minutes, ascending slightly, until you reach the entry to Part III. Here you will see footprints leading downhill through the forest to Vielia (approx. 800m). To get to the entry to part II of the Vielia, stay on trail 377 for another 30 minutes, which now also has some slight ascents. Every now and then you can see into the gorge of part II. The entry to part II is located at 930 m above sea level at old ruins of a house. This is now followed by the most strenuous part of the access to Vielia - Part I. Here you have to climb quite a few meters in altitude and should be in good physical condition if you want to go up to Part I. You continue for about an hour, sometimes steeply uphill, before you gain an unmistakable view of a gravelly high plateau at 1250m and find yourself right next to the Vielia. This is the entry point to Part I.
Tour: (Vielia III: 1:15; Vielia II: 1:30; Vielia I: 2:30-3h) Vielia I: Part I begins with a small jump and a 5m rappel. This is followed by a few smaller abseils before you reach the first and only narrow section of Part I. A 16m rappel leads to a narrow corridor, which you leave by climbing onto a clamping block. This is followed by the highest rappel of the entire Vielia tour - a 40m rappel over 2 diagonal passages, interrupted by a small flat section in between. This is followed by 4 rappels up to 20m high, until you reach a 7m-high section that you can either dry rappel or, for very experienced jumpers, jump. Here, however, you have to hit a very small spot (approx. 1.5m x 1.5m) when jumping so that you don't hit the rocks that come into the pool from the left and right under water. This is followed by 190m M+E until you reach a point where you have to cross the slippery streambed very carefully and downclimb slightly before reaching the abseiling point on the right. This point can either be rappelled dry for 20m or you can rope down approx. 14m and jump the remaining 6m into the deep pool. After another 10m abseil into a deep pool, you come to the highest abseil cascade of the Vielia tour: approx. 60m, which is divided into a 25m section and a 35m section. After this point, you have completed Part I of the Vielia and it is 15-20 minutes M+E until you reach Part II. Here it pays to exit the stream on the ortographic right and follow the path to the entry of Vielia 2. Vielia II: At Vielia II, aquatics and jumping fans get their money's worth. With a total of 8 jumps in part II, this is certainly the highlight for anyone who likes to jump. After the first 5 jumps and a section of approx. 120 m M+E+swim, you come to the so-called "Hypnotic Pool". The Hypnotic Pool is a relatively dark-looking spot that jump fanatics can jump (approx. 15 m), but which can also be rappelled. The Hypnotic Pool is also the start of the narrow section of the 2nd part, where a beautiful rock gate follows after a small abseil and a jump. It is important to use the stance ortographic right (C5 right) at the rock gate and not to rappel into the crack. You cannot get through the waterfall in the crevice, as it is extremely concentrated at the rock gate. After the rock gate, the gorge opens up again a little and you are faced with the highest rappel in the 2nd part. After the small final jump into the long pool, the next 20-minute M+E immediately follows, which then leads to Part III. Up to the hypnotic pool, you have the option of getting out of the canyon in an emergency. Vielia III: Part III of Vielia starts at around 800m and has 2 jumps in open terrain at first. Then you come to the first abseil point, which marks the "point of no return" for the whole of Part III. In other words, from here on you have no escape route for the rest of Part III. At the same time, you have to be careful on this first rappel, especially at higher water levels, as a siphon can form here. The rappel tempts you to follow the course of the water to the ortographic left. This leads into a pool that can only be exited through a 1m hole. This is a superiore photo opportunity at low water, but quite dangerous at higher water levels. In order to avoid this point, you should keep to the ortographic right, which can sometimes be unpleasant for inexperienced rappelers because you have to rappel against the slope of the wall and the natural course of the rope. However, this is no problem for experienced canyoneers. After 2 more 6m jumps into crystal-clear, turquoise pools, you come to one of the most beautiful canyoning passages in Friuli - the passage to and the jump into the Olympic Pool (see special features) After the Olympic Pool, there is a large cold inlet ortographic right into the canyon. The water is more than doubled here and when you jump into the pool you notice that the water is several degrees cooler compared to the Olympic Pool. This is followed by a small abseil and a jump before you reach the exit of Part III after a small swimming passage and come out directly at the access point to Part IV. Vielia Part III is certainly one of the most beautiful canyoning passages there is. At the same time, only experienced canyoneers should enter this part, as it is quite dangerous, especially at higher water levels.

Val Vielia I-III: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Made Vielia 1,2,3. Approach time ca.2h30m. The bridge marked some time before is still broken but we pass without major problems. Weapons all perfect and water less cold than expected. Vielia 1 in my...
2025-08-19: At the bridge at the access, a field has broken through between two steel girders. You can bypass this section via a rock ledge.
2025-08-16: Are all parts committed. I can't quite understand the previous post. There are around 10 jumps in part 1 alone. You just have to know where 😉 Apart from that, everything is fantastic. Part 1 is ju...
Return: Directly when you come out of the swimming passage of Vielia III, you can climb up to the right again to hiking trail 377 (approx. 10m). Then simply go back the way you came up before. Attention: If you want to add Vielia IV, you must be aware that the canyoning challenges are more demanding than those of parts I-III. In addition, you will be in Vielia IV for at least 3.5 hours with lots of water contact and sometimes longer walking and swimming sections, with no meaningful exit option if you are too exhausted. If you want to do Part IV but don't want to risk your strength, you can do Vielia IV the following day and leave some of your canyoning equipment at the exit of Part III. This way you don't have to carry the canyoning equipment down and back up the next day.

Staubfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Salzburg Süd, take the highway to the Wals exit, then cross the Walserberg border in the direction of Lofer. After the tunnel at the border, turn right towards Unken. In the village, follow the signs on the right up into Heutal (steep road) to the parking lot of the Alpengasthof. (For free parking you can treat yourself to a bike drink after the tour)
Return: Follow the hiking trail right to the Heutalerhof and then continue left over the wooden bridge to the Alpengasthof.

Staubfall: Canyon Start
Approach: Before reaching the Alpengasthof Heutal (974m), follow the hiking signs towards Hochalm. Follow the asphalt road for 100m to the first junction (left). Then continue along the gravel road and over the bridge with barriers (tip: wet the ropes by the stream/bridge!). . After the huts and a few meters in altitude, there is a right-hand bend with a junction. Continue left here. After a short time there is another junction where you keep right. From here, follow the forest road to a clearing at 1230m where the road exits. From here, cross/descend the steep forest slope for approx. 100m in the direction of the white boundary stone (190/2). At the boundary stone, descend another 50m to the tree with sling (be careful: very steep!).
Tour: The canyon is only recommended for advanced canyoneers (small groups) due to the difficult ascent and descent. After you have mastered 3 dry abseils (50/40/40m), you stand below the spring that gushes out of the crevice. From here you follow the water. The first slippery steps are bypassed/descended right. Below the first large step is a sloping ledge/cross passage. Here you set up a pull-off rope handrail (25m) to the next belay. (Alternatively, you can skip the traverse and descend further into the forest and then set up a 35m rope traverse from a small tree with a sling to the belay). After the traverse, the route only continues vertically (25, 40, 30, 20.50m). The last (highest) 50m rappel over the hiking trail is directly in the water jet and should therefore not be underestimated (if necessary or in case of strong water flow, you can rappel onto the hiking trail). After the beautiful final waterfall, you climb right up the steep slope to the hiking trail at approx. 890m.

Staubfall: Canyon End
Comment: Ende Staubfall und Fischbach
Return: Follow the hiking trail right to the Heutalerhof and then continue left over the wooden bridge to the Alpengasthof.

Canale della Malga
2025-09-11: No anchor points except on the big one which is equiped very good. You have multiple anchor points there and all new. We left one sling with mailon in the canyon on the first waterfall in the “narrow”...

Canale della Trincea: Canyon Start
2025-06-25: All anchors good needs water, short canyon
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the bridge. After a few meters on the right there is a hiking sign with the inscription "Rifugio Corsi" 650-629. Follow this trail steeply uphill for about 20min until 1200m. Shortly after the trail flattens out, there is a prominent tributary. Here leave the trail to the right and descend over the tributary (scree) 40Hm to the 1st piton to the right.
Tour: The tour begins in a mostly dry tributary. Via several short abseils (single pitons) you reach the main stream. From here it becomes more aquatic. There is a 200m long part with walking and downclimb, followed by a 15m rappel. After another 200m long part with walking and downclimbing passages comes the last and highest rappel of 35m. Climbing down small steps, after about 100m you reach the bridge, where you get off to the left at about 1000m.

Canale della Trincea: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-25: All anchors good needs water, short canyon
Comment: Brücke über den Canale della Trincea
Access: From the Tarvisio Nord freeway exit, head towards Passo del Predil. After the village Cave del Predil Rabil turn right towards Sella Nevea/Lago del Predil. From here follow the road for about 4.3 km until you reach a bridge before which there is a gravel parking place on the left.
Return: From the creek, before or after the bridge, exit li directly to the parking lot.

Canale della Trincea: Canyon End
2025-06-25: All anchors good needs water, short canyon
Return: From the creek, before or after the bridge, exit li directly to the parking lot.

Gössgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the hiking trail on the orographic left side of the canyon. Here you have the opportunity to take a look or two into the canyon. At 980m, you climb left into the stream before the bridge. ! The actual amount of water in the canyon should be assessed at the bridge (entry), as the water is diverted before the bridge and fed back in after the exit!
Tour: Depending on the water passage, the difficulty of the canyon increases. The first steps are often conquered under the watchful eye of curious hikers. Several abseiling points follow without much distance, some of which can also be jumped or slid. In the canyon, there are always opportunities to avoid abseiling points or to find a safe place when the water rises. However, the canyon should not be underestimated. The last waterfall is the highest. Here you reach a tree on the right via a fixed traverese rope from which you can rappel 12m or jump into large pools. Exit right next to the viewing platform (870m).

Gössgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the Tauernautobahn A10, take the Gmünd exit. After the traffic circle, follow the Maltatal Landestrasse L12 to the large Fallbach parking lot. At the exit of the parking lot, turn left and cross the small bridge over the Malta. After the Pension Jahn, keep right at the junction. You will soon reach the Gössgraben parking lot. Park here. There is no need for a shuttle car on this tour. (With a shuttle car, follow the road after Pension Jahn straight up to the bridge. Parking on the left after the bridge)
Return: From the viewing platform, follow the hiking trail down to the parking lot.

Gössgraben: Canyon End
Return: From the viewing platform, follow the hiking trail down to the parking lot.

Burggrabenklamm: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: As usual, we started from the top; there is still a lot of water in it; like last year, the stone is very grippy and not slippery at all. The upper part is very nice in the sun. The two jumps were pos...
2025-07-11: Unfortunately, it was all sanded up after a heavy thunderstorm in June. No jumps and only the lowest 3 slides are conditionally possible. We hope for improvement
2024-11-01: Climbed from above. All anchors ok, jumps possible in the lower part
Approach: From the parking lot (480m) next to the Jägerwirt, follow the hiking signs behind the inn, marked "zur Bruggrabenklamm" or "zur Eisenau" (trail 26). At the height of the statue of St. Mary, the water level can be checked at the exit at approx. 500m. Then follow the hiking trail orographically left next to the canyon for approx. 20 minutes up to the 1st entry point after the iron bridge that leads over the stream (approx. 610m). For the upper entry, follow the path over 2 wooden bridges and past the Magdalenenquelle (fountain). After a short time you will come to a signpost. Follow path 26 right towards Eisenau. After the wooden footbridge, the trail climbs again briefly to a small wooden bridge. This is the upper entry point (approx. 670m & approx. 40min)
Tour: Shortly after the upper entry at approx. 670m there is a small slide and a 10m abseil in the water course. This is followed by a downclimb and walking passages with a short narrow part. After a while there is another 10m abseil and then a 15m abseil in the water course. This is followed by several beautiful small pools, washouts and a walking passage to the iron bridge (lower entry). The 2nd section is often used commercially and is therefore well equipped. From the bridge there is another walk and downclimb before you reach the first larger step. Here you can usually descend using fixed ropes. Even at higher water levels, there are often opportunities to rappel outside the water flow, but the canyon should not be underestimated, as the narrow sections in particular can be very dangerous. The highlight towards the exit is a beautiful 20m waterfall. Here you have the option to rappel left in the water or right out of the water. The best way to reach the belay is via a traverese rope (anchors for the cable car are also available below!). Then you are in the middle of high gorge walls. A few smaller steps (and a 3m jump) follow until the exit at approx. 500m

Burggrabenklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-25: As usual, we started from the top; there is still a lot of water in it; like last year, the stone is very grippy and not slippery at all. The upper part is very nice in the sun. The two jumps were pos...
2025-07-11: Unfortunately, it was all sanded up after a heavy thunderstorm in June. No jumps and only the lowest 3 slides are conditionally possible. We hope for improvement
2024-11-01: Climbed from above. All anchors ok, jumps possible in the lower part
Comment: Parkplatz
Access: From Sbg.-Süd take the Westautobahn to Mondsee. Follow the main road (Romantikstraße) in the direction of St. Gilgen. After the village of Scharfling, turn left towards Unterach. Through the tunnel and always along Mondsee (L217) to the next junction. Turn right here towards Unterach am Attersee (B151). After approx. 2km, turn right towards Burgau/Weißenbach am Attersee (B152). Follow the road alongside the Attersee to the former Jägerwirt inn (approx. 2.5 km). Get a parking space for €5 from the vending machine (= bottle of mineral water and parking ticket €5). If full or closed, follow the road and look for a parking space on the shore
Return: On the left side of the stream, follow the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Burggrabenklamm: Canyon End
2025-08-25: As usual, we started from the top; there is still a lot of water in it; like last year, the stone is very grippy and not slippery at all. The upper part is very nice in the sun. The two jumps were pos...
2025-07-11: Unfortunately, it was all sanded up after a heavy thunderstorm in June. No jumps and only the lowest 3 slides are conditionally possible. We hope for improvement
2024-11-01: Climbed from above. All anchors ok, jumps possible in the lower part
Return: On the left side of the stream, follow the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Piovere (Vione inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-10-12: All the equipment is fine. The water was extremely clean and the rocks were not slippery. There is a sign on the bridge that the canyon is prohibited from the end of September to the first of April (I...
2025-09-18: Anchors all in order. At the intermediate stand (50m) make sure that you take the orographically rightmost stand and not the one a little further to the left with 2 rusty anchors and a relatively new...
2025-07-14: We were in a large group of 13 people and it took us a total of 4 hours. We were able to park three cars in the parking bay described. Overall everything was great.
Comment: 5 Euro für den ganzen Tag, über Nacht 15 Euro, Easy Park geht.
Access: From Torbole, take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone to "Prato della Fama". Here you park the shuttle car if you take the Johanna 2 (Vione 2) (parking possibilities next to the road or at the small harbor in front of the tunnel. €5,- day parking ticket)). With the 2nd car, continue through the long tunnel and turn right towards Tignale. From here, follow the mountain road for approx. 5 km, which then meets a bridge (exit Vione 1 or entry Vione 2). It is better to park your car in the direction of Piovere after the first hairpin bend at a turnout due to the risk of burglary. To walk the entire canyon (Vione 1+2), drive up towards Piovere as far as the 2nd hairpin bend. Here you follow the poorly asphalted road 252 (marked on the stone) right up to hiking trail 265 Tignale-Aer. Limited parking at the left bend at 460Hm.
Return: Arrived at the lake (65Hm)go back to the parking lot on the left.

Piovere (Vione inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-12: All the equipment is fine. The water was extremely clean and the rocks were not slippery. There is a sign on the bridge that the canyon is prohibited from the end of September to the first of April (I...
2025-09-18: Anchors all in order. At the intermediate stand (50m) make sure that you take the orographically rightmost stand and not the one a little further to the left with 2 rusty anchors and a relatively new...
2025-07-14: We were in a large group of 13 people and it took us a total of 4 hours. We were able to park three cars in the parking bay described. Overall everything was great.
Return: Arrived at the lake (65Hm)go back to the parking lot on the left.

Piovere (Vione inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-12: All the equipment is fine. The water was extremely clean and the rocks were not slippery. There is a sign on the bridge that the canyon is prohibited from the end of September to the first of April (I...
2025-09-18: Anchors all in order. At the intermediate stand (50m) make sure that you take the orographically rightmost stand and not the one a little further to the left with 2 rusty anchors and a relatively new...
2025-07-14: We were in a large group of 13 people and it took us a total of 4 hours. We were able to park three cars in the parking bay described. Overall everything was great.
Approach: At a parking bay approx. 150m below the road bridge, a trail leads into the streambed. You reach the canyon above a scree dam.
Tour: The first half of the tour is a forest gorge in layered limestone, with many walking passages and short abseils and is not yet very convincing. Only from the middle does the canyon become more continuous and worthwhile. Here, several abseils (some of them jumpable) follow one another without a long route. The highlight of the tour is the 50m rappel. This is best rappelled from the left. The right-hand belay is difficult to reach. This is followed by a short step and a walking passages before the stream flows into Lake Garda (65m). Bar at the bottom.

Piovere (Vione inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Bucht an der Straße ohne Parkverbot, ca 100 m vor dem Einstieg. Wir wurden "freundlich" darauf hingewiesen, dass das der Parkplatz der Kommerziellen sei und wir doch bitte weiter die Straße runter auf dem großen Parkplatz parken sollen, weil sie es ihren Gästen nicht zumuten können so weit zu laufen. Ein entsprechendes Schild gibt es natürlich nicht.
Access: From Torbole, take the "SS45bis" through Riva and Limone to "Prato della Fama". Here you park the shuttle car if you take the Johanna 2 (Vione 2) (parking possibilities next to the road or at the small harbor in front of the tunnel. €5,- day parking ticket)). With the 2nd car, continue through the long tunnel and turn right towards Tignale. From here, follow the mountain road for approx. 5 km, which then meets a bridge (exit Vione 1 or entry Vione 2). It is better to park your car in the direction of Piovere after the first hairpin bend at a turnout due to the risk of burglary. To walk the entire canyon (Vione 1+2), drive up towards Piovere as far as the 2nd hairpin bend. Here you follow the poorly asphalted road 252 (marked on the stone) right up to hiking trail 265 Tignale-Aer. Limited parking at the left bend at 460Hm.
Return: Arrived at the lake (65Hm)go back to the parking lot on the left.

Kargraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-30: Individual anchors in gradually precarious condition. 3mm Neo was sufficient
2025-04-19: The old tree sling at the last abseil point (R20 right) has been removed and replaced by a wing ring on the big rock next to it (R15 right).always a pleasure with sun and enough water.
2025-03-22: All stands ok, nice open south-facing tour
Access: From Salzburg Süd drive in the direction of Berchtesgaden. In the village of Marktschellenberg, follow the signs to Ettenberg for 4 km. Here begins the mountain road which also leads to the Hochthron via ferrata. After a few serpentine bends, you will pass a group of houses. Then the road leads slightly downhill to a single house on the right "Roßboden 4". Here there are only small parking spaces next to the hiking sign.
Return: 1st possibility (20min) Recommendation: Exit the canyon approx. 100m before a prominent 2nd tributary (at a large rock with a cairn) at approx. 620m to the right. Here through the short steep grassy area up to a well-trodden path, which leads relatively easily and quickly up to the forest road. Follow this forest road to the right (past the hunting lodge) up a short and steep climb to the parking lot. 2nd possibility (30min): Get off at the bridge at 580m and follow the forest road right to the signposts. Follow the forest road uphill towards Ettenberg to the parking lot. 3rd possibility: Walk the lower part of the "Rothmannbach" (see description Rothmannbach) which exits at the Königseeache.

Kargraben: Canyon Start
2025-06-30: Individual anchors in gradually precarious condition. 3mm Neo was sufficient
2025-04-19: The old tree sling at the last abseil point (R20 right) has been removed and replaced by a wing ring on the big rock next to it (R15 right).always a pleasure with sun and enough water.
2025-03-22: All stands ok, nice open south-facing tour
Approach: Behind the house, walk slightly downhill across the meadow towards the forest (do not follow the hiking signs!). At the exit of the meadow, a small path branches off to the left into the forest. Follow the path initially without any difference in altitude. Afterwards, the now poorly recognizable path leads left uphill to the edge of the forest. Once you reach the edge of the forest, you can already see some cascades from the stream. From here, follow an old, partly steep path alongside the canyon. The path is not always easy to see through the tall grass, but with a little sense of direction this should not be a problem. After several tributary crossings and a short climb at the end, you are almost in the stream at 860m (easy entry at 860m).
Tour: The tour begins at 850m with beautiful small pools and a sloping rock slab where a bolt is left. This is followed by a short walking and climbing passage. From the next 10m step it becomes more continuous. This is followed by several beautiful (max. 20m) abseils, some of which can also be downclimbed. You should be careful with the small slides and possible jumps, as the pools are often covered in gravel. The abseiling points in the canyon are usually no higher than 10m. However, individual narrow sections can be quite unpleasant at higher water levels. In the lower flat and open section of the gorge (after the 1st inflow from the right) there are longer walking and downclimbs interrupted by a few small steps/abseils. An unpleasant narrow cascade in the water can be bypassed on the right by rappelling from a tree (sling). Before another striking 2nd tributary on the right, you have the option of exiting the canyon (see exit) or following the stream to the bridge/forest road at 580m.

Kargraben: Alternative Canyon End
2025-06-30: Individual anchors in gradually precarious condition. 3mm Neo was sufficient
2025-04-19: The old tree sling at the last abseil point (R20 right) has been removed and replaced by a wing ring on the big rock next to it (R15 right).always a pleasure with sun and enough water.
2025-03-22: All stands ok, nice open south-facing tour
Comment: Ausstieg bei Zufluss
Return: 1st possibility (20min) Recommendation: Exit the canyon approx. 100m before a prominent 2nd tributary (at a large rock with a cairn) at approx. 620m to the right. Here through the short steep grassy area up to a well-trodden path, which leads relatively easily and quickly up to the forest road. Follow this forest road to the right (past the hunting lodge) up a short and steep climb to the parking lot. 2nd possibility (30min): Get off at the bridge at 580m and follow the forest road right to the signposts. Follow the forest road uphill towards Ettenberg to the parking lot. 3rd possibility: Walk the lower part of the "Rothmannbach" (see description Rothmannbach) which exits at the Königseeache.

Kargraben: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg bei Brücke
Return: 1st possibility (20min) Recommendation: Exit the canyon approx. 100m before a prominent 2nd tributary (at a large rock with a cairn) at approx. 620m to the right. Here through the short steep grassy area up to a well-trodden path, which leads relatively easily and quickly up to the forest road. Follow this forest road to the right (past the hunting lodge) up a short and steep climb to the parking lot. 2nd possibility (30min): Get off at the bridge at 580m and follow the forest road right to the signposts. Follow the forest road uphill towards Ettenberg to the parking lot. 3rd possibility: Walk the lower part of the "Rothmannbach" (see description Rothmannbach) which exits at the Königseeache.

Valle del Chignolasc: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Everything ok ... just "a little" slippery
2025-05-30: Stands and fixed ropes all in order. We had a rope jam in the C28 and had to cut a few meters. We forgot a steel carabiner on the first rappel. Water temperature 13 degrees.
2025-05-29: Everything is ok. Attention: Access to the C67 rope got stuck in a block of water when pulling it off.
Return: Exit to the right after the final waterfall and you will soon reach the parking lot.

Valle del Chignolasc: Parking at Entry
2025-08-17: Everything ok ... just "a little" slippery
2025-05-30: Stands and fixed ropes all in order. We had a rope jam in the C28 and had to cut a few meters. We forgot a steel carabiner on the first rappel. Water temperature 13 degrees.
2025-05-29: Everything is ok. Attention: Access to the C67 rope got stuck in a block of water when pulling it off.
Access: From Locarno drive into the Maggia valley until you reach the village of Bignasco. Shortly after entering the village, turn right over the first bridge (Maggia), then immediately right again and straight ahead to the parking lot in front of the open-air swimming pool. Here you park the shuttle car (450m). With the 2nd car you drive back, but not over the bridge but through the beautiful village with stone houses. Then you continue to follow the steep narrow mountain road (not suitable for novice drivers.) to the church "Madonna di Monte". Arrived at the old church, there are several parking facilities (730m).
Return: Exit to the right after the final waterfall and you will soon reach the parking lot.

Valle del Chignolasc: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Everything ok ... just "a little" slippery
2025-05-30: Stands and fixed ropes all in order. We had a rope jam in the C28 and had to cut a few meters. We forgot a steel carabiner on the first rappel. Water temperature 13 degrees.
2025-05-29: Everything is ok. Attention: Access to the C67 rope got stuck in a block of water when pulling it off.
Approach: If you only have 1 car, you can also go up on foot via the hiking trail starting in the village in the direction of Madonna di Monte (approx. 1 hour). From the church (parking lot), follow the gravel road to the last house. Then look for a suitable place on the right to climb through the forest to the stream (700m).
Tour: The Bignasco is a beautiful open canyon. Despite the 2 high abseiling points of 70m and 85m, the canyon is very varied with several jumps and slides. Removable rope traverses are required to safely reach several exposed stands. Some slippery spots and sharp edges at the abseiling points require attention and rope-protecting techniques. The pools are usually deeply washed out and invite you to jump. After the approx. 70m abseil, the canyon becomes more continuous. This is followed by several shorter abseils, slides and jumps until the final waterfall at 85m. Beautiful views and curious glances from onlookers at the waterfall are guaranteed!

Valle del Chignolasc: Parking at Exit
Access: From Locarno drive into the Maggia valley until you reach the village of Bignasco. Shortly after entering the village, turn right over the first bridge (Maggia), then immediately right again and straight ahead to the parking lot in front of the open-air swimming pool. Here you park the shuttle car (450m). With the 2nd car you drive back, but not over the bridge but through the beautiful village with stone houses. Then you continue to follow the steep narrow mountain road (not suitable for novice drivers.) to the church "Madonna di Monte". Arrived at the old church, there are several parking facilities (730m).
Return: Exit to the right after the final waterfall and you will soon reach the parking lot.

Valle del Chignolasc: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Rio dell‘Ambruseit: Canyon Start
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2025-07-12: Nice and slippery as always. Otherwise everything OK
Approach: Enter the stream directly from the parking lot.
Tour: The Rio dell'Ambruseit is fed by 2 larger and several smaller tributaries and therefore always has plenty of water. The water level is best judged at the first 5m step, at the entry. Here, the water should not walk more than 2/3 of the step width over the edge. After the first step, there is about 200m of boulder terrain to the next 25m and 40m falls. At the 40m waterfall, an intermediate stance can be right to avoid getting the full load of water. After that there are several small steps (max. 10m) which can be rappelled, downclimbed or jumped according to your own assessment. A striking feature is a 25m rappel that first leads into a deep pool and then continues down the rappel refreshed. This is followed by a longer walking passages over boulder terrain which is interrupted by a small step (8m rappel or 2m jump). At the next 30m rappel, you are back in the watercourse (alternatively, you can rappel from a tree here). Depending on the water level, the deep pool has a receding current. After this point, there is a longer walking passages over boulders before the canyon narrows. The last 4 steps of the narrower gorge section are quickly mastered (2x rappel, 1x jump, 1x downclimb). Now follow the course of the stream for about 45 minutes without much difficulty to the exit/shuttle car at 440m (alternative: see exit/return route).

Rio dell‘Ambruseit: Parking at Exit
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2025-07-12: Nice and slippery as always. Otherwise everything OK
Comment: Kiesbank an der Mündung des Rio dell' Ambruseit in den Chiarzo (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo take the SS52b in the direction of Arta Terme/Austria. Approx. 4.5 km after the petrol station (near Tolmezzo) turn right towards Paularo into the Chiarzo valley (SP23). In the village of Piedim, cross the bridge over the Torrente Chiarzo on the right. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and follow the gravel road to Rio dell'Ambruseit. The shuttle car can be parked right next to the stream. Take the 2nd car back to the main road. Continue right upstream here. After a short distance, turn left towards Lovea. Follow the winding road towards Lovea. Shortly before the village of Lovea, turn left uphill (no driving sign). At the next junction, keep left again and follow the road to the stream (Rio dell'Ambruseit). Park directly in front of the stream (approx. 800m). Alternative where you save about 45min river walk but with 25min ascent: Do not park the car as described above, but drive straight to Lovea. Just before the village, turn left and continue uphill (no driving sign). After 4 hairpin bends there is a small turnoff and a small asphalt road on the right. Here you come to the small group of houses "Stavoli Nivuae". There is a paved parking lot (on the right) right next to the first houses, where the locals are not bothered. Park most of the cars here and return to the small road where you previously turned right with as few cars as possible. Continue uphill to the right until you reach the stream. Park here.
Return: 1st possibility (50 min): Stay in the canyon and hike out the streambed for approx. 50 min from the last rappel 2nd option (45 min): At approx. 550m, you will come across a large rock with blue care rope markings in the streambed on the right on the embankment (after approx. 20 min walking passages in the canyon after the last rappel). Up the embankment you can see an old ruin on the left. The path was newly equipped with blue markings on the trees in May 2022. First follow the streambed upstream for about 50m in the forest and then follow the blue markings steeply upwards. Then you come to a recognizable path which after about 25 minutes leads to the group of houses St. Nivuae where the shuttle cars should be parked beforehand.

Rio dell‘Ambruseit: Parking at Entry
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2025-07-12: Nice and slippery as always. Otherwise everything OK
Comment: Wandererparkplatz vor Fahrverbot (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo take the SS52b in the direction of Arta Terme/Austria. Approx. 4.5 km after the petrol station (near Tolmezzo) turn right towards Paularo into the Chiarzo valley (SP23). In the village of Piedim, cross the bridge over the Torrente Chiarzo on the right. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and follow the gravel road to Rio dell'Ambruseit. The shuttle car can be parked right next to the stream. Take the 2nd car back to the main road. Continue right upstream here. After a short distance, turn left towards Lovea. Follow the winding road towards Lovea. Shortly before the village of Lovea, turn left uphill (no driving sign). At the next junction, keep left again and follow the road to the stream (Rio dell'Ambruseit). Park directly in front of the stream (approx. 800m). Alternative where you save about 45min river walk but with 25min ascent: Do not park the car as described above, but drive straight to Lovea. Just before the village, turn left and continue uphill (no driving sign). After 4 hairpin bends there is a small turnoff and a small asphalt road on the right. Here you come to the small group of houses "Stavoli Nivuae". There is a paved parking lot (on the right) right next to the first houses, where the locals are not bothered. Park most of the cars here and return to the small road where you previously turned right with as few cars as possible. Continue uphill to the right until you reach the stream. Park here.
Return: 1st possibility (50 min): Stay in the canyon and hike out the streambed for approx. 50 min from the last rappel 2nd option (45 min): At approx. 550m, you will come across a large rock with blue care rope markings in the streambed on the right on the embankment (after approx. 20 min walking passages in the canyon after the last rappel). Up the embankment you can see an old ruin on the left. The path was newly equipped with blue markings on the trees in May 2022. First follow the streambed upstream for about 50m in the forest and then follow the blue markings steeply upwards. Then you come to a recognizable path which after about 25 minutes leads to the group of houses St. Nivuae where the shuttle cars should be parked beforehand.

Rio dell‘Ambruseit: Canyon End
Return: 1st possibility (50 min): Stay in the canyon and hike out the streambed for approx. 50 min from the last rappel 2nd option (45 min): At approx. 550m, you will come across a large rock with blue care rope markings in the streambed on the right on the embankment (after approx. 20 min walking passages in the canyon after the last rappel). Up the embankment you can see an old ruin on the left. The path was newly equipped with blue markings on the trees in May 2022. First follow the streambed upstream for about 50m in the forest and then follow the blue markings steeply upwards. Then you come to a recognizable path which after about 25 minutes leads to the group of houses St. Nivuae where the shuttle cars should be parked beforehand.

Gondo: Canyon Start
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2025-08-23: Start at 11.00 am incl. lots of sunshine and a few groups ;-) But these can be easily overtaken. Currently a lot of sand in the canyon, therefore deduction in the rating.
2025-08-16: superiore fun - ideal with two cars
Approach: (on foot: 20min) From the parking lot, walk a few meters until you see clear climbing tracks into the stream (1056m). Without a shuttle car, follow the mountain road to the "Stockalperweg" hiking trail, which crosses the road a few times. After about 20 minutes you reach the parking entry.
Tour: The continuously watery canyon offers slides, jumps and rappels into pools, some of which are very deep. The water level and water depth should always be checked beforehand! Some pools recede when the water level rises. The abseiling sections, especially in the lower part (key section), also become very dangerous. The canyon remains very entertaining until the end, but should never be underestimated. One of the highlights in the lower part is a huge rock arch under which you can swim (possible jumps). Before the final waterfall, you can decide whether to leave or continue downclimbing (C40+ downclimb).

Gondo: Canyon End
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2025-08-23: Start at 11.00 am incl. lots of sunshine and a few groups ;-) But these can be easily overtaken. Currently a lot of sand in the canyon, therefore deduction in the rating.
2025-08-16: superiore fun - ideal with two cars
Return: You can get out of the canyon at about 920m before the last waterfall on the left via a small path. This leads to the road and shortly back to the parking lot. 2nd option: You can rappel about 40m over the last waterfall and climb the rest right over stone slabs to the confluence of the Doveria at 850m. Then get off to the parking lot on the left.

Massaschlucht: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: We set 3 anchors, now you can go down to Bitsch again. But it's still adventurous terrain (difficult downclimbs), we almost always followed the water, under the boulders, sometimes it gets completely...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Massaschlucht Le tour se fait très facilement avec les transports publiques. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2024-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Massaschlucht Les sauts classiques sont tous ok, les surverses du barrage ont vidé les vasques ensablées.Plusieurs courtes cordes fixes +/- ok...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road to the foot of the mighty dam (1270m). You could start right at the bridge or save yourself the first part (boulder terrain) and follow the hiking trail in the direction of "Bitsch" (orographic left). Leave the path at the point where you reach the beautiful wooden hut. Here you go straight down across the meadow towards the stream. The entry becomes steeper shortly before the stream. (1200m)
Tour: The Massa Gorge is more of a hiking and swim canyon than a rappel canyon. Nevertheless, the canyon offers beautiful rappels in wonderfully green/bluish pools. The countless downclimbs (some over fixed ropes) never get boring as you have to find your way through crevices and holes. One of the highlights is the rappel (approx. 25m) into the so-called cathedral (left or right belay - exposed) followed by a narrow crevice with steps and a large pool, after which you approach the possible exit. However, there is also the option of exiting the canyon on the right after the last block area at a water drainage and reaching the road via a footbridge/hiking trail.

Massaschlucht: Canyon End
2025-09-17: We set 3 anchors, now you can go down to Bitsch again. But it's still adventurous terrain (difficult downclimbs), we almost always followed the water, under the boulders, sometimes it gets completely...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Massaschlucht Le tour se fait très facilement avec les transports publiques. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2024-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Massaschlucht Les sauts classiques sont tous ok, les surverses du barrage ont vidé les vasques ensablées.Plusieurs courtes cordes fixes +/- ok...
Return: If you're not sure, look up. Here a line leads across the canyon. This 1st exit option requires some easy climbing up to a meadow. Then along the electricity pylons to the small wooden huts. Further up from the huts, you will soon reach a road. Here, either follow the road or the hiking trail signs to the village of Hegdorn. In the small village with the beautiful wooden houses, keep right until you reach the shuttle car or the bus stop. (30-40min). The bus runs every hour (7.04, 7.27, 8.27, 9.27, etc. and costs CHF 3.60).

Isorno (inferiore) - Tessin: Canyon Start

Isorno (inferiore) - Tessin: Canyon End

Isorno (inferiore) - Tessin: Parking at Exit

Sulzer Wasserfall: Parking at Exit
2025-08-18: There is a tree in the first rappel, but it is easy to do. The "problematic" third rappel has now been equipped with a ring bolt on the right, so that it can be easily belayed or, for inexperienced cl...
2025-07-03: Streambed at parking lot was dry, but a good amount of water from entry. Anchor condition good, only minor potential for optimization. 2x40m ropes are perfect in this canyon, anyone who has to downcli...
2024-07-02: Anchors are fine. Quite a few singles and unlinked though. Grippy rock. Tree still in first abseil. Abseil 3 is into a pool, you can stand, but it is deep, and in high flows it could be pretty exc...
Access: 1st possibility with shuttle car: From Salzburg Süd drive towards Berchtesgaden. After the village of Marktschellenberg there is a long straight. At the exit of the straight there is a turn-off over a small bridge (Königseeache) to Kugelmühle/Almbach where you can park your shuttle car. Take the 2nd car back to the village of Marktschellenberg. Turn left at the church (crossroads) and continue along the mountain road towards Ettenberg. 50m after the large hiking parking lot (Neuhäusel), turn right. There are 2 wooden huts on the right (otherwise there is a large parking lot). 2nd possibility: See exit/return route. (From the parking exit, follow the hiking signs "Ettenberg via Talgrabenweg". From here continue left up to the road. Then turn left back to the parking entry.
Return: Depending on where you parked your car, you can either follow the path next to the Almbachklamm gorge downhill to the parking lot (transfer sign) at the Kugelmühle. Or you can follow the path only briefly to the hiking signs "Ettenberg via Talgrabenweg". From here, continue left up to the road. Then turn left back to the parking entry. Tip: On the way back to the Kugelmühle, there are a few beautiful pools at the exit of the Almbachklamm gorge that invite you to jump when the water is at the right level/depth. From the hiking trail in the Almbachklamm you can see bolts and stands all the way to the exit of the gorge.

Sulzer Wasserfall: Alternative Canyon End
2025-08-18: There is a tree in the first rappel, but it is easy to do. The "problematic" third rappel has now been equipped with a ring bolt on the right, so that it can be easily belayed or, for inexperienced cl...
2025-07-03: Streambed at parking lot was dry, but a good amount of water from entry. Anchor condition good, only minor potential for optimization. 2x40m ropes are perfect in this canyon, anyone who has to downcli...
2024-07-02: Anchors are fine. Quite a few singles and unlinked though. Grippy rock. Tree still in first abseil. Abseil 3 is into a pool, you can stand, but it is deep, and in high flows it could be pretty exc...
Comment: Ende, wenn die Almbachklamm komplett mitbegangen wird.
Return: Depending on where you parked your car, you can either follow the path next to the Almbachklamm gorge downhill to the parking lot (transfer sign) at the Kugelmühle. Or you can follow the path only briefly to the hiking signs "Ettenberg via Talgrabenweg". From here, continue left up to the road. Then turn left back to the parking entry. Tip: On the way back to the Kugelmühle, there are a few beautiful pools at the exit of the Almbachklamm gorge that invite you to jump when the water is at the right level/depth. From the hiking trail in the Almbachklamm you can see bolts and stands all the way to the exit of the gorge.

Sulzer Wasserfall: Parking at Entry
2025-08-18: There is a tree in the first rappel, but it is easy to do. The "problematic" third rappel has now been equipped with a ring bolt on the right, so that it can be easily belayed or, for inexperienced cl...
2025-07-03: Streambed at parking lot was dry, but a good amount of water from entry. Anchor condition good, only minor potential for optimization. 2x40m ropes are perfect in this canyon, anyone who has to downcli...
2024-07-02: Anchors are fine. Quite a few singles and unlinked though. Grippy rock. Tree still in first abseil. Abseil 3 is into a pool, you can stand, but it is deep, and in high flows it could be pretty exc...
Access: 1st possibility with shuttle car: From Salzburg Süd drive towards Berchtesgaden. After the village of Marktschellenberg there is a long straight. At the exit of the straight there is a turn-off over a small bridge (Königseeache) to Kugelmühle/Almbach where you can park your shuttle car. Take the 2nd car back to the village of Marktschellenberg. Turn left at the church (crossroads) and continue along the mountain road towards Ettenberg. 50m after the large hiking parking lot (Neuhäusel), turn right. There are 2 wooden huts on the right (otherwise there is a large parking lot). 2nd possibility: See exit/return route. (From the parking exit, follow the hiking signs "Ettenberg via Talgrabenweg". From here continue left up to the road. Then turn left back to the parking entry.
Return: Depending on where you parked your car, you can either follow the path next to the Almbachklamm gorge downhill to the parking lot (transfer sign) at the Kugelmühle. Or you can follow the path only briefly to the hiking signs "Ettenberg via Talgrabenweg". From here, continue left up to the road. Then turn left back to the parking entry. Tip: On the way back to the Kugelmühle, there are a few beautiful pools at the exit of the Almbachklamm gorge that invite you to jump when the water is at the right level/depth. From the hiking trail in the Almbachklamm you can see bolts and stands all the way to the exit of the gorge.

Sulzer Wasserfall: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at the 2 wooden huts, follow the forest road (no driving sign) right over a small bridge. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and walk downhill next to the stream until you reach another junction with a wooden hut. Turn left again here and continue downhill to a weekend house. Do not cross the private property here but enter the stream beforehand (approx. 750m).
Tour: Immediately after the house comes the 1st 15m abseil. The canyon quickly narrows. After a few steps, the next 4 abseiling points follow, all of which are directly in the water. At higher water levels, the steps can quickly become problematic! The belay after the 3rd rappel (C5) in particular is left exposed behind the rock face and should only be reached using a rope belay. From here you already have a beautiful view of the Almbach. After the 4th abseil (approx. 15m) it becomes more open again. This is followed by an approx. 40m rappel to the chain anchor. The 2 subsequent 40m and 35m steps can be divided as desired. After the last abseil point you are almost at the hiking trail from the Almbach at approx. 600m.

Sulzer Wasserfall: Canyon End
Comment: Ende bei Mündung in Almbachklamm

Barranco del Arado superiore: Canyon End
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2024-08-20: Approach path is beautiful, in fact, more interesting than the canyon... Some simple rapppels at the beginning and at the end, high point is the 48m (this time dry) and the following airy 28m cascades...
Return: Directly at the bridge get off on the left and walk up to the car (700m).

Barranco del Arado superiore: Canyon Start
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2024-08-20: Approach path is beautiful, in fact, more interesting than the canyon... Some simple rapppels at the beginning and at the end, high point is the 48m (this time dry) and the following airy 28m cascades...
Approach: From the bridge/parking lot, follow the hiking sign (wooden sign) "Cascata do Arado" (orographic left). Shortly you will reach the viewpoint at 750m where you can check the water level before continuing up. The path is marked with stone markers and leads through a beautiful mountain landscape. After a few meters of altitude you cross a tributary (left) of the Arado river and shortly after you come to a fork in the road. On a hill you can already see the big 45m waterfall. Continue in a right turn between the Arado and the left tributary until you reach another hill with a view of the enchanting Arado high valley. Keeping left, one descends shortly to the path at 930m (entry) (if one does not want to do the waterfall, one descends before to the path).
Tour: The canyon begins with a walking passages and small downclimb in open terrain. This is followed by 3 shorter rappel sections where the last rappel, before the big waterfall, can be jumped. The high waterfall (45m) is rappelled on the right with little water contact. Immediately after follows an exposed belay on the right side. The fixed traverese rope is not normally needed. To make the descent easier for others, because of a narrow spot (danger of entrapment), the first person can set up a rope line (drill hooks available at the bottom). Now follows a long walking and descending section with some possible jumps. A higher sloping step in the middle of the canyon can be rappelled left or bypassed right. Shortly after, there is a pool with several possible jumps (beware of the stone in the pool!). An aquatic cascade of 3 steps follows, which are also the last steps. In order to get to the first rappel of the cascade, you have to rappel in front of the huge granite block under which you swim (stand on the right). After the beautiful cascade there is another walking and descending section that leads shortly to the bridge/exit (here begins the Arado inferiore).

Barranco del Arado superiore: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-08-20: Approach path is beautiful, in fact, more interesting than the canyon... Some simple rapppels at the beginning and at the end, high point is the 48m (this time dry) and the following airy 28m cascades...
Access: From the dam bridge (Rio Cavado) Geres you drive in the direction of Vila do Geres/ Espanha. After about 6 km, turn right in the direction of Ermida. From here, follow the mountain road in the direction of Ermida. Continue until you reach a fork in the road with signs for "Cascata do Arado". After turning right, the asphalt road changes to a gravel road with holes that goes down to the Arado. Directly at the bridge there are several parking possibilities.
Return: Directly at the bridge get off on the left and walk up to the car (700m).

Barranco del Arado superiore: Waypoint
Comment: depart de la piste (descente)
Approach: From the bridge/parking lot, follow the hiking sign (wooden sign) "Cascata do Arado" (orographic left). Shortly you will reach the viewpoint at 750m where you can check the water level before continuing up. The path is marked with stone markers and leads through a beautiful mountain landscape. After a few meters of altitude you cross a tributary (left) of the Arado river and shortly after you come to a fork in the road. On a hill you can already see the big 45m waterfall. Continue in a right turn between the Arado and the left tributary until you reach another hill with a view of the enchanting Arado high valley. Keeping left, one descends shortly to the path at 930m (entry) (if one does not want to do the waterfall, one descends before to the path).

Rio Poio (inferiore): Canyon Start
Comment: Anhand Einstiegshöhe ermittelt
Approach: From the parking lot at approx. 430m, follow the path left of the road to the pipeline, which is already visible on the approach. Be careful not to take the path along the ridge here, but always climb along the pipeline (some thorn bushes). A little further up you will come to a fence. Follow the path, which is still clearly visible at the beginning, slightly uphill. Gradually, the path/trail becomes less and less recognizable. Cross the slope with little difference in altitude until you reach a ridge. Here you descend briefly (old wooden paths). Continue along the path until you reach a beautiful rocky viewpoint at approx. 550m. From the viewpoint, descend again along the rock face until the 60m waterfall becomes visible. You can choose to enter above or below the waterfall. (To enter above, look for a suitable path above the rock fence waterfall.) The last meters to the lower entry are downclimbed or rappelled on a small step at approx. 500m, 10m (bolts available).
Tour: The tour starts above or below the 60m waterfall, depending on the entry option. You can jump left and right into the beautiful large pools. This is followed by a small step that is rappelled from the left. Then comes a short walking and abseiling section. The next step is either jumped 12m (deep pool) or rappelled left. This is followed by another walking and abseiling section that exits at the last step before the inflow of er. Here you can first rappel left 5m on a ledge and then jump another 5m. From the tributary it is another 40 minutes of walking and downclimbing in an open canyon, interrupted by a 5-10m jump in the middle. Follow the stream past a ruin to the large stone wall where you are left out of the canyon.

Rio Poio (inferiore): Canyon End
Comment: Anhand Ausstiegshöhe ermittelt
Return: Follow the steep slope straight up to the road/parking lot.

Carcerelha: Canyon Start
2024-08-19: Not much stress, easy all the way down. For a fun day.
Approach: (with 2nd car: 0min) From the parking exit (approx. 220m) follow the road for approx. 20min to the bridge with the large turnout on the left. Directly at the signs Lago4 you descend 20m to the stream.
Tour: The tour starts with a nice 8-12m jump in a large pool (bolts left). This is followed by a longer walking and abseiling section which is not boring due to several possible jumps. Caution is advised on some slippery downclimbs as there are often hidden stones under the water surface. In the middle of the canyon, there are then two compelling rappels (10/15m), interrupted by a short walking passages with possible jumps (4/7m). The 15m rappel is followed by another longer walk and downclimb into a somewhat narrower canyon. Here you downclimb skillfully over slippery rocks before reaching the last steps. The first steps are usually bypassed on the right using a traverese rope that can be pulled off (watch out for the first pool, which often recedes). This is followed by a cascade of 5 and 15m which can be jumped and slid/jumped and rappelled or only rappelled (be careful with the last edge due to the current/fall). After the last deep pool you leave the canyon after approx. 100m on the left side.

Carcerelha: Canyon End
2024-08-19: Not much stress, easy all the way down. For a fun day.
Return: Approx. 100m after the last pool, a small path is visible approx. 150m left. Follow this path for about 10 minutes up to the road.

Carcerelha: Unknown Parking
2024-08-19: Not much stress, easy all the way down. For a fun day.
Comment: Parking Entrada
Access: Desde España por el embalse de Lindoso (OU540) hacia Portugal o desde Ponte da Barca hacia España por la N203. A la altura del puente del Río Tamente giraremos hacia Ermida por la CM1348 y seguiremos por la CM1349. Pasaremos Froufe y tras pasar Lourido tendremos una curva a derechas con el río a nuestra izquierda abajo. Aquí hay una zona para aparcar el coche de retorno o si solo llevamos uno. Con el coche de acceso seguimos por la carretera y justo al lado del puente sobre el río tenemos mucho sitio donde aparcar.
Return: Approx. 100m after the last pool, a small path is visible approx. 150m left. Follow this path for about 10 minutes up to the road.

Carcerelha: Unknown
Comment: Final del barranquet

Carcerelha: Unknown1
Comment: Cotxe sortida 1

Carcerelha: Unknown2
Comment: Cotxe sortida 2

Rio Conho: Canyon Start
Approach: Si tenemos dos coches desde la pista de acceso solo habrá que bajar al río por la pista que sale a la derecha de la casa: Si solo tenemos un coche, en el cruce de pistas tendremos que subir por la pista de la izquierda, la de la derecha es el retorno. Podremos llegar hasta la casa y girar a la derecha para bajar por la pista hasta el río.
Tour: The tour begins at 680m with a longer walking and downclimbing section with a few small steps that can be jumped (be careful!) or downclimbed (max. 10m). After approx. 40-45 minutes you reach the highest abseiling point. First you rappel 10m and then you can choose between the 37m right (slippery) in the water or left out of the water. Shortly afterwards, there is another 20m abseil (left). After this last higher rappel, there are two small slippery steps, the first of which is downclimbed on the left and the next on the right. The following blocked open terrain is bypassed as far left as possible until you reach a forest road (Steinmanderl). Exit at approx. 480m.

Rio Conho: Canyon End
Return: Follow the forest road for only about 80m. Then follow the inconspicuous path left on the orographic right side of the stream. After a while, the path changes to the left side and soon leads to the bridge/parking lot at 380m. Here the stream flows into the Rio Toco.

Rio Conho: Unknown
Comment: CabConho

Rio Conho: Unknown1
Comment: Coches

Rio Conho: Unknown2
Comment: Fafião

Rio Conho: Unknown3
Comment: FinConho

Rio Pricot: Canyon Start
2024-10-22: The water level from the road below to the stream above was somewhat "distorted", i.e. we had a little more water in the stream than expected. The stream was slippery in places, but also tolerates wat...
2024-08-09: The first third (till the bridge) is nice and well equipped. The middle part is rather to forget, nothing to do but walk. The final part is interesting, but the rigging and the rock here require nerve...
2024-08-03: All stands ok, nice beginner gorge
Approach: From the parking lot below, follow the forest road over the bridge and continue steeply uphill. After a few meters you come to another wooden bridge (middle section) that crosses the Rio Pricot. From here, continue steeply uphill until you reach a detached house. Here you enter the stream right at approx. 910m without difficulty. If you park at the hikers' parking lot "above", follow the hiking trail to meet the forest road (other access) after about 15 minutes. From here you will soon reach the entry point
Tour: The canyon begins with slippery downclimbs and 4 smaller steps between 10-15m . The fourth rappel can usually be downclimbed and slid (rocks in the middle of the gorge!!!). For the next 20m step there are abseiling options to the left and right. This is followed by a 15m rappel, a short walking passages and a 3m jump before the wooden bridge (access path). At the bridge, you can comfortably get on and off (middle of the gorge). The second part of the tour begins with a longer downclimb over slippery slabs of rock and boulder climbing. After the rock pile there is another short sloping rock slab. Downclimb right here or set up a rope belay over any tree for safety. This is followed by a downclimb over rocks before continuing with the 4 beautiful steps. The first of the steps is rappelled 15m left. Then comes a 5m rappel on the right. The best way to get to the last 15m step is with a pull-off rope traverse. This is set up from the belay station above a small step. The tour exits after the 15m waterfall at approx. 720m.

Rio Pricot: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-22: The water level from the road below to the stream above was somewhat "distorted", i.e. we had a little more water in the stream than expected. The stream was slippery in places, but also tolerates wat...
2024-08-09: The first third (till the bridge) is nice and well equipped. The middle part is rather to forget, nothing to do but walk. The final part is interesting, but the rigging and the rock here require nerve...
2024-08-03: All stands ok, nice beginner gorge
Comment: Großer Parkplatz für Pricot und Pricotic
Access: From Tarvisio, take the main road or the highway to Pontebba. In Pontebba, continue through the village in the direction of Studena Bassa (note: NOT Studena alta!) or Passo del Cason di Lanza. The road leads along the Torrente Pontebbana. The first rather bad parking possibility is on the right side of the road before the bridge where the first access point begins. It seems more practical to drive about 1 km further and use the large parking lot for hikers (same as at Pricotic). The alternative access also branches off from there (a little quicker)
Return: Follow the stream to the junction (Torrente Pontebbana) and turn left or right depending on the parking lot. If you choose the parking lot for hikers, walk up the Torrente Pontebbana for about 50m until a path on the left leads to the road. Follow this for about 5-10 minutes.

Rio Pricot: Canyon End
2024-10-22: The water level from the road below to the stream above was somewhat "distorted", i.e. we had a little more water in the stream than expected. The stream was slippery in places, but also tolerates wat...
2024-08-09: The first third (till the bridge) is nice and well equipped. The middle part is rather to forget, nothing to do but walk. The final part is interesting, but the rigging and the rock here require nerve...
2024-08-03: All stands ok, nice beginner gorge
Return: Follow the stream to the junction (Torrente Pontebbana) and turn left or right depending on the parking lot. If you choose the parking lot for hikers, walk up the Torrente Pontebbana for about 50m until a path on the left leads to the road. Follow this for about 5-10 minutes.

Rio Pricot: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Wenig Platz am rechten Straßenrand
Access: From Tarvisio, take the main road or the highway to Pontebba. In Pontebba, continue through the village in the direction of Studena Bassa (note: NOT Studena alta!) or Passo del Cason di Lanza. The road leads along the Torrente Pontebbana. The first rather bad parking possibility is on the right side of the road before the bridge where the first access point begins. It seems more practical to drive about 1 km further and use the large parking lot for hikers (same as at Pricotic). The alternative access also branches off from there (a little quicker)
Return: Follow the stream to the junction (Torrente Pontebbana) and turn left or right depending on the parking lot. If you choose the parking lot for hikers, walk up the Torrente Pontebbana for about 50m until a path on the left leads to the road. Follow this for about 5-10 minutes.

Val Tovanella: Canyon Start
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Entrati circa a quota 760 quando il sentiero costeggia vicino il greto. E' un altro ingresso intermedio tra inizio parte alta e part...
2025-11-16: Enter at about elevation 760 when the trail skirts near the creek bed. It is another intermediate entrance between beginning upper part and classic part. Minimal weapons in the upper part and also to...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Access: we took small path left just before the 2nd wooden bridge.Most jumps ok. Water can be avoided in the larger descents, but si...
Approach: (15min. from the picnic parking lot) Before the tour, check the water level at the last waterfall near the picnic area (5 min.). Follow the mountain road with the wooden sign Val Tovanella on the orographic right side of the gorge. Further up, cross the stream over a concrete bridge with a view into the canyon. Then you cross 2 more wooden bridges before you reach a suitable spot (broken wooden railing). Enter the stream here before the iron debris barrier you have already seen. Entry at approx. 570m.
Tour: After slipping through at the debris barrier, you initially follow an open canyon with small downclimbs and abseils up to approx. 5m. The canyon narrows visibly as you progress. There is generally no need for artificial light, but some parts are very dark and exciting if you are not yet familiar with the canyon. From the middle, the canyon becomes really interesting. After a small jump into a dark pool, you come to a rope traverse high up on the right side with a place to stand, from which you then rappel about 15m into a small grotto. This is followed by a short, narrow walking passage before you reach the railroad bridge. (With a great deal of skill, you could reach/use the railroad bridge ladder for an emergency exit). The next 20m abseil is partly completed in the water and the rope retrival takes place in the pool. This is followed by a small 2m step (stand left) that leads to the last 12m waterfall. Here the canyon opens up again. The pool varies in depth, so a jump should be well considered!!! The canyon exits after the last rappel at approx. 500m.

Val Tovanella: Canyon End
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Entrati circa a quota 760 quando il sentiero costeggia vicino il greto. E' un altro ingresso intermedio tra inizio parte alta e part...
2025-11-16: Enter at about elevation 760 when the trail skirts near the creek bed. It is another intermediate entrance between beginning upper part and classic part. Minimal weapons in the upper part and also to...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Access: we took small path left just before the 2nd wooden bridge.Most jumps ok. Water can be avoided in the larger descents, but si...
Return: After the last pool, follow the shallow streambed to the gravel bank in front of the road bridge. Here you are left at the picnic parking lot or return to the parking area on the access path.

Val Tovanella: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Entrati circa a quota 760 quando il sentiero costeggia vicino il greto. E' un altro ingresso intermedio tra inizio parte alta e part...
2025-11-16: Enter at about elevation 760 when the trail skirts near the creek bed. It is another intermediate entrance between beginning upper part and classic part. Minimal weapons in the upper part and also to...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tovanella Access: we took small path left just before the 2nd wooden bridge.Most jumps ok. Water can be avoided in the larger descents, but si...
Access: SS51 to Picnic Area Val Tovanella
Return: After the last pool, follow the shallow streambed to the gravel bank in front of the road bridge. Here you are left at the picnic parking lot or return to the parking area on the access path.

Val Tovanella: Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg Tovanella
Approach: (15min. from the picnic parking lot) Before the tour, check the water level at the last waterfall near the picnic area (5 min.). Follow the mountain road with the wooden sign Val Tovanella on the orographic right side of the gorge. Further up, cross the stream over a concrete bridge with a view into the canyon. Then you cross 2 more wooden bridges before you reach a suitable spot (broken wooden railing). Enter the stream here before the iron debris barrier you have already seen. Entry at approx. 570m.

Val Tovanella: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Abflugort: Tovanella Alto (Höhe 835)
Approach: (15min. from the picnic parking lot) Before the tour, check the water level at the last waterfall near the picnic area (5 min.). Follow the mountain road with the wooden sign Val Tovanella on the orographic right side of the gorge. Further up, cross the stream over a concrete bridge with a view into the canyon. Then you cross 2 more wooden bridges before you reach a suitable spot (broken wooden railing). Enter the stream here before the iron debris barrier you have already seen. Entry at approx. 570m.
Tour: After slipping through at the debris barrier, you initially follow an open canyon with small downclimbs and abseils up to approx. 5m. The canyon narrows visibly as you progress. There is generally no need for artificial light, but some parts are very dark and exciting if you are not yet familiar with the canyon. From the middle, the canyon becomes really interesting. After a small jump into a dark pool, you come to a rope traverse high up on the right side with a place to stand, from which you then rappel about 15m into a small grotto. This is followed by a short, narrow walking passage before you reach the railroad bridge. (With a great deal of skill, you could reach/use the railroad bridge ladder for an emergency exit). The next 20m abseil is partly completed in the water and the rope retrival takes place in the pool. This is followed by a small 2m step (stand left) that leads to the last 12m waterfall. Here the canyon opens up again. The pool varies in depth, so a jump should be well considered!!! The canyon exits after the last rappel at approx. 500m.

Val Tovanella: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Abfahrt von Costa Signora, Nebenfluss Tovanella (1030 m Höhe)
Tour: After slipping through at the debris barrier, you initially follow an open canyon with small downclimbs and abseils up to approx. 5m. The canyon narrows visibly as you progress. There is generally no need for artificial light, but some parts are very dark and exciting if you are not yet familiar with the canyon. From the middle, the canyon becomes really interesting. After a small jump into a dark pool, you come to a rope traverse high up on the right side with a place to stand, from which you then rappel about 15m into a small grotto. This is followed by a short, narrow walking passage before you reach the railroad bridge. (With a great deal of skill, you could reach/use the railroad bridge ladder for an emergency exit). The next 20m abseil is partly completed in the water and the rope retrival takes place in the pool. This is followed by a small 2m step (stand left) that leads to the last 12m waterfall. Here the canyon opens up again. The pool varies in depth, so a jump should be well considered!!! The canyon exits after the last rappel at approx. 500m.

Mala Koritnica: Canyon Start
2025-09-01: It's a shame that there's a 6m abseil at the start - otherwise you wouldn't need a rope Superiore Canyon
2023-06-21: Short but beautiful deep cut canyon. One jump and one slide, everything else swimming or walking. You have to be careful in high water or stormy weather Unfortunately illegal canyon, so you have to hi...
2022-08-21: Without ropes, short speed run done. 15 min from car to car.
Approach: From the parking lot, walk a short distance back along the road to the no-driving sign. Descend here directly into the stream. You will soon come to a weir (entry at approx. 590m).
Tour: After the small climbing step at the weir and a short walking passages, the canyon narrows and you immediately get into the swing of things... Beautiful washouts and the turquoise-blue water in the pools are a feast for the eyes. The small steps and drop-offs in the gorge can normally be jumped or downclimbed (several possible jumps). However, single bolts are available on some steps. As soon as you really get going, the tour exits again. At the point where the canyon opens up, you can see an iron ladder leading out of the stream on the orographic left side (sharp-edged at the top!).

Mala Koritnica: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-01: It's a shame that there's a 6m abseil at the start - otherwise you wouldn't need a rope Superiore Canyon
2023-06-21: Short but beautiful deep cut canyon. One jump and one slide, everything else swimming or walking. You have to be careful in high water or stormy weather Unfortunately illegal canyon, so you have to hi...
2022-08-21: Without ropes, short speed run done. 15 min from car to car.
Comment: Parkplatz oberhalb von Mala Koritnica (cwiki)
Access: Directly, 1Km after the end of the village (place name sign) Log Pod Mangartom (coming from Predil Pass) there is a turnout with a parking place for hikers on the right side before the stone bridge. Park here.
Return: From the iron ladder, walk towards the power station buildings and through the middle. Then follow the visible hiking trail on the orographic left side of the gorge back to the parking lot.

Mala Koritnica: Canyon End
2025-09-01: It's a shame that there's a 6m abseil at the start - otherwise you wouldn't need a rope Superiore Canyon
2023-06-21: Short but beautiful deep cut canyon. One jump and one slide, everything else swimming or walking. You have to be careful in high water or stormy weather Unfortunately illegal canyon, so you have to hi...
2022-08-21: Without ropes, short speed run done. 15 min from car to car.
Return: From the iron ladder, walk towards the power station buildings and through the middle. Then follow the visible hiking trail on the orographic left side of the gorge back to the parking lot.

Val Fogare (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-05-31: All necessary anchors available. 2x 30m ropes sufficient. Everything clean, no wood.
2024-08-23: We heard that the canyon is doable. Some anchor points are old, but still functional. One traverse is "the most fun". But it's okay, everything is fine ♡
2024-07-26: With the upper part a wonderful canyoning tour
Approach: From the parking lot you cross the Torrente Cordevale and go south. It is relatively obvious where to go into the woods on the other side of the river, because in front of it there are high slopes that you can not climb. At the first opportunity where the embankment is lower, you go into the forest (during our walk 14.8.2023 there was also a cairn at the embankment). In the forest you will find an obvious path that is also marked with red markings. Follow the path southwards until you reach the exit of Val Fogare (after about 15 minutes from the parking lot). Cross the Fogare and after about 20m go up the slope and meet the trail that from now on goes uphill. After about 330m at 480m, instead of following the path that goes straight on, take a hairpin bend and continue along the path that goes steeply uphill from here on. During the ascent, you will come across a stone manderl, a wall with iron railings and a trail marker. After several meters of altitude, it suddenly becomes flatter. Here you have a beautiful view into the valley and the canyon. For the further flat path above the canyon, it is better to wear a helmet. The partly heavily damaged railing says more than a thousand words. From here about 20min. without difficulty follow the path to the stream / entry at about 640m (ticks do not forget ;-) )
Tour: The Fogare inferiore is certainly one of the most beautiful and varied canyons in the national park. Without a long stretch of path, there are several steps that can either be rappelled or jumped. A few narrow sections, a grotto in the middle of the gorge and the shimmering green water in the pools will make your canyoning heart beat faster. The belays are no longer the newest but are still usable and well positioned. Due to the catchment area of only 4.2Km², you normally have no problems rappelling in the water. The canyon should not be underestimated due to its narrow sections! After the last incised passage, there is a small open wall in the stream. Then the last few meters are downclimbed. Exit at approx. 460m below the water channel. Val Fogarè is located in the Parco Nazionale Dolomiti where canyoning is prohibited. The A.I.C. management has been negotiating with the national park administration for some time.

Val Fogare (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-05-31: All necessary anchors available. 2x 30m ropes sufficient. Everything clean, no wood.
2024-08-23: We heard that the canyon is doable. Some anchor points are old, but still functional. One traverse is "the most fun". But it's okay, everything is fine ♡
2024-07-26: With the upper part a wonderful canyoning tour
Return: At the exit or. left again up the path and return to the parking lot.

Val Fogare (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-31: All necessary anchors available. 2x 30m ropes sufficient. Everything clean, no wood.
2024-08-23: We heard that the canyon is doable. Some anchor points are old, but still functional. One traverse is "the most fun". But it's okay, everything is fine ♡
2024-07-26: With the upper part a wonderful canyoning tour
Access: Coming from Belluno, head towards Agordo and continue on the SS203 into the Cordevale Valley. After the village of Mas comes the village of Peron. About 4Km after Peron, along the Torrente Cordevale, on a long straight left there is a large picnic area with camper pitches. Opposite is the house of the Comando Statione Forestale "C. se Candaten". From here continue for 1.2km until you reach a forest road on the left by a dilapidated house. Here you enter the forest until you reach Torrente Cordevale (here are also nice places to sleep, which are a bit secluded). This parking lot is much better than the "old" one at the picnic area, because it is relatively shielded.
Return: At the exit or. left again up the path and return to the parking lot.

Rio Ronch: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: No jumps possible, all pools are full of gravel
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronc Equipement et débit ok.Engravé en effet, mais vraiment très beau. (Quelle:
2025-08-21: Clogged pools that do not allow for jumps and slides
Approach: From the parking lot directly at the hiking signpost 657 ("Birio Sant", "Sella Grubia"), follow the path orographic to the right of the stream. At the wooden plaque with the depicted bird, the hiking trail leads upwards. Follow this for approx. 140m until an inconspicuous path branches off to the right (marked path goes to the left. On the right is a dry streambed). Follow the path next to the gorge until you reach a gravel slope (2 red dots). Then follow/descend the steep gravel slope over red dots to the streambed. Entry at approx. 670m.
Tour: The access is not easy and rather long in relation to the tour. Nevertheless, the Rio Ronc is a worthwhile canyon. Especially those who like to slide and jump will get their money's worth. After a short section of walking, the first 2 abseiling points are reached; 3m and 20m. The 20m step is also the highest point. Most of the following steps can be slid or jumped, depending on the water level. Between the steps, there are always short walking passages with beautiful washouts. The tour exits at the access path at approx. 600m.

Rio Ronch: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-21: No jumps possible, all pools are full of gravel
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronc Equipement et débit ok.Engravé en effet, mais vraiment très beau. (Quelle:
2025-08-21: Clogged pools that do not allow for jumps and slides
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit direkt an der Bachmündung (cwiki)
Access: The village of Resuitta lies between Chiusaforte and Carnia. From here you drive into the beautiful Resia Valley. Follow the road signposted "Stolvizza" and "Coritis". After the village of Stolvizza, the road first leads downhill. You cross the T. Resia (follow the signs for "Coritis"). The road then climbs up some narrow hairpin bends to a chapel. From here, the road leads slightly downhill again. After approx. 2.2 km from the chapel, you cross two small road bridges (R. Slatina and T. Resia) in quick succession. Immediately after the second bridge, follow the forest road left downhill for 400m to the very back of the trail (Caution! You cross 2 stream crossings and therefore need some ground clearance). At the end (after the 2nd crossing) the forest road bends to the right. You can either park your car here or follow the forest road uphill for approx. 100m and park your car directly at the hiking trail signpost 657 (entry/exit parking lot). (P.s. It is 9km from the sign at the end of Resiutta to Stolvizza and 4.4km from Stolvizza to the two small bridges).
Return: Climb out of the stream to the right onto the access path and shortly back to the parking lot.

Rio Ronch: Canyon End
2025-09-21: No jumps possible, all pools are full of gravel
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronc Equipement et débit ok.Engravé en effet, mais vraiment très beau. (Quelle:
2025-08-21: Clogged pools that do not allow for jumps and slides
Return: Climb out of the stream to the right onto the access path and shortly back to the parking lot.

Rio Lomming: Canyon Start
2025-02-23: Fully descended from elevation 930. Weapons ok and therefore no natural weapons needed. Hardware and pollution present especially in the second part. The change of environment between start and finish...
Approach: From the hiking parking lot ("Pusti Gost/Belvedere"), follow the signs to "Pusti Gost/Belvedere". First you walk briefly on the road which then exits at the picnic area with small wooden huts. Continue up the path over the small wooden bridge on the left. You will pass 3 concrete water houses. At the third water house (blue arrows), you can join the stream for the lower part. For the upper entry, follow the path for about 20-25 minutes further up, past the small Jesus cross to the wooden bridge at about 920m. P.s. If you want to check the water level at the last rappel before the ascent, follow the hiking trail at the pizzeria parking lot (wooden sign) "Ta Lipa Pot" for approx. 5-10min.
Tour: The first abseiling sections start directly at the wooden bridge at approx. 920m. The steps vary between 5 and 25m. As the stream usually only carries a little water, the abseiling sections, almost all of which lead through the stream, should not pose a problem. The first nicer part (approx. 10 rappels) to the middle entry/exit (left) is more continuous than the second. In the second part there are again approx. 10 abseils (up to max. 35m) interspersed with walking and downclimbs. Towards the bottom, the canyon narrows shortly before you reach the last and most beautiful open cascade. Here you first rappel 15m to an intermediate stand and then another 35m in the water (Caution! Exit from the first pool to the intermediate belay is difficult without fixed ropes besser before the pool, rappel to the right to the intermediate belay). The cascade can also be bypassed right. After the last abseiling point, you are almost at the hiking trail at approx. 600m.

Rio Lomming: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-02-23: Fully descended from elevation 930. Weapons ok and therefore no natural weapons needed. Hardware and pollution present especially in the second part. The change of environment between start and finish...
Access: The village of Resuitta lies between Chiusaforte and Carnia. From here you drive into the beautiful Resia Valley. Follow the road signposted "Stolvizza" (P.s. It is 9 km from the sign at the end of Resuitta to Stolvizza). In Stolvizza you can either park directly at the parking lot for hikers (wooden sign "Ta Lipa Pot") next to the pizzeria or follow the road for another 50m and park at the parking lot for hikers (Pusti Gost/ Belvedere) on the left.
Return: Follow the "Ta Lipa Pot" hiking trail on the left, which soon leads back to the hiking parking lot in the village.

Rio Lomming: Canyon End
2025-02-23: Fully descended from elevation 930. Weapons ok and therefore no natural weapons needed. Hardware and pollution present especially in the second part. The change of environment between start and finish...
Return: Follow the "Ta Lipa Pot" hiking trail on the left, which soon leads back to the hiking parking lot in the village.

Kreuzgraben: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: A nice canyon with four long descents. Some of the descents have to be made of wood. Many anchors heavily rusted.
Approach: From the Eggeralm parking lot, climb over the wooden fence next to the forest. Then walk across the meadow up to the fort road (Kranischer Höhenweg 403). Follow the forest road (right) slightly uphill. After a while, the forest road crosses a small stream (Rinserl). Next to it is a green forest road gate). After the iron gate, it is approx. 200m to a prominent left-hand bend (at a forest clearing). Leave the forest path here and head towards the small visible wooden hut. The descent is steep and pathless, straight over the forest ridge to the flat streambed with an old wooden hut at 1390m.
Tour: In our opinion, the Kreuzgraben is one of the most beautiful limestone canyoning tours in Carinthia, if it weren't for the many wooden obstructions. The tour starts at the old crumbling wooden hut at 1390m. If you already have the feeling that the stream is carrying too much water here, you should not go any further as the amount of water increases due to inflows and it can become dangerous at the narrow sections. At the beginning of the tour, you descend and downclimb in open terrain. This is followed by a short walking passage followed by another descent in the water. After a small abseil from single bolts and a tree, there are two approaches (left/right) into the stream. After approx. 150m walking passages before the gorge at the latest, the amount of water should be correctly assessed (an exit is still possible before the gorge). It gets really beautiful from the narrow section onwards. This is followed by several short abseiling sections, most of which are in the water flow. The only annoying thing are the logs / obstructions that you come across again and again along the rest of the route. Despite the small catchment area of approx. 2.5 km², the obstructions pose a great danger if the water suddenly rises. At the exit of the first gorge, there is an invisible abseiling point ("Z-passage"). Here you first rappel to the right of the jam for approx. 15m. The next bolt is high up on the right-hand side, in the hollow. (Caution! The rope can very easily get caught in the crevice during rope retrival). This is followed by a short, more open downclimb and walking passages. Halfway down the canyon you come to the highest abseil point, approx. 45m. The rappel can also be divided into 30m and 10m (Caution! The intermediate section is located far to the right outside the water flow after a slippery ledge). After a short distance and a 5m step comes the second highest (approx. 30m) and most aquatic rappel. After the following 25m and 15m rappel, the canyon opens up briefly. This is followed by a short downclimb over boulder terrain (first boulder field). Then come the last two abseils where it gets narrower again. Once you have conquered the last steps, after approx. 50m of walking terrain you come to a second boulder field at approx. 1100m. Here you exit the canyon on the right (blue/yellow arrow on the rock). For those who want to tackle the lower part: 4 equipped abseiling points, a 6m slide and 1000 trees

Kreuzgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: A nice canyon with four long descents. Some of the descents have to be made of wood. Many anchors heavily rusted.
Comment: Eggeralm Parkplatz
Access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 (Tauernautobahn) in the direction of Italy. Either exit at Feistritz and take the main road towards Hermagor or via Villach and the Gailtal main road to Hermagor. Immediately after Hermagor through Kühwegboden to Möderndorf. From the Klammwirt (Garnitzenklamm), follow the mountain road to the first large parking lot for hikers (Eggeralm) (approx. 20 min. from Hermagor). Tip: With two cars....see exit/return route.
Return: The blue/yellow arrow on the rock marks the exit, which first leads over the steep boulder field. After a few meters in altitude, turn left onto the forest ridge (yellow markers). In the forest, follow the small stream on the orographic left until you reach a visible forest road with a hunter's stand. First option: Climb up the forest road (left) to the asphalt road and follow this for approx. 15-20 minutes to the Eggeralm parking lot. To save yourself the 15-20 minute return journey on the upper part of the asphalt road, a second car can be parked in front of the forest road at the turnout (large beech tree with yellow cross). Second option: Continue up through the forest to the right towards the second hunter's stand visible on the rock face. Below the rock face, first cross to the left and then continue uphill to a forest road. Once you reach the forest road, climb up a small open ridge to the left for the last time to hairpin bend 14 (1365m). After approx. 200m of asphalt road, you are back at the starting point (Eggeralm parking lot).

Kreuzgraben: Canyon End
2025-09-20: A nice canyon with four long descents. Some of the descents have to be made of wood. Many anchors heavily rusted.
Return: The blue/yellow arrow on the rock marks the exit, which first leads over the steep boulder field. After a few meters in altitude, turn left onto the forest ridge (yellow markers). In the forest, follow the small stream on the orographic left until you reach a visible forest road with a hunter's stand. First option: Climb up the forest road (left) to the asphalt road and follow this for approx. 15-20 minutes to the Eggeralm parking lot. To save yourself the 15-20 minute return journey on the upper part of the asphalt road, a second car can be parked in front of the forest road at the turnout (large beech tree with yellow cross). Second option: Continue up through the forest to the right towards the second hunter's stand visible on the rock face. Below the rock face, first cross to the left and then continue uphill to a forest road. Once you reach the forest road, climb up a small open ridge to the left for the last time to hairpin bend 14 (1365m). After approx. 200m of asphalt road, you are back at the starting point (Eggeralm parking lot).

Škurda: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Nous avons fait le canyon en entier. 1 h 40 d'entrée, 5 h de canyoning à deux. Tous les points d'ancrage sont bons, l'eau des vasques e...
2025-05-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Just did Skurda lower, pretty canyon, quick access, no shuttle needed. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda The further down the more beautiful. Easy to walk on. Anchors good. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Approach: (with 2nd car: 1h15min) Once you have parked in the paid parking lot in front of the school sports field, follow the path past the school towards the already visible canyon. After crossing the first bridge, there is a hiking sign "Planinarska transverzala Orjen-Lovćen-Rumija". Past the pump house and stone bridge, follow the beautiful hiking trail in several serpentines up to a stone house at approx. 220 m. At the following serpentine bend with markings, you could choose the path visible on the ridge for the lower entry. To do this, leave the main path here on the left in the direction of the electricity pylons. If you want to enter further up, follow the main path further up. (A little tip: after approx. 400m, just before a rusty electricity pylon, there is a small fork with an H2O sign on the left-hand side of the path. Here you can get drinking water after approx. 20m in the small stone wall tunnel). After the last hairpin bends, you have a wonderful view of the Bay of Kotor and the surrounding mountains from the ridge. From here it becomes flatter. First follow the signs for "Krstac" and "Lovćen". At the next fork in the path, turn left through the forest to the wall from the KuK period and the entry point at the stream at approx. 580m.
Tour: The Škurda has over 30 abseiling points, whereby the first third (approx. 1 hour) is mostly waterless. In this part there is also the highest abseil of 40m. At the beginning there are 3 beautiful abseils and a long downclimb. After a small cascade, the canyon becomes more incised and continuous. Here a tributary enters the canyon from the right, bringing most of the water. Several abseils (max. 35m) follow without much distance until you reach the beautiful, incised lower section of the gorge (be careful! after the 35m +10m abseil, there is an entry/exit point marked "EXIT" on the rock on the left). A removable rope traverse can be set up to the last abseiling point of approx. 20m. Then downclimb/descend the last few meters of the canyon to the exit at approx. 10m.

Škurda: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Nous avons fait le canyon en entier. 1 h 40 d'entrée, 5 h de canyoning à deux. Tous les points d'ancrage sont bons, l'eau des vasques e...
2025-05-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Just did Skurda lower, pretty canyon, quick access, no shuttle needed. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda The further down the more beautiful. Easy to walk on. Anchors good. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Access: From Tivat, head south. At the large traffic circle (after the airport), turn left towards Kotor. In Kotor, go straight on at the small traffic circle until you reach the bridge. Immediately after the bridge, turn right into the parking lot (approx. €1/hour).
Return: You leave the canyon on the right-hand side after about 10m and immediately after the pumping station you reach the road/paid parking lot.

Škurda: Canyon End
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Nous avons fait le canyon en entier. 1 h 40 d'entrée, 5 h de canyoning à deux. Tous les points d'ancrage sont bons, l'eau des vasques e...
2025-05-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda Just did Skurda lower, pretty canyon, quick access, no shuttle needed. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Skurda The further down the more beautiful. Easy to walk on. Anchors good. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Return: You leave the canyon on the right-hand side after about 10m and immediately after the pumping station you reach the road/paid parking lot.

Bogutovski Potok: Canyon Start
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski Needs a shuttle. The approach path is very overgrown. Equipment was fine. Best parts of the canyon are near the bottom. To exit, fl...
2024-08-03: The first third is a struggle, 1h walk in the almost dry stream bed, luckily not that overgrown as expected. Beware of snakes, there were a lot, some looking wicked. The second third is a nice, shady...
2024-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski (Quelle:
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the forest road back briefly and continue downhill to the stream. From here, follow the path/stream to the left. After crossing the stream several times, you will come to an old overgrown mill house at approx. 350m. This is also the entry point.
Tour: The Bogutovski Potok is a beautiful canyon rich in vegetation with mostly shorter abseils. The first part is still open. A few steps can be downclimbed or bypassed here. After the first higher, approx. 25m abseil, you can already see into a deep canyon. This is where the most beautiful part of the canyoning tour begins. Several short abseiling points with small possible jumps lead through the gorge, which is partly decorated with sintering. Shortly before the bridge at approx. 170m, you can leave the canyon to the left or opt for the last and highest approx. 30m rappel in the watercourse below the bridge. The last rappel exits in the Morača at approx. 120m.

Bogutovski Potok: Parking at Exit
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski Needs a shuttle. The approach path is very overgrown. Equipment was fine. Best parts of the canyon are near the bottom. To exit, fl...
2024-08-03: The first third is a struggle, 1h walk in the almost dry stream bed, luckily not that overgrown as expected. Beware of snakes, there were a lot, some looking wicked. The second third is a nice, shady...
2024-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski (Quelle:
Comment: Ausstieg Parkplatz (cwiki)
Access: From Podgorica heading north (Kolašin) along the Morača. Immediately after the 9th tunnel (9th tunnel = very short), park the shuttle car on the right at the detour at km 1012. Drive a short distance north with the 2nd car. After the village sign for Trmanje directly after the bridge, turn left into the small, inconspicuous exit. Follow the narrow mountain road for 5 km. Then turn left onto a forest road (ground clearance for cars!). Follow the forest road keeping right until you reach an open area (small wooden hut).
Return: First exit option: get off to the left before the bridge at approx. 170m. Second exit option: after the 30m rappel at approx. 120m, follow the river on the right-hand side for approx. 100m. Here a small, inconspicuous steep path leads directly up to the road (tunnel with km. limit). You will soon be at the exit parking lot.

Bogutovski Potok: Parking at Entry
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski Needs a shuttle. The approach path is very overgrown. Equipment was fine. Best parts of the canyon are near the bottom. To exit, fl...
2024-08-03: The first third is a struggle, 1h walk in the almost dry stream bed, luckily not that overgrown as expected. Beware of snakes, there were a lot, some looking wicked. The second third is a nice, shady...
2024-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bogutovski (Quelle:
Comment: Einstieg Parkplatz (cwiki)
Access: From Podgorica heading north (Kolašin) along the Morača. Immediately after the 9th tunnel (9th tunnel = very short), park the shuttle car on the right at the detour at km 1012. Drive a short distance north with the 2nd car. After the village sign for Trmanje directly after the bridge, turn left into the small, inconspicuous exit. Follow the narrow mountain road for 5 km. Then turn left onto a forest road (ground clearance for cars!). Follow the forest road keeping right until you reach an open area (small wooden hut).
Return: First exit option: get off to the left before the bridge at approx. 170m. Second exit option: after the 30m rappel at approx. 120m, follow the river on the right-hand side for approx. 100m. Here a small, inconspicuous steep path leads directly up to the road (tunnel with km. limit). You will soon be at the exit parking lot.

Bogutovski Potok: Canyon End
Return: First exit option: get off to the left before the bridge at approx. 170m. Second exit option: after the 30m rappel at approx. 120m, follow the river on the right-hand side for approx. 100m. Here a small, inconspicuous steep path leads directly up to the road (tunnel with km. limit). You will soon be at the exit parking lot.

Bogutovski Potok: Waypoint
Comment: Bei der letzten Haarnadel vor dem Bach unbedingt links die Piste hinunterlaufen.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the forest road back briefly and continue downhill to the stream. From here, follow the path/stream to the left. After crossing the stream several times, you will come to an old overgrown mill house at approx. 350m. This is also the entry point.

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Nevidio: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nevidio Un magnifique canyon étroit. Eau limpide, mais froide. Aucune corde n'était nécessaire ; toutes les ressauts nécessitant une corde éta...
2025-10-09: A beautiful, narrow canyon. Super clear, but cold water. No rope was needed; all short descents requiring a rope were prepped with a rope or handline. Note: the exit is at 42.98265, 19.05669, not the...
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nevidio Un gars au départ du canyon sur le parking a tenté de nous prendre 25€ par personne pour descendre le canyon il ne voulais que du cash...
Approach: At the signposted Nevidio parking lot, follow the path over the first wooden bridge from the left tributary Grabovica (vertical canyoning tour). After a short while, there is a second wooden bridge over the Nevidio. Then follow the path on the right-hand side of the stream until you reach the plaque with the historic first ascent in 1965. This is also the entry point to the canyon, where the guide charges a local fee for commercially guided tours.
Tour: The canyon begins with a longer walking passage interrupted by smaller downclimbs and pools. After a while, you come to a narrow section (swimming channel) of about 100m with clamping blocks. Here you first downclimb skillfully to the right and then swim. Shortly after the swimming passage, there is a blockage with a way through between the rocks + a small jump. Then comes a small narrow section with swimming passages, followed by a walking and climbing section. At the next large blockage, you search in vain for an anchor. Here you have to skillfully downclimb over the remains of the bridge and boulders. From here, the canyon becomes more interesting. Several steps with possible jumps into beautiful deep pools follow without much distance. The 20m ropes can normally be dispensed with. After the last 5m possible jump into large pools, the canyon opens up. The tour exits at approx. 740m (EXIT on the rock face).

Nevidio: Canyon End
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nevidio Un magnifique canyon étroit. Eau limpide, mais froide. Aucune corde n'était nécessaire ; toutes les ressauts nécessitant une corde éta...
2025-10-09: A beautiful, narrow canyon. Super clear, but cold water. No rope was needed; all short descents requiring a rope were prepped with a rope or handline. Note: the exit is at 42.98265, 19.05669, not the...
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nevidio Un gars au départ du canyon sur le parking a tenté de nous prendre 25€ par personne pour descendre le canyon il ne voulais que du cash...
Return: At the point where you can read "Exit" on the rock face, climb out of the canyon on the right at approx. 740m. Follow the marked path steeply upwards through the forest. After some time/meters you come to an open area with a beautiful view of the mountains and a deep view into the canyon. From here, the path is not far from the asphalt road, which you follow until just before the bridge. Before the road bridge, turn left down to the stream. Now follow the access path next to the stream back to the parking entry.

Toscolano: Canyon Start
2023-08-08: No longer practicable because completely overrun by landslide the most beautiful part of the gorge. Interdicted by order of the mayor
2023-07-20: We are apparently too low at the bend with the big fall entered . Anyway, so only short 2 abseiler and the beautiful single place. I would only do if you are already in the area Upper parking lot no...
Approach: From the parking lot by the barrier, descend via the gravel path, directly into the stream.
Tour: The Torrente Toscolano is, except for the small rappels (max. 15m) that are in the impressive deep cut part of the canyon, a hiking canyon with some downclimbs. The canyon begins unspectacularly, hiking and abseiling you pass a water drainage and shortly after another water obstruction (possibly also entry possibility here). After about 15min. and a small block terrain, the canyon narrows. Now follows the most beautiful part. Several small steps lead into the canyon, which becomes narrower and more beautiful. At almost all steps there are two places to stand. Some places can also be downclimbed or jumped after control. In order to get the most beautiful impression, the tour should be done in good weather and before noon (light incidence) with some water flowing through. In case of bad weather, the canyon should not be visited, because the narrowest part is just 50cm wide and a sudden rise of water would be life-threatening! In addition, in the upper reaches there is a large reservoir ("Lago di Valvestino") with automatic weir. At the end of the gorge (at the water intakes) there are still beautiful sinterings before the canyon opens. After the boulder field it is best to stay in the streambed as it is not worth to exit via the old path next to the canyon. After about 20min. you reach the exit from the stream at the house "Campo Scout" at about 150m.

Toscolano: Parking at Entry
2023-08-08: No longer practicable because completely overrun by landslide the most beautiful part of the gorge. Interdicted by order of the mayor
2023-07-20: We are apparently too low at the bend with the big fall entered . Anyway, so only short 2 abseiler and the beautiful single place. I would only do if you are already in the area Upper parking lot no...
Comment: Straße gesperrt. Zustieg von unten zu Fuß. Einstiegsparkplatz bei der alten Brücke bei 'Le Camerate' (cwiki)
Access: From Torbole take the "SS45" through Riva and along the western shore to the village of Toscolano Maderno. In Toscolano turn right towards Gaino. To park the shuttle car, do not turn right (up) to Gaino, but follow the narrow asphalt/gravel road marked "Riserva di Pesca". The road leads to the Valle de Cartiere where you park the first car in front of the no driving sign at the large parking lot. With the second car, go back to the fork and then turn left up to Gaino. Before entering the village, follow the white signs for Gaino, first to the right and then to the left. The narrow main road leads directly into the village. Here turn right (very narrow passage, max 2.10m), then immediately left again towards "Rif. Pirlo"/"San Lorenzo". Then follow the main road, which is still asphalted at the beginning, next to the canyon for about 5 km until you reach a power station with a green fence. Parking is possible in front of the barrier (on the left). Note: The tour can also be done by car. For this, however, you still have to explore the exit path (but we found the variant via the historic path more rewarding).
Return: From the house ("Campo Scout")follow the forest road or the trail next to the stream, through the paper mill valley (1870s). If you want you can stop at the bar "Al Museo" before going to the second car at the lower parking lot. (Attention! Fish farm in the lower stream, so it is better to take the hiking trail).

Toscolano: Parking at Exit
2023-08-08: No longer practicable because completely overrun by landslide the most beautiful part of the gorge. Interdicted by order of the mayor
2023-07-20: We are apparently too low at the bend with the big fall entered . Anyway, so only short 2 abseiler and the beautiful single place. I would only do if you are already in the area Upper parking lot no...
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz im Valle delle Cartiere (cwiki)
Access: From Torbole take the "SS45" through Riva and along the western shore to the village of Toscolano Maderno. In Toscolano turn right towards Gaino. To park the shuttle car, do not turn right (up) to Gaino, but follow the narrow asphalt/gravel road marked "Riserva di Pesca". The road leads to the Valle de Cartiere where you park the first car in front of the no driving sign at the large parking lot. With the second car, go back to the fork and then turn left up to Gaino. Before entering the village, follow the white signs for Gaino, first to the right and then to the left. The narrow main road leads directly into the village. Here turn right (very narrow passage, max 2.10m), then immediately left again towards "Rif. Pirlo"/"San Lorenzo". Then follow the main road, which is still asphalted at the beginning, next to the canyon for about 5 km until you reach a power station with a green fence. Parking is possible in front of the barrier (on the left). Note: The tour can also be done by car. For this, however, you still have to explore the exit path (but we found the variant via the historic path more rewarding).
Return: From the house ("Campo Scout")follow the forest road or the trail next to the stream, through the paper mill valley (1870s). If you want you can stop at the bar "Al Museo" before going to the second car at the lower parking lot. (Attention! Fish farm in the lower stream, so it is better to take the hiking trail).

Toscolano: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei Strasse zu Wehr (cwiki)
Access: From Torbole take the "SS45" through Riva and along the western shore to the village of Toscolano Maderno. In Toscolano turn right towards Gaino. To park the shuttle car, do not turn right (up) to Gaino, but follow the narrow asphalt/gravel road marked "Riserva di Pesca". The road leads to the Valle de Cartiere where you park the first car in front of the no driving sign at the large parking lot. With the second car, go back to the fork and then turn left up to Gaino. Before entering the village, follow the white signs for Gaino, first to the right and then to the left. The narrow main road leads directly into the village. Here turn right (very narrow passage, max 2.10m), then immediately left again towards "Rif. Pirlo"/"San Lorenzo". Then follow the main road, which is still asphalted at the beginning, next to the canyon for about 5 km until you reach a power station with a green fence. Parking is possible in front of the barrier (on the left). Note: The tour can also be done by car. For this, however, you still have to explore the exit path (but we found the variant via the historic path more rewarding).
Return: From the house ("Campo Scout")follow the forest road or the trail next to the stream, through the paper mill valley (1870s). If you want you can stop at the bar "Al Museo" before going to the second car at the lower parking lot. (Attention! Fish farm in the lower stream, so it is better to take the hiking trail).

Toscolano: Canyon End

Rio Ciorosolin: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Beautiful, incised canyon. No cell phone reception in the entire valley.
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Même remarque que les précédents. La moitié du canyon, c'est pas incroyable à part la grande cascade très belle. La fin est super p...
2025-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Le canyon a été reequippé depuis quelques jours. RAS. (Quelle:
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the bridge and immediately after the bridge follow hiking trail 370 to the left. The hiking trail first climbs steeply up the slope, becomes flatter further up and runs parallel to the canyon. Follow the path without any forks until you can enter the canyon directly on the left after approx. 45 minutes - 1 hour at 1300m.
Tour: Once you reach the entry point at 1300m, a relatively long and unspectacular walk and downclimb awaits you, which is interrupted every now and then by small abseils. After a small slide, you come to the highest rappel of the tour at approx. 45m. Please note that this is located directly in the water and should be done with caution when the water level is high. The rope retrival is also difficult - make sure that the rope is properly guided. Up to the 45m rappel, the tour is extremely unspectacular, but after that it is sensational. The canyon becomes increasingly incised with several successive rappels. If the water level at the top is already causing problems in any way, you should abort the tour before the 45m rappel. This is followed by another 18m rappel and walking terrain in the narrow canyon before you have the opportunity to get up left via an emergency exit. This is followed by the really sensationally deep and dark part of the canyon with several abseils. This part totally makes up for the first few hundred meters of walking and downclimbs. Until the exit, there are a few rappels (max. 10m) in the deep canyon. Beware, some of these are directly in the water flow, this part makes the heart of every canyoneer beat faster After the narrow part of the canyon, there are 3 more abseils before you reach the parking lot after crossing the stream. Although there is not much to expect at the top, the tour continuously increases in attractiveness and is highly recommended. The time of the ascent is relatively unimportant, as there is little sunlight at the bottom anyway - just as it should be.

Rio Ciorosolin: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Beautiful, incised canyon. No cell phone reception in the entire valley.
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Même remarque que les précédents. La moitié du canyon, c'est pas incroyable à part la grande cascade très belle. La fin est super p...
2025-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Le canyon a été reequippé depuis quelques jours. RAS. (Quelle:
Access: From Belluno head north on the SS51 to Longarone; leave the SS51 here on the right in the direction of Pordenone/Erto; cross the bridge and then take the SR251 road up the mountain; drive through Erto - over the Zemola (possibility to combine the two canyons) - and follow the SR251 past Cimolais; 4km after Cimolais there is a junction in the direction of Claut - leave the SR251; after approx. After approx. 3km you come to the entrance to the village of "Claut", here you turn left before the village sign in the direction of Val Settimana or the "Tree Village" campsite. After approx. 100m you come to a ticket machine where you have to buy a ticket for the valley (please note that there are checks and fines). From the ticket machine, drive 10km along the road, which becomes a gravel track in places, until you reach the bridge marked "Pont del Ciarter". There is a parking lot on the right before the bridge where you can leave your car. From Claut into the Val Settimana, up to the bridge Ponte del Chiarter 867m.\nPartly asphalt / gravel road.
Return: After the tour, cross the stream and walk upstream for about 5 minutes before you reach the parking lot.

Rio Ciorosolin: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Beautiful, incised canyon. No cell phone reception in the entire valley.
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Même remarque que les précédents. La moitié du canyon, c'est pas incroyable à part la grande cascade très belle. La fin est super p...
2025-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciorosolin Le canyon a été reequippé depuis quelques jours. RAS. (Quelle:
Return: After the tour, cross the stream and walk upstream for about 5 minutes before you reach the parking lot.

Pitrisconi: Canyon Start
2025-12-27: After rains last more than a week high flow rate but never difficult. 4 jumps.
2025-11-13: Today at low water, I think the water quality is still quite good but very slippery in places. Jumps are still fun and rappels are easy to do for beginners. A car with a little ground clearance is rec...
2025-10-12: Scenically beautiful! Nice possible jumps. The condition of the approach slope was okay.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road for approx. 100m until you see the hiking sign on the left with the inscription "Piscine naturali 0,10". Follow the hiking trail for about 5 minutes until you reach the stream.
Tour: The Pitrisconi is a beautiful open and varied granite gorge. If the water level is suitable, some places can be jumped, but the depth of the water should always be checked as the color of the water often makes the depth appear deceptive. There are always short walking and downclimbs between the steps. The highest abseiling points are relatively at the beginning of the tour and are well equipped. Once you reach the last rappel, you can abseil halfway down and then jump into the last large pool. After the pool, there is a short walking passage that leads to the hiking trail on the orographic left (exit).

Pitrisconi: Canyon End
2025-12-27: After rains last more than a week high flow rate but never difficult. 4 jumps.
2025-11-13: Today at low water, I think the water quality is still quite good but very slippery in places. Jumps are still fun and rappels are easy to do for beginners. A car with a little ground clearance is rec...
2025-10-12: Scenically beautiful! Nice possible jumps. The condition of the approach slope was okay.
Return: At 220m, follow the hiking sign on the ortographic left with the inscription "P. ta Pitriolu 0,40". Here you follow the clearly visible and beautiful hiking trail first steeply upwards and then above and parallel to the canyon to the parking lot. You can follow the marked path on the orographic right-hand side back to the parking lot

Pitrisconi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-27: After rains last more than a week high flow rate but never difficult. 4 jumps.
2025-11-13: Today at low water, I think the water quality is still quite good but very slippery in places. Jumps are still fun and rappels are easy to do for beginners. A car with a little ground clearance is rec...
2025-10-12: Scenically beautiful! Nice possible jumps. The condition of the approach slope was okay.
Access: From Olbia heading south on the SS131 to the S. Teodoro exit; at the first traffic circle turn right towards Budoni (SS125) -> in the village turn right onto "Via Aresula" -> after approx. 400m there is another traffic circle (only milled) turn right here; after 50m turn left into "Via diLu Carrulu Ecchju" -> drive under the highway (left. Fountain) -> briefly uphill, then towards the stream (from here gravel road with hollows) -> over the stream (concrete stream crossing) -> from here follow the partly steep mountain road for approx. 4 km (some asphalt sections) -> after 4 km there is a long wooden fence on the left with good parking facilities (a house can be seen below).
Return: At 220m, follow the hiking sign on the ortographic left with the inscription "P. ta Pitriolu 0,40". Here you follow the clearly visible and beautiful hiking trail first steeply upwards and then above and parallel to the canyon to the parking lot. You can follow the marked path on the orographic right-hand side back to the parking lot

Pitrisconi: Parking at Exit
Comment: Wenn Sie zwei hohe Autos haben, können Sie von diesem niedrigen Parkplatz aus einen Shuttle-Service nutzen.
Access: From Olbia heading south on the SS131 to the S. Teodoro exit; at the first traffic circle turn right towards Budoni (SS125) -> in the village turn right onto "Via Aresula" -> after approx. 400m there is another traffic circle (only milled) turn right here; after 50m turn left into "Via diLu Carrulu Ecchju" -> drive under the highway (left. Fountain) -> briefly uphill, then towards the stream (from here gravel road with hollows) -> over the stream (concrete stream crossing) -> from here follow the partly steep mountain road for approx. 4 km (some asphalt sections) -> after 4 km there is a long wooden fence on the left with good parking facilities (a house can be seen below).
Return: At 220m, follow the hiking sign on the ortographic left with the inscription "P. ta Pitriolu 0,40". Here you follow the clearly visible and beautiful hiking trail first steeply upwards and then above and parallel to the canyon to the parking lot. You can follow the marked path on the orographic right-hand side back to the parking lot

Pitrisconi: Alternative Canyon End

Codula Orbisi: Canyon Start
2025-12-31: Puddles with standing water in the first part. From the ford with the trail out of Donini, there was minimal water flow. Weapons ok and one climb on fixed ropes need physical exertion. After rappel wi...
2025-06-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orbisi Beau canyon. Pour le moment sec avec quelques bassins stagnants que vous pouvez tous éviter, jusqu'au le c20 juste avant la grotte. Jus...
2025-04-01: Water in the pools, but not flowing. Water quality still ok. Leaving the potholes via the ropes requires some strength/technique
Approach: From the parking lot/turnaround a little uphill on the right, past the fenced property with a striking round building with a wooden roof. Descend here to the Cordula Orbisi stream, which you reach shortly (750m).
Tour: Once in the dry streambed, follow it for about 10 minutes without any great difference in altitude until you reach the first abseiling point of about 4m (hourglass on the right). Info: On the way to the first descent point, you pass the small entrance hole of the Grotta Donini. From here the canyon narrows. There are 2 more rappels in pools before the overhanging 35m rappel. A removable rope traverse should be set up to reach the belay safely. Here you will often be watched by curious tourists descending over the ridge into the canyon (possible emergency exit on the left). After a short open walking passages/block terrain, there is a step that is downclimbed. Here the canyon narrows again. Then comes a short step, followed by two 20m abseils. Between the abseils, you have to climb up from a crevasse using a helpful fixed rope with foot slings (not easy). After this point there is a short swimming passage that leads into the dark part of the canyon (grotto), in the grotto (darkness) there is a short swimming passage and two abseiling points of 11m and 17m. Alternative: According to the topographic view, you can bypass the grotto with 2 abseiling points (12 and 35m) (not used). You will soon have daylight again and stand in front of a large rock hole from which you can rappel the last 17m into the open. After this point, you can exit immediately to the left over the steep rocks at approx. 540m (you save yourself the last rather unspectacular steps and ascent time). A little tip: if you climb over the rocks on the right, first a little up and then down, you will be at the exit/final waterfall of Grotta Donini.

Codula Orbisi: Canyon End
2025-12-31: Puddles with standing water in the first part. From the ford with the trail out of Donini, there was minimal water flow. Weapons ok and one climb on fixed ropes need physical exertion. After rappel wi...
2025-06-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orbisi Beau canyon. Pour le moment sec avec quelques bassins stagnants que vous pouvez tous éviter, jusqu'au le c20 juste avant la grotte. Jus...
2025-04-01: Water in the pools, but not flowing. Water quality still ok. Leaving the potholes via the ropes requires some strength/technique
Return: From the 540m point, turn left up steep, easy-to-climb rocks (cairn markings). Follow the gravel field reached after a short time to the right, slightly uphill (cairn) to the open ridge. Then follow the ridge and the path, which is now becoming increasingly visible, uphill. After about 20 minutes you reach the gravel road which you follow past a fountain/watering trough to the starting point/parking lot.

Grotta Donini: Parking at Entry
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Donini Fortement conseiller de remonter la rivière souterraine une fois la galerie des gours terminer,pour cela simplemente suivre la mc aux p...
2026-01-01: At the entrance there was a nice flow of warm air. Inside the Cave water not freezing, but that in the long swim you feel the not so warm temperature. Once-in-a-lifetime tour, especially for the pools...
2025-10-13: The cave and is absolutely great! However, we couldn't get away from the last parking lot at the turnaround. When it starts to rain, the last part is as smooth as glass. We couldn't get up the mounta...
Comment: Oberer Parkplatz ggf. 4 x 4
Access: From Arbatax take the SS125 north (Olbia) to the town of Lozzorei; after the Esso gas station turn left onto the SP56 (Via Milano); follow the road for a long time; at the fork turn right towards Urzulei; follow the main road (SP37) for about 15 km, drive through Urzulei, up the mountain to Urzulei and then turn left onto the SS125 towards Dorgali. Now follow the mountain road until you reach the rock face that can be seen from afar (there is a prominent building on the right) - Turn left here. Follow the asphalt road for about 1 km (under the prominent rock wall around the mountain), then the road becomes an off-road track for 21 km (you are on a plateau) - from here it is about 40 min. (to the parking entry). At the first fork keep right and at the fork with signs (sprayed writing) keep left. After the fork, the road goes down, after two prominent bends, you will cross a crossing )dried streambed). After the crossing, follow the main course of the road through the wooded area (passing a house with a sign "Grotta Donini/Orbisi" ) for a long time until the exit of the paved road where there is a turnaround area with 2 trees in the middle. Park here (780m). From Dorgali take the SS125 in the direction of Passo Genna Siliana. After the mountain pass continue for a few kilometers until, after several rockfall galleries, an asphalt road branches off to the right. Follow this road under rocky walls until you reach a plateau. Here keep right and drive north on a sand road. The road is just passable with normal vehicles - but the bottom plate should not be too deep. A destroyed bridge has to be bypassed in the streambed. After a few kilometers you will see a fenced off building on the right - Campos Bargios. Continue straight on for about 2km until you see an information board on the right about caves in the streambed of Codula Orbisi - parking for several cars. \nMan can also continue down until , if you are not afraid of the steepness of the paved road. Where the pavement then stops, large area to park the car - 2.5 km from Campos Bargios(782m above sea level).
Return: After the last pool, turn left over the small rocky ridge to the exit of the Cordula Orbisi. From the point left up over steep, easily climbable rock (marked cairn). Here the gravel field reached after a short time, follow right, slightly ascending (cairn) to the open ridge. Then continue to follow the ridge and the now increasingly visible path uphill. After about 20min you reach the gravel road that you follow past a fountain / watering hole to the starting point / parking lot.

Grotta Donini: Canyon Start
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Donini Fortement conseiller de remonter la rivière souterraine une fois la galerie des gours terminer,pour cela simplemente suivre la mc aux p...
2026-01-01: At the entrance there was a nice flow of warm air. Inside the Cave water not freezing, but that in the long swim you feel the not so warm temperature. Once-in-a-lifetime tour, especially for the pools...
2025-10-13: The cave and is absolutely great! However, we couldn't get away from the last parking lot at the turnaround. When it starts to rain, the last part is as smooth as glass. We couldn't get up the mounta...
Approach: From the car park/turning point, go uphill a little on the right, past the fenced-in property with a striking round building with a wooden roof. Descend to the Cordula Orbisi stream, which you will reach shortly (750m). In the streambed, after about 5 minutes, look out on the right for the small entry hole (1x 1m) (during our climb under a fallen tree) (hourglass + 2 Inox glued anchors). For the upper parking lot: follow the path marked with cairns and secured with ropes until you reach the dry streambed, then descend for about 15min in the streambed. After a wider passage, the streambed narrows somewhat - the very inconspicuous cave entrance is located on the orographic right side of the stream about 2m above the streambed below a large tree.\nFor the lower parking lot: Up the hollow in an easterly direction (left hand a sheepfold with the typ. On the left hand side a sheepfold with the typical dwelling of the shepherds, a kind of "Tiki" made of wood - Sedda Ar Baccas) and arrived at the top, follow the clear tracks beyond down into the streambed. Follow the creek for about 100m downhill to the left (about 5 min.), then you will reach the entrance to the cave described above.
Tour: After the narrow, dry rappel into the cave (7m) DO NOT follow the red rope, but turn right through the small passage to the next dry 10m rappel. Now it is important not to lose your nerve but to follow the passage on the right, which first rises slightly and then quickly leads down into the narrow/low water channel. Now you come across some beautiful sinter pools. After a short time you can stand upright again. You come to a larger break where there is a fixed rope on the right. Use it until you reach the rappel anchors from where you rappel about 17m. (Note: It is possible to follow the fixed ropes further and visit the upper part of the cave - we did not go there). Rope descent in the pool. Once in the pool, there is a longer swimming passage (to the left). After that there are several pools and swimming passages interrupted by walking and downclimb passages (be careful, partly slippery). At the next break you have the possibility to build a removable rappel, with which you can get to the Inoxstand of the approx. 8m rappel. Note: Possibly also jumpable. Rope descent in the pool. After the pool (right) comes a hall with block chaos and downclimb. Shortly the grotto narrows and you are faced with another short drop of about 10m with beautiful washed out round pools. Once in the pool, you continue through a rock window (hole) into the cave. A few more swimming spots follow until you see daylight again. Here (at the exit of the cave) you meet two nice rappel points, once 3m jump not advisable -, followed by the highest rappel of the tour 50m in nice deep pools. Before the 50m abseil there is a fixed rope for ascent with ascenders, which we did not use. Last but not least, one ropes left from a tree about 15m into the last elongated pool before the tour ends at about 550m.

Grotta Donini: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Donini Fortement conseiller de remonter la rivière souterraine une fois la galerie des gours terminer,pour cela simplemente suivre la mc aux p...
2026-01-01: At the entrance there was a nice flow of warm air. Inside the Cave water not freezing, but that in the long swim you feel the not so warm temperature. Once-in-a-lifetime tour, especially for the pools...
2025-10-13: The cave and is absolutely great! However, we couldn't get away from the last parking lot at the turnaround. When it starts to rain, the last part is as smooth as glass. We couldn't get up the mounta...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Informationsschild
Access: From Arbatax take the SS125 north (Olbia) to the town of Lozzorei; after the Esso gas station turn left onto the SP56 (Via Milano); follow the road for a long time; at the fork turn right towards Urzulei; follow the main road (SP37) for about 15 km, drive through Urzulei, up the mountain to Urzulei and then turn left onto the SS125 towards Dorgali. Now follow the mountain road until you reach the rock face that can be seen from afar (there is a prominent building on the right) - Turn left here. Follow the asphalt road for about 1 km (under the prominent rock wall around the mountain), then the road becomes an off-road track for 21 km (you are on a plateau) - from here it is about 40 min. (to the parking entry). At the first fork keep right and at the fork with signs (sprayed writing) keep left. After the fork, the road goes down, after two prominent bends, you will cross a crossing )dried streambed). After the crossing, follow the main course of the road through the wooded area (passing a house with a sign "Grotta Donini/Orbisi" ) for a long time until the exit of the paved road where there is a turnaround area with 2 trees in the middle. Park here (780m). From Dorgali take the SS125 in the direction of Passo Genna Siliana. After the mountain pass continue for a few kilometers until, after several rockfall galleries, an asphalt road branches off to the right. Follow this road under rocky walls until you reach a plateau. Here keep right and drive north on a sand road. The road is just passable with normal vehicles - but the bottom plate should not be too deep. A destroyed bridge has to be bypassed in the streambed. After a few kilometers you will see a fenced off building on the right - Campos Bargios. Continue straight on for about 2km until you see an information board on the right about caves in the streambed of Codula Orbisi - parking for several cars. \nMan can also continue down until , if you are not afraid of the steepness of the paved road. Where the pavement then stops, large area to park the car - 2.5 km from Campos Bargios(782m above sea level).
Return: After the last pool, turn left over the small rocky ridge to the exit of the Cordula Orbisi. From the point left up over steep, easily climbable rock (marked cairn). Here the gravel field reached after a short time, follow right, slightly ascending (cairn) to the open ridge. Then continue to follow the ridge and the now increasingly visible path uphill. After about 20min you reach the gravel road that you follow past a fountain / watering hole to the starting point / parking lot.

Grotta Donini: Canyon End
Return: After the last pool, turn left over the small rocky ridge to the exit of the Cordula Orbisi. From the point left up over steep, easily climbable rock (marked cairn). Here the gravel field reached after a short time, follow right, slightly ascending (cairn) to the open ridge. Then continue to follow the ridge and the now increasingly visible path uphill. After about 20min you reach the gravel road that you follow past a fountain / watering hole to the starting point / parking lot.

Bacu sa Figu: Canyon Start
2026-01-03: A smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baccu Sa Figu En voiture jusqu'au point de départ sans aucun problème. Il y a encore de l'eau courante et des piscines. L'eau est agréable. L'...
2025-06-02: By car to the starting point without any problems. There is still some running water and pools. Watertemperature is pleasant. One of us even did it in shorts, the rest only in lower part neoprene. Aft...
Approach: If you have arrived by car, you can descend directly from the parking lot, at the bridge at 777m orographic right into the stream. If you take the path on foot, follow the sand road for about 400m until you reach an information sign. Turn left here via a ford across the streambed and ascend to below a farmhouse. From here, ascend high above the canyon on a wonderful, beautifully prepared hiking trail and follow the signs for Sorberine/Monte Olinie. At the Sorberine forester's lodge, head south briefly along the road and at the first hairpin bend head west on a path. Follow this path to a viewpoint high above the canyon (Chirridoriu) and continue up to the abandoned Talana - Villagrande road. Continue on the road to the bridge at 777m. (2h). Long but scenic and varied.
Tour: The uppermost part of the canyon is very discontinuous, you overcome 3 abseils of 25m/5m/4m, each interrupted by walking and downclimbs in blocked railings. Several car wrecks along the upper slopes of the gorge are reminiscent of either poor driving skills or southern disposal methods. The belays at the higher abseiling points in the canyon can be reached easily and safely via a removable rope traverse. From the point where the granite turns pink, the canyon narrows. Here the canyon also becomes more continuous, more attractive and technically more demanding. This is followed by several abseils in the water flow. Particularly worth mentioning is the key section with 2 narrow, short successive chutes interrupted by a small step, which can become unpleasant/dangerous at higher water flow rates. At the 2nd chute (approx. 26m), the ropes can easily get stuck when pulling off. For better rope retrival, there is a tab with a ring on the left half of the chute (pull-off in the deep pool). After the 2 chutes, the route becomes less spectacular. There are several short abseils (max. 15m) and downclimbs before the canyon opens up more and more. From here, follow the stream to the left without losing much height until you reach the left tributary "Baccu Troccosuloai". You can see large boulders in the streambed. Emergency exit to the left at approx. 380m. Continue along the beautifully washed out streambed, with some possible jumps. The gorge exits with a nice 37m waterfall directly in the stream. After that it's just a streambed hike.

Bacu sa Figu: Parking at Exit
2026-01-03: A smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baccu Sa Figu En voiture jusqu'au point de départ sans aucun problème. Il y a encore de l'eau courante et des piscines. L'eau est agréable. L'...
2025-06-02: By car to the starting point without any problems. There is still some running water and pools. Watertemperature is pleasant. One of us even did it in shorts, the rest only in lower part neoprene. Aft...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Infoschild (cwiki)
Access: Parking exit: On the SP56 from Urzulei to the bridge over the Riu Mortorinai. Before reaching the bridge, turn right onto a sand road. You could theoretically drive 400m up to a cowshed with an information sign and a small parking area, but this road was in very poor condition in 2023. It is better to park beforehand, near the bridge. Parking entry: From Arbatax, first take the SS198 in a westerly direction. After 2.1 km, turn right onto the SP27. After about 17 minutes on the SP27 (15.7 km), turn right into the village of "Villagrande Strisaili" onto "Via Roma". Drive into the village on "Via Roma". Stay on this road for a short while until you have to turn onto Via Giuseppe Mazzini (3-storey building with the restaurant Sapori di Sardenga and the signs for campo sportivo). Via Giuseppe Mazzini" leads out of Villagrande in the direction of the mountain road (you drive past the soccer pitch, which cannot be overlooked). From the entrance to the soccer pitch, follow the partially damaged road for 4.6 km until you reach a bridge with a detour/parking area. This is the direct entry point to Bacu Sa Figu. Alternatively possible from Talana, but not advisable as the road is extremely prone to falling rocks and slipping. Not for novice drivers or fearful drivers.
Return: Emergency exit: At approx. 380m, exit the stream on the left and briefly follow the tributary "Baccu Troccosuloai". Cross the tributary stream and meet a wide forest road on the orographic left side. Follow this forest road for about 1h uphill (past 2 houses/picnic area) "Casermetta Soberine" 550m to the road. Once on the road, follow it to the left for approx. 20-25min to the bridge/parking entry. Alternative: You can also walk up to the road via the signposted hiking trail 531. After the 37m waterfall, you can either stay in the streambed or cross to the left via climbing trails to the access trail.

Bacu sa Figu: Parking at Entry
2026-01-03: A smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baccu Sa Figu En voiture jusqu'au point de départ sans aucun problème. Il y a encore de l'eau courante et des piscines. L'eau est agréable. L'...
2025-06-02: By car to the starting point without any problems. There is still some running water and pools. Watertemperature is pleasant. One of us even did it in shorts, the rest only in lower part neoprene. Aft...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke (cwiki)
Access: Parking exit: On the SP56 from Urzulei to the bridge over the Riu Mortorinai. Before reaching the bridge, turn right onto a sand road. You could theoretically drive 400m up to a cowshed with an information sign and a small parking area, but this road was in very poor condition in 2023. It is better to park beforehand, near the bridge. Parking entry: From Arbatax, first take the SS198 in a westerly direction. After 2.1 km, turn right onto the SP27. After about 17 minutes on the SP27 (15.7 km), turn right into the village of "Villagrande Strisaili" onto "Via Roma". Drive into the village on "Via Roma". Stay on this road for a short while until you have to turn onto Via Giuseppe Mazzini (3-storey building with the restaurant Sapori di Sardenga and the signs for campo sportivo). Via Giuseppe Mazzini" leads out of Villagrande in the direction of the mountain road (you drive past the soccer pitch, which cannot be overlooked). From the entrance to the soccer pitch, follow the partially damaged road for 4.6 km until you reach a bridge with a detour/parking area. This is the direct entry point to Bacu Sa Figu. Alternatively possible from Talana, but not advisable as the road is extremely prone to falling rocks and slipping. Not for novice drivers or fearful drivers.
Return: Emergency exit: At approx. 380m, exit the stream on the left and briefly follow the tributary "Baccu Troccosuloai". Cross the tributary stream and meet a wide forest road on the orographic left side. Follow this forest road for about 1h uphill (past 2 houses/picnic area) "Casermetta Soberine" 550m to the road. Once on the road, follow it to the left for approx. 20-25min to the bridge/parking entry. Alternative: You can also walk up to the road via the signposted hiking trail 531. After the 37m waterfall, you can either stay in the streambed or cross to the left via climbing trails to the access trail.

Bacu sa Figu: Canyon End
Return: Emergency exit: At approx. 380m, exit the stream on the left and briefly follow the tributary "Baccu Troccosuloai". Cross the tributary stream and meet a wide forest road on the orographic left side. Follow this forest road for about 1h uphill (past 2 houses/picnic area) "Casermetta Soberine" 550m to the road. Once on the road, follow it to the left for approx. 20-25min to the bridge/parking entry. Alternative: You can also walk up to the road via the signposted hiking trail 531. After the 37m waterfall, you can either stay in the streambed or cross to the left via climbing trails to the access trail.

Bau Vigo (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-12-28: The smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-09-28: A Naja Camyon, you shouldn't expect too much. Due to the rain over the last few days, we at least had some water. More of a streambed hike in midsummer. The anchor points are interestingly chosen. The...
2017-05-07: Photos of our tour: https://www.christian-balla.de/BauVigo
Approach: To get to the entry point of the tour, walk along the gravel road back out to the SP27 and follow it for about 6 minutes to the bridge that crosses the Bau Figu. Descend through the gardens or directly from the bridge or left.
Tour: Directly after the bridge there is a short walk and downclimb to the first 20m rappel. This is also the most difficult of the tour because you rappel directly in the water and overhanging into a deep pool. The section is also very slippery. There is the possibility of setting up a ropeway, glued anchors on the edge of the gully or left. The next 4 shorter abseils are not long in coming, max. 10m. The last of the short rappels can cause difficulties during rope retrival (clamping block). A short walk and downclimb follows before you have a beautiful view of the valley (reservoir). Here you are already at the final cascade. First abseil 20m to the belay station of the 45m rappel, followed by the highest rappel at 53m. There is enough space between the 45m and 53m rappels to stand unsecured. The water is spread over a large area across the broad rocky ridge. After the high cascade, it is not worth continuing the tour, as there is only a long river walk and a 20m rappel to come.

Bau Vigo (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-28: The smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-09-28: A Naja Camyon, you shouldn't expect too much. Due to the rain over the last few days, we at least had some water. More of a streambed hike in midsummer. The anchor points are interestingly chosen. The...
2017-05-07: Photos of our tour: https://www.christian-balla.de/BauVigo
Access: From Arbatax head west on the SS198; after 2.1km turn right onto the SP27; after approx. 15 minutes (13.8km) you will see a gravel road on the right with a cross (motorcycle accident) in front of it and a wooden sign with the name "Cascata Sothai". Turn right here and follow the gravel road for approx. 200m until you reach a house. Park here.
Return: Directly after the high final abseil or to the right, follow the clearly visible hiking trail along the wooden railing steeply uphill to the parking lot.

Bau Vigo (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-12-28: The smooth descent of a group is reported.
2025-09-28: A Naja Camyon, you shouldn't expect too much. Due to the rain over the last few days, we at least had some water. More of a streambed hike in midsummer. The anchor points are interestingly chosen. The...
2017-05-07: Photos of our tour: https://www.christian-balla.de/BauVigo
Return: Directly after the high final abseil or to the right, follow the clearly visible hiking trail along the wooden railing steeply uphill to the parking lot.

Riu Sarcerei: Canyon Start
2025-06-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sarcerei La première demi-heure n'a rien de spécial, principalement de la marche dans un ruisseau forestier. Ensuite, des passages visuellemen...
2025-06-07: The first half hour nothing special, mainly walking in a forest stream. Then some visually more beautiful parts. The abseils are super easy. The c55 is actually a sloping wall that is easy to walk dow...
Approach: Enter the stream directly from the parking lot at 820m.
Tour: Riu Sarcerei is a varied, beautiful but discontinuous slate gorge with mostly short abseils. The short abseils are almost all in the water flow and should not be underestimated at higher water levels. The highest rappel of 55m goes over a sloping rock slab, which can be partially downclimbed, so 60m ropes are not absolutely necessary (assuming skillful downclimbing). Several steps can be bypassed or downclimbed and some pools invite you to jump. Towards the exit of the tour, the canyon becomes more incised. This is also where you have the most possible jumps. After the narrower part, the canyon opens up and you can walk the last 200m or so ortographic left along a path next to the stream. The Riu Sarcerei flows into the Riu Pardu here is also the exit at 550m.

Riu Sarcerei: Canyon End
2025-06-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sarcerei La première demi-heure n'a rien de spécial, principalement de la marche dans un ruisseau forestier. Ensuite, des passages visuellemen...
2025-06-07: The first half hour nothing special, mainly walking in a forest stream. Then some visually more beautiful parts. The abseils are super easy. The c55 is actually a sloping wall that is easy to walk dow...
Return: Follow the path over the Riu Sarcerei (the "Domu de Jamas" hiking sign on the right). Be careful not to follow the hiking signs to the right here, but go straight ahead to a stream of the Riu Pardu. Cross it and you will soon come to another signpost with the inscription "Forestedda - Su caminu de is paras. 0,35". Follow the clearly visible path to the right and then the forest road to the parking lot/shuttle car.

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at the small group of houses, hiking trail 602 leads slightly above the road up into the forest. Follow the path past a material ropeway support and a ruin with hiking markings to the rock face. Here a metal footbridge leads over an exposed section. Then you come to a fork. Follow the steep main path on the left for a long time. Once you reach the highest point at 1560m "Clap Forat", the path turns right into open terrain with beautiful views of the Kanaltal valley and Slovenia. The path now descends steeply towards the clearly visible opposite peak "Cuel Formian" and soon meets path 602A (marked on the tree) coming from the left. At the point where paths 602 and 602A meet ("Forc Mingigos"), the route descends, first keeping right then left, down a steep, wide forest/leafy ground chute into the stream. The entry point of the tour is at approx. 1300m where two small, mostly dry branches of the stream meet.
Tour: After the not quite easy, conditionally vorderenden access you stand in the mostly dry karstic stream. The alpine canyon has several rappelling points up to max. 37m. The canyon is very continuous, except for a part where you have to descend for about 15 minutes. As you walk down, several small tributaries enter the creek, bringing a little more water to the lower part (3mm neoprene is usually sufficient). The canyon is certainly most rewarding after rains or when other tours are not possible. However, because of the remoteness and the many rappelling points, the tour should not be underestimated. There is the possibility to get out on the right at about 830m, where the lower part of the Terra Rossa begins (about 30min to the parking entry "Ciout Pupin"). However, it is recommended to do the lower part right away (+ approx. 1,5-2h). In general, the Terra Rossa is superiore + inferiore. An alpine full day tour with beautiful parts and mostly little water.

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Tarvisio, you can either take the SS13 (Canal Valley federal road) to the village of Dogna or take the highway (Pontebba exit) + a few km. federal road. In Dogna follow the signs/road over the Fella towards the Dogna Valley. Immediately after the bridge over the Fella there is a large gravel parking place on the right. Here you follow the road further into the valley through the small tunnel to the village of Roncheschin. At the bridge with a small hydroelectric powerhouse that leads over the Rio Terra Rossa, you can check the water level (if the water comes over the entire width of the last artificial step, it is not advisable to go there). After the check, turn right (before the sign "Chiutdipupe") and drive to the group of houses near Torrente Dognas, where you leave the first car. With the second car, go back towards Dogna and turn right just before the bridge over the Fell. After 3-4 houses turn right again towards "Chiout Pupin". Follow the steep asphalted mountain road until the exit (because of the deep water channels you need some ground clearance). At the exit of the road at Chiout Pupin there is limited parking (take care of locals!).(Vehicle transfer about 3Km).
Return: On the path orographically get off to the right and follow the path. At the fork, go downhill towards Chiout Pupin where the car is.

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Waypoint
Comment: WP1: Clap Forat
Approach: From the parking lot at the small group of houses, hiking trail 602 leads slightly above the road up into the forest. Follow the path past a material ropeway support and a ruin with hiking markings to the rock face. Here a metal footbridge leads over an exposed section. Then you come to a fork. Follow the steep main path on the left for a long time. Once you reach the highest point at 1560m "Clap Forat", the path turns right into open terrain with beautiful views of the Kanaltal valley and Slovenia. The path now descends steeply towards the clearly visible opposite peak "Cuel Formian" and soon meets path 602A (marked on the tree) coming from the left. At the point where paths 602 and 602A meet ("Forc Mingigos"), the route descends, first keeping right then left, down a steep, wide forest/leafy ground chute into the stream. The entry point of the tour is at approx. 1300m where two small, mostly dry branches of the stream meet.

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Waypoint1
Comment: WP2: Forcella Mincigos
Approach: From the parking lot at the small group of houses, hiking trail 602 leads slightly above the road up into the forest. Follow the path past a material ropeway support and a ruin with hiking markings to the rock face. Here a metal footbridge leads over an exposed section. Then you come to a fork. Follow the steep main path on the left for a long time. Once you reach the highest point at 1560m "Clap Forat", the path turns right into open terrain with beautiful views of the Kanaltal valley and Slovenia. The path now descends steeply towards the clearly visible opposite peak "Cuel Formian" and soon meets path 602A (marked on the tree) coming from the left. At the point where paths 602 and 602A meet ("Forc Mingigos"), the route descends, first keeping right then left, down a steep, wide forest/leafy ground chute into the stream. The entry point of the tour is at approx. 1300m where two small, mostly dry branches of the stream meet.

Rio Terra Rossa (superiore): Canyon End
Return: On the path orographically get off to the right and follow the path. At the fork, go downhill towards Chiout Pupin where the car is.

Ferro: Canyon Start
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferro (Quelle:
2025-10-27: nice canyon with beautiful view of the valley! Anchoring is ok, we places a new hook half way an rappel (river right) , the previous hooks can not be used due to water damage. Very cold water at thi...
2025-09-21: Only the lower part was accessible because all the parking spaces in Val di Mello were occupied. Perfect water level. The intermediate belay (30m) at the 4th abseil point is damaged and therefore cann...
Approach: From the turnaround parking lot in front of the Ferro, you can already see the last cascades. Follow the cobbled road back a short distance to the small bridge that crosses the Ferro (check the water level; if the water is walking across the entire width of the bridge/steps, there is usually too much water for the second narrow section in the canyon! Possibly go around to the right or don't get in at all). From the bridge, follow the path on the orographic right side of the stream up through the forest. After approx. 35 minutes at approx. 1300m you are very close to the stream. Do not continue up the path to the left but cross briefly to the right to the stream. The entrance is below the material ropeway ropes and boulder terrain.
Tour: The very open and south-facing granite gorge impresses with its beautiful mountain scenery and higher, smoothly polished abseils in crystal-clear mountain water. Due to the large and high-altitude catchment area, the Ferro is often only possible in the fall. There are two key points/constrictions in the canyon that can become unpleasant/dangerous at higher water levels. The first narrow section is only short but in a cascade with deep pools in the middle that can create a strong current. At the second narrow section, the water level must be right, otherwise it can quickly become dicey. If you are not 100% sure, it is better to climb up to a tree (with a sling) on the right. From this you can then rappel outside the water to another tree. From the second tree, rope down a sloping ledge to the last belay (see topographic view). Once you reach the last approx. 45m rappel, you will often be observed by climbers who have a climbing route here on the left.

Ferro: Canyon End
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferro (Quelle:
2025-10-27: nice canyon with beautiful view of the valley! Anchoring is ok, we places a new hook half way an rappel (river right) , the previous hooks can not be used due to water damage. Very cold water at thi...
2025-09-21: Only the lower part was accessible because all the parking spaces in Val di Mello were occupied. Perfect water level. The intermediate belay (30m) at the 4th abseil point is damaged and therefore cann...
Return: After the last approx. 45m rappel, you leave the stream at approx. 1100m on the right-hand side. From here, follow the familiar hiking trail that leads down to the Schuttlebus parking lot.

Armisa: Canyon Start
2023-08-06: Very sparsely furnished. Cold water, some showers and (shorter) swims.; overall you are in the water a lot. No high rappels, but technical. Jump checks and hairy abseils done with man belay. Attentio...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road directly to the small church in the village of Arigna. Pass the church on the left and behind the house with the number 1 follow the path keeping left down to the stream at approx. 720m.
Tour: The Armisa is an aquatic, discontinuous and vegetation-rich gneiss gorge with many slippery spots. Walking in the sediment-rich stream means that the water quickly becomes cloudy. At the beginning of the tour there are some wooden obstructions that have to be negotiated skillfully. Several small steps and drop-offs can ideally be jumped (always check the water depth!). There are also bolts (mostly single bolts) on the most important steps. Although the abseiling points are not high, some abseiling points are directly in the water and should not be underestimated. The greatest difficulty, however, is certainly moving over the slippery rock and some hidden rocks in the pool. There are several exit points on the orographic left side that lead directly up to the hiking trail. After the bridge that crosses the canyon, you should exit after a 15m abseil on the left, followed by a short walking passage over a sloping ledge on the right, as the rest of the route (three abseils with walking passages) is not very rewarding. If you do decide to descend further, you should park a shuttle car further down at Bruga.

Armisa: Canyon End
2023-08-06: Very sparsely furnished. Cold water, some showers and (shorter) swims.; overall you are in the water a lot. No high rappels, but technical. Jump checks and hairy abseils done with man belay. Attentio...
Return: Follow the hiking trail first orographically right, then over the bridge and further orographically left back up to the village of Arigna.

Lirone: Canyon Start
2025-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lirone Avons commencé 3 cascades en amont, équipé ! (Quelle:
2025-08-18: As the streambed at the exit of the canyon has completely changed, the reference flow rate can no longer be checked with the nut. Now you can check the flow rate directly at the bridge. Some wood in t...
2025-07-29: beautiful little canyon! magnificent rock formations, beautiful slides! big surprise along the lake. equipement very good
Comment: am Holzplatz
Approach: (on foot: 15min) Option 1 (15min): From the parking lot at the lake, walk up to Claino in 10 minutes or park at the cemetery in Claino. From there, walk 5 minutes through the village to the Lavaio (wash house). Shortly before, a path secured with wire ropes leads under the railing into the streambed. Variant 2 (5min): If you want to walk along the Lirone from higher up, walk from the gravel road/parking lot next to the timber company (see approach) in the direction of the stream. You will soon come to the stone bridge that crosses the Lirone. Cross the bridge and after a few meters you will come to another small bridge. Turn left here, before the bridge, and follow the steep path past an old ruin down into the stream (approx. 450m).
Tour: The Lirone is a short watery canyon cut deep into the limestone rock with beautiful rock formations, washouts and narrow sections. The entry at the top at the timber company is certainly a little easier (+30min time required) but with three small steps and unattractive, partly blocked walking terrain, it is not recommended. From or below the Claino road bridge, the route becomes really steep and interesting. There are several abseils (max. 16m) in the water, which can often be slid or jumped. The pools are usually washed out to a depth and should not be underestimated due to the water flow. After the last abseiling point, there is an approx. 80m long swimming passage that leads out of the narrow canyon into the wide open streambed that you follow to the bridge/parking lot or lake. Exit at approx. 280m.

Lirone: Parking at Exit
2025-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lirone Avons commencé 3 cascades en amont, équipé ! (Quelle:
2025-08-18: As the streambed at the exit of the canyon has completely changed, the reference flow rate can no longer be checked with the nut. Now you can check the flow rate directly at the bridge. Some wood in t...
2025-07-29: beautiful little canyon! magnificent rock formations, beautiful slides! big surprise along the lake. equipement very good
Comment: Großer Parkplatz in Osteno
Access: From Domaso, drive next to Lake Como on the SS340 first in a southerly direction (village of Menaggio) Attention! Do NOT turn into Menaggio, but between the tunnels, do not miss the exit to the west towards Porlezza (Lago di Lugano) (no GPS signal). After some time you will reach the village of Porlezza. Here you turn left from the main road onto the SP14 in the direction of Osteno/Claino. After about 6 km of lake road you reach the small village of Osteno. Here you park the car at the large parking exit between the stream and the sports field (= parking exit). For the most interesting lower part of the gorge (variant 1) you don't need a shuttle car, because you can reach the entry by a footpath in about 15 minutes. Alternatively: Schuttle parking lot near the cemetery of Claino or take the bus! For option 2 you need a shuttle car or bus. Drive up the mountain road (SP14) from the village of Claino for about 900m until you see a timber company with a timber yard on the left. Here you park the car on the left on the gravel road/parking lot (the road leads directly to the entry).
Return: After the bridge, at about 280m, exit the shallow streambed to the right over the streambed wall directly to the parking lot or continue to Lago di Como and exit left at the beach.

Lirone: Parking at Entry
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2025-08-18: As the streambed at the exit of the canyon has completely changed, the reference flow rate can no longer be checked with the nut. Now you can check the flow rate directly at the bridge. Some wood in t...
2025-07-29: beautiful little canyon! magnificent rock formations, beautiful slides! big surprise along the lake. equipement very good
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit neben Sandstraße
Access: From Domaso, drive next to Lake Como on the SS340 first in a southerly direction (village of Menaggio) Attention! Do NOT turn into Menaggio, but between the tunnels, do not miss the exit to the west towards Porlezza (Lago di Lugano) (no GPS signal). After some time you will reach the village of Porlezza. Here you turn left from the main road onto the SP14 in the direction of Osteno/Claino. After about 6 km of lake road you reach the small village of Osteno. Here you park the car at the large parking exit between the stream and the sports field (= parking exit). For the most interesting lower part of the gorge (variant 1) you don't need a shuttle car, because you can reach the entry by a footpath in about 15 minutes. Alternatively: Schuttle parking lot near the cemetery of Claino or take the bus! For option 2 you need a shuttle car or bus. Drive up the mountain road (SP14) from the village of Claino for about 900m until you see a timber company with a timber yard on the left. Here you park the car on the left on the gravel road/parking lot (the road leads directly to the entry).
Return: After the bridge, at about 280m, exit the shallow streambed to the right over the streambed wall directly to the parking lot or continue to Lago di Como and exit left at the beach.

Lirone: Canyon End
Return: After the bridge, at about 280m, exit the shallow streambed to the right over the streambed wall directly to the parking lot or continue to Lago di Como and exit left at the beach.

Lirone: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Altes Wehr
Hydrology: Large catchment area! Water level...see photo. 2 washers: Beginner, 1 washer: sporty, above really challenging but not unreasonable. Attention: As the measuring point is 4-5m wide, 1cm more level means a significantly higher water flow behind the confluence!!! Special mention should be made of an inflow from the "Intelvi" valley, which triples the amount of water before the last three abseiling points

Lirone: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg bei dem antiken Waschhaus
Approach: (on foot: 15min) Option 1 (15min): From the parking lot at the lake, walk up to Claino in 10 minutes or park at the cemetery in Claino. From there, walk 5 minutes through the village to the Lavaio (wash house). Shortly before, a path secured with wire ropes leads under the railing into the streambed. Variant 2 (5min): If you want to walk along the Lirone from higher up, walk from the gravel road/parking lot next to the timber company (see approach) in the direction of the stream. You will soon come to the stone bridge that crosses the Lirone. Cross the bridge and after a few meters you will come to another small bridge. Turn left here, before the bridge, and follow the steep path past an old ruin down into the stream (approx. 450m).
Tour: The Lirone is a short watery canyon cut deep into the limestone rock with beautiful rock formations, washouts and narrow sections. The entry at the top at the timber company is certainly a little easier (+30min time required) but with three small steps and unattractive, partly blocked walking terrain, it is not recommended. From or below the Claino road bridge, the route becomes really steep and interesting. There are several abseils (max. 16m) in the water, which can often be slid or jumped. The pools are usually washed out to a depth and should not be underestimated due to the water flow. After the last abseiling point, there is an approx. 80m long swimming passage that leads out of the narrow canyon into the wide open streambed that you follow to the bridge/parking lot or lake. Exit at approx. 280m.

Lirone: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz am Friedhof in Claino
Access: From Domaso, drive next to Lake Como on the SS340 first in a southerly direction (village of Menaggio) Attention! Do NOT turn into Menaggio, but between the tunnels, do not miss the exit to the west towards Porlezza (Lago di Lugano) (no GPS signal). After some time you will reach the village of Porlezza. Here you turn left from the main road onto the SP14 in the direction of Osteno/Claino. After about 6 km of lake road you reach the small village of Osteno. Here you park the car at the large parking exit between the stream and the sports field (= parking exit). For the most interesting lower part of the gorge (variant 1) you don't need a shuttle car, because you can reach the entry by a footpath in about 15 minutes. Alternatively: Schuttle parking lot near the cemetery of Claino or take the bus! For option 2 you need a shuttle car or bus. Drive up the mountain road (SP14) from the village of Claino for about 900m until you see a timber company with a timber yard on the left. Here you park the car on the left on the gravel road/parking lot (the road leads directly to the entry).

Perlana: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Never difficult creek with some really aesthetically remarkable passages, unexpected in this place, evidently very busy so the weapons are all good, we also found some fixed ropes
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Perlana RAS (Quelle:
2025-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Perlana Entrée par l'affluent, voir photo de la carte a la date d'aujourd'hui 4 rappels de plus maximum 30mÉquipement correct sur 2 points, sa...
Approach: From the parking lot near the church, first follow the paved mountain road "Via S. Benedetto" steeply uphill. After about 20min. there is a fork with a yellow arrow on the left. Here you leave the mountain road and follow the path/trail marked yellow on trees and rocks to the left above the canyon. After about 15min. the path leads to an abseil point attached to the tree into the stream.
Tour: The Perlana inferiore is a discontinuous lime canyon rich in vegetation and mostly open, with several short rappels or possible jumps and slides. Between the steps, especially in the upper part, there are always shorter walking and downclimbing steps (some with small creeks). A beautiful 12m slide in deep pools and a small dark grotto with sintering in the middle of the canyon are the highlights of Perlana. Unfortunately, the grotto was completely clogged at the top at the actual rappelling point into the grotto during our ascent. However, a visit from below was possible. The canyon is also used commercially and is very popular due to the south/east orientation and several jumps and slides. There are several escape/entry points in the canyon. Normally, you get off to the right before the bridge, because after the bridge there are three rather uninteresting rappelling points (16m, 14m, 18m).

Perlana: Canyon End
2025-09-29: Never difficult creek with some really aesthetically remarkable passages, unexpected in this place, evidently very busy so the weapons are all good, we also found some fixed ropes
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Return: Get off before the bridge on the right-hand side (private left). Then cross the bridge and follow the road to the left up to the church/parking lot (steep shortcut over cobblestones possible). Alternatively, continue in the river till the bridge of the road and exit rigth after the bridge following a water pipe.

Perlana: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-29: Never difficult creek with some really aesthetically remarkable passages, unexpected in this place, evidently very busy so the weapons are all good, we also found some fixed ropes
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Perlana RAS (Quelle:
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Comment: Kirche „Acquafredda“
Access: From Domaso head south until you reach the town of Leno. In Leno, take the first road on the right up Via S. Pellico (signposted "Santario dell Soccorso"). Immediately after the fork, keep left and follow the road uphill. At a crossroads keep right and continue uphill until you reach the church "Acquafredda" with a large parking area. Alternatively, choose the parking area at the exit to avoid having to walk back to the higher parking area in neoprene.
Return: Get off before the bridge on the right-hand side (private left). Then cross the bridge and follow the road to the left up to the church/parking lot (steep shortcut over cobblestones possible). Alternatively, continue in the river till the bridge of the road and exit rigth after the bridge following a water pipe.

Perlana: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz nah am Ausstieg
Access: From Domaso head south until you reach the town of Leno. In Leno, take the first road on the right up Via S. Pellico (signposted "Santario dell Soccorso"). Immediately after the fork, keep left and follow the road uphill. At a crossroads keep right and continue uphill until you reach the church "Acquafredda" with a large parking area. Alternatively, choose the parking area at the exit to avoid having to walk back to the higher parking area in neoprene.
Return: Get off before the bridge on the right-hand side (private left). Then cross the bridge and follow the road to the left up to the church/parking lot (steep shortcut over cobblestones possible). Alternatively, continue in the river till the bridge of the road and exit rigth after the bridge following a water pipe.

Perlana: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Ingresso dalla Val Chisola
Approach: From the parking lot near the church, first follow the paved mountain road "Via S. Benedetto" steeply uphill. After about 20min. there is a fork with a yellow arrow on the left. Here you leave the mountain road and follow the path/trail marked yellow on trees and rocks to the left above the canyon. After about 15min. the path leads to an abseil point attached to the tree into the stream.
Tour: The Perlana inferiore is a discontinuous lime canyon rich in vegetation and mostly open, with several short rappels or possible jumps and slides. Between the steps, especially in the upper part, there are always shorter walking and downclimbing steps (some with small creeks). A beautiful 12m slide in deep pools and a small dark grotto with sintering in the middle of the canyon are the highlights of Perlana. Unfortunately, the grotto was completely clogged at the top at the actual rappelling point into the grotto during our ascent. However, a visit from below was possible. The canyon is also used commercially and is very popular due to the south/east orientation and several jumps and slides. There are several escape/entry points in the canyon. Normally, you get off to the right before the bridge, because after the bridge there are three rather uninteresting rappelling points (16m, 14m, 18m).

Perlana: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Ingresso dalla Valle di Gada
Approach: From the parking lot near the church, first follow the paved mountain road "Via S. Benedetto" steeply uphill. After about 20min. there is a fork with a yellow arrow on the left. Here you leave the mountain road and follow the path/trail marked yellow on trees and rocks to the left above the canyon. After about 15min. the path leads to an abseil point attached to the tree into the stream.
Tour: The Perlana inferiore is a discontinuous lime canyon rich in vegetation and mostly open, with several short rappels or possible jumps and slides. Between the steps, especially in the upper part, there are always shorter walking and downclimbing steps (some with small creeks). A beautiful 12m slide in deep pools and a small dark grotto with sintering in the middle of the canyon are the highlights of Perlana. Unfortunately, the grotto was completely clogged at the top at the actual rappelling point into the grotto during our ascent. However, a visit from below was possible. The canyon is also used commercially and is very popular due to the south/east orientation and several jumps and slides. There are several escape/entry points in the canyon. Normally, you get off to the right before the bridge, because after the bridge there are three rather uninteresting rappelling points (16m, 14m, 18m).

Perlana: Alternative Canyon End

Schwarzgraben: Canyon Start
2025-08-27: Once again the three of us hiked the beautiful Schwarzgraben. In the canyon 6 h on the way. If you want to keep to the 5 hours, you have to keep a good pace. 40m of rope is sufficient for all rappels...
2024-06-25: All existing anchors OK, some could be added. Partly clogged. Overall a longer and beautiful tour.
2023-10-14: Relatively little water. Tom has added a few hooks. Everything tip top
Approach: From the large hiking parking lot at Almgasthof Baumschlagerreith (724m), follow the hiking signs "Stoderer Dolomitensteig" next to the stable, initially on the slightly ascending forest road to the signs "Wanderweg" in the hairpin bends. From here you leave the forest road. Follow the path over a steep embankment next to the ditch, which you cross after a short while. After the crossing there is a hiking sign with time indications (Hochsteinalm 1h15min and Lögerhütte 1h30min + Stoderer Dolomitensteig) and shortly afterwards the forest road exits. The steep ascent then begins in serpentines up through the beech forest. Once you reach the first saddle, you have already completed half of the ascent to the alpine pasture. With a beautiful view of the valley and the surrounding mountains, the trail continues up to the alpine meadow in front of the Hochsteinalm (1296m) and on to the Lögerhütte (1370m), which is already visible. Keeping left from the Lögerhütte, the actual Dolomite path begins, which in the following part leads over an increasingly narrow, steep path with little difference in altitude along steep rock faces and small water channels to the rope safety device and Schwarzgraben. Follow the rope protection in the Schwarzgraben to the point where the hiking trail crosses the stream. Entry at 1370m.
Tour: The Schwarzgraben is a long beautiful alpine rappel canyon with about 40 mostly short rappels. The glued anchors are not always immediately visible due to their gray color, but they are well placed. One should not be fooled by the mostly low water passage, as the rappelling points can change considerably due to wood and gravel accumulations during high water. In the upper part, the canyon is rather open except for a short (two rappels) narrower passage. After a high 48m + small 4m rappel point and a few smaller steps that can be descended, comes a cut canyon section with initially large wooden entanglements (be careful with the rope retrival!). More small steps with some wood follow. Shortly before an hourglass as rappel anchorage it becomes more open again. Six short rappels and two walking and downclimb passages follow. After the second walking and rappeling section it remains cut for a longer time (nine rappels up to max. 20m). Before the last four abseils (5m/20m/10m/65m) the canyon opens with a view into the valley. The last rappel point can also be divided (exposed chain anchor on the right below pools after 25m). After the last high rappel, follow the streambed for about 20min over some downclimbs to the streambed and weir at the fort road (possibly rappel 5m over tree before streambed). Exit at approx. 780m at the small weir.

Schwarzgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-27: Once again the three of us hiked the beautiful Schwarzgraben. In the canyon 6 h on the way. If you want to keep to the 5 hours, you have to keep a good pace. 40m of rope is sufficient for all rappels...
2024-06-25: All existing anchors OK, some could be added. Partly clogged. Overall a longer and beautiful tour.
2023-10-14: Relatively little water. Tom has added a few hooks. Everything tip top
Comment: Großer Parkplatz beim Gasthof Baumschlagerreith Parkgebühr!
Access: From Salzburg Süd, take the A10 to the Salzburg junction. Then continue on the A1 towards Vienna/Linz. At the Voralpenkreuz junction, turn right at Sattledt onto the Pyhrn-Autobahn A9. Continue on this highway until the St. Pankraz/Klaus exit. Then turn left at the junction onto the B138 and continue until just before the Steyrbrücke bridge. Turn right here and continue alongside the Steyr towards Hinterstoder. Nine kilometers after the village center of Hinterstoder, at the exit of the Stodertal is the hiking parking lot / starting point (Gasthof Baumschlagerreith 14 ° 05'46,5 "Ö / 47 ° 38'43,2 "N). 4 € / day only coin money (as of 2023)
Return: From the small weir turn right on the forest road shortly back to the parking lot.

Schwarzgraben: Canyon End
2025-08-27: Once again the three of us hiked the beautiful Schwarzgraben. In the canyon 6 h on the way. If you want to keep to the 5 hours, you have to keep a good pace. 40m of rope is sufficient for all rappels...
2024-06-25: All existing anchors OK, some could be added. Partly clogged. Overall a longer and beautiful tour.
2023-10-14: Relatively little water. Tom has added a few hooks. Everything tip top
Return: From the small weir turn right on the forest road shortly back to the parking lot.

Ochsenschlucht (unterer Teil): Canyon Start
Approach: You simply follow the path downhill. The initially very wide path becomes narrower and narrower and becomes more and more a hunter's path that leads directly into the canyons. However, the footprints are clearly recognizable. Ascent on foot from the lower parking lot about 90 min. Follow the gravel bed up to a weir with water drainage, then left up to an asphalt road with no driving. Follow this road uphill. At a fork, take the road on the right. After you have passed a farm, take a gravel road uphill over meadows into the woods to another crossroads. Here you climb to the right until you reach the ridge to the Ochsenschlucht. Here an overgrown forest road leads to the right, first with two hairpin bends, then with a long, falling crossing into the Ochsenschlucht. At a streambed you can descend into the canyon (possibly you can also enter further up).
Tour: Once you have reached the streambed, you follow it for about 150m before you come to the first rappel. The tour is in no way to be underestimated, as it carries quite a bit of water. During the tour there is practically no chance to get off. If the water level is critical at the first rappel, it is recommended to turn back! Also, the weather situation must be closely observed during the ascent, as the catchment area of the Ochsenschlucht is very large! If the water level is ok and the first rappel has been completed, the really sensational part of the canyon follows after a short walking terrain. Abseil point follows abseil point, through partly very turbulent and deep pools. The canyon was set up during the inspection on 2.6.2019 in the course of an advanced training of the Carinthian canyon guides so that virtually all dangerous pools can be bypassed with cable cars. However, it is recommended, especially for the person who will be the first to rappel and set up any ropeways, that they have white water experience. In some places in the canyons, there are also pitons for setting up rope traverses leading to the rappelling point. The canyon is not impressive for its high rappel, but for its aquatic!

Ochsenschlucht (unterer Teil): Parking at Exit
Access: Approach: Exit the A10 at the Spital junction in the direction of Lienz on the B100. Follow the B100 for 34km (approx. 30 min) until you reach Berg an der Drau. At the train station Berg turn left and cross the bridge over the river Drau. Here you stay on the road for about 2,5km until you reach the cycling station "Sandhof". Here you continue on the road for about 150m, crossing the stream of the Ochsenschlucht (Feistritz), before on the left - directly after the stream - the parking lot appears (picnic area). Here you can park the vehicles with the dry things. In general, the parking lot should be used to park the majority of cars there. At the upper parking lot the number of parking spaces is limited (2 cars). At the lower parking lot the equipment can already be prepared. Also the wetsuit can be put on already here (access from the upper parking lot about 15min through sloping terrain. IMPORTANT: Before entering the canyons you have to ask for permission (best the day before). For this call Mario Duller from Ares Canyoning (+43 676 844425280; office@bikeschule.at). Mario has leased the canyon and knows the farmer over whose land the private access road goes! To get to the upper parking lot, head back in the direction of the Sandhof bike station. Directly at the Sandhof the road leads uphill on the right. After about 500m, a gravel road leads downhill to the right, blocked by a large tree trunk. Get off here and walk to the weir of the stream for water control. It is useless to check the water level at the lower parking lot of the stream, because the water is diverted at the weir! A reference photo of the water level of our walk can be found below, this is the "normal water level", which can be challenging at one point or another. If the water level is ok, you drive the road for about 3km uphill. After some serpentines in the forest you come out at an alp where you keep to the right. You drive again briefly into the forest before you come out again at the mountain pasture and you drive directly past the farm and a red deer enclosure. The asphalt road turns into a gravel road that leads further up the slope. Enter the forest again, keep to the right at the turn-offs, rather after 500m you arrive at the upper parking lot (the path to the canyon goes directly from the gravel road downhill to the right).
Return: At about 700Hm you have then completed the last rappel. This is followed by about 30 minutes of walking passages and block hopping in a sensational scenic backdrop through a gorge! When the canyon opens up more and more, you come to the weir, where you have previously checked the water level. Here leads or. right a way down, which one follows for further approx. 5 min. You come out directly at the parking lot where the cars were parked.

Ochsenschlucht (unterer Teil): Canyon End
Return: At about 700Hm you have then completed the last rappel. This is followed by about 30 minutes of walking passages and block hopping in a sensational scenic backdrop through a gorge! When the canyon opens up more and more, you come to the weir, where you have previously checked the water level. Here leads or. right a way down, which one follows for further approx. 5 min. You come out directly at the parking lot where the cars were parked.

Arzino (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge over the Arzino you can go directly to the streambed of the Arzino river. If you want to go the canyon from the top, you go over the bridge and then go upstream for about 10min. But there is only one 5m jump and some downclimb. The topographic view here shows the Arzino from the bridge.
Tour: Tour description: about 2,5h The Arzino is a relatively long river that drains a very large area, into which some accessible canyons flow and which finally flows into the Tagliamento. The Arzino is also navigated by kayak and is divided into parts 1-4. This part of the river was named "Arzino 0" by the first climbers, because it is located above the kayak part 1 (see Canyoning Wiki). Arzino 0 can really only be climbed after a long dry season, because it has a lot of water even in dry summers! The closest gauge station of the Arzino to the canyoning route is called "Arzino, S.Francesco Idro". During our ascent the level was 79cm and at this level the ascent was no problem. The Arzino 0 should only be climbed by people who have both white water experience (because of the extremely turbulent pools and currents), and are very safe when rappeling, because you have to be really careful not to get into the water, because the water flow is enormous and you can not withstand the water pressure! Directly after the bridge at the entry follows a small walking passages of about 100m, before it becomes narrower and you are in front of a slot with strong current and white water. Here is an anchor on the or. right side, which you should also use to safely rope the 2m into the current. Immediately thereafter follows the first challenging place: or. left are 3 pitons to build a rope traverse to be able to rappel the 10 m from the last piton. If you already have problems at this point or see that there is too much water to continue the canyon, you can get out after swimming through the pool. Next is a 5-meter jump into a turbulent deep pool, followed by a swim section and a 5-meter rappel section that also opens into a turbulent pool. After a short swim, the canyon opens again and you come to a place with 3 small conifers and a dry tributary or.left on which you can see a bridge of SP1 above. Here is the next possibility for the emergency exit. One of the trees was used and described by the first climbers for rappeling into the extremely turbulent channel. However, this spot seemed too dangerous and so during our ascent or. left. 3 pitons were drilled to set up a rope traverse, so that the channel can be bypassed and rappel directly into the turbulent pool. Those who like to jump can rappel only 5m and jump from the ledge 5m into the pool. ATTENTION, however, in the pool: Directly after the pool follows the next abseil point or. left, which you must first reach! The current here is quite strong! If there were already problems with the current before, the person who ropes into the pool must be secured from above in order not to be washed over the step and to be able to reach the belay safely. Current + partly slippery place! Once you have reached the stand, another 10m rappel and a swim section follows. After a small walking passage follows the impressive highlight of the canyon: a 28m rappel or. left from a tree - but be careful! From above you can't see directly where the rope ends and whether you pass next to the waterfall or not. During our ascent it was no problem, but if the first person to rappel realizes that you can't pass the waterfall, you have to stop the rappel immediately and climb up! The waterfall creates an incredible pressure here and should you get into the water, you have real problems. You have the possibility to stop the tour at the walking passages before the 28m rappel. If you can rappel past the waterfall, you will find yourself at the most impressive spot of the tour where you can experience the pure power of the water up close. There follows a small swimming spot and a 40-minute river walk before you see or. left the gravel field of the Riu Rugoni and you arrive here directly at the bridge at the parking lot of the shuttle car.

Arzino (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für 1-2 Autos vor kleiner Brücke (cwiki)
Access: In Tolmezzo turn onto the SR 512 in the direction of Verzegnis; Immediately after the large bridge over the Tagliamento turn right in the direction of Verzegnis onto the SP1; On the SP1 you now remain for 18.2 km: Here you go past Verzegnis relatively long uphill, over the "mountain pass" and then downhill again; after about 14km you come to some hairpin bends (village of Pozzis), then follows a grade through two small stone tunnels, before you after 18km you come to 2 hairpin bends. Immediately after the 2nd hairpin bend (50m) a forest road leaves to the right and leads to the bridge over the Arzino. Either drive down here and park the car directly at the bridge or drive about 100m further and park at the parking lot directly at the SP1. At the bridge is also the entry to the tour. The shuttle car is parked about 1.3 km further down the SP1, directly after crossing the bridge of the Rio Rugoni. The Rio Rugoni is unmissable because it is a huge gravel field that flows into the Arzino.
Return: Up the gravel field of the Riu Rugoni and you are directly at the parking lot of the shuttle car

Arzino (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Comment: Große Parkmöglichkeit nach der Brücke über den Rio Rugoni (cwiki)
Access: In Tolmezzo turn onto the SR 512 in the direction of Verzegnis; Immediately after the large bridge over the Tagliamento turn right in the direction of Verzegnis onto the SP1; On the SP1 you now remain for 18.2 km: Here you go past Verzegnis relatively long uphill, over the "mountain pass" and then downhill again; after about 14km you come to some hairpin bends (village of Pozzis), then follows a grade through two small stone tunnels, before you after 18km you come to 2 hairpin bends. Immediately after the 2nd hairpin bend (50m) a forest road leaves to the right and leads to the bridge over the Arzino. Either drive down here and park the car directly at the bridge or drive about 100m further and park at the parking lot directly at the SP1. At the bridge is also the entry to the tour. The shuttle car is parked about 1.3 km further down the SP1, directly after crossing the bridge of the Rio Rugoni. The Rio Rugoni is unmissable because it is a huge gravel field that flows into the Arzino.
Return: Up the gravel field of the Riu Rugoni and you are directly at the parking lot of the shuttle car

Arzino (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Up the gravel field of the Riu Rugoni and you are directly at the parking lot of the shuttle car

Rio Negro: Canyon Start
2025-07-20: Driving ban is no longer in place. So you can drive on the slope again (possible with a VW bus). Some stands are likely to be replaced... mostly single pitons... At the 18m rappel there is a redirect...
2024-08-16: Although the access road has a no-driving sign, you can still drive all the way back. This is also recommended because it goes very far in. However, you should have a car with a high wheelbase because...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the Tagliamento riverbed upstream for about 15 min. On the or. right side appears a clearly recognizable wooded island where the Rio Negro flows into the Tagliamento. At the exit of this island, right at the mouth of the Rio Negro, path 328 (red and white markings) begins. One follows the path uphill. During our walk (2019) you arrive after about 5 min at a hunter's hut or ruins, where many trees block the way due to wind breakage. Here it is best to keep to the right or go straight uphill directly at the hunter's hut. Then the markings of the path 328 appear again, which leads another 40 min uphill until you meet the Rio Negro. The entry is directly at the confluence of the Rio Naiarda with the Rio Negro.
Tour: The Rio Negro is a beautiful, quite aquatic canyon with some smaller rappels, jumps and swimming passages. Unfortunately, it is always somewhat discontinuous with some walking and downclimbs. The stands are only single hooks or rappels from trees, some of which are a bit older. This means that you should take your emergency kit and rope remnants or slings with you, as the canyon is not often climbed. The first half in particular is a rather average hiking and swim canyon with beautiful passages and crystal-clear pools as well as beautiful geological layer formations with a few smaller rappels. Here you would also always have options to get out of the canyon in an emergency. However, the Rio Negro becomes really interesting from the gorge onwards, which begins with an 18m rappel from a tree on the right. If you already have problems with the water pressure in the first half or if members of the group are already feeling chilly, you should definitely leave the canyon at a suitable point before the gorge! At a small jump, a little before the 18m rappel, the water pressure doubles and the water becomes ice cold, as an underground spring flows into this pool. Gloves and good neoprene are therefore important. The 18m rappel leads directly into a turbulent pool with white water and return flow in the gorge, where you should try not to get into the return flow (correct rappel length! and use the diverter!). Directly after the pool, the canyon narrows to about one meter and you can swim into a large cave-like pool. The gorge is really beautiful, as the characteristics of the canyon change within a very short time from an open gorge to a deep, dark and watery canyon. After the gorge, there are some longer swims and downclimbs, which can be quite strenuous for inexperienced canyoneers due to the temperature of the Rio Negro. After about 2.5 hours, the shallow streambed of the Rio Negro flows into the Tagliamento and you are back at the start of hiking trail 328.

Rio Negro: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-20: Driving ban is no longer in place. So you can drive on the slope again (possible with a VW bus). Some stands are likely to be replaced... mostly single pitons... At the 18m rappel there is a redirect...
2024-08-16: Although the access road has a no-driving sign, you can still drive all the way back. This is also recommended because it goes very far in. However, you should have a car with a high wheelbase because...
Comment: Parkplatz vor Fahrverbot
Access: From Tolmezzo, take the SS52; at the large oval traffic circle near Tolmezzo, leave the traffic circle in the direction of Ampezzo (heading west - NOT in the direction of Arta Terme). From the exit of the traffic circle stay on the SS52 for 16 km. Immediately after the bridge over the Torrente Lumiei, turn left towards "Tramonti" - onto the SR552. Stay on this road for 7 km - first uphill via hairpin bends, then downhill again - before you come to an unmissable dam in the Tagliamento and the bridge over the Taglimento. Cross the Tagliamento and continue for about 600m until a forest road branches off to the right. Stay on the forest road for approx. 2.5km until you reach the no-entry sign. Park here.
Return: Back downstream in the riverbed of the Tagliamento to the parking lot.

Rio Negro: Canyon End
2025-07-20: Driving ban is no longer in place. So you can drive on the slope again (possible with a VW bus). Some stands are likely to be replaced... mostly single pitons... At the 18m rappel there is a redirect...
2024-08-16: Although the access road has a no-driving sign, you can still drive all the way back. This is also recommended because it goes very far in. However, you should have a car with a high wheelbase because...
Return: Back downstream in the riverbed of the Tagliamento to the parking lot.

Rio Negro: Waypoint
Comment: Hier von der SR 552 auf die Schotterpiste abbiegen
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the Tagliamento riverbed upstream for about 15 min. On the or. right side appears a clearly recognizable wooded island where the Rio Negro flows into the Tagliamento. At the exit of this island, right at the mouth of the Rio Negro, path 328 (red and white markings) begins. One follows the path uphill. During our walk (2019) you arrive after about 5 min at a hunter's hut or ruins, where many trees block the way due to wind breakage. Here it is best to keep to the right or go straight uphill directly at the hunter's hut. Then the markings of the path 328 appear again, which leads another 40 min uphill until you meet the Rio Negro. The entry is directly at the confluence of the Rio Naiarda with the Rio Negro.

Rio Negro: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Zugang vom Rio Bus. Von hier bis zum Beginn des Rio Negro sind es 24 abfahrten, max 25.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the Tagliamento riverbed upstream for about 15 min. On the or. right side appears a clearly recognizable wooded island where the Rio Negro flows into the Tagliamento. At the exit of this island, right at the mouth of the Rio Negro, path 328 (red and white markings) begins. One follows the path uphill. During our walk (2019) you arrive after about 5 min at a hunter's hut or ruins, where many trees block the way due to wind breakage. Here it is best to keep to the right or go straight uphill directly at the hunter's hut. Then the markings of the path 328 appear again, which leads another 40 min uphill until you meet the Rio Negro. The entry is directly at the confluence of the Rio Naiarda with the Rio Negro.
Tour: The Rio Negro is a beautiful, quite aquatic canyon with some smaller rappels, jumps and swimming passages. Unfortunately, it is always somewhat discontinuous with some walking and downclimbs. The stands are only single hooks or rappels from trees, some of which are a bit older. This means that you should take your emergency kit and rope remnants or slings with you, as the canyon is not often climbed. The first half in particular is a rather average hiking and swim canyon with beautiful passages and crystal-clear pools as well as beautiful geological layer formations with a few smaller rappels. Here you would also always have options to get out of the canyon in an emergency. However, the Rio Negro becomes really interesting from the gorge onwards, which begins with an 18m rappel from a tree on the right. If you already have problems with the water pressure in the first half or if members of the group are already feeling chilly, you should definitely leave the canyon at a suitable point before the gorge! At a small jump, a little before the 18m rappel, the water pressure doubles and the water becomes ice cold, as an underground spring flows into this pool. Gloves and good neoprene are therefore important. The 18m rappel leads directly into a turbulent pool with white water and return flow in the gorge, where you should try not to get into the return flow (correct rappel length! and use the diverter!). Directly after the pool, the canyon narrows to about one meter and you can swim into a large cave-like pool. The gorge is really beautiful, as the characteristics of the canyon change within a very short time from an open gorge to a deep, dark and watery canyon. After the gorge, there are some longer swims and downclimbs, which can be quite strenuous for inexperienced canyoneers due to the temperature of the Rio Negro. After about 2.5 hours, the shallow streambed of the Rio Negro flows into the Tagliamento and you are back at the start of hiking trail 328.

Rötenbach (oberer): Canyon Start
2025-11-09: With access from the lower parking lot, good water level. Super slippery even often in the waterline.
2025-08-15: Very beautiful canyon. It took us about 1 hour from the lower parking lot to the entry. Had to search longer for some anchors. Lots of wood in the canyon. Comparison picture of our water level at the...
Approach: (on foot: 1.5h) From the hunting lodge (Schwandhütte), follow the path to the right into the forest at the hairpin bends. A few meters uphill until you reach the saddle and at the saddle turn left uphill. After a few meters, the path is already clearly visible. Climb up the increasingly steep ridge that runs parallel to the canyon. After some time and a few meters in altitude in the sparse forest, there is a crossing over an exposed area, followed by a wide ditch. After the ditch, the path leads briefly uphill again to the next steep ditch with fixed ropes (old dilapidated Holzleiter are no longer usable). Once you have passed the second ditch, it is only a few meters through the mountain pine slope to the entry at 1150m below the mountain basin (mountain pines cut and rope safety devices renewed May 2020).
Tour: Once in the rugged streambed, the first small steps (pools) immediately follow, which can be skillfully downclimbed and bypassed on the right. You will soon reach the first and highest 42m rappel (bolts on the left). After the highest rappel, the route continues without much distance. This is followed by several aquatic rappels up to a maximum of 25m in a slightly incised gorge environment. There are no deep pools, but the water pressure at some abseils should not be underestimated. To avoid a heavy shower, you can alternatively rappel to the left via two bolts outside the water at one of the last rappels, more precisely at the 25m rappel. The last two short abseils are already in the open gorge. Then downclimb/descend a short distance until you reach the large boulder field below the rock face at around 900m. The possible exit for the upper part or the entry for the lower part of the canyon is located here on the right. It is of course recommended to do the lower part at the same time (time required + approx. 2-2.5h with max. 35m).

Rötenbach (oberer): Canyon End
2025-11-09: With access from the lower parking lot, good water level. Super slippery even often in the waterline.
2025-08-15: Very beautiful canyon. It took us about 1 hour from the lower parking lot to the entry. Had to search longer for some anchors. Lots of wood in the canyon. Comparison picture of our water level at the...
Return: If you don't want to walk the lower part of the canyon, you have the option of exiting the canyon at the boulder field on the right. First climb over the boulder field below the rock face to the left up to a fixed rope. After the rope traverse, continue over the steep ridge above the rock face to the Jägerstand and back to the Jadghütte (Schwandhütte).

Rötenbach (oberer): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-09: With access from the lower parking lot, good water level. Super slippery even often in the waterline.
2025-08-15: Very beautiful canyon. It took us about 1 hour from the lower parking lot to the entry. Had to search longer for some anchors. Lots of wood in the canyon. Comparison picture of our water level at the...
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz bei Schwandthütte
Access: From Lienz drive in the direction of Silian (on the B100). At road kilometer 113 you turn left and drive over a bridge. After the bridge turn left and after a few meters you will find a parking lot on the right (here you can either park a shuttle car or walk up). From the barrier at the parking lot, follow the asphalt mountain road for about 1.5 km (road closed from 01.11-30.04). Then turn right on the forest road until you reach a haipin bend with a hunting lodge. Here you park the second car.
Return: If you don't want to walk the lower part of the canyon, you have the option of exiting the canyon at the boulder field on the right. First climb over the boulder field below the rock face to the left up to a fixed rope. After the rope traverse, continue over the steep ridge above the rock face to the Jägerstand and back to the Jadghütte (Schwandhütte).

Ochsenschlucht (oberer Teil): Canyon Start
2025-11-15: Entered the upper canyon via the left-hand (blue in the topographic view) section. Entry difficult to find (GPS coordinates updated). 2-3 cool rappels, but otherwise long streambed hassle and therefor...
Approach: Access right access (red tour on topographic view): 30min Follow the forest road for about 30 minutes before the road leads directly over the right access. Attention, there is a large inlet about 5 minutes before the entry (but it is led under the forest road). This is not yet the entry but comes 5 minutes later. Access left access (blue tour on topographic view): 2h From the lower parking lot or left follow the hiking trail/forest road 233 uphill (no driving) until below a small hut at approx. 1160m in the first hairpin bend a narrow path leads directly down into the canyon. (More pleasant than the earlier access via a boulder field, which is also marked in the topographic view).
Tour: Tour description right approach to confluence: approx. 1.75h The right approach is characterized by a very beautiful open hiking gorge with a few rappels inside, but these are not difficult. There are several tributaries in the right-hand tributary of the Ochsenschlucht. The right-hand approach consists of relatively long walking and downclimbs, but is quite beautiful due to the beautiful scenery and the clear water, which gradually becomes more and more. Only in the last 500m of the right tributary, before the left tributary joins it, does the canyon become narrower and narrower. Tour description left tributary to confluence: approx. 0.5h (first ascent May 2020) The left approach saves you a few meters of streambed walking before you reach the more interesting part of the Ochsenschlucht. At the beginning, smaller steps are downclimbed, followed by a rappel point or left with 5-7m (not marked in the topographic view), after another walking passages you come to a short rappel from a tree. Then you have about 400m of walking passages ahead of you before the canyon cuts in noticeably and you come to a small cascade. The first 3 m can be downclimbed or carefully slid before you come to a bolt on the right. You rope into the 2nd pool and can slide the last 3 m steps. Then you come to the right-hand approach and stand directly in front of the interesting first section of the upper approach. Tour description from the confluence to the start of the lower section: approx. 1.5 hours The confluence of the right and left tributaries is the first very beautiful, but technically challenging section. Due to the confluence, the water volume suddenly doubles and you have to enter a deeper, turbulent pool to set up the rappel ortographic left. The rappel leads through a turbulent pool and you have to rappel directly in the water. It is advisable to set up a closed circle at this point because the water pressure is quite high. This is immediately followed by another cascade, which begins at a chain anchor on the right. You then have to cross the stream with a strong current before you reach a bolt on the left at the rock ledge. These 2 highlights are followed by a relatively long walking and partly swimming passage in a canyon with impressive geology. The further you go down the Ochsenschlucht, the more springs and tributaries flow into the Ochsenschlucht, making it an aquatic canyon in the lower part. For this reason, certain sections in the upper part of the canyon should not be underestimated (baffle wall, currents). Compared to the lower part, however, the water problems are manageable. Towards the exit of the upper part of the canyon, it narrows again and you sometimes have to rappel into more turbulent pools or cross them. At 850m, a boulder field enters the canyon on the right. If there have been problems with the water up to this point, you should get out here. There are practically no escape routes in the lower part. This boulder field also marks the beginning of the lower part of the Ochsenschlucht (see separate description).

Ochsenschlucht (oberer Teil): Canyon End
2025-11-15: Entered the upper canyon via the left-hand (blue in the topographic view) section. Entry difficult to find (GPS coordinates updated). 2-3 cool rappels, but otherwise long streambed hassle and therefor...
Return: (on foot: 45 min.) If you don't want to walk the lower part of the canyon, you first have to walk up the boulder field at 850m or right before you come out at the forest road after about 15 - 20 min. If you have not parked your car here, you will have to walk 45 min - 1 h to the lower parking lot or 30 min to 45 min before you reach the barrier where you have to park your car for the upper part

Ochsenschlucht (oberer Teil): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-15: Entered the upper canyon via the left-hand (blue in the topographic view) section. Entry difficult to find (GPS coordinates updated). 2-3 cool rappels, but otherwise long streambed hassle and therefor...
Access: At the train station in Berg an der Drau, cross the bridge over the Drau. Stay on the road for approx. 2km until you reach a junction where you turn right towards "Radlerstation Sandhof". Continue on the road for approx. 150m, crossing the stream of the Ochsenschlucht (Feistritz), before the parking lot (picnic area) appears on the left - directly after the stream. Here you can park your vehicle with your dry clothes. In general, the parking lot should be used to park the majority of cars. The number of parking spaces at the upper parking lot is limited (2 cars). IMPORTANT: Permission must be requested before entering the canyon (preferably the day before). To do this, call Mario Duller from Ares Canyoning (+43 676 844425280; office@bikeschule.at). Mario has leased the canyon and knows the farmer over whose land the private access road runs! Water control: Directly at the Sandhof farm, the road leads uphill to the right. After approx. 500m, a gravel road leads downhill to the right, which is blocked by a large tree trunk. Get out here and walk to the weir system of the stream for the water check. There is no point in checking the water at the lower parking lot by the stream because the water is diverted at the weir! A reference photo of the water level on our walk can be found below; this is the "normal water level", but it can be challenging at one point or another. Alternatively, you can hike from the lower parking lot for about 15 minutes in the direction of the canyon, before you reach the weir and can check the water according to the reference photos. Approach right inlet (red tour on topographic view) If the water level is ok, take the road uphill for approx. 3.5 km. After a few hairpin bends in the forest, you come out at a mountain pasture where you keep to the right. Drive briefly into the forest again before you come out at the mountain pasture again and drive past the farm and a deer enclosure. The asphalt road turns into a gravel path that continues uphill. You drive back into the forest, keeping to the right at junctions until you come to a barrier after 2000m. You should park somewhere before the barrier, as this is where the federal forest begins and the road may not be driven on.
Return: (on foot: 45 min.) If you don't want to walk the lower part of the canyon, you first have to walk up the boulder field at 850m or right before you come out at the forest road after about 15 - 20 min. If you have not parked your car here, you will have to walk 45 min - 1 h to the lower parking lot or 30 min to 45 min before you reach the barrier where you have to park your car for the upper part

Hinterer Weissenbach: Canyon Start
2024-08-30: Canyon was otherwise in top condition. The intermediate pitch of the long canyon is broken and so we rappelled the full length anyway. But the access is totally bad. In the lower area, the path no lon...
Approach: Follow the asphalt road into the valley for another 400m until you come to a forest path on the right in the direction of Weißenbach. Turn off there and cross the Weißenbach after approx. 300m. Follow the forest road and go down towards Weißenbach as soon as you can so that you reach the streambed (do not go all the way to the exit where you meet the upper Weißenbach!) You walk in the streambed for about 500m, then you pass a barely visible foundation of a whitewater barrier (described in Canyon Wiki) before a small stream with a waterfall cascade flows in on the left. From the parking lot it takes about 15-20 minutes to get here. If you want to check the water, stay in the streambed for about 200m and come to the final waterfall. Otherwise, head up the slope to the left at the mouth of the waterfall cascade. So far, finding the path has been easy;-) from now on it gets exciting. In any case, we recommend using a navigation app with an Open Street Map, as the path - which is no longer visible in places - is marked there and this helps immensely in the partly pathless terrain to find at least one game crossing that shows you the way. It is important to always keep in mind to stay about 30 - 40 meters above the Weißenbach. You should leave the initially visible path directly at the waterfall cascade when you are about 40 m above the Weißenbach and continue along the barely visible game trails and hunters path, always above the Weißenbach. You will soon come to a small boulder field in the forest, where the hunters path is clearly visible. This means that if you are not yet on the hunters path, you have to look up or down along the boulder field. The terrain is very steep and you should find the hunters path here, otherwise it will be difficult to continue. Once you have found the hunters' path, follow it further along the Weißenbach stream before you reach a new torrent obstruction of the Weißenbach stream at approx. 960 m (approx. 30-45 min walk from the parking lot) (lower entry). To get to the upper part, walk to the exit of the gravel field where the gorge begins again and take the clearly visible path to the ortographic left. After a few meters in altitude you pass a stream and then come to a second one. Here you move away a little from the gorge of the Weißenbach. You walk up to the small waterfall of the stream and then climb a relatively adventurous 20 m over a boulder field before reaching the ridge. Now you can see the gorge of the Weißenbach again. Now it gets exciting because the path gets lost. In other words, you walk into the valley in the forest without a path and have to watch out for a few meters in altitude. At some point, you will come across a dry stream again and another with a deep chute. The terrain here is already more open and late. Here you should have found the hunters path again. You then come to a place with a salt stone for the game and in about 5 minutes you are at the entry point at about 1260 meters above sea level
Tour: Tour description upper part: ca 2h The Weißenbach was at the time of our ascent (12.06.2020) in sensational condition. The canyon was professionally drilled by the mountain rescue, i.e. there is at least one glued anchor everywhere and each rappel point is numbered with partial indications of escape routes. Immediately at the first stand you will find a general description of the tour, described by the mountain rescue (on a sign). The upper part of the. Ht. Weißenbach is sensationally beautiful. Fantastic mountain scenery, geologically the canyon is certainly one of the most beautiful in Austria. Due to the adventurous access and partial rappelers, which are mandatory in the water with high water pressure, but it is certainly a canyon for advanced canyoneers. Until the SOS 17- rappel the canyon is relatively open, but in an impressive mountain scenery. From the SOS 16-rappel starts a highly impressive gorge, which first starts with a 12m-rappel, before at the SOS 15-rappel you rappel about 7m without visual contact to the chain anchor of the highest and most spectacular rappel. The 35m rappel is extremely impressive, because you have the feeling that you are at the bottom of the water shooting down with great pressure and the arrival from above is not visible. With a little skill, however, you can get under the waterfall and so the water pressure at the bottom is no problem. There follows another small 5m step and one has the feeling of coming from a cave back into a large valley. This place is sensational, because left and right about 150m walls go vertically upwards and in the middle is the relatively wide streambed of the Weißenbach. A small walking passages follows until the canyon narrows slightly again at the SOS 12 rappel point. Care must be taken at the SOS 11 rappel because the water shoots down a relatively shallow chute and you cannot see the bottom of the chute through the white water. In the last third there is a big hole and through the chute you have a strong water pressure. It is recommended to bypass this place or. left with the rope with some skill. After a short distance you come to the next gorge and the ambience of the canyon changes completely. At the top, the canyon has a high alpine, vertical character. From the SOS10 rappel, where also another stream flows in from or.left with a small waterfall, the canyon becomes more aquatic and gets more the character of a "forest canyon", but in a positive sense. Deeply cut dark, dark washed out limestone, crystal clear water and far above one over it lush green - a real color flash. At the SOS 8 rappel, you think you only have to rappel about 7m into the pool below, but the rappel continues through impressive, polished chutes. The SOS7 rappel and a short swim marks the exit of the upper section. Tour description lower part: approx. 1h Compared to the upper part of the canyon, the lower part is unfortunately more "forest canyon style". While beautiful, after the flash of the upper part, this part can't quite maintain the level. The lower part is more open and is in the forest. Begin does the lower part right at the torrent obstruction, which you climb down the right. Relatively close to each other is the 20m rappel from the torrent and a 17m rappel, before you arrive after a short walking passages at a 20m rappel with a small "cannon tube". After the cannon tube follows a walking and downclimb followed by a flatter rappel (SOS 3) until you are faced with a place where you do not know exactly how to get down here. One could bypass this place or. left (so it was probably also thought by the mountain rescue), however, we have attached a sling at a tree or. left and have seen only afterwards that or. right after a downclimb is attached a bolthook. At the SOS2 rappel you have to pay attention to the rope retrival, because the anchors were placed behind a rock bulge and then you come to the SOS 1 rappel. Here you have 2 options: Either you go directly in the water directly away from the SOS 1 rappel, but if the water pressure is too high for you, you can reach or. left with a rope traverse to a "dry" rappel point. Here you have to be extremely careful, because this place is insanely rockfall and really big chunks can be loosened by the ropes in the rappel. Once at the bottom, you walk along the streambed for about 200m before arriving back at the waterfall cascade, where the access began.

Hinterer Weissenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-30: Canyon was otherwise in top condition. The intermediate pitch of the long canyon is broken and so we rappelled the full length anyway. But the access is totally bad. In the lower area, the path no lon...
Comment: Kleiner Parkplatz im Weissenbachtal bei Hinterstoder. Weiter sollte man nicht fahren (Fahrverbot) (cwiki)
Access: On the A9 coming from the north exit at St. Pankraz or coming from the south at Gleinkerau. From both exits drive in the direction of Hinterstoder. Drive through Hinterstoder always in the direction of the end of the valley. From the catholic church in Hinterstoder you drive about 3.8 km before a small parking lot with a chapel appears on the left. Directly after that you turn left into the Weißenbachtal. You drive about 2km into the valley, on the left side there is a nice wooden house and about 150m after that you can park directly in front of the bridge over the Weißenbach, where a gravel road goes up the mountain on the right. This parking lot is ideal, because some cars can stay without disturbing anyone. (Parking coordinates: 47.659953, 14.130017)
Return: As with the access, follow the streambed out of the valley, take the forest road and then the asphalt road to the parking lot.

Hinterer Weissenbach: Canyon End
2024-08-30: Canyon was otherwise in top condition. The intermediate pitch of the long canyon is broken and so we rappelled the full length anyway. But the access is totally bad. In the lower area, the path no lon...
Return: As with the access, follow the streambed out of the valley, take the forest road and then the asphalt road to the parking lot.

Hinterer Stehrergraben: Canyon Start
2025-04-27: Very slippery, lots of wood
2024-07-01: All single bolt anchors - fine for children hopefully. Unless youre having a super good try, I'd expect 35min walking from the carpark - more with kids. Lots of novel little slides, and a few jumps...
2024-05-20: The pool by the 8-meter slide was only one meter deep, so it was better not to slide.
Approach: First follow the overgrown forest road that leads directly into the sparse forest at km 6.2. After a short time, the forest road turns into a path that now leads more steeply uphill through the forest and after a few meters in altitude meets the old forest road again. From here you follow the old forest road with only a slight incline (partly more like an overgrown path), which meets a new forest road after about 15 minutes (large open area). Follow the new forest road to the right for only a short distance until you reach the entry point at approx. 740m (it doesn't matter much, but the Hinterer Stehrergraben entry point is not before, but after the bends).
Tour: With its open gorge character, many slides and small abseiling steps, the Hinterer Stehrergraben is certainly one of the most rewarding beginner gorges in the Salzkammergut, alongside the Burggrabenklamm. Depending on the participants, weather and time of year, a 3mm neoprene may be sufficient. The canyoning tour never gets boring as the walk, slide, rappel and downclimb sections alternate well. A higher cascade in the middle of the canyon of approx. 16m can be bypassed via a fixed rope on the right. After a few slides, another 16m step follows, which can also be slid from the middle after checking. This is followed by smaller walking, sliding and downclimbing sections before you finally reach the highest, clearly visible abseil point (10m+20m). After the last small 3m step (possibly a jump), you leave the stream on the right at approx. 540m.

Hinterer Stehrergraben: Canyon End
2025-04-27: Very slippery, lots of wood
2024-07-01: All single bolt anchors - fine for children hopefully. Unless youre having a super good try, I'd expect 35min walking from the carpark - more with kids. Lots of novel little slides, and a few jumps...
2024-05-20: The pool by the 8-meter slide was only one meter deep, so it was better not to slide.
Return: Through the forest to the main road and right back to the parking lot.

Hinterer Stehrergraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-27: Very slippery, lots of wood
2024-07-01: All single bolt anchors - fine for children hopefully. Unless youre having a super good try, I'd expect 35min walking from the carpark - more with kids. Lots of novel little slides, and a few jumps...
2024-05-20: The pool by the 8-meter slide was only one meter deep, so it was better not to slide.
Comment: Parkplatz bei km 6,2 (cwiki)
Access: From Mondsee drive in the direction of Unterach/Bad Ischl, then turn right towards Weißenbach am Attersee. After the campsite in Weißbach, turn right towards Bad Ischl and follow the B153 to km 6.2. Either park immediately on the right in the forest road next to the cycle path (little space) or continue for about 100m and park in the large parking lot to the left of the main road.
Return: Through the forest to the main road and right back to the parking lot.

Rio della Stua: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot you follow the clearly recognizable forest road with little slope uphill. After 5-10 min the forest road ends. Here you go about 5 m directly uphill until you meet a clearly recognizable path. The path with red-white-blue markings leads directly to the Rio della Stua.
Tour: At the entry you can see immediately on the left an old dilapidated weir. Immediately after the inflow of a small stream or. right begins the canyon 3 beautiful successive rappel. The 3rd rappel is somewhat difficult to reach when the water level is high, so you will find or. right. Somewhat hidden a ring to set up a rope traverse. The short rappel leads directly under a clamping block past into a deep pool. After a 240m walking passages follows the next 17m rappel from a chain anchor and then another 60m walk. In case of problems, you could most likely get out of the canyon here or. left. After that follows a step of about 2m, which is best rappelled or. left from the tree (do not jump even if tempting). A small slide follows, which leads into a deep cave-like pool. Immediately after, you rope 17m from a chain anchor into a shallow pool (watch out for sharp edges). Directly after this, a small stream flows or. right and a beautiful 4m jump follows. A 250m walk and downclimb follows. In this passage are in the block chaos partly clamping blocks which are quite nice if you go into these "mini caves" purely. The passage can also be bypassed in the forest. Here, too, in case of emergency, one should most likely get out of the canyon or. left. At the exit of this walking passages you come to a passage where you first suspect a small slide and then a deeper pool. Do not take this supposed slide but or. right. out of the stream, bypass the 1st pool and then you can jump from the forest into the 2nd very nice pool (7m directly from the tree or 3m a little further down). After that follows a 20m waterfall before you come to a drop off (about 10m) where you search in vain for a stall. This place must be bypassed or. right. A bit of boulder climbing follows before another inlet on the or. left flows into the Rio della Stua. After another rather long walk and downclimb with a 4m jump, a tributary from or. left and a small slide into a beautiful pool, one is at a dam that is used for electricity production and where practically the whole is diverted. Fortunately, after another walk and downclimb in a rather dry streambed from or. right, there is another inlet that again brings good water into the Rio della Stua. Immediately after that you are at the last and highest rappel (28m).

Rio della Stua: Parking at Entry
Access: From Tolmezzo you drive about 15 min (16 km) on the SS52 in the direction of Ampezzo. The SS52 crosses an arched bridge painted red-brown and about 200m after the bridge (5km before Ampezzo) you turn right in the direction of "Preone" or Socchieve. After one km you reach the village of Socchieve. Here, just inside the village, when the road bends to the left, turn right. On the right, on the hill, you will see the church "Chiesa di San Martino". Follow the small road out of Socchieve, keeping to the right (do not turn off), cross the ford over the Torrente Lumie before arriving at the Tagliamento after one km. Here there are now 2 possibilities to cross the Tagliamento. If the water allows it and you have a car with enough ground clearance, you can drive directly through the Tagliamento, or you fold in the side sails and drive over the very narrow bridge over the Tagliamento. Once you have crossed the Tagliamento, turn right and follow the road for about 750m until you reach Rio della Stua. Here is the lower parking lot (coordinates: N 46.384300, E 012.835300). To get to the upper parking lot, cross the Rio della Stua and take the road up the hill (keep right at the first fork, keep left at the second fork). After about 10 minutes on an asphalt road with partly big potholes you arrive at the upper parking lot at 680Hm. (Coordinates: N 46.376655, E 012.825140)
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for about 15min before coming out at the lower parking lot.

Rio della Stua: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tolmezzo you drive about 15 min (16 km) on the SS52 in the direction of Ampezzo. The SS52 crosses an arched bridge painted red-brown and about 200m after the bridge (5km before Ampezzo) you turn right in the direction of "Preone" or Socchieve. After one km you reach the village of Socchieve. Here, just inside the village, when the road bends to the left, turn right. On the right, on the hill, you will see the church "Chiesa di San Martino". Follow the small road out of Socchieve, keeping to the right (do not turn off), cross the ford over the Torrente Lumie before arriving at the Tagliamento after one km. Here there are now 2 possibilities to cross the Tagliamento. If the water allows it and you have a car with enough ground clearance, you can drive directly through the Tagliamento, or you fold in the side sails and drive over the very narrow bridge over the Tagliamento. Once you have crossed the Tagliamento, turn right and follow the road for about 750m until you reach Rio della Stua. Here is the lower parking lot (coordinates: N 46.384300, E 012.835300). To get to the upper parking lot, cross the Rio della Stua and take the road up the hill (keep right at the first fork, keep left at the second fork). After about 10 minutes on an asphalt road with partly big potholes you arrive at the upper parking lot at 680Hm. (Coordinates: N 46.376655, E 012.825140)
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for about 15min before coming out at the lower parking lot.

Rio della Stua: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for about 15min before coming out at the lower parking lot.

Rio Storto: Canyon Start
2024-08-27: I don't quite understand the car shuttle option. Perhaps if you are staying in Sauris, otherwise the drive over with 2 cars is so much more effort, and costs so much more than just walking up (we walk...
2023-07-18: Many logs present
Approach: Follow the forest path for a few meters directly at the upper parking lot. At the next concrete ford, which leads over the Rio Storto, you can enter it.
Tour: Walk along the open streambed for about 300m until you reach the first gentle drop-off. Here you either climb down carefully or use the tree behind you as an anchor (15 m). After another short walking passages, a small slide and a shallow 15m rappel in a narrow chute, the canyon narrows noticeably. If you already have problems with the water at this rappel, you should turn around here and abort the tour! Once you have passed this point, there is no way out of the canyon for a long time and several narrow sections follow. This very beautiful narrow passage is followed by some small downclimbs, jumps and slides. Unfortunately, there was a lot of wood in this passage during our ascent, which slightly spoiled the fun. The narrow passage exits with the highest rappel in the canyon (19m) and is followed by a small walking passages with a chaos of blocks that need to be downclimbed. This is probably the only escape route in the canyon, as the next narrow passage leads to the canyon exit. The rest of the narrow gorge can be started either with a small slide or, if you climb up a little on the left, as a 4m jump. In this narrow passage you will find further smaller slides, jumps, smaller swimming sections, as well as 2 smaller rappels. After an approach on the ortographic left, there is another shallow 15m rappel and a small jump. This is followed by a narrower streambed lined by high walls in which you walk for approx. 70m before you come to the last rappel at a wooden weir in the canyon. This is followed by approx. 60m of walking, climbing and smaller swimming passages before arriving under the bridge at the mouth of the Rio Storto into the Sauris reservoir.

Rio Storto: Parking at Exit
2024-08-27: I don't quite understand the car shuttle option. Perhaps if you are staying in Sauris, otherwise the drive over with 2 cars is so much more effort, and costs so much more than just walking up (we walk...
2023-07-18: Many logs present
Comment: Parkplatz nach Brücke Rio Storto (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo you drive about 22km (20min) to Ampezzo. Directly in Ampezzo turn right in the direction of Sauris. Follow the winding road, which leads through a few narrow tunnels, for another 10km (approx. 15min) until you arrive directly at the Sauris dam. Here you turn left and drive over the dam wall of the Sauris dam. Immediately after the dam wall you enter a very narrow tunnel (be careful with oncoming traffic there is practically no way out). From the entrance to the tunnel, drive through the tunnel for another 1.2 km and continue on the road. At the first 180° bend, turn right onto the gravel road. Follow the dirt road for about 200m until you reach a bridge that leads directly over the Rio Storto, where it flows into the Sauris reservoir. After the bridge you can park all your cars on the right side except for the ones you need for the shuttles. At the bridge you should also check the water level of the Rio Storto. The canyon is very narrow over long parts and offers only few escape possibilities. Enter only in stable weather. (Coordinates: N 46.442402, E 012.725270) To get to the entry from the lower parking lot, drive back 200m to the road and turn right up the slope. On this road, immediately after leaving the gravel road, there are 3 serpentines followed by a longer straight. After almost exactly 2km (before the next switchbacks begin!) a forest road leads in on the right (with a no driving sign that no one cares about). Here you turn off and drive about 200m on the forest road over the first concrete ford over the Rio Plan Pizzul and directly after that you will find a large wooden parking area on the left side where you can park perfectly. (Coordinates: N 46.432698, E 012.724778)
Return: You swim in the Sauris reservoir for about 40m and then walk on the ortographic left. Bank up the embankment to the parking lot where the cars are.

Rio Storto: Parking at Entry
2024-08-27: I don't quite understand the car shuttle option. Perhaps if you are staying in Sauris, otherwise the drive over with 2 cars is so much more effort, and costs so much more than just walking up (we walk...
2023-07-18: Many logs present
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei Forststraßenabzweigung (cwiki)
Access: From Tolmezzo you drive about 22km (20min) to Ampezzo. Directly in Ampezzo turn right in the direction of Sauris. Follow the winding road, which leads through a few narrow tunnels, for another 10km (approx. 15min) until you arrive directly at the Sauris dam. Here you turn left and drive over the dam wall of the Sauris dam. Immediately after the dam wall you enter a very narrow tunnel (be careful with oncoming traffic there is practically no way out). From the entrance to the tunnel, drive through the tunnel for another 1.2 km and continue on the road. At the first 180° bend, turn right onto the gravel road. Follow the dirt road for about 200m until you reach a bridge that leads directly over the Rio Storto, where it flows into the Sauris reservoir. After the bridge you can park all your cars on the right side except for the ones you need for the shuttles. At the bridge you should also check the water level of the Rio Storto. The canyon is very narrow over long parts and offers only few escape possibilities. Enter only in stable weather. (Coordinates: N 46.442402, E 012.725270) To get to the entry from the lower parking lot, drive back 200m to the road and turn right up the slope. On this road, immediately after leaving the gravel road, there are 3 serpentines followed by a longer straight. After almost exactly 2km (before the next switchbacks begin!) a forest road leads in on the right (with a no driving sign that no one cares about). Here you turn off and drive about 200m on the forest road over the first concrete ford over the Rio Plan Pizzul and directly after that you will find a large wooden parking area on the left side where you can park perfectly. (Coordinates: N 46.432698, E 012.724778)
Return: You swim in the Sauris reservoir for about 40m and then walk on the ortographic left. Bank up the embankment to the parking lot where the cars are.

Rio Storto: Canyon End
Return: You swim in the Sauris reservoir for about 40m and then walk on the ortographic left. Bank up the embankment to the parking lot where the cars are.

Val Corpassa: Canyon Start
2025-08-18: An awesome canyon starting with an alpine feel and finishing with massive cavernous sections. All anchors were okay but some of the upper anchors could do with renewing due to single bolts or poor con...
2024-07-29: Always beautiful, even the 3rd time 🤩. 2 stands could be renewed (2 stands before the high waterfall and 4th stand after the high waterfall). But it also works like this....
2024-05-10: Very beautiful canyon. Highly recommended. Various anchors renewed on our tour. However, not all anchors are in good condition yet. At the rope traverse (see photo) both anchors were destroyed, one wa...
Approach: From the large parking lot in front of the Rifugio "Capanna Triest (1135m), follow hiking trail 555 (forest road). After about 15 minutes you can already see the last 20m rappel to the left of the hiking trail (check the water level!). Then continue uphill on the forest road until you reach an open, flat meadow. Here, descending to the left, you soon reach the stream. Entry at 1600m.
Tour: A magnificent vertical rappel canyon from start to exit with no long stretches between the steps. If you like vertical abseils, you will fall in love with this canyon. Most of the abseiling points are easy to see and, with a little skill, can also be abseiled outside the water jet. There are enough bolts and lugs to reach the sometimes exposed belays safely. The highest abseil point (approx. 45m) in the middle of the canyon can be mastered without any problems (only little water contact). This is immediately followed by a very impressive, hidden abseil. This section looks wilder than it is as you only rappel a short section in the water at the beginning and then dry in the overhang (28m). However, due to the sharp edges, it is essential to work carefully here. Then comes a short narrow section and more beautiful rappels in an open canyon (max. 25m). At the last abseil point you can already see the hiking trail, which you reach after the steps and some rock hopping at 1330m.

Val Corpassa: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-18: An awesome canyon starting with an alpine feel and finishing with massive cavernous sections. All anchors were okay but some of the upper anchors could do with renewing due to single bolts or poor con...
2024-07-29: Always beautiful, even the 3rd time 🤩. 2 stands could be renewed (2 stands before the high waterfall and 4th stand after the high waterfall). But it also works like this....
2024-05-10: Very beautiful canyon. Highly recommended. Various anchors renewed on our tour. However, not all anchors are in good condition yet. At the rope traverse (see photo) both anchors were destroyed, one wa...
Comment: Parkplatz Rif. Capanna Trieste (cwiki)
Access: From Belluno drive in the direction of Agordo. From Agordo continue in the direction of Alleghe/Cencenighe/Cortina. In the small village of Listolade, turn right towards Val Copassa (very narrow asphalt road in places). Follow the mountain road to the Rifugio Capanna (large parking lot for hikers).
Return: After the stone jump, follow trail 555 back to the Rifugio/parking lot. A little tip: stop off at the Rifugio.

Val Corpassa: Canyon End
2025-08-18: An awesome canyon starting with an alpine feel and finishing with massive cavernous sections. All anchors were okay but some of the upper anchors could do with renewing due to single bolts or poor con...
2024-07-29: Always beautiful, even the 3rd time 🤩. 2 stands could be renewed (2 stands before the high waterfall and 4th stand after the high waterfall). But it also works like this....
2024-05-10: Very beautiful canyon. Highly recommended. Various anchors renewed on our tour. However, not all anchors are in good condition yet. At the rope traverse (see photo) both anchors were destroyed, one wa...
Return: After the stone jump, follow trail 555 back to the Rifugio/parking lot. A little tip: stop off at the Rifugio.

Val Maggiore (intermedio): Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon have made after the first rappel a detour to the neighboring canyon bars, danch the tour there again to go on. Most of the pools slide and jump bar. A bit slippery otherwise everythin...
2025-08-18: Very beautiful and fun short canyon! Many jumps and short abseils in a canyon with beautiful striped rock.
2024-10-17: Stream due to weather forecast rain. It is possible to leave the canyon in many places. It tolerates water well and would certainly be "interesting" if the water level was three or four times higher t...
Approach: Directly at the second hairpin bend, follow the well-trodden path over the first small stream/river. Then climb up a little on the orographic left-hand side next to the Val Maggiore until you reach a well-trodden path that soon leads directly to the stream. This is the entry point for the Maggiore intermedio (there are several entry options, but we found this one to be the best).
Tour: The Val Maggiore is a not deeply incised (max. 40m) canyon in very beautiful, grippy layered limestone in a vegetation-rich environment. Countless beautifully washed-out pools, some of which are deep, invite you to slide or jump after checking the depth. As the canyon is often used commercially, the tour is well equipped. There are Inox lugs, chain anchors, glued anchors or rope traverses for rappels or bypassing at all important steps/spots. The Val Maggiore is suitable for beginners, but should not be underestimated at higher water levels as some pools can recede or you may have difficulty getting out in the washouts/caves in the current area. The highest abseil point of 25m comes after a short warm-up section directly after the bridge that you have previously passed by car (there are often onlookers on a viewing platform). The 25m rappel can also be bypassed on the left. Another higher (15m) rappel comes in the final section under a bridge where you can alternatively get off. Here you should watch out for several iron bars in the stream. The last step before the road can usually be jumped (otherwise chain anchors on the left).

Val Maggiore (intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon have made after the first rappel a detour to the neighboring canyon bars, danch the tour there again to go on. Most of the pools slide and jump bar. A bit slippery otherwise everythin...
2025-08-18: Very beautiful and fun short canyon! Many jumps and short abseils in a canyon with beautiful striped rock.
2024-10-17: Stream due to weather forecast rain. It is possible to leave the canyon in many places. It tolerates water well and would certainly be "interesting" if the water level was three or four times higher t...
Access: From Belluno in the direction of la Secca. Park the shuttle car in la Secca. Continue with the second car on the SS51. Before KmVIII 29 turn sharp right towards Cornolade (small passage under the railroad). Then follow the mountain road uphill (past Agriturismo Cornolade). Shortly afterwards, cross the Maggiore. Just before a stone bridge, turn left towards Vornolade Alte. Turn right uphill before the next small bridge with green railings. Park at the second hairpin bend (approx. 300m further on).
Return: After the last steps, go through a large pipe underneath the road bridge. The shuttle car is located immediately afterwards.

Val Maggiore (intermedio): Canyon End
2025-08-31: Beautiful canyon have made after the first rappel a detour to the neighboring canyon bars, danch the tour there again to go on. Most of the pools slide and jump bar. A bit slippery otherwise everythin...
2025-08-18: Very beautiful and fun short canyon! Many jumps and short abseils in a canyon with beautiful striped rock.
2024-10-17: Stream due to weather forecast rain. It is possible to leave the canyon in many places. It tolerates water well and would certainly be "interesting" if the water level was three or four times higher t...
Return: After the last steps, go through a large pipe underneath the road bridge. The shuttle car is located immediately afterwards.

Val Maggiore (intermedio): Parking at Exit
Access: From Belluno in the direction of la Secca. Park the shuttle car in la Secca. Continue with the second car on the SS51. Before KmVIII 29 turn sharp right towards Cornolade (small passage under the railroad). Then follow the mountain road uphill (past Agriturismo Cornolade). Shortly afterwards, cross the Maggiore. Just before a stone bridge, turn left towards Vornolade Alte. Turn right uphill before the next small bridge with green railings. Park at the second hairpin bend (approx. 300m further on).
Return: After the last steps, go through a large pipe underneath the road bridge. The shuttle car is located immediately afterwards.

Torrente Molassa + Torrente Alba

Zemmschlucht: Canyon Start
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zemmschlucht Tout d'abord, une remarque : ceux qui ont noté ce canyon 4,0 ont soit fait une erreur de frappe, soit sont des entreprises de can...
2024-09-11: We descended the entire so-called canyon, which is actually a wide river bed with large boulders that form a waterfall here and there and dangerous syphons in other places. Overall, there are only a f...
2024-08-30: Walked all the way down. The commercial tours exit before or immediately after the 15m waterfall with its striking rope traverse. The most beautiful jump in the gorge is hidden directly in front of it...
Approach: Enter just above the stone bridge at the upper exit of the Harpfnerwand tunnel. (below the inclined weir)
Tour: The Zemm Gorge is a beautiful aquatic hike and swim canyon in granite rock. Almost all steps can be downclimbed or rappelled or slid or jumped. The relatively easy canyon attracts a lot of novice canyoneers and swimmers. On some hot weekend days it can happen that you have to queue at the downclimb/abseil steps. In general, the Zemmschlucht is worth a half-day trip in any case. Since 2021, the water flow (regulated by huge pumped-storage power plants) is about double what it used to be, but doesn't pose a problem because you never have to rappel directly in the water stream. If you want sun in the canyon, it's best to get in at lunchtime!

Zemmschlucht: Canyon End
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zemmschlucht Tout d'abord, une remarque : ceux qui ont noté ce canyon 4,0 ont soit fait une erreur de frappe, soit sont des entreprises de can...
2024-09-11: We descended the entire so-called canyon, which is actually a wide river bed with large boulders that form a waterfall here and there and dangerous syphons in other places. Overall, there are only a f...
2024-08-30: Walked all the way down. The commercial tours exit before or immediately after the 15m waterfall with its striking rope traverse. The most beautiful jump in the gorge is hidden directly in front of it...
Return: Either go all the way through the canyon and get off on the left before the power plant (parking at the main road/gravel parking place before the bridge) or get off at a tributary from the left where the canyon opens and follow the path up to the road. Commercial groups exit via a steep path through the forest directly to the right turn at the canyoneering provider's hut (more difficult to find).

Zemmschlucht: Alternative Canyon End
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zemmschlucht Tout d'abord, une remarque : ceux qui ont noté ce canyon 4,0 ont soit fait une erreur de frappe, soit sont des entreprises de can...
2024-09-11: We descended the entire so-called canyon, which is actually a wide river bed with large boulders that form a waterfall here and there and dangerous syphons in other places. Overall, there are only a f...
2024-08-30: Walked all the way down. The commercial tours exit before or immediately after the 15m waterfall with its striking rope traverse. The most beautiful jump in the gorge is hidden directly in front of it...
Return: Either go all the way through the canyon and get off on the left before the power plant (parking at the main road/gravel parking place before the bridge) or get off at a tributary from the left where the canyon opens and follow the path up to the road. Commercial groups exit via a steep path through the forest directly to the right turn at the canyoneering provider's hut (more difficult to find).

Torrente Chiadola: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: All stands top (Inox chain anchor and rings)
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Approach: From the parking lot, walk down to the picnic area. Here you can already see the wooden signs with the canyoning sign. Follow the path on the orographic left side of the stream and then climb briefly up to the houses and the bridge that is already visible. Here, right by the bridge (small climbing garden), climb up again briefly until you are in front of the dam wall. Entry at approx. 660m.
Tour: The Chiadola is a very short but well worthwhile lime canyon that is perfectly set up. The seven abseiling points follow each other for a short distance of up to 20m. If the water depth allows, some places can be slid. Below the bridge is the last and highest abseiling point (20m with shower...). The belay is on the right-hand side and can be reached safely via a fixed rope traverse. If you want to avoid this point, you can get off to the left before the bridge. After this abseiling point, you will soon reach the access path. Exit at approx. 600m.

Torrente Chiadola: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-19: All stands top (Inox chain anchor and rings)
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Comment: Grosser, beschilderter Parkplatz unterhalb Picknickplatz in Claut (cwiki)
Access: From Belluno on the SS51 towards Longarone. Before Longarone, follow the signs for Pordenone. Cross the bridge over the river Piave. After the bridge, turn left towards Erto, Claut (SR 251). Ride up the mountain road past Erto to Claut. At the end of Claut (after the soccer pitch and the "K2" bar), cross the bridge over the Chiadola. There is a large parking lot on the right (+ nice picnic area near the streambed).
Return: Climb out of the stream to the left at the artificial steps and follow the access path back to the picnic area/parking lot.

Torrente Chiadola: Canyon End
2025-09-19: All stands top (Inox chain anchor and rings)
Return: Climb out of the stream to the left at the artificial steps and follow the access path back to the picnic area/parking lot.

Val Ru da Molin: Canyon Start
2023-05-04: Very beautiful canyon, but not without danger.
Approach: Directly behind the restaurant, briefly follow the steep path no. 502 to a water house with an antenna. At the inconspicuous crossroads, follow the path/trail to the left behind the little house. The path is initially consistently steep and runs parallel to the road upwards. From the rock face onwards, the path becomes increasingly exposed. From here, the path runs parallel far above the canyon to the entry at approx. 600m (if the path is very wet or someone is not free from giddiness, access can be a problem).
Tour: After the adventurous access, the most beautiful slides/jumps are just around the corner. If you don't want to jump/slide here, you can also rappel. Caution! Be sure to check all pools beforehand. The canyon has been sufficiently equipped and should also be possible at higher water levels. However, there is no emergency exit as the gorge walls lead vertically upwards for 200-300m in most places. In the first half there are almost all abseiling points up to a maximum of 25m. After the last high approx. 20m abseil, a large clamping block/rock on the right must be climbed over. After that, the canyon is just a hiking canyon up to the dam wall. At the dam wall, you can rappel on the right or downclimb on the left at the water drainage. There is a small ladder on the left where you can get out or you can make a 5m jump into the last beautiful pool before the road bridge.

Val Ru da Molin: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-05-04: Very beautiful canyon, but not without danger.
Comment: Parkplatz beim Restaurant La Stanga (cwiki)
Access: From Belluno on the SS203 direction Agordo. In Cordevole valley at the locality "La Stanga" (Km VII 13) park at the homonymous restaurant (large parking lot on the left after the restaurant).
Return: To get back to the parking lot less conspicuously, it is best to walk under the road bridge to the riverbed. Then turn left and shortly back to the parking lot.

Val Ru da Molin: Canyon End
2023-05-04: Very beautiful canyon, but not without danger.
Return: To get back to the parking lot less conspicuously, it is best to walk under the road bridge to the riverbed. Then turn left and shortly back to the parking lot.

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the Hotel Carnia head north on the SS13 to Chiusaforte. 300m after the town sign "Villanova / Vilegnove" at km 183 IX appears on the right a bus stop and an entrance to a large parking lot (directly across the road from Villanova. Park here. Note: If you look from the parking lot in the direction of Villanova, you can already see directly above the cascade with the total of almost 120 hm.
Return: If you want to get out, there is an inconspicuous path to the left, which first leads uphill and then after about 15 minutes to hiking trail 425. approx. 2.5h Rio Belepeit part 2 and part 3

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the benches until you reach the road. If you turn slightly left here and cross the road, you will see a white house (Right by the town sign "Villanova"). To the left of the house, a staircase leads uphill. Follow the stairs until you reach the asphalted cycle path at the beginning of the tunnel. Cross the cycle path (red markings) and follow the path uphill. You come to a road where you climb over the guardrails, cross the parking lot (Rio Molin parking lot) and go left over the terrace of the house. Immediately after the house you can see the red markings again, which you follow past the slope barriers until you reach Rio Belepeit (just above the last rappel). ATTENTION: DO NOT follow the red markings over the Rio Belepeit, but go up the stream for about 50m or. to the left and only here cross the Rio Belepeit and continue to follow the hiking trail. Follow this path for about 15-20 minutes uphill past the white wayside shrine. You will then meet the well-marked hiking trail "425" at a concrete wall (approx. 570 hm). Here you turn left and follow the path "425" to the west. You stay on the well visible path "425". After about another 30 min you pass - at the saddle - a ruin, after another 5 min you come to a house (on the left) with a spring, where you can fill up drinking water. ATTENTION: This source of drinking water should be used in any case. The upper part of the Belepeit is dry and from that point on there is no possibility to refill the drinking water supply. Follow the clearly recognizable path "425" uphill until you come to an inconspicuous junction at 890 m (N46.405557, E013.275923) (both a tree on the right and on the left have a red-white-red hiking mark) and during our walk a red cloth was hanging there. Here you turn right off the 425 trail up the slope. You follow the first inconspicuous path in the grass, but then it becomes more and more recognizable. After another 40min or so, at 1180Hm (N46.409427, E013.278872), you come across another ruin. At the ruin, do not head towards the viewpoint, but pass the ruin on the left (red dot on the tree) and continue to follow the path. At 1280Hm (N46.412976, E013.280332) leave the path (we tied a piece of Korda's ropes to the tree there) and go pathless first slightly uphill, then keeping right along the saddle towards the south - towards "Monte Belepeit". Simply follow the saddle until you reach the tree - the first rappel. Entry (N46.411546, E013.280327).
Tour: The first rappel are very adventurous with very high risk of falling rocks - Attention! It must be really careful, because you inevitably looseritt stones, in addition, the stones are very sharp i.e. you must also pay attention to the rappel on the rope. There is no possibility to get the ropes wet at the entry, i.e. you rappel directly in the blazing sun. After the first three adventurous rappels from trees and a descending section, you meet the source of the Belepeit. (During our ascent there was relatively much water in Friuli - nevertheless there were only a few drops coming out of the mountain here). After another downclimb of about 150m with danger of falling rocks, the canyon becomes a bit narrower and you meet the first drilled stances. The next 5 rappels are repeatedly interrupted by downclimb passages and then 6 rappels follow one after the other. There follows a passage with several abseils (R30re, R35 li) - here you have to make sure that you really have the 30m or 35m ropes available, because there are no pitons between the abseils. After this passage the canyon opens up a bit and through an underground spring the canyon finally gets noticeable water. After about 3 rappels into more open terrain, the canyon narrows again and after another 4 rappels you hit really open terrain, which marks the entry of part 2.

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Waypoint
Comment: Weg verlassen
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the benches until you reach the road. If you turn slightly left here and cross the road, you will see a white house (Right by the town sign "Villanova"). To the left of the house, a staircase leads uphill. Follow the stairs until you reach the asphalted cycle path at the beginning of the tunnel. Cross the cycle path (red markings) and follow the path uphill. You come to a road where you climb over the guardrails, cross the parking lot (Rio Molin parking lot) and go left over the terrace of the house. Immediately after the house you can see the red markings again, which you follow past the slope barriers until you reach Rio Belepeit (just above the last rappel). ATTENTION: DO NOT follow the red markings over the Rio Belepeit, but go up the stream for about 50m or. to the left and only here cross the Rio Belepeit and continue to follow the hiking trail. Follow this path for about 15-20 minutes uphill past the white wayside shrine. You will then meet the well-marked hiking trail "425" at a concrete wall (approx. 570 hm). Here you turn left and follow the path "425" to the west. You stay on the well visible path "425". After about another 30 min you pass - at the saddle - a ruin, after another 5 min you come to a house (on the left) with a spring, where you can fill up drinking water. ATTENTION: This source of drinking water should be used in any case. The upper part of the Belepeit is dry and from that point on there is no possibility to refill the drinking water supply. Follow the clearly recognizable path "425" uphill until you come to an inconspicuous junction at 890 m (N46.405557, E013.275923) (both a tree on the right and on the left have a red-white-red hiking mark) and during our walk a red cloth was hanging there. Here you turn right off the 425 trail up the slope. You follow the first inconspicuous path in the grass, but then it becomes more and more recognizable. After another 40min or so, at 1180Hm (N46.409427, E013.278872), you come across another ruin. At the ruin, do not head towards the viewpoint, but pass the ruin on the left (red dot on the tree) and continue to follow the path. At 1280Hm (N46.412976, E013.280332) leave the path (we tied a piece of Korda's ropes to the tree there) and go pathless first slightly uphill, then keeping right along the saddle towards the south - towards "Monte Belepeit". Simply follow the saddle until you reach the tree - the first rappel. Entry (N46.411546, E013.280327).

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Waypoint1
Comment: Ruine
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the benches until you reach the road. If you turn slightly left here and cross the road, you will see a white house (Right by the town sign "Villanova"). To the left of the house, a staircase leads uphill. Follow the stairs until you reach the asphalted cycle path at the beginning of the tunnel. Cross the cycle path (red markings) and follow the path uphill. You come to a road where you climb over the guardrails, cross the parking lot (Rio Molin parking lot) and go left over the terrace of the house. Immediately after the house you can see the red markings again, which you follow past the slope barriers until you reach Rio Belepeit (just above the last rappel). ATTENTION: DO NOT follow the red markings over the Rio Belepeit, but go up the stream for about 50m or. to the left and only here cross the Rio Belepeit and continue to follow the hiking trail. Follow this path for about 15-20 minutes uphill past the white wayside shrine. You will then meet the well-marked hiking trail "425" at a concrete wall (approx. 570 hm). Here you turn left and follow the path "425" to the west. You stay on the well visible path "425". After about another 30 min you pass - at the saddle - a ruin, after another 5 min you come to a house (on the left) with a spring, where you can fill up drinking water. ATTENTION: This source of drinking water should be used in any case. The upper part of the Belepeit is dry and from that point on there is no possibility to refill the drinking water supply. Follow the clearly recognizable path "425" uphill until you come to an inconspicuous junction at 890 m (N46.405557, E013.275923) (both a tree on the right and on the left have a red-white-red hiking mark) and during our walk a red cloth was hanging there. Here you turn right off the 425 trail up the slope. You follow the first inconspicuous path in the grass, but then it becomes more and more recognizable. After another 40min or so, at 1180Hm (N46.409427, E013.278872), you come across another ruin. At the ruin, do not head towards the viewpoint, but pass the ruin on the left (red dot on the tree) and continue to follow the path. At 1280Hm (N46.412976, E013.280332) leave the path (we tied a piece of Korda's ropes to the tree there) and go pathless first slightly uphill, then keeping right along the saddle towards the south - towards "Monte Belepeit". Simply follow the saddle until you reach the tree - the first rappel. Entry (N46.411546, E013.280327).

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Waypoint2
Comment: Unscheinbare Abzweigung

Rio Belepeit (Superiore): Waypoint3

Dorferbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-08: Bit of ice, microspikes recommend. Normal flow some bolts hard to find, some downclimbs on ice and slippery rocks. Siphon full, 1m long underwater swimming
2025-11-08: Not much ice in it yet. All ok.
2025-11-01: Have added an anchor where Clarissa vom Stein had to rappel yesterday. Got in at 9:30 winter time) at the 1st part above the Johannishütte Perfect time at this time of year to have exactly the right p...
Comment: Parkticket in Höhe von 8,-€ pro Tag ist zu lösen
Access: Drive to Lienz in Osttirol and then continue about 26km on the B108 to Matrei. At Matrei turn into the Virgental and drive about 17km to Hinterbichl. Drive through Hinterbichl and over the bridge of the Dorferbach (on the right you can see an old mill). 700m after the bridge you take the first possible turn to the right, up the mountain. After another 1,3km you come to the parking lot "Johannishütte". Park here. To make the access to the Johannishütte comfortable, which is especially recommended at the time of year when the Dorferbach is only passable, you can book the Venedigertaxi the day before. The cab takes you up the mountain to the Johannishütte, which shortens the access from about 2h to about 10min. Venedigertaxi: Phone +43 4877 5369 E-Mail: info@huettentaxi.at www.huettentaxi.at
Return: Stay on the forest road for about 30-45 minutes until you reach the Johannishütte parking lot again.

Dorferbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-11-08: Bit of ice, microspikes recommend. Normal flow some bolts hard to find, some downclimbs on ice and slippery rocks. Siphon full, 1m long underwater swimming
2025-11-08: Not much ice in it yet. All ok.
2025-11-01: Have added an anchor where Clarissa vom Stein had to rappel yesterday. Got in at 9:30 winter time) at the 1st part above the Johannishütte Perfect time at this time of year to have exactly the right p...
Hydrology: Ascent only possible if it freezes above 2000m at night, otherwise impassable due to high water level, appropriate equipment and possibly warming drinks necessary. A good time to go would be at the exit of October to the beginning of November.

Dorferbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-08: Bit of ice, microspikes recommend. Normal flow some bolts hard to find, some downclimbs on ice and slippery rocks. Siphon full, 1m long underwater swimming
2025-11-08: Not much ice in it yet. All ok.
2025-11-01: Have added an anchor where Clarissa vom Stein had to rappel yesterday. Got in at 9:30 winter time) at the 1st part above the Johannishütte Perfect time at this time of year to have exactly the right p...
Approach: From the Johannishütte, take the gravel road uphill and cross the Zettalunitzbach stream after approx. 100m in the direction of the "Boulder area". Follow the initially clearly recognizable path until you reach the Dorferbach stream. Follow this upstream until you reach a small wooden bridge at the beginning of the Dorferbach gorge at approx. 2160m.
Tour: The first gorge begins at 2160m directly at a wooden bridge under which there is a rock arch. The first rappel is either a 6m rappel or a 4m jump. This is followed by another small rappel followed by a nice downclimb, short swim and walking passages before the stream makes a 90° left turn, becomes open again and you pass the Johannishütte. After a longer walking passage in the streambed, past the Johannishütte, you come to the next gorge, which again begins at a wooden bridge. Here you will probably find one of the largest exposed quartz veins running through the middle of a stream. The village stream has really hollowed out the quartz vein - this spot alone would be worth doing the stream - but the most exciting part is yet to come. Past the beautiful quartz vein, a small swimming passage follows and you come to a striking clamping block under which you pass below. It becomes increasingly narrow and you come to the next beautiful rock arch that has been carved into the stone. Here you rappel down 5m before you reach the next beautiful rock arch after about 50m of walking and downclimbing. Here, the first person should rappel into the pool with body protection and check whether it is possible to jump. During our ascent, this pool was jumpable. This is followed by an open walking passage under another rock arch down to the first higher rappel (approx. 17m). After another walking passage, there is another jump before you reach the dam wall of the small power station after another walking passage. It takes about 1.5 hours to get here. Here you leave the stream and walk along the forest road to the Gumpach cross. At the Gumpach cross, follow the hiking trail downhill towards Dorferbach. The 3rd gorge section begins directly in front of the Felschaos. A unique dark gorge section with fantastic geological formations begins here! The Dorferbach stream was buried here by a large landslide and has eaten further into the rock under the landslide. The entry into the rock chaos is on the left where you squeeze through a small hole into the rock chaos. This is followed by a clamping block through which you have to crawl underneath. This is followed by an extremely dark swimming passage on the right, past a clamping block. After another narrow section where you squeeze past on the left, you can see daylight again and the road on the left above. This is followed by the first 8m rappel in this part under another huge clamping block. Here you come to a beautiful passage out of the darkness and you can see the fantastic panorama out of the Dorfertal. This is followed by another dry rappel at a clamping block back into the darkness. After another forced rappel in the water, there is a small downclimb or 5m rappel on the right, followed by another 15m rappel before you reach the next beautiful rock bridge in the darkness. Here another 15m rappel leads to another walk and downclimb, as well as a small swim of approx. 20m before you reach the exit of the 3rd and probably one of the most unique gorge sections in Austria. Directly above you is the bridge over the road to the Johannishütte. The 4th part is relatively discontinuous and open. It begins with a downclimb and a tributary ortographic left. After another walking passages you come to a 5m jump. After a small walking passage you come to a large block. Here you either climb down ortographic right or turn left, climb under the large block into the small cave and then come out under the small waterfall (worthwhile). This is followed by a small 4m rappel followed by a larger rappel cascade of 18m, 15m and 7m. After a downclimb you leave the village stream ortographic left at the serpentine quarry (1760m). To get to the last part, walk along the road until you reach a large bridge over the Dorferbach. Cross it onto the ortographic right bank and then path upstream for approx. 100m into the Dorferbach. Directly under the bridge is the anchor for the 10m rappel. This pool is probably also jumpable. It is advisable to leave the Dorferbach ortographic left after the other pools, as from now on there is only a river walk. Exit ortographic left at approx. 1650 m altitude.

Dorferbach: Canyon End
Return: Stay on the forest road for about 30-45 minutes until you reach the Johannishütte parking lot again.

Dorferbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Drive to Lienz in Osttirol and then continue about 26km on the B108 to Matrei. At Matrei turn into the Virgental and drive about 17km to Hinterbichl. Drive through Hinterbichl and over the bridge of the Dorferbach (on the right you can see an old mill). 700m after the bridge you take the first possible turn to the right, up the mountain. After another 1,3km you come to the parking lot "Johannishütte". Park here. To make the access to the Johannishütte comfortable, which is especially recommended at the time of year when the Dorferbach is only passable, you can book the Venedigertaxi the day before. The cab takes you up the mountain to the Johannishütte, which shortens the access from about 2h to about 10min. Venedigertaxi: Phone +43 4877 5369 E-Mail: info@huettentaxi.at www.huettentaxi.at
Return: Stay on the forest road for about 30-45 minutes until you reach the Johannishütte parking lot again.

Dorferbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Access: Drive to Lienz in Osttirol and then continue about 26km on the B108 to Matrei. At Matrei turn into the Virgental and drive about 17km to Hinterbichl. Drive through Hinterbichl and over the bridge of the Dorferbach (on the right you can see an old mill). 700m after the bridge you take the first possible turn to the right, up the mountain. After another 1,3km you come to the parking lot "Johannishütte". Park here. To make the access to the Johannishütte comfortable, which is especially recommended at the time of year when the Dorferbach is only passable, you can book the Venedigertaxi the day before. The cab takes you up the mountain to the Johannishütte, which shortens the access from about 2h to about 10min. Venedigertaxi: Phone +43 4877 5369 E-Mail: info@huettentaxi.at www.huettentaxi.at

Dorferbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit2

Dorferbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit3
Comment: Hier am besten aussteigen und beim Kreuz (Einstieg Teil 3) wieder in den Bach einsteigen

Maurerbach
v3 a5 II | 0min/0min/0min | 4⭐ | 20m
2025-11-08: All good. Slippery. Cold. Perfect

Val Vielia IV: Canyon Start
2025-08-16: All parts have been walked on. Unfortunately, the entry jump on the 4 is not working at the moment because there is too much gravel in it, otherwise everything is tip top.
2025-07-20: Today we did all the parts consecutively. It took three guides 8 hours and 30 minutes car to (shuttled) car and we tried to move efficiently. Italian topos are amazing. The whole thing was probably...
2025-07-19: Parts 1-4 done. Start jump unfortunately covered in gravel. Partly a bit slippery.
Approach: Access to the Vielia is easy to find, as you always stay on path 377, which leads through the Val Vielia. At the beginning of the trail, you climb a few meters before reaching the Val Vielia after about 20-25 minutes. From there, the path leads relatively gently uphill through beech forests. After about 40-45 minutes, you come close to the streambed of the Vielia for the first time. This is the entry point to part IV (approx. 660m) Alternative access from the pass road: Near KM stone IV/17 you will find a small parking area, on the other side of the road a path begins between rockfall nets. Follow this path (clear route, cairns) to a small saddle, then descend to the ruins of Stalle Velleai. The path is usually easy to see, only in the area of wind breaks there are orientation problems, but if you keep slightly to the right on the descent you should always find the path again. In the area of Stalle Vellai, take a short, pathless path to the left past the only house still standing until a path forms again that leads down to Vielia. Caution: Vielia IV is very often combined with parts II and III. It is definitely worth doing at least part III, as you reach it in another 30 minutes ascent and are in the canyon in about 1:15-1:30. Part III is one of the most beautiful canyon passages in the whole of Friuli. Description see canyoning database "Vielia I-III"
Tour: Part 4 begins with a 10-minute walking passages in the open streambed before you reach the first section. During the walking passages, the water level doesn't seem that high, but by the first rappel at the latest, you can see that the Vielia has almost tripled in size compared to the entry of Part III! After the first rappel and a small jump, you come to a shallow slide into a deep green pool, which can also be abseiled down if necessary. From here, the canyon narrows visibly. After a 3m jump and a 130m M+E+swim, you come to an 18m rappel. Here you first rappel directly into the strong water. Here you have to be careful not to get caught in the water, but to avoid it and continue rappelling on the rock band ortographic right. This is followed by another narrow rappel, necessarily in the water - the water can be partially bypassed by spreading out between the walls - which leads ortographic right to an intermediate belay, from which you can rappel into the deep pool right next to the waterfall. This is followed by another abseil and swimming passage before you abseil 8m into a small cave, which can then be downclimbed to the left. This is followed by a 70m M+E+swim and a 2m jump into a deep pool. Climb down about 10m and then you are faced with what is probably the most treacherous part of Part IV. see Dangerous spot with special features After this point, the canyon opens up again a little and you have an approx. 250m long M+E+swim ahead of you. This exits with an abseil from a large boulder followed by another 10m abseil until you reach several large boulders in the middle of the gorge after another 70m. From here you can either rappel 20m, or you can rope up to the lower boulder, from where you can jump 10m into the turquoise pool below. From here, the Vielia 4 narrows again. After several small abseils and a jump, you come to a cave-like area with a large clamping block in the middle. There are usually always rope loops around the clamping block, which you can use to belay yourself. To get to the anchor, you have to pass the clamping block in the water and the anchor is on the clamping block. At this point, you are forced to rappel directly in the water and you will feel the concentrated water pressure, especially when you arrive from the rappel. Another longer M+E+ swim follows, which is interrupted by an inflow of water from the left. Now you come to a rappel point C6 ortographic right, from which you rappel into a pool with a large clamping block. After you have skillfully climbed up the clamping block, a 6m jump into a cave-like passage follows. This passage exits with a 7m rappel into a gorgeous turquoise pool, with another inlet from the left and a 100m swim in cold water. After this swimming section, the canyon opens up again visibly and after a small walking passage you come to a rock chaos. The rock chaos must be climbed ortographic left and you come to the highest rappel of the Vielia IV passage. After another M+E follows the last rappel of the tour from the tree into the pool, which can also be downclimbed if you continue ortographic right. If you want to save yourself the last kilometers in the quite beautiful surroundings, but only with 2 jumps, you can now leave the canyon ortographic left at a small water inlet (which can also be dried out in summer). This point is about 40-50m after the last abseil point. Attention, if you plan to leave the canyon here, you should park the shuttle car at option 1 (see approach). Here you go pathless approx. 40m through undergrowth before you reach the road. If you do not leave the canyon here, you first have a quite long walk in the water ahead of you (approx. 400 m), which leads into the last gorge of the Vielia Canyon. Caution: Depending on the water level, there are still a few water problems in the gorge (a baffle wall and a siphon). After a final jump, swim directly under the SR552 bridge.

Val Vielia IV: Canyon End
2025-08-16: All parts have been walked on. Unfortunately, the entry jump on the 4 is not working at the moment because there is too much gravel in it, otherwise everything is tip top.
2025-07-20: Today we did all the parts consecutively. It took three guides 8 hours and 30 minutes car to (shuttled) car and we tried to move efficiently. Italian topos are amazing. The whole thing was probably...
2025-07-19: Parts 1-4 done. Start jump unfortunately covered in gravel. Partly a bit slippery.
Return: If you walk to the exit of the canyon, it is best to stay in the streambed until about 150m after the bridge and then walk out of the canyon ortographic left, where you can walk directly back to the bridge on hiking trail 829. (Option 2 see approach). If you leave the canyon before the last passage (option 1 see approach), then you have to walk uphill without a path for about 40-50m through the undergrowth, sometimes steeper, before you reach the road and the parking lot.

Val Vielia IV: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-16: All parts have been walked on. Unfortunately, the entry jump on the 4 is not working at the moment because there is too much gravel in it, otherwise everything is tip top.
2025-07-20: Today we did all the parts consecutively. It took three guides 8 hours and 30 minutes car to (shuttled) car and we tried to move efficiently. Italian topos are amazing. The whole thing was probably...
2025-07-19: Parts 1-4 done. Start jump unfortunately covered in gravel. Partly a bit slippery.
Comment: Parkplatz bei Wanderweg 377
Access: From the freeway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo follow the SS52 direction Forni di Sopra/Mauria Pass. After about 25 min and 23.3km turn left at km29 from the SS52 onto the SR552 towards Tramonti / Passo Rest. After 7km (about 10 min) on this road you enter the Tagliamento Valley. You continue on the SR552 over the Tagliamento bridge over the REST mountain pass for about 15km (25 min). Depending on where you want to get off in the Vielia IV part, there are different parking options for the shuttle car. Option 1: If you want to leave the Vielia IV after the last rappel before the walk and swim section, you park the car at a gravel turnout near km21 VIII Option 2: If you want to finish the last scenic stretch, park the shuttle car directly at the bridge over the Vielia at km 22 V. With the rest of the vehicles, go from the bridge over the Vielia for about 1.5 km to km 24 I. It is possible to park here both to the left and to the right of the road and the marked path 377 starts directly from here.
Return: If you walk to the exit of the canyon, it is best to stay in the streambed until about 150m after the bridge and then walk out of the canyon ortographic left, where you can walk directly back to the bridge on hiking trail 829. (Option 2 see approach). If you leave the canyon before the last passage (option 1 see approach), then you have to walk uphill without a path for about 40-50m through the undergrowth, sometimes steeper, before you reach the road and the parking lot.

Val Vielia IV: Parking at Entry
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz nahe Kilometerstein IV/17
Access: From the freeway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo follow the SS52 direction Forni di Sopra/Mauria Pass. After about 25 min and 23.3km turn left at km29 from the SS52 onto the SR552 towards Tramonti / Passo Rest. After 7km (about 10 min) on this road you enter the Tagliamento Valley. You continue on the SR552 over the Tagliamento bridge over the REST mountain pass for about 15km (25 min). Depending on where you want to get off in the Vielia IV part, there are different parking options for the shuttle car. Option 1: If you want to leave the Vielia IV after the last rappel before the walk and swim section, you park the car at a gravel turnout near km21 VIII Option 2: If you want to finish the last scenic stretch, park the shuttle car directly at the bridge over the Vielia at km 22 V. With the rest of the vehicles, go from the bridge over the Vielia for about 1.5 km to km 24 I. It is possible to park here both to the left and to the right of the road and the marked path 377 starts directly from here.
Return: If you walk to the exit of the canyon, it is best to stay in the streambed until about 150m after the bridge and then walk out of the canyon ortographic left, where you can walk directly back to the bridge on hiking trail 829. (Option 2 see approach). If you leave the canyon before the last passage (option 1 see approach), then you have to walk uphill without a path for about 40-50m through the undergrowth, sometimes steeper, before you reach the road and the parking lot.

Lunglgrabenbach: Waypoint
2025-05-03: Best to think about it as a single but divided 110m descent with a streambed approach. Once out of the forest there is no walking part, but rope from anchor to anchor. All the way there are plenty of...
2024-06-04: The right water level after heavy rainfall. After the first high rappel, an orographic left rappel was made from a small tree (55 m of rope required), as the orographic right belay was no longer trust...
Comment: Beginn Fürstensteig
Approach: Directly at the parking lot, about 20m after the Fürstensteig begins - uphill - you go left on an unmarked path uphill for about 5 min. In the forest, the path is even secured. After 5 min you will come to the forest road, which you always follow along the signs "Aicherkarlalm". Partially you leave the forest road, or cross it again on the well-signposted path to the Aicherkaralm. You arrive at the alp after about another 40 minutes. Past the hut, along the forest road for another 700m (about 10 min) and then clearly visible another forest road leads left slightly downhill. Follow this path for about 150m and then continue straight on (do not follow the main forest road on the left) until you reach the Lunglgrabenbach stream.

Lunglgrabenbach: Canyon Start
2025-05-03: Best to think about it as a single but divided 110m descent with a streambed approach. Once out of the forest there is no walking part, but rope from anchor to anchor. All the way there are plenty of...
2024-06-04: The right water level after heavy rainfall. After the first high rappel, an orographic left rappel was made from a small tree (55 m of rope required), as the orographic right belay was no longer trust...
Approach: Directly at the parking lot, about 20m after the Fürstensteig begins - uphill - you go left on an unmarked path uphill for about 5 min. In the forest, the path is even secured. After 5 min you will come to the forest road, which you always follow along the signs "Aicherkarlalm". Partially you leave the forest road, or cross it again on the well-signposted path to the Aicherkaralm. You arrive at the alp after about another 40 minutes. Past the hut, along the forest road for another 700m (about 10 min) and then clearly visible another forest road leads left slightly downhill. Follow this path for about 150m and then continue straight on (do not follow the main forest road on the left) until you reach the Lunglgrabenbach stream.
Tour: At first the stream looks like a forest canyon. However, after about 250m and a flatter rappel (single hook on a larger rock or.left), you come out of the forest to the break, which leads into the geologically highly interesting cascade with several rappels. Almost all the belays are well secured chain anchors. The rock becomes increasingly brittle towards the bottom and practically everywhere there is a danger of falling rocks. After the first 45m rappel you come to a place that is very scenic. Here is a sloping ramp to the next belaystation which is located or. left. Here you will not find a belaystation anywhere and at the ramp you should not start sliding, because underneath there is the next drop. Here you have either the possibility to secure yourself with a body belay or you try to cross out directly at the arrival point of the 45m waterfall orographic left and get to the tree where you can hang a rope. At the 2nd 45m- rappel you think at first, someone meant it very well with the chain anchor. An approx. 2m-long chain with 4 express anchors stands there ready as an abseil point. On closer inspection of the rock, however, one understands why 4 express anchors were needed. The entire rock is extremely porous and one anchor has even broken off completely. Here it is advisable to check first whether one trusts the anchors. We have at least fixed the rope from the upper abseil point here, so that if it comes with the first to the breakout of the anchors at least about the abseil rope to the upper stand a backup exists. After another small walking passages you come to the last rappel (left), which can also be bypassed to the right via a small path made of steel steps. Then cross or. left out to the forest road.

Lunglgrabenbach: Canyon End
2025-05-03: Best to think about it as a single but divided 110m descent with a streambed approach. Once out of the forest there is no walking part, but rope from anchor to anchor. All the way there are plenty of...
2024-06-04: The right water level after heavy rainfall. After the first high rappel, an orographic left rappel was made from a small tree (55 m of rope required), as the orographic right belay was no longer trust...
Return: Follow the forest road downhill until you reach the signs for the Fürstensteig. Then follow the Fürstensteig, first a little uphill until you get back to the parking lot.

Koppenbach 'Teufelsschlucht': Canyon End
2025-07-01: We had water in the pools but no running water. Beautiful canyon, very steep ascent. Anchor ok, but not perfect. 1x20 and 1x40 is a good ropes recommendation We were allowed to stand in their parkin...
2024-06-22: Walked after rain. Many obstructions, all anchors ok.
2024-04-14: Nice little canyon! Parking is better at 47.742, 12.991, there is an official parking space there (costs a little bit of money but doesn't annoy any people living there). Parking at the museum is pro...
Comment: unterer Ausstieg
Return: You have two options: 1. leave the stream after the prominent clamping block on the right at approx. 540m and soon reach the steep access path. 2. after the prominent clamping block, you bypass the last cascades on the left and at the end rappel approx. 20m from a tree. Shortly afterwards, exit the stream on the right before the bedload barrier and follow the road to the parking lot.

Koppenbach 'Teufelsschlucht': Canyon Start
2025-07-01: We had water in the pools but no running water. Beautiful canyon, very steep ascent. Anchor ok, but not perfect. 1x20 and 1x40 is a good ropes recommendation We were allowed to stand in their parkin...
2024-06-22: Walked after rain. Many obstructions, all anchors ok.
2024-04-14: Nice little canyon! Parking is better at 47.742, 12.991, there is an official parking space there (costs a little bit of money but doesn't annoy any people living there). Parking at the museum is pro...
Approach: Directly at the parking lot you can see the Glanbach (not Koppenbach). From the parking lot, follow the Brunntalweg on the orographic left side of the stream to the exit of the road. After the last houses, you will see a boulder barrier on the right (lower exit Koppenbach). The short but very steep and rarely used path up towards the ghost town begins right at the striking large boulder. The path leads along a former marble quarry track that has been partially blasted through the rock. At the exit of the track rock face (after approx. 15min ascent approx. 640m) there is a small fortification wall on the right. Along the wall, continue straight ahead to an old steep path with the remains of a rope railing down to the stream at approx. 615m.
Tour: The Koppenbach is also called the Devil's Gorge by the locals and is incorrectly named Glanbach on most maps. However, the Glanbach only begins at the foot of the mountain (at the confluence of the Koppenbach, Kühllbach and Fürstenbrunner Quelhöhle). The short canyon, which is more interesting after rainfall, is rich in vegetation with several small steps and slippery spots. Small chutes are better rappelled than slid due to their narrow width. At the highest step (20m cascade) there is a chain anchor, otherwise mostly only Inox single pitons. The best light is available from midday and the lush green moss provides a beautiful contrast to the dark gorge surroundings. For a short morning/afternoon hop through a small canyon or as a combination with the neighboring "Rosittenbach", the tour is always worthwhile. The "ghost town" (marble quarry), Fürstenbrunn spring cave (built in 1875), the small Grassl cave (esoteric power place) and the Karlohr (22m shaft cave) are also historically interesting and within easy reach. All of these destinations can be visited on a shorter circular hike. As a starting point, we recommend access via the old track path to the ghost town (see Internet).

Picchions-Vinadia: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: There is a lot of water up to the dam. About A4. From the dam there is not much. Very spectacular canyon with many walking sections. Go carefully because we also experienced 3 large collapses in the c...
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2024-08-30: With the current water level, the tour was perfect. We were briefly undecided, as no water chutes at the exit. However, this only seeps away at the very end, making it a wonderful walk. Stands are go...
Approach: Cross the bridge and go down on the ortographic left. Side over the embankment down. The Picchions is narrow in certain passages, so check the water under the bridge. Reference picture see attachment - at this water level the walk is no problem.
Tour: Arrived in the streambed of the Picchion first follows a somewhat longer walking passages, before it then goes blow-on-blow. The first rappel is from a chain or. right, which is attached to a tree. Immediately after follows a relatively aquatic rappel, which can also be jumped after prior testing. This is followed by a 20m rappel which can be reached or. left via a rope traverse. The rappel leads down into a pool with a return, which must be swum through with ropes before the remaining 3m can be rappelled. If the return is strong, it is recommended to rope up to the next stall so that the pool can be bypassed. Another 20m rappel follows, which can be dry rappelled either from a chain anchor in the water or over a rope traverse to a single hook - which is actually meant to serve as a redirect. This was the short, narrow part of the Picchion. You reach the exit of the Picchion after about an hour. After that, from or. right, the Vinadia enters the canyon and it becomes a bit more open again. After about 5 min walking in the streambed follows a very narrow and dark part of the Vinadia. About 300m lasts the very dark and beautiful part, which must be partially swum through. Now follows a relatively strenuous descending part in a more open environment. Here a few bolts would not have hurt, but you look for them in vain. Here you partly meet an old via ferrata, which helps with the downclimb. When the canyon narrows again, one comes to several large boulders, where it is mandatory to use the former via ferrata. In this part the belays are rather moderate (rusty single nails). A 22m rappel or. right into a relatively dark part ends the cut part and it becomes successively more open again. Walking, downclimbing and swimming passages follow, interrupted by a smaller rappel and jump. Partly a body belay is recommended to secure inexperienced downclimbers. After about 3h the canyon becomes a bit narrower again and you come to the water drainage, which can be used as an exit if necessary via the shaft (see special features) after a previous grid check. The exit of the upper part of Vinadia (Vinadia I, incl. Picchions) is reached after about 3h. Now follows the beautiful lower part of Vinadia (Vinadia II). Crystal clear water, which you would not expect after the derivation, paired with several small rappels, which can be partially jumped. Unique scenery as the canyon narrows to as little as a meter in places with about 100m-150m walls above you. After several small rappels with jumps paired with swims, walks and climbs, you come to the highest rappel in the canyons: a 30m rappel from a chain anchor. Partially, in the lower part, the former via ferrata must be used as anchor. For almost 2h you are in the narrow part, where you have practically no possibility to get out or get to safety. In June or July in stable weather, however, sensational, as light also penetrates to the bottom of the canyon again and again. A somewhat longer walking passage, where the canyon becomes increasingly open, ends one of the most scenic canyons in Friuli. The dry streambed can be left or. left on a gravel road that leads to the former stone custom.

Picchions-Vinadia: Canyon End
2025-08-25: There is a lot of water up to the dam. About A4. From the dam there is not much. Very spectacular canyon with many walking sections. Go carefully because we also experienced 3 large collapses in the c...
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2024-08-30: With the current water level, the tour was perfect. We were briefly undecided, as no water chutes at the exit. However, this only seeps away at the very end, making it a wonderful walk. Stands are go...
Return: From the exit of the canyon on the left simply walk along the road for about 200m to the parking lot of the lower vehicle.

Picchions-Vinadia: Parking at Entry
2025-08-25: There is a lot of water up to the dam. About A4. From the dam there is not much. Very spectacular canyon with many walking sections. Go carefully because we also experienced 3 large collapses in the c...
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2024-08-30: With the current water level, the tour was perfect. We were briefly undecided, as no water chutes at the exit. However, this only seeps away at the very end, making it a wonderful walk. Stands are go...
Access: From the large oval traffic circle in Tolmezzo, take the SS52 towards Ampezzo. Stay on the SS52 for about 4.2 km until you pass the Vinadia canyon. At km 16/III turn onto the SP125 towards the village of "Vinadia". Stay on this road for about 700m until you pass a house on the right ("Legnonlandia") where you can park. (N46,4103890/E012,9669440) With the shuttle car, return to the SS52 and turn right towards "Villa Santina". Stay on the SS52 for 3.2km until you reach the traffic circle in Villa Santina. Here you turn right onto the SP44 in the direction of Lauco. You go uphill for 5.6km (about 10min) to Lauco. From Lauco you continue for another 5 km (10 min) through Allegnidis until you reach Vinaio. You drive through the small town before parking just before the bridge over the Picchions after a long straight that goes slightly downhill. It takes 25 minutes to arrive at the upper parking lot in the shuttle car. (N46.443770,E12.950147)
Return: From the exit of the canyon on the left simply walk along the road for about 200m to the parking lot of the lower vehicle.

Picchions-Vinadia: Parking at Exit
Access: From the large oval traffic circle in Tolmezzo, take the SS52 towards Ampezzo. Stay on the SS52 for about 4.2 km until you pass the Vinadia canyon. At km 16/III turn onto the SP125 towards the village of "Vinadia". Stay on this road for about 700m until you pass a house on the right ("Legnonlandia") where you can park. (N46,4103890/E012,9669440) With the shuttle car, return to the SS52 and turn right towards "Villa Santina". Stay on the SS52 for 3.2km until you reach the traffic circle in Villa Santina. Here you turn right onto the SP44 in the direction of Lauco. You go uphill for 5.6km (about 10min) to Lauco. From Lauco you continue for another 5 km (10 min) through Allegnidis until you reach Vinaio. You drive through the small town before parking just before the bridge over the Picchions after a long straight that goes slightly downhill. It takes 25 minutes to arrive at the upper parking lot in the shuttle car. (N46.443770,E12.950147)
Return: From the exit of the canyon on the left simply walk along the road for about 200m to the parking lot of the lower vehicle.

Zinkenbach (Abtenau): Canyon Start
2025-05-01: Mc.left to the possible 5m jump point (step no.2) set up + new Mc. right in the middle section, water level currently still a little high and very cold, otherwise everything is great
2025-04-26: Very challenging canyon at higher water levels, beware of tree trunks and branches in pools
2024-08-10: At the moment the canyon is very nice, almost all pools are washed out, only a few blockages, as always very slippery, two anchors newly drilled, everything else good. Rusty chain no longer in use, ha...
Comment: Einstieg (ACA)
Approach: (45min by bike + 15min on foot) Valley access: You ride your bike (next to the Aubach) on the wide forest road for approx. 45min (7.8km) towards the Postalm. The forest road is rather flat at the beginning (approx. 5km) and becomes steeper before the bridge over the Ackersbach. From the Ackersbach bridge it is approx. 3km to the bridge over the Zinkenbach (981m WGS 84. 47°38'06" N 13°12'31 "E). For the exit/return route, it is advisable to park your bike a few 100m beforehand at a wood storage area with a fork in the forest road (signs prohibiting bicycles).47.631770,13.371702 Here you can immediately turn left on foot and follow the forest road with the driving ban. After a short hike you come to a suitable place (gravel gully) where you descend into the Zinkenbach. Entry at approx. 1000m. Alternative mountain access (15min bike + 15min on foot): By bike, at the parking lot/barrier, follow the forest road with the hiking sign "Voglau bei Abtenau 3 1/2h", past the alpine pastures and next to the Lienbach, the wide forest road leads slightly downhill for approx. 4km to the bridge that crosses the Zinkenbach (sign "Zinkenbachklamm 981m WGS 84". 47°38'06" N, 13°12'31" E). Once at the bridge, park your bike. Then you can walk (orographic right) briefly and steeply through the forest up to the other forest road. Follow this road to the right until you reach a visible small chute where you descend into the Zinkenbach stream. Entry at approx. 1000m.
Tour: The remote, short, canyon is best reached by bike (recommendation - free access to the valley by bike! ). Directly at the Zinkenbach bridge, you can already see the narrow gap in the middle section. This narrowness is characteristic of the whole tour. The difficulty in the canyon is not in rappelling the short steps (5-10m), but in moving along the mostly narrow and slippery sections. As the canyon can change considerably after high water (blockages, gravel, damaged anchors) and the canyon is rarely used, the emergency drill set should not be forgotten under any circumstances. During our inspection (June 2021), all of the stands had been repaired. Without major blockages, the tour is really worthwhile. A beautiful, not too deep but narrow lime canyon with beautiful small pools and abseiling points awaits the hiker. There is usually enough time by bike to take the short and nearby Ackersbach (approx. 3 km down the valley) (additional time required approx. 2 hours).

Zinkenbach (Abtenau): Parking at Entry
2025-05-01: Mc.left to the possible 5m jump point (step no.2) set up + new Mc. right in the middle section, water level currently still a little high and very cold, otherwise everything is great
2025-04-26: Very challenging canyon at higher water levels, beware of tree trunks and branches in pools
2024-08-10: At the moment the canyon is very nice, almost all pools are washed out, only a few blockages, as always very slippery, two anchors newly drilled, everything else good. Rusty chain no longer in use, ha...
Comment: Bergzugang: Parken direkt am großen Schotterplatz möglich.
Access: Valley access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again. Follow the mountain road to the large parking lot at Pichl (47°36'03.00 N, 13°17'55.00 E) where you can park your car. Alternative mountain access (50min): After the Lammer bridge, turn right past the Voglauer furniture factory. Follow the mountain road in the direction of Wegscheid/Postalm. At the automatic toll booth €11,- (from 16.30 -50%) is due for cars. Then follow the mountain road over the Lienbachsattel and a little further on until you see a large gravel area with a no-driving sign and barriers on the left-hand side (47°.642925 N, 13°.421369 E). There are two small lay-bys on the right-hand side (approx. 50m) where you can park your car.
Return: (15min walk + 15min bike) After the last abseiling point, follow the stream for approx. 50m until you reach a (mostly dry) tributary on the right. Climb up briefly and steeply to the forest road (bike).

Zinkenbach (Abtenau): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-01: Mc.left to the possible 5m jump point (step no.2) set up + new Mc. right in the middle section, water level currently still a little high and very cold, otherwise everything is great
2025-04-26: Very challenging canyon at higher water levels, beware of tree trunks and branches in pools
2024-08-10: At the moment the canyon is very nice, almost all pools are washed out, only a few blockages, as always very slippery, two anchors newly drilled, everything else good. Rusty chain no longer in use, ha...
Comment: Talzugang: Parkplatz Pichl in der Voglau bei Abtenau
Access: Valley access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again. Follow the mountain road to the large parking lot at Pichl (47°36'03.00 N, 13°17'55.00 E) where you can park your car. Alternative mountain access (50min): After the Lammer bridge, turn right past the Voglauer furniture factory. Follow the mountain road in the direction of Wegscheid/Postalm. At the automatic toll booth €11,- (from 16.30 -50%) is due for cars. Then follow the mountain road over the Lienbachsattel and a little further on until you see a large gravel area with a no-driving sign and barriers on the left-hand side (47°.642925 N, 13°.421369 E). There are two small lay-bys on the right-hand side (approx. 50m) where you can park your car.
Return: (15min walk + 15min bike) After the last abseiling point, follow the stream for approx. 50m until you reach a (mostly dry) tributary on the right. Climb up briefly and steeply to the forest road (bike).

Zinkenbach (Abtenau): Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg aus dem Zinkenbach (ACA)
Return: (15min walk + 15min bike) After the last abseiling point, follow the stream for approx. 50m until you reach a (mostly dry) tributary on the right. Climb up briefly and steeply to the forest road (bike).

Gerbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-12: Very slippery in places. Anchoring is fine, a few places are more difficult to reach if you are not so tall or because it is slippery.
2025-06-19: Apart from the slippery spots and some wood, everything from the upper entry to the bottom is great.
2025-06-14: New anchors were drilled in all important places in the upper part (now there are no more sufficient ones for the upper part 😉) In addition, the 30er cascade got a chain instead of the tree sling.woo...
Approach: Directly at the bridge you can already see the water level of the Gerbach, which flows into the Ackersbach above the bridge. From the bridge, follow the forest road on foot for about 100m up to the third left fork (the first two lead to the forester's lodge). If you walk past the third junction, you will see a yellow hiking sign with the inscription "Voglau/Postalm" (old Postalm road), where an inconspicuous path leads up to the forest road (Karrenweg Hochzinkenalmen). Follow this first in open terrain, then through the forest up to the steep rock face and bridge over the Gerbach at 1080m. Tip: after approx. 30 minutes uphill, you could also descend/enter the canyon on the left (directly before the 30m cascade) (= approx. 1h time saving).
Tour: The Gerbach is a remote, beautiful and rewarding canyon in the Salzburg region. Unfortunately, there are some annoying wooden obstructions in the canyon that should not be underestimated. If you are interested in the interesting vertical narrow canyon, you should definitely check the weather and water level and carry an emergency drill kit. As already mentioned in the access section, you can start the canyon from the very top at the small bridge over the Gerbach or from further down (visible game crossing path left in front of the rock face). Right at the beginning (entry at the bridge) there is the first 10m abseil in the narrow part of the gorge. This is followed by small steps/climbs and several slides to the first high 20m abseil (chain anchor on the left). This is followed by a few short abseils and downclimbs in a more open gorge environment. After a 10m abseil on the right and some large rocks, you could leave the canyon to the left to the forest path (only possibility!). A short downclimb follows until you reach the beautiful 30m cascade and incised gorge section. The cascade can be rappelled in one piece from a chain anchor or you can split it up (10m+20m). After this abseiling point it remains narrow and continuous. This is followed by approx. 20 abseils up to a maximum of 20m via 10mm stainless steel anchors and chain anchors (the anchors are not always immediately visible!) Jumps should be well considered. Between the abseiling steps there are some mostly very slippery tree blockages that have to be climbed over or downclimbed. Towards the end of the tour there is a nice 20m (right) abseil with a rock hole. This is followed by a rather flat, slippery section with two (three) short abseils before you reach the bikes again at around 800m (small old wooden footbridge).

Gerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-12: Very slippery in places. Anchoring is fine, a few places are more difficult to reach if you are not so tall or because it is slippery.
2025-06-19: Apart from the slippery spots and some wood, everything from the upper entry to the bottom is great.
2025-06-14: New anchors were drilled in all important places in the upper part (now there are no more sufficient ones for the upper part 😉) In addition, the 30er cascade got a chain instead of the tree sling.woo...
Comment: Parken direkt am großen Schotterplatz möglich. (cwiki)
Access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again past the Gasthaus Ascherbad. Follow the mountain road to the large hiking parking lot near Pichl (N47°36'03.00 E13°17'55.00). Park your car here and change to your bike. Follow the wide (mostly flat) forest road for approx. 6 km (approx. 20 min) in the direction of Postalm until you reach the bridge over the Ackersbach (also a canyoning tour). The bike is parked here. Alternative mountain access: Take the toll road Postalmstraße (€11,-2021) up to 47°38'36.1" - 13°25'22.9". Park your car here and change to your bike. From the parking lot at the barrier, follow the forest road with the hiking sign "Voglau bei Abtenau 3 1/2h", past the alpine pastures and along the Lienbach stream, the wide forest road leads approx. 4km down the valley. Here you cross the Zinkenbach (also a canyoning tour) and after another 3km you reach the bridge over the Ackersbach. Park your bike here.
Return: (with bike) From the bridge (Ackersbach junction), follow the forest road by bike back down to the parking lot in Pichl.

Gerbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
2025-08-12: Very slippery in places. Anchoring is fine, a few places are more difficult to reach if you are not so tall or because it is slippery.
2025-06-19: Apart from the slippery spots and some wood, everything from the upper entry to the bottom is great.
2025-06-14: New anchors were drilled in all important places in the upper part (now there are no more sufficient ones for the upper part 😉) In addition, the 30er cascade got a chain instead of the tree sling.woo...
Comment: Parkplatz in der Voglau bei Abtenau (cwiki)
Access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again past the Gasthaus Ascherbad. Follow the mountain road to the large hiking parking lot near Pichl (N47°36'03.00 E13°17'55.00). Park your car here and change to your bike. Follow the wide (mostly flat) forest road for approx. 6 km (approx. 20 min) in the direction of Postalm until you reach the bridge over the Ackersbach (also a canyoning tour). The bike is parked here. Alternative mountain access: Take the toll road Postalmstraße (€11,-2021) up to 47°38'36.1" - 13°25'22.9". Park your car here and change to your bike. From the parking lot at the barrier, follow the forest road with the hiking sign "Voglau bei Abtenau 3 1/2h", past the alpine pastures and along the Lienbach stream, the wide forest road leads approx. 4km down the valley. Here you cross the Zinkenbach (also a canyoning tour) and after another 3km you reach the bridge over the Ackersbach. Park your bike here.
Return: (with bike) From the bridge (Ackersbach junction), follow the forest road by bike back down to the parking lot in Pichl.

Gerbach: Canyon End
Return: (with bike) From the bridge (Ackersbach junction), follow the forest road by bike back down to the parking lot in Pichl.

Rio Torto: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Was in this great canyon again today. All anchors are OK. Unfortunately there is always a lot to downclimb. Access 1h, the three of us were in the canyon 3h15min, without breaks and quite sporty on th...
Approach: Trail 628a begins directly at the valley station of the material cable car for the Corsi Hut. Follow the trail sign "Rifugio Corsi" first slightly downhill and then uphill for about 15min. The entry is directly where the first section secured with steel cables begins (single ring bolt at the anchor points of the wire rope). If you want to avoid the upper part, which was first climbed in 2021, go down the same way and then branch off into the canyons at a branch of the Torto. (5 min)
Tour: From the single piton on the wire rope, you can either rappel about 20m into the canyon or rappel down until you reach the streambed. After about 250 walking and rappelling passages, you cross to the left onto a rocky ledge from which you rappel from a single piton into the narrower part of the canyon. The upper part consists of 5 steps with up to 15m that follow each other without much walking passages and are quite beautiful. After a tributary that comes into the canyon from the right, there is an open walking passages for about 15 min (this is the area where you also enter the canyon if you enter Torto directly at the material cableway and skip the upper part). After a small rappel from a rock (R8 re) some nice rappels follow, some of which have to be done directly in the water. At the C27re there are even bolts (right), which can be used as a redirect if you want to avoid the water. Here also begins a somewhat cut part, which ends again after 3 more rappels. After another inflow from the left and a walking passages you come to the highest rappel (C33 left). After another 5 rappels, the canyon ends with a 500m walking passages where you arrive or left directly at the lower parking lot at the bridge.

Rio Torto: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-14: Was in this great canyon again today. All anchors are OK. Unfortunately there is always a lot to downclimb. Access 1h, the three of us were in the canyon 3h15min, without breaks and quite sporty on th...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke über den Rio Torto
Access: Coming from Austria, cross the border at Arnoldstein and follow the A23 until the Tarvisio exit, where you leave the A23. Then turn left and drive over the bridge of the river "Slizza. After about 200m turn right in the direction of "Bovec". After about 250m you will come to another bridge over the river "Slizza". After the bridge turn left in the direction of "Bovec". After about 600m you come to the next stop sign, where you turn left again in the direction of "Bovec". Stay on this road (SS54) for 9.1km before turning right onto the SP76 towards "Sella Nevea" about 1km after the village of "Cave del Predil". Stay on the SP76 for 5,1km - pass the "Lago del Predil" always in the direction of "Sella Nevea". After 5.1km turn right into the parking lot just before the bridge over the Rio Torto. Here park the cars (N46.402400, E13.519200) With the shuttle car, which should ideally be all-terrain or have an all-terrain driver ;-), turn right over the bridge of the Rio Torto and continue along the SP76 in the direction of Sella Nevea. After 900m there is a monument on the right (stone with a cross) where you turn onto the gravel road. The dirt road with deep potholes and steep hairpin bends goes uphill for 4km until you reach the alpine pasture "Malta Grantagar". The road has a barrier with a no driving sign at the bottom, but it is ok to drive up to the mountain pasture if you then also consume something at the top of the mountain pasture (this is also extremely recommendable, sensational food and very nice innkeepers). Parking at the top at (N46.414611, E13.504021) ATTENTION: due to the popularity of the area and the limited parking, really only as few vehicles as possible should drive up to the Alm.
Return: At the footprints orographic left out and through the forest or directly to the bridge in the open streambed.

Rio Torto: Canyon End
2025-06-14: Was in this great canyon again today. All anchors are OK. Unfortunately there is always a lot to downclimb. Access 1h, the three of us were in the canyon 3h15min, without breaks and quite sporty on th...
Return: At the footprints orographic left out and through the forest or directly to the bridge in the open streambed.

Ackersbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-19: All boron hooks + Mc. okay, tour with afternoon sun a pleasure.
2025-05-01: Water level still a little higher, all boron hooks and Mc. ok.
2024-11-09: As usual, we will continue here after Gerbach. Everything OK ; fun
Approach: (Bike) Then ride your bike (next to the Ackersbach) on the wide forest road for approx. 30 minutes (5.9 km) in the direction of Postalm to the bridge that leads over the Ackersbachklamm gorge (758 m, WGS84, 47°32`52 "N, 13°20`32 "E). The entry is just after the bridge on the left over the Gerbach tributary which flows into the Ackersbach here.
Tour: The Ackersbachklamm is a beautiful, short and mostly very aquatic lime canyon with very clean water. At high water levels, the canyon should not be underestimated as almost all rappels are in the watercourse. Some deep pools can also be jumped after inspection. As with the nearby Zinkenbach and Gerbach, the emergency drill set should not be missing in this remote and rarely visited canyon. On very sunny days, you can also enjoy a wonderful swim/barbecue at the exit.)

Ackersbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-19: All boron hooks + Mc. okay, tour with afternoon sun a pleasure.
2025-05-01: Water level still a little higher, all boron hooks and Mc. ok.
2024-11-09: As usual, we will continue here after Gerbach. Everything OK ; fun
Comment: Parkplatz in der Voglau bei Abtenau (cwiki)
Access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again. Follow the mountain road to the large parking lot at Pichl (47°36'03.00 N, 13°17'55.00 E) where you can park your car.
Return: (15min on foot + 15min by bike) After the last two pools, the trail either goes orographic right, short, steep and pathless through the dense young forest (near the stream) up to the forest road/bicycle or you follow the stream to a flat forest road (orographic right) which leads to the access forest road after a few minutes. Then right again up to the bike.

Ackersbach: Canyon End
2025-06-19: All boron hooks + Mc. okay, tour with afternoon sun a pleasure.
2025-05-01: Water level still a little higher, all boron hooks and Mc. ok.
2024-11-09: As usual, we will continue here after Gerbach. Everything OK ; fun
Return: (15min on foot + 15min by bike) After the last two pools, the trail either goes orographic right, short, steep and pathless through the dense young forest (near the stream) up to the forest road/bicycle or you follow the stream to a flat forest road (orographic right) which leads to the access forest road after a few minutes. Then right again up to the bike.

Rio Sbrici: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: The access was better than expected, apart from some short loose sections (not too bad) in the traverse it can even be called OK. Anchors work but are placed to quite strange places, look for them car...
Approach: From the parking lot go rather in the direction of the entrance to the village until you find the well signposted beginning of path 620. Follow the red arrows through the houses. From the parking lot you stay on the well-marked path 620 for about 50 min. You can see partly already into the canyon of Sbrici. After 50 min you come to a very well signposted turnoff (at the picnic area with a wooden table). Here you turn right onto path 621. The path is initially still well marked, but in 2021 there was a strong windthrow here and so many trees were lying across the path during our walk. Partially, the path has also slipped and you have to cross a few adventurous gravel crossings. Especially when you approach the entry of the Rio Sbrici, the path becomes more adventurous and the whole slope is extremely vulnerable to falling rocks. The whole thing is exacerbated by the fact that there are many ibexes and chamois in the area, which also repeatedly loosen stones above you. However, after another 30min - 40 min one is at the entry of the Sbrici. (N46.418725;E013.355584)
Tour: The Rio Sbrici begins very alpine at the top and is very narrowly cut. Especially in the upper part, however, the rock quality is moderate, which means that you should always have an emergency bolting kit with you. The anchors are partly not always obviously attached, because the rock quality has not allowed everywhere to set the hooks optimally. After 2:45 you come to the only emergency exit on the right, which leads back up to path 620. This is the only emergency exit in the whole canyon and especially in the upper part there are few possibilities to get to safety. After the emergency exit, the Rio Sbrici changes into a typical Friulian canyon with clear water and beautiful pools and some nice rappels. After a collapsed dam and water drainage, the highest waterfall follows - a 35m vertical waterfall into a beautiful pool. Then you are also soon at the exit of the canyon, you come directly in the stream to a small ruin and about 150m comes in from or. left a dry streambed, where the trail to Chiout Cali begins.

Rio Sbrici: Parking at Exit
2025-09-21: The access was better than expected, apart from some short loose sections (not too bad) in the traverse it can even be called OK. Anchors work but are placed to quite strange places, look for them car...
Comment: Parkplatz gegenüber Mündung Sbrici (cwiki)
Access: Drive south on the SS13 from Austria and at Chiusaforte turn left into the Raccolana Valley. Stay on the SP76 road for about 6.2km until you reach the small village of "Saletto". At the entrance to the village, stay on the SP76, then you will pass a bus stop and just behind it - on the left - is the bridge over the Raccolana. Turn left here. Follow the road for about 800m into the small collection of houses "Chiout Cali" over the bridge of the Rio Malimberg. It is best to park here by the Rio Malimberg so that the residents of Chiout Cali are not disturbed. If you want to check the water, you can stay on the road for about 200m and walk down the path for about 5-10 min to Rio Sbrici. Coordinates of the lower parking lot (N46.405550; E013.371185) Take the shuttle car back to "Saletto", turn right at the bridge over the Raccolana river and go back down the Raccolana valley, as you did before. From Saletto you go out of the valley for 3,6km passing by the "Cascate Repepeit" (waterfall on the left side of the valley) until you turn right before the bridge over the Raccolana towards "Chiout Micheli"/ "Patocco" (signposts are on the left side before the turn, a very sharp entrance when you go out of the valley). Follow the road uphill for 4.6km, through the tunnels, past Chiout Micheli to Patocco. There is a large parking lot, which is often very crowded in summer, because it is a very nice starting point for hiking (N46.405900; E013.352400). For the transfer of the vehicle you have to calculate about 20min-30min.
Return: About 100m after a ruin directly in the streambed comes from the left a small stream that is often dry pure. Here begins the path back into the forest to the village Chiout Cali where the car was parked. Just follow the path slightly uphill for 5 min.

Rio Sbrici: Parking at Entry
2025-09-21: The access was better than expected, apart from some short loose sections (not too bad) in the traverse it can even be called OK. Anchors work but are placed to quite strange places, look for them car...
Comment: Parkplatz Patoc (cwiki)
Access: Drive south on the SS13 from Austria and at Chiusaforte turn left into the Raccolana Valley. Stay on the SP76 road for about 6.2km until you reach the small village of "Saletto". At the entrance to the village, stay on the SP76, then you will pass a bus stop and just behind it - on the left - is the bridge over the Raccolana. Turn left here. Follow the road for about 800m into the small collection of houses "Chiout Cali" over the bridge of the Rio Malimberg. It is best to park here by the Rio Malimberg so that the residents of Chiout Cali are not disturbed. If you want to check the water, you can stay on the road for about 200m and walk down the path for about 5-10 min to Rio Sbrici. Coordinates of the lower parking lot (N46.405550; E013.371185) Take the shuttle car back to "Saletto", turn right at the bridge over the Raccolana river and go back down the Raccolana valley, as you did before. From Saletto you go out of the valley for 3,6km passing by the "Cascate Repepeit" (waterfall on the left side of the valley) until you turn right before the bridge over the Raccolana towards "Chiout Micheli"/ "Patocco" (signposts are on the left side before the turn, a very sharp entrance when you go out of the valley). Follow the road uphill for 4.6km, through the tunnels, past Chiout Micheli to Patocco. There is a large parking lot, which is often very crowded in summer, because it is a very nice starting point for hiking (N46.405900; E013.352400). For the transfer of the vehicle you have to calculate about 20min-30min.
Return: About 100m after a ruin directly in the streambed comes from the left a small stream that is often dry pure. Here begins the path back into the forest to the village Chiout Cali where the car was parked. Just follow the path slightly uphill for 5 min.

Rio Sbrici: Canyon End
Return: About 100m after a ruin directly in the streambed comes from the left a small stream that is often dry pure. Here begins the path back into the forest to the village Chiout Cali where the car was parked. Just follow the path slightly uphill for 5 min.

Chiantone-Vinadia: Canyon Start
2025-12-06: It is not possible to enter the tunnel through the gate anymore, but it is possible to enter the tunnel through the balcony which you can see in the tunnel around 170m from the gate. From the gate you...
2025-12-06: Unfortunately, there are a lot of disgusting carcasses in Chiantone. Sheep, cows, pigs and deer are currently having a rendezvous.... Otherwise the canyon was great if you're not disgusted by so many...
2025-07-22: Relatively easy to walk. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of garbage in the canyon and occasionally the smell of dead bodies.
Approach: From the parking lot go uphill on the road towards Buttea, until after about 100m a forest road on the right leads into the forest. Follow the road downhill for about 200m to Chiantone.
Tour: Once in the streambed of the Chiantone, there is first a small walking passages, before it goes blow-on-blow. The first rappel is made from a block on the left side around which a rope with a majon link is placed. After that the canyon is equipped with Canyon-Pro stances. I.e. with glued anchors and in most places chain anchors. Furthermore, there is an SOS plaque at every rappel point from this point on. At the SOS point 21 a rope traverse should be tightened on the left side, before one comes to the chain anchor from which one can rappel without water danger. From this point on, for the next 2.5 - 3 hours, there is practically no possibility to get to safety, since the Chiantone is an extremely narrow canyon. There are 4 rappel points in a row, where at C25 (SOS 18) you rappel directly in the water stream. There follows a longer walking and swimming section in which the canyon is not wider than one meter for a long time and the walls rise up to 50m on the left and right. After that you come to the highest rappel point (SOS 16) which is a bit stupid to reach because it is a hanging belay. That is, there are several lugs on which you hook the self-belay to get to the chain anchor. For this, the ropes can be pulled off very well. Another 5 rappels follow, interrupted by smaller walking and swimming sections, before you see daylight again after about 2.5 - 3 hours when the Chiantone flows into the Vinadia. Unfortunately, the Chiantone is always very littered, because sometimes garbage is thrown into the Chiantone from the bridge at the parking lot. If you do not mind, however, the Chiantone offers a canyon experience that there is rarely in the kind and length in Friuli, because extremely dark, quite aquatic and also with beautiful rappelling places. Arrived in the Vinadia follows a small abseil SOS 10 followed by a longer walking passages, before you come after about 3h to the water drainage, which can be used if necessary via the shaft (see special features) after previous grid check as an exit. The water drainage is reached after about 3 hours and is the only emergency exit possibility in the whole tour. Now follows the beautiful lower part of Vinadia (Vinadia II). Crystal clear water, which you would not expect after the derivation, coupled with several small rappel, which can be partially jumped. Unique scenery as the canyon narrows to as little as a meter in places with about 100m-150m walls above you. After several small rappels with jumps paired with swims, walks and climbs, you come to the highest rappel in the canyons: a 30m rappel from a chain anchor. Partially, in the lower part, the former via ferrata must be used as anchor. For almost 2h you are in the narrow part, where you have practically no possibility to get out or get to safety. In June or July in stable weather, however, sensational, as light also penetrates to the bottom of the canyon again and again. A somewhat longer walking passage, where the canyon becomes increasingly open, ends one of the most scenic canyons in Friuli. The dry streambed can be left or. left on a gravel road that leads to the former stone custom.

Chiantone-Vinadia: Canyon End
2025-12-06: It is not possible to enter the tunnel through the gate anymore, but it is possible to enter the tunnel through the balcony which you can see in the tunnel around 170m from the gate. From the gate you...
2025-12-06: Unfortunately, there are a lot of disgusting carcasses in Chiantone. Sheep, cows, pigs and deer are currently having a rendezvous.... Otherwise the canyon was great if you're not disgusted by so many...
2025-07-22: Relatively easy to walk. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of garbage in the canyon and occasionally the smell of dead bodies.

Chiantone-Vinadia: Parking at Exit
2025-12-06: It is not possible to enter the tunnel through the gate anymore, but it is possible to enter the tunnel through the balcony which you can see in the tunnel around 170m from the gate. From the gate you...
2025-12-06: Unfortunately, there are a lot of disgusting carcasses in Chiantone. Sheep, cows, pigs and deer are currently having a rendezvous.... Otherwise the canyon was great if you're not disgusted by so many...
2025-07-22: Relatively easy to walk. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of garbage in the canyon and occasionally the smell of dead bodies.
Access: From the large oval traffic circle in Tolmezzo, turn onto the SS52 in the direction of Ampezzo. Stay on the SS52 for about 4.2 km until you pass the Vinadia canyon. At km 16/III turn onto the SP125 in the direction of the village of Vinadia. Stay on this road for approx. 700m until you pass a house on the right ("Legnonlandia"), where you can park alongside the driveway (see picture). If several cars are available, most of them should park in the lower parking lot, because a maximum of 2 cars should park in the Chiantone parking lot. (N46,4103890/E012,9669440) Take the shuttle car back to the SS52 and turn left towards Tolmezzo. After 2.3km, take the exit towards "Canvea" on the SS52 and then turn left (drive through the underpass of the SS52). After 200m, turn right and follow the road for 1.2km. Before the bridge over the Torrente But, turn sharp left. Stay on the road for 800m through the short tunnel and immediately after the tunnel turn left towards "Cazasso". Follow the serpentine road uphill and after 3.2 km you will reach the village of Fusea. Stay on the road and after 5 km you will reach the bridge over the Chiantone (before the village of Buttea). Attention max. space for 2 cars (N46.440132,E12.973330)

Chiantone-Vinadia: Parking at Entry
Comment: Achtung maximal Platz für 2 Autos
Access: From the large oval traffic circle in Tolmezzo, turn onto the SS52 in the direction of Ampezzo. Stay on the SS52 for about 4.2 km until you pass the Vinadia canyon. At km 16/III turn onto the SP125 in the direction of the village of Vinadia. Stay on this road for approx. 700m until you pass a house on the right ("Legnonlandia"), where you can park alongside the driveway (see picture). If several cars are available, most of them should park in the lower parking lot, because a maximum of 2 cars should park in the Chiantone parking lot. (N46,4103890/E012,9669440) Take the shuttle car back to the SS52 and turn left towards Tolmezzo. After 2.3km, take the exit towards "Canvea" on the SS52 and then turn left (drive through the underpass of the SS52). After 200m, turn right and follow the road for 1.2km. Before the bridge over the Torrente But, turn sharp left. Stay on the road for 800m through the short tunnel and immediately after the tunnel turn left towards "Cazasso". Follow the serpentine road uphill and after 3.2 km you will reach the village of Fusea. Stay on the road and after 5 km you will reach the bridge over the Chiantone (before the village of Buttea). Attention max. space for 2 cars (N46.440132,E12.973330)

Rio Ponte de Muro: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-22: Very nice short
2025-10-01: Everything was fine, cold as always
2025-08-08: Nice tour with kids. A lot of canyon for 10 min access. Everything ok ...cold as usual
Access: On the A23 freeway, take the Pontebba exit. Follow the SS13 for about 6 km in the direction of Udine, until you cross a bridge with a slight left turn, which bridges the Rio Ponte de Muro. In the valley you can see a large railroad bridge that connects 2 tunnels and also crosses the Rio Ponte de Muro. Here you can park directly after the bridge next to the road SS13. Attention do not block the exit of the house! Parking: N46.461656 E013.295242
Return: Just below the road bridge (SS13) on the right, a short steep climb to the parking lot.

Rio Ponte de Muro: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Very nice short
2025-10-01: Everything was fine, cold as always
2025-08-08: Nice tour with kids. A lot of canyon for 10 min access. Everything ok ...cold as usual
Approach: Go back over the bridge over the SS13 and follow the asphalt road on the left (at the hiking sign) briefly uphill. (Water pipe under the railroad bridge visible from below). Immediately at the first (right) bend follow the hiking trail 428 and not the road from the video-monitored power plant! The trail leads above the canyon and parallel to the road slightly uphill. After a short ascent, the trail leads across the canyon to the other side. Here then go up again briefly through the forest to the small weir step with water drainage. Entry orographically on the right at about 570m (N46.462745 E013.286961). Please stay on the hiking trail --> otherwise trouble with the power plant operator.
Tour: Directly at the dam wall is or. left at a large rock the first ring from which you rappel about 15m into a large pool. The ropes should be extended to overcome the next pool from this abseiling point. After that follows a small downclimb and walking passages. You come to a large clamping block that forms a natural bridge for the hiking trail that you climbed before. Here the canyon narrows and you come to the most beautiful part of the canyon, a rappel of about 17m directly in the water (optionally on the left outside the water flow) into a small cave-like passage. This is followed by a small 5m rappel or. left before you come to a large rock, where the next rappel ring is somewhat hidden behind it. This is followed by 2 rappels directly in the water and a nice little narrow downclimb and walk passage. After the last rappelling point follows another small block chaos over which must be climbed down, before you are already back under the railroad bridge. The canyon is best left on the right side directly below the road bridge at about 470m.

Sulzlbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sulzlbach (Quelle:
2025-09-28: Superiore water level without problems! (Water level pictures updated in the description) Stands ok, currently beautiful light at 12 noon.
2023-07-15: All bolts/chains are present according to the topo "Tiroler Schluchtenführer". At abseil No. 7, a Rapel Guide or Circuit Ferme is advantageous or necessary at a high water level (bolts are present at...
Approach: Access via the forest road directly next to the youth hostel (signposted "Sulzlalm"). After the panoramic tunnel holes, continue to a large wooden cross with two benches on the right-hand side (approx. 1390m). Here a small path leads immediately to the left down to the stream (to the small wooden bridge) at approx. 1370m.
Tour: After a walking and abseiling section (approx. 200m) comes the first of many, mostly problem-free abseiling sections up to a maximum height of 10m. Between the abseils, there are always short walking and downclimbs in the upper half. The further you descend, the more the canyon narrows and the more difficult it becomes. The abseiling points are all well positioned. However, caution and clean rope work are required in the sometimes very aquatic and current-rich pools! Two striking 25m abseils with large pools (1x in the middle and 1x at the end) are the key points of the tour. If you don't have a good feeling about the last high cascade (25m+ 8m), you can bypass it orographically to the left via a fixed rope and the old maintenance climb.

Sulzlbach: Canyon End
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2025-09-28: Superiore water level without problems! (Water level pictures updated in the description) Stands ok, currently beautiful light at 12 noon.
2023-07-15: All bolts/chains are present according to the topo "Tiroler Schluchtenführer". At abseil No. 7, a Rapel Guide or Circuit Ferme is advantageous or necessary at a high water level (bolts are present at...
Return: After the last cascade, follow the flat streambed for about 1100m back to the youth hostel (parking lot).

Sulzlbach: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-28: Superiore water level without problems! (Water level pictures updated in the description) Stands ok, currently beautiful light at 12 noon.
2023-07-15: All bolts/chains are present according to the topo "Tiroler Schluchtenführer". At abseil No. 7, a Rapel Guide or Circuit Ferme is advantageous or necessary at a high water level (bolts are present at...
Comment: kostenloser Parkplatz neben der alten Jugendherberge
Access: Drive south from Reutte to the village of Stockach. Before the bridge (petrol station) there is a large gravel parking place on the right and left side of the road where you can also stay overnight (parking/day €3,-, overnight stay €10,-, as of 2025). You can either park your car here or turn left towards Sulzlbach, cross the small bridge and continue immediately left to the last house (old youth hostel, vacation home "JEKA - Haus De Kluis") next to the Sulzlbach. There is space for about 10 cars here. You can check the water level behind the vacation home at the small weir (or about 10 minutes upstream at the last cascade 25+8).
Return: After the last cascade, follow the flat streambed for about 1100m back to the youth hostel (parking lot).

Sulzlbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Sulzlbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz an der Bundesstraße
Access: Drive south from Reutte to the village of Stockach. Before the bridge (petrol station) there is a large gravel parking place on the right and left side of the road where you can also stay overnight (parking/day €3,-, overnight stay €10,-, as of 2025). You can either park your car here or turn left towards Sulzlbach, cross the small bridge and continue immediately left to the last house (old youth hostel, vacation home "JEKA - Haus De Kluis") next to the Sulzlbach. There is space for about 10 cars here. You can check the water level behind the vacation home at the small weir (or about 10 minutes upstream at the last cascade 25+8).
Return: After the last cascade, follow the flat streambed for about 1100m back to the youth hostel (parking lot).

Roßgumpenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Wirklich eine wunderschöne Genusstour mit super Aussicht. Leider sehr viel Geschiebe im Bach, somit waren nur zwei Gumpen springbar. Das Cafe Uta am Rückweg bietet sehr gutes Essen !
2024-06-28: Very high water level, so we got out after the walking passages in the middle. Until then all anchors were in top condition.
2023-10-13: Temperature top - many jumps possible - anchorages all in order - dreamlike tagl
Approach: From the (orographically on the right) hiking site in Holzgau, walk past the fountain in the direction of the suspension bridge. The wide forest road leads flat along the Höhenbach stream to the Simms waterfall, where a small via ferrata has also been set up. Here it becomes steep for a short time. After the Simms waterfall, the forest road leads on a slight incline past a hut (1236m) to the lower Roßgumpen Alm. Shortly before the alp (at the wooden bridge at 1330m) you can see the final waterfall (water level check). Behind the Roßgumpenalm a steep access path (approx. 45min) leads to the upper (not managed) alp. Directly in front of the alp you enter the stream at about 1680m. When accessing by MTB, the access time is reduced to about 1h15min.
Tour: The Roßgumpenbach is one of the most beautiful canyoning tours in Außerfern. However, the openness and many exit options can quickly lead to overconfidence. The tour should not be underestimated because of the alpine character and the cold water. Prerequisites are stable weather and not too high water level! With sufficient experience and condition, it is a casual full-day tour that is very continuous, except for a few walking and downclimb passages. After checking the water depth, some steps (especially in the upper part) can be slid or jumped. In the lower part, the canyon becomes more demanding and the rappels higher, but are not a problem if the water level is not too high. The canyon remains open until the 45m final waterfall with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

Roßgumpenbach: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Wirklich eine wunderschöne Genusstour mit super Aussicht. Leider sehr viel Geschiebe im Bach, somit waren nur zwei Gumpen springbar. Das Cafe Uta am Rückweg bietet sehr gutes Essen !
2024-06-28: Very high water level, so we got out after the walking passages in the middle. Until then all anchors were in top condition.
2023-10-13: Temperature top - many jumps possible - anchorages all in order - dreamlike tagl
Return: From the exit at the small wooden bridge (at approx. 1330m) hike left along the wide forest road back to the hikers' parking lot in Holzgau. If you came by bike, the way back takes about 10 min.

Roßgumpenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-07: Wirklich eine wunderschöne Genusstour mit super Aussicht. Leider sehr viel Geschiebe im Bach, somit waren nur zwei Gumpen springbar. Das Cafe Uta am Rückweg bietet sehr gutes Essen !
2024-06-28: Very high water level, so we got out after the walking passages in the middle. Until then all anchors were in top condition.
2023-10-13: Temperature top - many jumps possible - anchorages all in order - dreamlike tagl
Access: From Reutte drive south into the rear Lechtal valley to the village of Holzgau. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the still free (as of 2022) hikers' parking lot (with fountain). From here, continue by bike or on foot into the Höhenbachtal.
Return: From the exit at the small wooden bridge (at approx. 1330m) hike left along the wide forest road back to the hikers' parking lot in Holzgau. If you came by bike, the way back takes about 10 min.

Roßgumpenbach: Waypoint
Comment: Beim Zustieg mit dem MTB, Fahrräder hier verstecken/anschließen.
Approach: From the (orographically on the right) hiking site in Holzgau, walk past the fountain in the direction of the suspension bridge. The wide forest road leads flat along the Höhenbach stream to the Simms waterfall, where a small via ferrata has also been set up. Here it becomes steep for a short time. After the Simms waterfall, the forest road leads on a slight incline past a hut (1236m) to the lower Roßgumpen Alm. Shortly before the alp (at the wooden bridge at 1330m) you can see the final waterfall (water level check). Behind the Roßgumpenalm a steep access path (approx. 45min) leads to the upper (not managed) alp. Directly in front of the alp you enter the stream at about 1680m. When accessing by MTB, the access time is reduced to about 1h15min.

Roßgumpenbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Checkpoint am letzten Wasserfall

Roßgumpenbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: From Reutte drive south into the rear Lechtal valley to the village of Holzgau. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the still free (as of 2022) hikers' parking lot (with fountain). From here, continue by bike or on foot into the Höhenbachtal.
Return: From the exit at the small wooden bridge (at approx. 1330m) hike left along the wide forest road back to the hikers' parking lot in Holzgau. If you came by bike, the way back takes about 10 min.

Hochalpbach: Canyon Start
2025-05-25: Only the lower part was climbed. You can almost always decide whether to rappel dry or wet. Anchors in good condition.
2025-05-16: Stands all OK. Auxiliary ropes in the lower part in good condition. All jumps questionable, as all pools are very shallow. Overall water level normal (see picture shortly before exit / mouth into the...
2022-07-13: The Hochalpbach is fantastically scenic, but there is a lot of walking and climbing involved. The approach via hiking trail 432 is easy to find and easy to walk, but contains a few sections where it i...
Approach: Behind the barn (gravel parking place), follow the forest road downhill to the right to the first hairpin bend (the path from the exit on the right also comes up here). Take the left-hand path (path 432) up to the hunter's stand. If you follow the right-hand path at the fork at the Jägerstand, you will reach the lowest part of the canyon. To get to the upper part of the canyon follow the path to the left past the hunter's stand. Then keep right along the canyon into the Hochalptal. Shortly after the middle Hochalpe at approx. 1540m, descend into the streambed (spring runoff).
Tour: The first half in the Hochalpbach is open and discontinuous with small steps that can be slid, jumped or rappelled (up to max. 12m). The second half (from badge no. 7) is then more vertical, more incised and technically more demanding. Some rappels are directly in the water with a powerful shower and should not be underestimated at higher water levels. Four approx. 25m abseils, interrupted only by small steps, follow each other without much distance. After the last abseiling point, there are a few small steps that can be jumped or downclimbed depending on the water depth. To avoid annoying the fishing association, the tour exits at approx. 1140m before the last 6m step into the Lech.

Hochalpbach: Canyon End
2025-05-25: Only the lower part was climbed. You can almost always decide whether to rappel dry or wet. Anchors in good condition.
2025-05-16: Stands all OK. Auxiliary ropes in the lower part in good condition. All jumps questionable, as all pools are very shallow. Overall water level normal (see picture shortly before exit / mouth into the...
2022-07-13: The Hochalpbach is fantastically scenic, but there is a lot of walking and climbing involved. The approach via hiking trail 432 is easy to find and easy to walk, but contains a few sections where it i...
Return: Before the last step (into the Lech), exit the canyon to the right at approx. 1140m (due to fishing). Follow the small path over the ridge up to the forest road at the hairpin bend and follow it back to the parking lot.

Hochalpbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-25: Only the lower part was climbed. You can almost always decide whether to rappel dry or wet. Anchors in good condition.
2025-05-16: Stands all OK. Auxiliary ropes in the lower part in good condition. All jumps questionable, as all pools are very shallow. Overall water level normal (see picture shortly before exit / mouth into the...
2022-07-13: The Hochalpbach is fantastically scenic, but there is a lot of walking and climbing involved. The approach via hiking trail 432 is easy to find and easy to walk, but contains a few sections where it i...
Access: From Reutte head south into the rear Lechtal valley as far as Steeg and then continue towards Warth. After the signs for Prenten, the road leads slightly uphill over a bridge that crosses the Lech. Immediately after the bridge, park your car in front of a wooden barn (there is also a large gravel parking place behind the barn (but private).
Return: Before the last step (into the Lech), exit the canyon to the right at approx. 1140m (due to fishing). Follow the small path over the ridge up to the forest road at the hairpin bend and follow it back to the parking lot.

Hochalpbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Reutte head south into the rear Lechtal valley as far as Steeg and then continue towards Warth. After the signs for Prenten, the road leads slightly uphill over a bridge that crosses the Lech. Immediately after the bridge, park your car in front of a wooden barn (there is also a large gravel parking place behind the barn (but private).
Return: Before the last step (into the Lech), exit the canyon to the right at approx. 1140m (due to fishing). Follow the small path over the ridge up to the forest road at the hairpin bend and follow it back to the parking lot.

Wiesbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-08: nice route. Rope after the first abseil and rope to get to the rock hole are badly damaged, need replacement.
2025-08-31: Beautiful, but extremely short canyon (you walk longer than you are in the canyon). Extremely many stands and fixed ropes.
2025-07-05: All stands good, no jumps possible, entry and exit easy to find, fixed ropes for optional route through the rock hole damaged.
Approach: From the parking lot, briefly follow the road back to the bridge and then continue along the cycle path downstream until you reach a yellow signpost "Moos, Baichlstein". From here, follow the wide forest road slightly uphill to a beautiful viewpoint with a wooden bench. Directly after the bend with the wooden bench, a small path leads down to the streambed on the right. Entry at approx. 1020m.
Tour: The tour is very short and is commercially accessible, but is still worthwhile. After a short section of walking terrain, the canyon narrows and the first well-secured abseiling points in the water appear. Thanks to fixed ropes and good belays, most of the steps can be negotiated safely even at higher water levels. If the pools are not currently covered in gravel, a few small steps can also be slid. The highlight in the middle of the gorge is a 90° left-hand bend with a rock hole. This is also the highest rappel point (16m) in the water jet (can also be rappelled dry through the rock hole if the water level is high. After the highest abseil point, there are three smaller steps of max. 7m before the canyon exits much too quickly.

Wiesbach: Canyon End
2025-09-08: nice route. Rope after the first abseil and rope to get to the rock hole are badly damaged, need replacement.
2025-08-31: Beautiful, but extremely short canyon (you walk longer than you are in the canyon). Extremely many stands and fixed ropes.
2025-07-05: All stands good, no jumps possible, entry and exit easy to find, fixed ropes for optional route through the rock hole damaged.
Return: Either get off before or after the cycle path bridge and follow the cycle path to the right back to the parking lot.

Wiesbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-08: nice route. Rope after the first abseil and rope to get to the rock hole are badly damaged, need replacement.
2025-08-31: Beautiful, but extremely short canyon (you walk longer than you are in the canyon). Extremely many stands and fixed ropes.
2025-07-05: All stands good, no jumps possible, entry and exit easy to find, fixed ropes for optional route through the rock hole damaged.
Access: From Reutte to the village of Stanzach. Immediately after the village, turn right towards Vorderhornbach. Follow the country road over the Lech. Immediately after the bridge (approx. 50m) there is a large parking lot on the left. Park here.
Return: Either get off before or after the cycle path bridge and follow the cycle path to the right back to the parking lot.

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Very slippery! Very little water, despite rain on the previous days. Quite a lot of wood in some places. Path also used via forest road & feeding station.
2025-08-02: Slightly higher water level due to previous rainfall, but no challenging sections as a result. Access via forest path is recommended. From the Futterkrippe camp site, ascend without a path. In the mid...
2025-07-05: Next time we take the forest road to the feeding station as an access route (because of nettles and balsam), short rappel canyon with a fine view.
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the sports field to the Lech. Cross the slightly swinging metal suspension bridge. Directly after the bridge you are already at the exit of the tour. From here, about 20m orographically to the left of the stream, steep climbing tracks lead up the sparse forest to a steep rock face. Hike around the rock face on the right until you reach a small steep passage with old wooden stamps. Shortly after the steep passage, you come to a forest road that leads to the left to a game feeding station. From here, the trail zigzags steeply uphill again over climbing tracks until you cross the open terrain to the stream (further ascent to the second forest road is not worthwhile).
Tour: After the steep access, the short tour offers a beautiful view of the Lech and two beautiful 25m abseils in the upper part of the canyon. After short walking terrain in the middle of the canyon, the lower part follows, which also has more slippery abseils in the vegetation-rich surroundings. The abseils (16-25m) follow each other without a long stretch before you reach the Lech cycle path.

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Canyon End
2025-08-31: Very slippery! Very little water, despite rain on the previous days. Quite a lot of wood in some places. Path also used via forest road & feeding station.
2025-08-02: Slightly higher water level due to previous rainfall, but no challenging sections as a result. Access via forest path is recommended. From the Futterkrippe camp site, ascend without a path. In the mid...
2025-07-05: Next time we take the forest road to the feeding station as an access route (because of nettles and balsam), short rappel canyon with a fine view.
Return: You can either get off at the cycle path at approx. 950m and follow the path over the suspension bridge back to the parking lot or you can continue down to the confluence with the Lech and cross the river to get back to the parking lot on the other side (watch out for the water level of the Lech!).

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-31: Very slippery! Very little water, despite rain on the previous days. Quite a lot of wood in some places. Path also used via forest road & feeding station.
2025-08-02: Slightly higher water level due to previous rainfall, but no challenging sections as a result. Access via forest path is recommended. From the Futterkrippe camp site, ascend without a path. In the mid...
2025-07-05: Next time we take the forest road to the feeding station as an access route (because of nettles and balsam), short rappel canyon with a fine view.
Access: From Reutte to the village of Forchach. Turn right off the main road and drive to the industrial estate/sports ground. There is a large gravel parking place in front of the metal company.
Return: You can either get off at the cycle path at approx. 950m and follow the path over the suspension bridge back to the parking lot or you can continue down to the confluence with the Lech and cross the river to get back to the parking lot on the other side (watch out for the water level of the Lech!).

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Waypoint
Comment: 1. départ du sentier d\'approche (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the sports field to the Lech. Cross the slightly swinging metal suspension bridge. Directly after the bridge you are already at the exit of the tour. From here, about 20m orographically to the left of the stream, steep climbing tracks lead up the sparse forest to a steep rock face. Hike around the rock face on the right until you reach a small steep passage with old wooden stamps. Shortly after the steep passage, you come to a forest road that leads to the left to a game feeding station. From here, the trail zigzags steeply uphill again over climbing tracks until you cross the open terrain to the stream (further ascent to the second forest road is not worthwhile).

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : ...jusqu\'à refuge. (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, walk past the sports field to the Lech. Cross the slightly swinging metal suspension bridge. Directly after the bridge you are already at the exit of the tour. From here, about 20m orographically to the left of the stream, steep climbing tracks lead up the sparse forest to a steep rock face. Hike around the rock face on the right until you reach a small steep passage with old wooden stamps. Shortly after the steep passage, you come to a forest road that leads to the left to a game feeding station. From here, the trail zigzags steeply uphill again over climbing tracks until you cross the open terrain to the stream (further ascent to the second forest road is not worthwhile).

Schwarzenbach (Reutte): Waypoint2
Comment: 3 : de la piste, tirer vers le-haut jusqu\'à l\'entrée (descente)

Häselgehrbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Entry at the bridge. At the lower entry now chain on the tree; makes the rappel comfortable even for an old man. More slippery than I remembered. The final section currently has to be started via the...
2025-05-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Häselgehrbach (Quelle:
2025-05-14: All stands in very good condition, but in some cases only one anchor point. Very beautiful canyon with fantastic views.
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the nearby bridge. If you want to check the water level briefly, follow the cycle path (gravel) to the right after the bridge for 5 minutes. Then go back to the bridge and follow the asphalt mountain road (no driving) to the left in the direction of "Häselgehralm". After a rightward haipin bend, the road leads over a bridge (Häselgehrbach). This is followed by a leftward haipin bend with a cross. From here it is not far until you come more or less straight to the stream. The entry point is at approx. 1090m directly by the wooden beams (bridge) that lead over the Häselgehrbach.
Tour: Apart from a short walking passage in the upper part, the canyon is very continuous. Depending on the depth of the water, some steps can also be slid or jumped. The canyon is technically not too difficult, but should not be underestimated at higher water levels, as you often have to rappel in the water jet and the rock is usually very slippery. Several small, beautiful washouts/chokepoints and the max. 25m high abseils in combination with the short access are ideal for a casual half-day tour.

Häselgehrbach: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Entry at the bridge. At the lower entry now chain on the tree; makes the rappel comfortable even for an old man. More slippery than I remembered. The final section currently has to be started via the...
2025-05-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Häselgehrbach (Quelle:
2025-05-14: All stands in very good condition, but in some cases only one anchor point. Very beautiful canyon with fantastic views.
Return: After the last cascade at approx. 970m, follow the cycle path on the right for 5 minutes back to the starting point.

Häselgehrbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-12: Entry at the bridge. At the lower entry now chain on the tree; makes the rappel comfortable even for an old man. More slippery than I remembered. The final section currently has to be started via the...
2025-05-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Häselgehrbach (Quelle:
2025-05-14: All stands in very good condition, but in some cases only one anchor point. Very beautiful canyon with fantastic views.
Access: Coming from Germany you drive at the old customs office Ehrwald in the direction of the village Ehrwald. After a short distance across the border, there is a large cross and a sewage treatment plant on the right side of the road. Then there is a small bridge that leads over the Loisachbach with a parking lot for about 10 cars directly level with the road. Park here.
Return: After the last cascade at approx. 970m, follow the cycle path on the right for 5 minutes back to the starting point.

Wieslergraben (Voglau): Canyon End
Return: Exit the streambed directly at the bridge on the right. Then follow the wide forest road for approx. 4 km back to the Pichl/Voglau hiking parking lot.

Wieslergraben (Voglau): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Salzburg Süd via the A10 to the Golling exit. Then continue on the B102 (Lammertalstraße) towards Abtenau. At "Voglauerhof", turn left over the Lammer bridge and then immediately left again. Follow the mountain road to the large parking lot at Pichl (47°36'03,00 N, 13°17'55,00 E) where you park your car. From the Pichl parking lot (by bike or on foot), follow the wide forest road for approx. 350m towards Postalm until you reach the first bridge that crosses the Aubach (barriers with a driving ban). Cross the stream here and follow the approx. 3.5 km long forest road (small Wiesler-Moserangerl). After a while there is another bridge over the Marchgraben. Continue alongside the stream until you reach a prominent junction (signs klein Wiesler-Moserangerl 1.5h). Turn left here and continue past the Freithöfelhütte until you reach a small bridge (exit Weiselgraben 818m).
Return: Exit the streambed directly at the bridge on the right. Then follow the wide forest road for approx. 4 km back to the Pichl/Voglau hiking parking lot.

Wieslergraben (Voglau): Canyon Start
Comment: Start laut Beschreibung
Approach: From the bridge (exit/water control) follow the forest road uphill towards Wiesleralm. After a few hairpin bends, go straight over a bridge and continue along until you reach a wooden fence. Immediately after the wooden fence, walk down another 20m through rough terrain to the stream. Entry at approx. 1020m.
Tour: The remote Wieslergraben is a lime canyon with short abseiling sections, although it is not deep. The canyon can be very challenging, especially in spring or after rainfall. Two beautiful, narrow parts (one in the upper and one in the lower part of the canyon) are interrupted by a rather uninteresting open middle section (where an emergency exit would also be possible). You can't see into the canyon from the path, which makes some beautiful individual sections all the more surprising. The key point is an aquatic 30m abseil (bolts somewhat hidden) in the lower cut part of the canyon. Here the arrival pool is not visible from above (the second step may be slideable or jumpable). The canyon then opens up and small steps, scrambles and walking terrain follow until you are back at the bridge at 818m.

Rio Tralba (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: The path "540" begins to the right of the information board and heads NW. The first part has been closed since 2024 due to a landslide, continue briefly on the road, then take the sand road to the right (marked). Follow the hiking trail until you reach a saddle after 1h45min. A few meters below the saddle, a small path begins that leads south to a dilapidated hut. Continue south, descending pathlessly through the forest until you reach a dry streambed.
Tour: First descent in the dry streambed (possibly tree rappels). Then 4 rappels before you stand in front of 55m break. Securing exposed and high attached - handrail stretch over clamping block. Under the waterfall another rappel before it goes over many downclimbs (including small jumps & slides) to the dam. In this area you meet the remains of two wooden huts.

Rio Tralba (superiore): Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz Rio Alba, Rio Trabla. Achtung, hier wurden schon Autos aufgebrochen
Access: From Moggio Udinese up into the Aupa valley. Turn right to Pardis and follow the road further up the mountain. Turn right at a junction. Parking possibility in front of barriers at about 1050m.
Return: Continue through the canyon or break off via the path branching off to the right at the dam. This path is exposed in sections and slipped in one place. It leads in about 50 min. to the power station at Rio Alba and further in 30min. to the access road.

Rio Tralba (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Continue through the canyon or break off via the path branching off to the right at the dam. This path is exposed in sections and slipped in one place. It leads in about 50 min. to the power station at Rio Alba and further in 30min. to the access road.

Weissenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road at Kapelle to the left into the valley, after 500m at the first fork continue to the left. Follow this forest road to the Weißenbachsee. Outflow from the Weißenbachsee = Weißenbach
Tour: Hike a good 500m along the stream to the first rappel (15m), rappel another 5m and 25m. After a short slide, the last rappel (20m) follows. The Weißenbach then flows into the Rotbach. (for further information see RotbachCanyon)

Weissenbach: Canyon End
Return: see red creek

Valle Santa Maria: Canyon Start
2025-05-17: For the approach, when trail 356 arrives at elevation 1280 you see imposingly on the left a large black wall (today it had water fall) and turning right on the tributary you arrive on the Santa Maria...
Approach: Cross the two streams and follow the marked trail through beautiful deciduous forest to a crossroads. On the right, follow the signs 'Biv. Gervasutti' descending to the streambed, cross the stream and hike shortly to the SE to a forest road, follow the forest road briefly and then descend again to the streambed. In the current tabaccomap the old path is still marked - however, this path has been abandoned. Climb steeply up the western bank and in a long left turn climb about 200m until the path descends into Valle Santa Maria. Soon steeply up again until the valley widens - here you can downclimb for the first time over a streambed coming from the left. Branch off from the path at about 1290m.
Tour: About 15 minutes of hiking/downclimbing until the valley narrows into a gorge. From here there is no escape route. This is followed by 8 rappels (max. 6m) of hourglass slings or 6mm rock bolts with 2 chain links before the gorge opens up briefly and you can exit on the right via a path marked with cairns. Two more beautiful waterfalls follow, the first of which leads briefly through the water jet. The canyon then exits and you soon reach the hiking trail from the access point.

Valle Santa Maria: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-17: For the approach, when trail 356 arrives at elevation 1280 you see imposingly on the left a large black wall (today it had water fall) and turning right on the tributary you arrive on the Santa Maria...
Access: From Cimolais turn into the valley of the Cimoliana and follow the road to the toll hut (toll 2014: 6 EUR per vehicle). Continue up the valley to the large parking lot at the mouth of the Valle Santa Maria.
Return: Ascent - alternatively you can descend via a path on the orographic left side of the valley.

Valle Santa Maria: Canyon End
2025-05-17: For the approach, when trail 356 arrives at elevation 1280 you see imposingly on the left a large black wall (today it had water fall) and turning right on the tributary you arrive on the Santa Maria...
Return: Ascent - alternatively you can descend via a path on the orographic left side of the valley.

Gaglioli: Canyon Start
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gaglioli Approche remonter le ruisseau du gaglioli jusqu’à la confluence en RD . Remonter la confluence sur une 100m et vous trouverez un cair...
Approach: We go up in or on the edge of the streambed for about 300m. Then we take an orographic. right tributary of the Gaglioli (dry in summer) and climb up in it. At the top we meet a path and follow it to the right. As soon as we see the streambed of the Gaglioli again, we climb in (see access sketch in "Photo Gallery").
Tour: Only one rappel, otherwise many possible jumps, swimming passages and some walking in between.

Gaglioli: Canyon End
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gaglioli Approche remonter le ruisseau du gaglioli jusqu’à la confluence en RD . Remonter la confluence sur une 100m et vous trouverez un cair...
Return: Get off at the bridge and go directly to the car.

Gaglioli: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gaglioli Approche remonter le ruisseau du gaglioli jusqu’à la confluence en RD . Remonter la confluence sur une 100m et vous trouverez un cair...
Access: We leave the T10 at the traffic circle north of Solenzara and take the D268 towards Col de Bavella. After 8.8 km we come to Pont de Gaglioli and park our car here.
Return: Get off at the bridge and go directly to the car.

Gaglioli: Waypoint
Comment: approche en remontant l\'affluent (descente)
Approach: We go up in or on the edge of the streambed for about 300m. Then we take an orographic. right tributary of the Gaglioli (dry in summer) and climb up in it. At the top we meet a path and follow it to the right. As soon as we see the streambed of the Gaglioli again, we climb in (see access sketch in "Photo Gallery").

Gaglioli: Waypoint1
Comment: sentier d\'accès (descente)
Approach: We go up in or on the edge of the streambed for about 300m. Then we take an orographic. right tributary of the Gaglioli (dry in summer) and climb up in it. At the top we meet a path and follow it to the right. As soon as we see the streambed of the Gaglioli again, we climb in (see access sketch in "Photo Gallery").

Blatnica: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly at the parking lot, a marked path leads in the direction of Rovtarica. Follow this path past the cable car mountain station until you reach a forest road which you follow eastwards to the stream.
Tour: Many rappels. The first two rappels are from trees, the rest are glued anchors or chains. The water level can be easily checked from below - from the parking exit about 250 downstream to the bridge over the Blatnica. From the bridge it is only 3 minutes to the last waterfall of the gorge.

Blatnica: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Blatnica
Access: Follow road no. 209 in the direction of Bohinjska Bistrica. Park 500m after a prominent building on the left-hand side of the road (open-air museum of the wooden cable car) on the left-hand side.

Blatnica: Canyon End

Vorderbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road, pass the fishing hut and follow the hiking trail until you reach a small bridge. Here you can check the water level. Follow the path, which becomes steeper and steeper (not marked in the ÖK) until you reach the Vordernbachalm. The entry is near the bridge over the stream.

Vorderbach: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the bridge, from there back to the car.

Vorderbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bad Aussee drive in the direction of Toplitzsee until the exit.
Return: Exit at the bridge, from there back to the car.

Beaugendre: Canyon Start

Beaugendre: Canyon End

Winkelbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked trail no. 17 to a forest road that climbs evenly and steeply. Join the road where it meets Winkelbach.
Tour: The ditch flows into the Kleiner Ötscherbach (be careful if the water level is high). In the Kleiner Ötscherbach, hike another 500m to the exit.

Winkelbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkbucht an der B71 bei Holzbrücke
Access: Take the B71 from Mariazell in the direction of Lunz am See. Park about 1 km after the parking lot of Taglesbach at a wooden bridge over the Ois.

Winkelbach: Canyon End

Santa Maria: Canyon Start
Approach: see map in "photo gallery
Tour: 13 - 15 rappels, mostly from trees

Santa Maria: Canyon End
Return: Pass under the road bridge and then left up to the road

Ötzbach: Canyon Start
2025-04-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ötzbach There is hedging missing, a couple of trees.It is possible to walk, but I recommend not to (or to know how to deal with the lack of he...
Approach: On the orographic right side of the bridge, an overgrown path leads upwards, follow this path until you reach the first forest road and climb steeply along the ridge for about 100 meters until you reach a forest road. Follow this forest road until it returns to the level of the stream.
Tour: Not too steep but deeply cut, scenic impressive. After a few slides you meet the first abseil point created by a landslide - no anchor, favorable anchor a little further back at jammed tree stump. After a few turns, 2 rappels follow one after the other (6m: anchor left and 5m: anchor right). After a longer hike in a narrow gorge there is another 4m jump (or rappel left). Then the canyon opens - about 10min streambed hike with two rappels over torrent obstructions (5m, 18m). The first abseil is unpleasant due to the remains of the torrent

Ötzbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ötzbach There is hedging missing, a couple of trees.It is possible to walk, but I recommend not to (or to know how to deal with the lack of he...
Comment: Brücke über Weissenbach
Access: On the A9 to exit St. Pankraz, continue in the direction of Hinterstoder until a larger stream, the Weissenbach, flows in from the right. Parking is possible before the bridge over the Weissenbach.
Return: Either wade through the Weissenbach or hike along the forest road on the orographic left bank back to the parking lot.

Ötzbach: Canyon End
2025-04-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ötzbach There is hedging missing, a couple of trees.It is possible to walk, but I recommend not to (or to know how to deal with the lack of he...
Return: Either wade through the Weissenbach or hike along the forest road on the orographic left bank back to the parking lot.

Ötzbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg, falls über Weissenbach weiter gegangen wird.
Return: Either wade through the Weissenbach or hike along the forest road on the orographic left bank back to the parking lot.

Ötzbach: Waypoint
Approach: On the orographic right side of the bridge, an overgrown path leads upwards, follow this path until you reach the first forest road and climb steeply along the ridge for about 100 meters until you reach a forest road. Follow this forest road until it returns to the level of the stream.

Ötzbach: Waypoint1
Comment: Beginn Schotterstraße Aufstieg
Approach: On the orographic right side of the bridge, an overgrown path leads upwards, follow this path until you reach the first forest road and climb steeply along the ridge for about 100 meters until you reach a forest road. Follow this forest road until it returns to the level of the stream.

Taschbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: All good, some pools deep and gravel-free - therefore suitable for slides or jumps Commercially used
2025-05-15: All good, only one tree still clearly in the way at one point. Basin deeper than last year. Thanks for the good work, very slippery this year!
Approach: We take the forest road that starts at the chapel and goes up in a southwesterly direction ("Rotwandalm"). After 450 m we pass a track that branches off to the left, keep straight on. After another 650 m we come to another fork and stay right here. A little later we come to the bridge over the Taschbach. Immediately after the bridge, we go down to the right on indistinct tracks to the stream.
Tour: The access is after the "slide", which can not be slid. This is followed by a river walk with a large number of smaller steps, which can usually be slid or jumped.

Taschbach: Canyon End
2025-08-31: All good, some pools deep and gravel-free - therefore suitable for slides or jumps Commercially used
2025-05-15: All good, only one tree still clearly in the way at one point. Basin deeper than last year. Thanks for the good work, very slippery this year!
Return: Either head for the B 181, as described by Riml/Amor, or at the exit of the gorge turn right and follow the south-western edge of the fenced meadow, initially on faint tracks, later pathless, to the access track and on this down to the car (as outlined on the map by Riml).

Taschbach: Alternative Canyon End
2025-08-31: All good, some pools deep and gravel-free - therefore suitable for slides or jumps Commercially used
2025-05-15: All good, only one tree still clearly in the way at one point. Basin deeper than last year. Thanks for the good work, very slippery this year!
Comment: A2 (descente)
Return: Either head for the B 181, as described by Riml/Amor, or at the exit of the gorge turn right and follow the south-western edge of the fenced meadow, initially on faint tracks, later pathless, to the access track and on this down to the car (as outlined on the map by Riml).

Taschbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bad Tölz on the B 13 via Lenggries to the Sylvenstein reservoir. Turn left over the top of the dam and continue on the B 307 until you reach the branch of the B307 coming from Tegernsee via Kreuth (29 km to this point). After a few hundred meters we pass the old border station on the right and after 1.7 km we come to the "Hagen" inn, which is located north of the road. We cross the Walchen and turn right after the bridge towards a chapel. There we can park our car in a parking lot for hikers. If we are coming up from the Inn Valley, we pass the Achensee and Achenkirch on the B 181. 6.8 km after Achenkirch we reach the destination indicated above.
Return: Either head for the B 181, as described by Riml/Amor, or at the exit of the gorge turn right and follow the south-western edge of the fenced meadow, initially on faint tracks, later pathless, to the access track and on this down to the car (as outlined on the map by Riml).

Rio Marzolo - Val Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car we keep half-left up over the stream. Passing the houses we take a forest road, which we ascend on the orographic. right side relatively close to the stream. For a shortcut we can take an inconspicuous path that later rejoins the track. About 120 meters above the starting point in the valley, a path branches off to the right - somewhat hidden - and leads on a narrow band through steep crags (partly exposed) into the stream.
Tour: In front of you, you have the last (7) interesting rappels and avoid an elaborate and unattractive access from the top.

Rio Marzolo - Val Grande: Canyon End
Return: When the opportunity arises, out to the right and down to the car.

Rio Marzolo - Val Grande: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Lago d'Idro on the SS 237 or from Riva del Garda on the SS 240 via Storo continue up the valley of the Fiume Chiese on the SS 237. About 2,5 km after the traffic circle where the road from Storo meets the SS 237, we come - still before the village of Condino - to a traffic circle again. Here we leave the SS 237 and at the second exit of the traffic circle we take Via Roma, which would lead us first through an industrial area and later on to the center of Condino. However, after only 300m we turn right, cross under the SS 237 for 180m and then, after a left turn, continue parallel to the SS 237 in a NNO direction. About 1 km after the underpass, the road bends to the right and crosses the Fiume Chiese. Here we park the car.
Return: When the opportunity arises, out to the right and down to the car.

Feisterbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-20: Short nice canyon . Beautiful granite and the three rappels are scenic great Otherwise open forest stream hike which you can do if you are nearby Exceedingly well equipped with many bolt stands If th...
Approach: Follow the road for 5 minutes to the bridge over the Feisterbach, cross it and descend on the other side following a forest road across the meadows. At the exit of the meadow briefly into the forest where you reach the stream above the waterfalls.
Tour: In the Feisterbach 3 waterfalls and many rope remains - 28m, 6m, 20m. Then a repeatable 4m jump in the Sölkschlucht gorge. The tour exits at a hiking trail bridge.

Feisterbach: Canyon End
2025-06-20: Short nice canyon . Beautiful granite and the three rappels are scenic great Otherwise open forest stream hike which you can do if you are nearby Exceedingly well equipped with many bolt stands If th...
Return: Via the hiking trail back to the car.

Feisterbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-20: Short nice canyon . Beautiful granite and the three rappels are scenic great Otherwise open forest stream hike which you can do if you are nearby Exceedingly well equipped with many bolt stands If th...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit an der Straße
Access: Take the L704 from Stein an der Enns into the Sölktal valley. In the area below Großsölk Castle there are several parking facilities on the right-hand side of the road.
Return: Via the hiking trail back to the car.

Fossaceca alta: Canyon Start
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Fossaceca alta: Canyon End
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Upper Buckskin Gulch: Canyon Start
Approach: We hike downhill in the still open valley to the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: Descend the gorge to the mouth of the Coyote Wash side gorge, which joins Buckskin Gulch from the west. Now in this side canyon - Wire Pass Trail - up to the Wire Pass Trailhead at the mountain pass

Upper Buckskin Gulch: Canyon End
Return: By car or on foot on the Horse Rock Valley Road back to the Buckskin Gulch Trailhead.

Upper Buckskin Gulch: Parking at Entry
Access: aus Richtung Page:
Return: By car or on foot on the Horse Rock Valley Road back to the Buckskin Gulch Trailhead.

Upper Buckskin Gulch: Parking at Exit
Access: aus Richtung Page:
Return: By car or on foot on the Horse Rock Valley Road back to the Buckskin Gulch Trailhead.

Upper Buckskin Gulch: Waypoint
Comment: Abbiegen in den Coyote Wash
Approach: We hike downhill in the still open valley to the beginning of the gorge.

Vendelata: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot continue following the road for 60m. At the hairpin bend choose the path cross-country and follow it to the streambed
Tour: Right at the beginning the entry jump over approx. 6m. Alternatively, you can rappel from the tree on the right. There follows an exactly 50m high abseil from the tree on the left, followed by a 7m jump. Alternatively, you can also rappel from the tree on the left. The penultimate 6m rappel follows, which can also be rappelled from the right. At the exit there is a very, very deep pool into which you can either rappel right or jump 13m.

Vendelata: Canyon End
Return: after the last pool left up to the car

Pale: Canyon Start
2024-04-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pale Very beautiful environment but canyon with various problems:- The fixed ropes are old and unreliable- The last anchorage, passing to the...
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Approach: Via Chovada to the entry point.

Pale: Canyon End
2024-04-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pale Very beautiful environment but canyon with various problems:- The fixed ropes are old and unreliable- The last anchorage, passing to the...
2024-04-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pale Beware of pollution. Smelly water due to the presence of a village above. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
Return: Hiking trail up to Prale.

Rettenbach: Canyon Start
2024-06-08: Canyon overgrown; some trees in the canyon; 1st abseil belay not found (probably under a slipped rootstock), but can be bypassed; 2nd abseil belay good (bolt rusty); 3rd abseil belay good (bolt rusty)...
Approach: Walk along the main road in the direction of Taxenbach. Take the 2nd road on the left side in the direction of Taxberg. At the first core straight on until the small bridge. Get on there.
Tour: there is first a little bit to go and then 4 rappel, everyone insist on a piton\n 1. ~ 5 meter, !!!! Be careful, the Rapidglied was already stolen a few times!!!\n 1. ~ 4 meter, also to downclimb\n 1. ~ 8 meter, with a small jump finally like the Fischbach Beim Golling\n 1, ~25 meter

Rettenbach: Canyon End
2024-06-08: Canyon overgrown; some trees in the canyon; 1st abseil belay not found (probably under a slipped rootstock), but can be bypassed; 2nd abseil belay good (bolt rusty); 3rd abseil belay good (bolt rusty)...
Return: after the bridge, scramble up to the left side directly to Autio

Giessenbach (oberer): Canyon Start
2025-09-01: If you want to walk the upper part you have to be prepared for long walking passages. Take a drill with you in the narrow section where a pick has been torn out
Approach: Continue on foot along the forest road along the Gießenbach stream. After about 500 m we see the short (only 100 m long) Hintere Gießenbachklamm gorge on the right below the road. After 800 m (from the parking lot) the Alpbach flows into the Giessenbach from the left, we continue along the Giessenbach and after almost 2 km we reach the Naturfreundehaus Gießenbachhütte. We continue straight ahead for about 100m, then the forest path exits at a somewhat confusing fork into several paths. This is where we climbed up the steep slope above the Gießenbach stream on the right. However, various topo maps also show a path (not verified) which, after crossing the Giessenbach stream, climbs up the opposite orographic right-hand slope to an altitude of 1200 m, then runs roughly horizontally in a basically westerly direction, and after crossing the 3rd stream (according to the map) leads down to the right into the gravel bed of the upper Giessenbach stream (entry at 1140 m altitude). Continuing along the northern slope above the Giessenbach, the hunters path, which is also somewhat exposed at times, also leads us up to an altitude of around 1200 m. At about the point where the path emerges from the sparse forest onto the meadows above, we take a track that runs horizontally along the slope and then descend on sight into the wide gravel bed of the Giessenbach stream. We enter the stream at the same point as the access from the opposite side.
Tour: First we walk almost horizontally in the wide streambed until we reach the first drop. At the time (2006), there was a pack of ibex in the gravel bed, which was not impressed by our arrival and only climbed up the slope for about 10 m to let us pass.\n\nThere are now running sections, rappel passages and a few rappels. The last one is the highest at around 30 - 35 m (estimated from memory). After that, you walk down the stream for about 500 m and then - where the access route crosses the stream - turn left onto the forest path on which we started.

Giessenbach (oberer): Canyon End
2025-09-01: If you want to walk the upper part you have to be prepared for long walking passages. Take a drill with you in the narrow section where a pick has been torn out
Return: Passing the Naturfreundehaus we return, if we feel like it we quickly climb through the Hintere Gießenbachklamm, then follow the forest road again to the parking lot.

Giessenbach (oberer): Alternative Canyon End
2025-09-01: If you want to walk the upper part you have to be prepared for long walking passages. Take a drill with you in the narrow section where a pick has been torn out
Comment: bei der Brücke hinaus auf Piste
Return: Passing the Naturfreundehaus we return, if we feel like it we quickly climb through the Hintere Gießenbachklamm, then follow the forest road again to the parking lot.

Giessenbach (oberer): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the Inntal freeway A 93 direction Kiefersfelden/Kufstein. Exit Kiefersfelden, after a good 1.2 km turn left at the T-junction (direction town center and Kufstein) and after 450 m on Rosenheimer Straße turn right at the next traffic light into Thierseestraße. Now drive 3.1 kilometers (from the traffic lights) - narrow-gauge tracks alternately accompany the road - until a road branches off to the right up to Breitenau. Here we go up to the right, past the farmhouses on the left, the tarred road becomes a slope, on the left below lies the Schopperalm, we pass the fork in the road, (2.7 km from the start of the ascent - junction Thierseestraße -). At the fork in the road we see yellow signposts ("Rechenau" or "Hintere Gießenbachklamm"). Here we park the car for the entry into the middle Gießenbachklamm. However, we continue, following the signs "Hintere Gießenbachklamm 40 min". After a total of 4.4 km from Thierseestraße, we come to the hikers' parking lot at the exit of the - up to here permitted - forest road.
Return: Passing the Naturfreundehaus we return, if we feel like it we quickly climb through the Hintere Gießenbachklamm, then follow the forest road again to the parking lot.

Salvatica: Canyon Start

Salvatica: Canyon End

Salvatica: Parking Entry and Exit

Salvatica: Waypoint
Comment: Retour (descente)

Palatimone: Canyon Start
Approach: Straight from the car into the ditch
Tour: 7 rappel, a water-filled Marmita Trampa, which can be climbed around

Palatimone: Canyon End
Return: Either easily on a dirt road through the orchards to P2 or largely pathless and sometimes somewhat unpleasant through the overgrowth back to the starting point P1 - see photo gallery.

Soteska Slapov Cuc: Canyon Start
2025-08-02: Surprisingly beautiful but unfortunately short tour. The first waterfall cascade is really rewarding but also over after 5 rappels. We also took a look at the area above the entry point. The middle se...
Comment: Gute ausgetretener weg mit Seilversicherungen
Approach: Follow the clearly visible climbing tracks on the orographic right-hand side of the stream until the path changes to the river side. Continue along the path until it becomes steeper. Continue upwards, past fixed ropes until the path leads directly into the stream.
Tour: The 5 abseils on the first cascade are surprisingly beautiful and well secured. Unfortunately, the tour is already over after 5 beautiful abseils. You can now leave the streambed to the left or right and follow the path down. If you want, you can do an additional short rappel at the end.

Soteska Slapov Cuc: Canyon End
2025-08-02: Surprisingly beautiful but unfortunately short tour. The first waterfall cascade is really rewarding but also over after 5 rappels. We also took a look at the area above the entry point. The middle se...
Comment: Den zwischenteil zum letzten Abseiler sollte man am Wanderweg zurücklegen
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to the car

Soteska Slapov Cuc: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-02: Surprisingly beautiful but unfortunately short tour. The first waterfall cascade is really rewarding but also over after 5 rappels. We also took a look at the area above the entry point. The middle se...
Comment: Am Ende der Schotterstraße ist eine große Parkfläche
Access: Approach directly to Slap Cuc simply follow the signs and park on the large open gravel area at the exit of the gravel road.
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to the car

Soteska Slapov Cuc: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Der schönste Teil der Tour ist bereits hier vorbei (5 Abseiler von 6)
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to the car

Russbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Still a lot of wood in the tour and extremely slippery. Anchoring in order.
2023-09-21: Stands in good condition, last stand is missing - wood entanglement, we rappelled from a reepschnur with Rapidglieder. Canyon is very clogged with wood and gravel - a lot of climbing. We didn't find t...
Approach: At the house just mentioned, a cart path begins on the left side, which you follow until you reach a junction with a second cart path. The right path you follow for about 100m, then you have to look for the descent into the Rußbach (south direction) itself through the forest. Unfortunately, there is no recognizable path here, but the stream itself cannot be missed.
Tour: Once in the streambed, you come to the first rappel over 7m. Then you follow the stream over a long stretch (caution extremely slippery!). You come to two small pools, the second can be jumped, otherwise you can bypass left. This is followed by a small rappel and a beautiful place with two large pools in which is rappelled. A 20m drop leads to another hiking section. One arrives at an 18m high rappel point where previously downclimbed over a small rock step. After two more small rappels on the left is the last exit possibility over scree up to the cart path that leads to the Postalmstraße. Whoever completes the next 4m jump must descend completely. Now the Rußbach becomes really southern French. Three times you rope down over long distances into the increasingly narrow depths. The stances are sufficiently set up. After three more short waterfalls, you come to an impressive dome with a large pool and clamping block. A small rappel is followed by a somewhat unpleasant climbing section. Now you are at the junction of the route LeadershipExpressCanyon which leads down over the overhangs of the orographic left side. Following the Rußbach, you reach a C5 waterfall that can be rappelled downclimbed when there is little water, or rappelled from a chain on the right side. At the following blocking, a fixed rope is set up to help with the descent. After some boulders, which are all rappelled down, you reach again a fixed rope over which you rappel 5m. The canyon ends with some nice swimming passages, from which it still takes about 20 min to reach a torrent.

Russbach: Parking at Exit
2025-08-10: Still a lot of wood in the tour and extremely slippery. Anchoring in order.
2023-09-21: Stands in good condition, last stand is missing - wood entanglement, we rappelled from a reepschnur with Rapidglieder. Canyon is very clogged with wood and gravel - a lot of climbing. We didn't find t...
Comment: Riesiger Parkplatz bei den Postalmliften
Access: By car, take the Westautobahn exit at Regau, continue towards Salzburg and exit in Weißenbach (approx. 10 kilometers after Bad Ischl) in the direction of Postalm (toll road 17€ per car). Now one car can be parked in the first large rightward haipin bend at the exit. Take the second car and continue towards the Postalm. Once you reach the plateau, you come to a turn-off to the left (Blonde Hütte, Lienbachhof etc. are signposted). Turn off and about 100m before the bridge over the Rußbach you can park on the left-hand side by a large house.
Return: On the orographic right side of the riverbed, through the forest, you reach a forest road that you follow downstream to the parked car. If you are only traveling with one car, you must either return to the car via the marked hiking trail, or you stop.

Russbach: Parking at Exit1
2025-08-10: Still a lot of wood in the tour and extremely slippery. Anchoring in order.
2023-09-21: Stands in good condition, last stand is missing - wood entanglement, we rappelled from a reepschnur with Rapidglieder. Canyon is very clogged with wood and gravel - a lot of climbing. We didn't find t...
Comment: Parkplatz, eigens für die Klettersteiggeher im RussbachCanyon. Achtung! für die paar Meter von der Mautstation wird trotzdem Maut eingehoben.
Access: By car, take the Westautobahn exit at Regau, continue towards Salzburg and exit in Weißenbach (approx. 10 kilometers after Bad Ischl) in the direction of Postalm (toll road 17€ per car). Now one car can be parked in the first large rightward haipin bend at the exit. Take the second car and continue towards the Postalm. Once you reach the plateau, you come to a turn-off to the left (Blonde Hütte, Lienbachhof etc. are signposted). Turn off and about 100m before the bridge over the Rußbach you can park on the left-hand side by a large house.
Return: On the orographic right side of the riverbed, through the forest, you reach a forest road that you follow downstream to the parked car. If you are only traveling with one car, you must either return to the car via the marked hiking trail, or you stop.

Russbach: Parking at Entry
Comment: Wer sich die Mautkosten für die Postalmstraße sparen will kann sich rechts (Richtung Postalm) in eine kleine Straßenbucht stellen und beispielsweise mit dem Bike zu den Einstiegen der Postalm Canyons gelangen.
Access: By car, take the Westautobahn exit at Regau, continue towards Salzburg and exit in Weißenbach (approx. 10 kilometers after Bad Ischl) in the direction of Postalm (toll road 17€ per car). Now one car can be parked in the first large rightward haipin bend at the exit. Take the second car and continue towards the Postalm. Once you reach the plateau, you come to a turn-off to the left (Blonde Hütte, Lienbachhof etc. are signposted). Turn off and about 100m before the bridge over the Rußbach you can park on the left-hand side by a large house.
Return: On the orographic right side of the riverbed, through the forest, you reach a forest road that you follow downstream to the parked car. If you are only traveling with one car, you must either return to the car via the marked hiking trail, or you stop.

Russbach: Canyon End

Hetzgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: With the bike you go, as already described the Reichramingbach along, until you branch off at the Maieralm over a bridge to the right in the direction of Annerlsteg (written). There arrived one crosses 3 tunnels. After that you turn to the right. After two more tunnels you come to a bridge. Here, or a little further along the forest road, you can park your bikes. Caution. This forest road is not open for cyclists, so you have to hide your bikes well. At the bridge several forest roads cross. The one that initially leads to the SW is followed steeply uphill to the saddle to the Hetzgraben, and further downhill to the second prominent valley. After about 100m a small path leads down to the Hetzgraben. This is not easy to find, but you can just as well make your own way through the forest to the Hetzgraben.
Tour: No wetsuit is needed for the first 500 meters. You simply follow the streambed to the first pool. It begins with a 6m rappel, followed by a slippery passage that can be climbed around (bolts on the left). At the next rappel point, no piton or the like was found at the time of the author's ascent. Probably this has been covered by leaves, so it is worth looking for it. Otherwise, the normal piton on the right side can be used (be sure to check with a hammer). Some small pools and a tree trunk blocking lead to a slide which has to be rappelled down (C7). A blockage follows (C4) and a nice small slide into a pond. Here the canyon becomes very narrow for the first time. A 10m rappel ends in a pond, followed by a passage that can be climbed around to the left to reach the pitons that allow rappelling to the prominent tree trunk. On a chain you rappel 10m into a long pond followed by more ponds and blockings. You reach an abseil point about 2 meters high (prominent tree). Until you reach the next rappel (C6), you have to overcome some blockages through trees. After that, there are again some pools and blockages until you reach a section where the stream disappears into the ground for a short time. Here is the largest rappel point of 17m, followed by a blockage and a rappel point over 6m. After another blockage and you come to an old hermitage. Two tree trunks wedged at a height of about 20 meters and chutes cut by hand in the rock walls remind us of the hard times of the timber drift. Rocky passages and tree trunk blockages alternate until you reach a 5-meter-high rappelling point with a prominent tree trunk. Two more blockages have to be overcome before you reach a chain on the right side that takes you 9m deeper. After a few boulders you reach the last rappel point in a pool. From here you have to follow the stream for another half hour until you reach the wheels. But even this part is still very scenic.

Hetzgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Weisswasser
Access: By car you drive on the Westautobahn until the exit towards Steyr. Once there, follow the Enns upstream to Reichraming. Either park the car here in town or continue upstream along the Reichramingbach and park in the national park (attention: fee required).
Return: Get off at the bridge, back to the bikes and roll out.

Hetzgraben: Canyon End
Return: Get off at the bridge, back to the bikes and roll out.

Devils Bathtube: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Can be easily combined with other canyons (e.g. Grabenbach). Ropes and harness are not necessary. Approx. 3 jumps and some swimming passages and that's it. Total time approx. 20 min.
2024-05-18: Water level well feasible, fixed ropes available, but not absolutely necessary.
2024-05-11: Kayak section for swimming down. There are good stands in front of the waterfalls to swim to and jump over the whitewater elements. Pools were all deep and free with me.
Approach: Descend at the bridge over the Höllbach.
Tour: With the help of two fixed ropes you descend into the Weißenbach. After swimming through a few pools, you reach a 2m jump. After that, a short walking section is followed by a 3m slide and again a few pools.

Devils Bathtube: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-15: Can be easily combined with other canyons (e.g. Grabenbach). Ropes and harness are not necessary. Approx. 3 jumps and some swimming passages and that's it. Total time approx. 20 min.
2024-05-18: Water level well feasible, fixed ropes available, but not absolutely necessary.
2024-05-11: Kayak section for swimming down. There are good stands in front of the waterfalls to swim to and jump over the whitewater elements. Pools were all deep and free with me.
Access: By car on the Westautobahn exit at Regau, just before Bad Ischl a road branches off in the direction of Weißenbach am Attersee. Follow this road for about 4km until you see a parking lot with a small chapel on the left side of the road. Park here.
Return: Get off on the left side and hike back on a small trail along the canyon.

Devils Bathtube: Canyon End
2025-08-15: Can be easily combined with other canyons (e.g. Grabenbach). Ropes and harness are not necessary. Approx. 3 jumps and some swimming passages and that's it. Total time approx. 20 min.
2024-05-18: Water level well feasible, fixed ropes available, but not absolutely necessary.
2024-05-11: Kayak section for swimming down. There are good stands in front of the waterfalls to swim to and jump over the whitewater elements. Pools were all deep and free with me.
Return: Get off on the left side and hike back on a small trail along the canyon.

Alpbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: A really great alpine canyon which is, however, quite slippery. The ascent with the cable car (16,20€ as of 10.2025), the many high rappels, the great surroundings and 2 possible flat jumps make it re...
Approach: Take the cable car up and head east towards Kanisalpe until you reach a bridge after just under 30 minutes. Now 2 minutes along the stream to the entry. On foot (without using the cable car) from the parking lot towards Kanisfluh, after 1500 m turn right towards Hofstätten. At Hofstätten turn right towards Mittagsspitze, then you come to the bridge described above (approx. 2 hours).
Tour: The upper part has an alpine character, whereby an exit would be very difficult. At A1 it is recommended to build a Rappel Guide to the fixed ropes (steel rope). It is very slippery here and on the left you are pushed against the rock by the water. Advantageous with 2A Rappel. Bypass the A4 large block on the left then traverse to the right and build a rope traverse to the belay.the middle part is open and easy to walk on.exit options everywhere. The lower part begins where the canyon narrows again; the last emergency exit to the left is also possible here. After 4 rappels you come to the main section, the 70 m waterfall (wall book) which can be overcome with 2x rappels (10m/60m) or 3x rappels (10m/35m/30m). After another 4 abseils you reach the exit of the tour.

Alpbach: Canyon End
2025-10-19: A really great alpine canyon which is, however, quite slippery. The ascent with the cable car (16,20€ as of 10.2025), the many high rappels, the great surroundings and 2 possible flat jumps make it re...
Return: It is essential to pay attention to leave the streambed after about 300 m to the left (block) and follow an old path, later on the edge of the meadow to the goods road, then left back to the parking lot.

Alpbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: A really great alpine canyon which is, however, quite slippery. The ascent with the cable car (16,20€ as of 10.2025), the many high rappels, the great surroundings and 2 possible flat jumps make it re...
Access: From Dornbirn via Bödele into the Bregenzerwald and on to Mellau. Then park at the parking lot of the Mellau mountain railroad.
Return: It is essential to pay attention to leave the streambed after about 300 m to the left (block) and follow an old path, later on the edge of the meadow to the goods road, then left back to the parking lot.

Steinbachgraben: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: After Devils Bathtube we did this canyon in pairs. Can be combined very well. Anchorages mostly only simply secured. Nice canyon for beginners. For access, you can also take a well-trodden path throug...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk 200 m along the road downstream and then follow the forest road that turns sharply left. After about 10 min, at the first possibility, follow a small path down to the stream.
Tour: crystal clear pools can be conquered sliding and jumping (but only for children a challenge), the pools also invite only to swim; a small rappel point then some more pools and another rappel point where you can also slide at the end; Attention quiet! Here nest under the last mini waterfall occasionally dippers!

Steinbachgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-15: After Devils Bathtube we did this canyon in pairs. Can be combined very well. Anchorages mostly only simply secured. Nice canyon for beginners. For access, you can also take a well-trodden path throug...
Comment: Parkplatz SteinbachgrabenCanyon
Access: The Steinbachgraben is located in the Weissenbach valley between Bad Ischl and Attersee. Coming from the Attersee, leave the car in a parking lot shortly after the narrow passage (gorge) of the Weissenbach.
Return: from the bridge back to the parking lot

Steinbachgraben: Canyon End
2025-08-15: After Devils Bathtube we did this canyon in pairs. Can be combined very well. Anchorages mostly only simply secured. Nice canyon for beginners. For access, you can also take a well-trodden path throug...
Return: from the bridge back to the parking lot

Pescorosso: Canyon Start
Approach: See Google sketch in photo gallery at CWiki
Tour: The actual descent ends with the 10th rappel (6 - 15 -15 - 11 -35 - 20 - 33 - 20 - 26 - 15). This point is marked on the map. Then follows a river walk of almost 1 to 1.5 hours. It may also be possible to climb out to the left after the last rappel and follow the brown dotted tracks on the map to the exit point (see Google sketch in the photo gallery on CWiki).

Pescorosso: Canyon End
Return: Downstream to the marked exit. Exit to the right, up the embankment and then on sight across the field with the fruit trees to the lower car (see Google sketch in photo gallery at CWiki).

Starzlachklamm: Canyon Start
2025-06-25: Upper entry to the rappel through the waterfall is possible again. Crossing to the rappel Narrow section after the rappel on the cave can only be passed individually Everything else tip top
2025-06-15: All pools free, high rappel at the top not yet possible due to breeding birds. All anchors tip top.
2023-10-02: Canyongeist- Rudi also lets private gehger through without registration...but for 4€ per head.
Approach: From the parking lot, it takes about 15 minutes to reach the entrance to the Klammsteig on a well-maintained hiking trail. Here you can buy an entrance ticket (2007: 2,50 ¤) and continue along the path through the canyon until the path forks at the exit. Turn right over the wooden bridge and continue for about 100 m until you reach a bench on the orographic left side of the stream.
Tour: At the first waterfall, there is no need to rappel through the water, even if it looks very unpleasant from below. If there is a lot of water, the narrow channel in the middle section may be tricky and you may have problems reaching the safety hook at the top left. The small waterfall below forms a siphon with the rock above, which can be jumped from after checking the underwater. Approach the final waterfall in the narrow chute on the right. For the long final slide, place your backside on the left-hand side of the edge of the swim pit, right on a slightly protruding nose, to get the best possible entry into the elevated bends. Even then, however, the slide is not controllable, the impact is usually broadside directly on the edge of the gorge below the rock, but landing on the rock and sliding into the water is also no problem. The gorge has the status of a natural monument and may not be entered before May 15th due to the dipper breeding season. The gorge is also heavily frequented commercially.

Starzlachklamm: Canyon End
2025-06-25: Upper entry to the rappel through the waterfall is possible again. Crossing to the rappel Narrow section after the rappel on the cave can only be passed individually Everything else tip top
2025-06-15: All pools free, high rappel at the top not yet possible due to breeding birds. All anchors tip top.
2023-10-02: Canyongeist- Rudi also lets private gehger through without registration...but for 4€ per head.
Return: After the last waterfall below the ticket booth, turn right up to the trail we came in on.

Hochschlachtbach: Canyon Start
2024-06-27: Overall in good condition. Always some wood but not disturbing. Cracks possible.
Approach: From the barrier (approach via Reichraming), preferably by bike, always along the large stream. Past the large hermitage, past the entry to the Triftsteig to the Schleierfall -> bike depot. Ascent on hiking trail no. 485 in the direction of Anlaufalm. You will find the entry point after the 2nd steep ascent at a prominent rock with path markings (descend approx. 5m into the stream). Alternatively, you can also access the trail from the Weisswasser parking lot via the Anlaufalm.
Tour: Sunny waterfall steps in Schofen Gorge with smaller pools in between, separated by a 250m walking passages. Tolerates a lot of water.

Hochschlachtbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-27: Overall in good condition. Always some wood but not disturbing. Cracks possible.
Comment: Parkplatz Weisswasser
Access: By car you drive on the Westautobahn until the exit towards Steyr. Once there, follow the Enns upstream to Reichraming. Either park the car here in the village or continue upstream along the Reichramingbach and park in the national park (note that there is a charge). Alternative access: In Unterlaussa turn off the main road in the direction of 'Knappenhaus', pass here and drive over the Mooshöhe to the parking lot in the Weisswassertal (last sand road).
Return: End point of the tour at the Veil Falls.

Hochschlachtbach: Canyon End
2024-06-27: Overall in good condition. Always some wood but not disturbing. Cracks possible.
Return: End point of the tour at the Veil Falls.

Mühlgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: Access via the marked descent from the Falkenstein via ferrata or via the via ferrata itself (D/E or C/D). From the gorge exit briefly into the canyon and then steeply on the orographic left side of the gorge to a ridge above the gorge. Then descend in pastureland to the start of the gorge. Alternative route: 2nd car access to the Falkensteineralm.
Tour: After some very woody downclimbs you are in front of a very nice 18m rappel (glued anchor right), The next two low steps can be rappelled. At the next two abseils formed by clamping wood, anchors are missing - the steeper first should be re-secured, because the tape loop around the rock as well as the ancient lug are not trustworthy, the second can be downclimbed. After a few steps you reach an open rock basin. Here it is essential to use the orographic right tree as rappelling point - the rappelling routes from the sling on the left leads over an extremely unstable tree entanglement. Two nice rappels (15m, 25m) lead to the canyon exit. Beautiful limestone tuff deposits at the higher waterfalls.

Mühlgraben: Parking at Exit
Access: Follow the B23 from Neuberg a.d. Mürz in the direction of Mariazell. Park at a wood storage area about 500m after passing the small village of Krampen on the left. Alternatively, follow the B23 to the bridge over the Mürz dammed up here - further parking facilities behind the bridge. Alternative route: Take the 2nd car to the Falkensteineralm.
Return: Descend along the stream via climbing tracks to the road

Mühlgraben: Parking at Entry
Comment: Alternativer Zustieg mit 2. Auto
Access: Follow the B23 from Neuberg a.d. Mürz in the direction of Mariazell. Park at a wood storage area about 500m after passing the small village of Krampen on the left. Alternatively, follow the B23 to the bridge over the Mürz dammed up here - further parking facilities behind the bridge. Alternative route: Take the 2nd car to the Falkensteineralm.
Return: Descend along the stream via climbing tracks to the road

Mühlgraben: Canyon End
Return: Descend along the stream via climbing tracks to the road

Surcruns: Canyon Start
Approach: Arrived in Bargis (1550m altitude) we follow the road still over the Turnigla bridge and then take the slope up to a hut at 1860m altitude (up to here without problems also with MTB, which would then be immediately ready again at the exit). From here we take the path further up, cross a little later "our" stream at its exit and then climb in serpentines always staying on the orographic left side of the stream to about 2100m altitude. Here we do not take the path to the left over the stream, but remain on its orographic left side and climb about 35 meters in a northerly direction. Then the path turns sharply to the right and we continue to climb in a southeasterly direction. After a left turn we come to Alpe Surcruns at 2250m. We continue pathless, slightly ascending, crossing the stream rippling down from the north and round the altitude "2354". Subsequently, we keep towards our stream at about 2300m altitude. If we orientate ourselves a little bit upwards and still cross the two left source streams, we can finally enter the orographic left source stream at an altitude of about 2390m.\n\nTill 2015 there was also a somewhat more pleasant approach variant via cable car to the Fil de Cassons (2634m altitude) and from there via the Fuorcla Raschglius into the large basin below Trinserhorn/Piz Dolf always with a slight downward slope, until one reaches the ascent path from Bargis at 2100m. However, the railroad has stopped its operation in Feb. 2016.
Tour: 4 parts set apart from each other. The first two relatively short, the next longer, with the stream increasingly notched. About 20 rappels in all, lots of downclimbing. Where the canyon opens, we get out onto the meadow and walk down the edge of the creek to the bridge.

Surcruns: Canyon End
Return: On the (possibly marching) way down to Bargis.

Gallego: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the bridge and turn right before the tunnel onto the former road, which is now closed to traffic. We walk along it in an easterly direction towards the Rio Gallego. Where it bends to the north, we later come back up over the rocks. For the time being, we continue on the dirt road to the tunnel exit on the other side of the A-136. Continue on the A-136 for about 50 m, then look to the right on the slope below us for tracks that indicate a possibility of roping down trees into the canyon - just before the most interesting part. Alternatively, you can continue along the river - again on the former road - until you reach a bridge below the dam wall. There you can easily climb up without using a rope.
Tour: The canyon is impressive due to the close proximity of the huge rock faces. A tributary from the left ("Articabuena"?) may bring running water for the first time. Here we also come to the only rappel point which, depending on the water flow, can be rappelled close to the stream (12 m) or further up the left wall (15 m). A series of further pools follow until the canyon opens out in a large shallow pool.

Gallego: Canyon End
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Return: Here - immediately before the mouth of the Escarra coming from the right - a path leads up to the old road. Follow this road and later turn left onto the A-136 to the village and back to the car.

Gallego: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca, take the A-23/N-330 north to Sabinanigo, then continue on the N-260 to Biescas (68.5 km). Continue another 13.3 km on the A-136 towards Col de Portalet as far as the village of Escarilla. It is best to park your car at the northern end of the development, before the bridge over the Escarra and before the tunnel.
Return: Here - immediately before the mouth of the Escarra coming from the right - a path leads up to the old road. Follow this road and later turn left onto the A-136 to the village and back to the car.

Pontirone (Superiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (supérieur) Le point rouillée n'est pas gênant car il ne sert pas (saut de 3/4m).Ras sur l'équipement, les sauts sont faisables.Beau...
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2025-08-03: Beautiful. Full grip and freshly cleaned! Water crystal clear, but cool. Water level slightly higher than normal. Went well, the one rappel really washed. Jumps mostly free
Approach: From the parking lot descend by the bridge to the stream (830Hm).
Tour: At 30m rappel there is orographic right about in the middle of an intermediate stand from which the remaining part of the waterfall can be rappelled dry or from which can be jumped. The upper part of the canyon ends after a boulder chaos that is best downclimbed on the orographic right bank. To the left there is an emergency exit from the gorge (cairn and red color point). The lower part should also be done.\nVor and after the tour please call the power plant operator at +41 91 756 66 15. The Pontirone superiore is a long and deep granite gorge. The long walking sections are followed by short abseils, some of which are aquatic. After checking the water depth, several places can also be jumped. The water level should be estimated correctly before the ascent because in the middle part of the canyon there is a 30m narrow section/step which can be very unpleasant at higher water levels. At the 30m rappel there is orographic right about in the middle of an intermediate stand from which the remaining part of the waterfall can be rappelled dry or from which you can jump. In addition, one is for a long time in a very secluded environment. Between the longer walking passages, especially in the lower part of the Pontirone inferior, there are large rock labyrinths where you have to climb your way down. In general, the canyon is worth seeing, but the highlight is and remains the short and very impressive Pontirone inferiore, which can be added after the superiore (see Pontirone inferiore).

Pontirone (Superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (supérieur) Le point rouillée n'est pas gênant car il ne sert pas (saut de 3/4m).Ras sur l'équipement, les sauts sont faisables.Beau...
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2025-08-03: Beautiful. Full grip and freshly cleaned! Water crystal clear, but cool. Water level slightly higher than normal. Went well, the one rappel really washed. Jumps mostly free
Comment: Parkplatz bei Wasserfassung unterhalb von Pontirone
Access: From Biasca one drives in the direction of Lucomagno. At Ponte Lesgiuna, before the big bridge on the right (town sign 'Valle di Blenio'), park the shuttle car (380Hm). With the 2nd car one continues in northern direction (Malvaglia). In Malvaglia turn right towards Malvaglia Chiesa and follow the road for about 700m (northwards). At marker 372 follow the signs for Val Malvaglia and Pontirone, pass marker 640 and continue up towards Val Pontirone. Just before the village of Pontirone, turn right onto a forest road. The forest road descends slightly to the bridge where you park your car at the water intake.
Return: At 470Hm at Felschaos can be exited on the orographic left side. After a short steep ascent comes the cross-cut and descent to the main road (parking lot). Alternative: descent via the Pontirone inferiore (Attention: 2x50m ropes necessary!).

Pontirone (Superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (supérieur) Le point rouillée n'est pas gênant car il ne sert pas (saut de 3/4m).Ras sur l'équipement, les sauts sont faisables.Beau...
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2025-08-03: Beautiful. Full grip and freshly cleaned! Water crystal clear, but cool. Water level slightly higher than normal. Went well, the one rappel really washed. Jumps mostly free
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke nahe Klammausgang
Access: From Biasca one drives in the direction of Lucomagno. At Ponte Lesgiuna, before the big bridge on the right (town sign 'Valle di Blenio'), park the shuttle car (380Hm). With the 2nd car one continues in northern direction (Malvaglia). In Malvaglia turn right towards Malvaglia Chiesa and follow the road for about 700m (northwards). At marker 372 follow the signs for Val Malvaglia and Pontirone, pass marker 640 and continue up towards Val Pontirone. Just before the village of Pontirone, turn right onto a forest road. The forest road descends slightly to the bridge where you park your car at the water intake.
Return: At 470Hm at Felschaos can be exited on the orographic left side. After a short steep ascent comes the cross-cut and descent to the main road (parking lot). Alternative: descent via the Pontirone inferiore (Attention: 2x50m ropes necessary!).

Pontirone (Superiore): Canyon End
Return: At 470Hm at Felschaos can be exited on the orographic left side. After a short steep ascent comes the cross-cut and descent to the main road (parking lot). Alternative: descent via the Pontirone inferiore (Attention: 2x50m ropes necessary!).

Pontirone (Superiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot descend by the bridge to the stream (830Hm).
Tour: At 30m rappel there is orographic right about in the middle of an intermediate stand from which the remaining part of the waterfall can be rappelled dry or from which can be jumped. The upper part of the canyon ends after a boulder chaos that is best downclimbed on the orographic right bank. To the left there is an emergency exit from the gorge (cairn and red color point). The lower part should also be done.\nVor and after the tour please call the power plant operator at +41 91 756 66 15. The Pontirone superiore is a long and deep granite gorge. The long walking sections are followed by short abseils, some of which are aquatic. After checking the water depth, several places can also be jumped. The water level should be estimated correctly before the ascent because in the middle part of the canyon there is a 30m narrow section/step which can be very unpleasant at higher water levels. At the 30m rappel there is orographic right about in the middle of an intermediate stand from which the remaining part of the waterfall can be rappelled dry or from which you can jump. In addition, one is for a long time in a very secluded environment. Between the longer walking passages, especially in the lower part of the Pontirone inferior, there are large rock labyrinths where you have to climb your way down. In general, the canyon is worth seeing, but the highlight is and remains the short and very impressive Pontirone inferiore, which can be added after the superiore (see Pontirone inferiore).

Saiherbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-27: Not quite enough water, but it is actually quite a nice little canyon. Narrower than most other canyons in this area. We took the forest road on the east side up, which adds two very boring rappels, s...
2025-08-09: At the first high abseil point, a steel rope is set up for a Rappel Guide. Fixed ropes are very practical, one is missing its sheath at 30cm, otherwise everything is fine
2024-10-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saiherbach Nice, short canyon. Beautiful views, pleasant reppel (last cascade).Sometimes fix ropes.Access:Don't go to the waterfall. Walk thro...
Approach: Now follow all the signs until you reach the waterfall. Here you can judge the current water flow. Approx. 50 meters before the fall, a small path branches off on the orographic right-hand side, which then winds steeply up through the forest. It is easy to overlook the turn-off to the right over the rocky ledge back towards the stream (faded colored dots on the path). When the path levels out, you come back to the stream. This is the entry point to the canyon. You can also access the canyon via the forest road on the orographic left side of the stream: From the hikers' parking lot, follow the asphalt road uphill to an elevated reservoir, then ascend on the forest road over three hairpin bends where an overgrown forest road branches off to the left. Continue on this forest road until you are about 20 meters above the Saiherbach stream. Here you descend pathlessly to the stream, which you reach above a 15m step. You could also try descending from the viewpoint on the forest road (bench at the bottom left, forest road turns north) directly to the actual gorge entrance.
Tour: If you choose the access via the forest road, there are two more rappels: 15m from tree orographic left, then 6m from anchor with chain link orographic left in low gorge. At the first bolt there is a fixed rope that can be used. With a little skill, the next steps can be climbed without ropes. You come to a waterfall through which you inevitably have to rappel. Apart from the cold shower, however, it should not cause any difficulties. In extreme water conditions or with beginners, a Rappel Guidé can possibly be built (bolts at the second pool). Otherwise, the three pools (C6, C3, C4) can be rappelled in one. This is followed by a somewhat blocked abseil over 7 meters. At this point at the latest, you reach the sun and have a direct view of the Dachstein (escape option on the right). There are two ways to rappel the next step. Directly over the overhang, which is somewhat more spectacular, or further to the left, which is recommended for beginners. With a 55m rope (or longer) it is possible to rappel beyond the two pools to the last rappel. This is somewhat hidden behind a boulder on the left-hand side. A fixed rope at the beginning of the block makes access easier. The last abseil point is the crowning glory of the canyon. The 35m rappel is partly directly in the waterfall, partly in front of an audience, as the hiking trail passes below.

Saiherbach: Canyon End
2025-08-27: Not quite enough water, but it is actually quite a nice little canyon. Narrower than most other canyons in this area. We took the forest road on the east side up, which adds two very boring rappels, s...
2025-08-09: At the first high abseil point, a steel rope is set up for a Rappel Guide. Fixed ropes are very practical, one is missing its sheath at 30cm, otherwise everything is fine
2024-10-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saiherbach Nice, short canyon. Beautiful views, pleasant reppel (last cascade).Sometimes fix ropes.Access:Don't go to the waterfall. Walk thro...
Return: From the waterfall you return to the parking lot on the already known path.

Saiherbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-27: Not quite enough water, but it is actually quite a nice little canyon. Narrower than most other canyons in this area. We took the forest road on the east side up, which adds two very boring rappels, s...
2025-08-09: At the first high abseil point, a steel rope is set up for a Rappel Guide. Fixed ropes are very practical, one is missing its sheath at 30cm, otherwise everything is fine
2024-10-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saiherbach Nice, short canyon. Beautiful views, pleasant reppel (last cascade).Sometimes fix ropes.Access:Don't go to the waterfall. Walk thro...
Access: Leave the Westautobahn at Regau, drive to Bad Ischl, do not exit into the center, but continue through a tunnel towards Salzburg. Take the first exit after the tunnel and after a few hundred meters you will come to a bridge over the Ischl. Cross it and after about one kilometer turn right. It is best to drive past the waterfall and use a parking lot for hikers to Jainzenberg. (Possibly also before at the roadside - but it is increasingly being built up / closed off) Then walk back to the waterfall for approx. 500m
Return: From the waterfall you return to the parking lot on the already known path.

Saiherbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Alternativ Parkplatz mit schönem Zustieg und ohne Probleme mit Anrainern
Access: Leave the Westautobahn at Regau, drive to Bad Ischl, do not exit into the center, but continue through a tunnel towards Salzburg. Take the first exit after the tunnel and after a few hundred meters you will come to a bridge over the Ischl. Cross it and after about one kilometer turn right. It is best to drive past the waterfall and use a parking lot for hikers to Jainzenberg. (Possibly also before at the roadside - but it is increasingly being built up / closed off) Then walk back to the waterfall for approx. 500m
Return: From the waterfall you return to the parking lot on the already known path.

Pontirone (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (inférieur) R.A.S les sauts habituelles n’ont pas bougé. Magnifique rappel fil d’arraignée rive gauche sur le bis avec deux anneaux...
2025-10-12: Waterlevels back to normal. We replaced a fixed saftyline with a new rope. Photo shows water level on the big drop.
2025-10-06: Top conditions. Lots of water, but it's fun.
Approach: Immediately to the right next to the small bridge a steep hiking trail goes into the forest --> after an iron gate it continues steeply uphill to about 518Hm --> here to the left (Steinmandl) --> along the hiking trail it goes up again --> to the left of the path large rock slab --> after a short time you come out of the forest and you have a beautiful view into the canyon. From here (danger sign) it goes down shortly to the creek (rope belay on the right in the steep terrain possible) --> entry at 480Hm.
Tour: Arrived at the stream you can already see the impressive granite boulders that you do not often get to see --> here comes a 20m rappel (overhanging) --> the downclimb you could also downclimb right --> next comes a 42m rappel, in the overhang with sharp edges below the boulder (very impressive) --> the next rappel or. Slides are to be enjoyed with caution (current and backflow danger) --> after the big clamping block (gigantic) are still some pools in very narrow canyon part --> by clear water, however, you always have a good view to estimate the places --> at the end you come from vertically towering rock walls in a flat wide stream gravel bed with the 2 bridges.

Pontirone (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (inférieur) R.A.S les sauts habituelles n’ont pas bougé. Magnifique rappel fil d’arraignée rive gauche sur le bis avec deux anneaux...
2025-10-12: Waterlevels back to normal. We replaced a fixed saftyline with a new rope. Photo shows water level on the big drop.
2025-10-06: Top conditions. Lots of water, but it's fun.
Access: From Locarno --> ri. Biasca --> continue ri. Lucomagno --> park at Ponte Lesgiuna before the big bridge on the right at the place name sign 'Valle di Blenio' (380Hm) water level from the second small stone bridge difficult to estimate --> better check at the entry.
Return: After both bridges go up on the left to the parking lot.

Pontirone (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontirone (inférieur) R.A.S les sauts habituelles n’ont pas bougé. Magnifique rappel fil d’arraignée rive gauche sur le bis avec deux anneaux...
2025-10-12: Waterlevels back to normal. We replaced a fixed saftyline with a new rope. Photo shows water level on the big drop.
2025-10-06: Top conditions. Lots of water, but it's fun.
Return: After both bridges go up on the left to the parking lot.

Bodengo III (Boggia III): Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Pretty cold usually at this time of the year (little to no sun), but this weekend has been fine. Some fixed ropes are broken or pretty damaged, also the bolt to exit the narrow section is half out of...
2025-07-15: Quite a lot of jumping and slides, but also a lot of downclimbing blocks. I like the 1 and 2 more. Water level picture attached from the bridge at the entry.
2025-07-04: Long day in there. Over six hours - with the swimming and boulder navigation really hurting our time. The anchors are all there, but they're only just okay. I was under the impression this was a pop...
Approach: 10min by car/ approx.1,5h on foot. From the gravel parking place at 820Hm follow the road for about 50m to the no motoring sign. Then follow the steep hiking trail to the left down to the old Roman bridge. Still before the bridge, go right in the forest, down to the stream. This tributary (Pilotera) meets Bodengo after a few meters. Entry at about 730Hm under the Roman bridge. Alternative: If you have only 1 car, you leave the car at the bottom near the power station. On foot you reach the hiking trail on the right side of the power plant fence over a steep slope. After checking the water level at the reservoir (on the left), go back along the path (towards the village) until you reach the first house of Gordona. Here the path D6 (compass map) leaves to the left. Follow this path up to the road. Then continue along the road until the gravel parking place on the left at 820Hm.
Tour: Near the beautiful old Roman bridge at an altitude of approx. 750 m, we start right away with a rappel into one of the countless pools of great depth. The canyon is sufficiently well equipped for an ascent, but you should still take emergency equipment with you. At most of the abseiling points that run directly into the water, rope traverses or alternative routes have been set up. Rope retrival is not always easy due to the clamping blocks and cracks in the rock (risk of rope jamming!). The bolts are often exposed due to the huge amounts of water. Many steps/abseils can be jumped or slid. However, the pools should be well scouted out beforehand! (Many accidents occur when jumping/sliding. See Facebook page of Pascal van Duin, "Canyoning val Bodengo"). The only drawback of this grandiose and unique canyon are the long granite block climbs between the beautiful passages. The path often has to be scouted in the blocked terrain. The highest abseils are in the last third of the canyon, where you come across reddish rock (there is also an emergency exit here). At the last abseil points, you will encounter 1 obvious water drainage on the left side with a narrow grid in front of it (possibly suction effect). In my opinion, safe even at higher water levels. ! Only the current from the waterfall will push more in this direction. If you want, you can also get out here via a ladder set up for maintenance work. The 2nd drainage is located, not obviously, on the right at the exit of the water basin, under water. The last 40m abseil point is right after the pool/cement wall. The rappel can also be divided (possibly 30m rappel + jump right down from the ledge). Then there is a small step and a 5m jump into the final pool at approx. 250m.

Bodengo III (Boggia III): Parking at Exit
2025-09-20: Pretty cold usually at this time of the year (little to no sun), but this weekend has been fine. Some fixed ropes are broken or pretty damaged, also the bolt to exit the narrow section is half out of...
2025-07-15: Quite a lot of jumping and slides, but also a lot of downclimbing blocks. I like the 1 and 2 more. Water level picture attached from the bridge at the entry.
2025-07-04: Long day in there. Over six hours - with the swimming and boulder navigation really hurting our time. The anchors are all there, but they're only just okay. I was under the impression this was a pop...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Schluchtausgang
Access: On the SS36 from Lecco towards Chiavenna, just before Chiavenna, drive into the village of Gordona as far as the church. On the left behind the church there is a café where you have to buy a ticket for the private road for €7. Then go up a short hill to the right of the church. At the fork left, then sharp bends (at fork) right up. Turn left at the next fork. Follow the road (direction Pra Prince) and after a few meters and serpentine bends, you will come to a gravel parking place on the left at approx. 820m before a sharp bend on the right. After approx. 50m there is a no motorcycling sign (on the left) with signs for Mulattiera per Bodengo and Strada Carrozzabile per Bodengo.
Return: If you get out of the last pools on the left, you are directly in front of the parking lot (possibly shuttle).

Bodengo III (Boggia III): Parking at Entry
2025-09-20: Pretty cold usually at this time of the year (little to no sun), but this weekend has been fine. Some fixed ropes are broken or pretty damaged, also the bolt to exit the narrow section is half out of...
2025-07-15: Quite a lot of jumping and slides, but also a lot of downclimbing blocks. I like the 1 and 2 more. Water level picture attached from the bridge at the entry.
2025-07-04: Long day in there. Over six hours - with the swimming and boulder navigation really hurting our time. The anchors are all there, but they're only just okay. I was under the impression this was a pop...
Comment: Pakplatz 300m vor Brücke
Access: On the SS36 from Lecco towards Chiavenna, just before Chiavenna, drive into the village of Gordona as far as the church. On the left behind the church there is a café where you have to buy a ticket for the private road for €7. Then go up a short hill to the right of the church. At the fork left, then sharp bends (at fork) right up. Turn left at the next fork. Follow the road (direction Pra Prince) and after a few meters and serpentine bends, you will come to a gravel parking place on the left at approx. 820m before a sharp bend on the right. After approx. 50m there is a no motorcycling sign (on the left) with signs for Mulattiera per Bodengo and Strada Carrozzabile per Bodengo.
Return: If you get out of the last pools on the left, you are directly in front of the parking lot (possibly shuttle).

Bodengo III (Boggia III): Canyon End
Return: If you get out of the last pools on the left, you are directly in front of the parking lot (possibly shuttle).

Nölblinger Graben: Canyon Start
2024-08-03: Today, some new 10 mm lugs were fitted and old rope slings were replaced. The route is only suitable for low or no water. At the bottom in the dry areas there are a few slides and ramps to climb down...
2023-10-10: Anchors are in quite bad condition, must be redone, No water for most of gorge, Actually a good gorge when the other gorges have too much water. Would rate it v3a2III
Approach: Before the bridge, there is an inconspicuous path on the right into the forest, follow this until you pass a power station, follow the forest road until you reach a barrier, here follow the very steep path on the left until you reach a forest road (not the first one on the left side). Follow the road until it turns into a path, continue here, after about 200m you come to a small dam, get in here.
Tour: The first 350m you can easily go without neoprene.After that comes a mix of jumps, slides and rappel, always interrupted by some walking passages. After a 14m rappel in the lower part, the stream disappears completely for about 300m. Be careful when there is little water, leaving the pools can be very laborious! So take a good look at the individual places!

Nölblinger Graben: Canyon End
2024-08-03: Today, some new 10 mm lugs were fitted and old rope slings were replaced. The route is only suitable for low or no water. At the bottom in the dry areas there are a few slides and ramps to climb down...
2023-10-10: Anchors are in quite bad condition, must be redone, No water for most of gorge, Actually a good gorge when the other gorges have too much water. Would rate it v3a2III
Return: After the last rappel on the orographic right, follow the path to the car.

Beli Potok: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ Levi Skocniki (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the railroad bridge and turn right twice onto a forest road which you follow to Beli Potok. Continue up the wide streambed for approx. 300m until you reach the well-trodden access path on the right-hand side of the mountain (where the streambed divides into several branches). The path initially climbs steeply with several hairpin bends and then crosses the western slopes of the Beli Potok ditch, ascending more gently. After about 420m you reach the stream. The entry point for the Levi Skocniki is located exactly where the path meets the stream (wire sling on the right). To reach the entry to the Desni Skocniki, cross horizontally to the right for 100m until you reach a spring - the stream that rises from this spring forms the Desni Skocniki. A rocky outcrop on the right edge of the gorge offers a beautiful view of the first waterfall. To combine both gorges, the following exit options from the gorge are available: After the gorge orographic left over a damp slope into a saddle, continue laboriously over a streambed to the ascent path (walk carefully so as not to put undue strain on the spring vegetation on the slope). Possibly more pleasant and ecologically harmless: After the 9m waterfall of the second narrows, ascend on the right bank via climbing tracks to the eastern canyon rim and then back to the entry (path marked in Amap).
Tour: Desni Skocniki: After a 2m slide, you immediately start with a very impressive 40m rappel (rappel tree on the left). The 35m high main fall and the following 5m waterfall have to be rappelled in one go. After a short walking passages and a 4m rappel from a jammed tree trunk, the second high drop follows. Below a clamping block, you first descend 13m, then 25m into an impressive rock dome. It is better to rappel both steps from the top belay (40m). After several steps in a narrow gorge, the Levi Skocniki lead from the left. After two more abseils (the first can possibly be slid), the gorge opens up a little - the abseil sling for the first small abseil is hidden at the back on the right. This is followed by a two-meter jump and an awkward 15m slide. Normal pitons on the right halfway up the slide. Here is the first possibility on the left for the re-ascent out of the gorge to make the Levi Skocniki. Otherwise, three rappels/slides follow in a gorge before there is another possibility for the re-ascent on the right bank (climbing tracks after the mouth of the stream from the left). Those who have had enough follow the stream for another 500m (a few slides) to the last 20m waterfall, the exit of the canyoning tour. Levi Skocniki: After three waterfalls in a beautifully shaped low gorge, four higher waterfalls follow, each secured with chain anchors. Very impressive mouth into the dark gorge of the Desni Skocniki. The total duration indicated refers to the combination of Desni Skocniki, ascent, Levi Skocniki.

Beli Potok: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz bei Radwegbrücke
Access: From Kranskja Gora follow road 201 in the direction of Jesenice. The signposted parking lot is located about 3km after Gozd Martuljek just in front of a former railroad bridge, over which there is now a bike path.
Return: At first a bit tedious block hopping in the streambed. When you reach the first scree brake, you can change to the right onto a path that soon becomes clearer. Follow this path to the forest road (short slides are avoided in the streambed).

Beli Potok: Canyon End
Return: At first a bit tedious block hopping in the streambed. When you reach the first scree brake, you can change to the right onto a path that soon becomes clearer. Follow this path to the forest road (short slides are avoided in the streambed).

Beli Potok: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Depart Desni Skocniki (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the railroad bridge and turn right twice onto a forest road which you follow to Beli Potok. Continue up the wide streambed for approx. 300m until you reach the well-trodden access path on the right-hand side of the mountain (where the streambed divides into several branches). The path initially climbs steeply with several hairpin bends and then crosses the western slopes of the Beli Potok ditch, ascending more gently. After about 420m you reach the stream. The entry point for the Levi Skocniki is located exactly where the path meets the stream (wire sling on the right). To reach the entry to the Desni Skocniki, cross horizontally to the right for 100m until you reach a spring - the stream that rises from this spring forms the Desni Skocniki. A rocky outcrop on the right edge of the gorge offers a beautiful view of the first waterfall. To combine both gorges, the following exit options from the gorge are available: After the gorge orographic left over a damp slope into a saddle, continue laboriously over a streambed to the ascent path (walk carefully so as not to put undue strain on the spring vegetation on the slope). Possibly more pleasant and ecologically harmless: After the 9m waterfall of the second narrows, ascend on the right bank via climbing tracks to the eastern canyon rim and then back to the entry (path marked in Amap).
Tour: Desni Skocniki: After a 2m slide, you immediately start with a very impressive 40m rappel (rappel tree on the left). The 35m high main fall and the following 5m waterfall have to be rappelled in one go. After a short walking passages and a 4m rappel from a jammed tree trunk, the second high drop follows. Below a clamping block, you first descend 13m, then 25m into an impressive rock dome. It is better to rappel both steps from the top belay (40m). After several steps in a narrow gorge, the Levi Skocniki lead from the left. After two more abseils (the first can possibly be slid), the gorge opens up a little - the abseil sling for the first small abseil is hidden at the back on the right. This is followed by a two-meter jump and an awkward 15m slide. Normal pitons on the right halfway up the slide. Here is the first possibility on the left for the re-ascent out of the gorge to make the Levi Skocniki. Otherwise, three rappels/slides follow in a gorge before there is another possibility for the re-ascent on the right bank (climbing tracks after the mouth of the stream from the left). Those who have had enough follow the stream for another 500m (a few slides) to the last 20m waterfall, the exit of the canyoning tour. Levi Skocniki: After three waterfalls in a beautifully shaped low gorge, four higher waterfalls follow, each secured with chain anchors. Very impressive mouth into the dark gorge of the Desni Skocniki. The total duration indicated refers to the combination of Desni Skocniki, ascent, Levi Skocniki.

Beli Potok: Alternative Canyon End
Return: At first a bit tedious block hopping in the streambed. When you reach the first scree brake, you can change to the right onto a path that soon becomes clearer. Follow this path to the forest road (short slides are avoided in the streambed).

Trou Blanc: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the vehicle parked at the exit, return 100m to the last fork and now follow the signpost 'source petrifiante/Trou Blanc' on the "GR R 1 variant", crossing the slopes high above the Riviere du Mat. Before reaching the houses of Trou Blanc, there are 2 access options at a cross on the side of the path: Either descend to the right and then follow the path turning left to the entry at 'R1-bis' over a 50 m high vertical rock face with a transfer in the vertical (10/40 - hanging!). Or go straight on to the houses, then take the path branching off to the right down to the Rivier du Mat, where you come to the rappel 'R1' after approx. 300 m in the streambed. The highest rappel in this case is 18m, provided you stay in the streambed. The choice of access depends on whether the water flow allows an ascent of the attractive narrow section following R1. In case of doubt, the local guides recommend access via 'R1-bis' and usually do this themselves.
Tour: After the approach in the off. First an attractive narrow section, followed by slides and possible jumps, interrupted by a few rappels. There are several bypasses, one of which involves a 35m rappel. A topographic view is available at FFME (see links).

Trou Blanc: Canyon End
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Return: Immediately before the suspension bridge, get off on the right and walk up the path leading from the suspension bridge on the right to the parked vehicle.

Trou Blanc: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From St-Andre on the D 48 via Salazie to Hell-Bourg (25 km). From here (950 m above sea level) take the D 48 to Ilet à Vidot and continue to the exit of the road. Park your vehicle here (700 m above sea level).
Return: Immediately before the suspension bridge, get off on the right and walk up the path leading from the suspension bridge on the right to the parked vehicle.

Os Lucas: Canyon Start
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Approach: See as well as and on orographic. right side:
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos

Os Lucas: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Sabinanigo on the N260 north towards Biescas. After about 8 km turn right over the bridge and to the village of Oros Bajo.
Return: See as well as

Os Lucas: Canyon End
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Return: See as well as

Buitre: Canyon Start
2025-01-23: Currently accessed from lower P by Castril river, as the forest road is not maintained. Or easily with bike. Accessing the upper canyon is recommended, fixed roped are in place, it can be climbed up....
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Approach: See
Tour: See photos & video

Buitre: Canyon End
2025-01-23: Currently accessed from lower P by Castril river, as the forest road is not maintained. Or easily with bike. Accessing the upper canyon is recommended, fixed roped are in place, it can be climbed up....
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Return: Left out u.down to the slope where the car stands

Leadership Express: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: In itself a great combination of two canyons, although most of the anchors and belays are quite outdated. The Wieselergraben with simple, beautiful rappels. With a little searching you can find the ol...
Approach: You descend from the parking lot directly into the Wieslergraben.
Tour: The first half of the Wieslergraben can be described as a hiking canyon. After a 6m waterfall and a walking section, you reach a 10m waterfall where the chain is located 10m further up on a rock face. This is followed by a slide that only lives up to its name when there is plenty of water. You follow the stream leisurely to a blocked waterfall where there is a rope on the right side that leads to a tree from which you can rappel. This is followed by a 3m slide, where there is also a fixed rope, and a few pools before the canyon suddenly becomes steeper and steeper. You come to a chain from which you can rappel over two waterfalls. The next cascade can be downclimbed on the right. Now look further into the depths and rappel first 36m, then 17m (the latter can also be downclimbed on the right). This part of the canyon can also be climbed when the water level is high, and it is easy to get out here. You only need to follow the signpost to the "Blonden Hütte" and then follow the cart path uphill back to the Postalmstraße. When the water level is low, you can continue rappelling over the 140m high waterfall into the Russbach canyon at several exposed stands. The most favorable abseiling combination is certainly to rush into the canyon with 2 x 50-meter ropes in three stages. The distances between the individual chain anchors can be found in the topographic view. Following the Russbach canyon, you reach a C5 waterfall which can be downclimbed when there is little water or rappelled from the right side of a chain. There is a fixed rope at the following blockage, which can be helpful when descending. After a few boulders, which are all downclimbed, you reach a fixed rope again, over which you can rappel 5m. The canyon ends with some beautiful swimming passages, from which it takes about 20 minutes to reach a torrent obstruction.

Leadership Express: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-25: In itself a great combination of two canyons, although most of the anchors and belays are quite outdated. The Wieselergraben with simple, beautiful rappels. With a little searching you can find the ol...
Comment: Wer sich die Mautkosten für die Postalmstraße sparen will kann sich rechts (Richtung Postalm) in eine kleine Straßenbucht stellen und beispielsweise mit dem Bike zu den Einstiegen der Postalm Canyons gelangen.
Access: By car, take the Westautobahn exit at Regau, continue towards Salzburg and exit in Weißenbach (approx. 10 kilometers after Bad Ischl) in the direction of Postalm (toll road 17€ per car). Now one car can be parked in the first large rightward haipin bend at the exit. Continue with the second car in the direction of Postalm. After the Braunalm on the left-hand side of the road, there is a small parking lot on the right-hand side where you can park your car.

Leadership Express: Canyon End
2025-10-25: In itself a great combination of two canyons, although most of the anchors and belays are quite outdated. The Wieselergraben with simple, beautiful rappels. With a little searching you can find the ol...

Purcaraccia: Canyon Start
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Approach: The access begins directly in the bend. You follow the path mostly orographically to the right of the river (see map)

Purcaraccia: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Via Solenzara in the direction of Col de Bavella. After the mountain pass Bocca di Larone, park in the first sharp left turn.
Return: You follow the course of the river until it returns to the vicinity of the ascent path.

Purcaraccia: Canyon End
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Return: You follow the course of the river until it returns to the vicinity of the ascent path.

Rizeu: Canyon Start
2018-08-27: Setting up the hooks / rappelling stations and creating the topos
Approach: From here, a gravel road leads further up the mountain to a bridge. Here is the entry. Alternatively, not far before the bridge on the right a small footpath can be taken on which you can enter keeping left slightly below the bridge and skip the less interesting upper part. This path is probably private, so please be friendly to the residents and possibly rather take the upper entry at the bridge if someone feels disturbed.
Tour: See topographic view.

Rizeu: Canyon End
2018-08-27: Setting up the hooks / rappelling stations and creating the topos
Return: Where the Rizeu flows into the Moesa, the Moesa should be crossable in dry summers at the above-mentioned low water level. Following the river to the right, you then walk directly along the Moesa until you can take a well-trodden forest path along the river on the right over roots. This leads to an old hut. In front of the hut you look for a way up the forest until you meet an overgrown path with many stinging nettles and blackberries that leads gently uphill in the direction of the main road and highway. It ends shortly after a fountain at a fence with a gate through which you reach the highway and follow it to the right to the parking lot and back to the first car.

Rizeu: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2018-08-27: Setting up the hooks / rappelling stations and creating the topos
Comment: 25 Minuten vom Parkplatz an der Autobahn entfernt quert man die Moesa um den Wasserstand der Moesa und des Rizeu überprüfen zu können.

Rizeu: Parking at Exit
Access: Best to walk with two cars. The times refer to an access with a second car. Park the first car right next to the main road near the castle south of Mesocco in the parking lot with toilet block. With the second car drive to the village of Mesocco and there cross the bridge up the hill towards Deira. Just before Deira, a concrete road turns sharply left and goes up in switchbacks to a parking and turning area next to a hut.
Return: Where the Rizeu flows into the Moesa, the Moesa should be crossable in dry summers at the above-mentioned low water level. Following the river to the right, you then walk directly along the Moesa until you can take a well-trodden forest path along the river on the right over roots. This leads to an old hut. In front of the hut you look for a way up the forest until you meet an overgrown path with many stinging nettles and blackberries that leads gently uphill in the direction of the main road and highway. It ends shortly after a fountain at a fence with a gate through which you reach the highway and follow it to the right to the parking lot and back to the first car.

Rizeu: Parking at Entry
Access: Best to walk with two cars. The times refer to an access with a second car. Park the first car right next to the main road near the castle south of Mesocco in the parking lot with toilet block. With the second car drive to the village of Mesocco and there cross the bridge up the hill towards Deira. Just before Deira, a concrete road turns sharply left and goes up in switchbacks to a parking and turning area next to a hut.
Return: Where the Rizeu flows into the Moesa, the Moesa should be crossable in dry summers at the above-mentioned low water level. Following the river to the right, you then walk directly along the Moesa until you can take a well-trodden forest path along the river on the right over roots. This leads to an old hut. In front of the hut you look for a way up the forest until you meet an overgrown path with many stinging nettles and blackberries that leads gently uphill in the direction of the main road and highway. It ends shortly after a fountain at a fence with a gate through which you reach the highway and follow it to the right to the parking lot and back to the first car.

Rizeu: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From here, a gravel road leads further up the mountain to a bridge. Here is the entry. Alternatively, not far before the bridge on the right a small footpath can be taken on which you can enter keeping left slightly below the bridge and skip the less interesting upper part. This path is probably private, so please be friendly to the residents and possibly rather take the upper entry at the bridge if someone feels disturbed.
Tour: See topographic view.

Rizeu: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Notausstieg nach dem 150m Wasserfall - Orografisch rechts
Access: Best to walk with two cars. The times refer to an access with a second car. Park the first car right next to the main road near the castle south of Mesocco in the parking lot with toilet block. With the second car drive to the village of Mesocco and there cross the bridge up the hill towards Deira. Just before Deira, a concrete road turns sharply left and goes up in switchbacks to a parking and turning area next to a hut.

Müselbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Everything OK.
2025-08-15: All stands in order. Shortly before the entry there was a landslide that hit the canyon at the exit of the long rappel, but did not cause any problems. one fixed rope is a bit worn, otherwise everythi...
2025-08-15: Inspection at 0.3m² water level (Enz). Access and return route description was fine, but topographic view and route description rather outdated. New topographic view will follow. Otherwise very beau...
Approach: Follow the road for about 80m until a forest road branches off to the left, which you follow for about 2km until you reach a bridge.
Tour: After the bridge, you can already see the first abseil bolt and enter the stream on the orographic right bank. Further small rappels follow, then the high final waterfall. The belay is centered and drilled in well above the edge with a steel snapper. This beautiful, free-hanging rappel over approx. 40m is conquered in one go. First follow the stream and then take a narrow path to the left in the forest. After approx. 300m you come to an old bridge pillar where you descend into the stream again. After another 50 m, you will see a ladder (2025) and climbing tracks on the right leading to a path.

Müselbach: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Everything OK.
2025-08-15: All stands in order. Shortly before the entry there was a landslide that hit the canyon at the exit of the long rappel, but did not cause any problems. one fixed rope is a bit worn, otherwise everythi...
2025-08-15: Inspection at 0.3m² water level (Enz). Access and return route description was fine, but topographic view and route description rather outdated. New topographic view will follow. Otherwise very beau...
Return: Follow the path for 250m until you reach a crossroads. If you take the path to the left, you come to the Kobelache (KanguruJumpingCanyon). If you want to finish the tour, follow the other path, which later turns into a road back to Gütle. The most fit can now cycle up the steepest public road in Vorarlberg and pick up the car from the parking lot. (around 30 minutes depending on your motivation)

Müselbach: Parking at Exit
2025-09-07: Everything OK.
2025-08-15: All stands in order. Shortly before the entry there was a landslide that hit the canyon at the exit of the long rappel, but did not cause any problems. one fixed rope is a bit worn, otherwise everythi...
2025-08-15: Inspection at 0.3m² water level (Enz). Access and return route description was fine, but topographic view and route description rather outdated. New topographic view will follow. Otherwise very beau...
Access: Freeway exit Dornbirn Süd and then continue in the direction of Gütle. It is best to leave a bike (or second car) at the inn in Gütle and continue by car in the direction of Ebnit. Cross the Rappenlochschlucht gorge over a bridge and after another 650m a road branches off to the left uphill. Follow this road until you reach a saddle where you can park.
Return: Follow the path for 250m until you reach a crossroads. If you take the path to the left, you come to the Kobelache (KanguruJumpingCanyon). If you want to finish the tour, follow the other path, which later turns into a road back to Gütle. The most fit can now cycle up the steepest public road in Vorarlberg and pick up the car from the parking lot. (around 30 minutes depending on your motivation)

Müselbach: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Kobelache parkieren - Straße zum Zustieg ist gesperrt für normalen Verkehr.
Access: Freeway exit Dornbirn Süd and then continue in the direction of Gütle. It is best to leave a bike (or second car) at the inn in Gütle and continue by car in the direction of Ebnit. Cross the Rappenlochschlucht gorge over a bridge and after another 650m a road branches off to the left uphill. Follow this road until you reach a saddle where you can park.
Return: Follow the path for 250m until you reach a crossroads. If you take the path to the left, you come to the Kobelache (KanguruJumpingCanyon). If you want to finish the tour, follow the other path, which later turns into a road back to Gütle. The most fit can now cycle up the steepest public road in Vorarlberg and pick up the car from the parking lot. (around 30 minutes depending on your motivation)

Kobelache: Canyon Start
2026-01-31: All stands free of ice. Grödel currently still recommended.
2025-08-24: Rather high water level at 1.8 m3. In the lower part a wooden shack with red fixed ropes, which was quite helpful. Thanks for that! Otherwise all good, very nice!
Approach: Follow the road for about 80m until a forest road branches off to the left, which you follow to the bridge over the Kobelach.
Tour: Follow the stream at a leisurely pace until it cuts in completely unexpectedly. Here you rappel to the left, not slide. The pool is not deep enough. It goes down in a narrow area over several smaller jumps and a 12m rappel. After about 45 minutes, the terrain becomes more open again and you come to a large pool that actually invites you to jump. But be careful, it needs to be checked. It keeps silting up! When you reach the dam wall, you are at the exit of Merlin's World. Exit the path on the right via a metal ladder and follow the path downwards to a small bridge. (Alternatively, you can rappel from the metal ladder over the dam). Alternatively, exit to the left before the dam wall. Here you come to several fixed ropes in the forest and finally to the hiking trail in the direction of Amannsbrücke. As an extremely nice rappel, you can abseil approx. 25m out of the window of the bridge (rappel point set up) onto an elevation (on the right) and jump from there to the test or you can descend to the left before the bridge and back into the Kobelache. The bypass on the left is definitely a worthwhile alternative. Here you path into the lower part. Once again, you first follow the open stream until it suddenly narrows again. Pass under a bridge to reach the first higher jump, which is reached via a fixed rope on the left. This is immediately followed by the highest jump of the tour, but caution is advised here too. The pond is not at the same depth everywhere! Be sure to check the next two jumps (S6, S3) marked on the topographic view. After a C6, more open terrain with slides and smaller jumps follows again. You reach the highest rappel point at 25m, where you can rappel from various stands. The most obvious and most beautiful is to rappel directly through the water (left belay), the easiest from the far right in the dry (you have to climb up a bit over a rock. The belay is towards the valley, not visible from above. If there is a lot of water, rappel here dry). Then it gets tight again and you come to the grand finale: a 3m slide exits in a 5m free fall. You plop gently into a huge dark pool, wonderful! (Alternatively, you can jump from above the slide at approx. 14 m, but cross the stream at a height of approx. 2 m before the slide. There is an anchor for a rope traverse on the orographic left side).

Kobelache: Canyon End
2026-01-31: All stands free of ice. Grödel currently still recommended.
2025-08-24: Rather high water level at 1.8 m3. In the lower part a wooden shack with red fixed ropes, which was quite helpful. Thanks for that! Otherwise all good, very nice!
Return: You follow the stream for a short while until you can exit onto a path on the right side. This leads us directly back to the Gütle.

Kobelache: Parking at Exit
2026-01-31: All stands free of ice. Grödel currently still recommended.
2025-08-24: Rather high water level at 1.8 m3. In the lower part a wooden shack with red fixed ropes, which was quite helpful. Thanks for that! Otherwise all good, very nice!
Access: Freeway exit Dornbirn Süd and then continue in the direction of Gütle. It is best to leave a bike (or second car) at the inn in Gütle and continue by car in the direction of Ebnit. Cross the Rappenlochschlucht gorge over a bridge and after another 650m a road branches off to the left uphill. Follow this road until you reach a saddle where you can park.
Return: You follow the stream for a short while until you can exit onto a path on the right side. This leads us directly back to the Gütle.

Kobelache: Parking at Entry
Comment: Unten an der Brücke darf nicht mehr geparkt werden darf. Option die Flusslatscherei zu umgehen und direkt zum 1. Wasserfall zu gehen.
Return: You follow the stream for a short while until you can exit onto a path on the right side. This leads us directly back to the Gütle.

Rio Barbar: Canyon Start
Approach: First, as for Rio Lavarie: "From the car on the road back over the bridge. A few meters further, on the right, a track (barrier at the beginning) leads into the sparse forest. Walk this and it leads to the streambed exactly where the constriction begins." Here we cross the Rio Lavarie and climb up the far bank. We come across the indistinct remains of the old road here and follow it in an easterly direction. We cross two rivulets and follow the third down to Rio Barbar (entry).
Tour: After the boulder field, follow the mostly dry streambed for about 200m, then you come to the first pools that can be downclimbed or slid depending on the water depth. After a rappel from a tree on the right for about 5m, a rappel follows 20m to the right in a narrowing canyon. A short walking passages leads to a 3m jump and 2 more rappels (1x10m left from the tree and 1x15m right from the rock). After that comes a big clamping block and a short walking passages with 5m slide. On the next 5m rappel left follows a small rappel/downclimb of 3m which ends in a large pool (meeting with Rio Lavarie).

Rio Barbar: Canyon End
Return: Continuation in Rio Lavarie inevitable. See there!

Rio Barbar: Parking at Entry
Access: How to get to Rio Lavarie: "Leave the A 23 from Villach to Udine at the "Carnia" exit in the direction of Tolmezzo. After almost 1000 m and a traffic circle, you reach the SS 52, but do not follow it in the direction of Tolmezzo, but turn right onto it. Continue north-east for approx. 3200 m, then take the SS 13 and drive north-east (Chiusaforte, Tarvisio) for about 2 km until you reach the possibility to leave the SS 13 on the righthand side before the valley of the Rio Lavarie and park the lower vehicle on the old road. Take the second car back past the stores and the hotel in the direction of Udine. You will immediately come to the houses of Carnia. Here in the village, turn the car around and drive north again on the SS 13 until you can turn right (turning left from the original direction of travel is prohibited at this point). At the next T-junction, turn right and drive up the hairpin bends to Tugliezzo and continue straight on. The road makes a hairpin bend to the right and a few hundred meters further on you cross the Rio Lavarie. There is a parking area on the left shortly after the bridge."
Return: Continuation in Rio Lavarie inevitable. See there!

Rio Barbar: Parking at Exit
Access: How to get to Rio Lavarie: "Leave the A 23 from Villach to Udine at the "Carnia" exit in the direction of Tolmezzo. After almost 1000 m and a traffic circle, you reach the SS 52, but do not follow it in the direction of Tolmezzo, but turn right onto it. Continue north-east for approx. 3200 m, then take the SS 13 and drive north-east (Chiusaforte, Tarvisio) for about 2 km until you reach the possibility to leave the SS 13 on the righthand side before the valley of the Rio Lavarie and park the lower vehicle on the old road. Take the second car back past the stores and the hotel in the direction of Udine. You will immediately come to the houses of Carnia. Here in the village, turn the car around and drive north again on the SS 13 until you can turn right (turning left from the original direction of travel is prohibited at this point). At the next T-junction, turn right and drive up the hairpin bends to Tugliezzo and continue straight on. The road makes a hairpin bend to the right and a few hundred meters further on you cross the Rio Lavarie. There is a parking area on the left shortly after the bridge."
Return: Continuation in Rio Lavarie inevitable. See there!

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the trail on the left slightly downhill to the bridge (second possibility to check the water level) --> before the bridge (at the marker) --> follow the trail parallel on the orographic left side of the canyon and descend over a rope traverse into the canyon (560Hm).
Tour: The lower section of the gorge should not be climbed when the water level is high, as the abseils are twisted, slippery and mostly in the course of the water, slippery and mostly in the course of the water -- the first place is rappelled on the right over a fixed rope (stones in the pool) -- there follow some slippery rocks which are bypassed or rappelled --> below the Ponte Laù (bridge) comes the first aquatic rappel C18 on the right --> these two rappels are difficult to estimate from the belaystation> then a Mc + C24 r --> these two rappels are difficult to assess from the belaystation (but the pools are deep) --> if you have had enough after these two places, you can exit via the emergency exit --> after small downclimbs there are 2 slides, both of which are approx. 7-8m --> another climbing spot and a shallow slide of approx. 6m --> the next spot of approx. 18m can be rappelled or jumped (!!!danger of slipping when jumping) --> after the big pool there is a walking and downclimb up to a big boulder --> at this boulder there is a drilling hook where you rappel the first person about 10m through the chute to the left side of the belaystation (!slippery) --> from the belaystation you continue through the "S" into the pool (the last part can also be slid) --> after that there is a rope traverse on the left and the highest point --> the rappel C40 and C38 are on the left and rather out of the water --> after the final waterfall there are some slippery stones and rocks that have to be avoided or rappelled --> after a few minutes you reach the bridge --> exit at approx. 380Hm.

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: The more pleasant exit over the embankment is right after the 2nd bridge --> now it is only a short distance back to the parking lot

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: From Biasca ri Malvaglia/ Motto (Val di Blenio) --> at the 2nd entrance turn right into the village of Malvaglia Chiesa --> continue left over several thresholds (approx. 700m) until you reach a junction --> go straight on here until you reach the bridge --> park on the orographic right-hand side --> the water level can be determined to a limited extent at the lower bridge --> return with the 2nd car immediately left up to Pontirone --> after several serpentines park on the right-hand side. park the shuttle car on the right --> the water level can be determined at the lower bridge --> take the 2nd car back and immediately left up to Pontirone --> after several hairpin bends you come to Tagnugna and a sharp hairpin bend on the right where the hiking sign for Ponte Lau 300m (approx. 590meters) --> there is a small parking lot on the right side of the road (3 cars). Alternatively, you can also hike up orographically without a second car at Orino via the "Ponte Laù" hiking trail (approx. 1h).
Return: The more pleasant exit over the embankment is right after the 2nd bridge --> now it is only a short distance back to the parking lot

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Biasca ri Malvaglia/ Motto (Val di Blenio) --> at the 2nd entrance turn right into the village of Malvaglia Chiesa --> continue left over several thresholds (approx. 700m) until you reach a junction --> go straight on here until you reach the bridge --> park on the orographic right-hand side --> the water level can be determined to a limited extent at the lower bridge --> return with the 2nd car immediately left up to Pontirone --> after several serpentines park on the right-hand side. park the shuttle car on the right --> the water level can be determined at the lower bridge --> take the 2nd car back and immediately left up to Pontirone --> after several hairpin bends you come to Tagnugna and a sharp hairpin bend on the right where the hiking sign for Ponte Lau 300m (approx. 590meters) --> there is a small parking lot on the right side of the road (3 cars). Alternatively, you can also hike up orographically without a second car at Orino via the "Ponte Laù" hiking trail (approx. 1h).
Return: The more pleasant exit over the embankment is right after the 2nd bridge --> now it is only a short distance back to the parking lot

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Malvaglia - Orino (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint1

Rindbachkaskaden: Canyon Start
Approach: from the forest road barrier upstream to the hiking trail that leads over a bridge over the stream; from there you can see into the canyon; continue until you can descend to the stream
Tour: I haven't been there yet, but it's probably more of a short canyon with some nice pools for jumping; I've seen abseiling points from above! In any case, take spits etc. with you, as the condition is unknown!

Wörschachklamm: Canyon Start
Approach: Climb the hiking trail from the Klamm parking lot. If you are not there very early, you have to pay 2.60 euros entrance fee. Continue along the path until you reach the upper exit of the canyon. Here is the entry.
Tour: The route is certainly not problematic. The pools are not particularly deep, but there is enough water. The rappel is about 10 m high, in between there are beautiful narrows and glacier mills to admire.

Wörschachklamm: Canyon End
Return: Like access.

Wörschachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: After Liezen in the Enns Valley continue west. the 2nd place is Wörschach. The gorge is signposted.
Return: Like access.

Volkernotgraben: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Unfortunately, all the pools were completely covered in gravel (except for the small pools directly in front of the last waterfall), so you could neither slide nor jump. Not a particularly enjoyable e...
2025-07-23: Entry with Mauer 50m walk 1 - Chain anchor right: 10m or downclimb 20m walk 2 - Chain anchor right: 6m or downclimb 10m 3 - Chain anchor right: 4m + 8m or downclimb 5 pools in a row 50m walk 4...
2025-07-06: 2nd tour of the day before the thunderstorms arrive. The canyon is well cleaned, belays are new and very plentiful. Unfortunately hardly any water flow, but the rock was not slippery except for the la...
Approach: Always follow the forest road. This initially runs alongside the stream and then turns left after 500m up the slope. Alternatively, you can continue straight ahead (sign "Wasserfallrundweg"), after 50m (sign "Kreuzmauer") follow the path steeply uphill to the left until you reach the forest road again. At the next hairpin bend in the forest road, you can take a shortcut to the right along a steep path past a wayside shrine. Then flat through two tunnels, and then right along a forest road to the water extraction point. Climb in below the water extraction point.
Tour: Relatively open, sunny rocky gorge in the dolomite. The dam above takes almost all the water in summer. Very good and plentiful protection (chain anchors and bolts with fixed carabiners). In the upper part there are many small abseils and possibly small slides. When the canyon opens up, a short walking passages before a series of slides up to 2.5m leads to the final waterfall - a beautiful 25m waterfall with an audience. Entry at Mauer 50m walk 1 - Chain anchor on the right: 10m or downclimb 20m walk 2 - Chain anchor right: 6m or downclimb 10m 3 - Chain anchor right: 4m + 8m or downclimb 5 pools in a row 50m walk 4 - 1 BH Right: 7m + 4m or downclimb 10m walk 5 - 1 bar old right + chain anchor left: 6m 20m Walk 6 - 1 BH left 18m + 1 bail old right: 15m 150m walking/climbing 7 -chain anchor left and 1 old bra: 8m 60m walk 8 - old hanger left + 1 old bra: 8m 40m walking/climbing 9 - 1 bra left and underwire right: 5m 200m walk Bypass right 6x pools 10 - Chain anchor right: 25m

Volkernotgraben: Parking at Entry
2025-08-31: Unfortunately, all the pools were completely covered in gravel (except for the small pools directly in front of the last waterfall), so you could neither slide nor jump. Not a particularly enjoyable e...
2025-07-23: Entry with Mauer 50m walk 1 - Chain anchor right: 10m or downclimb 20m walk 2 - Chain anchor right: 6m or downclimb 10m 3 - Chain anchor right: 4m + 8m or downclimb 5 pools in a row 50m walk 4...
2025-07-06: 2nd tour of the day before the thunderstorms arrive. The canyon is well cleaned, belays are new and very plentiful. Unfortunately hardly any water flow, but the rock was not slippery except for the la...
Access: Hall /Mühlau, follow the road to the Sankt Benedikt youth center. Directly after this is a small parking lot, from here driving is prohibited.
Return: Follow the hiking trail on the right after the exit back to the parking lot (10 min.)

Volkernotgraben: Canyon End
2025-08-31: Unfortunately, all the pools were completely covered in gravel (except for the small pools directly in front of the last waterfall), so you could neither slide nor jump. Not a particularly enjoyable e...
2025-07-23: Entry with Mauer 50m walk 1 - Chain anchor right: 10m or downclimb 20m walk 2 - Chain anchor right: 6m or downclimb 10m 3 - Chain anchor right: 4m + 8m or downclimb 5 pools in a row 50m walk 4...
2025-07-06: 2nd tour of the day before the thunderstorms arrive. The canyon is well cleaned, belays are new and very plentiful. Unfortunately hardly any water flow, but the rock was not slippery except for the la...
Return: Follow the hiking trail on the right after the exit back to the parking lot (10 min.)

Kösselfall: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly by the bridge into the stream

Kösselfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: kleiner Parkplatz beim Einstieg
Access: Coming from Ischl direction Schwarzensee, at the bridge over the Rußbach there is a small parking bay afterwards
Return: Back across the road

Kösselfall: Canyon End
Return: Back across the road

Nixenfall: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road to its exit, cross the streambed of the Weißenbach and reach a forest road. Follow this to the right (west) until you reach a small wooden hut where a cart track branches off to the left (south). Follow this path until you reach a signpost. Now you can either visit the final waterfall by following the path in the direction of the Nixenfall, or you can go directly to the entry in the direction of the Eibenberg. If you want to go straight to the entry, follow the ascending path until you reach a bridge where the entry is located.
Tour: The first small waterfall is immediately downclimbed orographically left. The second step leads to a blockage and the next pools. These must be bypassed on the left over the steep meadow, laborious and not without danger. Then you reach the first abseiling point. The next steps are again bypassed on the left and after a short hike and a small step, you reach the high point of the canyon. The Nixenfall is best rappelled in two stages, whereby the last belay directly in the waterfall is not to be used as an intermediate belay. Usually there is also a lot of tourists visiting the waterfall (and the canyoneers).

Nixenfall: Canyon End
Return: Follow the trail downstream and turn left at the signpost and return to the signpost you passed at the access. From here, follow the access path back to the car.

Nixenfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: By car on the Westautobahn exit at Regau, just before Bad Ischl a road branches off in the direction of Weißenbach am Attersee. Follow this road until after about 8km on the left side of the road (just before the quarry) a forest road branches off. On the opposite side of the road there are some parking possibilities.
Return: Follow the trail downstream and turn left at the signpost and return to the signpost you passed at the access. From here, follow the access path back to the car.

Rio Di Bueda: Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Replaced some ropes at the belays and drilled 5 new anchors. Nevertheless, you should always have at least one emergency drilling set with you, because the rock quality is very poor, especially on the...
2024-08-04: Most of the anchors are outdated but still usable as the abseiling points have been double or triple drilled. However, emergency equipment (+ slings) is recommended. From the Römerbrücke bridge onward...
Approach: Follow the forest road slightly downhill to the stream. Entry just before the small bridge on the left at approx. 800m. (You could also descend steeply through the forest to the stream beforehand during access and thus save yourself some walking terrain in the streambed).
Tour: This rather rarely done tour begins with a (approx. 20-minute) river walk including small downclimbs before you reach the first of 11 abseils. Between the beautiful abseils (max. 20m) there are some slides, jumps and downclimbs with lots of walking terrain. The canyon is partly equipped with old bolts/slings (so pack some emergency equipment!). In the lower part, a hiking trail crosses the canyon via a Roman bridge. You could break off the tour here, but the path leads somewhat laboriously up to the road. After that, there are a few nice steps and an old water drainage that leads to the last artificial steps.

Rio Di Bueda: Parking at Exit
2026-02-21: Replaced some ropes at the belays and drilled 5 new anchors. Nevertheless, you should always have at least one emergency drilling set with you, because the rock quality is very poor, especially on the...
2024-08-04: Most of the anchors are outdated but still usable as the abseiling points have been double or triple drilled. However, emergency equipment (+ slings) is recommended. From the Römerbrücke bridge onward...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit an der Brücke über den Rio di Bueda
Access: From Tolmezzo drive north to Zuglio. In Zuglio, turn right and drive towards Fielis. Immediately after the bridge over the Rio di Bueda, park your shuttle car on the left. Then take the second car and follow the mountain road for 3.5 km to Fielis. You can park just after the village sign where a forest road (no driving) branches off to the left. (Hiking up via hiking trail possible approx. 1 hour)
Return: The last artificial steps are bypassed on the orographic right-hand side via an overgrown path. The path soon leads to the parking lot/bridge. Alternatively, you can rappel back down into the stream from the old railings and walk to the bridge.

Rio Di Bueda: Parking at Entry
2026-02-21: Replaced some ropes at the belays and drilled 5 new anchors. Nevertheless, you should always have at least one emergency drilling set with you, because the rock quality is very poor, especially on the...
2024-08-04: Most of the anchors are outdated but still usable as the abseiling points have been double or triple drilled. However, emergency equipment (+ slings) is recommended. From the Römerbrücke bridge onward...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für 1 Auto an der Abzweigung der Sandstrasse
Access: From Tolmezzo drive north to Zuglio. In Zuglio, turn right and drive towards Fielis. Immediately after the bridge over the Rio di Bueda, park your shuttle car on the left. Then take the second car and follow the mountain road for 3.5 km to Fielis. You can park just after the village sign where a forest road (no driving) branches off to the left. (Hiking up via hiking trail possible approx. 1 hour)
Return: The last artificial steps are bypassed on the orographic right-hand side via an overgrown path. The path soon leads to the parking lot/bridge. Alternatively, you can rappel back down into the stream from the old railings and walk to the bridge.

Rio Di Bueda: Canyon End
Return: The last artificial steps are bypassed on the orographic right-hand side via an overgrown path. The path soon leads to the parking lot/bridge. Alternatively, you can rappel back down into the stream from the old railings and walk to the bridge.

Tatzlwurm: Canyon Start
2026-01-24: An extra star as a winter canyon. Great ice formations, all stands easily accessible despite icing.
2026-01-18: Icy but beautiful!
2025-06-06: Climbed in the afternoon together with Gitti and Arthur. At the first rappel on the right, two bolts are sticking out of the unfinished rope protector, slightly damaging the rope. Water level for asce...
Approach: The entry is only 2 minutes below the hikers' parking lot and is reached via the gravel path. The water level can be checked from the upper bridge, which runs directly above the uppermost pool.
Tour: At the first rappel you have a choice: either right (climbing a little upwards) next to the watercourse or left in the lower part of the rappel a short piece through the rappel.A small step follows and the next higher rappel, which goes down at the edge of the rappel. At the left edge of the next pool, you can climb up to a jump using iron steps and fixed ropes. After the next step follows an inclined rope, where the beam cannot be avoided. Supposedly, slides are also possible here (not verified). Watch out for the backsuck at the exit.

Tatzlwurm: Canyon End
2026-01-24: An extra star as a winter canyon. Great ice formations, all stands easily accessible despite icing.
2026-01-18: Icy but beautiful!
2025-06-06: Climbed in the afternoon together with Gitti and Arthur. At the first rappel on the right, two bolts are sticking out of the unfinished rope protector, slightly damaging the rope. Water level for asce...
Return: After the last rappel in the streambed only about 20m further down, and still before the dam left through the forest over a steep inconspicuous path on the hiking trail to the lower bridge (5 min). Here turn right to the large hiking trail above the hotel, which leads us in 5 min past the upper bridge back to the parking lot. You should not continue in the streambed, as this leads through the hotel complex and private land and there are always problems with residents.

Tatzlwurm: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-24: An extra star as a winter canyon. Great ice formations, all stands easily accessible despite icing.
2026-01-18: Icy but beautiful!
2025-06-06: Climbed in the afternoon together with Gitti and Arthur. At the first rappel on the right, two bolts are sticking out of the unfinished rope protector, slightly damaging the rope. Water level for asce...
Access: Leave the Inntalautobahn A93 (Rosenheim-Kufstein) at the Oberaudorf exit (about 5 km before the German-Austrian border at Kufstein) and drive into the village of Oberaudorf. In the village, first take the St2089 in a westerly direction, then the road bends to the north. Continue north on Rosenheimerstraße (St2089) for 150m, then turn left onto Bad-Trißl-Straße in the direction of Tatzelwurm, Sudelfeld, Bayrischzell. After a further 2.1 km we come to Tatzelwurmstraße in the hamlet of Fischbach. Turn left here and continue for another 6.4 km on a winding, narrow road past the "Feuriger Tatzelwurm" hotel. Take the left fork ("Sudelfeld") and after approx. 200m turn left into an inconspicuous driveway (yellow signs) to the large hikers' parking lot (2023: 3€/day). Park your car here. You should not take the lower parking lot and walk to the car in the streambed, as this leads through the hotel grounds and private property and always causes problems for local residents. There are also checks to see if the parking fee has been paid, so it's better to pay!
Return: After the last rappel in the streambed only about 20m further down, and still before the dam left through the forest over a steep inconspicuous path on the hiking trail to the lower bridge (5 min). Here turn right to the large hiking trail above the hotel, which leads us in 5 min past the upper bridge back to the parking lot. You should not continue in the streambed, as this leads through the hotel complex and private land and there are always problems with residents.

Tatzlwurm: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: High water flow, which can lead to life-threatening backwaters or flushing of the canyonists on slight ascents!

Tatzlwurm: Waterlevel Checkpoint1
Hydrology: High water flow, which can lead to life-threatening backwaters or flushing of the canyonists on slight ascents!

Cramassouri: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: The canyon is closed from 12.9 onwards but we went in anyway. Very very easy but beautiful. We did it in 45minutes. Not worth the drive but worth doing if you are in the area. New path from river up i...
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Approach: We now follow the newly created path, starting about 200m before (below) the hairpin bend, down to Cramassouri. Alternatively - with only one car - you can also reach the entry from the parking lot at the exit via a beautifully laid out path in about 30 minutes. You cross the Tinée above the Cramassouri tributary. A path begins there and joins the access road a few 100m below the parking entry.
Tour: Many slides in an increasingly narrow canyon. Jumps also possible. Highlight a 10m slide at the exit of the tour.

Cramassouri: Parking at Exit
2025-09-29: The canyon is closed from 12.9 onwards but we went in anyway. Very very easy but beautiful. We did it in 45minutes. Not worth the drive but worth doing if you are in the area. New path from river up i...
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cramassouri (Quelle:
Access: From Nice on the N 202 along the Var river for 32 km northwards. Then we turn off into the Vallée de Tinée, driving along the M 2205 in the valley towards La Tour sur Tinée. After 3.4 km from N 202, you can see the mouth of the Cramassouri from the opposite side of the river. Park the lower car here. Continue with the second car for 1.2 km on the M 2205, then turn right onto the M 32 towards La Tour. Continue uphill for almost 3 km until you reach a hairpin bend. Park the second car there.
Return: After reaching the Tinée through the river and beyond up to the car - or back to the parking entry on the path described at the access.

Cramassouri: Parking at Entry
2025-09-29: The canyon is closed from 12.9 onwards but we went in anyway. Very very easy but beautiful. We did it in 45minutes. Not worth the drive but worth doing if you are in the area. New path from river up i...
Access: From Nice on the N 202 along the Var river for 32 km northwards. Then we turn off into the Vallée de Tinée, driving along the M 2205 in the valley towards La Tour sur Tinée. After 3.4 km from N 202, you can see the mouth of the Cramassouri from the opposite side of the river. Park the lower car here. Continue with the second car for 1.2 km on the M 2205, then turn right onto the M 32 towards La Tour. Continue uphill for almost 3 km until you reach a hairpin bend. Park the second car there.
Return: After reaching the Tinée through the river and beyond up to the car - or back to the parking entry on the path described at the access.

Cramassouri: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Tinée through the river and beyond up to the car - or back to the parking entry on the path described at the access.

Cramassouri: Waypoint
Comment: Start des Rückwegs ohne Tinée überquerung
Approach: We now follow the newly created path, starting about 200m before (below) the hairpin bend, down to Cramassouri. Alternatively - with only one car - you can also reach the entry from the parking lot at the exit via a beautifully laid out path in about 30 minutes. You cross the Tinée above the Cramassouri tributary. A path begins there and joins the access road a few 100m below the parking entry.

Fischbach zur Isar: Canyon Start
Approach: From said bridge 500m on the road in a westerly direction (Wallgau), then turn right onto a forest track. On this almost 100 meters uphill, then in the long left turn right onto a forest road. After a few meters this forest road crosses a (orographic right) side stream of the Fischbach and about 500 m further another side stream. About 50 m after this second side stream, we look for a descent into the Fischbach in an easterly direction.
Tour: We walk, slide and climb down the stream channel. Smaller rappels are made from the tree. After about 35-40 min. we pass the second tributary from the right and arrive at the beginning of the more interesting part with a loose succession of smaller rappels down to the road bridge.

Fischbach zur Isar: Canyon End
Return: Exit below the road bridge and up to the car.

Fischbach zur Isar: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Either from the Sylvensteinsee on the B 307 via Fall to Vorderriss (7.8 km from Fall) and then another 5.2 km on the German Alpine Road (toll from Vorderriss) or from Wallgau on the B 11 (also toll) in an easterly direction 7.6 km (from the B 11 junction) we come to the bridge over the Fischbach. On the northeast side of the bridge we see a small cross with the inscription "Peter Kozlowski". Here we park the car.
Return: Exit below the road bridge and up to the car.

Fischbach zur Isar: Waypoint
Comment: depart d\'approche par la piste (descente)
Approach: From said bridge 500m on the road in a westerly direction (Wallgau), then turn right onto a forest track. On this almost 100 meters uphill, then in the long left turn right onto a forest road. After a few meters this forest road crosses a (orographic right) side stream of the Fischbach and about 500 m further another side stream. About 50 m after this second side stream, we look for a descent into the Fischbach in an easterly direction.

Fischbach zur Isar: Waypoint1
Comment: descendre vers le lit du ravin (descente)
Approach: From said bridge 500m on the road in a westerly direction (Wallgau), then turn right onto a forest track. On this almost 100 meters uphill, then in the long left turn right onto a forest road. After a few meters this forest road crosses a (orographic right) side stream of the Fischbach and about 500 m further another side stream. About 50 m after this second side stream, we look for a descent into the Fischbach in an easterly direction.

Gießenbach/Oberau: Canyon Start
2023-06-18: Only a few hooks still turned over, but securing basically fine. Parking at the top costs 6 euros for whole day and 4 euros for 4 hours (is controlled). Water throughput as usual pretty poor.
Comment: Abseilen vom Wasserableitungsbauwerk
Approach: Short variant (to the lower entry about 15 min.):\nFrom the parking lot about 100 m back on the B 23 to the last bend. In the bend, a forest path branches off to the right (south). After a few meters it branches. Take the left path and follow it downhill. It approaches the Giessenbach stream. Later, a path leads along the Gießenbach on the orographic left side slightly uphill and finally reaches a dam where the upper Gießenbach is diverted into a gallery. Here or shortly below the dam is the entry to the short variant.\n \nLonger variant with additional river walk (to the upper entry approx. 25 min.):\nAt the top of the parking lot, follow the forest road up to the south, a little later to the southeast in the direction of Roßalm. After a short ascent, the trail continues southwest after a right turn and becomes horizontal. After a good kilometer, the trail almost reaches the streambed and you can easily descend into the streambed.
Tour: In the long version (2.5-3 hours in total), the Gießenbach is a scenic "gravel traverser" with a few short downclimb and, if necessary, downclimb sections.\nOn reaching the dam and the resulting water drainage, the short version begins. The lower part is a short rappel canyon with a very low water flow, which is especially suitable for beginners (none of the 9 rappels is higher than 15m) and which can also be done in passing. It is low-risk, because there are always exit possibilities (to the left). Wantonly destroyed belays indicate a conflict with the fishing rights holder (?). The canyon is located in the nature reserve Ammergebirge, the largest NSG in Bavaria.

Gießenbach/Oberau: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-18: Only a few hooks still turned over, but securing basically fine. Parking at the top costs 6 euros for whole day and 4 euros for 4 hours (is controlled). Water throughput as usual pretty poor.
Comment: wenn man von unten anläuft oder bei Umsetzung
Access: From the B 2 between Eschenlohe and Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Oberau at the southern end of the village turn west onto the B 23 in the direction of Ettal, Oberammergau. The road rises continuously after the village and reaches the Ettaler Sattel (altitude 880 m) after about 3.5 km behind a long left-hand bend and the following right-hand bend. Park your car here.
Return: At an old dam you reach the bottom of the valley at about 710 m altitude. Now follow the path downstream, you will see a streambed on the opposite bank and after about 200 meters you cross over to the path on the other bank (not the path to the streambed!), where it runs level with the streambed. Follow this so-called Kienbergweg uphill, reach the old Kienbergstraße and later (just before the left turn) the B 23. After the following right turn you are back at the starting point. You can also start the tour from down here (park your car at the stream in Oberau) and then turn left from the Kienbergweg onto a grassy forest path. This mutates into a path that heads for the dam and thus leads us to the entry,

Gießenbach/Oberau: Parking Entry and Exit1
2023-06-18: Only a few hooks still turned over, but securing basically fine. Parking at the top costs 6 euros for whole day and 4 euros for 4 hours (is controlled). Water throughput as usual pretty poor.
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustig von oben
Access: From the B 2 between Eschenlohe and Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Oberau at the southern end of the village turn west onto the B 23 in the direction of Ettal, Oberammergau. The road rises continuously after the village and reaches the Ettaler Sattel (altitude 880 m) after about 3.5 km behind a long left-hand bend and the following right-hand bend. Park your car here.
Return: At an old dam you reach the bottom of the valley at about 710 m altitude. Now follow the path downstream, you will see a streambed on the opposite bank and after about 200 meters you cross over to the path on the other bank (not the path to the streambed!), where it runs level with the streambed. Follow this so-called Kienbergweg uphill, reach the old Kienbergstraße and later (just before the left turn) the B 23. After the following right turn you are back at the starting point. You can also start the tour from down here (park your car at the stream in Oberau) and then turn left from the Kienbergweg onto a grassy forest path. This mutates into a path that heads for the dam and thus leads us to the entry,

Gießenbach/Oberau: Canyon End
Comment: bei der Betonmauer rechts hinunter
Return: At an old dam you reach the bottom of the valley at about 710 m altitude. Now follow the path downstream, you will see a streambed on the opposite bank and after about 200 meters you cross over to the path on the other bank (not the path to the streambed!), where it runs level with the streambed. Follow this so-called Kienbergweg uphill, reach the old Kienbergstraße and later (just before the left turn) the B 23. After the following right turn you are back at the starting point. You can also start the tour from down here (park your car at the stream in Oberau) and then turn left from the Kienbergweg onto a grassy forest path. This mutates into a path that heads for the dam and thus leads us to the entry,

Gießenbach/Oberau: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: auf Steig in den Bachgrund unterhal der Wasserableitung
Approach: Short variant (to the lower entry about 15 min.):\nFrom the parking lot about 100 m back on the B 23 to the last bend. In the bend, a forest path branches off to the right (south). After a few meters it branches. Take the left path and follow it downhill. It approaches the Giessenbach stream. Later, a path leads along the Gießenbach on the orographic left side slightly uphill and finally reaches a dam where the upper Gießenbach is diverted into a gallery. Here or shortly below the dam is the entry to the short variant.\n \nLonger variant with additional river walk (to the upper entry approx. 25 min.):\nAt the top of the parking lot, follow the forest road up to the south, a little later to the southeast in the direction of Roßalm. After a short ascent, the trail continues southwest after a right turn and becomes horizontal. After a good kilometer, the trail almost reaches the streambed and you can easily descend into the streambed.
Tour: In the long version (2.5-3 hours in total), the Gießenbach is a scenic "gravel traverser" with a few short downclimb and, if necessary, downclimb sections.\nOn reaching the dam and the resulting water drainage, the short version begins. The lower part is a short rappel canyon with a very low water flow, which is especially suitable for beginners (none of the 9 rappels is higher than 15m) and which can also be done in passing. It is low-risk, because there are always exit possibilities (to the left). Wantonly destroyed belays indicate a conflict with the fishing rights holder (?). The canyon is located in the nature reserve Ammergebirge, the largest NSG in Bavaria.

Tersolbach superior: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tersolbach Une descente alpine fantastique, dont l'approche en montagne est déjà inspirante. Malheureusement, le rocher est très glissant par...
2025-10-12: Extremely slippery, lots of water contact. Mainly single pitons, mostly in good condition. Due to the amount of water and the slippery surface on the rock, we had to improvise at times, e.g. human anc...
2025-07-12: All stands available and in good condition.
Approach: Here we take the mountain path (blue-white marking) towards Pizol (2844m) and the alp of the same name, which goes up the orographic. right slope of the Tersolbach. At 1380m we pass the water diversion where we will get off after the descent. Here we can judge the water flow in the Tersol. After a good hour we come to an open high valley above the gorge and here we enter the stream.
Tour: There are about 25 rappel ahead of us. Partly in the stream of a mostly decent water flow, but without slides and possible jumps. After the canyon opens, we come to the water drainage, where we exit to the right onto the approach trail.

Tersolbach superior: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tersolbach Une descente alpine fantastique, dont l'approche en montagne est déjà inspirante. Malheureusement, le rocher est très glissant par...
2025-10-12: Extremely slippery, lots of water contact. Mainly single pitons, mostly in good condition. Due to the amount of water and the slippery surface on the rock, we had to improvise at times, e.g. human anc...
2025-07-12: All stands available and in good condition.
Return: Down the ascent path to the car.

Tersolbach superior: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tersolbach Une descente alpine fantastique, dont l'approche en montagne est déjà inspirante. Malheureusement, le rocher est très glissant par...
2025-10-12: Extremely slippery, lots of water contact. Mainly single pitons, mostly in good condition. Due to the amount of water and the slippery surface on the rock, we had to improvise at times, e.g. human anc...
2025-07-12: All stands available and in good condition.
Access: We leave the A12 (Sargans-Chur) via the Bad Ragaz exit, drive through the center of Ragaz up to Pfäfers and into the Val Tamina. Passing the reservoir, we come to the village of Vättis. Here we turn right and head west into the Calfeisen valley and towards St. Martin to the Gigerwald reservoir. 4.2 km after the center of Vättis and past the Gigerwald restaurant, we come to a left-hand serpentine (about 700m before reaching the top of the dam). We park our car here.
Return: Down the ascent path to the car.

Schwarzbach (Bruneck): Canyon Start
Approach: Drive through the Ahrntal valley in the direction of Luttach. When you arrive in Oberluttach, you will find the village of 'Moar zu Pirk' on the left-hand side, near the Hotel Post. From here, drive 500 meters upstream on the right orographic side of the stream towards Brunnberg until you reach a bridge over the Schwarzbach where you can park your car. See: * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/schwarzbach and *
Tour: 5 - 7 rappel, see * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/schwarzbach and * and the topos

Schwarzbach (Bruneck): Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, follow trail no. 26 back to the car. see: * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/schwarzbach and *

Schwarzbach (Bruneck): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see: * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/schwarzbach and * and the directions in the photo gallery
Return: After the last rappel, follow trail no. 26 back to the car. see: * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/schwarzbach and *

Val dei Burt: Canyon Start
2024-08-01: All good. Access only the last 400m of the traverse a bit wild, otherwise good path.
Approach: Follow the marked nature trail into Valle Falcina. After about 15 minutes you cross two streams before the path becomes a little steeper again. At the exit of this ascent, an initially inconspicuous path branches off to the right (N 46.1626809 E 12.0492249). Follow this path upwards over the wooded ridge, the path is always clearly visible. Stay right at the first fork in the path, then left uphill at the second fork. A long, ascending traverse begins. When you reach a dry streambed, follow it briefly uphill before cairns lead you back to the left. The path remains clearly visible here too, but likes to hide in the high grass in the open terrain. Continue ascending across, below a high rock face a very inconspicuous path branches off to the left (two red dots, possibly the emergency exit), keep right here and ascend in many hairpin bends to an old hunter's shelter. Continue left over a watercourse and cross less steeply high above the valley floor. After crossing a dry streambed, you reach a larger tributary. Cross this and follow the path, which is poorly visible from here, for about 50m to a ridge covered in mountain pines. Here (N 46.1651739, E 12.0286065) you cross to the left, the hunters path we have followed so far leads straight ahead up the slope. From here, there are hardly any traces of the trail, the path can only be found by following the many cut marks on branches/lathe and a few cairns. First cross briefly, then descend very steeply for 20 m through an earthy chute before reaching another long crossing via a short rocky ledge. You cross a stream below a beautiful waterfall, ascend very steeply for a short time on the opposite bank before a final, partially exposed traverse leads to the valley floor. You reach the stream below a small gorge with several waterfalls. Do not descend too early, as the stream quickly cuts deep into the valley. The access path is marked on the OSM.
Tour: Waterfall steps up to 45m in a beautiful canyon without gravel or boulder climbing, after 3/4 of the tour escape possibility to the left (cairns). Unfortunately, the canyon becomes less attractive in the last quarter of the tour. The protection is good in the upper three quarters, in the lower part it is mainly block slings. * Downclimb 3m, slippery * C 5m: anchors on the right * small slides * C 4m: rope sling left (under grass) * C 14m: anchor right, possibly jumpable * C 30m: 2 anchors on the right * C 18m: Rope sling around tree on the right * C 13m: anchor right * C 3m: anchor right * C 28m: 2 anchors right * C 5m: anchor right * C 4m: anchor right * C 40m: 2 anchors right * C 4 + 11m: anchor left, climb over the clamping block * 2 jumps up to 4m * short walking passages * C 22m: 2 anchors left * C 37m: 2 anchors left * C 16m: anchor left * C 12m: anchor left * short walking passages, at the exit escape route left * C 18m: 2 anchors left * C 10m: anchor right * From here on, the rock layers are more vertical and there are many boulders in the streambed. Lots of downclimbing, and three rappels, the first two from chockstone slings, the last from an anchor on the left side

Val dei Burt: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-01: All good. Access only the last 400m of the traverse a bit wild, otherwise good path.
Comment: Parkplatz Pian Falcina
Access: SS203 from Belluno Ri. Agordo, at Ponte Mas turn left towards "Valle del Mis". After a few tunnels and a bridge, park at the Pian Falcina restaurant.
Return: Follow the marked hiking trail with just under 100m of counter ascent back to the parking lot.

Val dei Burt: Canyon End
2024-08-01: All good. Access only the last 400m of the traverse a bit wild, otherwise good path.
Return: Follow the marked hiking trail with just under 100m of counter ascent back to the parking lot.

Val dei Burt: Waypoint
Comment: 1. Abzweigung Steig
Approach: Follow the marked nature trail into Valle Falcina. After about 15 minutes you cross two streams before the path becomes a little steeper again. At the exit of this ascent, an initially inconspicuous path branches off to the right (N 46.1626809 E 12.0492249). Follow this path upwards over the wooded ridge, the path is always clearly visible. Stay right at the first fork in the path, then left uphill at the second fork. A long, ascending traverse begins. When you reach a dry streambed, follow it briefly uphill before cairns lead you back to the left. The path remains clearly visible here too, but likes to hide in the high grass in the open terrain. Continue ascending across, below a high rock face a very inconspicuous path branches off to the left (two red dots, possibly the emergency exit), keep right here and ascend in many hairpin bends to an old hunter's shelter. Continue left over a watercourse and cross less steeply high above the valley floor. After crossing a dry streambed, you reach a larger tributary. Cross this and follow the path, which is poorly visible from here, for about 50m to a ridge covered in mountain pines. Here (N 46.1651739, E 12.0286065) you cross to the left, the hunters path we have followed so far leads straight ahead up the slope. From here, there are hardly any traces of the trail, the path can only be found by following the many cut marks on branches/lathe and a few cairns. First cross briefly, then descend very steeply for 20 m through an earthy chute before reaching another long crossing via a short rocky ledge. You cross a stream below a beautiful waterfall, ascend very steeply for a short time on the opposite bank before a final, partially exposed traverse leads to the valley floor. You reach the stream below a small gorge with several waterfalls. Do not descend too early, as the stream quickly cuts deep into the valley. The access path is marked on the OSM.

Val dei Burt: Waypoint1
Comment: Querung nach links
Approach: Follow the marked nature trail into Valle Falcina. After about 15 minutes you cross two streams before the path becomes a little steeper again. At the exit of this ascent, an initially inconspicuous path branches off to the right (N 46.1626809 E 12.0492249). Follow this path upwards over the wooded ridge, the path is always clearly visible. Stay right at the first fork in the path, then left uphill at the second fork. A long, ascending traverse begins. When you reach a dry streambed, follow it briefly uphill before cairns lead you back to the left. The path remains clearly visible here too, but likes to hide in the high grass in the open terrain. Continue ascending across, below a high rock face a very inconspicuous path branches off to the left (two red dots, possibly the emergency exit), keep right here and ascend in many hairpin bends to an old hunter's shelter. Continue left over a watercourse and cross less steeply high above the valley floor. After crossing a dry streambed, you reach a larger tributary. Cross this and follow the path, which is poorly visible from here, for about 50m to a ridge covered in mountain pines. Here (N 46.1651739, E 12.0286065) you cross to the left, the hunters path we have followed so far leads straight ahead up the slope. From here, there are hardly any traces of the trail, the path can only be found by following the many cut marks on branches/lathe and a few cairns. First cross briefly, then descend very steeply for 20 m through an earthy chute before reaching another long crossing via a short rocky ledge. You cross a stream below a beautiful waterfall, ascend very steeply for a short time on the opposite bank before a final, partially exposed traverse leads to the valley floor. You reach the stream below a small gorge with several waterfalls. Do not descend too early, as the stream quickly cuts deep into the valley. The access path is marked on the OSM.

Larga: Canyon Start
Approach: see photo gallery "Overall situation aerial view" and "Sketch"\nThe approach route from P1 in Val Larga red to the entry E. Descent in blue to the exit A. Then you go up without a path in the streambed or on the edge of the Varrone until you can exit on the first crossing path on the left.\nYellow is an access possibility from Tremenico without shuttle. It has not been verified whether this path, which is not shown on any map, still exists or in what condition it is.
Tour: From P1 pathless next to or in the stream of Val Larga to the entry . Several times must be rappel.\nIn the canyon itself about 14 rappel, the higher from 20m immediately before and then after the inflow of the Torrente from the Valle dell'Orso.\nWhen from the right the Torrente Varrone enters, the exit is over.

Larga: Canyon End
Return: On the way back, go up without a path in or next to the Varrone (brown/red) until you can get off on a crossing path to the left. Follow the path up to Tremenico.

Larga: Parking at Entry
Access: see photo gallery "Approach" and "Implementation
Return: On the way back, go up without a path in or next to the Varrone (brown/red) until you can get off on a crossing path to the left. Follow the path up to Tremenico.

Larga: Parking at Exit
Access: see photo gallery "Approach" and "Implementation
Return: On the way back, go up without a path in or next to the Varrone (brown/red) until you can get off on a crossing path to the left. Follow the path up to Tremenico.

val Brenton: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the marked footpath to the Cadini and then up along the orographic left side of the stream until the path ends at a small viewing platform. Now continue up without a trail until the stream flattens (entry).
Tour: Succession of pools that can be slid and / or jumped. Exit before the second bridge just before the confluence with the Torrente Mis.

val Brenton: Canyon End
Return: Along the Torrente Mis downstream to the starting point.

val Brenton: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Gehen Sie das Brenton-Tal hinauf, durchqueren Sie die Morsecca, steigen Sie hinauf zum Spigol Sech auf 1050 m (dort gibt es einen Gurt, um einen überhängenden Felsvorsprung zu überwinden) und folgen Sie dann einem Felsvorsprung bergab, bis Sie das Flussbett auf einer Höhe von 940 m erreichen. Von der Furt bei Morsecca bis zum Flussbett sind Steinmännchen zu sehen. Davor ist der Pfad gut ausgetreten.
Approach: Take the marked footpath to the Cadini and then up along the orographic left side of the stream until the path ends at a small viewing platform. Now continue up without a trail until the stream flattens (entry).
Tour: Succession of pools that can be slid and / or jumped. Exit before the second bridge just before the confluence with the Torrente Mis.

val Brenton: Waypoint
Approach: Take the marked footpath to the Cadini and then up along the orographic left side of the stream until the path ends at a small viewing platform. Now continue up without a trail until the stream flattens (entry).

Zinkenbach (Wolfgangsee): Canyon Start
2025-06-22: Hiked again after 30 years. Access on forest road 55 minutes. Entry at bridge orographic right. Nice single pitches in the upper part. Only abseil point with chain perfect. Approx. 8 meters. Exit rela...
Approach: The above forest road follows the Zinkenbach stream constantly on the orographic right side. At km 4.1 it crosses it over a large bridge with a weir. Here you descend into the stream.
Tour: Untroubled you follow the watercourse, partly swimming but mostly hiking. A 5m waterfall can be bypassed on the left, but also a spit is set up on the right side for rappel.

Zinkenbach (Wolfgangsee): Canyon End
2025-06-22: Hiked again after 30 years. Access on forest road 55 minutes. Entry at bridge orographic right. Nice single pitches in the upper part. Only abseil point with chain perfect. Approx. 8 meters. Exit rela...
Return: There are several ways to get out of the creek onto the forest road and back to the car.

Zinkenbach (Wolfgangsee): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-22: Hiked again after 30 years. Access on forest road 55 minutes. Entry at bridge orographic right. Nice single pitches in the upper part. Only abseil point with chain perfect. Approx. 8 meters. Exit rela...
Access: From Bad Ischl take the main road in the direction of Salzburg. At the lake Wolfgangsee turn left to Abersee. After about 600m you cross the Zinkenbach and about 100m after that a small side road branches off. Follow this road to the beginning of a forest road and park here.
Return: There are several ways to get out of the creek onto the forest road and back to the car.

Fallbach (Hall): Canyon Start
2025-08-29: All stands in order so far
2025-04-22: Everything was a good mountain pass.
Approach: In the area of the parking lot 3 forest roads start. We take the middle one uphill and after about 300m we come to a junction. From the right comes the slope, which we will descend after the exit. But we keep half-left on the slope ("Rundweg Usterberg"). We come to a first sharp leftward haipin bend (885m a.s.l.), later we ignore a turnoff to the left (935m a.s.l.) and at 980m a.s.l. we come to a second sharp leftward haipin bend. We now take the path that leaves here, which goes up in a northerly direction at a certain distance, but ultimately parallel to the Fallbach. At about 1240m a.s.l. we come across a horizontally crossing hiking trail, which we follow to the right until we reach the streambed of the Fallbach (entry).
Tour: At the beginning, hatches in the wide gravel bed alternate with longer rappels. After the 6th rappel we reach the 90m waterfall. In the past, rappels were made orographic to the left of the fall, with the intermediate belay about halfway down. Now the 90m fall is best approached from the orographic right. The intermediate belaystation is then after about 30m (30m/60m). Attention: At the top you will not hear any whistle signal, not even with the very loud Tornado! Then it goes down over smaller steps until you complete the tour with two higher steps (30m and 40m). Caution: military unexploded ordnance is found again and again!

Fallbach (Hall): Canyon End
2025-08-29: All stands in order so far
2025-04-22: Everything was a good mountain pass.
Return: Out of the gravel bed on the right we take the clear path. It brings us to a forest road, which we go down to the parking lot.

Fallbach (Hall): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-29: All stands in order so far
2025-04-22: Everything was a good mountain pass.
Access: We leave the Inntalautobahn A12 about 14 km east of Innsbruck via the exit Hall-Mitte. We drive into Hall on the 171a, basically always following this road, which after passing the first major intersection goes around the core of the town in a right-hand bend as the L225. Then it turns north at a traffic circle in the direction of Absam, Gnadenwald. We drive through Absam and follow pretty much at the end of the town further the L225, which moves in a slight right bend to the NE, in the direction of Gnadenwald. 1200m after this bend we pass the Waldkapelle. 150m further we turn left into the forest and park our car on the large open space. A shuttle is also possible (7 km). To do this, take the 2nd car back to Walderstr. and here 1.9 km left in the direction of Gnadenwald Here in St. Martin we turn left onto the toll road (Hinterhornstraße), which leads up to the Hinterhornalm (1522m). We drive uphill on this toll road for 5 km. Near a prominent rightward haipin bend at 1400m we park the second car on a spot marked for parking.\nAt this rightward haipin bend we take the hiking trail in a westerly direction (signpost Alpensöhnehütte). It leads essentially almost level, overall even slightly sloping along under the peaks of the Nordkette. We cross some torrents, pass the Kandlerboden and after about 1 hour we come to the "Schäferhütte". Immediately after that we reach the scree-strewn streambed of the Fallbach.
Return: Out of the gravel bed on the right we take the clear path. It brings us to a forest road, which we go down to the parking lot.

Fallbach (Maltatal): Canyon Start
Approach: Via the marked via ferrata to above the waterfall. Alternatively: take the via ferrata: Time required for this access: 90min

Fallbach (Maltatal): Canyon End

Agnone: Canyon Start
Approach: Beyond the streambed, take the path that later joins the GR20 near the Cascades d'Anglais. Continue on it in a northerly direction, where the trail crosses the stream on a bridge (entry).
Tour: Hike in or next to the stream with some optional rappel. It must be expected that the belays are - partially - removed, but then remain as an alternative rappel from the tree or bypassing the waterfalls. After the Cascade d'Anglais with a lot of visitors on sunny days, the tour is over.

Agnone: Canyon End
Return: After the Cascades d'Anglais, turn right onto a path near the creek, which later meets a dirt road. On this we go right and thus come to the road. On this 200m to the right and we are back at the car.

Agnone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Either from the direction of Ajaccio or Corte we head for the Col de Vizzavona (1163m alt.). 550m NE of the mountain pass we park our car at the houses of the hamlet of La Foce.
Return: After the Cascades d'Anglais, turn right onto a path near the creek, which later meets a dirt road. On this we go right and thus come to the road. On this 200m to the right and we are back at the car.

Anellu: Canyon End
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Return: About 50 m before the bridge (left past large stone, black water pipe remains - plastic) after the shallow pool (GPS: N 41° 48'40.92 E 9° 6'13.72) turn right out onto a path that leads to the road bridge.

Anellu: Canyon Start
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Comment: depart 2 - au-dessus de verticales (1100m alt) (descente)
Approach: From the bridge, go back about 50 meters on the road (north), then follow the sign 'Rocher Oscillante' (Wobbly Stone) and go up on the right into the forest (orange markings). After about half an hour, most of it in the shaded forest, you reach a point that opens the view on the rocky streambed of the Anellu. Here you can enter just above the vertical part, if you don't want to go through the upper part, which is not very interesting, but if you want to go through it as well, follow the path upwards. If you want to follow the path upwards, you will meet the path coming from the left (From the Bergeries de Niellu), on which you will go up following the description in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina. Continue slightly uphill on the now common path for about 10 min. Then keep to the right on the edge of the slope, where you can see the streambed of the upper Anellu. At a suitable point descend there (entry there at 125m a.s.l. - additional 60 min. in the stream).\nNow that there is a direct access up from the bridge, the access described in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina is only an unnecessary detour.
Tour: The vertical part is not without charm and provides water flow even in midsummer.

Anellu: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: depart 1 (descente)
Approach: From the bridge, go back about 50 meters on the road (north), then follow the sign 'Rocher Oscillante' (Wobbly Stone) and go up on the right into the forest (orange markings). After about half an hour, most of it in the shaded forest, you reach a point that opens the view on the rocky streambed of the Anellu. Here you can enter just above the vertical part, if you don't want to go through the upper part, which is not very interesting, but if you want to go through it as well, follow the path upwards. If you want to follow the path upwards, you will meet the path coming from the left (From the Bergeries de Niellu), on which you will go up following the description in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina. Continue slightly uphill on the now common path for about 10 min. Then keep to the right on the edge of the slope, where you can see the streambed of the upper Anellu. At a suitable point descend there (entry there at 125m a.s.l. - additional 60 min. in the stream).\nNow that there is a direct access up from the bridge, the access described in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina is only an unnecessary detour.
Tour: The vertical part is not without charm and provides water flow even in midsummer.

Anellu: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking amont 1 : aller la piste au Bergeries de Niellu à pied (descente)
Access: From Zicavo on the D 69 over the Col de la Vaccia south to the road bridge over the Chiuvone. About 2.5 km further on you will come to the road bridge over the Anellu (GPS: N 41° 48.692' E 9° 6.176'). After the bridge on the left place to park the car.
Return: About 50 m before the bridge (left past large stone, black water pipe remains - plastic) after the shallow pool (GPS: N 41° 48'40.92 E 9° 6'13.72) turn right out onto a path that leads to the road bridge.

Anellu: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parking amont 2 : suivre la piste jusqu\'à Bergeries de Niellu avec voiture (descente)
Access: From Zicavo on the D 69 over the Col de la Vaccia south to the road bridge over the Chiuvone. About 2.5 km further on you will come to the road bridge over the Anellu (GPS: N 41° 48.692' E 9° 6.176'). After the bridge on the left place to park the car.
Return: About 50 m before the bridge (left past large stone, black water pipe remains - plastic) after the shallow pool (GPS: N 41° 48'40.92 E 9° 6'13.72) turn right out onto a path that leads to the road bridge.

Anellu: Parking at Exit
Access: From Zicavo on the D 69 over the Col de la Vaccia south to the road bridge over the Chiuvone. About 2.5 km further on you will come to the road bridge over the Anellu (GPS: N 41° 48.692' E 9° 6.176'). After the bridge on the left place to park the car.

Anellu: Waypoint
Comment: debut d\'approche ("rocher oscillante") (descente)
Approach: From the bridge, go back about 50 meters on the road (north), then follow the sign 'Rocher Oscillante' (Wobbly Stone) and go up on the right into the forest (orange markings). After about half an hour, most of it in the shaded forest, you reach a point that opens the view on the rocky streambed of the Anellu. Here you can enter just above the vertical part, if you don't want to go through the upper part, which is not very interesting, but if you want to go through it as well, follow the path upwards. If you want to follow the path upwards, you will meet the path coming from the left (From the Bergeries de Niellu), on which you will go up following the description in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina. Continue slightly uphill on the now common path for about 10 min. Then keep to the right on the edge of the slope, where you can see the streambed of the upper Anellu. At a suitable point descend there (entry there at 125m a.s.l. - additional 60 min. in the stream).\nNow that there is a direct access up from the bridge, the access described in the book of Jourdan/Fiorina is only an unnecessary detour.

Anellu: Waypoint1
Comment: le sentier direct arrive le sentier de Bergeries de Niellu (descente)

Costalunga: Canyon Start
2024-05-20: A great water level due to the rainfall of the last week. Rule of thumb: If the water of the Costalunga doesn't completely disappear before the Torrente Mis, then you should take a look at the last st...
Approach: A good 50 meters back, the vegetation consists of small bushes and the bank is paved with large stone blocks. Here you can descend to the river. Cross it and then head towards the exit of Val Costalunga opposite. From there, climb without a path (possibly animal tracks) up to an open area, at the north-western end of which you will come across two ruined houses. Behind the northern house, a poorly recognizable path starts, which winds its way through the mountain face in steep serpentines, sometimes very exposed. If in doubt, continue upwards through the forest without a path until you reach the path mentioned above. Follow this for a good 40 minutes until you come to the remains of a ruined house (680 m above sea level). Here the path loses its way, a narrow path leads further uphill, a barely recognizable, brick chute leads slightly uphill to the left. Two large trees have fallen over at the start. A little further on, a rusty steel cable is stretched across it. From here, follow the gully for about 50m, then you will see a flat path that was probably used to fetch water in the past. First cross horizontally over a dry and steep side ditch, then descend a little more steeply to reach the stream. The access path is marked in Open Street Map, but the serpentines are "smoothed", which means that you think you are too far down at the beginning and later too far up.
Tour: First a sequence of smaller rappels (up to a maximum of 12m) and currently (May 2024) no possible jumps. The canyon opens up briefly to present a vertical part with a C6, C30 combination (newly drilled in May 2024, formerly C34). The canyon narrows again and a nice 20 meter waterfall follows, which becomes problematic when the water level is high. A few more short steps in a fairytale-like setting and you can marvel at all the water seeping into the gravel bed. You are already back at the Torrente Mis. Valle Costalunga is located in the Parco Nazionale Dolomiti, where canyoning is prohibited. The A.I.C. management has been negotiating with the national park administration for some time in this regard.

Costalunga: Canyon End
2024-05-20: A great water level due to the rainfall of the last week. Rule of thumb: If the water of the Costalunga doesn't completely disappear before the Torrente Mis, then you should take a look at the last st...
Return: Cross the Mis again, climb up to the road at the familiar spot and return to the car.

Costalunga: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-20: A great water level due to the rainfall of the last week. Rule of thumb: If the water of the Costalunga doesn't completely disappear before the Torrente Mis, then you should take a look at the last st...
Access: From Belluno on the 203 d in the direction of Agordo. After 8km (at Mas) turn left and go west via Gron to Sospirolo (4.5km). There turn right and head NNO to Lago di Mis. At the end of the lake (at the root of the dam, until then about 7 km from Sospirolo), cross the Torrente de Mis, then take the road on the left towards NNW and after 1400 m on the right park your car at the road. (To Gole de Soffia same access, but after the bridge right off to the restaurant on the lake).
Return: Cross the Mis again, climb up to the road at the familiar spot and return to the car.

Costalunga: Waypoint
Comment: An einer Weggabelung hält man sich links und beginnt den Abstieg zum Bach.
Approach: A good 50 meters back, the vegetation consists of small bushes and the bank is paved with large stone blocks. Here you can descend to the river. Cross it and then head towards the exit of Val Costalunga opposite. From there, climb without a path (possibly animal tracks) up to an open area, at the north-western end of which you will come across two ruined houses. Behind the northern house, a poorly recognizable path starts, which winds its way through the mountain face in steep serpentines, sometimes very exposed. If in doubt, continue upwards through the forest without a path until you reach the path mentioned above. Follow this for a good 40 minutes until you come to the remains of a ruined house (680 m above sea level). Here the path loses its way, a narrow path leads further uphill, a barely recognizable, brick chute leads slightly uphill to the left. Two large trees have fallen over at the start. A little further on, a rusty steel cable is stretched across it. From here, follow the gully for about 50m, then you will see a flat path that was probably used to fetch water in the past. First cross horizontally over a dry and steep side ditch, then descend a little more steeply to reach the stream. The access path is marked in Open Street Map, but the serpentines are "smoothed", which means that you think you are too far down at the beginning and later too far up.

Carazzi: Canyon Start
Approach: See sketches in "Photo Gallery" - also at Val Famita\n\nJourdan/Fiorina go from Taravo (480m alt.) up to 1100m altitude, then to the entry Val Famita (804m altitude) and then continue (pathless) direction SW down to the entry Carazzi at 540m altitude.This is about 650m ascent and about 550m in descent (pathless). Time required about 3.5 hours.\n\nAlternative 1: The access begins at 430m altitude in the village of Sarrola, first runs out the valley of the Cardettu, losing about 30m in altitude and then crosses the slope to Carazzi. In doing so, the path follows an easy and steady climb and does not go beyond 540m altitude. This is about 140m in ascent with 30m descent at the beginning. Time required max. 1.5 hours.The path is easily recognizable, but some sense of direction is helpful. See also 2: Here we park a little before reaching the hamlet of Pantanu(220m altitude). The path then leads past the houses of Pantanu first to Bocca di Catenaccia (410m altitude), then up the west side of the ridge to the entry (530m altitude). The path is easy and even slope, with a little attention always easily recognizable and takes about 60 min. Thus, this variant should be the optimal access. See also https://www.facebook.com/Canyonwolf/posts/2199302736761389
Tour: About 8 - 10 rappel, including a C50 as well as a C60 with sharp edge.\nFrom the left finally flows to the Ruisseau de Val Famitai (about 300m old.). About 15 min further we can exit to the left on a path (near a ruined house) and before the C17.

Carazzi: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustiegsalternative 2 bei Pantanu
Access: Jourdan/Fiorina: As for Val Famita, cf. there.\n\nAlternative 1: Car for exit as for Val Famita. Car for access to Sarrola (430m alt.). Parking in the center of the village.\n\nAlternative 2: Car for access on the side of the road before reaching the hamlet of Pantanu (220m alt.), max. for 3 cars.
Return: A bit unclear at the beginning, the path becomes increasingly better in the course of the descent on the left side of the stream. Then we take to the right the bridge over the Carazzi and thus quickly get to the car,

Carazzi: Parking at Entry1
Comment: P1 für die Zustiegsalternative 1 in Sarrola
Access: Jourdan/Fiorina: As for Val Famita, cf. there.\n\nAlternative 1: Car for exit as for Val Famita. Car for access to Sarrola (430m alt.). Parking in the center of the village.\n\nAlternative 2: Car for access on the side of the road before reaching the hamlet of Pantanu (220m alt.), max. for 3 cars.
Return: A bit unclear at the beginning, the path becomes increasingly better in the course of the descent on the left side of the stream. Then we take to the right the bridge over the Carazzi and thus quickly get to the car,

Carazzi: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 für den Ausstieg
Access: Jourdan/Fiorina: As for Val Famita, cf. there.\n\nAlternative 1: Car for exit as for Val Famita. Car for access to Sarrola (430m alt.). Parking in the center of the village.\n\nAlternative 2: Car for access on the side of the road before reaching the hamlet of Pantanu (220m alt.), max. for 3 cars.
Return: A bit unclear at the beginning, the path becomes increasingly better in the course of the descent on the left side of the stream. Then we take to the right the bridge over the Carazzi and thus quickly get to the car,

Carazzi: Canyon End

Rocca Gelli: Canyon Start
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2019-03-10: Car-to-car 1h. Walked after the Casco. Short but scenic tour. No water flow but some 50cm deep pools.
Approach: From the parking lot, take the path above the cemetery towards the canyon exit, then turn left (southwest) across the stream. Follow the path on the orographic right bank, which after about 200 m turns left up the slope. The path climbs steeply up to a rocky saddle and from there descends to the right down to the stream.
Tour: Short narrow section, dark gorge. 4 well equipped abseiling points.

Rocca Gelli: Canyon End
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2019-03-10: Car-to-car 1h. Walked after the Casco. Short but scenic tour. No water flow but some 50cm deep pools.
Return: Where the canyon opens, left on a path that leads to the Hermitage.

Rocca Gelli: Parking Entry and Exit
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2019-03-10: Car-to-car 1h. Walked after the Casco. Short but scenic tour. No water flow but some 50cm deep pools.
Access: Coming from Florence on the A1, passing Arezzo and Orvieto, leave it 41 km after Orvieto at the Orte exit and continue on the SS 204 in a northeasterly direction to Terni. You still have to cross the city to get onto the SS 209 ('Valnerina') which goes up the valley of the Nera towards Visso. After 33.5 km from the center of Terni, you reach the crossroads where the new road branches off in the direction of Spoleto/Foligno. However, continue along the SS 209 in the valley of the Nera and after 6 km you will reach 'L'Eremita', a church with a house and a cemetery on the left of the road. Park the car here.
Return: Where the canyon opens, left on a path that leads to the Hermitage.

Fontana Santa: Canyon Start
Approach: Now follow the signpost "Verdura" uphill on foot in many switchbacks. Finally, the exit ends at a house at 910m altitude. The further access is a problem here. We also wandered around at the time and only after a few wrong turns and after much more time than given somehow found our way into the streambed. The entrance height is unanimously indicated with 1050m height. Based on this, I have made various maps, some with conceivable access routes, accessible in the photo gallery. However, the following sketch gives the impression that the climbers have entered much further down and immediately before the vertical final section (? - with a question mark I have also provided this access variant in the photo): . However, the statement in the corresponding description that they roped into the canyon from the tree seems to confirm my assumption.
Tour: Once in the stream, a total of 15 rappels await us (from 1050m altitude), with the intermediate stand to the last 80m rappel being somewhat narrow and exposed.

Fontana Santa: Canyon End
Return: At the bottom we walk along the edge of the gravelly ditch out to the car.

Fontana Santa: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the SS 240 from Riva del Garda past Lago di Ledro to Storo. In Storo straight through (Via Garibaldi) until the bridge over the Fiume Chiese. Immediately before the bridge take the road to the right and continue until the picnic area, from where you can see the final waterfalls. With the second car return to the main road, here turn left towards Storo, but only a few meters further - after crossing the canal - turn left again from the main road and head again in a northeasterly direction. After a 90 degree bend, we meet the road that comes from Storo and goes into a climb in a right-hand bend. We turn left here and take this narrow, winding tarred road and go steadily uphill, through a tunnel and past the chapel (S. Lorenzo). Just a few meters further on, the road branches. We stay on the left and, after passing 2 houses - the first set off from the road on the left - we park our second car where on the left, at an acute angle, a dirt road leaves in a northerly direction (see photos and map in photo gallery).
Return: At the bottom we walk along the edge of the gravelly ditch out to the car.

Fontana Santa: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the SS 240 from Riva del Garda past Lago di Ledro to Storo. In Storo straight through (Via Garibaldi) until the bridge over the Fiume Chiese. Immediately before the bridge take the road to the right and continue until the picnic area, from where you can see the final waterfalls. With the second car return to the main road, here turn left towards Storo, but only a few meters further - after crossing the canal - turn left again from the main road and head again in a northeasterly direction. After a 90 degree bend, we meet the road that comes from Storo and goes into a climb in a right-hand bend. We turn left here and take this narrow, winding tarred road and go steadily uphill, through a tunnel and past the chapel (S. Lorenzo). Just a few meters further on, the road branches. We stay on the left and, after passing 2 houses - the first set off from the road on the left - we park our second car where on the left, at an acute angle, a dirt road leaves in a northerly direction (see photos and map in photo gallery).
Return: At the bottom we walk along the edge of the gravelly ditch out to the car.

Fontana Santa: Waypoint
Comment: "Verdura" - alt. 908m (descente)
Approach: Now follow the signpost "Verdura" uphill on foot in many switchbacks. Finally, the exit ends at a house at 910m altitude. The further access is a problem here. We also wandered around at the time and only after a few wrong turns and after much more time than given somehow found our way into the streambed. The entrance height is unanimously indicated with 1050m height. Based on this, I have made various maps, some with conceivable access routes, accessible in the photo gallery. However, the following sketch gives the impression that the climbers have entered much further down and immediately before the vertical final section (? - with a question mark I have also provided this access variant in the photo): . However, the statement in the corresponding description that they roped into the canyon from the tree seems to confirm my assumption.

Teinte: Canyon Start
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Approach: Here with conversion, since apparently a path leads to the entry; see Google aerial photo "conversion" as well as the map sections in "Photo gallery".\nAlso a largely pathless access from P2 without conversion is possible, see under "approche".
Tour: See photos & videos

Teinte: Parking at Exit
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Comment: P2 für den Ausstieg bei Umsetzung; ohne Umsetzung auch für Zustieg
Access: From the highway Geneva - Lyon via Oyonnax see "Approach from Oyonnax" under "Photo Gallery".
Return: Keep right until you reach the dirt road. On this left through the railroad underpass and then right to the lower car.

Teinte: Parking at Entry
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Comment: P1 für den Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From the highway Geneva - Lyon via Oyonnax see "Approach from Oyonnax" under "Photo Gallery".
Return: Keep right until you reach the dirt road. On this left through the railroad underpass and then right to the lower car.

Teinte: Canyon End
Return: Keep right until you reach the dirt road. On this left through the railroad underpass and then right to the lower car.

Plattengraben (-Albertsbach): Canyon Start
2024-05-26: Some of the bolts are not in good condition (bad rock). On the first rappel, the bolt can almost be pulled out by hand. Otherwise a very beautiful canyon, which could do with some water.
Approach: From the parking lot, we cross the Weißach and follow the forest road on the opposite bank in the direction of the Firstalm (natural toboggan run in winter). After about 2.3 km in the forest, we reach the meadows on the plateau (1100m above sea level). After another 1250 m there is a saddle on the righthand side. However, we follow the forest road for another 150 m in the direction of Königsalm (SE), then turn right off the road and head SSW across the meadows towards the saddle below the Platteneck. Here we come across a bathtub filled by a spring. To the right of the bathtub down into the side ditch of the Plattengraben and beyond a few meters up to a path that leads us down into the streambed of the Plattengraben.
Tour: After a few meters we come to the first rappel sequence (4 rappels, max. 10m each). This is followed by a run of almost half an hour until we reach the entry to the central drop (beautiful view of Rossstein and Buchstein). This is followed by 3 to 5 rappels, whereby on the 2nd rappel (chain anchor) you should rappel about 22m over the ledge (anchor on the right on the ground). From the next belay station you can abseil another 23m to the bottom, but the rope retrival could be tricky here. A longer run now follows, undercut by 4 more rappels (again max. 10m each). Then we reach the mouth of the Kirchwandgraben, which descends from the left. This becomes the Albertsbach about 100m further down the stream. Walk and climb down it to the exit on the left before the road bridge.

Plattengraben (-Albertsbach): Canyon End
2024-05-26: Some of the bolts are not in good condition (bad rock). On the first rappel, the bolt can almost be pulled out by hand. Otherwise a very beautiful canyon, which could do with some water.
Return: On the forest road along the Albertsbach downhill, either then across the stream to the Firstalm, if you have a second car there or can be picked up there - or right bank further 1.6 km downhill to the large parking lot.

Schoßbach: Canyon Start
2023-03-19: Top water level, installations Top! At the last 80m waterfall are trees in front of the stand, but goes well!
Approach: We walk along the road where we parked the (possibly first) car, first in a south-westerly direction, then after a bend in the road in a north-westerly direction. After a few meters, a forest path branches off to the left, which we take. We cross a wildlife protection fence and follow the path that runs towards the Schoßbach stream. Where the path turns right to the Ellandalm, we take the path straight ahead and continue towards the Schoßbach. The hunters path is partly dilapidated, but it takes us directly to the entry point (where it crosses the Schoßbach). You can also climb further down to access the final waterfall directly; the entry point would then be where the hunters path allows access to the streambed for the first time (900 m altitude).
Tour: Some smaller rappels, some steps for downclimbing, in between also walking passages lead us to the Schoßrinn waterfall. A handrail leads to the belaystation, from which it then goes 80 m downhill on a free slope.

Schoßbach: Canyon End
2023-03-19: Top water level, installations Top! At the last 80m waterfall are trees in front of the stand, but goes well!
Return: First along the Schoßbach in an easterly direction, then left in a northerly direction to the road leading from the St2093 to the houses of Schoßrinn. If we have parked a second car at the described place, now on the road to the right and after 270 m we come to this car at the St2093. But if we have left our only car at Einfang, we cross the tarred road and follow the road to the north until we reach our car.

Schoßbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-03-19: Top water level, installations Top! At the last 80m waterfall are trees in front of the stand, but goes well!
Comment: hier trifft der Rückweg auf die Zufahrtsstraße
Access: We leave the freeway A8 - Munich-Salzburg - at the exit Frasdorf and drive on the St2093 about 3.5 km southwards to Aschau im Chiemgau. Continue on the St2093 to the south. After 1.7 km we pass the center of Hohenaschau, 2.2 km further on we see the houses of the hamlet Außerwald (farm Auerhof) on the left side of the road. A good 100 m further on, we turn right off the St2093 and cross the Prien River. Now we go about 200 m through the forest, at the junction at the edge of the forest we keep left. Now we look for a suitable place to park our car.\n\nIf we have a second car available, we drive it along the St2093 for another 1 km and then turn right onto the road to Schoßrinn, which is closed to through traffic. Here we look for a suitable place for the car for the exit.
Return: First along the Schoßbach in an easterly direction, then left in a northerly direction to the road leading from the St2093 to the houses of Schoßrinn. If we have parked a second car at the described place, now on the road to the right and after 270 m we come to this car at the St2093. But if we have left our only car at Einfang, we cross the tarred road and follow the road to the north until we reach our car.

Törlergraben: Canyon Start
Comment: E 1 (entrée direct, les armarrages pour 5 rappels equipées 23.08.2017) (descente)
Approach: First follow the access path to the Karnergraben: We take the field path across the meadows in a south-westerly direction. The path gradually turns north and we reach a forest road. Follow this for 150m to the left until you reach the bridge over the Karnertalbach stream. Here we follow the forest road in the direction of Thaleralm. As we leave the forest, we see the Törleralm on the right above us. Turn left here (westwards) downhill in the hollow to reach the entry to the lower part at 1100m altitude. To reach the upper entry point, follow the piste towards Thaleralm. At a path with a Christ figure on a brick cube, we then descend northwestwards to the stream.
Tour: 2 parts, each of which can be walked separately. See also the video and photos. In contrast to the description in Riml/Amor, we did not enter via the right side trench, but a little further up directly into the Törlergraben. We set 3 new anchors for the additional 5 rappels (the 2 others from the tree).

Törlergraben: Canyon End
Return: We cross the Ellbach and then take the path that leads in an easterly direction along the Ellbach (Riedenberger Wiesenstraße). We keep to the Ellbach and finally cross the Karnergraben. This way we come back up to Riedenberg.

Törlergraben: Parking at Entry
Comment: P 2 ( à Kaiserhaus pour approche Amor/Riml) (descente)
Access: As with the Karnergraben: From the orographic left bank of Kufstein (train station), take the L37 to Vorderthiersee (a good 6 km). Continue on the L37 to Landl (7.5 km). Turn left here, over the Thierseer Ache and 5.2 km up to Riedenberg. Park your car here (residents complain, not on the turning area at the exit of the passable road. Perhaps better at the Gasthaus Wastler - if open, ask in advance and announce a stop for refreshments after the tour). Access to Landl also via Schliersee, Bayrischzell.
Return: We cross the Ellbach and then take the path that leads in an easterly direction along the Ellbach (Riedenberger Wiesenstraße). We keep to the Ellbach and finally cross the Karnergraben. This way we come back up to Riedenberg.

Törlergraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: P 1 (Parking alternatif: Riedenberg) (descente)
Access: As with the Karnergraben: From the orographic left bank of Kufstein (train station), take the L37 to Vorderthiersee (a good 6 km). Continue on the L37 to Landl (7.5 km). Turn left here, over the Thierseer Ache and 5.2 km up to Riedenberg. Park your car here (residents complain, not on the turning area at the exit of the passable road. Perhaps better at the Gasthaus Wastler - if open, ask in advance and announce a stop for refreshments after the tour). Access to Landl also via Schliersee, Bayrischzell.
Return: We cross the Ellbach and then take the path that leads in an easterly direction along the Ellbach (Riedenberger Wiesenstraße). We keep to the Ellbach and finally cross the Karnergraben. This way we come back up to Riedenberg.

Törlergraben: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: E 2 (l\'entrée par Riml/Amor) (descente)
Approach: First follow the access path to the Karnergraben: We take the field path across the meadows in a south-westerly direction. The path gradually turns north and we reach a forest road. Follow this for 150m to the left until you reach the bridge over the Karnertalbach stream. Here we follow the forest road in the direction of Thaleralm. As we leave the forest, we see the Törleralm on the right above us. Turn left here (westwards) downhill in the hollow to reach the entry to the lower part at 1100m altitude. To reach the upper entry point, follow the piste towards Thaleralm. At a path with a Christ figure on a brick cube, we then descend northwestwards to the stream.
Tour: 2 parts, each of which can be walked separately. See also the video and photos. In contrast to the description in Riml/Amor, we did not enter via the right side trench, but a little further up directly into the Törlergraben. We set 3 new anchors for the additional 5 rappels (the 2 others from the tree).

Törlergraben: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: E 3 (l\'entrée partie aval) (descente)
Approach: First follow the access path to the Karnergraben: We take the field path across the meadows in a south-westerly direction. The path gradually turns north and we reach a forest road. Follow this for 150m to the left until you reach the bridge over the Karnertalbach stream. Here we follow the forest road in the direction of Thaleralm. As we leave the forest, we see the Törleralm on the right above us. Turn left here (westwards) downhill in the hollow to reach the entry to the lower part at 1100m altitude. To reach the upper entry point, follow the piste towards Thaleralm. At a path with a Christ figure on a brick cube, we then descend northwestwards to the stream.
Tour: 2 parts, each of which can be walked separately. See also the video and photos. In contrast to the description in Riml/Amor, we did not enter via the right side trench, but a little further up directly into the Törlergraben. We set 3 new anchors for the additional 5 rappels (the 2 others from the tree).

Frio: Canyon End
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Return: Shortly before reaching the fish farm, turn right onto an open water drainage and follow the path to the road.

Frio: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper car in a westerly direction down into the streambed. After about 70 m you reach the high entry waterfall.
Tour: 9 rappel in a varied, colorful, not very deep canyon. Intermediate entry and exit on the left below the bridge. The 45m rappel either in the beam or left bank dry.

Frio: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Funchal on the ER-103 over Monte to the Col de Poiso and beyond down. About 2.4 km after the col, a forestry track turns off to the left in a sharp bend; the upper car can be parked on the right on the road widening (32.723614,-16.889656). The lower car can be left at the forester's house (with fish farm) on the edge of the hamlet of Ribeiro Frio (32.733585,-16.887082). This can be reached by driving downhill from the upper parking lot on the ER-103 for about 2 km in the direction of Faial.
Return: Shortly before reaching the fish farm, turn right onto an open water drainage and follow the path to the road.

Frio: Parking at Exit
Access: From Funchal on the ER-103 over Monte to the Col de Poiso and beyond down. About 2.4 km after the col, a forestry track turns off to the left in a sharp bend; the upper car can be parked on the right on the road widening (32.723614,-16.889656). The lower car can be left at the forester's house (with fish farm) on the edge of the hamlet of Ribeiro Frio (32.733585,-16.887082). This can be reached by driving downhill from the upper parking lot on the ER-103 for about 2 km in the direction of Faial.
Return: Shortly before reaching the fish farm, turn right onto an open water drainage and follow the path to the road.

Frio: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: sortie après partie sup. (après le pont) (descente)
Access: From Funchal on the ER-103 over Monte to the Col de Poiso and beyond down. About 2.4 km after the col, a forestry track turns off to the left in a sharp bend; the upper car can be parked on the right on the road widening (32.723614,-16.889656). The lower car can be left at the forester's house (with fish farm) on the edge of the hamlet of Ribeiro Frio (32.733585,-16.887082). This can be reached by driving downhill from the upper parking lot on the ER-103 for about 2 km in the direction of Faial.

Caramell: Canyon Start
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Approach: Already here signs show the way to the canyon. We set course for Font de Moli and a whitewashed spring house. We do not follow the markings that point downward, but continue at about the same altitude and come to the Barranc de Comes, which is joined a little above the Barranc de Llagunes. The Comes is an orographic. right side ditch of the Caramell. Here is usually the entry.
Tour: 6 rappels, some possible jumps, a natural arch

Caramell: Canyon End
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Return: When the canyon opens up and the streambed becomes flat, we head out to the right at the oaks and keep heading up towards Gurp (markings sometimes a little confusing).

Caramell: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp in the direction of Pobla di Segur. Not quite 1 km after passing Tremp, we turn left off the C-13 towards Gurp. We cross a cordoned-off military area (barracks) and may be asked by the guard to identify ourselves. After a few kilometers we come up to Gurp. We drive up to the group of houses at the back and find a large area to park our car on the left.
Return: When the canyon opens up and the streambed becomes flat, we head out to the right at the oaks and keep heading up towards Gurp (markings sometimes a little confusing).

Boca del Infierno: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the tarred road and up into the rock face above the canyon. After about 400m (from the forester's lodge), the road comes close to the river and we follow the clear sprinkles that lead down to the river bed.
Tour: First walk and wade in the river bed, then the impressive narrowing with several river crossings. On the rock face on the left, avoid the waterfall and climb up to the clamping block, from which you can jump. An unpleasant narrow section with a lot of water can be bypassed on the left (then rappel). At the wide waterfall that follows (2nd rappel on the left edge) and lots of water, the only option - for the first one - is to jump into the spray, but an emergency exit is possible beforehand. Rappels are not advisable here, especially if there is a lot of water flowing backwards. Once the first person is down, a self-ferry can be set up for the others (2x30m ropes required). Then swim out to the canyon exit.

Boca del Infierno: Canyon End
Return: At the canyon exit, turn right and follow the clear tracks through the pine forest to the former forester's lodge. The Neos can be washed out at the fountain

Richiusa: Canyon Start
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Approach: Cross the Gravona to the northern bank and, keeping to the right, follow the path in a northerly direction. After about 250m, at the fork, take the path that descends to the right, cross the Cardiccia/Richiusa and climb up the slope on the other bank for about 25 minutes. At about 800m above sea level, the path branches again. On the right (NE) we would go to the canyon Leccia Rossa, we take the left path to the Bergerie Matone. There we can follow the path up to the streambed.
Tour: First river walk between and over large boulders and with possible jumps into blue-green pools (if the sun is shining). At about 720m the canyon begins, although it is still relatively open at the beginning.\nNow follow slides and possible jumps, the canyon narrows and - felt - much too early we have already reached its exit.

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Access: We head for the village of Bocognano on the N193 (Ajaccio - Corte). Either about 40km from Ajaccio or about 41km from Corte over the Col de Vizzavona (1183m above sea level). At the eastern exit of the town, we follow the sign "Richiusa" and take the small road downhill in a northerly direction. After 950m we turn left downhill a few meters before reaching the hamlet of Busso and after another 700m we arrive at a small electric plant on the bank of the Gravona. Here we park the car.
Return: After a few minutes in the stream downhill left out onto paths used by climbers. Downhill to the bridge, there to the other bank and on the approach path back to the car.

Richiusa: Canyon End
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Return: After a few minutes in the stream downhill left out onto paths used by climbers. Downhill to the bridge, there to the other bank and on the approach path back to the car.

Hühnerbach: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, take the forest path that heads west towards the Hühnerbach. Then high above the Hühnerbach in a southerly direction. At just over 900 m above sea level, a grassy slope on the right leads almost down to the stream (entry). It is advisable to approach the Hühnerbach via the Pitzbach (see there).
Tour: After a short stretch in the open streambed, you come to the first steps and the short but attractive dark gorge (fixed ropes in 2016, as it is commercially accessible). After the dark gorge, you can exit to the right up to the approach path. The canyon is now relatively open and - apart from another rappel - presents itself as a hiking canyon. Finally, the Hühnerbach flows into the Walchen, which you swim through to the far bank. This was the case until the LRA Bad Tölz/Wolfratshausen banned access, which was mainly directed against commercially run groups. As the Hühnerbach is a border, the ban can only affect the German side of the stream. So in the stream itself, which forms the national border, always keep to the right in the Hühnersbach on the Austrian side :) At the exit, however, turn right before reaching the Walchen. The exit is well marked and easy to recognize.

Hühnerbach: Canyon End
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Return: However, if you still land on the north bank of the Walchen, turn east, meet the main road after a few minutes and follow it back to the parking lot. At the exit on the Austrian side, always follow the trail, finally reaching the forest path and the parking lot.

Hühnerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Bad Tölz via Lenggries to Sylvensteinsee. Turn left there and drive 5.6 km on the B 307 towards Achensee. Immediately after the road bridge over the Walchen (Achenbach), park your vehicle on the right. Alternatively, take the B 181 from Achensee in the direction of Lenggries (17.4 km from Camping Achensee).
Return: However, if you still land on the north bank of the Walchen, turn east, meet the main road after a few minutes and follow it back to the parking lot. At the exit on the Austrian side, always follow the trail, finally reaching the forest path and the parking lot.

Schürpfengraben II+III : Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ende Abschnitt II, Start Abschnitt III
Access: Coming from Bad Tölz we drive on the B 13, past Lenggries, to the Sylvenstein reservoir (21.5 km). Arrived at the top of the dam, we keep right on the B 307 in the direction of Fall, Vorderriß. 2.3 km further on - and 200 m before the turnoff into the village of Fall - we turn left (2nd turnoff) into Dürrachstraße. We park our car on the parking lot for hikers in front of the no-driving sign.
Return: At the lake shore turn left until you can wade over to the west shore. Then onto the gravel truck track and at the left bend of the track straight ahead along the forest path near the lake. At the exit of the forest path turn left onto the path that leads steeply up the slope to the tarred road. There after a few meters to the parking lot.

Schürpfengraben II+III : Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Comment: Ende Abschnitt I, Start Abschnitt II
Access: Coming from Bad Tölz we drive on the B 13, past Lenggries, to the Sylvenstein reservoir (21.5 km). Arrived at the top of the dam, we keep right on the B 307 in the direction of Fall, Vorderriß. 2.3 km further on - and 200 m before the turnoff into the village of Fall - we turn left (2nd turnoff) into Dürrachstraße. We park our car on the parking lot for hikers in front of the no-driving sign.
Return: At the lake shore turn left until you can wade over to the west shore. Then onto the gravel truck track and at the left bend of the track straight ahead along the forest path near the lake. At the exit of the forest path turn left onto the path that leads steeply up the slope to the tarred road. There after a few meters to the parking lot.

Schürpfengraben II+III : Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg Abschnitt I
Approach: We continue along the tarred road for 1.4 km in a southerly direction - Bächental. We then cross the Dürrach, which babbles deep below us. A few meters further on we come to a junction and take the turn-off to the left (signpost "Walchenklamm"). Another 750 m further on we reach the bridge over the Schürpfengraben. This is a good place to judge the water flow. 120 m after the bridge, we take the path up to the right. This is followed by a path. At the 3rd leftward haipin bend (875 m above sea level), a path turns right again, which leads us down into the streambed to the beginning of part III (length 750m, access height 875m, number of rappels 10, highest rappel 21, recommended ropes 2x30m, v3,a2,II). For the entry into the II. We climb further uphill at the 3rd leftward haipin bend. At the 11th left serpentine and a longer "straight" we turn right off the path and descend keeping left into the streambed to the start of part II. Starting altitude 980m. See also map! There is another access point at an altitude of 1170m (see map). However, the descent to the entry to part II has not been verified by the author.
Tour: Descent in steps, occasional slides and jumps. Then the rappel under the bridge. Then walk out in the open gravel bed to the reservoir.

Schürpfengraben II+III : Canyon End
Return: At the lake shore turn left until you can wade over to the west shore. Then onto the gravel truck track and at the left bend of the track straight ahead along the forest path near the lake. At the exit of the forest path turn left onto the path that leads steeply up the slope to the tarred road. There after a few meters to the parking lot.

Schürpfengraben II+III : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Bad Tölz we drive on the B 13, past Lenggries, to the Sylvenstein reservoir (21.5 km). Arrived at the top of the dam, we keep right on the B 307 in the direction of Fall, Vorderriß. 2.3 km further on - and 200 m before the turnoff into the village of Fall - we turn left (2nd turnoff) into Dürrachstraße. We park our car on the parking lot for hikers in front of the no-driving sign.

Kestel (East): Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 you enter via the side stream.
Tour: 70 rappel. The 75m - ropes just before the confluence with the orographic. right arm has a changeover (see videos).

Kestel (East): Canyon End
Return: Out at the E-Werk and to the car at P2

Dürrach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the P. continue in the direction of Bächental. The road crosses the Dürrach and leads orographic uphill on the right bank parallel to the Dürrach. Approx. 2.5 km after the bridge, a gravel road branches off to the right to the Stierschlaghütte (signposted "Lärchkogel, Tölzer Hütte, Schafreiter"). Follow this road for about 300m downhill to the bridge over the Dürrach with a slide brake underneath. The entry is immediately to the left behind the bridge or down to the right before the bridge.
Tour: See videos and photos!

Dürrach: Canyon End
Return: Either go out to the left at the gauging station, then up to the right and back on the tarred road or, after the first-mentioned bridge at the beginning of the reservoir, go back to the left along the edge of the forest.

Dürrach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bad Tölz via Lengries to the Sylvenstein reservoir. 200 meters after the bridge over the lake - about 100 meters before the signposted turnoff to Fall - turn left, continue straight through the forest to the parking lot for hikers for the Bächental.
Return: Either go out to the left at the gauging station, then up to the right and back on the tarred road or, after the first-mentioned bridge at the beginning of the reservoir, go back to the left along the edge of the forest.

Staffelgraben (oberer): Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the slope and cross the Isar on or next to a dam. About 300m further on the slope describes a right turn. At the exit of the right bend we turn left onto a track that leads to the north. 70m further on we also turn right from this track and take the forest road, which leads us first steeply uphill in northern direction. About 500m after its beginning the path turns to the left and after another 200m we come to the Staffelgraben (This path - from Isar - can be traced well on the "Bayernatlas" (tick in the menu "Wanderwege", then marked in orange): layers=e528a2a8-44e7-46e9-9069-1a8295b113b5 . Now over the Staffelgraben, then we keep to the left of the Seibertsgraben flowing towards us (i.e. orographic. to the right of it) up the slope steeply and at an altitude of 930 m we meet a forest road running crosswise and horizontally. On this now left. After 800m the forest road ends at a turning point. Here we would go in the direction of SSW down the path to the stream (entry lower part).\nWir continue, however, the forest road. It continues in a path. A good 15 minutes further on we come to a place where the path runs over steel pins just above the stream. From here on the path rises sharply. Further up the path branches. We go 2x to the right. Finally, the path flattens out and we can see the stream incision again. Here we descend at a suitable point into the streambed (1063m altitude).
Tour: Quickly we come to a dilapidated Triftklause and minutes later to the first rappel. The glued anchor is knocked over. But a flat tape loop could be threaded. Alternatively, downclimbing is possible. There are 6 more rappels, some of which can be done without ropes. Then follows a large pot, where an anchor would be useful, because it is difficult to climb down. A little later we come to the steel pin passage. From here we walk practically horizontally until the exit of the upper part (885m altitude).

Sant Pere: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Beginn des unteren Abschnitt
Approach: About 50 m back on the N 260, a marked path begins on the righthand side, which we initially follow up to a ridge. On the other side, it runs almost horizontally for some time. We pass the snake grotto. Then it turns to the west and descends to the stream. This would be the entry to the lower part (610m old). To get to the upper entry, continue along the footpath for about 100m and then turn right uphill (NW) at an acute angle. This path to the Sant Pere de les Maleses cave monastery leads us back to the stream (630m old), staying almost at the same altitude. We can also approach here from the south, see
Tour: We hike and climb down the stream in a wide basin. 13 small rappels.

Sant Pere: Canyon End
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Return: Before the old road bridge on the left up to the N 260 (fixed ropes and chain). On the old road northwards through the Desfiladero de Collegats. As we pass by, we see the inconspicuous mouth of the Infern on the right and the thin steel cable stretched across the river, then later next to the new N 260 to the car. Those who have parked their car there will at least be able to find the other parking lots using the map.

Sant Pere: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg von Süden her
Access: As for the Infern: from Lleida via C 13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur. From here on the N 260 northeast towards Sort. About 9 km after Pobla de Segur we drive through a tunnel. Immediately before the next tunnel you can park the car relatively burglar-proof.
Return: Before the old road bridge on the left up to the N 260 (fixed ropes and chain). On the old road northwards through the Desfiladero de Collegats. As we pass by, we see the inconspicuous mouth of the Infern on the right and the thin steel cable stretched across the river, then later next to the new N 260 to the car. Those who have parked their car there will at least be able to find the other parking lots using the map.

Sant Pere: Waypoint
Comment: debut du sentier (descente)
Approach: About 50 m back on the N 260, a marked path begins on the righthand side, which we initially follow up to a ridge. On the other side, it runs almost horizontally for some time. We pass the snake grotto. Then it turns to the west and descends to the stream. This would be the entry to the lower part (610m old). To get to the upper entry, continue along the footpath for about 100m and then turn right uphill (NW) at an acute angle. This path to the Sant Pere de les Maleses cave monastery leads us back to the stream (630m old), staying almost at the same altitude. We can also approach here from the south, see

Sant Pere: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg von Norden her
Access: As for the Infern: from Lleida via C 13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur. From here on the N 260 northeast towards Sort. About 9 km after Pobla de Segur we drive through a tunnel. Immediately before the next tunnel you can park the car relatively burglar-proof.
Return: Before the old road bridge on the left up to the N 260 (fixed ropes and chain). On the old road northwards through the Desfiladero de Collegats. As we pass by, we see the inconspicuous mouth of the Infern on the right and the thin steel cable stretched across the river, then later next to the new N 260 to the car. Those who have parked their car there will at least be able to find the other parking lots using the map.

Sant Pere: Canyon Start
Comment: oberer Zustieg
Approach: About 50 m back on the N 260, a marked path begins on the righthand side, which we initially follow up to a ridge. On the other side, it runs almost horizontally for some time. We pass the snake grotto. Then it turns to the west and descends to the stream. This would be the entry to the lower part (610m old). To get to the upper entry, continue along the footpath for about 100m and then turn right uphill (NW) at an acute angle. This path to the Sant Pere de les Maleses cave monastery leads us back to the stream (630m old), staying almost at the same altitude. We can also approach here from the south, see
Tour: We hike and climb down the stream in a wide basin. 13 small rappels.

Torrente Lacerno: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start unterer Abschnitt
Approach: Multiple accesses with or without shuttle. Upstream approach : From the watering holes, take the wrong path to the left. You will again encounter watering holes and continue straight following the markings of the AIC (white square, blue dot). You will quickly come across GR Q8. Go right and follow it for 1 hour and 15 minutes, passing a virgin in a tree stump. The GR finally reaches the watercourse again. Middle and lower access: take the trail below the watering holes. It meets a path that you follow. At its exit, continue straight (the left branch meets the GR Q8). For 45min follow the mountain side until you meet the footbridge of the lower part. Go up the RD path until you reach the footbridge of the middle part
Tour: Upper part: Apart from the 20m waterfall, the inlets lack character and the obstacles amidst tree trunks are uninteresting and poorly equipped. Middle part: from the footbridge, it goes through the graveyard of rotten wood to the first gulch, which does not present any difficulties. After another area of intertwined logs, cross the second gulch. Lower part: at the second jetty, the lower part begins with a nice 22 m rappel (MC+2 pts RG). After the second indentation, the interesting parts end. Paths follow the watercourse until its exit.

Torrente Lacerno: Canyon End
Return: Exit onto a left bank trail. From the upstream part you can get off at the footbridge. Otherwise, after the last indentation of the lower part, follow the trails passing RD and RG. The path climbs RG. At the beginning of the boulder field, keep right. It finally reaches the bridge.

Torrente Lacerno: Canyon Start
Approach: Multiple accesses with or without shuttle. Upstream approach : From the watering holes, take the wrong path to the left. You will again encounter watering holes and continue straight following the markings of the AIC (white square, blue dot). You will quickly come across GR Q8. Go right and follow it for 1 hour and 15 minutes, passing a virgin in a tree stump. The GR finally reaches the watercourse again. Middle and lower access: take the trail below the watering holes. It meets a path that you follow. At its exit, continue straight (the left branch meets the GR Q8). For 45min follow the mountain side until you meet the footbridge of the lower part. Go up the RD path until you reach the footbridge of the middle part
Tour: Upper part: Apart from the 20m waterfall, the inlets lack character and the obstacles amidst tree trunks are uninteresting and poorly equipped. Middle part: from the footbridge, it goes through the graveyard of rotten wood to the first gulch, which does not present any difficulties. After another area of intertwined logs, cross the second gulch. Lower part: at the second jetty, the lower part begins with a nice 22 m rappel (MC+2 pts RG). After the second indentation, the interesting parts end. Paths follow the watercourse until its exit.

Torrente Lacerno: Parking at Entry
Access: Approach Aval: From Rome take the A1 in the direction of Naples. Exit at Ceprano. Follow the signs for Arce, Isola de Liri, Sora and continue towards Avezzano. Do not miss the direction of Pescosolido and then go to Campoli Appenino. Park in front of the village under the bridge over the Lacerno, which is dried up at this point. Access from above: From Campoli Appennino, go to Pescosolido. 700 meters after the crossroads you will be in the center of the village. Turn right to pass the old church (Largo Vescavo Ruggieri). Follow Via Piacenza and then Via Colle. Do not follow this road to the exit, but take the first road on the right that goes uphill. You will leave the village. 700 meters further on the road becomes a dirt road. Pass the first barrier and go straight on at the fork. You will walk along fields (picnic area) and pass a second barrier. The parking lot is at the end point, by the watering holes. Copied from Descente
Return: Exit onto a left bank trail. From the upstream part you can get off at the footbridge. Otherwise, after the last indentation of the lower part, follow the trails passing RD and RG. The path climbs RG. At the beginning of the boulder field, keep right. It finally reaches the bridge.

Torrente Lacerno: Parking at Exit
Access: Approach Aval: From Rome take the A1 in the direction of Naples. Exit at Ceprano. Follow the signs for Arce, Isola de Liri, Sora and continue towards Avezzano. Do not miss the direction of Pescosolido and then go to Campoli Appenino. Park in front of the village under the bridge over the Lacerno, which is dried up at this point. Access from above: From Campoli Appennino, go to Pescosolido. 700 meters after the crossroads you will be in the center of the village. Turn right to pass the old church (Largo Vescavo Ruggieri). Follow Via Piacenza and then Via Colle. Do not follow this road to the exit, but take the first road on the right that goes uphill. You will leave the village. 700 meters further on the road becomes a dirt road. Pass the first barrier and go straight on at the fork. You will walk along fields (picnic area) and pass a second barrier. The parking lot is at the end point, by the watering holes. Copied from Descente
Return: Exit onto a left bank trail. From the upstream part you can get off at the footbridge. Otherwise, after the last indentation of the lower part, follow the trails passing RD and RG. The path climbs RG. At the beginning of the boulder field, keep right. It finally reaches the bridge.

Staffelgraben (unterer): Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the slope and cross the Isar on or next to a dam. About 300m further on the slope describes a right turn. At the exit of the right bend we turn left onto a track that leads north. 70m further on we also turn right from this track and take the forest road, which leads us first steeply uphill in northern direction. About 500m after its beginning the path turns to the left and after another 200m we come to the Staffelgraben (This path - from Isar - can be traced well on the "Bayernatlas" (tick in the menu "Wanderwege", then marked in orange): layers=e528a2a8-44e7-46e9-9069-1a8295b113b5 . Now over the Staffelgraben, then we keep to the left of the Seibertsgraben flowing towards us (i.e. orographic. to the right of it) up the slope steeply and at an altitude of 930 m we meet a forest road running crosswise and horizontally. On this now left. After 800m the forest road ends at a turning point. From here in the direction of SSW down the path to the stream.
Tour: We go down the ditch with the many small pools. We come to a small circular pool, which obviously invites you to jump. But beware: directly under the spray of the small waterfall hides a large boulder. During our 2015 u. 2018 ascent, we found an anchor here for rappel. Walking, climbing, sometimes sliding and jumping, we come to a small but deep pool, which invites us to a 4m jump. A little later we reach the exit of the ditch, where we will meet bathers in good weather.

Staffelgraben (unterer): Canyon End
Return: Now first in the off. Gravel bed, then later on a left bank path back to the place where we crossed the Staffelgraben on the approach. From here on the Anmarschweg back to the Isar and to the parking lot.

Orsoni: Canyon Start

Orsoni: Canyon End

Fischbach zum Rißbach: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the wide and mostly dry gravel bed of the Rißbach and head towards the opposite mouth of the Fischbach. Follow an indistinct footpath or an orographic path to the left (orographic right) uphill. At the top we come to a path which we follow to the right to the dam. Here we can check the water flow of the Fischbach in the upper reaches. Now follow the path back in a southerly direction. After a few meters we come to a forest road, which we take uphill to the right. We now ascend above the Fischbach and basically roughly parallel to it. After about 3.5 km or almost an hour, we come to the abrupt exit of this slope. This is followed by a path, which is only vaguely recognizable in places as we continue. We reach the wide gravel bed of the upper reaches of the Fischbach just before it narrows downstream into a gorge.
Tour: We hike and climb down the stream, with a few possible jumps. At one point we rappelled about 4m in 2013 (anchor was available). The deadwood was not a real obstacle at the time. When we arrive at the water drainage, we can exit a few meters before on the right via a metal ladder. If you want to join the part below the water drainage, you should pay close attention to the deadwood (the author was trapped by a sliding log in 2013 and had to be freed with a chainsaw - heli-canyoning was the order of the day afterwards). It's essential to take your climbing gear with you, as there is a lack of safety equipment for the few rappels.

Fischbach zum Rißbach: Canyon End
Return: Again across the gravel bed of the Rißbach back to the far bank and to the car.

Walchen: Canyon Start
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Walchen: Canyon End
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Hirschwängbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Canyoning with very little water, very sparing with hooks, slippery throughout with lots of climbing down
2024-06-08: All ok, not really worthwhile.
2023-09-23: Due to the rains slightly higher water level than normal, but not high. A lot of climbing down and slippery passages. Certainly a good option after rains, because otherwise rather unspectacular.
Comment: sentier ("Schützensteig") traverse Hirschwängbach (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot at the Hotel Ammerwald (1080m a.s.l.) we take the slope in northern direction and then follow the signpost "Schützensteig-Hochplatte". In several serpentines it goes up in the sparse coniferous forest. Then it moves with a slight gradient in a northerly direction and we reach the wooden footbridge over the stream coming down from the Hirschwäng-Alpe (1525m a.s.l.) (entry).
Tour: First you descend in this orographic right side stream of the Schafblassenbach via 5 rappels in relatively open terrain in an easterly direction to the Schafblassenbach (approx. 50 min.). In the Schafblassenbach - also relatively open - continue in a south-easterly direction (another 7 rappels). At the remains of the wall there is a first good exit option to the right onto the old water pipe. However, it makes sense to descend further to the exit at the metal railing.

Hirschwängbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Canyoning with very little water, very sparing with hooks, slippery throughout with lots of climbing down
2024-06-08: All ok, not really worthwhile.
2023-09-23: Due to the rains slightly higher water level than normal, but not high. A lot of climbing down and slippery passages. Certainly a good option after rains, because otherwise rather unspectacular.
Comment: Hotel Ammerwald (BMW) (descente)
Access: Either from Oberammergau/Ettal up the Ammertal in an easterly direction via Graswang, past Linderhof Castle, over the border (D/A) and on to the Hotel Ammerwald (BMW conference center); or via Reutte (Lechtal) up to the Plansee, past this and on towards Graswang, Oberammergau to the aforementioned Hotel Ammerwald.
Return: At the second wall with iron railings, turn right out onto the slope and back to the car.

Hirschwängbach: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Canyoning with very little water, very sparing with hooks, slippery throughout with lots of climbing down
2024-06-08: All ok, not really worthwhile.
2023-09-23: Due to the rains slightly higher water level than normal, but not high. A lot of climbing down and slippery passages. Certainly a good option after rains, because otherwise rather unspectacular.
Comment: captage d\'eau à droite vers la piste (descente)
Return: At the second wall with iron railings, turn right out onto the slope and back to the car.

Hirschwängbach: Waypoint
Comment: prendre le sentier "Schützensteig-Hochplatte" (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot at the Hotel Ammerwald (1080m a.s.l.) we take the slope in northern direction and then follow the signpost "Schützensteig-Hochplatte". In several serpentines it goes up in the sparse coniferous forest. Then it moves with a slight gradient in a northerly direction and we reach the wooden footbridge over the stream coming down from the Hirschwäng-Alpe (1525m a.s.l.) (entry).

Hirschwängbach: Waypoint1
Comment: arriver Schafblassenbach (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot at the Hotel Ammerwald (1080m a.s.l.) we take the slope in northern direction and then follow the signpost "Schützensteig-Hochplatte". In several serpentines it goes up in the sparse coniferous forest. Then it moves with a slight gradient in a northerly direction and we reach the wooden footbridge over the stream coming down from the Hirschwäng-Alpe (1525m a.s.l.) (entry).

Asamklamm: Canyon Start
2025-11-01: We climbed it almost dry and had 3 rappels (2x anchor 1x root), 2 - 3 small jumps and a few small slides. On the "high rappel", as described by the previous speakers, Orog. left (dry) the fixed rope...
2025-08-23: Accessed with a little more water. You can jump the sliding brake at the entry and a few other places. At the high rappel the rope should be renewed but is not yet dangerous as the rappel works normal...
2025-05-08: Push brake at the entry could be jumped with some ground contact. Otherwise everything is super - some small jumps are doable. At the "high rappel" after the jump in the narrow cut part, only the uppe...
Approach: We continue along the forest road and soon come to a fork. Here we turn right in the direction of "Walchensee", "Durchs Eschenlainetal", "Heimgarten". But we take the inconspicuous forest road, which branches off to the far right at this point. On it we come to the gravel bed above the gorge of the Asamklamm.
Tour: Initially, mainly stretches in the wide gravel bed. Slide brakes are either bypassed (left) or rappelled down. Then the canyon becomes narrow and we move between washed out rock walls and cross some pools. We finally see the footbridge at the top and stand at the exit of the gorge a little later.

Asamklamm: Canyon End
2025-11-01: We climbed it almost dry and had 3 rappels (2x anchor 1x root), 2 - 3 small jumps and a few small slides. On the "high rappel", as described by the previous speakers, Orog. left (dry) the fixed rope...
2025-08-23: Accessed with a little more water. You can jump the sliding brake at the entry and a few other places. At the high rappel the rope should be renewed but is not yet dangerous as the rappel works normal...
2025-05-08: Push brake at the entry could be jumped with some ground contact. Otherwise everything is super - some small jumps are doable. At the "high rappel" after the jump in the narrow cut part, only the uppe...
Return: At the exit of the canyons up the path with the stairs on the left. Keeping left we come to the footbridge over the canyons. A few more meters up and then in a northwesterly direction to the paved road. On this road turn right to the car.

Asamklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-01: We climbed it almost dry and had 3 rappels (2x anchor 1x root), 2 - 3 small jumps and a few small slides. On the "high rappel", as described by the previous speakers, Orog. left (dry) the fixed rope...
2025-08-23: Accessed with a little more water. You can jump the sliding brake at the entry and a few other places. At the high rappel the rope should be renewed but is not yet dangerous as the rappel works normal...
2025-05-08: Push brake at the entry could be jumped with some ground contact. Otherwise everything is super - some small jumps are doable. At the "high rappel" after the jump in the narrow cut part, only the uppe...
Access: From the BAB 95 (Munich-Garmisch-Partenkirchen) via exit 11 ("Eschenlohe") in eastern direction to Eschenlohe. We cross the B 12 and keep right in the center of Eschenlohe on the Garmischer Straße. We come to a covered bridge over the Loisach, cross the river and then take the Walchenseestraße on the other side half-left. After not quite 300m (from Loisach bridge) we cross the Eschenlaine, which normally has no water flow at this point. After another 300m the road bends in a right angle to SSO. From here another 1100m and we park our car in front of the no driving sign on the right at the edge of the forest.
Return: At the exit of the canyons up the path with the stairs on the left. Keeping left we come to the footbridge over the canyons. A few more meters up and then in a northwesterly direction to the paved road. On this road turn right to the car.

Mirafall: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked hiking trail with number 622 via FH Hagengut and Jausenstation Ötscherhias into the Ötschergräben. From the Ötscherhias another 20 minutes along a beautiful path upstream to the Mirafall, visible from afar. Climb without a path and with difficulty over the steep forest and scree terrain to the east of the waterfall, at the top cross over a forest saddle into Mirabachtal.
Tour: After a flat start, you come to a 15m high waterfall (tree on the left), followed shortly afterwards by a 30m waterfall (HSA on the left). After a few slides you stand in front of the 70m drop of the Mira Falls. About 4m behind the overhanging edge there is a chain, directly on the edge a single anchor. After about 30m of free-hanging abseiling, you have to swing to the next anchor (somewhat hidden at an angle). From this anchor it is another 45m abseil into the large pool under the waterfall. Caution: rope abseiling problems in the large waterfall, lots of loose rubble at the belay behind the waterfall (danger of falling rocks for tourists under the waterfall)

Mirafall: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Erlaufklause
Access: Approach via the B20. Between Mitterbach and Josefsberg a country road branches off in the direction of Erlaufklause/Bhf Erlaufklause. Follow this road (sand road in between) to the parking lot after the dam wall.
Return: Like access, in the Ötscherbach there are still some nice possible jumps

Mirafall: Canyon End
Return: Like access, in the Ötscherbach there are still some nice possible jumps

Kühbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-28: We were at the entry of the canyon three times in a row (2x on 28.07., 1x on 29.07.) The entry is easy to find. The hiking trail there is easy to walk. A short downclimb begins directly at the entry....
2023-07-29: Everything in order, sufficient hooks. Water level after previous rains present but still low and not critical.
2023-06-06: From the beginning of the canyon widening, the pitons were not consistently set in the fall line of the stream. Thus one saw oneself repeatedly forced to longer diagonal ropes. At least one could enjo...
Approach: Ascend the forest road on the left bank (Reintalstraße) for approx. 1300m and at 1055m turn left onto a forest path that leads us almost horizontally to the entry point.
Tour: Initially a narrow canyon, later descending on open rocky ridges. Unfavorable rope route at the start on the C35: - High risk of swinging a bit and damaging the ropes - Very high risk of the rope getting jammed in the crevice and then not being able to be pulled off. For a detailed description, see

Kühbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-28: We were at the entry of the canyon three times in a row (2x on 28.07., 1x on 29.07.) The entry is easy to find. The hiking trail there is easy to walk. A short downclimb begins directly at the entry....
2023-07-29: Everything in order, sufficient hooks. Water level after previous rains present but still low and not critical.
2023-06-06: From the beginning of the canyon widening, the pitons were not consistently set in the fall line of the stream. Thus one saw oneself repeatedly forced to longer diagonal ropes. At least one could enjo...
Comment: Wanderparkplatz
Access: From Reutte drive via Pflach and Unterletzen in the direction of Gasthaus Bärenfalle. From the direction of Füssen on the L69 via Musau. Pass the inn and follow the forest road for a short while until you reach the parking lot for hikers before the first serpentine (875m altitude).
Return: Once at the bottom, turn left out to the car.

Kühbach: Canyon End
2025-07-28: We were at the entry of the canyon three times in a row (2x on 28.07., 1x on 29.07.) The entry is easy to find. The hiking trail there is easy to walk. A short downclimb begins directly at the entry....
2023-07-29: Everything in order, sufficient hooks. Water level after previous rains present but still low and not critical.
2023-06-06: From the beginning of the canyon widening, the pitons were not consistently set in the fall line of the stream. Thus one saw oneself repeatedly forced to longer diagonal ropes. At least one could enjo...
Return: Once at the bottom, turn left out to the car.

Kühbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Checkpoint direkt am Ausstieg
Hydrology: Due to the rather small water catchment area, the canyon can usually be climbed without any problems. The Kühbach rarely carries water from the beginning of the first rappel. It usually seeps away beforehand and does not come to the surface again.

Kühbach: Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg
Approach: Ascend the forest road on the left bank (Reintalstraße) for approx. 1300m and at 1055m turn left onto a forest path that leads us almost horizontally to the entry point.

Bani Kharus: Canyon Start

Bani Kharus: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg

Bani Kharus: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg

Bani Kharus: Canyon End

Tange Tamoradi: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot about 15 min downhill to the entry
Tour: easy canyon with big fun factor\many jumps, great slides and easy abseils

Tange Tamoradi: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Austieg
Access: Parking possibility at the exit and at the entry
Return: about 15 minutes to the big parking lot

Tange Tamoradi: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg unbedingt mit dem Auto zu erreichen.%0d%0aUm direkt an den Einstieg zu kommen muss braucht man einen Jeep.%0d%0aAnsonsten parken bei der Abzweigung der Straße und weiter zu Fuß ca 1 Stunde
Access: Parking possibility at the exit and at the entry
Return: about 15 minutes to the big parking lot

Tange Tamoradi: Canyon End
Return: about 15 minutes to the big parking lot

Dürrekopfbach: Canyon End
2023-09-02: The hook at the cascade of three is flat. 35 m single strand is enough to abseil over all three steps. The way back through the Namlosbach and up to the car was definitely the most difficult part of t...
Comment: ACHTUNG: Namloserbach muss durchschritten werden. Wasserstand prüfen.
Return: Once you reach the Namlos stream, climb steeply up the opposite slope without a path. After the first 20 meters of altitude, keep right before the next cirque and you will come to a grassy edge where you work your way up between mountain pines to the edge of the slope. From here, keep to the right (SW) and continue pathless up to the road and then left to the car. Perhaps a little further down in Namloser Bach the ascent back to the road is easier - it might be worth testing.

Dürrekopfbach: Canyon Start
2023-09-02: The hook at the cascade of three is flat. 35 m single strand is enough to abseil over all three steps. The way back through the Namlosbach and up to the car was definitely the most difficult part of t...
Approach: On the road bridge to the eastern bank of the stream that descends into the Schwarzbrunnen valley. In the forest on the right-hand side of the stream, descend 100 meters to the Namloser Bach. At a jammed tree trunk, cross over to the other bank of the Namlos stream (there is a marker on a rocky ridge). Follow the path starting here upwards. Keep left at an unclear fork. At about 1250 m above sea level, you come to a path that leads from Namlos to Stanzach. Follow this path to the left (west) past the Schretterhütte until you reach the stream coming down from the Dürrekopfspitze - entry (1250 m above sea level).
Tour: A series of rappels, no slides or possible jumps. The Namlos stream can cause problems when crossing at the exit. You should therefore only do the tour when the water is low. If the water is low, you can also take the last rappel into the Namlos stream, keeping to the left, via a small rock gate through which the water jet shoots through.

Dürrekopfbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-09-02: The hook at the cascade of three is flat. 35 m single strand is enough to abseil over all three steps. The way back through the Namlosbach and up to the car was definitely the most difficult part of t...
Access: From Stanzach in the Lechtal (950 m above sea level) drive up the Nameloser valley in the direction of Namlos, Rinnen, Berwang. After a good 6 km, a freight cable car crosses the Namlos stream to the other side of the slope (company building slightly below the road). Park your car here (1200 m above sea level).
Return: Once you reach the Namlos stream, climb steeply up the opposite slope without a path. After the first 20 meters of altitude, keep right before the next cirque and you will come to a grassy edge where you work your way up between mountain pines to the edge of the slope. From here, keep to the right (SW) and continue pathless up to the road and then left to the car. Perhaps a little further down in Namloser Bach the ascent back to the road is easier - it might be worth testing.

Dürrekopfbach: Waypoint
Comment: Bifurcation: prendre sente à gauche (descente)
Approach: On the road bridge to the eastern bank of the stream that descends into the Schwarzbrunnen valley. In the forest on the right-hand side of the stream, descend 100 meters to the Namloser Bach. At a jammed tree trunk, cross over to the other bank of the Namlos stream (there is a marker on a rocky ridge). Follow the path starting here upwards. Keep left at an unclear fork. At about 1250 m above sea level, you come to a path that leads from Namlos to Stanzach. Follow this path to the left (west) past the Schretterhütte until you reach the stream coming down from the Dürrekopfspitze - entry (1250 m above sea level).

Tränktal: Canyon Start
Approach: Now on foot - or better still with a suitable bike - on the orographic right-hand side of the Hornbach up the stream towards Petersbergalpe. Shortly before reaching the alp, the path crosses the Tränktalbach. Now take the inconspicuous path before the bridge steeply uphill. Then turn right under the rocks to the stream.

Tränktal: Canyon End
Return: Before reaching the bridge, turn right onto the slope and return to the car along the approach path.

Tränktal: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Reutte on the 198 up the Lech valley to Stanzach. 500 m after the center of Stanzach turn right, cross the Lech and drive 2.4 km to Vorderhornbach. There we take the Hornbacher Landstraße L264 and drive to Hinterhornbach, cross the hamlet and continue in the valley until we reach the no driving sign. Here we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: Before reaching the bridge, turn right onto the slope and return to the car along the approach path.

Höhenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the signs we hike up the Höhenbach valley We see the Simms waterfalls and continue on the trail until it tangents the creek again (entry).
Tour: 3 successive waterfalls. After the 3rd waterfall we climb down one more step and then walk down the streambed until we can exit onto the approach trail.

Höhenbach: Canyon End
Return: The approach route back to Holzgau.

Höhenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Reutte up the Lechtal valley to Holzgau.
Return: The approach route back to Holzgau.

Seebach (Vorarlberg): Canyon Start
2025-11-15: A great stream for in between with some small slides and rappels in or through the water jet, but there are also many "dry rappels" to avoid. We parked at the bottom and took the bus up (Schröcken Do...
Approach: From the parking lot about 50 m upstream along the stream to the bridge. Here is the entry.
Tour: First Bachlatscher, then rappel with increasing height. The core point is the last waterfall of 40 m height, which should possibly be skipped when there is a lot of water, as crossing the ray is unavoidable. Emergency exit orographic left before the final waterfall.

Seebach (Vorarlberg): Canyon End
2025-11-15: A great stream for in between with some small slides and rappels in or through the water jet, but there are also many "dry rappels" to avoid. We parked at the bottom and took the bus up (Schröcken Do...
Return: After the 40 m waterfall downstream , right out to the bridge and then right again to the car.

Seebach (Vorarlberg): Parking at Entry
2025-11-15: A great stream for in between with some small slides and rappels in or through the water jet, but there are also many "dry rappels" to avoid. We parked at the bottom and took the bus up (Schröcken Do...
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende, Mellau, Au, Schoppenau to Schröcken. After the first tunnel, take a sharp left. There is space where you can park the car.\nContinue with a second vehicle in the direction of Warth. After you have crossed the Seebach several times, you will come to a hotel with a canyoning provider (Strolz Aktiv; Haus Strolz - Nesslegg 94)) on the left side. Here you can park the upper car after prior request.
Return: After the 40 m waterfall downstream , right out to the bridge and then right again to the car.

Seebach (Vorarlberg): Parking at Exit
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende, Mellau, Au, Schoppenau to Schröcken. After the first tunnel, take a sharp left. There is space where you can park the car.\nContinue with a second vehicle in the direction of Warth. After you have crossed the Seebach several times, you will come to a hotel with a canyoning provider (Strolz Aktiv; Haus Strolz - Nesslegg 94)) on the left side. Here you can park the upper car after prior request.
Return: After the 40 m waterfall downstream , right out to the bridge and then right again to the car.

Weißenbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-21: Anchoring in good condition. In summer with thin neo (2 to 3mm) well feasible.
2023-10-07: Little water. Basically very well set up, but in the final passage after the 40 (photo), where it goes around the corner, anchors are bent. As a result, we couldn't get the ropes off at first and had...
Approach: We follow the dirt road further into the forest. We cross a quarry. The track goes up in serpentines. We reach our forest gorge, the forest road now goes flat for a few meters. Then a track goes off to the right, which we follow to the streambed (beyond the stream wildlife feeding).
Tour: At the beginning, diagonal ropes in open terrain. The key points are then a 40 m high waterfall (breaking possible before the edge: 12 m/30 m), as well as the 35 m high, somewhat winding final waterfall (breaking 15 m/20 m makes sense; the last 20 m can also be rappelled on dry ground following the wire rope handrail). The canyon may still be accessible if most of the other streams in the Bregenzerwald are carrying too much water. It is also used commercially.

Weißenbach: Canyon End
2024-07-21: Anchoring in good condition. In summer with thin neo (2 to 3mm) well feasible.
2023-10-07: Little water. Basically very well set up, but in the final passage after the 40 (photo), where it goes around the corner, anchors are bent. As a result, we couldn't get the ropes off at first and had...
Return: After the final waterfall, which you may already know from visiting, out to the old road. On this right (northward) to the new road and next to this back to the car.

Weißenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-21: Anchoring in good condition. In summer with thin neo (2 to 3mm) well feasible.
2023-10-07: Little water. Basically very well set up, but in the final passage after the 40 (photo), where it goes around the corner, anchors are bent. As a result, we couldn't get the ropes off at first and had...
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende to Mellau. Past Schnepfau, before reaching the edge of the forest, turn left onto the road that would lead back to Schnepfau into the village. But we turn right after a few meters onto the dirt road and park the car before the bridge.
Return: After the final waterfall, which you may already know from visiting, out to the old road. On this right (northward) to the new road and next to this back to the car.

Weißenbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the dirt road further into the forest. We cross a quarry. The track goes up in serpentines. We reach our forest gorge, the forest road now goes flat for a few meters. Then a track goes off to the right, which we follow to the streambed (beyond the stream wildlife feeding).
Tour: At the beginning, diagonal ropes in open terrain. The key points are then a 40 m high waterfall (breaking possible before the edge: 12 m/30 m), as well as the 35 m high, somewhat winding final waterfall (breaking 15 m/20 m makes sense; the last 20 m can also be rappelled on dry ground following the wire rope handrail). The canyon may still be accessible if most of the other streams in the Bregenzerwald are carrying too much water. It is also used commercially.

Weißenbach: Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg
Approach: We follow the dirt road further into the forest. We cross a quarry. The track goes up in serpentines. We reach our forest gorge, the forest road now goes flat for a few meters. Then a track goes off to the right, which we follow to the streambed (beyond the stream wildlife feeding).

Weißenbach: Waypoint1
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg

Weißenbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Alternative Parkmöglichkeit am Tunnelportal
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende to Mellau. Past Schnepfau, before reaching the edge of the forest, turn left onto the road that would lead back to Schnepfau into the village. But we turn right after a few meters onto the dirt road and park the car before the bridge.
Return: After the final waterfall, which you may already know from visiting, out to the old road. On this right (northward) to the new road and next to this back to the car.

Mühltobel (mittlerer Abschnitt): Canyon Start
2025-09-14: All three parts done. Nice grip and all stands io. You can't jump anywhere because everything is quite full of gravel.
2025-08-23: A lot of gravel and a lot of throughput after the flood. But it was still manageable. Stands in the middle section ok.
Approach: From the leftward haipin bend (with bus stop), take the forest road that goes uphill in a southerly direction, passing a fallow deer enclosure (2009) with a house on the right and reaching the small tarred road. Continue on it until you reach the houses at its exit. From there a few meters further downhill in a southerly direction (fountain), take the right path at the fork and follow it downhill to the footbridge over the stream.
Tour: Entry with c53, then short rappel and downclimb in relatively narrow canyon, but then tiring rattling in the stony streambed. Next entry possibility at the bridge (from Dafins). Still walking (in total about 1.5 hrs), a rewarding interlude. Finally access for the lower part, which is then interesting again.

Mühltobel (mittlerer Abschnitt): Canyon End
2025-09-14: All three parts done. Nice grip and all stands io. You can't jump anywhere because everything is quite full of gravel.
2025-08-23: A lot of gravel and a lot of throughput after the flood. But it was still manageable. Stands in the middle section ok.
Return: You can get off at the footbridge to the right up to Dafins, where the access to the middle section takes place (655 m a.s.l.). It is possible to continue along the middle part and then follow the lower part. After this, at the road bridge, go up to the right and left to the lower vehicle.

Mühltobel (mittlerer Abschnitt): Parking at Exit
2025-09-14: All three parts done. Nice grip and all stands io. You can't jump anywhere because everything is quite full of gravel.
2025-08-23: A lot of gravel and a lot of throughput after the flood. But it was still manageable. Stands in the middle section ok.
Access: From the highway Bregenz - Feldkirch on the exit "Klaus" (next exit after "Götzis"), then right (!) to the traffic circle, here 90 degrees to the left and in southern direction parallel to the highway about 1 km. Here follow the signpost to Dafins on the left. Pass under the freeway, after about 2.5 km cross the federal road 190 and continue in an easterly direction through the village area between Röthis and Sulz. At the exit the road crosses the Frödisch brook. Park the first vehicle here. With the second vehicle up to Dafins and through the village. Before the next leftward haipin bend (bus stop) turn right and follow the road for a few hundred meters until you reach a sharp right bend (Holzstoß / Grünzeug 2022) Park the car here.
Return: You can get off at the footbridge to the right up to Dafins, where the access to the middle section takes place (655 m a.s.l.). It is possible to continue along the middle part and then follow the lower part. After this, at the road bridge, go up to the right and left to the lower vehicle.

Mühltobel (mittlerer Abschnitt): Parking at Entry
Access: From the highway Bregenz - Feldkirch on the exit "Klaus" (next exit after "Götzis"), then right (!) to the traffic circle, here 90 degrees to the left and in southern direction parallel to the highway about 1 km. Here follow the signpost to Dafins on the left. Pass under the freeway, after about 2.5 km cross the federal road 190 and continue in an easterly direction through the village area between Röthis and Sulz. At the exit the road crosses the Frödisch brook. Park the first vehicle here. With the second vehicle up to Dafins and through the village. Before the next leftward haipin bend (bus stop) turn right and follow the road for a few hundred meters until you reach a sharp right bend (Holzstoß / Grünzeug 2022) Park the car here.
Return: You can get off at the footbridge to the right up to Dafins, where the access to the middle section takes place (655 m a.s.l.). It is possible to continue along the middle part and then follow the lower part. After this, at the road bridge, go up to the right and left to the lower vehicle.

Mühltobel (mittlerer Abschnitt): Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the leftward haipin bend (with bus stop), take the forest road that goes uphill in a southerly direction, passing a fallow deer enclosure (2009) with a house on the right and reaching the small tarred road. Continue on it until you reach the houses at its exit. From there a few meters further downhill in a southerly direction (fountain), take the right path at the fork and follow it downhill to the footbridge over the stream.
Tour: Entry with c53, then short rappel and downclimb in relatively narrow canyon, but then tiring rattling in the stony streambed. Next entry possibility at the bridge (from Dafins). Still walking (in total about 1.5 hrs), a rewarding interlude. Finally access for the lower part, which is then interesting again.

Karitsas: Canyon Start
Approach: After the first houses on the left and a satellite dish on an iron pipe (2010), a path that is initially not recognizable as such leads downhill over some concrete steps and then in a northerly direction across a meadow towards a slope edge. Here, at the latest, we take up the track again, walk along the edge of the slope in an easterly direction, cross into the following slope keeping slightly downward and follow the track down to the streambed.This access explored by the author from the streambed upward saves about 20 min. access and 30 min. rappel in the streambed downward (according to the access description in the book by George Andreou); with this access one is at the first rappel in the shortest time. The total length of the tour in meters is shortened by about half. If you like hiking next to or in the streambed, or if you don't trust yourself to find the way described here, take the access described in George Andreou's book, which has its starting point at the church.
Tour: Sequence of beautiful rappel (9 in total).

Karitsas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel through the sparse forest to the Karpenisiotis Potamos (river), cross it at a suitable point and continue to the road by the stalls.

Karitsas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction on the road to Prousos. However, we do not have to go that far. After about 16 km we see a house on the right side of the road and on the left side of the road stalls and a clearing. Here we park the first car. About 2 km further on we turn left to Karitsa. We cross the river (check its water level, because after the canyon we have to cross it again and without a bridge) and drive uphill. After about 2 km we come to a road junction. Here we do not go right up to the church (as described in George Andreou's book), but left. At the first houses we park the second vehicle.
Return: After the last rappel through the sparse forest to the Karpenisiotis Potamos (river), cross it at a suitable point and continue to the road by the stalls.

Karitsas: Parking at Entry
Comment: für den unteren Einstieg
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction on the road to Prousos. However, we do not have to go that far. After about 16 km we see a house on the right side of the road and on the left side of the road stalls and a clearing. Here we park the first car. About 2 km further on we turn left to Karitsa. We cross the river (check its water level, because after the canyon we have to cross it again and without a bridge) and drive uphill. After about 2 km we come to a road junction. Here we do not go right up to the church (as described in George Andreou's book), but left. At the first houses we park the second vehicle.
Return: After the last rappel through the sparse forest to the Karpenisiotis Potamos (river), cross it at a suitable point and continue to the road by the stalls.

Karitsas: Parking at Entry1
Comment: für den oberen Einstieg gemäß Buch von George Andreou
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction on the road to Prousos. However, we do not have to go that far. After about 16 km we see a house on the right side of the road and on the left side of the road stalls and a clearing. Here we park the first car. About 2 km further on we turn left to Karitsa. We cross the river (check its water level, because after the canyon we have to cross it again and without a bridge) and drive uphill. After about 2 km we come to a road junction. Here we do not go right up to the church (as described in George Andreou's book), but left. At the first houses we park the second vehicle.

Ehrenbach: Canyon Start
2024-06-23: Good water level after the rain. Very slippery canyon in beautiful red rock. However, a lot of wood in the canyon, you can get through but already disturbing. The first 3 rappels top new with chain an...
Approach: The path begins directly at the fountain and winds steeply up in serpentines (direction SW) to the mountain inn "Einsiedelei". From there, follow the forest road to the south (left), which leads to a path that leads directly to a large boulder barrier (dam) (sign "Danger of life"). Entry and first rappel directly from the bedload barrier.
Tour: Conglomerate gorge in the forest, which is very slippery in places. Attention at the second rappel point: the rope pull-off can cause problems here.

Ehrenbach: Canyon End
2024-06-23: Good water level after the rain. Very slippery canyon in beautiful red rock. However, a lot of wood in the canyon, you can get through but already disturbing. The first 3 rappels top new with chain an...
Return: From the stream directly to the car.

Hintertuxbach: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: A lot of ice, but all the belays are still easily accessible and the places are climbable. At 11.45 a.m. we had sun while changing and then some sunshine in the canyon.
2025-11-08: Bach was already cooler today. At this point, the sun only briefly comes over the ridge in the upper part. It was very slippery in the water and the stones outside were frozen over with wet ice. So it...
2025-11-01: Despite quite warm temperatures 11 degrees at the exit perfect water level. Rope railing very old or defective and many of the stands are past their best. Great canyon but very slippery at the moment.
Approach: We cross the aforementioned bridge, walk along the dirt road on the right above the valley station and head towards the now visible final waterfalls of the Hintertuxbach stream. Initially on the orographic left-hand side of the stream, we follow the climbing tracks upwards, soon cross the stream to the other side and have several opportunities to look down into the gorge. About halfway up (after a good 15 minutes) we see a bridge over the stream on the righthand side. You can now continue on this side of the stream on the AV trail 526 (towards Spannagelhaus) to turn right at 1760m above sea level onto a path that leads to the stream and crosses it on a concrete bridge. Entry is directly above over the wide gravel bed. However, it is better to cross this wooden bridge again at about half the ascent distance to the western edge of the gorge. Here, the route leads pathlessly across a meadow up to the clearly recognizable path that runs up from the bottom right. This takes us to the water drainage for the small power station at the bottom of the valley. You can start here (1700m above sea level) if you only want to walk the attractive lower parts of the stream. Otherwise, continue along the path until you can see the wide gravel bed and the waterfalls cascading over it (entry at the northern exit of this gravel bed).
Tour: First in the upper relatively open and not unattractive parts with some smaller rappels down to the water drainage. Here entry into the gorge with many rappels. The anchors are mostly set up for rappels outside the beam. The grain of the rock inspires us just as much as its erosion. One rappel exits in front of a 1.5m diameter hole in the rock (forced passage). There are repeated (emergency) exits via iron clamps. Towards the exit of the tour, you cross under the mighty cover plate of the screw cave. There are several descent options here. Back out in the open, we reach the final waterfalls. Do not descend to the left here, but follow the water arm to the right again to an attractive narrow passage that exits at the level house (after a narrow slip).

Hintertuxbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-07: A lot of ice, but all the belays are still easily accessible and the places are climbable. At 11.45 a.m. we had sun while changing and then some sunshine in the canyon.
2025-11-08: Bach was already cooler today. At this point, the sun only briefly comes over the ridge in the upper part. It was very slippery in the water and the stones outside were frozen over with wet ice. So it...
2025-11-01: Despite quite warm temperatures 11 degrees at the exit perfect water level. Rope railing very old or defective and many of the stands are past their best. Great canyon but very slippery at the moment.
Comment: Parkplatz der Hintertuxer Gletscherbahnen - nicht kostenpflichtig (2013)
Access: From the A 12 (Kufstein - Innsbruck) we turn off at Jenbach onto the federal road 169 into the Zillertal. After 31 km we reach Mayrhofen, drive past the village on the 169 and a little later turn off onto the L 6 in the direction of Finkenberg, Lanersbach,Hintertux - 18.5 km to Hintertux. A good km further and we reach the large parking lot of the Gletscherbahn. At the southwest end of this parking lot we park our vehicle near the road bridge over the Breitenbach coming down from the west.
Return: From the gauge house in the direction of SSW up to the path and on it back to the parking lot.

Hintertuxbach: Canyon End
2026-02-07: A lot of ice, but all the belays are still easily accessible and the places are climbable. At 11.45 a.m. we had sun while changing and then some sunshine in the canyon.
2025-11-08: Bach was already cooler today. At this point, the sun only briefly comes over the ridge in the upper part. It was very slippery in the water and the stones outside were frozen over with wet ice. So it...
2025-11-01: Despite quite warm temperatures 11 degrees at the exit perfect water level. Rope railing very old or defective and many of the stands are past their best. Great canyon but very slippery at the moment.
Return: From the gauge house in the direction of SSW up to the path and on it back to the parking lot.

Silbergraben: Canyon Start
2025-09-22: A nice canyon with a high, technical last descent.
2025-03-22: Stands in poor quality, which fits at the high rappel. The parking lot described below is on private land. We had a nice chat with the owners and it was no problem.
2024-11-03: Unerwartete, schöne, kurze und bequeme Schlucht... gute Wasserführung. Bessere Ausrüstung sollte nachgerüstet werden. Unzureichende Waffen. Route von 3 Personen aus der CanyonEast-Gruppe.
Approach: Simply follow the forest road and then descend the steep meadow (dotted red on the map).
Tour: The Silbergraben offers 8 rappelling points with strong water contact in roaring pools. But do not worry, the pools are not deep and do not pose a problem at normal water levels.The finale is an almost 50-meter high waterfall that has considerable risk of falling rocks. There are no emergency exits.

Silbergraben: Canyon End
2025-09-22: A nice canyon with a high, technical last descent.
2025-03-22: Stands in poor quality, which fits at the high rappel. The parking lot described below is on private land. We had a nice chat with the owners and it was no problem.
2024-11-03: Unerwartete, schöne, kurze und bequeme Schlucht... gute Wasserführung. Bessere Ausrüstung sollte nachgerüstet werden. Unzureichende Waffen. Route von 3 Personen aus der CanyonEast-Gruppe.
Return: On the right, shortly after the last cascade, a path leads along the stream. To save yourself the tedious way back along the road, it is advisable to park a second car in Waidach at the turnoff to the silver waterfall. Alternatively, you can stop at the car stop. So take dry clothes with you.

Silbergraben: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-22: A nice canyon with a high, technical last descent.
2025-03-22: Stands in poor quality, which fits at the high rappel. The parking lot described below is on private land. We had a nice chat with the owners and it was no problem.
2024-11-03: Unerwartete, schöne, kurze und bequeme Schlucht... gute Wasserführung. Bessere Ausrüstung sollte nachgerüstet werden. Unzureichende Waffen. Route von 3 Personen aus der CanyonEast-Gruppe.
Approach: Simply follow the forest road and then descend the steep meadow (dotted red on the map).
Tour: The Silbergraben offers 8 rappelling points with strong water contact in roaring pools. But do not worry, the pools are not deep and do not pose a problem at normal water levels.The finale is an almost 50-meter high waterfall that has considerable risk of falling rocks. There are no emergency exits.

Silbergraben: Parking at Entry
Access: The B100 connects Spittal an der Drau and Lienz. In Oberdrauburg turn south onto the 110 towards Kötschach. After the serpentines of the Gailbergsattel, a forest road branches off in a left-hand bend with a bus stop. Park here or 50m further on the right (green check in the map).
Return: On the right, shortly after the last cascade, a path leads along the stream. To save yourself the tedious way back along the road, it is advisable to park a second car in Waidach at the turnoff to the silver waterfall. Alternatively, you can stop at the car stop. So take dry clothes with you.

Silbergraben: Parking at Exit
Comment: Auf Privatgrund: beim Besitzer um Erlaubnis bitten.
Access: The B100 connects Spittal an der Drau and Lienz. In Oberdrauburg turn south onto the 110 towards Kötschach. After the serpentines of the Gailbergsattel, a forest road branches off in a left-hand bend with a bus stop. Park here or 50m further on the right (green check in the map).
Return: On the right, shortly after the last cascade, a path leads along the stream. To save yourself the tedious way back along the road, it is advisable to park a second car in Waidach at the turnoff to the silver waterfall. Alternatively, you can stop at the car stop. So take dry clothes with you.

Tuxbach: Canyon Start
Comment: unterhalb der Wasserableitung, rechtes Ufer
Approach: From the parking lot in Brunnhausstraße we take the path down to the river. Entry below the dam. All the incoming water should be drained at the dam if we don't want to have any problems with the water flow during the walk (see videos and photos of our emergency exit on July 4th, 2010). If we do not have a second vehicle available, it makes sense for everyone to drive up with their luggage and leave the car at the top. At the exit of the tour, all but one of us can make a "stop". The driver goes alone and without luggage (but with car keys and driver's license) to the car and picks it up. To do this, he follows a footpath on the orographic. right high bank of the Tuxbach.
Tour: The descent begins with a rappel (around 20m) down into the wide streambed. It gradually narrows, and we are impressed by the large opening of the overflow channel at the top right. It is not clear whether the overflow is automatic - in which case there is an extremely high risk - or only manually controlled (in which case call the operator)! The now narrow part of the canyon has beautiful washouts and a varied stream. Most of the steps are downclimbed, with a few rappels, including a 12m rappel where the stream cannot be avoided. The highest rappel (25 m) takes you back to the widened lower part of the canyon, which only offers a few shorter narrow sections.

Tuxbach: Canyon End
Return: As soon as the opportunity presents itself, turn left, then down the stream to a bridge over the Tuxbach. We get off this path and take the footpath in a southerly direction. When we reach the road, we keep left. We cross the Zemmbach on a bridge and 50m further on we come to the parking lot where our car is parked for the exit.

Tuxbach: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A12 (Kufstein - Innsbruck) we turn off at Jenbach onto the B169 into the Zillertal. After 31 km we reach Mayrhofen and drive past the village on the B169. We do not turn off onto the L 6 in the direction of Finkenberg, Lanersbach, Hintertux, but continue on the B169 for another 850m. Immediately after a bus stop, we turn right towards Gasthof Hochsteg. 50m further on, we park our car in the parking lot to the right of the road for the exit. Take the second car and walk 850m back along the B169. Then turn left onto the L 6 and up to Finkenberg. We park it near the upper road bridge over the canyon on the orographic right side of the Tuxbach (see map).
Return: As soon as the opportunity presents itself, turn left, then down the stream to a bridge over the Tuxbach. We get off this path and take the footpath in a southerly direction. When we reach the road, we keep left. We cross the Zemmbach on a bridge and 50m further on we come to the parking lot where our car is parked for the exit.

Tuxbach: Parking at Entry
Access: From the A12 (Kufstein - Innsbruck) we turn off at Jenbach onto the B169 into the Zillertal. After 31 km we reach Mayrhofen and drive past the village on the B169. We do not turn off onto the L 6 in the direction of Finkenberg, Lanersbach, Hintertux, but continue on the B169 for another 850m. Immediately after a bus stop, we turn right towards Gasthof Hochsteg. 50m further on, we park our car in the parking lot to the right of the road for the exit. Take the second car and walk 850m back along the B169. Then turn left onto the L 6 and up to Finkenberg. We park it near the upper road bridge over the canyon on the orographic right side of the Tuxbach (see map).
Return: As soon as the opportunity presents itself, turn left, then down the stream to a bridge over the Tuxbach. We get off this path and take the footpath in a southerly direction. When we reach the road, we keep left. We cross the Zemmbach on a bridge and 50m further on we come to the parking lot where our car is parked for the exit.

Abime de Bramabiau: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the building selling tickets and souvenirs on a wide footpath towards the entrance to the commercial cave tour, after about 200 m turn left onto a small meadow path heading SSO down to the Bonheur stream. Following this, after about 50 m you reach the cave entrance portal.
Tour: Through the large cave opening through a hall, then collapse zone and then the actual narrow cave traverse - 3 rappel. At the exit below the commercial accesses.

Abime de Bramabiau: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the A75, which runs south from Clermont-Ferrand through the Massif Central, about 25 km after crossing the large toll bridge at Millau, take exit 48 (L'HOSPITALET-DU-LARZAC CORNUS ALZON) east on the D7. 15 km further, at Sauclieres, turn left onto the D999 and head north to St Jean du Bruel. Continue on the D 341 to Treves (12 km) and from here through the Gorges de Trevezel on the D 157 to Abime de Bramabiau (another 19 km).
Return: After leaving the cave, exit to the right, cross the bridge and follow the wide path back up to the starting point.

Abime de Bramabiau: Canyon End
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Return: After leaving the cave, exit to the right, cross the bridge and follow the wide path back up to the starting point.

Helltal: Canyon Start
Approach: Now on foot - better still for the time being with a suitable bicycle - first on the orographic. left side of the Hornbaches brook upstream in the direction of Petersbergalpe. After about 600 m we cross to the southern side of the stream. Here further upstream we come after additional well 2 km to a bridge over the Hornbach and again well 500 m further to the so-called Drähhütten. A few hundred meters further we cross again to the southern bank of the Hornbach and reach 2.3 km after the Drähhütten the Petersbergalpe (1280m above sea level). Up to here we are on foot from the car 1 hour and 15 minutes. Once again we continue for about 1.5 km, then we come to the place where "our" brook splashes down from the right.\n\nNow the actual access begins, which is by no means easy to find. We look for tracks that lead up through the forest on the orographic right side of the stream: Out of the forest, we continue upward across meadows.\nSomewhat below the high waterfall, which is filled with avalanche debris into the fall, we traverse to the lower entry into the stream (at about 1550 m a.s.l.).\n\nIf we also want to walk the upper part, which is dangerous especially in the approach, we continue until we can traverse across steep flanks into the large basin. At the foot of a high waterfall, the descent in the upper part begins here at about 1660m above sea level.

Helltal: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the descent out on the approach path and back to the car.

Rio Ganda: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Perfekt waterflow, sunny day, no cold water, nice leave color. (drysuite)
Approach: Park the car here and take path no. 3 on the left-hand side (forest road) in the direction of. Waterfall". Shortly afterwards, at the crossroads with a barn on the right, leave path no. 3 and continue to follow the forest road, which leads to the left, with the wooden sign "TVB - Oberer Wasserfall". At the exit of the road, to the right of a wooden fence, follow the path with horizontal white and blue stripes leading into the forest (signs "_Katzenleiter" and "Schritzenholz"). On a tree you will then see a wooden sign "TVB - for sure-footed - for experts", From here you will reach the wooden bridge that crosses the beginning of the canyon in 5 minutes.
Tour: Generally a technical canyon that should not be underestimated. To be avoided in spring or after rainfall, better after dry periods. It is very slippery, handrails are required, you overcome hanging pools of water. Possibly 2 beautiful 7 m/8 m long slides. The last waterfall of 120 m is often indicated as 30 m + 80 m, but in reality there are two more usable stands. We recommend rappelling 20 m and using the first stance to get out of the strong current, see your partner and communicate with them more easily. This is followed by a 15 m descent. From here, those with an 80 m ropes are recommended to make a single move, otherwise the next belay at 25 m/30 m must be taken, which is far to the right and not easy to reach (very slippery).

Rio Ganda: Parking at Exit
2025-10-09: Perfekt waterflow, sunny day, no cold water, nice leave color. (drysuite)
Comment: 500 m bergauf gibt es einen größeren Parkplatz.
Access: Approach parking exit: from the state road 12, near Waidbruck, drive up to the village of Barbiano. Drive through the village and stay on the main road until the first junction; follow the road to the right towards Alpe di Barbiano until you reach the third hairpin bend, where you can park the car. From here, start the path that leads to the upper waterfall on foot, only if you don't have a second car to change to (about 1 hour). Parking entry: with the wide car, drive back about 600 m in the direction of Barbian. Then take the road that goes up to the left (signs with the inscriptions "Unterer Wasserfall" and "Huberkreuz"). Continue for about 5 km until you reach an altitude of 1290 meters
Return: Exit: after the last rappel (lower waterfall), follow the path to the parking lot

Rio Ganda: Parking at Entry
2025-10-09: Perfekt waterflow, sunny day, no cold water, nice leave color. (drysuite)
Access: Approach parking exit: from the state road 12, near Waidbruck, drive up to the village of Barbiano. Drive through the village and stay on the main road until the first junction; follow the road to the right towards Alpe di Barbiano until you reach the third hairpin bend, where you can park the car. From here, start the path that leads to the upper waterfall on foot, only if you don't have a second car to change to (about 1 hour). Parking entry: with the wide car, drive back about 600 m in the direction of Barbian. Then take the road that goes up to the left (signs with the inscriptions "Unterer Wasserfall" and "Huberkreuz"). Continue for about 5 km until you reach an altitude of 1290 meters
Return: Exit: after the last rappel (lower waterfall), follow the path to the parking lot

Rio Ganda: Canyon End
Return: Exit: after the last rappel (lower waterfall), follow the path to the parking lot

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Choltalbach Hier, lors de la descente du canyon de Rotalbar, nous avons constaté un très gros éboulement en plein milieu du parcours. L’ancien...
2025-08-10: Yesterday, during the descent of the Rotalbar canyon, we encountered a major rockfall in the middle section. The former route that required a climb on the left no longer exists: it is now possible to...
Approach: From the parking lot at the lake in Rütenenstraße (without implementation - advantage of checking the water level in passing) up the footpath on the orographic. left slope. First on stairs, then horizontally towards the canyon and ann on the edge of the canyon up to the plateau. Arrived at the farmhouses we look for an access to the streambed (from orographic left).\n\nIf we have made a conversion, we climb into the stream at the road bridge.
Tour: About 20 rappel, but also slide and jump possibilities. Exit possibilities only in the first third. In the C20 there is an intermediate pool which should be avoided urgently at higher water levels. Alternatively rappel RG in the dry. Exit possibilities only in the upper part quite steep in the forest, in the lower area no exit possibilities.

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Choltalbach Hier, lors de la descente du canyon de Rotalbar, nous avons constaté un très gros éboulement en plein milieu du parcours. L’ancien...
2025-08-10: Yesterday, during the descent of the Rotalbar canyon, we encountered a major rockfall in the middle section. The former route that required a climb on the left no longer exists: it is now possible to...
Return: After the slide into the lake, turn right and follow the Rütenen road to the car.

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Choltalbach Hier, lors de la descente du canyon de Rotalbar, nous avons constaté un très gros éboulement en plein milieu du parcours. L’ancien...
2025-08-10: Yesterday, during the descent of the Rotalbar canyon, we encountered a major rockfall in the middle section. The former route that required a climb on the left no longer exists: it is now possible to...
Approach: From the parking lot at the lake in Rütenenstraße (without implementation - advantage of checking the water level in passing) up the footpath on the orographic. left slope. First on stairs, then horizontally towards the canyon and ann on the edge of the canyon up to the plateau. Arrived at the farmhouses we look for an access to the streambed (from orographic left).\n\nIf we have made a conversion, we climb into the stream at the road bridge.
Tour: About 20 rappel, but also slide and jump possibilities. Exit possibilities only in the first third. In the C20 there is an intermediate pool which should be avoided urgently at higher water levels. Alternatively rappel RG in the dry. Exit possibilities only in the upper part quite steep in the forest, in the lower area no exit possibilities.

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 1 vehicle seulement (descente)
Access: We leave the A2 (Lucerne-Gotthard) at Lake Lucerne via exit 35 - Beckenried. We drive down to the lake and there we take the Rütenenstraße, which leads along the lake in eastern direction. Before the Ounkt, where it is no longer allowed to continue by car, we find parking spaces on the left hand side, where we can park our (possibly lower) car (P2).\n\nIf we have a second car available, we drive up to Emmeten and park the car there either after the Choltalbach bridge on the left at the chapel on P1a (only limited space) or in the village on the parking lot of the Niederbauen(rappel)bahn P1b.
Return: After the slide into the lake, turn right and follow the Rütenen road to the car.

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Parking at Entry1
Comment: P2 : parking alternatif (descente)
Access: We leave the A2 (Lucerne-Gotthard) at Lake Lucerne via exit 35 - Beckenried. We drive down to the lake and there we take the Rütenenstraße, which leads along the lake in eastern direction. Before the Ounkt, where it is no longer allowed to continue by car, we find parking spaces on the left hand side, where we can park our (possibly lower) car (P2).\n\nIf we have a second car available, we drive up to Emmeten and park the car there either after the Choltalbach bridge on the left at the chapel on P1a (only limited space) or in the village on the parking lot of the Niederbauen(rappel)bahn P1b.
Return: After the slide into the lake, turn right and follow the Rütenen road to the car.

Choltalbach (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A2 (Lucerne-Gotthard) at Lake Lucerne via exit 35 - Beckenried. We drive down to the lake and there we take the Rütenenstraße, which leads along the lake in eastern direction. Before the Ounkt, where it is no longer allowed to continue by car, we find parking spaces on the left hand side, where we can park our (possibly lower) car (P2).\n\nIf we have a second car available, we drive up to Emmeten and park the car there either after the Choltalbach bridge on the left at the chapel on P1a (only limited space) or in the village on the parking lot of the Niederbauen(rappel)bahn P1b.

Taxaklamm: Canyon Start
2025-12-24: Cool XMAS tour in light snowfall, everything ok in the canyon. Super clear water!
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Taxabach Very nice short canyon. Ideal for example for winter, if you want to try cold canyon -> It's short enough for you to enjoy it without...
2025-05-04: Everything is a mountain pass. Good water level, all jumps possible. Stands OK! Be quiet on the exit, as the local residents are annoyed by the noise.
Approach: Either on the forest road or better on an inconspicuous path on the orographic left side of the stream, then left over the wooden bridge - with informative view into the canyons - and after another 50m right down into the streambed above the bedload barrier.
Tour: A tyrolienne is temporarily installed on the 1st rappel C22. But 2x30m ropes are necessary! After 15m intermediate stand orographic right (with fixed handrail, recommended), then still R7. The "slide" before the 2nd rappel can be bypassed to the left or to the right at the top. The next step can be done ortographic left C10 (exposed chain anchor) or ortographic right via rope traverse C20 (chain anchor). T2 at the exit of the canyon is to be checked with regard to the necessary pool depth. orographic. left bolt available or body anchor. 15m after T2 flood protection area.

Taxaklamm: Canyon End
2025-12-24: Cool XMAS tour in light snowfall, everything ok in the canyon. Super clear water!
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Taxabach Very nice short canyon. Ideal for example for winter, if you want to try cold canyon -> It's short enough for you to enjoy it without...
2025-05-04: Everything is a mountain pass. Good water level, all jumps possible. Stands OK! Be quiet on the exit, as the local residents are annoyed by the noise.
Return: At the canyon exit, take the path on the left up to the car.

Taxaklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-24: Cool XMAS tour in light snowfall, everything ok in the canyon. Super clear water!
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Taxabach Very nice short canyon. Ideal for example for winter, if you want to try cold canyon -> It's short enough for you to enjoy it without...
2025-05-04: Everything is a mountain pass. Good water level, all jumps possible. Stands OK! Be quiet on the exit, as the local residents are annoyed by the noise.
Access: From St. Johann/Tyrol 7 km north on the 312 to Erpfendorf. Turn left there and continue for 2 km to Wohlmuting. Turn left before the bridge over the Taxabach, then right over the small bridge, immediately left again, keeping left again at the farm and up to the start of the ascent. Park your car here on the right. Coming from Kössen (Upper Bavaria) in the direction of St. Johann, you will reach Wohlmuting after 12 km.
Return: At the canyon exit, take the path on the left up to the car.

Taxaklamm: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Campione: Canyon Start
2026-02-20: Excellent condition
2025-12-28: Smooth descent of a group is reported. Minimal water flow.
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Approach: Between the fort and the adjoining row of houses, a narrow culvert (in a northwesterly direction) leads to an overgrown path that descends southwestward along a wire fence. After reaching a sparse grove, keep left down to the creek, which you reach almost immediately at the canyon entry.
Tour: One of the most popular canyons in central Italy, but it can be without water flow from mid-May. Rappels and jump passages alternate.

Campione: Canyon End
2026-02-20: Excellent condition
2025-12-28: Smooth descent of a group is reported. Minimal water flow.
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Return: After the canyon widens below the last 7m drop and you have walked through about 100 m of vegetation, you reach the last long pool. From here you can see Prodo again and at its exit a small side ditch comes down from the left. Take absolute care, as this point is almost impossible to see - now you climb up this side ditch for a few meters, then a track emerges from the ditch on the right. Follow this later, keeping slightly to the left, in the direction of the power line. Below this, a clearer path leads uphill towards Prodo, crosses some side streams and leads in serpentines directly to the village. In 2019, this path was sufficiently marked (white-blue AIC markings and it is part of a marked hiking trail) You can also descend about 1 km further along the stream towards Lago di Corbara.

Campione: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-20: Excellent condition
2025-12-28: Smooth descent of a group is reported. Minimal water flow.
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Access: Coming from Florence on the A1, turn onto the SS79 at Orvieto (approx. 140 km from Florence) - a short distance in the direction of Orvieto, then eastwards under the A14, then straight on in the direction of Prodo (18 km from the highway exit, winding). In Prodo, park your car in front of the castle. If you ask at the café in the square, you will be given the key to the disused elementary school where you can change your clothes.
Return: After the canyon widens below the last 7m drop and you have walked through about 100 m of vegetation, you reach the last long pool. From here you can see Prodo again and at its exit a small side ditch comes down from the left. Take absolute care, as this point is almost impossible to see - now you climb up this side ditch for a few meters, then a track emerges from the ditch on the right. Follow this later, keeping slightly to the left, in the direction of the power line. Below this, a clearer path leads uphill towards Prodo, crosses some side streams and leads in serpentines directly to the village. In 2019, this path was sufficiently marked (white-blue AIC markings and it is part of a marked hiking trail) You can also descend about 1 km further along the stream towards Lago di Corbara.

Gaismoosbach: Canyon Start
2023-07-08: Unfortunately, only the lowest part interesting (last 4 rappels from climb Gaismoosstollen), and at the beginning a nice place, otherwise 1h walking distance and annoying slippery tree climbing! 2 sta...
Comment: E1 (Riml/Amor) (descente)
Approach: We take the trail (AV 412) that leads into the forest. We come to an even and only slightly ascending slope. We disregard the forest roads to the right and left. After about 3 km the track branches. On the left we quickly reach the lower access, on the right uphill we reach the upper access after about 1.5 km and still before the hunting lodge.
Tour: At the beginning hike in the streambed, then a mostly gated narrows with a possible jumps and 2 smaller rappels. Then we come to the road bridge, where the lower entry. Soon after, the first rappel (in the stream). On the following river walk (approx. 1h) some more rappels without belaying, in between downclimbing again and again. When you reach the pedestrian bridge, 4 rappels follow. Exit at the slide brake of the stream coming from the right (Grundache).

Gaismoosbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-08: Unfortunately, only the lowest part interesting (last 4 rappels from climb Gaismoosstollen), and at the beginning a nice place, otherwise 1h walking distance and annoying slippery tree climbing! 2 sta...
Access: We leave the Achenseestraße - B 181 - eastwards onto the cul-de-sac to Steinberg. The route continues to Hinter(Ober-)steinberg. The main road bends to the right and touches the edge of the forest (bus stop) at the southernmost point of the bend. We park our car here.
Return: Now the forest road down the creek, then left over the bridge. From here a path leads up to the farms of Hintersteinberg and to our car....

Gaismoosbach: Canyon End
2023-07-08: Unfortunately, only the lowest part interesting (last 4 rappels from climb Gaismoosstollen), and at the beginning a nice place, otherwise 1h walking distance and annoying slippery tree climbing! 2 sta...
Return: Now the forest road down the creek, then left over the bridge. From here a path leads up to the farms of Hintersteinberg and to our car....

Gaismoosbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: E2 (descente)
Approach: We take the trail (AV 412) that leads into the forest. We come to an even and only slightly ascending slope. We disregard the forest roads to the right and left. After about 3 km the track branches. On the left we quickly reach the lower access, on the right uphill we reach the upper access after about 1.5 km and still before the hunting lodge.
Tour: At the beginning hike in the streambed, then a mostly gated narrows with a possible jumps and 2 smaller rappels. Then we come to the road bridge, where the lower entry. Soon after, the first rappel (in the stream). On the following river walk (approx. 1h) some more rappels without belaying, in between downclimbing again and again. When you reach the pedestrian bridge, 4 rappels follow. Exit at the slide brake of the stream coming from the right (Grundache).

Gamsgartenklamm: Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Entry via a side arm of the Gamsbach. Water level normal, quite a high flow in the lower part due to the many tributaries and springs. We counted a total of 40 abseils and needed 6.5 hours through the...
2024-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamsgartenklamm Magnifique canyon. Longue et belle approche, très belle descente dans un encaissement profond et très continu. Equipement au m...
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Comment: Einstieg Gamsbach
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on the gravel path to the Stallenalm (1340m altitude). Now we take the hiking trail via the Graf-Thun-Hütte up towards the Naudersalm. We come up to the Rizuelhals (1943m altitude), where the hiking trail branches off. If you want to enter the Naudersbach, descend a little further and then descend to the right through mountain pines into the streambed. For the entry in the more interesting Gamsbach (approx. 30min further on), hike over the ridge behind the Naudersalm and also look for the best path through mountain pines to the first rappel (brittle, approx. 25m high steps - new level 2022 drilled in on the left).
Tour: The Naudersbach begins with many small steps for downclimbing, and is only cut into shortly before the confluence with the Gamsbach (only a few abseiling points). The Gamsbach is longer and more interesting, at one point you can find beautiful giant fossilized snails. It takes about 1.5 - 2 hours to reach the confluence. After that, the beautifully narrow and deep Gamsgartenklamm gorge begins, which takes about 3-4 hours to complete. During the walk through the canyon, tributaries from the side provide more and more water. Due to the long access, the length of the tour and the remoteness, only experienced groups with good planning, the best conditions and good equipment should do the Gamsgartenklamm!

Gamsgartenklamm: Canyon End
2025-06-19: Entry via a side arm of the Gamsbach. Water level normal, quite a high flow in the lower part due to the many tributaries and springs. We counted a total of 40 abseils and needed 6.5 hours through the...
2024-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamsgartenklamm Magnifique canyon. Longue et belle approche, très belle descente dans un encaissement profond et très continu. Equipement au m...
2024-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamsgartenklamm Grande et belle course, faite par le plus grand bras. Compter facile 3h pour l’approche. filet d’eau au debut et gros débit à...
Comment: Zusammenfluss mit Stallenbach
Return: Where the Gamsgartenbach and Stallenbach streams merge, walk up the steep slope opposite without a path for almost 200 meters until you reach a small path towards Bärenrast (approx. 35 minutes in total). Alternatively (e.g. in the dark), you can walk down the Stallenbach to the bridge. To the left of the Stallerbach stream, a path is marked on old maps (see also the map in the photo gallery) along this route - sections of which are also visible on Google Earth - but it is unlikely to be usable today due to landslides and a lack of maintenance and foot traffic.

Gamsgartenklamm: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Entry via a side arm of the Gamsbach. Water level normal, quite a high flow in the lower part due to the many tributaries and springs. We counted a total of 40 abseils and needed 6.5 hours through the...
2024-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamsgartenklamm Magnifique canyon. Longue et belle approche, très belle descente dans un encaissement profond et très continu. Equipement au m...
2024-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamsgartenklamm Grande et belle course, faite par le plus grand bras. Compter facile 3h pour l’approche. filet d’eau au debut et gros débit à...
Comment: Einstieg Naudersbach
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on the gravel path to the Stallenalm (1340m altitude). Now we take the hiking trail via the Graf-Thun-Hütte up towards the Naudersalm. We come up to the Rizuelhals (1943m altitude), where the hiking trail branches off. If you want to enter the Naudersbach, descend a little further and then descend to the right through mountain pines into the streambed. For the entry in the more interesting Gamsbach (approx. 30min further on), hike over the ridge behind the Naudersalm and also look for the best path through mountain pines to the first rappel (brittle, approx. 25m high steps - new level 2022 drilled in on the left).
Tour: The Naudersbach begins with many small steps for downclimbing, and is only cut into shortly before the confluence with the Gamsbach (only a few abseiling points). The Gamsbach is longer and more interesting, at one point you can find beautiful giant fossilized snails. It takes about 1.5 - 2 hours to reach the confluence. After that, the beautifully narrow and deep Gamsgartenklamm gorge begins, which takes about 3-4 hours to complete. During the walk through the canyon, tributaries from the side provide more and more water. Due to the long access, the length of the tour and the remoteness, only experienced groups with good planning, the best conditions and good equipment should do the Gamsgartenklamm!

Gamsgartenklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Bärenrast
Access: From the Inntalutobahn highway, take the Schwaz exit to Fiecht and continue in the direction of St. Georgenberg. Via Weng (turn left) to the building yard and continue on a gravel road to the parking lot (P) Bärenrast (1010 m).
Return: Where the Gamsgartenbach and Stallenbach streams merge, walk up the steep slope opposite without a path for almost 200 meters until you reach a small path towards Bärenrast (approx. 35 minutes in total). Alternatively (e.g. in the dark), you can walk down the Stallenbach to the bridge. To the left of the Stallerbach stream, a path is marked on old maps (see also the map in the photo gallery) along this route - sections of which are also visible on Google Earth - but it is unlikely to be usable today due to landslides and a lack of maintenance and foot traffic.

Gamsgartenklamm: Waypoint
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on the gravel path to the Stallenalm (1340m altitude). Now we take the hiking trail via the Graf-Thun-Hütte up towards the Naudersalm. We come up to the Rizuelhals (1943m altitude), where the hiking trail branches off. If you want to enter the Naudersbach, descend a little further and then descend to the right through mountain pines into the streambed. For the entry in the more interesting Gamsbach (approx. 30min further on), hike over the ridge behind the Naudersalm and also look for the best path through mountain pines to the first rappel (brittle, approx. 25m high steps - new level 2022 drilled in on the left).

Torrente Grigno: Canyon Start
2025-06-24: Very rewarding canyon. We had a water level of 2.36 m^2/s which was ideal. The anchors were in very good condition and really well placed. One stand at a downclimb was probably newly set shortly befor...
2025-06-24: At about 2meters of water, all the bolts you need are there, and are good. There are a few occasions where maybe another would be nice, but we managed fine. Numerous features at this flow looked scari...
Approach: Follow the forest path that starts here downhill for about 200 m until the first leftward haipin bend. The access is signposted Apocalipse Now and marked in red and white. In addition, there are blue-white AIC markings. Descend to the right onto a forest ridge and turn left just before a streambed. At the next signpost, descend parallel to the streambed and soon traverse left under a slick wall to the entry. If you have time, you can also follow the signs to Ponte del Diaolo, a natural bridge over the narrowest part of the gorge (round trip about 40min).
Tour: The tour is well secured at the time 13.8.2023 with the possibility of building some rope traverses to avoid being exposed to the water during rappel. Nevertheless, the Torrente Grigno should not be underestimated because of the strong water flow can always form backflows, etc.. After rappelling down into the canyon, after a short walking passages comes the next rappelling point which can be reached or. right by building a rope traverse. After a rappel of about 10m in the dry or. right you come to a not so easy place that must be overcome. Here there is the possibility of climbing or. right. to a dry abseil stand or one builds a ropeway by means of a drift anchor. A rappel directly into the water flow should only be risked by people who know Grigno. Now the really dark part of Grigno begins. A small rappel of about 3m ortographic right follows, which can be overcome by means of a pulley (fixed carabiner) and without which one would get directly into the strong water flow. Several abseils, jumps into turbulent pools and long dark corridors follow which, depending on the time of day, have partial light incidence and lead to wonderful light shows. (The canyon is oriented to the south, i.e. at noon you have the best chance to see beautiful light in the canyon. For about 2.5h you are in this dark corridors where no escape route is possible. After that, the canyon opens and a walking passages of about 30 minutes follows, ending at the dam wall that can be reached from the village of Grigno.

Torrente Grigno: Parking at Entry
2025-06-24: Very rewarding canyon. We had a water level of 2.36 m^2/s which was ideal. The anchors were in very good condition and really well placed. One stand at a downclimb was probably newly set shortly befor...
2025-06-24: At about 2meters of water, all the bolts you need are there, and are good. There are a few occasions where maybe another would be nice, but we managed fine. Numerous features at this flow looked scari...
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz
Access: Coming from Trento on the SP 47 we turn into the village of Grigno and park a little north of the center on the orographic. right side of the Torrente Grigno. With the second car return to the main road, turn left over the river and about 200 meters further turn left again on the road to Castello Tesino. Once there, keep left and continue to Pieve Tesino. From the center of the village, head south to Cinte Tesino. Follow the signs to "Ponte de Diabolo" or "Apocalypse Now" and drive downhill until the trail to Ponte del Diabolo begins. There is room for about 2 cars!
Return: At the dam, the path or. right follows the path at the foot of the dam, which ends directly at the village of Grigno.

Torrente Grigno: Parking at Exit
2025-06-24: Very rewarding canyon. We had a water level of 2.36 m^2/s which was ideal. The anchors were in very good condition and really well placed. One stand at a downclimb was probably newly set shortly befor...
2025-06-24: At about 2meters of water, all the bolts you need are there, and are good. There are a few occasions where maybe another would be nice, but we managed fine. Numerous features at this flow looked scari...
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: Coming from Trento on the SP 47 we turn into the village of Grigno and park a little north of the center on the orographic. right side of the Torrente Grigno. With the second car return to the main road, turn left over the river and about 200 meters further turn left again on the road to Castello Tesino. Once there, keep left and continue to Pieve Tesino. From the center of the village, head south to Cinte Tesino. Follow the signs to "Ponte de Diabolo" or "Apocalypse Now" and drive downhill until the trail to Ponte del Diabolo begins. There is room for about 2 cars!
Return: At the dam, the path or. right follows the path at the foot of the dam, which ends directly at the village of Grigno.

Torrente Grigno: Canyon End
Return: At the dam, the path or. right follows the path at the foot of the dam, which ends directly at the village of Grigno.

Schreiterbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: Upper part walking passages, lower part nicely vertical and incised, can cause problems with more water. Protection ok. My rating V5A4IV
Approach: From Kienberg we take the path that leads first in the direction of NNO, then later in an easterly direction up to the Kienberg hunting lodge (1944 m a.s.l.). We continue on the path in the direction of OSO and, after passing Hahnleskopf (2210 m a.s.l.) in the north (highest point of the path here 2020 m a.s.l.), we cross into the following cirque and descend pathlessly to Griesbach.

Schreiterbach: Canyon End
2025-09-26: Upper part walking passages, lower part nicely vertical and incised, can cause problems with more water. Protection ok. My rating V5A4IV
Return: At the bridge turn left and then west towards Steeg.

Schreiterbach: Parking at Entry
2025-09-26: Upper part walking passages, lower part nicely vertical and incised, can cause problems with more water. Protection ok. My rating V5A4IV
Access: From Reutte/Tyrol up the Lechtal valley to Steeg. Here we take the road in the direction of Kienberg, Kaisers. In Kienberg (1290 m above sea level) we park the (possibly upper car, if we have 2 cars available).
Return: At the bridge turn left and then west towards Steeg.

Schreiterbach: Parking at Exit
Access: From Reutte/Tyrol up the Lechtal valley to Steeg. Here we take the road in the direction of Kienberg, Kaisers. In Kienberg (1290 m above sea level) we park the (possibly upper car, if we have 2 cars available).
Return: At the bridge turn left and then west towards Steeg.

Spätenbach: Canyon End
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2025-09-13: Beautiful canyon, unfortunately much too short. The two of us were through in a comfortable 45 minutes.
2025-08-17: Stands all in order. Water intake open, so the following parts are not without charm
Return: Either cross the Ach and on the opposite slope about 25 meters in altitude up to the forest road (where possibly the second car is) and continue through the Alplochklamm to the car (See Wikiloc under "Links". Alternatively in the Dornbirner Ach downhill, later swim through the Alplochklamm and at the Ebensand power station (at the root of the Staufensee dam) out to the right, along the lake on the access road to the right and later up to the car beyond the Rappenlochbrücke (1 hour Dornbirner Ach with Alplochklamm + 15 min to the Rappenlochbrücke).

Spätenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Spätenbach Nice little canyon. (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Beautiful canyon, unfortunately much too short. The two of us were through in a comfortable 45 minutes.
2025-08-17: Stands all in order. Water intake open, so the following parts are not without charm
Approach: From the northwestern exit of the Rappenloch bridge - stay on the forest road to the right at the first fork - follow the forest road for about 45 min. to Spätenbachalpe (about 2.3 km from Rappenloch bridge). From the alp in the direction of OSO downclimb the meadow along the tree-lined side stream and at a suitable point downclimb into the stream before the constriction. See Wikiloc under "Links". An attractive alternative in the access offers the so-called Aquarius path, see photos and video of the ascent of 25.07.2014 and
Tour: In the narrow section, the first rappel in the relatively open canyon, followed by 11 more, down into the Dornbirner Ach.

Spätenbach: Parking at Exit
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Spätenbach Nice little canyon. (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Beautiful canyon, unfortunately much too short. The two of us were through in a comfortable 45 minutes.
2025-08-17: Stands all in order. Water intake open, so the following parts are not without charm
Access: We leave the freeway A 14 (Bregenz - Feldkirch) at exit 18 (Dorrnbirn Süd) and drive on the Lustenauerstr. in eastern direction into Dornbirn. 2.8 km after the freeway exit we come to the intersection with Hatlerstr. and continue straight ahead into Hintere Achmühlerstraße. After 700 m we reach the bridge over the Dornbirner Ach and 100 m further on we turn right into the Gütlestraße. Passing the Karren cable car (350m from the turn-off), after a total of 2.3 km (from the turn-off) we reach the bridge over the Ache. To the left we continue to the Gütle, but we go right over the brook and another 1.3 km, finally steeply uphill, almost to the bridge over the Rappenlochschlucht. Still before the bridge, park the car in a suitable place - observe parking and stopping bans. If we have a second car and do not want to return through the Alplochklamm, we can continue with it for another 2.2 km in the direction of Ebnit (keeping to the right at the junction) and park it there for the return trip (on the opposite slope you can see the Spätenbach). The tunnel comes only 200 m later.
Return: Either cross the Ach and on the opposite slope about 25 meters in altitude up to the forest road (where possibly the second car is) and continue through the Alplochklamm to the car (See Wikiloc under "Links". Alternatively in the Dornbirner Ach downhill, later swim through the Alplochklamm and at the Ebensand power station (at the root of the Staufensee dam) out to the right, along the lake on the access road to the right and later up to the car beyond the Rappenlochbrücke (1 hour Dornbirner Ach with Alplochklamm + 15 min to the Rappenlochbrücke).

Spätenbach: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the freeway A 14 (Bregenz - Feldkirch) at exit 18 (Dorrnbirn Süd) and drive on the Lustenauerstr. in eastern direction into Dornbirn. 2.8 km after the freeway exit we come to the intersection with Hatlerstr. and continue straight ahead into Hintere Achmühlerstraße. After 700 m we reach the bridge over the Dornbirner Ach and 100 m further on we turn right into the Gütlestraße. Passing the Karren cable car (350m from the turn-off), after a total of 2.3 km (from the turn-off) we reach the bridge over the Ache. To the left we continue to the Gütle, but we go right over the brook and another 1.3 km, finally steeply uphill, almost to the bridge over the Rappenlochschlucht. Still before the bridge, park the car in a suitable place - observe parking and stopping bans. If we have a second car and do not want to return through the Alplochklamm, we can continue with it for another 2.2 km in the direction of Ebnit (keeping to the right at the junction) and park it there for the return trip (on the opposite slope you can see the Spätenbach). The tunnel comes only 200 m later.
Return: Either cross the Ach and on the opposite slope about 25 meters in altitude up to the forest road (where possibly the second car is) and continue through the Alplochklamm to the car (See Wikiloc under "Links". Alternatively in the Dornbirner Ach downhill, later swim through the Alplochklamm and at the Ebensand power station (at the root of the Staufensee dam) out to the right, along the lake on the access road to the right and later up to the car beyond the Rappenlochbrücke (1 hour Dornbirner Ach with Alplochklamm + 15 min to the Rappenlochbrücke).

Gedre: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the immediate vicinity, a hiking trail leads down to the Pont de Peyregnet, where we enter.
Tour: See photos u. Video. \nMan can also enter further up - Pont de Souarruy - and exit several times up the road to the left, so at Randonnées aquatiques. Canyons faciles. Bruno Mateo, 2010 (Tour 36)

Gedre: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre. We park the car for the exit on the right of the road about 100m before the bridge over the Gave de Héas. With the second car we continue on the D921 in the direction of Gavarnie, but after the rightward haipin bend above the village we turn left at an acute angle onto the D922 in the direction of Cirque de Troumouse. 2.1 km after this turnoff we park our car for the access in a small bay on the right of the road.
Return: With integral ascent after the bridge right up to the road.

Gedre: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg Pont de Peyregnet
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre. We park the car for the exit on the right of the road about 100m before the bridge over the Gave de Héas. With the second car we continue on the D921 in the direction of Gavarnie, but after the rightward haipin bend above the village we turn left at an acute angle onto the D922 in the direction of Cirque de Troumouse. 2.1 km after this turnoff we park our car for the access in a small bay on the right of the road.
Return: With integral ascent after the bridge right up to the road.

Gedre: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz oberer Zustieg Pont de Souarrouy
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre. We park the car for the exit on the right of the road about 100m before the bridge over the Gave de Héas. With the second car we continue on the D921 in the direction of Gavarnie, but after the rightward haipin bend above the village we turn left at an acute angle onto the D922 in the direction of Cirque de Troumouse. 2.1 km after this turnoff we park our car for the access in a small bay on the right of the road.
Return: With integral ascent after the bridge right up to the road.

Gedre: Canyon End

Bani Habib: Canyon Start

Bani Habib: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstieg (Wagen nicht im Kiesbett des Baches abstellen!)

Bani Habib: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg

Bani Habib: Canyon End

Garganta Verde: Canyon End
2025-01-31: Other nearby canyons were overflowing so we decided on Garganta 24hrs after multiple days of rain. (10-20mm or more) it activated the upper part, the middle section has more of a tendency to filter th...
2025-01-11: Permits via 2months to 1d in advance (weekdays low season no problem). Done with one car + e-bike. Half a drysuit works great. Great hike...
Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Canyon Start
2025-01-31: Other nearby canyons were overflowing so we decided on Garganta 24hrs after multiple days of rain. (10-20mm or more) it activated the upper part, the middle section has more of a tendency to filter th...
2025-01-11: Permits via 2months to 1d in advance (weekdays low season no problem). Done with one car + e-bike. Half a drysuit works great. Great hike...
Comment: Wo der Wanderweg zur Ermita das Bachbett erreicht (Begehung oberhalb diese Punktes verboten)
Approach: From here, a footpath leads north down into the canyon, which can be easily seen from the nearby (approx. 100 m) Mirador del Rio Bocaleones. After about 100 meters in altitude, hikers and canyonists reach the bottom of the gorge. For information on access, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=71678 Canyonists used to keep to the path for only 50 m after the fence and then head left (SW) down into the bottom of the gorge to the upper parts, but this is now forbidden.
Tour: This is an impressive canyon with a large semi-cave and some extraordinary stalactite formations. It will only carry water after rainfall, but some pools with standing water (quite fresh!) make it advisable to at least bring a wetsuit.

Garganta Verde: Alternative Canyon End
2025-01-31: Other nearby canyons were overflowing so we decided on Garganta 24hrs after multiple days of rain. (10-20mm or more) it activated the upper part, the middle section has more of a tendency to filter th...
2025-01-11: Permits via 2months to 1d in advance (weekdays low season no problem). Done with one car + e-bike. Half a drysuit works great. Great hike...
Comment: unter Verzicht auf die Bachwanderung li. hinaus auf den Weg und dann zum Auto
Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Parking at Entry
Access: From Marbella to Ronda, from there either via Algodonales (faster) or Grazalema (more scenic) to Zahara (approx. 90 to 100 km). From Zahara, take the road to Puerto de las Palomas (which continues to Grazalema) uphill for approx. 5 km until you reach a large parking lot with signs. Park your car here for access. For the parking lot for the car for the exit as well as the transfer route, see:
Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Parking at Exit
Access: From Marbella to Ronda, from there either via Algodonales (faster) or Grazalema (more scenic) to Zahara (approx. 90 to 100 km). From Zahara, take the road to Puerto de las Palomas (which continues to Grazalema) uphill for approx. 5 km until you reach a large parking lot with signs. Park your car here for access. For the parking lot for the car for the exit as well as the transfer route, see:

Umruq: Canyon Start
Approach: Otherwise we park our car near a water reservoir and walk down into the wadi.
Tour: Next to some black water hoses we walk upstream until a waterfall blocks our way.

Umruq: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Mazra Junction we drive on the "65" pretty much exactly 41 km southwards and then come to the turnoff of the old road to Tafila at Marmara Junction. We take this road and after 600m we come to a place where a track turns off to the right. As far as the road is passable, we can drive on it down to the wadi.
Return: On the approach path back again.

Umruq: Canyon End
Return: On the approach path back again.

Specchjatoghju: Canyon Start
Approach: see maps in "Photo gallery
Tour: 5-10 rappel

Specchjatoghju: Canyon End
Return: see maps in "Photo gallery

Crealla (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we take the mule track that goes up to the houses of Doro (730m altitude). There we keep left at a fork to the stream (entry).
Tour: 16 rappel in an aquatic canyon. At the bridge at about 500 m there is an (emergency) exit. Some possible jumps. At the end exit at the stone bridge to the right.

Crealla (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: We go down the path from the stone bridge, then cross first the Rio Falmenta, then later the Cannobino, and so we come to the lower car.

Crealla (inferiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore up the Cannobino valley for 9 km in the direction of Malesco, Domodossola. Park the car for the exit in the hamlet of Ponte Falmenta. Take a second car over the Cannobino, past the houses of Falmenta to the large parking lot before the village of Crealla (7.8 km transfer route).
Return: We go down the path from the stone bridge, then cross first the Rio Falmenta, then later the Cannobino, and so we come to the lower car.

Crealla (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore up the Cannobino valley for 9 km in the direction of Malesco, Domodossola. Park the car for the exit in the hamlet of Ponte Falmenta. Take a second car over the Cannobino, past the houses of Falmenta to the large parking lot before the village of Crealla (7.8 km transfer route).
Return: We go down the path from the stone bridge, then cross first the Rio Falmenta, then later the Cannobino, and so we come to the lower car.

Bergleintal (oberes): Canyon Start
2025-10-05: A little higher than described, so it's easier to get through the slippers. Highly recommended.
2024-10-13: Finding the entry point is not entirely obvious. We fought our way through the mountain pines and rappelled into the still dry gravel gully at a suitable point. The first half of the upper section is...
Approach: We follow the signposted path, later path, in the direction of Meilerhütte. After some time we pass a spring and after about 40 min. we reach the high valley , at the lower exit of which we enter the lower gorge section of the Berglein valley. Continuing on the path we see the final passage of the upper part. It now goes steeply uphill in many hairpin bends. After a haipin bend the path starts to climb again in hairpin bends. We come to a gravel creek bed and see on the right a latschenfreie Fläche (GPS: N 47' 24' 41.97 / E 11' 9' 29.95). We cross the dry streambed, climb about 5m (height) to the ridge on the other side of the slope (1590m alt.) and then traverse the open area slightly descending. In doing so, we keep towards a clear gulch in the right part of the mountain pine belt. Here again a recognizable track leads in northern direction towards the canyon rim. We ignore tracks branching off to the right. At GPS: N 47' 24' 47.75 / E 11' 9' 26.84 it is reached. At the edge of the canyon we see a thick root, where we can rappel down into the canyon, which is still dry.
Tour: The initially open canyon narrows continuously. The canyon walls become higher. The higher rappels are found in this first third. A number of smaller rappels and small descents follow. These are partly unpleasant, because the channel is very slippery. Sometimes anchors are missing. After the final passage, which can be seen in the access, one stands again in the high valley above the lower part of the canyons.

Bergleintal (oberes): Canyon End
2025-10-05: A little higher than described, so it's easier to get through the slippers. Highly recommended.
2024-10-13: Finding the entry point is not entirely obvious. We fought our way through the mountain pines and rappelled into the still dry gravel gully at a suitable point. The first half of the upper section is...
Return: Either you continue the tour in the lower part of the canyon (info see there) or you change to the right out onto the access path and follow it down to the car.

Bergleintal (oberes): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-05: A little higher than described, so it's easier to get through the slippers. Highly recommended.
2024-10-13: Finding the entry point is not entirely obvious. We fought our way through the mountain pines and rappelled into the still dry gravel gully at a suitable point. The first half of the upper section is...
Access: Either from Mittenwald or from Seefeld to the Leutasch valley. Between Lochlehn and Reindlau is the Hotel Hubertushof. Here we park our car at a suitable place.
Return: Either you continue the tour in the lower part of the canyon (info see there) or you change to the right out onto the access path and follow it down to the car.

Globovšak: Canyon Start
Approach: Until sv. Duh church shuttle or forest road up over Čelo(northwest) follow. Soon there is only hiking trail, continue uphill (direction north).
Tour: At sv. Duh church still 400m road along direction northwest. From there it goes a little bit on the road to the creek. Walk along the stream and soon comes the first rappel.

Globovšak: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Südlich von Strasse parken. Bei shuttle gibts oben genug möglichkeiten.
Access: Drive through Solčava in the direction of Logarska dolina. There comes north a house (bar and hairdresser) Lašek, and right next to it small forest road along creek Lašek until the main road comes. Park there!
Return: Savinja along cca. 700m to the parking lot.

Globovšak: Canyon End
Return: Savinja along cca. 700m to the parking lot.

Globovšak: Parking at Entry
Access: Drive through Solčava in the direction of Logarska dolina. There comes north a house (bar and hairdresser) Lašek, and right next to it small forest road along creek Lašek until the main road comes. Park there!
Return: Savinja along cca. 700m to the parking lot.

Rio Podiama: Canyon Start
Tour: Only explored - belays seen above the big waterfall (2 expansion hooks with rope sling). In the middle part of the canyon some small slides and a nice possible 10m jumps, otherwise uninteresting forest canyon. \The canyon flows into the Podiauer]] described in the AIC cadastre. It is possible to hike back to the parking area from the mouth via the 'Sentiro Naturalistico del Rio of the nature trail, pictures and map]]

Rio Podiama: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz nahe Informationstafel
Access: A23 to Osoppo, then via Tarcento and Nimis to the Cornappo valley. Turn right towards Taipana and cross a saddle towards Platischis. Parking is possible near the information board about the 'Sentiro Naturalistico del Rio Namlen', a path that leads through the middle part of the canyon.

Rio Podiama: Canyon End

Mrzli Potok: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road into the canyon, always keeping left or descending at forks. The path, which is always clear, leads directly to the confluence of two ditches.
Tour: Slippery rock, large pools and jungle feeling. Belays often on trees. There is an emergency exit to the left above the highest waterfalls.\nAbseiling routes often lead directly through the water jet.

Mrzli Potok: Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz
Access: From Kobarid in the direction of Tolmin. Follow the turnoff to Kamno, then turn right towards Volarje until the bridge over the Volarja. Small parking possibility.\n\nEntrance parking: From Kamno via Vrsno to just before Krn. Parking possibility at forest road on the right.
Return: Long hike through the streambed, from the mouth of Volarja there are climbing tracks.

Mrzli Potok: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: From Kobarid in the direction of Tolmin. Follow the turnoff to Kamno, then turn right towards Volarje until the bridge over the Volarja. Small parking possibility.\n\nEntrance parking: From Kamno via Vrsno to just before Krn. Parking possibility at forest road on the right.
Return: Long hike through the streambed, from the mouth of Volarja there are climbing tracks.

Mrzli Potok: Canyon End
Return: Long hike through the streambed, from the mouth of Volarja there are climbing tracks.

Para: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio (Quelle:
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio Clear pools, some nice jumps, but a little bit boring. The approach is nice. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-10-03: Sunny and beautiful access. The access-canyon ratio is not quite right. The tour is more of a randonée aquatique with a few hops. Needed the ropes once and could have done without them. This is a good...
Approach: Marked "2" in red on the map from Airole: Back on the road; immediately after the transformer station, take the small road on the right up to the central square (church on the left and fountain in the middle) in Airole. From here, head east up the road with the flat steps (signposted "Rocchetta" and "Basse d'Abellio"). We are now on "Sentiero 1" on the Internet map. We soon turn right at the first junction and 10 minutes later left at another junction, always following the white and red markings. The path now walks in an easterly direction towards the Vall Para, then turns east and after a few hundred meters high above the Valle Para we come to the Torrente Careghin, where we enter.
Tour: Actually a pure "children's" canyon to get used to canyoning. Valle Para is not as attractive as Audin, but is a slightly better overall package (including scenic) than the neighboring Montixi to the north. Mostly low water flow, but clear water. Some jumps up to 7m possible. At the exit of the summer, the last meters are dry. Water level could be checked from the exit. No obvious emergency exits, but you can get out sideways.

Para: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio (Quelle:
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio Clear pools, some nice jumps, but a little bit boring. The approach is nice. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-10-03: Sunny and beautiful access. The access-canyon ratio is not quite right. The tour is more of a randonée aquatique with a few hops. Needed the ropes once and could have done without them. This is a good...
Return: After passing under the railroad bridge, climb up to the left and to the road and the car.

Para: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio (Quelle:
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Abellio Clear pools, some nice jumps, but a little bit boring. The approach is nice. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-10-03: Sunny and beautiful access. The access-canyon ratio is not quite right. The tour is more of a randonée aquatique with a few hops. Needed the ropes once and could have done without them. This is a good...
Comment: Normaler Parkplatz -zwei Buchten an der Straße die aber eine Sackgasse ist.
Access: Either from Ventimiglia on the SS 20 towards Breil-sur-Roya, Tende, Cuneo and after about 12 km, immediately after a long tunnel, turn right towards Airole or coming from the north (Breil-sur-Roya) after 13 km (from Breil) immediately before the tunnel and the road bridge over the Roya, turn left towards Airole. However, we do not turn left at the first houses up into the village, but continue straight ahead on the old SS 20 and come (first left transformer station(?), then a - usually open - barrier) about 1.5 km after turning off the new SS 20 to the road bridge over "our" stream. Directly behind it is the railroad bridge. Here we park the car in a suitable place. There is no longer a barrier. Ignore the dead end sign. You can get through to the parking lot. We didn't look any further. There are 2 parking spaces for cars at the side of the road. If you arrive with a camper van or similar, you can park at the front on the main road.
Return: After passing under the railroad bridge, climb up to the left and to the road and the car.

Para: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz für sehr große Fahrzeuge, z.B. Wohnmobil
Access: Either from Ventimiglia on the SS 20 towards Breil-sur-Roya, Tende, Cuneo and after about 12 km, immediately after a long tunnel, turn right towards Airole or coming from the north (Breil-sur-Roya) after 13 km (from Breil) immediately before the tunnel and the road bridge over the Roya, turn left towards Airole. However, we do not turn left at the first houses up into the village, but continue straight ahead on the old SS 20 and come (first left transformer station(?), then a - usually open - barrier) about 1.5 km after turning off the new SS 20 to the road bridge over "our" stream. Directly behind it is the railroad bridge. Here we park the car in a suitable place. There is no longer a barrier. Ignore the dead end sign. You can get through to the parking lot. We didn't look any further. There are 2 parking spaces for cars at the side of the road. If you arrive with a camper van or similar, you can park at the front on the main road.
Return: After passing under the railroad bridge, climb up to the left and to the road and the car.

Marienbergbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-05: On access via the forest road, the entry was easy to find if you keep right at the first junction behind the cow gate. The holds were all good, some new chain anchors were drilled in. Only at abseil p...
2025-08-04: Access via forest road to the hunting lodge, easy to find. At the penultimate abseiling point (no. 2) the rock is undercut. Otherwise everything is in order, very well equipped.
2024-07-31: Stands all in order so far. The entry is not so easy to find. We entered from further up through a dry streambed behind the slide brake
Approach: From the parking lot (1150 m a.s.l.) a forest road leads to the Marienbergalm. At the first junction (1410 m a.s.l.) follow the right flat or gently sloping forest road to the Holzerhütte (1390 m a.s.l.).
Tour: Many smaller rappels, downclimbs, no jumps or slides

Marienbergbach: Canyon End
2025-08-05: On access via the forest road, the entry was easy to find if you keep right at the first junction behind the cow gate. The holds were all good, some new chain anchors were drilled in. Only at abseil p...
2025-08-04: Access via forest road to the hunting lodge, easy to find. At the penultimate abseiling point (no. 2) the rock is undercut. Otherwise everything is in order, very well equipped.
2024-07-31: Stands all in order so far. The entry is not so easy to find. We entered from further up through a dry streambed behind the slide brake
Return: After the last zig-zag rappel, which can be bypassed on the left by a small slip, turn right beyond clear tracks onto a small path that leads down to the forest road and the car.

Marienbergbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-05: On access via the forest road, the entry was easy to find if you keep right at the first junction behind the cow gate. The holds were all good, some new chain anchors were drilled in. Only at abseil p...
2025-08-04: Access via forest road to the hunting lodge, easy to find. At the penultimate abseiling point (no. 2) the rock is undercut. Otherwise everything is in order, very well equipped.
2024-07-31: Stands all in order so far. The entry is not so easy to find. We entered from further up through a dry streambed behind the slide brake
Access: From Nassereith, south of the Fernpass after the tunnel drive in the direction of Innsbruck. The hairpin bends up to Holzleiten (8.5 km from the tunnel). Here turn off the main road 189,, through Holzleiten northwards to Weisland and further in the direction of Aschland. Between both villages the road crosses the brook. Park approx. 50 m before the bridge on the right side of the road.
Return: After the last zig-zag rappel, which can be bypassed on the left by a small slip, turn right beyond clear tracks onto a small path that leads down to the forest road and the car.

Cerise: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Niveau d'eau à 36cm sur la règle au départ (Quelle:
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Retour par le sentier, un peu trop de débit pour remonter les clues avec le matos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
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Approach: We walk down the slope, take the respective trails to shortcut and come down to stone bridge (Pont de la Cerise) over the Esteron (200 m a.s.l.). The entry on the orographic left side is a bit more pleasant.
Tour: Magnificent canyon with a natural arch and strong rock faults at the exit. Can be dangerous if the water flow is exceptionally strong. Otherwise also suitable for a family outing (water temperature in summer 17-23°C). Rope is required for rope traverses.

Cerise: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Niveau d'eau à 36cm sur la règle au départ (Quelle:
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Retour par le sentier, un peu trop de débit pour remonter les clues avec le matos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2024-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise On n’ a pas trouvé le bord ‘ exit canyonning ‘. (Quelle:
Access: From Nice on the N 202 in northern direction 24 km to the Pont (bridge) Charles Albert. Here you can not immediately turn left onto the D 17, but must continue for about 100 m, round a traffic circle, back towards Nice, and then turn right onto the bridge over the Var. Now we go up on the D 17 for about 8 km in the direction of Roquesteron. We reach Gilette, which towers like an eagle's nest over Var and Esteron. We continue on the D 17 for another 4.5 km and then see a dirt road branch off to the left. Here we park our car at the edge of the tarred road.
Return: If the water flow allows, it is best to turn back after the canyon exit and cross the canyon against the current (1 hour to the bridge). If this does not seem possible due to a strong water flow, continue along the river bed, around the next left-hand bend in the river and then look for the start of a path on the orographic right-hand side of the river that leads back over the orographic right-hand ridge (markers 103 - 102 - 101) to the Pont de la Cerise (1.5 hours to this point). From here, take the approach path back up to the parking lot.

Cerise: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Niveau d'eau à 36cm sur la règle au départ (Quelle:
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise Retour par le sentier, un peu trop de débit pour remonter les clues avec le matos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2024-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerise On n’ a pas trouvé le bord ‘ exit canyonning ‘. (Quelle:
Return: If the water flow allows, it is best to turn back after the canyon exit and cross the canyon against the current (1 hour to the bridge). If this does not seem possible due to a strong water flow, continue along the river bed, around the next left-hand bend in the river and then look for the start of a path on the orographic right-hand side of the river that leads back over the orographic right-hand ridge (markers 103 - 102 - 101) to the Pont de la Cerise (1.5 hours to this point). From here, take the approach path back up to the parking lot.

Girdapdere Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: see Google aerial photo - implementation - in "Photo gallery" CWiki, see also
Tour: * (22 rappel)

Girdapdere Kanyonu: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg)
Access: see Google aerial photos, also for implementation; for implementation also
Return: At the bridge exit on the slope; for the return see implementation

Girdapdere Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Zustieg)
Access: see Google aerial photos, also for implementation; for implementation also
Return: At the bridge exit on the slope; for the return see implementation

Girdapdere Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: At the bridge exit on the slope; for the return see implementation

Cijevna: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we walk the road along the river in a northwesterly direction for 2.5 km and then get on at the bridge in a suitable place (jump if necessary). The entry can also be moved further upstream.
Tour: See videos u, photos.

Cijevna: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Bei Restaurant (geringe Gebühr)
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery
Return: In front of the dam at the restaurant turn right to the car.

Cijevna: Canyon End
Return: In front of the dam at the restaurant turn right to the car.

Foz de las Xanas: Canyon Start
Approach: The signposted trail leads along high above the canyon in 45 min. to the entry above an 8m waterfall, which can be seen well from the trail.
Tour: 12 rappels, especially interesting in the upper part before the intermediate widening. After the last 10 m rappel and a longer section, a grotto on the right.

Foz de las Xanas: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the brick-built water intake, from there 10 minutes to the car.

Corzan: Canyon Start
Comment: bei der Wasserableitung für Kleinkraftwerk
Approach: It is best to rappel directly from the bridge into the streambed, since the access above the bridge is tedious and not rewarding because of the maquis.
Tour: 6 rappels, mostly optional, slides and possible jumps

Corzan: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Parking at Exit
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C 543 in the direction of Noia. After 11 km, in Betamirans, turn right (north) towards Negreira (about 10 km). In Negreira westwards in the direction of Outes. After 9 km (just before the village of Barbazan, which is a little to the left of the road) you will come to a bridge over the Corzan. Park the car here.
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Parking at Entry
Comment: à noter une navette possible, mais très longue (descente)
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C 543 in the direction of Noia. After 11 km, in Betamirans, turn right (north) towards Negreira (about 10 km). In Negreira westwards in the direction of Outes. After 9 km (just before the village of Barbazan, which is a little to the left of the road) you will come to a bridge over the Corzan. Park the car here.
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: von der Straßenbrücke abseilen
Approach: It is best to rappel directly from the bridge into the streambed, since the access above the bridge is tedious and not rewarding because of the maquis.
Tour: 6 rappels, mostly optional, slides and possible jumps

Almofrey: Canyon Start
Approach: From the church in Almofrey, head uphill in a southeasterly direction, past a villa whose owner has a stream piped into his garden. After 400 m, on the road that slopes slightly after the crest, you come to the medieval bridge over the Almofrei. After the bridge, turn right and go down to the water. Either you get on here or you continue hiking on the left for about 100 m along or in a canal, overcome a fence and a little later descend on clear tracks to the stream.
Tour: Nice river walk over mature rock, which sometimes requires a bit of climbing (do not tackle when there is a lot of water); many bathers at the beginning; turn back where the streambed becomes bumpy. 2 optional rappels. See photos and video.

Almofrey: Canyon End
Return: Same way back

Almofrey: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: bei der Kirche
Access: From Pontevedra on the highway Santiago de Compostela-Vigo about 5 km on the N 541 direction Ourense until Puente Bora with the bridge over the Rio Almofrey. At the crossroads after the bridge, turn right and take the PO 233 towards Xesteira. After 7 km, after the crossroads, there is a small road on the right that takes us to Fontenova and then to Almofrey. At the church park car, because although you could drive to the entry, but there is hardly a free place to park on sunny summer days.
Return: Same way back

Hidan Upper: Canyon Start
2025-12-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hidan (supérieur-I) Après 1h30, nous avons fait demi-tour. Un gigantesque îlot de déchets s'était formé dans un rétrécissement. Sur environ 60...
Comment: Hidan upper I
Approach: Entry at "P1" directly into the wadi at the basalt slabs (2 min.).\nThe waterfall is bypassed to the right, then you climb 3m on grippy rock down into the streambed. Entry at "P2": On a clear path - in the course down to the left view of the final waterfalls of the first part - down into the wadi (20 min.).
Tour: If we get on at the beginning of the upper part - " P 1" - a river walk between high walls, mostly on grown rock, awaits us. Some swimming stretches, some steps for downclimbing, partly a bit tricky and an impressive final passage with a double waterfall with possible jumps. After that the canyon opens and we can climb up in a right turn to "P 2" (25 min.). As we continue up the 2nd part, the canyon shows a bit more open, but still scenic. We rappelled down a small step that seemed a bit too tricky for downclimbing/sliding/jumping. Then we pass our later exit (up to the right at some larger bushes), but continue walking for about 1 km until we come to the high waterfall called Barta, which signifies the end of an ascent of Wadi Hidan Upper. For the exit we go back the 1 km and then at the mentioned place with the big bushes on the left (northwards) out (see photo 10 at the first photo link - 2007).

Hidan Upper: Parking at Entry
2025-12-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hidan (supérieur-I) Après 1h30, nous avons fait demi-tour. Un gigantesque îlot de déchets s'était formé dans un rétrécissement. Sur environ 60...
Comment: P1 (Zustieg I. Abschnitt)
Access: We continue on the old "Kings Highway" road "35" (Madaba - Karak). About 65 km from Karak to the north and 10 km after driving through the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. If we are coming from the north, it is 24 km from Madaba (city center) to here. We turn off to the south of the bridge and drive 17 km downhill along the wadi. We then arrive at the entry to the upper parts of the Hidan Upper and park our (possibly first) car here. If we have 2 vehicles available or if we only want to walk the lower section of the Hidan Upper, we park our (possibly second) car after another 1.2 km on this road. This is the point where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right-hand bend.
Return: Over the gravel cone with the large bushes we go up to a rock passage, which we climb up near the streambed (not difficult). At the top, we then keep pathless or on goat paths on the orographic. right side of the wadi up the slope and at the top we come across a clear path that we follow continuously. It meets a dirt road that brings us - to the right - to the car ("P2").

Hidan Upper: Parking at Exit
2025-12-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hidan (supérieur-I) Après 1h30, nous avons fait demi-tour. Un gigantesque îlot de déchets s'était formé dans un rétrécissement. Sur environ 60...
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg Hidan upper I), (Zustieg u. Ausstieg Hidan upper II, Zustieg Hidan integral)
Access: We continue on the old "Kings Highway" road "35" (Madaba - Karak). About 65 km from Karak to the north and 10 km after driving through the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. If we are coming from the north, it is 24 km from Madaba (city center) to here. We turn off to the south of the bridge and drive 17 km downhill along the wadi. We then arrive at the entry to the upper parts of the Hidan Upper and park our (possibly first) car here. If we have 2 vehicles available or if we only want to walk the lower section of the Hidan Upper, we park our (possibly second) car after another 1.2 km on this road. This is the point where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right-hand bend.
Return: Over the gravel cone with the large bushes we go up to a rock passage, which we climb up near the streambed (not difficult). At the top, we then keep pathless or on goat paths on the orographic. right side of the wadi up the slope and at the top we come across a clear path that we follow continuously. It meets a dirt road that brings us - to the right - to the car ("P2").

Hidan Upper: Canyon End
Return: Over the gravel cone with the large bushes we go up to a rock passage, which we climb up near the streambed (not difficult). At the top, we then keep pathless or on goat paths on the orographic. right side of the wadi up the slope and at the top we come across a clear path that we follow continuously. It meets a dirt road that brings us - to the right - to the car ("P2").

Hidan Upper: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ausstieg Hidan upper I, Zustieg Hidan upper II
Access: We continue on the old "Kings Highway" road "35" (Madaba - Karak). About 65 km from Karak to the north and 10 km after driving through the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. If we are coming from the north, it is 24 km from Madaba (city center) to here. We turn off to the south of the bridge and drive 17 km downhill along the wadi. We then arrive at the entry to the upper parts of the Hidan Upper and park our (possibly first) car here. If we have 2 vehicles available or if we only want to walk the lower section of the Hidan Upper, we park our (possibly second) car after another 1.2 km on this road. This is the point where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right-hand bend.

Hidan Upper: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Umkehrpunkt Hidan upper II über dem Barta Wasserfall

Coeur: Canyon Start
Approach: see Google aerial photo and map sketch in "Photo gallery
Tour: First 9 small rappel with a lot of walking and downclimbing, then at the very exit 2 larger rappel (17m + 24m). See photos

Coeur: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see Google aerial view in "photo gallery
Return: Either get off at the first bridge and take the slope to the car or continue in the main stream to the next bridge and there take the slope.

Coeur: Canyon End
Return: Either get off at the first bridge and take the slope to the car or continue in the main stream to the next bridge and there take the slope.

Bimah: Canyon Start
2025-04-10: Mandatory jumps at the start. Still clear water despite the dry conditions. Pretty little canyon.
Approach: From the piste directly into the gravelly streambed.
Tour: First in the gravelly and wide streambed to the beginning of the gorge. Then a little downclimb to the key point (point of no return). Here you could previously make a 2m - jump into a pool, but the latter is now sanded up - anno 2015. Although 2 bolts were present, but lugs and nuts were missing. If necessary and with appropriate intuition, one can slip here on friction. Continue with downclimb, also one or two small jumps are possible. Then we are at the confluence with the Wadi Bani Awf. We now pass the sinter "tunnel", the visual highlight of the tour. Then we have to walk and downclimb again. Finally the canyon opens, but only temporarily. At the exit there is again a narrow passage before you finally step out of the narrow walls, see also description Wadi Bani Awf.

Bimah: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-10: Mandatory jumps at the start. Still clear water despite the dry conditions. Pretty little canyon.
Comment: Austiegsparkplatz
Access: From Muscat, we drive west on the "Muscat Expy" highway. After about 25 km we pass the third entrance/exit to Muscat International Airport and leave it about 35 km further (and shortly before its exit - anno 2015) south on Route 13 towards Nakhl, Awabi. After 27.5 km we pass Nakhl and after another 36 km we drive past Awabi towards Rustaq. About 4.4 km after the end of Awabi we turn off Route 13 and head SSW following the signs for "Wadi Bani Awf". After 21 km (from route 13) we have reached the houses of Zammah on the edge of the streambed of Wadi Bani Awf. Up to here you can normally get with a non 4x4 car. Here we leave 1 car - not in the river bed ! - stand. With the second one we go uphill, after 4.1 km on the left is the entry to the side canyon Wadi Bimah.
Return: Out of the canyons onto the dirt road and downstream to Zammah.

Bimah: Parking at Entry
2025-04-10: Mandatory jumps at the start. Still clear water despite the dry conditions. Pretty little canyon.
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz
Access: From Muscat, we drive west on the "Muscat Expy" highway. After about 25 km we pass the third entrance/exit to Muscat International Airport and leave it about 35 km further (and shortly before its exit - anno 2015) south on Route 13 towards Nakhl, Awabi. After 27.5 km we pass Nakhl and after another 36 km we drive past Awabi towards Rustaq. About 4.4 km after the end of Awabi we turn off Route 13 and head SSW following the signs for "Wadi Bani Awf". After 21 km (from route 13) we have reached the houses of Zammah on the edge of the streambed of Wadi Bani Awf. Up to here you can normally get with a non 4x4 car. Here we leave 1 car - not in the river bed ! - stand. With the second one we go uphill, after 4.1 km on the left is the entry to the side canyon Wadi Bimah.
Return: Out of the canyons onto the dirt road and downstream to Zammah.

Bimah: Canyon End
Return: Out of the canyons onto the dirt road and downstream to Zammah.

Bimah: Waypoint
Comment: Wadi Bimah/Wadi Bani Awf Zusammenfluß
Approach: From the piste directly into the gravelly streambed.

Rio Simon (Superiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-17: All anchors good. Only on big one would be nice to make a new one in near future. Otherwise, long approach, some nice sections and a lot of walking. The 25 m waterfall is really cool!
2025-04-12: all stands ok
Approach: From the parking lot near the church, walk uphill on the opposite side of the asphalt road and you will immediately reach the small cemetery of Roveredo. Here, to the right of the cemetery, a clearly visible path leads into the woods. Follow this path until you reach a small meadow with a house. Pass the house on the right, up the meadow and above the house in the forest you should see the path again. Follow the path steeply uphill until you reach the hiking trail 424 after about 20 - 25 min. Follow the trail. At about 760Hm (after about 1h) you will come to a small stream, here you should turn right to get to the inferiore part of Rio Simon (this part is the most frequented and is known to most people as Rio Simon, because the upper part is rarely frequented). For the upper part, always stay on path 424. After about 2 hours, at about 900 m, you will reach a small refuge (Stavolo Fondariis). Go past the house in the direction of the woods and you will come to a spring of fresh water. It is advisable, especially on hot days, to fill up your drinking water supply here, if you don't want to drink the water of the Rio Simon. After another 20min the path 424 leads directly through a small tributary into the Rio Simon here is the entry (N46.429797/E013.256769).
Tour: Directly at path 424, which leads through the tributary, there is a single ring on the right, which we have placed with the first 5m steps. After that you are already in the Rio Simon. You can either bypass the next step on the right in the forest or rappel from a tree on the ortographic left bank of the Simon. After a short walking passages and a rappel, on the ortographic left side of the river, there is a tributary and the first narrow section begins with a hanging position on a clamping block. After another walking passages you come to the 2nd narrow passage which is tackled or. left from a ring that we have placed (an old belaystation is located or. right for emergencies). After another longer walking passages comes a small jump and a chute where a rope traverse should be set up (or. left. double hook). This leads to a chain anchor and to the highest rappel in the Rio Simon sup. a 23m waterfall in a beautiful ambience because or. right. above the waterfall another spring flows into the Rio Simon. A relatively long walk and downclimb follows until you come to a double cascade. This was provided by us with rings, but it could also be downclimbed or. right. In any case, it is recommended to "take" the double cascade. The first pool can be jumped from ortographic left after control. The 2nd waterfall in the cascade, can be rappelled from a new ring. or. right (R18 right). Another walking and downclimb follows before coming to the last rappel in the Simon, which can also possibly be jumped. After another long walk and downclimb, you reach the entry of the Rio Simon inferiore - the most frequented part, of the Rio Simon.

Rio Simon (Superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-06-17: All anchors good. Only on big one would be nice to make a new one in near future. Otherwise, long approach, some nice sections and a lot of walking. The 25 m waterfall is really cool!
2025-04-12: all stands ok
Comment: Rio Simon Ausstiegsparkplatz - Keine Wertsachen im Auto lassen, es wurden bereits Autos aufgebrochen
Access: From Carnia take the SS13 (main road) in the direction of Tarvisio. About 3km after the village of Resiutta there is a small tunnel and a bridge over the Fella river. After the bridge turn left towards Roveredo. After a short time there is a bigger road bridge where you can see a big flat streambed. Here is the exit if you want to go through the whole Rio Simon. It is best to leave most of the cars here because there are fewer parking spaces above and otherwise the locals will be disturbed. (N46.398500/E013.263400) With as few shuttle cars as possible, follow the road to the small village of Roveredo. In the last few years an access has been established and for this it is best to park at the small church of Roveredo. But ATTENTION! The Rio Simon is one of the most frequented canyons in Friuli and we do not want to disturb the inhabitants. Therefore, please always ask and, if necessary, if there are already too many cars at the site, use one of the parking lots that you passed before on the approach to the village of Roveredo. (N46.387213/E013.252620) or nearby if it is too busy. Please be considerate of the inhabitants so that we can continue to visit this canyon for a long time without problems.
Return: There are 2 possibilities. If you have problems with your condition or time, you can descend via the access of the Rio Simon inferiore or ortographic right. You walk about 1h - 1,5h back to the parking lot at the church in Roveredo. If you want to do the lower part of the Rio Simon, then you should calculate at least another 3.5 hours. Of course, depending on the group and group size! Here you come out at the lower parking lot of the Rio Simon at the bridge and picnic area. Tour description see Rio Simon inferiore.

Rio Simon (Superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-06-17: All anchors good. Only on big one would be nice to make a new one in near future. Otherwise, long approach, some nice sections and a lot of walking. The 25 m waterfall is really cool!
2025-04-12: all stands ok
Comment: Kirche Roveredo
Access: From Carnia take the SS13 (main road) in the direction of Tarvisio. About 3km after the village of Resiutta there is a small tunnel and a bridge over the Fella river. After the bridge turn left towards Roveredo. After a short time there is a bigger road bridge where you can see a big flat streambed. Here is the exit if you want to go through the whole Rio Simon. It is best to leave most of the cars here because there are fewer parking spaces above and otherwise the locals will be disturbed. (N46.398500/E013.263400) With as few shuttle cars as possible, follow the road to the small village of Roveredo. In the last few years an access has been established and for this it is best to park at the small church of Roveredo. But ATTENTION! The Rio Simon is one of the most frequented canyons in Friuli and we do not want to disturb the inhabitants. Therefore, please always ask and, if necessary, if there are already too many cars at the site, use one of the parking lots that you passed before on the approach to the village of Roveredo. (N46.387213/E013.252620) or nearby if it is too busy. Please be considerate of the inhabitants so that we can continue to visit this canyon for a long time without problems.
Return: There are 2 possibilities. If you have problems with your condition or time, you can descend via the access of the Rio Simon inferiore or ortographic right. You walk about 1h - 1,5h back to the parking lot at the church in Roveredo. If you want to do the lower part of the Rio Simon, then you should calculate at least another 3.5 hours. Of course, depending on the group and group size! Here you come out at the lower parking lot of the Rio Simon at the bridge and picnic area. Tour description see Rio Simon inferiore.

Rio Simon (Superiore): Canyon End
Return: There are 2 possibilities. If you have problems with your condition or time, you can descend via the access of the Rio Simon inferiore or ortographic right. You walk about 1h - 1,5h back to the parking lot at the church in Roveredo. If you want to do the lower part of the Rio Simon, then you should calculate at least another 3.5 hours. Of course, depending on the group and group size! Here you come out at the lower parking lot of the Rio Simon at the bridge and picnic area. Tour description see Rio Simon inferiore.

Froda (Intermedio): Canyon Start
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2024-09-10: High water at the moment. Only the anchor of the first c70 was hard to reach, becease you need to cross the flow. After that all quite easy. The lower part was nice and sunny.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the path towards Riva, then the path towards Bédra del Vent (853m), then Nadro (alt.1240m); there follow the path towards the bridge (1260m).
Tour: You start with C60, followed by C50, then comes a longer narrow section (be careful when the water level is high!!!! After the C120 (possibly divisible 70/50) there are some small abseils until the start of the lower part. >> Attention: the water level picture in the book Eldorado Ticino by Nizzola is only valid for the inferior part. For the narrow section in the Intermedio part, there is noticeably less water than the "max picture" in the book shows !!! <<

Froda (Intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the Biasca highway exit, drive to the center of Biasca and park a car behind the train station (see coordinates) Take the 2nd car to the church in the village (Ciesa Pietro e Paolo). (Also possible on foot approx. 15min)

Froda (Intermedio): Parking at Entry
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2024-09-10: High water at the moment. Only the anchor of the first c70 was hard to reach, becease you need to cross the flow. After that all quite easy. The lower part was nice and sunny.
Access: From the Biasca highway exit, drive to the center of Biasca and park a car behind the train station (see coordinates) Take the 2nd car to the church in the village (Ciesa Pietro e Paolo). (Also possible on foot approx. 15min)

Zairi: Canyon Start
Approach: see overview in "Photo Gallery" and http://www.verticalsulcis.it/Outdoor/RioZairi/RioZairi.pdf
Tour: Walk, downclimb, swim, 6 rappels (max. 13m).

Zairi: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see access in "photo gallery
Return: At the prominent left bend of the stream, turn left and return along the approach path.

Zairi: Canyon End
Return: At the prominent left bend of the stream, turn left and return along the approach path.

Badde Omene: Canyon Start
2025-12-31: Smooth descent by a group is reported.
Approach: * * in the plain way; then at most cairns.

Badde Omene: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-31: Smooth descent by a group is reported.
Access: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, we turn right from the SP46 for 4.3 km from the point where the eastern road exit of Oliena joins the ring road and we go for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, we turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. There follows a climb on a narrow tarred road that later becomes a dirt road. After 3.6 km, a dirt road goes off to the left over a bridge. Here we park our car.
Return: See route sketches

Badde Omene: Canyon End
2025-12-31: Smooth descent by a group is reported.
Return: See route sketches

Vorderbergklamm: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Very slippery. Downhill points in good condition.
2025-07-20: Water level is normal and relatively warm. With 5mm neo it was permanently too warm for me. All anchors OK, some small jumps are possible after exploration. Unfortunately, the water permanently drags...
2024-07-20: All stands ok. Quite pleasant water temperature. We had little difficulty to find the entrance through the forrest road. Leave 100m before the end of the road. Old pathway is officially closed, but ma...
Approach: Pass the church, cross the road bridge and follow the village road for about 500m until a sand road branches off to the right in the direction of Werbutzalm. Follow this forest road for about 120m until another forest road branches off to the left in a right-hand bend next to a spring area. Follow this road for 300m and then branch off to the right onto another overgrown forest road (blue dot on tree to the left and right of the road). Follow this road for about 1km until you can see the wide gravel bed of the Vorderbergbach stream. Turn right here across the flat slope downstream until you can descend over the erosion edge into the streambed. You reach the stream immediately above a high scree dam at the entrance to the gorge. If you only want to climb the last 7 rappels of the tour, you can follow the old, long-abandoned gorge path from the church into the gorge. Secured by a wire rope, the route leads over a few hairpin bends past a destroyed bridge until you can descend into the streambed via a rickety, 25m-high metal rope ladder.
Tour: 16 abseiling points on solid but old material. You can almost always avoid the powerful water jet. Pools are generally covered with gravel. From the intermediate entry point, the tour is commercially accessible - better belays and fixed ropes to the stands.

Vorderbergklamm: Parking at Exit
2025-09-19: Very slippery. Downhill points in good condition.
2025-07-20: Water level is normal and relatively warm. With 5mm neo it was permanently too warm for me. All anchors OK, some small jumps are possible after exploration. Unfortunately, the water permanently drags...
2024-07-20: All stands ok. Quite pleasant water temperature. We had little difficulty to find the entrance through the forrest road. Leave 100m before the end of the road. Old pathway is officially closed, but ma...
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: From Villach via the A2 in the direction of Tarvisio, exit at Arnoldstein and take the 111-er to Feistritz a.d.G. and in the village center turn right to Vorderberg. Also here in the "Ortskern" and then left to the church Maria Ditch. 50m downstream from the church is a parking lot.
Return: To the left to the dilapidated Klammsteig and via this back to the parking lot.

Vorderbergklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-19: Very slippery. Downhill points in good condition.
2025-07-20: Water level is normal and relatively warm. With 5mm neo it was permanently too warm for me. All anchors OK, some small jumps are possible after exploration. Unfortunately, the water permanently drags...
2024-07-20: All stands ok. Quite pleasant water temperature. We had little difficulty to find the entrance through the forrest road. Leave 100m before the end of the road. Old pathway is officially closed, but ma...
Return: To the left to the dilapidated Klammsteig and via this back to the parking lot.

Punta Camedda: Canyon Start
Approach: So we go first on the slope, then the subsequent hiking trail "102" up to the saddle "Genna Eidadi" at 1026m altitude. We follow the path for a short distance, then we leave it to climb up to the ridge through a hollow on the left. From here we go essentially horizontally under the ridge descending from Punta Cammedda in a northeasterly direction. In doing so, we can stay below a contour line of 1050m. We pass 3 larger cirques and then in the fourth smaller cirque we come to the starting point of our descent. When we pass 2 smaller trees standing next to each other, we are right.\n(See map sketch in "Photo Gallery")\nSee also:
Tour: The route in the Gole d Punta Cammedda is a succession of about 10 fairly vertical rappels, mostly with a respective length between 25 and 35 meters. In between, one is busy downclimbing. Often the rappeling is done from trees.

Punta Camedda: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the highway - coming from Cagliari - at the Sanluri exit and take the SS197 west. We pass San Gavino Monreale and then turn left on the SP4 to Gonnosfanadiga. We pass through the town and head southwest towards the "Parco Communale Perd'e de Pibera". About 2.5 km after leaving the town, we come to a concrete bridge that leaves to the right over the Riu Piras. Continuing on the "main road", after a few meters we come to a dirt road that goes off to the right. Depending on the condition of the road and the robustness of our car, it makes sense to park it here instead of continuing on the road for another 500m (see Google-map in "photo gallery").
Return: After the last rappel, look for a way to the trail that we climbed. On this again down to the car.

Punta Camedda: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, look for a way to the trail that we climbed. On this again down to the car.

Gorges du Llech: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the large parking lot, follow the gravel road until you come to a signposted (left) parking lot --> continue for about 100m to the next strong (right) bend --> from here it goes steeply down to a ruin --> pass the ruin on the left (small yellow signs) --> then keep left until you reach the streambed (blue markings on the trees) (entry altitude approx. 670Hm).
Tour: This canyon is very beautiful but has dark pools and many slippery places, at the beginning small walking passages --> then follow countless toboggans that you can easily slide --> the next 2 places you can rappel (2x C14 r.) --> the upper of the 2 rappel you can also slide --> short walking distance --> next slide 8m or li. on the rope traverse to a tree S11 (this place can also be left. T7 --> E3 (r.) --> walking passages with rock windows --> several small slides and climbs in the water (! partly stones in the pool) --> at large boulders jump or rappel (6m) over glued anchors possible (! at much water dangerous current) --> jump or rappel 7m in large pools --> T7 in shallow pools with strong current (at much water r.) --> next slide 8m or r. at the rope railing up to a tree S11 (this place can also be avoided r.) --> T7 --> E3 (r.) --> walking passages with rock windows --> several small slides and climbs in the water (! partly stones in the pool) --> at large boulders jump or rappel (6m) over glued anchors possible (! at much water dangerous current) --> jump or rappel 7m in large pools --> T7 in shallow pools with strong current (! at much water r.) over traverese rope to tree and rappel 12m in big pools) --> T4 (C6 left) --> the highlight of the tour is a slide that first goes 4m shallow and then without seeing the landing 11m in free fall in big deep pools (!slide posture with upper body far back) --> S-curve slide in nice washed out rock pool --> several small toboggans for jumping and sliding --> C15 over chain anchor left. (or R15 right) --> T6, T7 --> S7 (left) --> S7 --> at the last listed jumps and slides it is possible to rappel on the right side if there is a lot of water --> before the last jump there is a rope traverse (left) where the pools can be avoided --> after the last small flat slides there is a bigger pool --> the exit is on the left side at about 500Hm.

Gorges du Llech: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the town of Prades direction Perpignan (N116) --> at the turnoff (traffic circle) right direction Villerach on the D24b drive up through small village Villerach --> first asphalt then gravel road to the large parking lot (Colle De Forn) --> here you usually share the parking lot with many canyoneers --> about 740Hm.
Return: The way to the car is on the left via a very steep path out of the canyon --> at the beginning there is a steel cable, then you follow the blue color markings on the trees or rocks --> after a good 30min you come to the starting point (parking lot).

Gorges du Llech: Canyon End
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Return: The way to the car is on the left via a very steep path out of the canyon --> at the beginning there is a steel cable, then you follow the blue color markings on the trees or rocks --> after a good 30min you come to the starting point (parking lot).

Mandriale: Canyon Start
Approach: Various access points. The most interesting is the lower part.

Mandriale: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the (lower) road bridge

Zipfelsbach: Canyon Start
Approach: On a steep hiking trail in the direction of Zipfelsalpe. At a fork with a bridge, continue to follow the path to the Zipfelsalpe. This path now moves away from the stream for about 400 meters. When the path approaches the stream again after a few switchbacks, you will see a stepped waterfall. Then one more haipin bend and enter above this stepped waterfall (1200m altitude).\n

Zipfelsbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the main road to Hinterstein. Parking at the fire station.
Return: On hiking trail back to the car

Zipfelsbach: Canyon End
Return: On hiking trail back to the car

Rio Bianco: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot 200m along the road, then turn right onto a sand road that you follow slightly uphill to the Kersnitzensattel. From here descend to Stallensattel (1496m) where you change to the marked Kärntner Grenzweg, which leads downhill to the Rio Bianco valley. You cross some gravel gullies (partly wire rope safety devices) until the valley becomes wider. Good descent to the Rio Bianco in the area of the second streambed crossed: first easily through the scree bed until you are in front of a small waterfall, bypass it on the left on Gamssteig and downclimb into the streambed. In the Rio Bianco descend a few more 100m until you reach the wooden beams of an old hermitage. Here is the entry.
Tour: Oberste Klause 1324m - Hauptklause 1099m Open canyon with some nice possible jumps, the highlight is the 'Wendlingbad', a deep pool in the white rock with a metal plaque. A few 100m further on is the only equipped abseil point in this part: below a clamping block, a sling leads 8m into a short gorge. Then about 1000m of hiking in the wide gravel bed. Main chasm 1099m - end of gorge 946m The canyoning part of the tour. Short gorges alternate with wider parts - it is hardly possible to leave the canyon. * 15m rappel over 2 pools from anchors with sling left * 6m rappel from anchor left * 10m rappel from anchor left * 4m downclimb left over clamping block, side stream from right * From here great rock folds * 8m rappel from tree * 28m rappel from 2 anchors + sling from block in the middle of the river * Downclimb * 14m rappel from anchors with slings on the left * 4m rappel from jammed tree * 20m rappel from 2 anchors + sling left, this belay is unfavorably placed and it is questionable whether it will survive many floods. * 15m downclimb right End of gorge 946m - last gorge 710m 300m of block climbing until the canyon narrows again and eats its way through black slate. Here a 10m abseil from a clamping block + sling on the left. Then downclimb and slide until the canyon widens and flattens out. From here, a long hike (>2 km) in the wide gravel bed until you reach the last gorge: rappel 20m from a tree on the right and downclimb 15m keeping right. The rest of the gorge is scenically impressive but easy to walk.

Rio Bianco: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Santa Catarina
Access: Parking exit: Take the E55 highway to the Pontebba exit, change here to the SS13 and drive towards Tarvisio. After a few kilometers turn left to Santa Catharina. Park at a small rest area directly on the Rio Bianco Parking entry: Back onto the SS13 and via Tarvisio and Arnoldstein to Austria. Here take the main road 111 to Hermagor and follow the signs for Garnitzenklamm to the Garnitzenklamm parking lot. Just before the parking lot, follow a narrow asphalt road on the left to the parking lot on the Eggeralm. Alternatively, you can also drive to Hermagor via Pontebba and Nassfeld - less km but no time saving.
Return: Continue descending through the streambed. You pass a huge boulder dam and 10min later the abandoned Santa Catharina train station. From here it is only a few meters to the parking lot.

Rio Bianco: Parking at Entry
Comment: Eggeralm Parkplatz
Access: Parking exit: Take the E55 highway to the Pontebba exit, change here to the SS13 and drive towards Tarvisio. After a few kilometers turn left to Santa Catharina. Park at a small rest area directly on the Rio Bianco Parking entry: Back onto the SS13 and via Tarvisio and Arnoldstein to Austria. Here take the main road 111 to Hermagor and follow the signs for Garnitzenklamm to the Garnitzenklamm parking lot. Just before the parking lot, follow a narrow asphalt road on the left to the parking lot on the Eggeralm. Alternatively, you can also drive to Hermagor via Pontebba and Nassfeld - less km but no time saving.
Return: Continue descending through the streambed. You pass a huge boulder dam and 10min later the abandoned Santa Catharina train station. From here it is only a few meters to the parking lot.

Rio Bianco: Canyon End
Return: Continue descending through the streambed. You pass a huge boulder dam and 10min later the abandoned Santa Catharina train station. From here it is only a few meters to the parking lot.

Missoghju: Canyon Start

Missoghju: Canyon End

Scarione: Canyon Start
Approach: At the houses to the north of the hamlet, a path begins that climbs steeply to Alpe Al Monte at 1002m. Before reaching the alp, we cross the Torrente Ambiez. In this stream channel we descend and come to the here wide gravel bed of the Torrente Scarione coming from the left. A few meters further and we are at the first rappel at the beginning of a continuous narrowing.
Tour: A total of 15 rappels in gneiss, including a C120 (70) and a C90 (30/60).\nNormally low water flow.

Scarione: Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon opens, out to the right and to the car in Porettina.

Scarione: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Chiavenna on the SS36 for a little over 6 km until the railroad crossing after the San Cassiano (Valchiavenna) village crossing. After the railroad crossing continue for about 800 and then turn left off the SS36 to the houses of Porettina. Here we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: Where the canyon opens, out to the right and to the car in Porettina.

Ribeira das Patas med.: Canyon Start
Approach: On a dirt road in the side valley downhill we reach the Rib. das Patas.
Tour: Varied canyons hike

Ribeira das Patas med.: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ausstieg med., Einstieg inf.
Access: From Porto Novo in western direction ('Tarrafal') you pass the ital. Cement factory (on the right of the road) and after about 10 km you reach the Ponte Sul (150 m above sea level), which spans the Ribeira das Patas. After the bridge, the road to Tarrafal turns left, but we turn right and after about 3 km we reach Lagedos.At the first houses and the bridge over a side 'stream' of the Patas is the place where we have to organize our return transport at the end of our tour.Voererst but it continues steadily uphill. About 3 km after the village, at a bridge (about 600m a.s.l.) several short rappel canyons descend to the right to the riverbed of the Patas (cf. Internet sites).We continue, pass some houses on the road, which now makes a sharp right turn. This is followed by a long left turn and another sharp right turn (about 6 km from Lagedos). Here the road bridge spans a side 'stream' of the Patas, which we enter under the bridge (Rib. das Lajes or Layes). If we were to continue uphill on the road for another 500 m or so, we would come to the village of Cha de Morte.
Return: After one of several narrows, a sloping slope descends at the beginning of a long right-hand bend of the canyon. The rising stone walls support the path that we now go up. We reach the houses at the southern edge of Lagedos and soon stand at the pick-up point already mentioned above.

Ribeira das Patas med.: Canyon End
Return: After one of several narrows, a sloping slope descends at the beginning of a long right-hand bend of the canyon. The rising stone walls support the path that we now go up. We reach the houses at the southern edge of Lagedos and soon stand at the pick-up point already mentioned above.

Marderello (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: first as at Marderello inferiore: we take the path that leads from the car towards the clearly visible final waterfall of the Claretto. We come to the stream, cross it and climb steeply on a path on the orographic right bank. We come across a forest path, follow it and then we see on the right, a little below, the small diversion channel (possibility of emergency exit if necessary) and we come to an alpine hut ("La mojùn de paréin Steu"). We now take the path on the right down into the canyon (signpost "Tordupi") and quickly reach the bridge over the Rio Claretto. After the bridge, turn right and go slightly downhill to a small hut. Continuing on the path in a southeasterly direction, we come to the entry point to the lower part via via ferrata.\n\nWe now continue here on the path on the orographic. right slope above the Marderello uphill. We pass a house.\nAt about 1360m altitude, the possibility opens to cross into the stream (entry altitude about 1340m). This entry is here below an approx. 25m high rappel.\nBut there is also the possibility to climb further up, to enter at about 1460m (then 4 more rappels are added in the descent (15m-15m-40m-25m). We climb here into a fairly open streambed with quite a mess of rocks.\n
Tour: Depending on the height of the ascent, about 11 or 15 rappels to the beginning of the lower part in a canyon that becomes visibly narrower and deeper.

Marderello (superiore): Canyon End
2025-10-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Marderello (amont) Algunas instalaciones se han quedado muy bajas por colmatación del lecho y otras muchas están en muy mal estado. En la apro...
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Return: Either exit to the right after the C54 or after the two following rappels (10m+15m) via ferrata and then return to the valley on the approach path; or continue descending in the canyon via the lower part (see description Marderello inf.).

Hasa Lower: Canyon Start
Approach: From P 2 we walk down the slope in a northerly direction, crossing - once at the bottom - on the slope the Wadi Afra just before it flows into the Wadi Hasa. We follow the track which soon reaches the streambed of the Wadi Hasa. We are standing on a limestone slab into which the water of the Hasa has eaten its way about 5 m deep.
Tour: Since no descent option is opened at the waterfall at the beginning, we climb down a few meters further downstream and can explore the narrows up and down from here. Then we continue downhill in open terrain at first. Thermal springs and hot tributaries can be found repeatedly along the banks. Then the river continuously descends further, the walls on the shore become higher. Interesting rock formations such as the "submarine" captivate our gaze. Towards the exit the Hasa flows between high reddish rock walls in a gravel bed. Finally, the river emerges into the plain near the town of Safi.

Hasa Lower: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Zustieg) Hasa Lower, falls nicht Zustieg P2 (Ausstieg) Hasa upper, falls nicht Afra nach oben zum Thermalbad P1 oder P Afra, je nachdem, ob man ihn abwärts (dann P2 Ausstieg)
Access: First we park the car for the exit (if possible the day before). For this we drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and there we continue to the left on the "65" towards Aqaba. After about 24 km we pass the city of Safi in the northwest and after 25.8 km (from Mazra Junction) we cross the streambed of Wadi Hasa. After another 3.1 km we turn left to a district of Safi, which is located on the orographic left bank. We walk along the road that approaches the Wadi Hasa and later walks directly along its orographic left bank, passing a water reservoir, to the exit. Here, on the bank of the Wadi Hasa, we can park the car in the shade of some trees. Back in Karak, we then drive with the second car on the "50" about 3.5 km to the east and turn south on the latter at the junction with the "35". From the intersection we drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then 6.7 km after the bridge we turn right at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". On this road we drive 9 km from the junction and then come to the parking lot P1, where one would park the car for the access to the Wadi Hasa Upper, if one wanted to combine its access with the access to the Wadi Hasa Lower. However, this is not advisable, because the whole tour would then take about 11 to 12 hours. In addition, the Hasa Lower offers a similar lime canyon as the Hasa Upper at its entry. So we continue from P1 and after 2 km we arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the access.
Return: Here we climb out to the left bank and are immediately at the car.

Hasa Lower: Parking at Exit
Access: First we park the car for the exit (if possible the day before). For this we drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and there we continue to the left on the "65" towards Aqaba. After about 24 km we pass the city of Safi in the northwest and after 25.8 km (from Mazra Junction) we cross the streambed of Wadi Hasa. After another 3.1 km we turn left to a district of Safi, which is located on the orographic left bank. We walk along the road that approaches the Wadi Hasa and later walks directly along its orographic left bank, passing a water reservoir, to the exit. Here, on the bank of the Wadi Hasa, we can park the car in the shade of some trees. Back in Karak, we then drive with the second car on the "50" about 3.5 km to the east and turn south on the latter at the junction with the "35". From the intersection we drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then 6.7 km after the bridge we turn right at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". On this road we drive 9 km from the junction and then come to the parking lot P1, where one would park the car for the access to the Wadi Hasa Upper, if one wanted to combine its access with the access to the Wadi Hasa Lower. However, this is not advisable, because the whole tour would then take about 11 to 12 hours. In addition, the Hasa Lower offers a similar lime canyon as the Hasa Upper at its entry. So we continue from P1 and after 2 km we arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the access.
Return: Here we climb out to the left bank and are immediately at the car.

Hasa Lower: Canyon End
Return: Here we climb out to the left bank and are immediately at the car.

Dardo: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the SE side of the bridge - Pont de Cavallaghiu - down into the streambed.
Tour: In the open streambed to the water drainage, then the C30. Then again a longer walking passages with some places to downclimb, before we come to the highlight. Here the creek deepens about 30m, the rappel, mostly in the open slope, take place under large trapped rocks. Direct rappeling after the clamping blocks is also possible. A little later another nice rappel (C20). A varied descent with slides and jumps follows.

Dardo: Canyon End
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Return: At the confluence of the streambed that comes down to the right of the Auberge des Roches bleues (cairn at the exit), a path leads up on the orographic left side of this dry streambed (seen from below at the right foot of the slope) and meets the D-81 not far from the Tete du Chien. This path - discovered by me by chance in 1997 - is pleasant, evenly rising and mostly shaded. In the book Corse Paradis du Canyoning a difficult way back - pathless up the opposite, well sunny, slope - is described. On page 79 (No. 14) in the printed map section, however, this footpath is also marked. In the meantime, this way back can also be found in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina.

Dardo: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Porto on the west coast we take the D81 in the direction of Piana, Cargese, Ajaccio. After 7.2 (from the bridge in Porto) we come to a prominent left turn at the "Tête du Chien" with a large parking lot and information board. Here we park the car.\nIf we have 2 cars available we drive - otherwise we walk - 2 km further on the winding road and then park the second car just after the bridge over the stream.
Return: At the confluence of the streambed that comes down to the right of the Auberge des Roches bleues (cairn at the exit), a path leads up on the orographic left side of this dry streambed (seen from below at the right foot of the slope) and meets the D-81 not far from the Tete du Chien. This path - discovered by me by chance in 1997 - is pleasant, evenly rising and mostly shaded. In the book Corse Paradis du Canyoning a difficult way back - pathless up the opposite, well sunny, slope - is described. On page 79 (No. 14) in the printed map section, however, this footpath is also marked. In the meantime, this way back can also be found in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina.

Dardo: Waypoint
Comment: sortie par les roches bleues (descente)
Approach: On the SE side of the bridge - Pont de Cavallaghiu - down into the streambed.

Dardo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Rückweg 1: Bei ruhiger See aus der Schlucht heraus nach links schwimmen für ca. 45 min.
Access: From Porto on the west coast we take the D81 in the direction of Piana, Cargese, Ajaccio. After 7.2 (from the bridge in Porto) we come to a prominent left turn at the "Tête du Chien" with a large parking lot and information board. Here we park the car.\nIf we have 2 cars available we drive - otherwise we walk - 2 km further on the winding road and then park the second car just after the bridge over the stream.
Return: At the confluence of the streambed that comes down to the right of the Auberge des Roches bleues (cairn at the exit), a path leads up on the orographic left side of this dry streambed (seen from below at the right foot of the slope) and meets the D-81 not far from the Tete du Chien. This path - discovered by me by chance in 1997 - is pleasant, evenly rising and mostly shaded. In the book Corse Paradis du Canyoning a difficult way back - pathless up the opposite, well sunny, slope - is described. On page 79 (No. 14) in the printed map section, however, this footpath is also marked. In the meantime, this way back can also be found in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina.

Dardo: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Rückweg 2: Dem kleinen Seitental folgen bis zur Straße.
Access: From Porto on the west coast we take the D81 in the direction of Piana, Cargese, Ajaccio. After 7.2 (from the bridge in Porto) we come to a prominent left turn at the "Tête du Chien" with a large parking lot and information board. Here we park the car.\nIf we have 2 cars available we drive - otherwise we walk - 2 km further on the winding road and then park the second car just after the bridge over the stream.

Jerman: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking you can walk up the small footpath along the creek. Entry where you can climb the easiest to the streambed below.
Tour: First part is easy with a few short rappels and small jumps (water is not very deep - first dive out). After the first part you walk along the creek for a few 100m (small abseiling passages) and enter the second part. Before you can see the first high waterfall from the top, you need a few pitons-it's best to climb down or make ropes around rocks.

Jerman: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: At Gozd Martuljek drive north to Srednji vrh. You can leave the car at the second bend and walk along the creek.
Return: Best from Brucke, along strase again up.

Jerman: Canyon End
Return: Best from Brucke, along strase again up.

Val di Cima Montagna Val di Bosco Bello: Canyon Start
2024-08-16: Further to the exploration of the upper Cima Montagna at 1400m, we added abalakovs, some (used) quicklinks, and anchor for the highest drop, max. 30m. There is no need to exit the canyon, all drops ar...
2024-07-27: Today we climbed Cima Montagna - Bosco Bello - Valmontina. Did not descend at 1270m as described but continued up to 1400m until you can see the streambed directly. Here you have to descend the dry st...
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Approach: From the cemetery, we follow Sentiero 365, which leads up to Cima Montagna (1333 m). However, we don't have to go that far up, but follow the path from the saddle (1250 m above sea level), which is sometimes difficult to recognize, down to the entry into the Val di Cima Montagna - a sense of direction is required on the descent. Or follow trail 365 until it crosses the streambed at around 1400m. The start is mostly dry and not bolted (>natural anchor or bypass). First anchor at approx. 1250 m (as of 2022)
Tour: Attractive descent dominated by a 75 m cascade right at the start. This is divided into approx. 35m / 40m (as of 2022). The information does not include a subsequent ascent of the Valmontina (see description there). If you want to continue through the Valmontina, the water flow there should be critically examined (if necessary from the footbridge over the Bosco Bello).

Val di Cima Montagna Val di Bosco Bello: Canyon End
2024-08-16: Further to the exploration of the upper Cima Montagna at 1400m, we added abalakovs, some (used) quicklinks, and anchor for the highest drop, max. 30m. There is no need to exit the canyon, all drops ar...
2024-07-27: Today we climbed Cima Montagna - Bosco Bello - Valmontina. Did not descend at 1270m as described but continued up to 1400m until you can see the streambed directly. Here you have to descend the dry st...
2024-06-22: Walk in to the top top1.45hrs, descent from top to middle entry 3hrs, ( really bad quality anchors and bad canyon) lower entry to exit track above Montana, 1 hr, walk back to town (ansogna) 50 mins. M...
Return: Either continue through Valmontina (see description there) or just before the exit of Val di Bosco Bello (at the large rock overhang and the wire rope) turn left out, then right to the footbridge and on the path "Percorso Escursionistico" (first up and then) down to the parking lot.

Val di Cima Montagna Val di Bosco Bello: Parking at Entry
2024-08-16: Further to the exploration of the upper Cima Montagna at 1400m, we added abalakovs, some (used) quicklinks, and anchor for the highest drop, max. 30m. There is no need to exit the canyon, all drops ar...
2024-07-27: Today we climbed Cima Montagna - Bosco Bello - Valmontina. Did not descend at 1270m as described but continued up to 1400m until you can see the streambed directly. Here you have to descend the dry st...
2024-06-22: Walk in to the top top1.45hrs, descent from top to middle entry 3hrs, ( really bad quality anchors and bad canyon) lower entry to exit track above Montana, 1 hr, walk back to town (ansogna) 50 mins. M...
Access: (From Belluno) on the A 27 first towards Longarone, then continue on the SS 51 towards Cortina always up Piave. Past Ospitale di Cadore and through Rivalgo, the SS 51 changes after the hamlet of Macchietto to the eastern bank of the Piave. Here immediately turn right and head south through a small industrial area (Ansogne). At its end, park the car for the exit.\nWith the second car, return to the SS 51 and head again towards Cortina.\nAfter the following long tunnel, take the next exit to the village of Caralte. From the center of the village take the road leading southeast to the cemetery. Park your second car there.
Return: Either continue through Valmontina (see description there) or just before the exit of Val di Bosco Bello (at the large rock overhang and the wire rope) turn left out, then right to the footbridge and on the path "Percorso Escursionistico" (first up and then) down to the parking lot.

Val di Cima Montagna Val di Bosco Bello: Parking at Exit
Access: (From Belluno) on the A 27 first towards Longarone, then continue on the SS 51 towards Cortina always up Piave. Past Ospitale di Cadore and through Rivalgo, the SS 51 changes after the hamlet of Macchietto to the eastern bank of the Piave. Here immediately turn right and head south through a small industrial area (Ansogne). At its end, park the car for the exit.\nWith the second car, return to the SS 51 and head again towards Cortina.\nAfter the following long tunnel, take the next exit to the village of Caralte. From the center of the village take the road leading southeast to the cemetery. Park your second car there.
Return: Either continue through Valmontina (see description there) or just before the exit of Val di Bosco Bello (at the large rock overhang and the wire rope) turn left out, then right to the footbridge and on the path "Percorso Escursionistico" (first up and then) down to the parking lot.

Val di Cima Montagna Val di Bosco Bello: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Anker im oberen Abschnitt nicht vorhanden oder mangelhaft.
Approach: From the cemetery, we follow Sentiero 365, which leads up to Cima Montagna (1333 m). However, we don't have to go that far up, but follow the path from the saddle (1250 m above sea level), which is sometimes difficult to recognize, down to the entry into the Val di Cima Montagna - a sense of direction is required on the descent. Or follow trail 365 until it crosses the streambed at around 1400m. The start is mostly dry and not bolted (>natural anchor or bypass). First anchor at approx. 1250 m (as of 2022)
Tour: Attractive descent dominated by a 75 m cascade right at the start. This is divided into approx. 35m / 40m (as of 2022). The information does not include a subsequent ascent of the Valmontina (see description there). If you want to continue through the Valmontina, the water flow there should be critically examined (if necessary from the footbridge over the Bosco Bello).

Gorgonchon: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the wide gravel path towards the canyon --> then several small descent paths to the already visible canyon --> once at the stream, take the left side to the narrow section (entry approx. 560m). see:
Tour: Right at the beginning you get a good foretaste of the next 30min after you have again in a little space to puff --> to get to the first downclimb you have to downclimb left (slippery) --> from the clamping block you rappel about 6m into the narrowness --> then follows a 30m long very narrow swimming passage max. 0.5m wide --> r. comes a traverese rope which is needed in any case until the end (very narrow and slippery!) in order to be able to rappel down approx. 9m well, the first one should go to the foremost chain link (after the traverese rope) and set up the rope needed for this --> this approx. 30m long narrow passage is very tricky, as one can only advance with good spreading technique. In addition, the gap narrows towards the bottom where the water usually has a strong current --> towards the end the distance to the wall is only 0.5m --> a trapped tree gives a short rest --> after that slipping is not allowed --> once you have mastered this most difficult part it is not quite so narrow anymore --> now you have a canyon in front of you, which is difficult to describe with words (by incident light there are sparkling walls, emerald green water in narrow swimming passages, stalagmites, sinter curtains, ornate passages and breathtaking wall gullies) --> after approx. 1h there is another highlight, a 2m long siphon (boulder) --> after about 30m swim you come to a dam (weir) --> downclimb 2m (slippery) and then leave the canyon to the left. Attention! In the first waterfall is a "hole" behind the curtain.

Gorgonchon: Canyon End
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Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Gorgonchon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the campsite (Agua) follow the road on the left down to Bierge, past the parking lot of Rio Formiga --> continue to follow the road (slight incline) --> to km 28.5 (red marked road stones) --> immediately on the right gravel descent (+meadow) with parking on the right (sign of El Gorgonchon).
Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Gorgonchon: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From the campsite (Agua) follow the road on the left down to Bierge, past the parking lot of Rio Formiga --> continue to follow the road (slight incline) --> to km 28.5 (red marked road stones) --> immediately on the right gravel descent (+meadow) with parking on the right (sign of El Gorgonchon).
Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Peonera (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: From San Saturnino westwards down to the river (15 min.). If you only have 1 vehicle available, you can walk north from the parking lot north of Morano along the track that starts here. After a bend to the right, a track branches off to the left, which we follow to a saddle. It continues to wind its way northwards (parallel to the Rio Alcanadre to the east). Beyond the Alcanadre you can see the houses of San Saturnino. The track that leads off to the right takes us to the river (90 minutes in total). Access options also via Bco. os Arenales/Hondo (see video and photos 2014 and ), at the Puente d'o Caxigo (footpath to the Eremita de San Martin) and via Fajana del Ordio (see map sketch at "Sierras de piedra y agua. Barranquismo en Huesca - Parque de la Sierra de Guara - Sierras exteriores" , Enrique Salamero, 2002).
Tour: Although the Alcanadre (in summer) has no water at the beginning, this changes as you enter the narrows. The exit over a rock ramp at a sharp left bend of the river is easier to see if you have already entered the Peonera inferiore here.

Peonera (superior): Canyon End
Return: After the canyon narrows again after a longer widening, it makes a striking left turn after a few hundred meters. Go straight up the cirque (access to the Peonera inferiore) and follow the path, first keeping to the right, later in a long left turn back to the vehicle in the parking lot north of Morano (45 min.). You can also continue along the subsequent Peonera inferiore. There, after the right-hand bend in the following left-hand bend. There is also another exit option on the right up to Morano.

Marderello (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: as Claretto inferiore: we take the path that leads from the car towards the final waterfall of Claretto, clearly visible. We come to the stream, cross it and climb steeply on a path on the orographic right bank. We come across a forest path, follow it and then we see on the right, a little below, the small diversion channel (possibility of emergency exit if necessary) and we come to an alpine hut ("La mojùn de paréin Steu"). We now take the path on the right down into the canyon (signpost "Tordupi") and quickly reach the bridge over the Rio Claretto. After the bridge, turn right and go slightly downhill to a small hut. Continuing along the path in a southeasterly direction we come to a via ferrata where we can descend into the streambed of the Marderello.
Tour: 10 rappels, mostly higher, to the imposing final waterfall.

Marderello (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: Downhill in the streambed until we can exit to the left onto the approach trail. Then on the direct path to the car.

Gourdon: Canyon Start
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Approach: From said intersection on the D 12 about 300 m in a northerly direction slightly uphill, then turn left onto a small road that runs below the D 12 in a westerly direction. After about 600 meters you pass two large concrete well troughs and shortly thereafter cross the Gourdon. Here you look for the access through the vegetation at some distance from the stream.
Tour: As long as there is water flowing in the summer, the Gourdon is quite attractive, not least because of its surroundings. The D3 road bridge divides the descent into two parts. In the lower section, several steel cables, which were obviously installed to emphasize the fun character, get in the way.

Gourdon: Canyon End
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Return: Below the last rappel, a large pipeline, the Aqueduc du Foulon, crosses the Gourdon. Follow the pipeline road to the left (NE) until you reach the Chemin du Paradis. Follow this path up to the village, where you only have to walk a few meters to the parking lot. You can also descend further down the stream until the Canal du Loup crosses the canyon. Exit the canal there, turn left to Chemin du Paradis and walk up to Gourdon.

Gourdon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the center of Grasse on the D 2085 in a northeasterly direction to Chateauneuf-Grasse. From here, continue north on the D 3 up to Gourdon. There you will find a large parking lot at the prominent crossroads outside the town.
Return: Below the last rappel, a large pipeline, the Aqueduc du Foulon, crosses the Gourdon. Follow the pipeline road to the left (NE) until you reach the Chemin du Paradis. Follow this path up to the village, where you only have to walk a few meters to the parking lot. You can also descend further down the stream until the Canal du Loup crosses the canyon. Exit the canal there, turn left to Chemin du Paradis and walk up to Gourdon.

Gourdon: Waypoint
Comment: Passage obligé pour le retour (descente)
Approach: From said intersection on the D 12 about 300 m in a northerly direction slightly uphill, then turn left onto a small road that runs below the D 12 in a westerly direction. After about 600 meters you pass two large concrete well troughs and shortly thereafter cross the Gourdon. Here you look for the access through the vegetation at some distance from the stream.

Gourdon: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Seconde sortie du canyon (descente)
Return: Below the last rappel, a large pipeline, the Aqueduc du Foulon, crosses the Gourdon. Follow the pipeline road to the left (NE) until you reach the Chemin du Paradis. Follow this path up to the village, where you only have to walk a few meters to the parking lot. You can also descend further down the stream until the Canal du Loup crosses the canyon. Exit the canal there, turn left to Chemin du Paradis and walk up to Gourdon.

Fontaine Fayard: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue on the forest road, not up the hairpin bend on the left, but along the orographic. right bank of the Ire. We cross the Ire and the track now goes steeply uphill. We finally reach a stone building (Refuge Fayard) with a well in front of it. From here we go eastwards to the stream and follow it downwards on the left bank until the entry presents itself.
Tour: Forest canyon, mainly for nature-loving "collectors", poorly secured, water cold, a lot of wood (2009), after the narrower part at the beginning emergency exits possible.

Fontaine Fayard: Canyon End
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Comment: Arrivée au collecteur (descente)
Return: After the higher rappels towards the exit (28 m/13 m/40 m/15 m), walk further down the streambed and overcome 2 smaller steps. Then a small stream walks in from the right. This is the Ire. The French book and the internet site now describe an exit by walking up the Ire a little against the direction of the river until you reach a dilapidated footbridge, where you come to a path that leads up to a forest road in an easterly direction. Follow this downhill to return to the parked car. Alternatively, you can follow the Ire down the streambed to the bridge. A higher waterfall can be downclimbed at the edge. Another variant would be to leave the Ire at a V-shaped gulch on the left and follow a relatively clear track. You then come to an open area (after logging), follow the tracks (beginning at the north-eastern edge of the clearing) northwards high above the Ire until you see a slope above on the left. Up to this, it leads to the ascent track and on this back to the car. For this last variant, you need a bit of "feeling" to find the path.

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Access: From Annecy on the N 508 along the southwest shore of the lake of the same name via Duingt to the south end of the lake at Bout-du-Lac (17 km from Annecy). 2 km further on (i.e. after 19 km from Annecy), the D 909 branches off to the left in a northerly direction to lead to Talloires on the eastern shore of the lake.\nBut we turn off in exactly the opposite direction to the south and always drive along the little river Ire to the east past the village of Doussard, later to the east (below) the hamlet of Chevaline into the Combe (= canyon) d'Ire. Park your car in the large parking lot in front of the barrier (approx. 6 km from N 508).
Return: After the higher rappels towards the exit (28 m/13 m/40 m/15 m), walk further down the streambed and overcome 2 smaller steps. Then a small stream walks in from the right. This is the Ire. The French book and the internet site now describe an exit by walking up the Ire a little against the direction of the river until you reach a dilapidated footbridge, where you come to a path that leads up to a forest road in an easterly direction. Follow this downhill to return to the parked car. Alternatively, you can follow the Ire down the streambed to the bridge. A higher waterfall can be downclimbed at the edge. Another variant would be to leave the Ire at a V-shaped gulch on the left and follow a relatively clear track. You then come to an open area (after logging), follow the tracks (beginning at the north-eastern edge of the clearing) northwards high above the Ire until you see a slope above on the left. Up to this, it leads to the ascent track and on this back to the car. For this last variant, you need a bit of "feeling" to find the path.

Fontaine Fayard: Waypoint
Comment: Piste, départ de la marche d\'approche (descente)
Approach: We continue on the forest road, not up the hairpin bend on the left, but along the orographic. right bank of the Ire. We cross the Ire and the track now goes steeply uphill. We finally reach a stone building (Refuge Fayard) with a well in front of it. From here we go eastwards to the stream and follow it downwards on the left bank until the entry presents itself.

Gorges du Bronze: Canyon Start
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Approach: Straight down to the creek.
Tour: Dark forest canyon not without charm, which can be dangerous if there is too much water (backflow), but if there is too little water, the existing pollution becomes clear. Possibly prohibited seasonally when there is little water flow, In the mentioned literature finding, it should be possible to park at the bottom in another place and access on foot from down there.

Gorges du Bronze: Canyon End
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Return: At the dam with the water drainage left out and along the lower edge of the slope - pathless - to the car at the fountain.

Gorges du Bronze: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Geneva, take the A 40 to exit 17 (approx. 30 km); turn off there and continue on the N 205 in the direction of Sallanches. After about 1.5 km, turn right onto the D 186 in the direction of Brizon. Pass through Thuet and at the start of the climb, park the first vehicle at a fountain on the left. Continue uphill with the second and park just before the bridge under the rock face.
Return: At the dam with the water drainage left out and along the lower edge of the slope - pathless - to the car at the fountain.

Gorges du Bronze: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva, take the A 40 to exit 17 (approx. 30 km); turn off there and continue on the N 205 in the direction of Sallanches. After about 1.5 km, turn right onto the D 186 in the direction of Brizon. Pass through Thuet and at the start of the climb, park the first vehicle at a fountain on the left. Continue uphill with the second and park just before the bridge under the rock face.
Return: At the dam with the water drainage left out and along the lower edge of the slope - pathless - to the car at the fountain.

Isorno (Inferiore) - Piemonte: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the village, walk in front of the church, before the short staircase turn right underneath a row of houses in the direction of the fields. Behind the house, briefly turn left and then soon right again across the meadow into the northeast corner of the cultivated fields. Here we find a wayside shrine and just behind it the beginning of a clear path. After passing the wayside shrine, we go downhill in switchbacks. We ignore the first path branching off in a serpentine, our path branches off to the left about 130m before reaching the bridge (stone man). Ascend about 10hm into a small saddle, then descend straight into the shallow valley on the other side. We soon reach a small house on the canyon rim. Here we now descend (yellow markers) to the bottom of the gorge - handrails are provided in sections.\n\Man can also ascend from the lower parking lot to the entry. The path is registered in the OSM but should be difficult to find.
Tour: * Short downclimb * 18m rappel from chain on the right (can be jumped after 4m, narrow but deep pool) * 5min downclimb * 12m rappel or jump * 28m rappel from chain right. You can also rappel two meters in advance through a crevice into the dome behind the waterfall. If there is a lot of water, however, it can be difficult to pass under the waterfall. * 50m swim in a great atmosphere * 15m rappel from chain on the right, can also be jumped * 18m rappel from the chain on the left * 15m rappel from the chain on the top left This is followed by another longer swim through the last pool, which is bordered by a dam. Climb up the left side of the dam over iron pins and then rappel 8m from two anchors on the right.

Isorno (Inferiore) - Piemonte: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz am Ende der Straße
Access: Coming from the south on the SS33, we drive past Domodossola and take the exit to the north of this town. From here we head east and then cross the bridge over the Isorno to the orographic left bank of the river. Here we continue upstream to the exit of the road (P2 - parking exit). The last 3.5 km are on a bumpy sand road. Take the second car back across the Isorno and then up to Altoggio. Here we park either in the large square at the entrance to the village or near the church. See approach and relocation sketch in photo gallery.
Return: After the last rappel and the large pool, we climb down over the small dam and exit about 50m to the left via an overgrown forest road. In 2017 there were dozens of beehives in the exit area, so be careful.

Isorno (Inferiore) - Piemonte: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz vor Alteggio
Access: Coming from the south on the SS33, we drive past Domodossola and take the exit to the north of this town. From here we head east and then cross the bridge over the Isorno to the orographic left bank of the river. Here we continue upstream to the exit of the road (P2 - parking exit). The last 3.5 km are on a bumpy sand road. Take the second car back across the Isorno and then up to Altoggio. Here we park either in the large square at the entrance to the village or near the church. See approach and relocation sketch in photo gallery.
Return: After the last rappel and the large pool, we climb down over the small dam and exit about 50m to the left via an overgrown forest road. In 2017 there were dozens of beehives in the exit area, so be careful.

Isorno (Inferiore) - Piemonte: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and the large pool, we climb down over the small dam and exit about 50m to the left via an overgrown forest road. In 2017 there were dozens of beehives in the exit area, so be careful.

Torrente Caorame: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road to the reservoir and across a sand road to the valley floor. There follow the path 806. This path crosses or reaches the stream several times. You can start the tour at 1100, 1350, 1500 and possibly also 1600m.
Tour: 31 waterfalls up to 50m, protection by drill hooks brand self-made where no trees are available. Narrower passages alternate with open streambed, above 1100m a longer block section, otherwise mainly on grown rock. In summer and autumn dry or only little water. Worthwhile only in early summer or after heavy rains.

Torrente Caorame: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz unter dem Albergo Alpino Boz
Access: From Belluno, follow the SS50 towards Feltre. In Santa Giustina follow the road to Cesiomaggiore and Soranzen where you follow the signs to Val Canzoi. Follow the valley until you reach a large parking lot under the Albergo Alpino Boz.
Return: After the last sloping 20m waterfall behind the confluence of Val Slavinaz, cross to the right to the hiking trail.

Torrente Caorame: Canyon End
Return: After the last sloping 20m waterfall behind the confluence of Val Slavinaz, cross to the right to the hiking trail.

Vezeronce: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the southern exit of Surjoux, we follow a small road in a basically westerly direction. It crosses a small piece of forest, then moves in a right/left loop through a farmstead, becomes a dirt road. After about 800m from the exit of Surjoux, we reach a high-voltage pylon (you could also drive to here by car) and follow a path from it in a northerly direction to the stream.
Tour: Longer stretches in the mostly sintered streambed are not unpleasant. On the other hand, some attractive passages with possible jumps, especially the sintered final waterfall.

Vezeronce: Canyon End
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Return: After the rappel on the "Pain du Sucre" continue in the open streambed for about 50 m, then turn right out onto the path that takes us under the old and new railroad viaduct to the parking lot.

Vezeronce: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Geneva, take the A40 highway ("Autoroute Blanche") for a good 30 km in the direction of Lyon. Leave the A40 at exit "10" in the direction of Vouvray. At Ochiaz we come to the D 991 (Rue de la Fontaine). We follow this road for 8 km in a southerly direction and then turn left onto the D72 and after 2.8 km - turning right at a road junction - we finally reach Surjoux via "our" stream. To park the lower vehicle, return to the junction with the D72, turn right here at an acute angle and descend to the Rhone. There you come to a large parking lot and signs point the way to the "Pain du Sucre". Park the lower vehicle here.
Return: After the rappel on the "Pain du Sucre" continue in the open streambed for about 50 m, then turn right out onto the path that takes us under the old and new railroad viaduct to the parking lot.

Vezeronce: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva, take the A40 highway ("Autoroute Blanche") for a good 30 km in the direction of Lyon. Leave the A40 at exit "10" in the direction of Vouvray. At Ochiaz we come to the D 991 (Rue de la Fontaine). We follow this road for 8 km in a southerly direction and then turn left onto the D72 and after 2.8 km - turning right at a road junction - we finally reach Surjoux via "our" stream. To park the lower vehicle, return to the junction with the D72, turn right here at an acute angle and descend to the Rhone. There you come to a large parking lot and signs point the way to the "Pain du Sucre". Park the lower vehicle here.
Return: After the rappel on the "Pain du Sucre" continue in the open streambed for about 50 m, then turn right out onto the path that takes us under the old and new railroad viaduct to the parking lot.

Pissevieille (Jura): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road to the stream, check the water level here. Follow the path in an arc (3 switchbacks), then you meet another path. Follow it to the left over the bridge. At the fork, follow the right path uphill until you have the opportunity to cross the stream at 800 meters altitude. Enter here. See map sketch in "photo gallery" (red)
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos

Pissevieille (Jura): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo Gallery". Also a conversion to the entry would be possible (24 km).
Return: At the confluence with the Bienne River, exit orographically to the left and follow the path to the road. See map sketch in "Photo gallery" (brown).

Pissevieille (Jura): Canyon End
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Return: At the confluence with the Bienne River, exit orographically to the left and follow the path to the road. See map sketch in "Photo gallery" (brown).

Pissevieille (Jura): Parking at Entry
Comment: Umsetzen ca. 24 km
Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo Gallery". Also a conversion to the entry would be possible (24 km).
Return: At the confluence with the Bienne River, exit orographically to the left and follow the path to the road. See map sketch in "Photo gallery" (brown).

Rio Lavarie: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the barrier on the left side of the road begins the descending path which you follow to the streambed (old bridge wall)--> entry at approx. 450Hm. If you want to get on foot, cross the Rio Lavarie on the cycle path. Immediately afterwards, follow the lush red color markings to a power pole (steep), then even steeper over footprints up the ridge until you stand in front of a rock face with a chain and step clamps. Climb up here and continue steeply to the ridge. Turn left on a fairly good path until it is overgrown, just before this turn diagonally left following the footpaths and cairns to the normal access path to Lavarie. 30-40min
Tour: Arrived at the streambed, after a short walking passages you come to the first step that can be downclimbed on the left. After that, in a narrowing canyon, comes the 1st short rappel point followed by a not visible about 35m high rappel point which is best reached via a removable traverese rope left. After this rappel point, the mostly incised part of the canyon begins. Small twists, steps and a 5m rappel occur in this part. At the end of the 100m narrow section, the canyon opens again briefly. You come to a 5m step that can be rappelled or slid. Here you also meet the right tributary Rio Barbar. Continue with rappel in the water stream, first 15m left, then about 10m right. After that you have several possibilities to rappel. In case of strong water flow you should stretch a traverese rope across the chute to the hidden piton on the left side, then rappel outside the water flow for about 30m to the lower chain anchor on the right. From the chain anchor it goes without visual contact, either 25m to the right intermediate belaystation or a good 40m to a belaystation on the left with a traverese rope (! the traverese rope together with the bolthook is often destroyed by the water). The final rappel on the left has about 30m or on the right from the intermediate belaystation about 40m. After the final waterfall you walk a short distance along the streambed to a large rock step which you climb down on the right. After the 1st bridge the tour ends at about 270Hm.

Rio Lavarie: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz nach Brücke
Access: Coming from Carnia, take the SS13 in the direction of Tarvisio. About 1,5 km after the Hotel Carnia, at a left turn (km 172) and after the brown sign "Moggio Udinese" you will find on the right side a parking possibility at the exit of the canyon. . You can shorten the access by taking a second car to Stavoli Ravorade. With the second car you go back towards Carnia (Udine). After the traffic junction at Carnia, cross a bridge with tracks underneath. Shortly after, you should turn left towards Tugliezzo, but this is not possible because of the barrier line, so you have to turn right towards Carnia. At the exit turn right and follow this road stopping on the left (goes under the SS13 road) at the crossroads go straight on towards Tugliezzo. An asphalted road winds up next to the huge gravel field towards the few houses of Tugliezzo. After the houses on the plateau, the road descends with a sharp bend to the right, passing a barrier and the bridge that crosses the Rio Lavarie. For the Rio Lavarie it is best to park the car after the bridge at the left gravel place. If you want to go the right tributary (Rio Barbar) of the Lavarie so you look a little further up just before another bridge, where there is a large boulder field (strong left bend), a parking possibility.
Return: Before the 2nd bridge you climb right out of the streambed. In a short time you will reach the parking lot.

Rio Lavarie: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz beim Mündung in die Fella - Achtung: Autoeinbrüche - eventuell beim Hotel Carnia parken
Access: Coming from Carnia, take the SS13 in the direction of Tarvisio. About 1,5 km after the Hotel Carnia, at a left turn (km 172) and after the brown sign "Moggio Udinese" you will find on the right side a parking possibility at the exit of the canyon. . You can shorten the access by taking a second car to Stavoli Ravorade. With the second car you go back towards Carnia (Udine). After the traffic junction at Carnia, cross a bridge with tracks underneath. Shortly after, you should turn left towards Tugliezzo, but this is not possible because of the barrier line, so you have to turn right towards Carnia. At the exit turn right and follow this road stopping on the left (goes under the SS13 road) at the crossroads go straight on towards Tugliezzo. An asphalted road winds up next to the huge gravel field towards the few houses of Tugliezzo. After the houses on the plateau, the road descends with a sharp bend to the right, passing a barrier and the bridge that crosses the Rio Lavarie. For the Rio Lavarie it is best to park the car after the bridge at the left gravel place. If you want to go the right tributary (Rio Barbar) of the Lavarie so you look a little further up just before another bridge, where there is a large boulder field (strong left bend), a parking possibility.
Return: Before the 2nd bridge you climb right out of the streambed. In a short time you will reach the parking lot.

Rio Lavarie: Canyon End
Return: Before the 2nd bridge you climb right out of the streambed. In a short time you will reach the parking lot.

Brize: Canyon Start
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2025-05-26: Easy canyon, some ropes around the trees can use an update.
Approach: From the parking lot down the footpath to the stream (rappeling over the Pain du Sucre - the large stalagmite in the stream - is prohibited).
Tour: The view of the Pain du Sucre in the rocky basin is the best thing about this tour - even if you are not allowed to rappel over it. Although a sign on the access to the basin with the Pain du Sucre reads "Canyoning interdit", the actual ban only applies to rappels over the Pain du Sucre. In general, be careful on sintering. After the first C 15, you walk under a rock face, the ledge of which can also be climbed (at least partially) from above as the "Banc des Dames" (sign to the right of the ascent slope, before it bends to the west towards the tarred road). You can also park your car (or a second car) at this bend.

Brize: Canyon End
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2025-05-26: Easy canyon, some ropes around the trees can use an update.
Return: After passing under the bridge, another C 15 awaits us and, after a 300 m run, 5 smaller diagonal abseils (some of which are slippery). After the last one, a path leads steeply up the right bank. You come to a path which you climb up to the left. You come to another dirt road, which you follow to the right until you see the tarred road, which you follow to the right to the car.

Brize: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-05-26: Easy canyon, some ropes around the trees can use an update.
Comment: von da auf dem Wanderweg zum Pain du Sucre
Access: From Artemare (the way there described at Canyon Groin) and there from the Place de la Liberté on the D 31 running north (Cote d'Yon). In serpentines it goes up to the hamlet Don. We leave the first bridge over the Groin to the left. Over the 2nd bridge (Pont du Diable) we drive on the orographic right side of the Groin. Now we drive continuously in direction NNW and come to Champagne-en-Valromey. In the center of the village we keep to the right, leave the village via Grande Rue (D 30) and come (staying left at the next road junction) to the houses of Poisieu. Here, at the T-junction on the right, after about 1.5 km, we reach a parking lot on the right of the road ("Pain du Sucre" - sign). Park the car here.
Return: After passing under the bridge, another C 15 awaits us and, after a 300 m run, 5 smaller diagonal abseils (some of which are slippery). After the last one, a path leads steeply up the right bank. You come to a path which you climb up to the left. You come to another dirt road, which you follow to the right until you see the tarred road, which you follow to the right to the car.

Nuria: Canyon Start
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2025-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nuria Superbe canyon, toboggan magique qui passe très bien. Il faut être attentif pour la sente à gauche qui descend au départ du canyon (Quel...
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Approach: From the Santuari we take the footpath down towards Queralbs. The path descends along the orographic right side of the slope of Nuria. Then it crosses the river and the railroad line. A little later we see the diversion structure where we enter.\n\nAlternatively, of course, you can walk up to the entry from below.
Tour: The concrete sill for water drainage at the beginning should be only partially coated by the overflowing water, as water is added in the canyon itself.3 parts linked by footpath; the last part is modest. Attractive slide and possible jumps.

Nuria: Canyon End
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2025-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nuria Superbe canyon, toboggan magique qui passe très bien. Il faut être attentif pour la sente à gauche qui descend au départ du canyon (Quel...
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Return: Keeping to the right at the exit, we take a footpath that leads us back to the parking lot in Queralbs.

Rio Tralba (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-03: Completed in 5hours with 7 people from car to car with moderate/fast pace. 1:15h approach 3h canyon 30-40minutes way out The approach is moderately++ exposed. Lots of jump possibilities up to 12-13 m...
2025-10-03: Very nice canyon with a lot of jumps into deep green pools. We were 7 people, took 1:15 hours for the ascent, about 3 hours for the tour, which we didn't rush, and about 20 - 30 minutes back. Soon aft...
2025-09-27: Water level normal, anchors all in order, great upper part! Also in the Alba still super jumps in emerald green pools. Time with 5 people from car to car approx. 6h
Approach: From the parking lot at the signpost, follow the forest road to the fork. Here you continue on the left until you reach the reservoir in about 15 minutes. Arrived at the reservoir with the emerald green water, look for an inconspicuous path on the orographic left side (about 10m before the dam wall), which you follow into the forest. After a few meters of altitude, the path flattens out. White/blue markings serve for orientation, whereby the further course from the path is well recognizable. Attention. The path is partly very exposed and leads in about 1 hour over several ditches and a small bridge to the dam wall or entry of the Tralba Inferiore. Entrance altitude approx. 700Hm.
Tour: Arrived at the dam wall should first be checked the amount of water before you dare the first approx. 12m jump into the cold water (rappel also possible). The next place is then rappelled. Continuously and aquatic it goes on. Several jumps, slides and abseils alternate before you reach the impressive double abseil. Here, at the latest, you feel the power of the water. During the upcoming 25m rappel, you can also rappel 20m and jump 5m from an edge that is not visible from above. The second 30m rappel follows immediately afterwards, whereby the right hand side is very exposed. After the very aquatic double rappel comes the less aquatic part of the tour. One climbs about 20min. over boulders, before one comes to the next dry rappelling point. After that follows another 20 minute downclimb and walking section before you come to the last rappel and the Rio Alba (Attention: The penultimate rappel is again directly in the watercourse and should not be underestimated!).

Rio Tralba (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
2025-10-03: Completed in 5hours with 7 people from car to car with moderate/fast pace. 1:15h approach 3h canyon 30-40minutes way out The approach is moderately++ exposed. Lots of jump possibilities up to 12-13 m...
2025-10-03: Very nice canyon with a lot of jumps into deep green pools. We were 7 people, took 1:15 hours for the ascent, about 3 hours for the tour, which we didn't rush, and about 20 - 30 minutes back. Soon aft...
2025-09-27: Water level normal, anchors all in order, great upper part! Also in the Alba still super jumps in emerald green pools. Time with 5 people from car to car approx. 6h
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz für Rio Alba, Rio Trabla unterer Teil%0d%0aKehre bei Infotafel
Access: From Tolmezzo on the SS512 towards Carnia --> continue on the SS13 towards Tarvisio --> turn left at Moggio Udinese --> enter the village (follow signs for Ovedasso) --> cross a bridge and take the country road next to the river "Fella" to a long bend on the left --> park the shuttle car on the left before the bridge over the Rio Alba (approx. 330m) --> take the 2nd car back to the village of Moggio Udinese --> from there continue to the next village of Pradis (477m) --> continue on an asphalted forest road to "Casera Vualt" --> in a sharp left bend park on the right by a wooden board --> here there is also a steeply sloping forest road (approx. 730m)).
Return: The exit of the canyon is located where the Tralba meets the Rio Alba at about 550Hm. From here you follow the Rio Alba for about 1.5h, in which there are 2x15m rappels and a few jumps before you reach the parking exit/shuttle car at about altitude.

Rio Tralba (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-10-03: Completed in 5hours with 7 people from car to car with moderate/fast pace. 1:15h approach 3h canyon 30-40minutes way out The approach is moderately++ exposed. Lots of jump possibilities up to 12-13 m...
2025-10-03: Very nice canyon with a lot of jumps into deep green pools. We were 7 people, took 1:15 hours for the ascent, about 3 hours for the tour, which we didn't rush, and about 20 - 30 minutes back. Soon aft...
2025-09-27: Water level normal, anchors all in order, great upper part! Also in the Alba still super jumps in emerald green pools. Time with 5 people from car to car approx. 6h
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz Rio Alba, Rio Trabla%0d%0a%0d%0aAchtung, hier wurden schon Autos aufgebrochen
Access: From Tolmezzo on the SS512 towards Carnia --> continue on the SS13 towards Tarvisio --> turn left at Moggio Udinese --> enter the village (follow signs for Ovedasso) --> cross a bridge and take the country road next to the river "Fella" to a long bend on the left --> park the shuttle car on the left before the bridge over the Rio Alba (approx. 330m) --> take the 2nd car back to the village of Moggio Udinese --> from there continue to the next village of Pradis (477m) --> continue on an asphalted forest road to "Casera Vualt" --> in a sharp left bend park on the right by a wooden board --> here there is also a steeply sloping forest road (approx. 730m)).
Return: The exit of the canyon is located where the Tralba meets the Rio Alba at about 550Hm. From here you follow the Rio Alba for about 1.5h, in which there are 2x15m rappels and a few jumps before you reach the parking exit/shuttle car at about altitude.

Rio Tralba (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: The exit of the canyon is located where the Tralba meets the Rio Alba at about 550Hm. From here you follow the Rio Alba for about 1.5h, in which there are 2x15m rappels and a few jumps before you reach the parking exit/shuttle car at about altitude.

Valla: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car downstream into the Kanli Cayi, a left side stream of the Devrekanı Çayı. The canyon begins where we reach the latter.
Tour: 6 rappel, a lot of swim, bivouac

Valla: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Zustieg)
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for implementation (over 70 km)
Return: At the road crossing, go out to the right and up the slope to the houses.

Valla: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg) - falls die hier rechts abwärts führende Piste fahrbar ist, kann man bis zum Ende der Befahrbarkeit Richtung Fluss hinunter fahren.
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for implementation (over 70 km)
Return: At the road crossing, go out to the right and up the slope to the houses.

Valla: Canyon End
Return: At the road crossing, go out to the right and up the slope to the houses.

Charabotte: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road bend in a northerly direction on paths to the albarine and the entry.
Tour: Due to wastewater discharge from the sewage treatment plant located above the entry, the sequence of high waterfalls is relatively rarely walked.\nBefore the road pushes through the mountain bar, a path on the left (northward) descends to the waterfall to below the first cascade (possibly also emergency exit)\nGood to combine with the nearby Canyon de Chaley.

Charabotte: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel and a short stretch in the riverbed, turn right onto a path and follow it to the lower vehicle.

Charabotte: Parking at Entry
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Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the border on the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris, After 25 km (from the border)take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further, at the exit of Mons, turn right on the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nWe continue on the N 04 for another 9 km and then join the N 54, which we follow (on the right) in the direction of Amberieu-le-Bugey. 17 km further on we turn right to Tenay. Here we follow the D 21 in an easterly direction for a few kilometers and then turn onto the D 53 to Chaley. Through Chaley further up the orographic right bank of the Albarine we come to the hamlet of Charabotte. Continue on a small road along the river until it finally crosses it. Before the bridge, park the lower car on the left in the large area.\nBack with the other car until we turn left at the entrance of Chaley. After a few hundred meters, we rejoin the D 21 coming from Tenay.\nTo the left, in the direction of Hauteville-Lompness, we go up. Where the road has eaten through the mountain bar when reaching the height - Belvedere -, immediately after, in the bend to the right, park the second car.
Return: After the last rappel and a short stretch in the riverbed, turn right onto a path and follow it to the lower vehicle.

Charabotte: Parking at Exit
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the border on the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris, After 25 km (from the border)take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further, at the exit of Mons, turn right on the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nWe continue on the N 04 for another 9 km and then join the N 54, which we follow (on the right) in the direction of Amberieu-le-Bugey. 17 km further on we turn right to Tenay. Here we follow the D 21 in an easterly direction for a few kilometers and then turn onto the D 53 to Chaley. Through Chaley further up the orographic right bank of the Albarine we come to the hamlet of Charabotte. Continue on a small road along the river until it finally crosses it. Before the bridge, park the lower car on the left in the large area.\nBack with the other car until we turn left at the entrance of Chaley. After a few hundred meters, we rejoin the D 21 coming from Tenay.\nTo the left, in the direction of Hauteville-Lompness, we go up. Where the road has eaten through the mountain bar when reaching the height - Belvedere -, immediately after, in the bend to the right, park the second car.
Return: After the last rappel and a short stretch in the riverbed, turn right onto a path and follow it to the lower vehicle.

Zintgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: It is best to take bicycles so you can save about 30 minutes on the access as well as on the way back. At the exit of the parking lot, over the bridge on the left side, along the forest path (which follows the walk from the river) to the last waterfall. Leave the bikes there. Follow the path and take the first turn to the left, the forest path leads to the streambed (direction Schranbach alm). It is possible to get in about 100 meters further up (so you can walk through 1 more waterfall and 2-3 small pools). On foot via the Kaseregg chapel.
Tour: 6 rappels up to approx. 20 meters, quite slippery. Steps to downclimb, a few small slides and a jump possibility about 2 meters before the first rappel. Be sure to take enough equipment, there is no known repetition.

Zintgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Drive through the center of Maria Alm, past the swimming pool, always straight to Rohrmoos. There is a parking lot there.
Return: Same ascent

Zintgraben: Canyon End
Return: Same ascent

Rio del Mulino Sappada: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the bridge and follow trail 135 to the junction of trail 141. Descend here into the streambed
Tour: 40m Walk and downclimb C 12m: Tree (L) 100m walking, escape options T 3m C 5m: 1 anchor (R) MC 4m: chain (R) C 8m: 1 anchor (R) MC 4m: chain (R) C 23m: 2 anchors (R) Crossing Touristensteig C 8m: 1 anchor (L) C4m or S4m: 1 anchor (R)

Rio del Mulino Sappada: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the E55 to Carnia, then take the SS52 to Villa Santina. At Villa Santina take the SR355 via Ovaro to Sappada.
Return: Ascend to the hiking trail and return to the parking lot

Rio del Mulino Sappada: Canyon End
Return: Ascend to the hiking trail and return to the parking lot

Sponde: Canyon Start
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2025-10-07: An extremely long day, even the access is tough. It's a long, hard climb, but on superiore hiking trails. So it's easy to walk and easy to find. The Sponde Canyon is extremely spectacular in many way...
Approach: On the side of the fountain there is a path with the signs "Lualt, Madonna di Monte, Bignasco" and Sentiero di montagna. The trail continues left up the mountain, passing several small streams, chapels and houses. For the tour and the long access (mostly wooded) you should take enough to drink! At a fork in the road (at a considerable height) turn left. After some time you will come across a ruin and then a beautiful stone cottage on an open area. The trail continues to the left and passes other ruins. After an open space you can already see one of the high waterfalls. From here you continue to a stone house at about 990 meters above sea level, surrounded by beech trees. There, on the left side, a steep path leads down to the stream/bridge at about 890Hm. Even further up (from the stone house), at the large bridge that leads over the stream, getting on does not necessarily pay off (only some entertaining slides).
Tour: This canyoning tour is only for absolute canyoning professionals who like high technical rappels. The slides and jumps at the beginning of the tour are very entertaining, although not always easy to assess. Some blockages and steps can be bypassed via the slope. Not too much time should be wasted on the small steps anyway, as the high rappels are very technical and time consuming. Communication at the intermediate levels is not always easy due to the rappelling height and the rushing of the water. Also, the pitons/eyes should be checked before hooking up (some were loose/defective on our ascent!). There are some emergency exits (see topographic view in the book Eldorado Ticino), which mostly lead over steep terrain. Overall, for the long access, the tour offers some entertaining slides/jumps and lots of high rappels with nice views. The beginning and final part can be skipped / bypassed depending on your mood.

Sponde: Canyon End
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2025-10-07: An extremely long day, even the access is tough. It's a long, hard climb, but on superiore hiking trails. So it's easy to walk and easy to find. The Sponde Canyon is extremely spectacular in many way...
Return: From the last large pool, you will soon reach the road/parking lot on the right at an altitude of approx. 350m. If you don't have a second car, walk an additional 20-25 minutes to the fountain/hiking trail in Someo.

Sponde: Parking at Entry
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sponde Très beau avec ce mélange de ludique et de GV.Faut un peu d'optimisme au sommet des grandes verticales, mais y a toujours un relais qui...
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2025-10-07: An extremely long day, even the access is tough. It's a long, hard climb, but on superiore hiking trails. So it's easy to walk and easy to find. The Sponde Canyon is extremely spectacular in many way...
Access: From Locarno you drive into the beautiful Maggia Valley --> on the main road you drive through several small villages until you reach the village of Someo. There are 2 parking options in Someo, the best of which is in the center of the village by the fountain and a bridge (where the hiking trail leaves). Before the tour, however, you should check the water level and park the shuttle car at the exit. There is a large parking area on the right after a long bend to the left.
Return: From the last large pool, you will soon reach the road/parking lot on the right at an altitude of approx. 350m. If you don't have a second car, walk an additional 20-25 minutes to the fountain/hiking trail in Someo.

Sponde: Parking at Exit
Access: From Locarno you drive into the beautiful Maggia Valley --> on the main road you drive through several small villages until you reach the village of Someo. There are 2 parking options in Someo, the best of which is in the center of the village by the fountain and a bridge (where the hiking trail leaves). Before the tour, however, you should check the water level and park the shuttle car at the exit. There is a large parking area on the right after a long bend to the left.
Return: From the last large pool, you will soon reach the road/parking lot on the right at an altitude of approx. 350m. If you don't have a second car, walk an additional 20-25 minutes to the fountain/hiking trail in Someo.

Sponde: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Calahoure (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: See map sketch in "Photo gallery
Tour: Relatively open canyon that dips several times in short canyon sections.

Calahoure (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bagnères-de-Luchon we first take the D125, then later the D46 towards Superbagnères. Where the road starts to wind up from the Lys valley to the right, we stay in the valley and take the D46a, passing Bordes du Lys and Bourdales towards the end of the valley (E-Werk du Portillon). Before the road crosses the Lys to the eastern bank, we park our car in a hiking parking lot to the left of the road.
Return: See map sketch in "Photo Gallery" ; Continuation of the descent in Calahoure inferiore recommended.

Calahoure (superiore): Canyon End
Return: See map sketch in "Photo Gallery" ; Continuation of the descent in Calahoure inferiore recommended.

Boetto: Canyon Start
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Approach: Go back down from the cemetery to SP 548 and continue on it to the houses on both sides of the road. At the last house on the right, a dirt road goes up in a northerly direction to a concrete water tank. Passing it on the right, we follow the following path in serpentines upwards. We then see another water tank on the left. The path always runs relatively close to the edge of the valley that the Boetto has ditched. It goes up and up and finally we meet the tarred road that crosses from Grattino. However, we don't go all the way up to the road, but a few meters before we take the dirt road that goes to the right (NNO) in a roughly horizontal way. After a while we pass some houses with vineyards around, we go on and come to two uninhabited houses with a small flat area a little above. From here a path enters the sparse woods and brings us to the streambed of the Boetto.
Tour: Canyon is fairly open, offers some jumps and slides, but is otherwise underwhelming; emergency egress possible almost everywhere

Boetto: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the Italian A 10 (Genoa - Nice) at the Arma di Taggia exit (roughly halfway between Imperia and Ventmiglia). Then take the SP 548 up the Argentina valley towards Triora. After about 16 km you will pass through the small village of Agaggio. About 400 m after the village you reach the bridge over the Boetto (with a few houses further along the road). As there is practically no possibility to park your car properly here on the edge of the SP 548, drive up the steep concrete road on the right before the bridge and park next to the cemetery. If you have a second vehicle available for a transfer, you can drive it about 500 m further along the SP 548 and then up a narrow private road as far as possible to Grattino.
Return: Before or after the road bridge, go out to the left and to the cemetery.

Boetto: Waypoint
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Comment: depart du sentier (descente)
Approach: Go back down from the cemetery to SP 548 and continue on it to the houses on both sides of the road. At the last house on the right, a dirt road goes up in a northerly direction to a concrete water tank. Passing it on the right, we follow the following path in serpentines upwards. We then see another water tank on the left. The path always runs relatively close to the edge of the valley that the Boetto has ditched. It goes up and up and finally we meet the tarred road that crosses from Grattino. However, we don't go all the way up to the road, but a few meters before we take the dirt road that goes to the right (NNO) in a roughly horizontal way. After a while we pass some houses with vineyards around, we go on and come to two uninhabited houses with a small flat area a little above. From here a path enters the sparse woods and brings us to the streambed of the Boetto.

Boetto: Waypoint1
Comment: "bergerie" (descente)
Approach: Go back down from the cemetery to SP 548 and continue on it to the houses on both sides of the road. At the last house on the right, a dirt road goes up in a northerly direction to a concrete water tank. Passing it on the right, we follow the following path in serpentines upwards. We then see another water tank on the left. The path always runs relatively close to the edge of the valley that the Boetto has ditched. It goes up and up and finally we meet the tarred road that crosses from Grattino. However, we don't go all the way up to the road, but a few meters before we take the dirt road that goes to the right (NNO) in a roughly horizontal way. After a while we pass some houses with vineyards around, we go on and come to two uninhabited houses with a small flat area a little above. From here a path enters the sparse woods and brings us to the streambed of the Boetto.

Val Fogare (superiore): Canyon Start
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2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fogarè inf Très beau canyon, après avoir bien monté durant la marche d’approche en rive droite, on suit la conduite et le cheminement est simp...
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Approach: Cross the Torrente Cordevole and head towards the opposite cut of the Val Fogarè. Here you meet a footpath that you follow downstream in a southerly direction. After a few hundred meters, turn right up a path that will take you in about an hour to the middle entry at the water diversion (the map sketch by P. v. Duin on p. 277 is inaccurate in this regard!). \n \nIf we want to take the upper entry, we follow the path along Torrente Cordevole further downstream until another blue-marked path goes up the slope on the right. Many balue and a few red points lead first to Col de la Caseta (822 m), then further up to Col dei Pors (1110 m), a flat ice saddle. Here the path gets lost in the high grass. Cross the saddle straight for about 150m until you meet the markings again at a multi-trunked tree. At first keep slightly to the left uphill through mountain pines and pines to soon find a sign 'Monte Alta' on the right side of the ridge. Here, keep to the right and follow the slightly descending path until you reach a small wooden sign 'Canyon'. Follow the direction of the arrow and descend steeply and pathlessly for about 100 meters (keep slightly to the left) until you reach an indistinct cross-country path - here again many blue markers and cairns. Follow the path and the markers across or falling over several ditches to the entry in an impressive rock amphitheater. The path is registered in the OSM. There is also an access via the other (northern) side of Val Fogarè (cf. P. v. Duin).
Tour: A succession of almost 30 rappels (superiore & inferiore), no long runs, some possible jumps, a grotto. The middle access and exit point is at a water drainage at an altitude of 620m. Val Fogarè is located in the Parco Nazionale Dolomiti where canyoning is prohibited. The A.I.C. management has been negotiating with the national park administration for some time in this regard.

Val Fogare (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Picknickarea Candaten
Access: From Belluno on the SS 203 towards Agordo. After passing through the village of Mas (8 km from Belluno), continue north along the orographic left bank of the Torrente Cordevole. About 5.5 km after Mas you come to the houses of the hamlet of Casa Candaten, where there is also a camper van site and a picnic area to the west of the road. Park here.
Return: In the streambed under the covered canal out to Torrente Cordevole and across to the far bank to the car.

Val Fogare (superiore): Canyon End
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2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fogarè inf Très beau canyon, après avoir bien monté durant la marche d’approche en rive droite, on suit la conduite et le cheminement est simp...
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Return: In the streambed under the covered canal out to Torrente Cordevole and across to the far bank to the car.

Val Fogare (superiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start bei 1150 m
Approach: Cross the Torrente Cordevole and head towards the opposite cut of the Val Fogarè. Here you meet a footpath that you follow downstream in a southerly direction. After a few hundred meters, turn right up a path that will take you in about an hour to the middle entry at the water diversion (the map sketch by P. v. Duin on p. 277 is inaccurate in this regard!). \n \nIf we want to take the upper entry, we follow the path along Torrente Cordevole further downstream until another blue-marked path goes up the slope on the right. Many balue and a few red points lead first to Col de la Caseta (822 m), then further up to Col dei Pors (1110 m), a flat ice saddle. Here the path gets lost in the high grass. Cross the saddle straight for about 150m until you meet the markings again at a multi-trunked tree. At first keep slightly to the left uphill through mountain pines and pines to soon find a sign 'Monte Alta' on the right side of the ridge. Here, keep to the right and follow the slightly descending path until you reach a small wooden sign 'Canyon'. Follow the direction of the arrow and descend steeply and pathlessly for about 100 meters (keep slightly to the left) until you reach an indistinct cross-country path - here again many blue markers and cairns. Follow the path and the markers across or falling over several ditches to the entry in an impressive rock amphitheater. The path is registered in the OSM. There is also an access via the other (northern) side of Val Fogarè (cf. P. v. Duin).
Tour: A succession of almost 30 rappels (superiore & inferiore), no long runs, some possible jumps, a grotto. The middle access and exit point is at a water drainage at an altitude of 620m. Val Fogarè is located in the Parco Nazionale Dolomiti where canyoning is prohibited. The A.I.C. management has been negotiating with the national park administration for some time in this regard.

Göynük: Canyon Start
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Comment: Lykian Way creuse la rivière (descente)
Approach: From the car at the top, continue on foot along the road (Lycian Way - there are markings here and there). After 500 meters, the track turns to the left (N36.674352°/E30.463119°). The fork straight ahead is a mistake! 50 m further on, turn right at the fork. Now follow the path along the slope for a good 1.1 kilometers until you reach a conspicuous trail marker on the rock on the left (N36.679216°/E30.469589°). Instead of following the track, we take the short, marked and clearly recognizable path through the forest on the right. It later crosses the piste again after 600 meters further down (E30.676512° N36.676512°) and after another 500 meters the path meets the access piste again (N36.675518°/E30.479078°). Continuing on, it finally exits after a good kilometer at the stream. Climb over boulders into the streambed (N36.678231/E30.486934). The access - sketched on a Google Earth sat. map - can be found in the photos (Cwiki).
Tour: see photos and video ! At the end of the gorge there is now (in 2014) an artificially created backwater on which dinghy rides are offered. You can therefore expect a longer swim here on the descent.

Göynük: Canyon End
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Comment: deuxième sortie (descente)
Return: An organizer has set up camp at the exit of the gorge. If you want to end the tour here, take the orographic path on the right that leads out of the canyon near the stream - about 3 km to the parked car. Alternatively, the tour can also be continued as a hiking canyon with small climbs. After about1200 meters, at a ford, the tour finally exits. Turn left here onto the dirt road and back to the car below (you may be charged at the gate by the organizer of this "amusement park").

Göynük: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: première sortie (à droite sur la piste) (descente)
Return: An organizer has set up camp at the exit of the gorge. If you want to end the tour here, take the orographic path on the right that leads out of the canyon near the stream - about 3 km to the parked car. Alternatively, the tour can also be continued as a hiking canyon with small climbs. After about1200 meters, at a ford, the tour finally exits. Turn left here onto the dirt road and back to the car below (you may be charged at the gate by the organizer of this "amusement park").

Göynük: Parking at Entry
Comment: possible sans 4x4 (année 2011) (descente)
Access: From Kemer, take the highway-like E90/D400 highway to (north) Göynük. At the traffic circle (traffic lights) turn left to the west into Cumhuriyet Cd, and after 450 meters turn right into Kurtulus Cd, which also has two lanes. Continue straight ahead for 1.5 km in a northerly direction. The road becomes one-way, then leads over a wide river bed, turn left into the riverside road (Kanyon Yolu) and park a vehicle there after 1.1 kilometers on the left in front of a fence-lined section of road, at the latest before the barrier.\n\nTake the second car to the parking entry about 40 km away: Take the 'Kanyon Yolu' canyon road back again - 2.3 km eastwards - to the E 90/D 400. Turn right there towards Kemer and after 10.9 km turn right at the 2nd traffic circle. km on the initially double-lane (the two lanes later become one) 'Cumhunyet Cd.', over the bridge of the 'Agva Dere' and immediately afterwards turn right. Follow the orographic right bank for 3.3 km into the canyon. After passing an old bridge, turn right over the stream (ford or new bridge) and bend up to Gedelme (7.1 km), turn right at the T-junction in the village (mosque) and drive towards 'Ovacik'. After 6.5 kilometers - previously an oval racecourse on the right, then a few buildings - turn right into the narrow tarred road. (After 4.4 kilometers, turn right again (E30.455228° N36.666607° ) onto a road with a wall on the left-hand side. The road now leads through denser forest. After 0.9 kilometers you cross a streambed (ford). Shortly afterwards, turn right downhill and 500 m further on you will reach the parking area for the vehicle (E30.458361° N36.674032°).\nThis access road is marked with individual waypoints on the overview map at and can also be found - outlined on a Google Earth satellite map - in the photos. There is also the option of walking along the Lycian Way directly from the parking lot of the lower car orographic. right bank through the mountains directly to the entry. You will probably have to pay a fee to enter the fenced-off area. Then follow the Lycian Way first up to a ridge (680m alt.), then down the other side into a side valley of our canyon (270m alt.), then up again a few meters (up to 360m alt.), to then cross our canyon right at the entry. Estimated walking time until then 4-6 hours. Walking passages 12 km. I have linked a description of the entire parts of the Lycian Way, almost twice the distance, in Turkish. Language I have linked.
Return: An organizer has set up camp at the exit of the gorge. If you want to end the tour here, take the orographic path on the right that leads out of the canyon near the stream - about 3 km to the parked car. Alternatively, the tour can also be continued as a hiking canyon with small climbs. After about1200 meters, at a ford, the tour finally exits. Turn left here onto the dirt road and back to the car below (you may be charged at the gate by the organizer of this "amusement park").

Göynük: Parking at Exit
Access: From Kemer, take the highway-like E90/D400 highway to (north) Göynük. At the traffic circle (traffic lights) turn left to the west into Cumhuriyet Cd, and after 450 meters turn right into Kurtulus Cd, which also has two lanes. Continue straight ahead for 1.5 km in a northerly direction. The road becomes one-way, then leads over a wide river bed, turn left into the riverside road (Kanyon Yolu) and park a vehicle there after 1.1 kilometers on the left in front of a fence-lined section of road, at the latest before the barrier.\n\nTake the second car to the parking entry about 40 km away: Take the 'Kanyon Yolu' canyon road back again - 2.3 km eastwards - to the E 90/D 400. Turn right there towards Kemer and after 10.9 km turn right at the 2nd traffic circle. km on the initially double-lane (the two lanes later become one) 'Cumhunyet Cd.', over the bridge of the 'Agva Dere' and immediately afterwards turn right. Follow the orographic right bank for 3.3 km into the canyon. After passing an old bridge, turn right over the stream (ford or new bridge) and bend up to Gedelme (7.1 km), turn right at the T-junction in the village (mosque) and drive towards 'Ovacik'. After 6.5 kilometers - previously an oval racecourse on the right, then a few buildings - turn right into the narrow tarred road. (After 4.4 kilometers, turn right again (E30.455228° N36.666607° ) onto a road with a wall on the left-hand side. The road now leads through denser forest. After 0.9 kilometers you cross a streambed (ford). Shortly afterwards, turn right downhill and 500 m further on you will reach the parking area for the vehicle (E30.458361° N36.674032°).\nThis access road is marked with individual waypoints on the overview map at and can also be found - outlined on a Google Earth satellite map - in the photos. There is also the option of walking along the Lycian Way directly from the parking lot of the lower car orographic. right bank through the mountains directly to the entry. You will probably have to pay a fee to enter the fenced-off area. Then follow the Lycian Way first up to a ridge (680m alt.), then down the other side into a side valley of our canyon (270m alt.), then up again a few meters (up to 360m alt.), to then cross our canyon right at the entry. Estimated walking time until then 4-6 hours. Walking passages 12 km. I have linked a description of the entire parts of the Lycian Way, almost twice the distance, in Turkish. Language I have linked.

Göynük: Waypoint
Comment: 1 sortie de la grande route (descente)
Approach: From the car at the top, continue on foot along the road (Lycian Way - there are markings here and there). After 500 meters, the track turns to the left (N36.674352°/E30.463119°). The fork straight ahead is a mistake! 50 m further on, turn right at the fork. Now follow the path along the slope for a good 1.1 kilometers until you reach a conspicuous trail marker on the rock on the left (N36.679216°/E30.469589°). Instead of following the track, we take the short, marked and clearly recognizable path through the forest on the right. It later crosses the piste again after 600 meters further down (E30.676512° N36.676512°) and after another 500 meters the path meets the access piste again (N36.675518°/E30.479078°). Continuing on, it finally exits after a good kilometer at the stream. Climb over boulders into the streambed (N36.678231/E30.486934). The access - sketched on a Google Earth sat. map - can be found in the photos (Cwiki).

Göynük: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 route qui descend. (descente)
Approach: From the car at the top, continue on foot along the road (Lycian Way - there are markings here and there). After 500 meters, the track turns to the left (N36.674352°/E30.463119°). The fork straight ahead is a mistake! 50 m further on, turn right at the fork. Now follow the path along the slope for a good 1.1 kilometers until you reach a conspicuous trail marker on the rock on the left (N36.679216°/E30.469589°). Instead of following the track, we take the short, marked and clearly recognizable path through the forest on the right. It later crosses the piste again after 600 meters further down (E30.676512° N36.676512°) and after another 500 meters the path meets the access piste again (N36.675518°/E30.479078°). Continuing on, it finally exits after a good kilometer at the stream. Climb over boulders into the streambed (N36.678231/E30.486934). The access - sketched on a Google Earth sat. map - can be found in the photos (Cwiki).

Göynük: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 passer la rivière Agva par le pont nouveaux. (descente)

Göynük: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 dans le village, à droite (descente)

Comment: 5 sortir de la route à droite (quelques panneaux) (descente)

Comment: 6 fin de la route goudronnée (année 2011) (descente)

Comment: 7 prendre la piste à droite qui descends. (descente)

Comment: 8 suivre le GR "Lykian Way" qui descends direction Goynuk village (point peu précis). (descente)

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Grisgione: Canyon End

Rio Siera Di Sappada: Canyon Start
2025-10-26: Descended today with average flow on 30-40l (Thursday 23 had dropped 35mm of rain) then growing after a few small confluences from the left arrive eventually on 50-60l. Adequate arms for this flow, bu...
2025-09-20: We did some construction works where it was really necessary. Now the canyon can be safely done, but the anchors are still single-points, and sometimes rusty. Taking spare maillons and maybe a bolting...
2025-05-29: Beautiful canyon, very slippery! Anchorages really in bad condition. Many rapid links are missing. But we were able to walk the canyon without drilling. Water level after 3 days of light rain (4-8mm)...
Approach: At the parking lot, cross the Piave bridge and follow trail 316 up through the forest. Later, the path runs along the rock face to a junction. Follow the right-hand path down to the stream (317). Entry at the small wooden bridge.
Tour: The initially open canyon cuts in more and more and increasingly becomes a real canyon. If you can't find the belay in the lower third (where the gorge is darkest), look far to the right to spot the lone anchor. 1. 8m R (right) 2. 15m R (two pools to go) 3. 8m R, old but stable anchor (still two bolts) 4. 10m L, natural anchor with ropes 5. 15m L 2 points(!), possible dry variation on the right with very long traverse (looks scary) 6. 3m R, natural anchor and ropes under a boulder, well hidden 7. 12m R 8. 5m obligatory slide (an aid point should be added here) 9. 10m R 10. 5m L 11. 13m L 12. 5m R 13. 4m R (also NA on a tree, but looks unreliable) 14. 6m R 15. 15m R 16. 5m R (anchor and nut) 17. 25m R behind a boulder, another possibility is 10m back (2 points) 18. 15m L, do not go all the way to the stream, but exit 2m before to the left, otherwise you have to climb over a rather slippery boulder to the next anchor 19. 15m L 20. 6m R 21. 10m R 22. 20m R 23. 15m R

Rio Siera Di Sappada: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-26: Descended today with average flow on 30-40l (Thursday 23 had dropped 35mm of rain) then growing after a few small confluences from the left arrive eventually on 50-60l. Adequate arms for this flow, bu...
2025-09-20: We did some construction works where it was really necessary. Now the canyon can be safely done, but the anchors are still single-points, and sometimes rusty. Taking spare maillons and maybe a bolting...
2025-05-29: Beautiful canyon, very slippery! Anchorages really in bad condition. Many rapid links are missing. But we were able to walk the canyon without drilling. Water level after 3 days of light rain (4-8mm)...
Access: On the SR355 to Sappada. On the west side of the bridge over the Rio del Mulino (right bank), a road branches off down to the Piave. At the T-junction, turn right for another 150m to a reasonable parking lot next to the Piave river.
Return: Either follow the streambed directly back to the parking lot or take the yellow-marked path down to the orographic left (crosses to the orographic right about 2 minutes before the parking lot - here are the water level pictures from the descriptions).

Rio Siera Di Sappada: Canyon End
2025-10-26: Descended today with average flow on 30-40l (Thursday 23 had dropped 35mm of rain) then growing after a few small confluences from the left arrive eventually on 50-60l. Adequate arms for this flow, bu...
2025-09-20: We did some construction works where it was really necessary. Now the canyon can be safely done, but the anchors are still single-points, and sometimes rusty. Taking spare maillons and maybe a bolting...
2025-05-29: Beautiful canyon, very slippery! Anchorages really in bad condition. Many rapid links are missing. But we were able to walk the canyon without drilling. Water level after 3 days of light rain (4-8mm)...
Return: Either follow the streambed directly back to the parking lot or take the yellow-marked path down to the orographic left (crosses to the orographic right about 2 minutes before the parking lot - here are the water level pictures from the descriptions).

Rio Siera Di Sappada: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Notausstieg
Return: Either follow the streambed directly back to the parking lot or take the yellow-marked path down to the orographic left (crosses to the orographic right about 2 minutes before the parking lot - here are the water level pictures from the descriptions).

Massanglia: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-08: Great short canyon, many fixed ropes, good stands, headlamp for the grotto at the end important because a rappel goes into the dark. The beginning is picturesque and mystical but a lot of walking. We...
2025-09-07: Short evening run, recommended for the grotto and scenic views alone. Very well developed, headlamp in the cave very helpful as almost completely dark, but also worked with the flashlight from the cel...
2024-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tiarno Underrated canyon. A nice but short estrecho, a lovely cave with in-the-water rappels or guided rappels, and quick in and out. Good for...
Comment: Einstieg nach dem Bachlatscher, dann empfiehlt es sich allerdings weiter vorn zu parken.
Approach: On the road about 100 m back and on mule trail right down to the creek . Alternatively, rope into the stream at the bridge.
Tour: Only 3 to 4 rappel, one of them from the grotto through the beam into the open. Initially from the bridge nice, then gehatsche and a few small slides and downclimb. Final through the grotto. Before the grotto emergency exit before open character.

Massanglia: Canyon End
2025-10-08: Great short canyon, many fixed ropes, good stands, headlamp for the grotto at the end important because a rappel goes into the dark. The beginning is picturesque and mystical but a lot of walking. We...
2025-09-07: Short evening run, recommended for the grotto and scenic views alone. Very well developed, headlamp in the cave very helpful as almost completely dark, but also worked with the flashlight from the cel...
2024-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tiarno Underrated canyon. A nice but short estrecho, a lovely cave with in-the-water rappels or guided rappels, and quick in and out. Good for...
Return: After the grotto, go out to the right and down the path to the car.

Massanglia: Parking at Entry
2025-10-08: Great short canyon, many fixed ropes, good stands, headlamp for the grotto at the end important because a rappel goes into the dark. The beginning is picturesque and mystical but a lot of walking. We...
2025-09-07: Short evening run, recommended for the grotto and scenic views alone. Very well developed, headlamp in the cave very helpful as almost completely dark, but also worked with the flashlight from the cel...
2024-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tiarno Underrated canyon. A nice but short estrecho, a lovely cave with in-the-water rappels or guided rappels, and quick in and out. Good for...
Access: From Riva di Garda, on the north shore of Lake Garda, take the SS 240 towards Storo, Lake Idro. Passing Lake Ledro, turn right at Tiarno di Sotta and park a car at the road junction by the stream (about 20 km from Riva). With the second car - or on foot - take the narrow road along the orographic left slope of Massangla up into Val di Croina (trail 415). After about 1.5 km the road crosses the stream. Beyond the bridge parking possibility.
Return: After the grotto, go out to the right and down the path to the car.

Massanglia: Parking at Exit
Access: From Riva di Garda, on the north shore of Lake Garda, take the SS 240 towards Storo, Lake Idro. Passing Lake Ledro, turn right at Tiarno di Sotta and park a car at the road junction by the stream (about 20 km from Riva). With the second car - or on foot - take the narrow road along the orographic left slope of Massangla up into Val di Croina (trail 415). After about 1.5 km the road crosses the stream. Beyond the bridge parking possibility.
Return: After the grotto, go out to the right and down the path to the car.

Massanglia: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg bei der Brücke
Approach: On the road about 100 m back and on mule trail right down to the creek . Alternatively, rope into the stream at the bridge.
Tour: Only 3 to 4 rappel, one of them from the grotto through the beam into the open. Initially from the bridge nice, then gehatsche and a few small slides and downclimb. Final through the grotto. Before the grotto emergency exit before open character.

Grand Vent: Canyon Start
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Approach: First we take the trail in a southerly direction up into the cirque at the exit of the canyon. Then we follow a path with white markings that goes up the orographic left slope to a birch tree in the forest. From here we continue up over rock slabs, following the cairns. At about 1500m there is an access possibility. We continue to 1600m altitude and enter at a side stream over the black rock slabs.
Tour: 2 parts: First part: Smaller rappel (about 10 in total) and downclimb (3 emergency exits). In the 2nd part then larger rappel (total 20).

Grand Vent: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo gallery" at CWiki
Return: Down to the trail and here to the left to the car in Chalp.

Grand Vent: Canyon End
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Return: Down to the trail and here to the left to the car in Chalp.

Fisgas do Ermelo: Canyon Start
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Approach: From Belvdere on the road closed with barrier in a wide curve up to 740 m above sea level, then beyond 65 meters of altitude down to the stream.
Tour: It is an attractive tour, although relatively long and serious, which generates certain difficulties due to insufficient belays. The fact that there is no anchor at the first 6 m drop seems understandable in view of the fact that the canyon is located in a national park, even if an explicit prohibition is not perceptible (2007). So about after the third high rappel, the water disappears in a long rock crevice. Here, during the first search, only an anchor with a thin rope was found, which could not have been reached without a rope belay; moreover, it would have forced the rappeler directly into the narrow crevice with a strong water flow. Only after a thorough search for an alternative was a tape loop found about 10 m further to the right, somewhat hidden, which made it possible to rappel onto a tape that could be used to bypass the narrow chute at the top.

Fisgas do Ermelo: Canyon End
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Return: After the last 5 m drop, a knotted rope is stretched up the right side. However, since no tracks were recognizable at the upper end and the unknown path seemed too risky in steep terrain, we preferred to walk downhill in the streambed for another hour until an exit presented itself at a widening of the streambed. Tracks led steeply uphill here, but it seemed better to cross a small side stream to a neighboring meadow with fruit trees and a hut, and from there to a dirt road 30 meters above. This leads - at the beginning a gate is to be climbed around - with small height fluctuations altogether 100 elevator meters upward - out on the tarred road with the vehicle parked below.

Fisgas do Ermelo: Parking at Entry
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Comment: bellevue (descente)
Access: From Vila Real approx. 10 km on the E 82 in the direction of Porto, then right onto the N304 in the direction of Ermelo. After 20km (from the turnoff) and passing just below Ermelo, you will reach the road bridge over the Rio Olo (330m above sea level). After the bridge, turn right and follow the signs for Fisgas do Ermelo. If you have 2 vehicles, park the first one 1 km after the junction at the bridge at a track on the right (stone posts on both sides) (440 m a.s.l.).With the other vehicle, continue uphill, at the chapel at the saddle then on the far right and up to the Belvedere at the end of the road (3.1 km from the lower vehicle parking, 600 m a.s.l.). Here park 2nd vehicle and take a look at the waterfalls, but they are visible here only to a small extent.
Return: After the last 5 m drop, a knotted rope is stretched up the right side. However, since no tracks were recognizable at the upper end and the unknown path seemed too risky in steep terrain, we preferred to walk downhill in the streambed for another hour until an exit presented itself at a widening of the streambed. Tracks led steeply uphill here, but it seemed better to cross a small side stream to a neighboring meadow with fruit trees and a hut, and from there to a dirt road 30 meters above. This leads - at the beginning a gate is to be climbed around - with small height fluctuations altogether 100 elevator meters upward - out on the tarred road with the vehicle parked below.

Fisgas do Ermelo: Parking at Exit
Access: From Vila Real approx. 10 km on the E 82 in the direction of Porto, then right onto the N304 in the direction of Ermelo. After 20km (from the turnoff) and passing just below Ermelo, you will reach the road bridge over the Rio Olo (330m above sea level). After the bridge, turn right and follow the signs for Fisgas do Ermelo. If you have 2 vehicles, park the first one 1 km after the junction at the bridge at a track on the right (stone posts on both sides) (440 m a.s.l.).With the other vehicle, continue uphill, at the chapel at the saddle then on the far right and up to the Belvedere at the end of the road (3.1 km from the lower vehicle parking, 600 m a.s.l.). Here park 2nd vehicle and take a look at the waterfalls, but they are visible here only to a small extent.
Return: After the last 5 m drop, a knotted rope is stretched up the right side. However, since no tracks were recognizable at the upper end and the unknown path seemed too risky in steep terrain, we preferred to walk downhill in the streambed for another hour until an exit presented itself at a widening of the streambed. Tracks led steeply uphill here, but it seemed better to cross a small side stream to a neighboring meadow with fruit trees and a hut, and from there to a dirt road 30 meters above. This leads - at the beginning a gate is to be climbed around - with small height fluctuations altogether 100 elevator meters upward - out on the tarred road with the vehicle parked below.

Bief Ravinet: Canyon Start
Approach: Above the bridge directly into the stream.
Tour: Forest canyon for "collectors" The description on descente-canyon.com recommends taking the second car to the next hairpin bend and then descending into the ditch - initially on a marked path. This would have the advantage that we would be spared part of the ditch from the outset. The much more attractive Cuves du Buizin are in the immediate vicinity.

Bief Ravinet: Canyon End
Return: After the final C 14 (the "best part" in the forest canyon) on the path that runs along the stream at the beginning, out to the large meadow and keeping right to the car.

Bief Ravinet: Parking at Entry
Access: In Geneva (after the border), we take the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 75 km. We come to a highway junction and drive another 9 km in the direction of Lyon (A 42). Then we leave the highway and drive to Amberieu-en-Bugey. Here we take the D 1504 (formerly N 504) in the direction of Saint Rambert en Bugey. After 6 km, turn right towards Cleyzieu. In the hamlet of Montferrand, beyond the railroad tracks, we take the first road to the right and continue along the tracks - now on a dirt road - for about 500 m in a westerly direction. Where the tracks curve to the right, there is a large meadow to the left of the meadows. We park the lower car at the beginning of the meadow. Here an indistinct dirt track comes from the forest across the meadow. Our stream only crosses the field path about 200 m further west. Take the second car back to Montferrand and turn right uphill towards Cleyzieu. In the next hamlet (Mont de Lange), turn right onto a narrow road towards Dortan. We come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the second car here.
Return: After the final C 14 (the "best part" in the forest canyon) on the path that runs along the stream at the beginning, out to the large meadow and keeping right to the car.

Bief Ravinet: Parking at Exit
Access: In Geneva (after the border), we take the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 75 km. We come to a highway junction and drive another 9 km in the direction of Lyon (A 42). Then we leave the highway and drive to Amberieu-en-Bugey. Here we take the D 1504 (formerly N 504) in the direction of Saint Rambert en Bugey. After 6 km, turn right towards Cleyzieu. In the hamlet of Montferrand, beyond the railroad tracks, we take the first road to the right and continue along the tracks - now on a dirt road - for about 500 m in a westerly direction. Where the tracks curve to the right, there is a large meadow to the left of the meadows. We park the lower car at the beginning of the meadow. Here an indistinct dirt track comes from the forest across the meadow. Our stream only crosses the field path about 200 m further west. Take the second car back to Montferrand and turn right uphill towards Cleyzieu. In the next hamlet (Mont de Lange), turn right onto a narrow road towards Dortan. We come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the second car here.
Return: After the final C 14 (the "best part" in the forest canyon) on the path that runs along the stream at the beginning, out to the large meadow and keeping right to the car.

Kambia, : Canyon Start
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2024-05-06: Interesting and varied gulch.
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Approach: From the car directly into the stream
Tour: Small descent, but canyon narrow and without exit (?). See also photos. At descente.canyon.com the highest rappel is given as 25m and the rope requirement as 2x40m, but should not be accurate according to the topographic view.

Kambia, : Parking at Entry
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Comment: P1 für Zustieg
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery" (Attention:Beehives at P2)
Return: Where the canyon opens, another stretch of trail in the streambed, then right out onto a dirt road that leads to the car.

Kambia, : Parking at Exit
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Comment: P2 für Ausstieg
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery" (Attention:Beehives at P2)
Return: Where the canyon opens, another stretch of trail in the streambed, then right out onto a dirt road that leads to the car.

Kambia, : Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon opens, another stretch of trail in the streambed, then right out onto a dirt road that leads to the car.

Rio Vento: Canyon Start
2025-06-20: First descent 45 meters, required access to the main position, poor belay points. The other 2 descents good (the last position requires replacement of the handrail)
2024-12-15: Very short and unfortunately quite slippery during our ascent. A quicky if you want to do something quickly at the exit of the day.
2023-10-15: Very short gorge, hooks are in good condition perfect to combine with Rio Rivis. Climb track difficult to find but Gaia maps works well
Approach: At the bridge on the left bank begins a path that soon gets lost again. It is best to gain elevation in the fall line until you rejoin the trail that leads east into the canyons. You enter the canyon directly at the first waterfall. The geocache could not be found in 2022.
Tour: * 1st waterfall (45m) 2 x 8mm anchors left * 2nd waterfall (15m) 1 x 8mm anchor left, very exposed * 3rd waterfall (15m) 1 x 8mm anchor right or 1 x 10mm anchor left One of the lower belays is extended with a piece of cord. Carry a spare rope here if necessary.

Rio Vento: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-20: First descent 45 meters, required access to the main position, poor belay points. The other 2 descents good (the last position requires replacement of the handrail)
2024-12-15: Very short and unfortunately quite slippery during our ascent. A quicky if you want to do something quickly at the exit of the day.
2023-10-15: Very short gorge, hooks are in good condition perfect to combine with Rio Rivis. Climb track difficult to find but Gaia maps works well
Access: At Chiusaforte turn into the Raccolana valley. After 3.8km on the SP76 you cross the Rio Vento. On the right bank of the stream is space for 2 cars
Return: through the streambed to the car

Rio Vento: Canyon End
2025-06-20: First descent 45 meters, required access to the main position, poor belay points. The other 2 descents good (the last position requires replacement of the handrail)
2024-12-15: Very short and unfortunately quite slippery during our ascent. A quicky if you want to do something quickly at the exit of the day.
2023-10-15: Very short gorge, hooks are in good condition perfect to combine with Rio Rivis. Climb track difficult to find but Gaia maps works well
Return: through the streambed to the car

Sainte Lucie: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the slope on the orographic. left slope, cross the Mera and continue to the entry.
Tour: Gump hopping (to 10m) and "Nabada" to the exit. After the inflow of the Mela (from the left) we reach a large pool. After this we get off on a path crossing here to the left.

Sainte Lucie: Canyon End
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Return: On the dirt road up to the slope and there right to the car.

Sainte Lucie: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Nouveau parking( sauf pendant la période estivale) (descente)
Access: Same approach as to Canyon De Lora - see also Google map in "Photo Gallery" An approach to the designated parking area depends on the vehicle (4x4) and / or the condition of the slope; possibly the slope is then also - already at the bridge of Marion - closed. This would then extend the times for arrival and return march (an additional 1.5 km each) accordingly.
Return: On the dirt road up to the slope and there right to the car.

Sainte Lucie: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking pour véhicule haut (descente)
Access: Same approach as to Canyon De Lora - see also Google map in "Photo Gallery" An approach to the designated parking area depends on the vehicle (4x4) and / or the condition of the slope; possibly the slope is then also - already at the bridge of Marion - closed. This would then extend the times for arrival and return march (an additional 1.5 km each) accordingly.
Return: On the dirt road up to the slope and there right to the car.

Sainte Lucie: Waypoint
Comment: sentier d\'approche (descente)
Approach: We follow the slope on the orographic. left slope, cross the Mera and continue to the entry.

Faterieu: Canyon Start
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Approach: Next to the road bridge directly into the stream.
Tour: With no water flow, this is something for collectors at best. Below the exit is a powerful karst spring that feeds a waterfall worth seeing. However, this attractive passage is not accessible - probably forbidden in order not to reduce the water quality and to protect the sensitive waters (mosses, sinter).

Faterieu: Canyon End
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Return: After the C 9 that follows the C 17, turn right onto the forest road. Follow it until the tarred road, then turn right about 500 m to the car.

Erschwandenbach: Canyon Start
2025-04-26: Incorrect version due to confusion schwanderbach - erschwanderbach
2023-09-17: Very grippy to walk. A little wood in the gorge, but it does not bother. We needed for the approach 1h30min. The locations of the belays are partly chosen strangely. The quality of the hooks is ok. Th...
Approach: From the car about 50m further in the direction of Iseltwald, then turn right onto the road, which is closed to motor vehicles. Under the highway we go uphill. We cross "our" stream, have a view of the last waterfall and turn right about 600m further on the hiking trail to Schwand. A few meters after (!) the third (left) serpentine we take the intersecting path, which leaves at a sharp angle to the right and leads approximately horizontally to the entry.
Tour: Around 15 rappel, the 30m drop at the beginning can be challenging if the water flow is adequate.

Erschwandenbach: Canyon End
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2023-09-17: Very grippy to walk. A little wood in the gorge, but it does not bother. We needed for the approach 1h30min. The locations of the belays are partly chosen strangely. The quality of the hooks is ok. Th...
Return: After the final 30m waterfall left out onto the path and this down to the road. This again down to the lake and to the car.

Erschwandenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-26: Incorrect version due to confusion schwanderbach - erschwanderbach
2023-09-17: Very grippy to walk. A little wood in the gorge, but it does not bother. We needed for the approach 1h30min. The locations of the belays are partly chosen strangely. The quality of the hooks is ok. Th...
Comment: Basierend auf Beschreibung - nicht verifiziert.
Return: After the final 30m waterfall left out onto the path and this down to the road. This again down to the lake and to the car.

Chorro: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk through the tunnel - head torch useful - and come to the track descending from the 'Bar Mirador' and follow this downhill to the old Embalse de Gaitanejo power station. Passing this on the left, we come downstream to the northern exit of the canyon. Entry below the small dam. There may be problems with the passage here due to the fencing of the Camenito del Rey.
Tour: The Caminito del Rey, a path 'glued' to the vertical gorge walls at a height of up to 120 m above the gorge floor in 1920, is now accessible again (2015). It used to be used as an access or return route to the dams (Sanchez op. cit.), but access through the relatively wide railroad tunnels (see internet site) has been prohibited since 2003. The ban is also monitored by the police - as we found out in Nov. 2006 at lunchtime (you could be fined 3000 euros and temporarily arrested). If you do want to walk through the tunnels from the village of El Chorro, access is through a small tunnel 'window' in the (4th) long tunnel, through which you can reach the river bed directly above the entrance to the gorge (access time here 1 hour). Warning: above the reservoir! Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 and beginning of Nov. 2009

Chorro: Canyon End
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Chorro: Parking at Entry
Comment: parking chez le tunnel piétonnière (descente)
Access: From Malaga, take the initially 4-lane A 357 - past Cartama - in the direction of Ardales. Approx. 30 km from Malaga, we turn right onto the A 7077 and head north towards Alora (approx. 7 km from the junction). We take the new access road directly up to Alora, cross the village and continue northwards to El Chorro. Shortly before reaching the village of El Chorro, we do not take the road turning right at the barrage over the Guadalhorce, but continue for a few hundred meters to the restaurant on the left of the road. Park one car in the parking lot on the right and continue with the second car along the winding road until you reach the MA 444 coming from Ardales after about 4 km. Turn right here onto the MA 9006 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 2 km along the reservoir, drive through a short tunnel and park the second car about 100 m further on (see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6983141 ). Here a pedestrian tunnel leads through the mountain. Once the "Caminito del Rey" has been completed and reopened, access via this tunnel would be recommended. This would make the shuttle superfluous and enrich the tour. However, this option is likely to be lost due to the fact that the Caminito is only accessible in the direction from top to bottom (price 2016: 10 euros, available contingent fully booked for the long term).
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Chorro: Parking at Exit
Access: From Malaga, take the initially 4-lane A 357 - past Cartama - in the direction of Ardales. Approx. 30 km from Malaga, we turn right onto the A 7077 and head north towards Alora (approx. 7 km from the junction). We take the new access road directly up to Alora, cross the village and continue northwards to El Chorro. Shortly before reaching the village of El Chorro, we do not take the road turning right at the barrage over the Guadalhorce, but continue for a few hundred meters to the restaurant on the left of the road. Park one car in the parking lot on the right and continue with the second car along the winding road until you reach the MA 444 coming from Ardales after about 4 km. Turn right here onto the MA 9006 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 2 km along the reservoir, drive through a short tunnel and park the second car about 100 m further on (see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6983141 ). Here a pedestrian tunnel leads through the mountain. Once the "Caminito del Rey" has been completed and reopened, access via this tunnel would be recommended. This would make the shuttle superfluous and enrich the tour. However, this option is likely to be lost due to the fact that the Caminito is only accessible in the direction from top to bottom (price 2016: 10 euros, available contingent fully booked for the long term).
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Angon: Canyon End
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Return: The exit is about 100 m before reaching the bridge in Angon and is mandatory. It goes up steeply on the left and then on a footpath, later road, down to Angon. One comes out at the described parking for the lower vehicle.

Angon: Canyon Start
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Comment: Einstieg über dem C60
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle, follow the well-marked access to the 'Cascades' from Angon on the orographic right side of the stream to the bridge over the stream (45 min.).Otherwise, from the exit of the Chemin de la Closette, descend a few meters on footprints to a wide footpath, follow it to the right and turn left at the first fork onto it to reach - in case of doubt always keeping on top - the stone bridge over the stream after about 10 min. It is also possible to enter the 60 m cascade from the 'Belvedere' and thus rappel only the lower 45 m of the cascade.
Tour: The entry is through 2 ledges (beware of rocks in the pools), and two small rappels. Then you get to a C12 that drops into a cold pool, always in the shade, which empties directly into the C60. One should prefer to have a large group waiting at the top of C12. There is a way to cross water to the right bank from a natural landing to avoid chaining C12 and C60. However, this route should be avoided as it causes tremendous friction and there is a risk of falling rocks! The C60 splits at -25 m at the level of the Belvedere, which can be reached on foot via the tourist balcony path. The rest is very playful with alternating rappels, jumps, slides, including the famous "letterbox", a kind of slide that runs under a block that can become a siphon (not mandatory)! Note that there is an escape route in RG at this point, which is very often used as an entrance to the canyon by professionals who only supervise their group at the exit. The steps between each obstacle are no more than 5 minutes. Caution: depending on the year, the pools can be completely filled. Commitment The escape on the left bank is possible practically along the entire canyon. Only the C60 must necessarily be followed by the C25 before you can escape again! Historical overview First known total integration: J. Espejo, speleologist, 1989. Notes Can be done when the flow is good, but then you must be able to handle whitewater and watered falls (be careful at the lower exit of the C60). For unprepared people, the dangers can be very numerous! (Siphon, swirling basin, washing machine). A shuttle bus is possible, but does not save time. It is therefore recommended to make the approach on foot, with the suit in your pocket, as described above.

Angon: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Einstieg in der Mitte des C60 (ca. 35 m verbleibend)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle, follow the well-marked access to the 'Cascades' from Angon on the orographic right side of the stream to the bridge over the stream (45 min.).Otherwise, from the exit of the Chemin de la Closette, descend a few meters on footprints to a wide footpath, follow it to the right and turn left at the first fork onto it to reach - in case of doubt always keeping on top - the stone bridge over the stream after about 10 min. It is also possible to enter the 60 m cascade from the 'Belvedere' and thus rappel only the lower 45 m of the cascade.
Tour: The entry is through 2 ledges (beware of rocks in the pools), and two small rappels. Then you get to a C12 that drops into a cold pool, always in the shade, which empties directly into the C60. One should prefer to have a large group waiting at the top of C12. There is a way to cross water to the right bank from a natural landing to avoid chaining C12 and C60. However, this route should be avoided as it causes tremendous friction and there is a risk of falling rocks! The C60 splits at -25 m at the level of the Belvedere, which can be reached on foot via the tourist balcony path. The rest is very playful with alternating rappels, jumps, slides, including the famous "letterbox", a kind of slide that runs under a block that can become a siphon (not mandatory)! Note that there is an escape route in RG at this point, which is very often used as an entrance to the canyon by professionals who only supervise their group at the exit. The steps between each obstacle are no more than 5 minutes. Caution: depending on the year, the pools can be completely filled. Commitment The escape on the left bank is possible practically along the entire canyon. Only the C60 must necessarily be followed by the C25 before you can escape again! Historical overview First known total integration: J. Espejo, speleologist, 1989. Notes Can be done when the flow is good, but then you must be able to handle whitewater and watered falls (be careful at the lower exit of the C60). For unprepared people, the dangers can be very numerous! (Siphon, swirling basin, washing machine). A shuttle bus is possible, but does not save time. It is therefore recommended to make the approach on foot, with the suit in your pocket, as described above.

Angon: Parking at Entry
Access: From Geneva to Annecy, then always along the (northeast) shore of Lac d'Annecy, first on the D 909, later on the D 909 a, via Talloires to Angon (14 km from Annecy). From the D 909 a, turn left here into the village and about 60 m after the center of the village and crossing the stream, park the lower vehicle on a road coming from the left (north) above. With the other vehicle on the D 909 a back through Talloires and after a small slope and 3 km (300 m after the end of the village Talloires) turn right on the D 42 in the direction of Col de la Forclaz. 2.5 km after the turnoff and 500 m before the village Verel there is an inconspicuous signpost on the right of the road to the 'Cascades d'Angon'. Turn here onto the 'Chemin de la Closette'. You can park your car on the right or on the left or drive a few hundred meters to the exit of the road and look for a parking place.
Return: The exit is about 100 m before reaching the bridge in Angon and is mandatory. It goes up steeply on the left and then on a footpath, later road, down to Angon. One comes out at the described parking for the lower vehicle.

Angon: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva to Annecy, then always along the (northeast) shore of Lac d'Annecy, first on the D 909, later on the D 909 a, via Talloires to Angon (14 km from Annecy). From the D 909 a, turn left here into the village and about 60 m after the center of the village and crossing the stream, park the lower vehicle on a road coming from the left (north) above. With the other vehicle on the D 909 a back through Talloires and after a small slope and 3 km (300 m after the end of the village Talloires) turn right on the D 42 in the direction of Col de la Forclaz. 2.5 km after the turnoff and 500 m before the village Verel there is an inconspicuous signpost on the right of the road to the 'Cascades d'Angon'. Turn here onto the 'Chemin de la Closette'. You can park your car on the right or on the left or drive a few hundred meters to the exit of the road and look for a parking place.
Return: The exit is about 100 m before reaching the bridge in Angon and is mandatory. It goes up steeply on the left and then on a footpath, later road, down to Angon. One comes out at the described parking for the lower vehicle.

Angon: Waypoint
Comment: Départ du sentier en balcon menant au belvédère (milieu de la C60) (descente)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle, follow the well-marked access to the 'Cascades' from Angon on the orographic right side of the stream to the bridge over the stream (45 min.).Otherwise, from the exit of the Chemin de la Closette, descend a few meters on footprints to a wide footpath, follow it to the right and turn left at the first fork onto it to reach - in case of doubt always keeping on top - the stone bridge over the stream after about 10 min. It is also possible to enter the 60 m cascade from the 'Belvedere' and thus rappel only the lower 45 m of the cascade.

Angon: Waypoint1
Comment: Départ du sentier permettant de faire le canyon SANS navette (descente)

Valle Secche: Canyon Start

Valle Secche: Canyon End

Endriegelbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the wide gravel bed to a bedload barrier and further up until the canyon narrows near the mouth of a stream. Here begins a narrow, in places slipped hunters path that leads into the valley. The first three higher abysses are bypassed in the ascent seen on the right, at a boulder decorated with coats of arms in the streambed the path then finally changes to the other side of the stream (large cairn). The path is quite difficult to recognize here for a short time: climb keeping to the right, cross the slippery inclined rock slabs and then climb quite steeply on a clear path. This path leads in about 60-75min to an abandoned hunting lodge, in the forest it is easy to find, on meadow sections/avalanche stretches you have to search a bit. After the hunting lodge, traverse about 200m slightly downhill in the direction of Endriegelgraben, until you are in front of the break-off edge in the uppermost part of the ditch. From here, always descend along the edge, after about 50m the ridge narrows to an unpleasantly brittle and exposed ridge (possibly secure). After the ridge descend over a steep, rugged ridge until you reach the stream immediately above a 25m waterfall. Possibly it would be easier to rappel directly at the point where you can look into the ditch for the first time over a 30m high, crumbly slope and descend in the bottom of the ditch - here, however, possibly not equipped, short rappel points await the climber.
Tour: First rappel 25m (anchor on the right), then rappel another 20m from the left across a pool and downclimb through the crevice. After a short walking distance you stand in front of a 18m waterfall, abseil loop on the left. The next 10m waterfall is rappelled dry from the tree on the right, at the 4m waterfall that soon follows, a fragile hourglass helps with the rappel. After a short walking passages, one stands above a series of sunny precipices. Abseil sequence: 14m right, 13m right after the first pool, 10m right under edge. About 700m of walking follows, mostly on bedrock with mini-slides. When a mostly dry streambed flows in from the right and the canyon narrows significantly break-off possibility (hunters path about 60hm above). After a few bends, 4 drops follow one after the other. The first two steps are slideable or jumpable in gravel-free pools, rappel hooks on the right above the first step. The third step can be jumped carefully, but you have to hang your rope in the anchor on the left before, because immediately after the pool follows another 5m drop-off. Again hike briefly (bypassing a 3m waterfall on the left) before reaching a short gorge. Downclimb 13m from the left, rappel briefly, rappel 4m from jammed tree before a mini-chute leads out into the open. After 100m you reach the cairn where the access path has left the bottom of the gully. From here you can either finish the tour and descend via the path or stay in the streambed. The first drop can be rappelled, at the next two-step waterfall can be rappelled from the right over a tree. At the last 11m waterfall before reaching the gravel bed there is an anchor on the right. \Those who have not yet had enough can still walk the very short Mitterbachgraben, which flows into the Endriegelbach below the short Fölzklamm gorge covered with wooden planks at a small power station. Access via the old path that leads up the orographic left bank. No anchors, rappel passages up to 20m. 35min.

Endriegelbach: Canyon End
Return: As with the access back through the gravel.

Endriegelbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the highway exit Kapfenberg drive through the city and follow the B20 to Thörl. At the north end of the village turn left towards Fölz and follow the road into the ditch. In the lower part there are many paid parking spaces, if you get up early you will find free parking at the exit of the sand road at GH Schwabenbartl.
Return: As with the access back through the gravel.

Panagia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the chapel we continue to follow the descending slope and 300 m further we cross the stream (ford). Beyond, the track goes up through olive groves. After a right and a left serpentine, the track describes a right and then a left bend. Here (800 m from the chapel) take the left slope, which leads first westward, then slowly uphill in a southerly direction. After the three prominent bends (right, right and left), at the next junction (1800 m from Kapelle) do not go straight on, but left and then immediately right again at the following junction. This track now moves in a northwesterly direction and we come across a T-junction a little later. Here right and always - hardly noticeably - uphill towards the north, then later towards the east. We then cross the streambed of the Xeropharago/Kalami II, which is only recognizable as such because there is a corresponding signpost (anno 2008) on the right (3600 m from the chapel). We continue to follow the track. It makes a left turn and we see the stream (possibly with waterfall). After 700 m there is a worse track on the right. Here you can park the second car if necessary (4x4 or much ground clearance needed). About 200 m on this slope, then look for the best access to the creek. You can also cross to the right about 150 m before reaching the latter junction on the slope in front of the prominent rock and after the edge then also pathless, but more directly down to the creek. If you want it steeper and more direct, go back from the chapel about 150m on the access track and then take the junction at a sharp angle to the left. It takes us northwards to the stream just above the exit of the Xeropharago. Here we descend steeply and pathlessly for a few meters into the streambed, downstream for about 25m and then out to the right. From there we follow the cairns uphill in a northerly direction. After reaching a small plateau, continue approximately horizontally until you reach the track, which then immediately leads again over the inconspicuous beginning of the Xeropharago. Continue as described above.
Tour: 6 to 7 rappels. Between the rappel - all feasible outside the beam - longer runs.

Panagia: Canyon End
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Return: Before the last waterfall, either exit through the narrow gap on the left and descend on the slope edge (on the right below flat area with transformer station) to the slope. Or another rappel down under the large capstone and then left out onto the slope. Follow it for about 600 m southwards to the approach slope. Here turn right down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first left-hand bend, descend without a trail to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Panagia: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 11 km (from Myrtos) we turn left (southward) and go down to Kalami (1 km further there is a second possibility to go down). We pass the village and continue towards the sea (Sidonia/Psari Forada) parallel to the stream flowing below on the right. At the edge of the slope (Canyon Kalami I on the right below), the road first curves to the left, drops more steeply and then moves to the right along the slope. In a prominent left turn, we take the dirt road that turns right. It descends steadily and we reach (keeping left) a place in front of the chapel of Moni Keralimaniostisos. Here we park the car.
Return: Before the last waterfall, either exit through the narrow gap on the left and descend on the slope edge (on the right below flat area with transformer station) to the slope. Or another rappel down under the large capstone and then left out onto the slope. Follow it for about 600 m southwards to the approach slope. Here turn right down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first left-hand bend, descend without a trail to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Panagia: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 11 km (from Myrtos) we turn left (southward) and go down to Kalami (1 km further there is a second possibility to go down). We pass the village and continue towards the sea (Sidonia/Psari Forada) parallel to the stream flowing below on the right. At the edge of the slope (Canyon Kalami I on the right below), the road first curves to the left, drops more steeply and then moves to the right along the slope. In a prominent left turn, we take the dirt road that turns right. It descends steadily and we reach (keeping left) a place in front of the chapel of Moni Keralimaniostisos. Here we park the car.
Return: Before the last waterfall, either exit through the narrow gap on the left and descend on the slope edge (on the right below flat area with transformer station) to the slope. Or another rappel down under the large capstone and then left out onto the slope. Follow it for about 600 m southwards to the approach slope. Here turn right down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first left-hand bend, descend without a trail to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Gladerla: Canyon Start
Approach: at the orographic right edge of the gorge, a path goes up under the stone net. Entry when the path comes to the stream.
Tour: 5 abseils, max.18m\nAfter the 2m entry jump follows an approx.10m abseil slide. After short downclimbs follows a 14m rappel from a somewhat exposed stand in a beautiful green basin.\nThere follows another dry 8m rappel before you stand at the 18m final waterfall. The exposed belaystation is not easy to reach!

Gladerla: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from the south, cross the Tagliamento and at Flagogna take the SP1 into the Arzino Valley towards Anduins.\nPark directly at the bridge at the exit.
Return: At the exit of the canyons by the bridge up to the road

Gladerla: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyons by the bridge up to the road

Medjurijecki Potok: Canyon Start
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Approach: approx. 15min/ 1h From the parking at about 690m with a beautiful view of the mountain landscape of Medurec, follow the sloping mountain road for about 100m. Here you look for a trail marking on the left which you then follow steeply downhill through the sparse forest. A little further down you meet a second path (access path) which you follow to the right. After a few meters you will come to a thin tree with red color markings. Here you descend directly to the stream / entry at about 560m.
Tour: The canyon is certainly one of the most beautiful tours in Montenegro and offers everything you could hope for from a casual canyoning tour. The highest steps are right at the beginning. This is followed by a longer walking passages. The canyon narrows again and more beautiful pools and steps up to a maximum of 20 m follow. A little tip: three square boxes at the concreted stream crossing at the exit (access possible) serve as an indicator of the normal water level.

Medjurijecki Potok: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Obere Parkplatz
Access: From the town of Bar at the traffic circle turn left towards Ulcinj/Skadar. At the next traffic circle turn right towards Ulcinj/Skadar. Cross 2 traffic lights and at the next roundabout 3rd exit direction Ulcinj. Then at the traffic circle turn right towards Ulcinj. Through the village Zaljev. Turn left towards Ostros and drive up the mountain road. After 9.7Km turn left towards Dabezići (tree in the middle of the road fork). Continue here keeping left. Follow the marker for Markezici/Kelezići. First cross the bridge and then turn right towards Medurec. After a short distance, park the shuttle car at the gravel parking on the right. With the second car, continue along the narrow mountain road from Medurec (first asphalt, then gravel). The second car is parked after about 3 km at the highest point, before the road leads down.
Return: After the last cascade of about 20m and 5m, following the red dots, you can take a path on the right that runs along the stream, then leads to a fenced meadow and then joins a slope on the right that goes downhill over the stream and leads back to the road. 20 min from the last rappel.

Medjurijecki Potok: Parking at Exit
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2024-08-18: Up by car; clear water, albeit not much.
Comment: Untere Parkplatz
Access: From the town of Bar at the traffic circle turn left towards Ulcinj/Skadar. At the next traffic circle turn right towards Ulcinj/Skadar. Cross 2 traffic lights and at the next roundabout 3rd exit direction Ulcinj. Then at the traffic circle turn right towards Ulcinj. Through the village Zaljev. Turn left towards Ostros and drive up the mountain road. After 9.7Km turn left towards Dabezići (tree in the middle of the road fork). Continue here keeping left. Follow the marker for Markezici/Kelezići. First cross the bridge and then turn right towards Medurec. After a short distance, park the shuttle car at the gravel parking on the right. With the second car, continue along the narrow mountain road from Medurec (first asphalt, then gravel). The second car is parked after about 3 km at the highest point, before the road leads down.
Return: After the last cascade of about 20m and 5m, following the red dots, you can take a path on the right that runs along the stream, then leads to a fenced meadow and then joins a slope on the right that goes downhill over the stream and leads back to the road. 20 min from the last rappel.

Medjurijecki Potok: Canyon End
Return: After the last cascade of about 20m and 5m, following the red dots, you can take a path on the right that runs along the stream, then leads to a fenced meadow and then joins a slope on the right that goes downhill over the stream and leads back to the road. 20 min from the last rappel.

Kibris sup. (I): Canyon Start
Approach: On the left bank, a clear path leads down to the stream, where it disappears between the rocks (entry).
Tour: We take turns walking in and next to the water, climbing down a few steps and "completing" 9 rappels. The highlight is a natural window through which we rappel.

Kibris sup. (I): Canyon End
Return: If you do not know the exit, it will be difficult to find it with a description. Therefore, it seems expedient to go downstream after the 9th rappel until you see a bridge about 10m above you. From the bridge go back about 30m and upstream, then you will find the exit on the right (orographic. left - east). It is hard to see if there are no fixed ropes hanging down (from commercial operators).

Kibris sup. (I): Parking at Exit
Access: From Sütlegen first to the parking exit. Follow the signs for Ermali on the main road in a north-easterly direction. 2400 m after leaving the central square in Sütlegen, turn right downhill from the main road. 500 m further on, turn left at an acute angle and again 480 m slightly downhill at the junction on the right. Now almost another 300m, then we park the car for the exit on the right on the open space in front of the last houses. Take the second car back to the main road and turn right. After 2.9 km we reach the point where the Kibris crosses under the dam in a pipe culvert on which the road walks. North of the road we see an old mill. We park our second car here.
Return: If you do not know the exit, it will be difficult to find it with a description. Therefore, it seems expedient to go downstream after the 9th rappel until you see a bridge about 10m above you. From the bridge go back about 30m and upstream, then you will find the exit on the right (orographic. left - east). It is hard to see if there are no fixed ropes hanging down (from commercial operators).

Kibris sup. (I): Parking at Entry
Access: From Sütlegen first to the parking exit. Follow the signs for Ermali on the main road in a north-easterly direction. 2400 m after leaving the central square in Sütlegen, turn right downhill from the main road. 500 m further on, turn left at an acute angle and again 480 m slightly downhill at the junction on the right. Now almost another 300m, then we park the car for the exit on the right on the open space in front of the last houses. Take the second car back to the main road and turn right. After 2.9 km we reach the point where the Kibris crosses under the dam in a pipe culvert on which the road walks. North of the road we see an old mill. We park our second car here.
Return: If you do not know the exit, it will be difficult to find it with a description. Therefore, it seems expedient to go downstream after the 9th rappel until you see a bridge about 10m above you. From the bridge go back about 30m and upstream, then you will find the exit on the right (orographic. left - east). It is hard to see if there are no fixed ropes hanging down (from commercial operators).

Bernitzbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Ascent via the forest road in the direction of Keuschenwaldalm. At the 5th hairpin bend turn left into the canyon (climbing tracks).
Tour: 5 rappelling points, the first two being the highest (40m and 50m respectively).\nBefore starting the tour you should check the water level at the last waterfall. The abseil goes there directly through the chute. Slippery rock.

Bernitzbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Forststrasse Bernitzbach
Access: On the B106 through the Mölltal upwards. Between Kolbnitz and Napplach, turn left at a house onto a road that you follow until you reach a barrier.
Return: At the bridge follow the trail to the left back to the car.

Bernitzbach: Canyon End
Return: At the bridge follow the trail to the left back to the car.

Feienbach Fallbach: Canyon End
Return: Either after the exit of the Feientobel on the path that crosses the stream here left up and back to the car (60 min.) or continue in the Fallbach and down into the valley near Dornbirn. There to the car parked here for the exit.

Feienbach Fallbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the iron turnstile you come to the field path, which runs in a northerly direction, first level, past a well trough on the right and left, then slightly sloping down into the forest. On a bridge you cross the Feienbach. About 100 m further on, the path branches. Take the left branch and walk down on it until you cross the Feienbach again. On the orographic left bank, follow the path downstream for about 200 m to the entry at or slightly below the walled step.\n\nAlternative access from the valley: http://www.tfj.ch/karren-dornbirn/dornbirn-fallbach.html
Tour: Only at the beginning attractive forest canyon with fairly smooth terrain. In this form something for collectors. Usually rather poor water flow.\n\nIf you do not exit at the end of the Feientobel left on the path, but continue downstream, you come after a few hundred meters to a supposedly 100 m high rappel (can probably be broken after about 60m), which is perhaps the 'highlight' for correspondingly interested. Then, however, the ascent on the mentioned path from below is recommended (cf. link above at access alternative) or an elaborate transfer of the vehicles.\n\n

Feienbach Fallbach: Canyon Start1
Comment: Depart pour Feienbach inf. (Fallbach) - C110 (descente)
Approach: Through the iron turnstile you come to the field path, which runs in a northerly direction, first level, past a well trough on the right and left, then slightly sloping down into the forest. On a bridge you cross the Feienbach. About 100 m further on, the path branches. Take the left branch and walk down on it until you cross the Feienbach again. On the orographic left bank, follow the path downstream for about 200 m to the entry at or slightly below the walled step.\n\nAlternative access from the valley: http://www.tfj.ch/karren-dornbirn/dornbirn-fallbach.html
Tour: Only at the beginning attractive forest canyon with fairly smooth terrain. In this form something for collectors. Usually rather poor water flow.\n\nIf you do not exit at the end of the Feientobel left on the path, but continue downstream, you come after a few hundred meters to a supposedly 100 m high rappel (can probably be broken after about 60m), which is perhaps the 'highlight' for correspondingly interested. Then, however, the ascent on the mentioned path from below is recommended (cf. link above at access alternative) or an elaborate transfer of the vehicles.\n\n

Feienbach Fallbach: Canyon End1
Comment: Ende Feientobel
Return: Either after the exit of the Feientobel on the path that crosses the stream here left up and back to the car (60 min.) or continue in the Fallbach and down into the valley near Dornbirn. There to the car parked here for the exit.

Feienbach Fallbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Oder oberer Parkplatz falls Fallbach begangen wird.
Access: From Dornbirn on the B 190 south (about 7 km) to Hohenems - or via the exit 'Hohenems' of the highway Bregenz - Feldkirch. From the B 190 in about the center of Hohenems turn off southeastward and follow the signpost 'Schuttannen' steeply uphill, first on paved, then on unpaved road. At a little over 1000 m above sea level, you reach a plateau with some alpine pastures and park in front of the barrier with the pasture grate.
Return: Either after the exit of the Feientobel on the path that crosses the stream here left up and back to the car (60 min.) or continue in the Fallbach and down into the valley near Dornbirn. There to the car parked here for the exit.

Feienbach Fallbach: Parking at Exit
Access: From Dornbirn on the B 190 south (about 7 km) to Hohenems - or via the exit 'Hohenems' of the highway Bregenz - Feldkirch. From the B 190 in about the center of Hohenems turn off southeastward and follow the signpost 'Schuttannen' steeply uphill, first on paved, then on unpaved road. At a little over 1000 m above sea level, you reach a plateau with some alpine pastures and park in front of the barrier with the pasture grate.

Haut Verdon: Canyon Start
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Approach: Above the bridge of Foux-Allos, directly from the car into the stream
Tour: See photos & videos. Siphon left bypassable. Also an access about in the middle of the descent is possible. Several times rappel in the beam.

Haut Verdon: Canyon End
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Return: At the confluence with the Valdemars out to the right and immediately to the car.

Cuves du Buizin: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go downstream, first the forest path on the orographic left bank, then in the streambed and after a few minutes we come to the first rappel.
Tour: Not unattractive canyon when water flows. Comparatively open with a longer walking passages on a path on the left bank after the third higher rappel (C 16).

Cuves du Buizin: Parking at Entry
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Access: In Geneva (after the border), we join the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 75 km. We come to a highway junction and drive another 9 km in the direction of Lyon (A 42). Then we leave the highway and drive to Amberieu-en-Bugey. On reaching the outskirts of the town, we turn right onto the D 1075 (formerly the N 75). After driving about 2 km in a south-westerly direction, this road turns left at an elaborately constructed junction in an easterly direction (straight ahead is the D 1084). We continue for less than 8 km and then turn east at a traffic circle towards Vaux-en-Bugey. In this town, we take the D 60 A in the direction of Cleyzieu. From the center of the village, we drive straight on for about 4 km in a SSE direction. The road then turns east. After this change of direction, there is a dirt road coming up from "our" stream, opposite which is a parking bay where we park the lower vehicle. We continue with the other vehicle; the road now climbs slightly and quickly gains height in a few hairpin bends. At the top, we turn right at a T-junction instead of left towards Cleyzieu. After a few hundred meters we reach the road bridge over the stream. Park the top vehicle here.
Return: The exit from the gorge ends at a small brick water intake. From here, take the forest path that initially runs to the left of the stream, later crosses it and reaches the tarred road for the first time at the lower vehicle.

Cuves du Buizin: Parking at Exit
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Comment: P2 für Ausstieg
Access: In Geneva (after the border), we join the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 75 km. We come to a highway junction and drive another 9 km in the direction of Lyon (A 42). Then we leave the highway and drive to Amberieu-en-Bugey. On reaching the outskirts of the town, we turn right onto the D 1075 (formerly the N 75). After driving about 2 km in a south-westerly direction, this road turns left at an elaborately constructed junction in an easterly direction (straight ahead is the D 1084). We continue for less than 8 km and then turn east at a traffic circle towards Vaux-en-Bugey. In this town, we take the D 60 A in the direction of Cleyzieu. From the center of the village, we drive straight on for about 4 km in a SSE direction. The road then turns east. After this change of direction, there is a dirt road coming up from "our" stream, opposite which is a parking bay where we park the lower vehicle. We continue with the other vehicle; the road now climbs slightly and quickly gains height in a few hairpin bends. At the top, we turn right at a T-junction instead of left towards Cleyzieu. After a few hundred meters we reach the road bridge over the stream. Park the top vehicle here.
Return: The exit from the gorge ends at a small brick water intake. From here, take the forest path that initially runs to the left of the stream, later crosses it and reaches the tarred road for the first time at the lower vehicle.

Cuves du Buizin: Canyon End
Return: The exit from the gorge ends at a small brick water intake. From here, take the forest path that initially runs to the left of the stream, later crosses it and reaches the tarred road for the first time at the lower vehicle.

Linas: Canyon Start
Approach: largely like Muru Mannu: we continue to follow the dirt road - at the same time hiking trail no. 109 - for about 1.8 km (25 min.). We come to a fork in the road and now take path no. 113 (sentiero Piscina Irgas), which first walks over an iron footbridge, then climbs steeply. We reach the plateau and have an impressive view of the granite basin of the Rio Oridda with the almost 40m high waterfall. The path continues to climb and walks along the eastern side of a flat rocky cone into a wooded hollow. Here (665m alt.) we leave the indistinct trail, cross the forest in the hollow slightly ascending to the ridge beyond the hollow (680m alt.). To the north rises a rocky cone. We pass immediately first slightly downhill under this cone on the left and meet here a slope that also goes up from below (GPS: 39°24'43.39 "N / 8°37'35.78 "E ) - 665m old. On the track now always in northwestern direction along the ridge or just below it, until it meets another track on the saddle Genna de Muru Mannu (GPS: 39°25'25.92 "N / 8°36'32.21 "E) - 761m old. Follow this road in northeastern direction downhill to the first leftward haipin bend. Here it would go down into the streambed of the Muru Mannu. But we stay on the path, which goes up in several switchbacks to a saddle, from which we walk without a trail on sight in northeastern direction down to the stream (entry).\n\nAlternatively we can stay on the path above the basin of the Oridda waterfall and go down in southern direction into the high valley of the Riu Oridda. Here we meet a dirt road beyond the stream. We follow it to the northwest, change at a junction to the right to the orographic left side of the stream and on this track we also reach the saddle Genna de Muru Mannu. Then continue as described above. This way is perhaps easier to find and perhaps more comfortable, but the views of the other access are lost (see sketch in "photo gallery" at Muru Mannu) ( 02h 15' ) \n\nA fundamentally different access via the northeast side via trail "109" (red-white markings) - uU less time - is shown here: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2627950 . \nAccess to the creek is also easier here (also to find)\n\nFor access also: ( green : canyon descent; red: new way back; pink: approach on hiking trail "112" from Cantina Ferraris\n
Tour: We walk for about half an hour and then come to the first rappel (25m); the following one (20m) can be bypassed on the left with downclimb. Then again a longer run that brings us to the last and most attactive rappel (47m). Then we walk downstream to the confluence with the Rio Cannisoni (Muru Mannu).

Linas: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: like Oridda u. Muru Mannu: In Villacidro we follow the signs "Monti Mannu". Thus we arrive at the reservoir Lago di Leni/Lago di Montmannu and ride along its northern shore. A bridge brings us to the other bank of a riverbed. We continue along the shore of the reservoir until we reach its southern root, where we cross another streambed. After the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road and continue following the signs for "Monti Mannu". We follow the forest road for 5.5 km, passing a group of hares on the left, and later a tree nursery on the righthand side. On the left we see the skeleton of a metal footbridge over the Rio Cannisoni. Here we park the car (see Google-map in "photo gallery" at Muru Mannu) .\n\nHere is an alternative access from Gonnosfanadiga:
Return: Here a little further downstream, then we come to the hiking trail "109" (red-white markings) and follow it down the valley to the car. ( 01h 00' )

Linas: Canyon End
Return: Here a little further downstream, then we come to the hiking trail "109" (red-white markings) and follow it down the valley to the car. ( 01h 00' )

Rio Stuet: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: A very nice canyon with special shapes. Stands were all right, but we couldn't find all 12
2025-09-21: Abundant water supply, as always. Excellent equipment.
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Approach: From the parking lot on the footbridge over the Settimana and continue to the Rifugio Pussa. Behind the refuge, turn left up the path. The path continues towards the valley of the Rio Stuet and then follows the slope in a northerly direction. At a fork with a signpost, take the path towards Col de Post. It leads down to the streambed of the Rio Stuet (entry).
Tour: 12 rappels, lots of downclimbing, short walking passages, few possible jumps

Rio Stuet: Canyon End
2025-10-11: A very nice canyon with special shapes. Stands were all right, but we couldn't find all 12
2025-09-21: Abundant water supply, as always. Excellent equipment.
2025-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Stuet (Quelle:
Return: At the confluence of the Rio Stuet with the Settimana, return to the parking lot via the wooden footbridge.

Esino (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. (Quelle: https://www.des...
2025-10-11: Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. Ratings are wrong. Upper part and lower part are both v3a2
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Se parker en bas était très difficile. On est allé sur la route qui montait et avons trouvé une place au dessus sur la route...
Approach: Here we look for a path that leads us down to the streambed of the Esino.
Tour: After about 15-20 min. of hiking in or next to the streambed we come to the 1st rappel (15m). Then again about 90 min. hiking in the streambed with smaller steps before we enter the attractive narrow part of the canyon. Here once a strong contact with the stream can not be avoided. At the underpass of the highway the upper part of the Esino comes to an exit. Here you can get off or continue along the lower part.

Esino (superiore): Canyon End
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. (Quelle: https://www.des...
2025-10-11: Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. Ratings are wrong. Upper part and lower part are both v3a2
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Se parker en bas était très difficile. On est allé sur la route qui montait et avons trouvé une place au dessus sur la route...
Return: After the highway underpass turn left out, right over the bridge and 100m further to the car.

Esino (superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. (Quelle: https://www.des...
2025-10-11: Good conditions, few anchors but in good state. Some would probably need to be doubled. Long walks. Ratings are wrong. Upper part and lower part are both v3a2
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Esino (supérieur) Se parker en bas était très difficile. On est allé sur la route qui montait et avons trouvé une place au dessus sur la route...
Access: From Chiavenna on the SS 36 southward for about 40 km. At Bellano turn off onto the lakeside road SP 62 and continue south for another 5 km to Varenna. Before the stream turn left (Via per Esino) and go uphill in serpentines for 1.4 km in the (easterly) direction of Perledo, Esino Lario. At the exit of the straight, after the third bend to the right, in the left-hand serpentine, the road for Vezio turns off to the right (signpost). 100m before the bridge over the Esino, park the lower vehicle in the parking lot (600m from the turnoff at the switchback). With the second vehicle, go back 600m to the junction on the left and continue uphill for 3.6km. At the junction here continue in the direction of Vezio (SO). We now continue for 4.1 km high above the valley of the Esino and then park the second car on a small parking area on the right of the road before a left turn (about 220m before the waste collection point of Esino Lario).
Return: After the highway underpass turn left out, right over the bridge and 100m further to the car.

Esino (superiore): Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz vor der Brücke
Access: From Chiavenna on the SS 36 southward for about 40 km. At Bellano turn off onto the lakeside road SP 62 and continue south for another 5 km to Varenna. Before the stream turn left (Via per Esino) and go uphill in serpentines for 1.4 km in the (easterly) direction of Perledo, Esino Lario. At the exit of the straight, after the third bend to the right, in the left-hand serpentine, the road for Vezio turns off to the right (signpost). 100m before the bridge over the Esino, park the lower vehicle in the parking lot (600m from the turnoff at the switchback). With the second vehicle, go back 600m to the junction on the left and continue uphill for 3.6km. At the junction here continue in the direction of Vezio (SO). We now continue for 4.1 km high above the valley of the Esino and then park the second car on a small parking area on the right of the road before a left turn (about 220m before the waste collection point of Esino Lario).
Return: After the highway underpass turn left out, right over the bridge and 100m further to the car.

Toce: Canyon Start
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce Portata bassa, nessun pericolo di essere portati via dal flusso (Quelle:
2025-08-03: RIC 2025 Normal water flow making possibile quite all the jumps or passages without using high lines for heavy flow. Anchor points all in orders, quite all french chains, in some points even double.
2024-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce All ok, not continuous but interesting and nice river sections (Quelle:
Approach: From the car at Premia, descend along the aforementioned footpath to the bridge over the Toce. There, on the orographic right bank, follow a path upstream until you reach the place where the Toce river rushes down from its wide gravel and scree bed into the constriction of grown rock. Access here, possibly with a jump.
Tour: The canyon is open and friendly at the beginning, but sometimes seems almost threatening in its narrow sections due to the strong water flow. The first narrow section after the bridge can be bypassed on the right at the top, the entry into the second narrow section should definitely be bypassed on the right at the top and roped into the canyon after the drop from the tree (17 m). If the following slide after the clamping block in the water (siphon) is not passable due to obstacles (tree, stone), then anchor on the ledge on the left (very smooth access!). At the 17m waterfall, which is rappelled on the left, cross as far as possible to the right on the base of the pool below due to the risk of backflow before swimming off. A longer rappel rope (or rope extension) is useful for rappels in pools. Above the canyon there are several dams with automatic lock opening. For this reason, everyone (especially the A.I.C.) strongly advises against an ascent.

Toce: Canyon End
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce Portata bassa, nessun pericolo di essere portati via dal flusso (Quelle:
2025-08-03: RIC 2025 Normal water flow making possibile quite all the jumps or passages without using high lines for heavy flow. Anchor points all in orders, quite all french chains, in some points even double.
2024-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce All ok, not continuous but interesting and nice river sections (Quelle:
Return: Exit about 500 m after the road bridge that connects Premia and Credo (right up to the road and on it right to Uriezzo and the car). The regular descent continues until a bridge where you get off and walk up to Uriezzo.

Toce: Parking at Entry
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce Portata bassa, nessun pericolo di essere portati via dal flusso (Quelle:
2025-08-03: RIC 2025 Normal water flow making possibile quite all the jumps or passages without using high lines for heavy flow. Anchor points all in orders, quite all french chains, in some points even double.
2024-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Toce All ok, not continuous but interesting and nice river sections (Quelle:
Comment: very small parking close to path start but also to a private property
Access: From Domodossola northwards via Crodo to Baceno, then turn right onto the N 659 to Premia (approx. 20 km from Domodossola). In the village, take the 2nd road on the right towards Crego. After approx. 150 m (after an S-loop in the road), turn left off the road onto a small road that descends towards the canyon, where a path branches off to the right in front of the canyons. Return with the second vehicle and continue south along the road from Premia to Crego. At the height of a natural climbing wall, turn right and descend on the small road, later along the Toce downstream to Uriezzo. Park at the chapel.
Return: Exit about 500 m after the road bridge that connects Premia and Credo (right up to the road and on it right to Uriezzo and the car). The regular descent continues until a bridge where you get off and walk up to Uriezzo.

Toce: Parking at Exit
Access: From Domodossola northwards via Crodo to Baceno, then turn right onto the N 659 to Premia (approx. 20 km from Domodossola). In the village, take the 2nd road on the right towards Crego. After approx. 150 m (after an S-loop in the road), turn left off the road onto a small road that descends towards the canyon, where a path branches off to the right in front of the canyons. Return with the second vehicle and continue south along the road from Premia to Crego. At the height of a natural climbing wall, turn right and descend on the small road, later along the Toce downstream to Uriezzo. Park at the chapel.
Return: Exit about 500 m after the road bridge that connects Premia and Credo (right up to the road and on it right to Uriezzo and the car). The regular descent continues until a bridge where you get off and walk up to Uriezzo.

Toce: Parking at Entry1
Comment: bigger parking distant from path start
Access: From Domodossola northwards via Crodo to Baceno, then turn right onto the N 659 to Premia (approx. 20 km from Domodossola). In the village, take the 2nd road on the right towards Crego. After approx. 150 m (after an S-loop in the road), turn left off the road onto a small road that descends towards the canyon, where a path branches off to the right in front of the canyons. Return with the second vehicle and continue south along the road from Premia to Crego. At the height of a natural climbing wall, turn right and descend on the small road, later along the Toce downstream to Uriezzo. Park at the chapel.

Toce: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: intermediate parking with no shuttle

Rakopotamos, Ρακοπόταμος: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the slope. At the following junction after about 1250m keep right straight ahead.... After another almost 1000m we can park our 4WD car in a leftward haipin bend, if we have one. From here we go in the direction of NE and reach after about 50m through the forest the stream - entry.
Tour: 11 rappel, varied, towards the exit quite a rush.

Rakopotamos, Ρακοπόταμος: Canyon End
Return: Immediately before the road bridge up to the road and right to the car.

Rakopotamos, Ρακοπόταμος: Parking at Exit
Access: We turn off the A1 highway (Athens - Thessaloniki) at the Kileler exit (about 20 km before Larissa and about 35 km from Volos) and drive through the plain in a northeasterly direction to Kalamaki (13 km from the highway). Cross the village and continue in a northeasterly direction into the Mavrovouni mountains. After about 24 km from Kalamaki - the road has sunk to the sea in the meantime - we cross the Rokapotamos. On the large area after the bridge on the left we park the lower car. With the second car we go back 2.8 km on the approach road, then we turn right at a sharp angle onto a track that is also good for non-4x4 cars. On this track - mostly flat - we come after 2.6 km (from the turnoff to the track) to a pig farm. Here we park our car, if we do not drive a 4WD.
Return: Immediately before the road bridge up to the road and right to the car.

Rakopotamos, Ρακοπόταμος: Parking at Entry
Comment: für 2WD
Access: We turn off the A1 highway (Athens - Thessaloniki) at the Kileler exit (about 20 km before Larissa and about 35 km from Volos) and drive through the plain in a northeasterly direction to Kalamaki (13 km from the highway). Cross the village and continue in a northeasterly direction into the Mavrovouni mountains. After about 24 km from Kalamaki - the road has sunk to the sea in the meantime - we cross the Rokapotamos. On the large area after the bridge on the left we park the lower car. With the second car we go back 2.8 km on the approach road, then we turn right at a sharp angle onto a track that is also good for non-4x4 cars. On this track - mostly flat - we come after 2.6 km (from the turnoff to the track) to a pig farm. Here we park our car, if we do not drive a 4WD.
Return: Immediately before the road bridge up to the road and right to the car.

Rakopotamos, Ρακοπόταμος: Parking at Entry1
Comment: für 4WD
Access: We turn off the A1 highway (Athens - Thessaloniki) at the Kileler exit (about 20 km before Larissa and about 35 km from Volos) and drive through the plain in a northeasterly direction to Kalamaki (13 km from the highway). Cross the village and continue in a northeasterly direction into the Mavrovouni mountains. After about 24 km from Kalamaki - the road has sunk to the sea in the meantime - we cross the Rokapotamos. On the large area after the bridge on the left we park the lower car. With the second car we go back 2.8 km on the approach road, then we turn right at a sharp angle onto a track that is also good for non-4x4 cars. On this track - mostly flat - we come after 2.6 km (from the turnoff to the track) to a pig farm. Here we park our car, if we do not drive a 4WD.

Caldone: Canyon Start
2025-09-10: Normal flow in the lower part (I only did that), more flow in the higher part
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Very beautiful canyon! (Quelle:
2024-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Le syphon c’est ferme, un amarrage c’est tres haut ( porter un amarrage extra, Fix present). (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
Approach: (on foot 1h15min) Variant 1Car ->From the lower parking lot, follow the gravel road (high-voltage power lines) on foot, descending slightly to the exit. An inconspicuous path is left before the maintenance tunnel, past a small ruin. After a few meters you reach the SP63. In the following serpentine bend, the hiking trail continues right up into the forest. After a few more m. You reach the mountain road again. Here you stay on the road until shortly before the turn-off (via ferrata sign "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). You have 2 options for descending into the canyon. 1st possibility (upper entry): At the turnout, a narrow gravel road branches off to the right (no driving signs). Follow this slightly downhill to the stream. 2nd option: Recommendation!(middle entry): 50m before the turnout there is a tree with a wooden sign "Cascata di Chiaccio, Val Boazzo-P Erna Posteggio". Follow the steep, inconspicuous path for about 15 minutes down to the stream (at about 790m). The last short lower section begins at approx. 560m after the weir (under the road bridge)
Tour: The T. Boazzo is an interesting canyon with many short abseils in the water. If there is too much water in the canyon, some places can become very dangerous. The siphon in the middle of the tour is particularly dangerous (but can be rappelled right behind the danger point/siphon using a rope traverse). Several steps can usually also be downclimbed or jumped. Once you reach the dam wall with water drainage, you can get out comfortably via a path at approx. 560m on the right or continue along the lower part of the gorge, which carries less water. At the water drainage, you will find an iron pin with a welded-on chain link that you can use to set up the rope for the slippery abseiling point. At the next step there are only 2 old bolts. However, the other short abseils are well equipped. Even though the lower section has little water, it is still worthwhile. After the last cave-like narrow section there is a water pipe, at this point you climb out of the stream about 500m left.

Caldone: Canyon End
2025-09-10: Normal flow in the lower part (I only did that), more flow in the higher part
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Very beautiful canyon! (Quelle:
2024-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Le syphon c’est ferme, un amarrage c’est tres haut ( porter un amarrage extra, Fix present). (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...

Caldone: Parking at Entry
2025-09-10: Normal flow in the lower part (I only did that), more flow in the higher part
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Very beautiful canyon! (Quelle:
2024-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldone Le syphon c’est ferme, un amarrage c’est tres haut ( porter un amarrage extra, Fix present). (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
Comment: Descente1
Access: From Lecco, take the SS36 up towards Valsassina. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle at Ballabio, where you take the SP62 towards Morterone. At the exit of the village, turn left towards Morterone (SP63). The road here leads briefly downhill to the industrial area. Before the "Grigna Color" company, turn right and cross the small bridge. Approx. 50m after the bridge there is a gravel road on the right (large stones). Follow this gravel road until you reach a no-entry sign. Park the shuttle car here (45.883311, 9.427962). With the 2nd car, continue on the asphalted mountain road towards Morterone. After 8 hairpin bends there is a small tunnel, followed by 6 more hairpin bends. Then look out for a small detour on the left (via ferrata "Via Ferrata Simone Contessi"). There is only limited parking on the opposite side of the road (45.879869, 9.441534). A little tip: If you only have 1 car, drive your equipment up first, hide it near the turnout and then walk up from the lower parking lot via the path/hiking trail ortographic left next to the canyon.

Caldone: Parking at Exit
Comment: Descente2

Caldone: Unknown
Comment: Wasserfassung

Caldone: Alternative Canyon Start

Räbloch: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car, descend the dirt road for about 150m along the Emme River, then turn right onto the gravel bed before the gorge begins.
Tour: After the beginning of the gorge, mainly swimming sections at the beginning. The natural bridge - the Räbloch - may be blocked by driftwood. First (emergency) exit possibility then left out over the Chnubelhüttengraben. From here mainly hiking route to the bridge at Bächleren. Aquatic The catchment area is huge and upcoming thunderstorms in the canyon are often not noticeable. During thunderstorms the Emme can swell up to over 100 m3/sec in a matter of minutes and make it impossible to escape. impossible! The current water level of the Emme at Eggiwil can be found on the FOEN website at www. hydrodaten.admin.ch/d/2409.htm. Ideal water quantity approx. 3.0 m³/sec. From 5.0 m³ per second the Emme becomes quite turbulent in some places. Watch out for bouncing water and undercutting along the rock walls. When at the natural bridge the Emme is covered with driftwood, this bottleneck becomes a key point!

Räbloch: Canyon End
Return: Before this bridge out to the right and on the right bank the path to Sorbach. There left across the Emme to the lower car.

Räbloch: Parking at Entry
Access: From Bern or Zurich to Sorbach, see approach in photo gallery.\nPark your car there on the parking lot on the Emme next to the bridge for exit.\n\nWith the second car up the Emme towards Schangnau. Parking lot at Räben, cf. implementation in photo gallery.
Return: Before this bridge out to the right and on the right bank the path to Sorbach. There left across the Emme to the lower car.

Räbloch: Parking at Exit
Access: From Bern or Zurich to Sorbach, see approach in photo gallery.\nPark your car there on the parking lot on the Emme next to the bridge for exit.\n\nWith the second car up the Emme towards Schangnau. Parking lot at Räben, cf. implementation in photo gallery.
Return: Before this bridge out to the right and on the right bank the path to Sorbach. There left across the Emme to the lower car.

Tummlibach: Canyon Start
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Comment: l\'entrée en 985m alt. (descente) // cwiki
Approach: We go back to the hairpin bend and then left, down to the bridge over the Melcha. On the other side we take the path to the waterfalls. It moves away from the stream and up. We come to a meadow and a house here we move downhill to the right at the edge of the meadow and continue our path at the north end of the meadow at the same level into the forest. We climb down to the canyon rim and then rope the last (about 15m) from a tree into the canyon.
Tour: 6-8 rappel, repeatedly rappelling over several steps. There are no emergency exits. It is possible to get out of the water in one or two places. One place could be used for emergency exit on the right side. But here you would have to drill two anchors for a rope traverse.

Tummlibach: Canyon End
2025-11-05: Parking as advised in topo Association Offenbach is prohibited. Instead we used a public parking near Hotel Alpenhof in Melchtal (see photo). Approach was a short search for the right path. When you r...
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Return: At the canyon exit, turn right out onto the approach trail and to the car.

Tummlibach: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-11-05: Parking as advised in topo Association Offenbach is prohibited. Instead we used a public parking near Hotel Alpenhof in Melchtal (see photo). Approach was a short search for the right path. When you r...
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2024-08-31: Normal-low flow (see reference photo). Several anchors were loose and have been readjusted. New anchor added at R5. I recommend carrying at least one wrench to tighten the anchors. There are quite a...
Approach: We go back to the hairpin bend and then left, down to the bridge over the Melcha. On the other side we take the path to the waterfalls. It moves away from the stream and up. We come to a meadow and a house here we move downhill to the right at the edge of the meadow and continue our path at the north end of the meadow at the same level into the forest. We climb down to the canyon rim and then rope the last (about 15m) from a tree into the canyon.
Tour: 6-8 rappel, repeatedly rappelling over several steps. There are no emergency exits. It is possible to get out of the water in one or two places. One place could be used for emergency exit on the right side. But here you would have to drill two anchors for a rope traverse.

Tummlibach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: place de picnic (descente)
Access: We leave the A8 (Lucerne-Interlaken) via the exit Sarnen-Nord. Via Kerns we drive into Melchtal. We drive through the village of the same name and turn half-right about 550m after the village center. After another 300m we come to a hairpin bend to the right. In the bend we turn south and quickly come to a picnic area. Here we can park our car.
Return: At the canyon exit, turn right out onto the approach trail and to the car.

Torrente Carnizza: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the frost road to the wide and mostly dry gravel bed of Torrente Saisera and cross it. At the karst spring, follow the nature trail to the right and cross Torrente Miscorca. The nature trail soon meets a forest road and turns right, but we stay straight on the forest road until a blow becomes visible on the left and further up a rocky streambed. Climb to the streambed and ascend along its orographic right sides for about 30m until an inconspicuous path crossing to the south becomes visible. Follow this path until Torrente Carnizza, which is reached just above the big waterfall.
Tour: 5 rappels, the high waterfall is rappelled in two stages (27m+30m)\n

Torrente Carnizza: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Im Sommer gebührenfreier Parkplatz
Access: From the SS13 turn off in the direction of Valbruna/Saisersa. Drive through the town, past the WW1 military cemetery and then park in the large parking lot, which is free of charge in summer.
Return: On the access path back to the car

Torrente Carnizza: Canyon End
Return: On the access path back to the car

Mittlere Rosengarten: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road in a southerly direction. Where it turns east, continue straight ahead along the path to the stream. There you can take a look at the so-called Blue Grotto, a cave that was dug into the mountain in Roman times.
Tour: River walk with a few small steps that can be downclimbed or slid down. There are fixed ropes where necessary.

Mittlere Rosengarten: Canyon End
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Return: Before the start of the lower Rosengarten gorge, which is not suitable for canyoning, get out and up to the road. There take the footpath to Hochimst.

Hacioglan: Canyon Start
Approach: We now follow the track along the orographic right bank of the stream downhill in an easterly direction. Where the track turns away from the stream and begins to climb, we take the forest path to the left and always follow the stream. Several crossings of the stream follow, the path becomes a goat track and finally gets lost. Then we come to the first narrow section between solid rock and a longer swim. Here begins the actual canyoning route.
Tour: Also a lot of walking after the first swim, but in the last third attractive ambience with some possible jumps.

Hacioglan: Waypoint
Comment: du parking 1h 10min jusqu\'à l\'entrée du cours d\'eau (descente)
Approach: We now follow the track along the orographic right bank of the stream downhill in an easterly direction. Where the track turns away from the stream and begins to climb, we take the forest path to the left and always follow the stream. Several crossings of the stream follow, the path becomes a goat track and finally gets lost. Then we come to the first narrow section between solid rock and a longer swim. Here begins the actual canyoning route.

Hacioglan: Canyon End
Return: After crossing the final rock bar, follow the stream to the road bridge. About 200m before the bridge you can already go out to the right on a dirt road.

Hacioglan: Parking at Entry
Access: From Kas we take the state road 400 in the direction of Antalya. After about 7 km, shortly before reaching the village of Agilli, we take a sharp left turn off the 400 towards Orttakuyu and the ancient town of Phellos (brown sign). After about 1 km, a small tarred road turns off to the right in a northerly direction (towards Pinarbasi). We pass through Pinarbasi and reach the heights about 7 km after turning off the 400. Now it's another 3 km downhill and we drive through Dereköy. 50 m after the mosque on the right-hand side we come to the bridge over the Hacioglan. We park the lower vehicle here. We continue with the second vehicle on the orographic left bank of the Hacioglan and reach Ugrar 6 km after Dereköy. We keep left here and turn left a little further north in the direction of Sinneli. We drive through a small settlement (Cataoluk) on the western edge, turn left before Sinneli and the new road takes us up the northern slope high above the river Hacioglan. After a good 8 kilometers, we turn left off the new road, reach the scattered settlement of the same name (around 25 km from Dereköy) and drive down to the river. We park the second car at the bridge.
Return: After crossing the final rock bar, follow the stream to the road bridge. About 200m before the bridge you can already go out to the right on a dirt road.

Hacioglan: Parking at Exit
Access: From Kas we take the state road 400 in the direction of Antalya. After about 7 km, shortly before reaching the village of Agilli, we take a sharp left turn off the 400 towards Orttakuyu and the ancient town of Phellos (brown sign). After about 1 km, a small tarred road turns off to the right in a northerly direction (towards Pinarbasi). We pass through Pinarbasi and reach the heights about 7 km after turning off the 400. Now it's another 3 km downhill and we drive through Dereköy. 50 m after the mosque on the right-hand side we come to the bridge over the Hacioglan. We park the lower vehicle here. We continue with the second vehicle on the orographic left bank of the Hacioglan and reach Ugrar 6 km after Dereköy. We keep left here and turn left a little further north in the direction of Sinneli. We drive through a small settlement (Cataoluk) on the western edge, turn left before Sinneli and the new road takes us up the northern slope high above the river Hacioglan. After a good 8 kilometers, we turn left off the new road, reach the scattered settlement of the same name (around 25 km from Dereköy) and drive down to the river. We park the second car at the bridge.
Return: After crossing the final rock bar, follow the stream to the road bridge. About 200m before the bridge you can already go out to the right on a dirt road.

Grmecica: Canyon Start
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Approach: Lower part: Cross the Sava and follow it upstream until you reach the waterfall at the gorge exit. 50m to the west and east of the exit of the gorge, there are steep paths leading to a small bridge above the last gorge. Continue to follow the clear climbing tracks uphill until you can descend to the stream below a rockfall. Upper part: Cross the Sava and follow the path upstream to the exit of the sand road. From here, follow the climbing tracks southwards (dry stream valley) until you reach a forest road. Follow this until you can descend through the forest to the stream after a wood storage area. If you have two cars available, you can get to the upper entry from the upper parking lot as follows. Turn left at the first forest road junction, then right onto an overgrown forest road, which you follow until you reach the stream in the area of the karst spring.
Tour: You reach the stream in the area of a strong karst spring. A short, low gorge is followed by a long, slippery walking passages before the stream flows into a low gorge. Jumps of up to 12m and rappels of up to 15m alternate. Very beautifully washed out rock with rock gates and arches. Watch out for siphons and deep potholes hidden in the white water. Unfortunately, this part has been heavily overgrown by various storms in recent years. After a large rockfall from the right side of the valley, the stream can be exited to the left (access path for the lower part) The abseiling points in the lower part are somewhat more exposed and are mostly reached via cross passages. The gorge exits with a beautiful 9m jump into a large pool. Commercially accessible In dry summers, the Grmecica can dry out completely.

Grmecica: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für den Einstieg in den oberen Teil
Access: Follow road 209 to the houses of Nomenj. In the area of Nomenj, turn left onto a dirt road that immediately passes through a culvert under the railroad. After the culvert, follow the dirt road to the right until you reach a parking lot in front of a bridge built in 2011. Popular bathing place.
Return: Like access

Grmecica: Parking at Exit
2024-06-27: Are east of the canyon according to the description up the path. But a lot has changed in recent years. There is a new cycle path down by the Sava. The path up the mountain is extremely overgrown. We...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei einer zerstörten Brücke über die Sava
Access: Follow road 209 to the houses of Nomenj. In the area of Nomenj, turn left onto a dirt road that immediately passes through a culvert under the railroad. After the culvert, follow the dirt road to the right until you reach a parking lot in front of a bridge built in 2011. Popular bathing place.
Return: Like access

Grmecica: Canyon End
Return: Like access

Aidy: Canyon Start
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Approach: We get in between the bridges.
Tour: First dry gorge with lots of old wood, slippery, anchors partly no longer accessible, water flow in the part after the source not underestimate (gyro pumps!), Marmita Trampa directly after the source. At the grotto (emergency) exit possible (to the left by means of fixed ropes).\nSee also photos and videos

Aidy: Parking at Exit
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Access: For the approach, see "Approach from Pau" in "Photo gallery"\n\tobe implemented see
Return: At the latest at the bridge turn right out to the car.

Aidy: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg
Access: For the approach, see "Approach from Pau" in "Photo gallery"\n\tobe implemented see
Return: At the latest at the bridge turn right out to the car.

Aidy: Canyon End
Return: At the latest at the bridge turn right out to the car.

Frontenex: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot directly into the stream.
Tour: Short and attractive, combine well with Angon, Fontaine Fayard, Nant de Graz, Mine or Montmin.

Frontenex: Canyon End
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Return: Only a few meters after the gulch widens, a trail climbs steeply to the left, partly secured with ropes. At the top, follow the canyon rim on a meadow up to the road and the car.

Frontenex: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Annecy on the N 508 along the southwest shore of Lac d'Annecy to Faverges(25 km), continue on the D 12 in the direction of Col de Tamie, past Vercheres (27 km) to the hamlet of Frontenex (about 29 km from Annecy). After the last houses, cross the stream, turn left after the bridge and park the car here.
Return: Only a few meters after the gulch widens, a trail climbs steeply to the left, partly secured with ropes. At the top, follow the canyon rim on a meadow up to the road and the car.

Tuzla: Canyon Start
Approach: at 900m approach a shuttle is rather not worthwhile
Tour: * smaller rappel

Tuzla: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Einstieg)
Access: *

Tuzla: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg)
Access: *

Tuzla: Canyon End

Boulon: Canyon Start
Approach: see map sketch (red)
Tour: see topographic view & photos

Boulon: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Villard-Bonnot near Grenoble, see Google aerial view
Return: After the last rappel in the high valley left up to a path that leads back up to the approach path. Take this path back to the car. See map sketch (brown).

Boulon: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel in the high valley left up to a path that leads back up to the approach path. Take this path back to the car. See map sketch (brown).

Monte Grossu: Canyon Start

Monte Grossu: Canyon End

Sumnik: Canyon Start
2021-04-15: Beautiful canyon with nice jumps. First slide is 12 meters. The rappels are not high but on some parts a little bit technical. The anchor points in very bad shape. On two waterfalls we had to clb out...

Sumnik: Canyon End
2021-04-15: Beautiful canyon with nice jumps. First slide is 12 meters. The rappels are not high but on some parts a little bit technical. The anchor points in very bad shape. On two waterfalls we had to clb out...

Cascades du Lac d'Alfeld: Canyon Start

Cascades du Lac d'Alfeld: Canyon End

Cascades du Lac d'Alfeld: Parking Entry and Exit

Kirkurgan: Canyon Start
Tour: See also videos

Kirkurgan: Canyon End

Kirkurgan: Parking at Entry

Kirkurgan: Parking at Exit
Comment: wo die Piste von der Teerstraße abzweigt

Muratellu: Canyon Start
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Muratellu: Canyon End
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Muratellu: Parking at Entry
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Muratellu: Parking at Exit

Canale Fogliaio: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue walking on the road in the direction of Vergemoli. After about 50 m we turn right onto a path marked with red markers. At a fork we keep right down to the streambed. At the wooden footbridge is the entry.
Tour: The grotto can be crossed if the water flow is too great. After crossing under the road bridge, we reach the Turrite de Gallicano (watch out; reservoir above!), then walk a good 300 m further and climb out to the left a few meters before the old arched stone bridge.

Canale Fogliaio: Canyon End
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Return: The way up to the road and to the car.

San Ghjuvanni: Canyon Start
Approach: see cards
Tour: First river walk, then 5 rappel. At the C35 watch out for sharp edges (here also a somewhat hidden relay). After reaching the Viula in this out to the bridge Ponte Novu. Get off here.

San Ghjuvanni: Canyon End
Return: The slope right to the road & to the car.

Mesonas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the slope down the stone 'stairs', past the abandoned houses on the right to the streambed.
Tour: From the access to the constriction about 20 min. in the stony streambed; alternative to be found at Bromirakis. 22 rappels follow.

Mesonas: Canyon End
Return: Upon reaching the slope out to the car or continue downhill in havgas.

Mesonas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Agios Nikolaos on the so-called New Road (No. 90/E 75) towards Sitia, still passing Pachia Ammos (up to here 19 km). The road to Ierapetra (southwards) turns off to the right. We continue straight (east) towards Sitia and after 5 km we reach Kavousi. We drive through the village and turn right at the last houses and before the bridge (sign 'Archeological Site'). We drive up the concrete road, ignoring the turnoff to the 'Archeological Site' (2.2 km from the turnoff from the E75) and pass one of the oldest olive trees in Crete. Then we go downhill a bit and cross a streambed (4.3 km): on the right (south) ends the Mesonas, on the left begins the Havgas. Here we leave one car. With the other one we continue uphill. Before reaching the village of Melisses, we take the dirt road to the right after a gate (6.4 km). We cross a streambed and follow the dirt road uphill until we reach a saddle after a few switchbacks (10.3 km; 740 m a.s.l.). From here, the trail goes more or less horizontally to the south (on the right, below, a house, behind it the entrance to the gorge). At the head of the valley we cross 'our' stream and park the car about 100 m after it, where a stone staircase (above a water pipe) leads down to the right. For the access described by Bromirakis you have to go further (up to km 12,5).\nFor the ascent we recommend a four-wheel drive vehicle, but in any case one with more ground clearance than the usual passenger cars. On the orographic left side of the stream, however, there is also a path leading up to the entry (where it crosses the stream).\nIf you want to continue the Havgas, park the first vehicle in Kavousi (more detailed at the Havgas description).
Return: Upon reaching the slope out to the car or continue downhill in havgas.

Mesonas: Parking at Entry
Comment: 8 km Shuttle
Access: From Agios Nikolaos on the so-called New Road (No. 90/E 75) towards Sitia, still passing Pachia Ammos (up to here 19 km). The road to Ierapetra (southwards) turns off to the right. We continue straight (east) towards Sitia and after 5 km we reach Kavousi. We drive through the village and turn right at the last houses and before the bridge (sign 'Archeological Site'). We drive up the concrete road, ignoring the turnoff to the 'Archeological Site' (2.2 km from the turnoff from the E75) and pass one of the oldest olive trees in Crete. Then we go downhill a bit and cross a streambed (4.3 km): on the right (south) ends the Mesonas, on the left begins the Havgas. Here we leave one car. With the other one we continue uphill. Before reaching the village of Melisses, we take the dirt road to the right after a gate (6.4 km). We cross a streambed and follow the dirt road uphill until we reach a saddle after a few switchbacks (10.3 km; 740 m a.s.l.). From here, the trail goes more or less horizontally to the south (on the right, below, a house, behind it the entrance to the gorge). At the head of the valley we cross 'our' stream and park the car about 100 m after it, where a stone staircase (above a water pipe) leads down to the right. For the access described by Bromirakis you have to go further (up to km 12,5).\nFor the ascent we recommend a four-wheel drive vehicle, but in any case one with more ground clearance than the usual passenger cars. On the orographic left side of the stream, however, there is also a path leading up to the entry (where it crosses the stream).\nIf you want to continue the Havgas, park the first vehicle in Kavousi (more detailed at the Havgas description).
Return: Upon reaching the slope out to the car or continue downhill in havgas.

Audin (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: The easiest way is to turn left before the canal and cross the canal to the footpath. Or after the canal, go under the bridge and left up to the footpath. Follow this back to Fanghetto.

Audin (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Comment: Einstieg für den unteren Abschnitt.
Approach: The footpath to Breil-sur-Roya goes slightly uphill in a northerly direction. Without realizing it, we cross the border with France. At marker "411" we turn right onto a path that climbs slightly up the orographic left slope of Audin. We come to marker "445", where the entry to the lower Audin (only jumps & slides without real rappel) goes down on the left.
Tour: A succession of pools, sintered slides and possible jumps. Except for one place, everything is doable without ropes. July 2024 Everything can be done without a rope, but be careful. Two obvious slides are equipped with anchors. The first is slippable, the second has a block at the bottom. Carefully downclimb these and only slide the lower part.

Audin (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Der alte obere Parkplatz ist nur noch für Anwohner
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley. Passing the junction of the road (D 19) to Sospel (16 km from Ventimiglia), turn right about 1.5 km further and cross the Roya to Fanghetto, where you park the vehicle in front of the village
Return: The easiest way is to turn left before the canal and cross the canal to the footpath. Or after the canal, go under the bridge and left up to the footpath. Follow this back to Fanghetto.

Pazueel: Canyon Start
Approach: The access begins at the mountain church in the southeast of the village. Here we take the path that goes north up the mountain in the direction of Trittalm. Before reaching this alpine pasture, we orient ourselves in the direction of the Trittalpbahn valley station. Passing it on the way we reach a bridge over the Pazüel. Here or a little bit downstream we enter the path. See also Google trail sketch at photo gallery.
Tour: See photos and topographic view.

Pazueel: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Either we travel from the direction of Reutte via the Lechtal to Zürs or from the Arlbergpass via St. Christoph am Arlberg or Stuben.\nWe park our car in one of the parking lots preferably at the eastern edge of the village.\n
Return: We get off at the metal footbridge and walk along the orographic right bank of the Zürserbach back to the car.

Pazueel: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: Either we travel from the direction of Reutte via the Lechtal to Zürs or from the Arlbergpass via St. Christoph am Arlberg or Stuben.\nWe park our car in one of the parking lots preferably at the eastern edge of the village.\n
Return: We get off at the metal footbridge and walk along the orographic right bank of the Zürserbach back to the car.

Ravin d'Ullion: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the road that becomes a dirt road. In the first left serpentine, a path goes off to the right that goes up and behind the Vallon d'Ullion. One passes the crest of Serre Blanc (920 m a.s.l.). About 200 m further, a path branches off to the right that takes us down to the stream in about 10 min.
Tour: The scenic approach alone makes the tour worthwhile. The Vallon d'Ullion is not just a natural forest canyon. The tufa formations overflowing with water are interesting. The pools regularly lack the necessary water depth for slides and jumps.

Ravin d'Ullion: Canyon End
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Return: About 800 m after the last (17 m) rappel, get off at the stone bridge and go right (north) up to Marie, past the St Roche chapel.

Ravin d'Ullion: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice on the N 202 towards Digne; after 28 km and immediately after a long tunnel, turn off the N 2202 onto the D 2205 and up the Tinée valley. After 18 km and 7.5 km after Pont-de-Cians, turn right and climb 6 km to the village of Marie, where we park.
Return: About 800 m after the last (17 m) rappel, get off at the stone bridge and go right (north) up to Marie, past the St Roche chapel.

Ravin de Vabre: Canyon Start
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Approach: Above the bridge into the stream. From the parking lot in the road bend on the road up to this bridge on foot 15 min (1500m).
Tour: Open canyon in south-north direction, so well sunlit. Also well suited for beginners. Especially in the lower area, many bathers can be found on warm summer days.

Ravin de Vabre: Canyon End
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Return: After descending the Vabre, you reach the mouth of the Bouinenc River and go down along its orographic left bank on a path until you reach the parking lot at the bend in the road.

Ravin de Vabre: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Digne les Bains we take the D900 in the direction of Barcelonette. After 6.5 km we turn right onto the D22 in the direction of Archail, Draix. We now drive almost 4 km into the valley of the Bouinenc River and come to a sharp right-hand bend, from which the road starts to climb more steeply. At the bend to the right, park the car on the left.
Return: After descending the Vabre, you reach the mouth of the Bouinenc River and go down along its orographic left bank on a path until you reach the parking lot at the bend in the road.

Ravin de Vabre: Parking at Exit
Access: From Digne les Bains we take the D900 in the direction of Barcelonette. After 6.5 km we turn right onto the D22 in the direction of Archail, Draix. We now drive almost 4 km into the valley of the Bouinenc River and come to a sharp right-hand bend, from which the road starts to climb more steeply. At the bend to the right, park the car on the left.
Return: After descending the Vabre, you reach the mouth of the Bouinenc River and go down along its orographic left bank on a path until you reach the parking lot at the bend in the road.

Val d'Anguire: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the marked path into the Val d'Anguire. Alternatively, you can ascent from the lower parking lot via the Voie Romaine to the upper parking lot in about 1.5 hours. See photo 2.
Tour: At the beginning river walk, then relatively open canyon with a series of easy rappels. With sufficient water flow there are some possible jumps. However, the pools are often shallower than expected. Then "La Poire" an underground hall, the most attractive passage. After a few more rappels, the canyon opens up and productive karst springs turn the Valonge into a stream.

Val d'Anguire: Canyon End
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Return: Where the Venascle dry canyon joins from the right, cross the Venascle at the bottom, climb steeply up the opposite slope in a northerly direction and then return to Moustier on a path that is not always clearly visible (see photo 1 - purple or photo 2 - dashed red). The path is well marked with colored dots and secured with ropes where necessary. The original path further down along the stream (marked in green at Cicarudeclan) is now prohibited.

Val d'Anguire: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Castellane (on the Verdon, on the Route Napoleon) on the D 952 via La Palud-sur-Verdon to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie (approx. 45 km). In the village, drive to the uppermost paid parking lot. Parking entry: Return to the village and take the D952 towards Riez. After two hairpin bends, a road branches off to the right towards Venascle. Follow the narrow asphalt road for 10km to the Venascle campsite, then soon take the sand road towards Ravin de Burrillon. Parking is available after the bridge over the mostly dry stream. Parking exit
Return: Where the Venascle dry canyon joins from the right, cross the Venascle at the bottom, climb steeply up the opposite slope in a northerly direction and then return to Moustier on a path that is not always clearly visible (see photo 1 - purple or photo 2 - dashed red). The path is well marked with colored dots and secured with ropes where necessary. The original path further down along the stream (marked in green at Cicarudeclan) is now prohibited.

Val d'Anguire: Parking at Exit
Access: From Castellane (on the Verdon, on the Route Napoleon) on the D 952 via La Palud-sur-Verdon to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie (approx. 45 km). In the village, drive to the uppermost paid parking lot. Parking entry: Return to the village and take the D952 towards Riez. After two hairpin bends, a road branches off to the right towards Venascle. Follow the narrow asphalt road for 10km to the Venascle campsite, then soon take the sand road towards Ravin de Burrillon. Parking is available after the bridge over the mostly dry stream. Parking exit
Return: Where the Venascle dry canyon joins from the right, cross the Venascle at the bottom, climb steeply up the opposite slope in a northerly direction and then return to Moustier on a path that is not always clearly visible (see photo 1 - purple or photo 2 - dashed red). The path is well marked with colored dots and secured with ropes where necessary. The original path further down along the stream (marked in green at Cicarudeclan) is now prohibited.

Volpajola San Petru: Canyon Start
Approach: see maps in "Photo gallery
Tour: see video & photos

Volpajola San Petru: Canyon End
Return: see maps in "Photo gallery

Noire Fontaine: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the forest road that runs north along the edge of the forest (but within it). After about 500m you reach the stream.
Tour: Rappel canyon, in the absence of water flow only for collectors. At the exit of the tour swimming possibility in the Ain.

Noire Fontaine: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, follow the path that runs downstream and sometimes indistinct, you can refresh yourself at a cold karst spring, if necessary, and come directly to the car on the D 91. Here you can cleanly bathe your neo in the river Ain.

Noire Fontaine: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Geneva, take the A40 highway for about 65 km in the direction of Lyon. After 3 short tunnels, you pass the small town of Nantua (on the right below a high viaduct) and then drive through a tunnel about 3 km long. The highway branches off and we take the A404 northwards (towards Oyonnax) into the French Jura. 5 km after the junction, we also leave the A404 and change to the D979 heading west towards Bourg-en-Bresse. From here, we continue for another 14 km to the village of Derrières-sur-Ain on the River Ain. Turn right off the D979, drive through the village and join the D91, which follows the River Ain. Turn left under the high road bridge and you have reached the place where you park the lower car. In the second car, we drive a good 1 km downstream on the D91 (towards Poncin) and turn left uphill towards Chales-la-Montagne shortly before reaching the hamlet of Merpuis. Continue uphill in bends for about 2.4 km, then reach a clearing just before the road leaves the forest. Park the top car here.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the path that runs downstream and sometimes indistinct, you can refresh yourself at a cold karst spring, if necessary, and come directly to the car on the D 91. Here you can cleanly bathe your neo in the river Ain.

Noire Fontaine: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva, take the A40 highway for about 65 km in the direction of Lyon. After 3 short tunnels, you pass the small town of Nantua (on the right below a high viaduct) and then drive through a tunnel about 3 km long. The highway branches off and we take the A404 northwards (towards Oyonnax) into the French Jura. 5 km after the junction, we also leave the A404 and change to the D979 heading west towards Bourg-en-Bresse. From here, we continue for another 14 km to the village of Derrières-sur-Ain on the River Ain. Turn right off the D979, drive through the village and join the D91, which follows the River Ain. Turn left under the high road bridge and you have reached the place where you park the lower car. In the second car, we drive a good 1 km downstream on the D91 (towards Poncin) and turn left uphill towards Chales-la-Montagne shortly before reaching the hamlet of Merpuis. Continue uphill in bends for about 2.4 km, then reach a clearing just before the road leaves the forest. Park the top car here.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the path that runs downstream and sometimes indistinct, you can refresh yourself at a cold karst spring, if necessary, and come directly to the car on the D 91. Here you can cleanly bathe your neo in the river Ain.

Scinauz: Canyon Start
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2024-12-15: Beautiful open canyon, ideal in the transition period or after rainfall. We renewed the rope on the 3rd rappel. All stands ok
2024-06-09: First time in this canyon and I have to say I quite liked it as a short tour. Many small pools would have been possible with jumps, sometimes the light gravel with the water depth is a bit deceptive....
Approach: Pass under the highway onto the embankment of the cycle path. On the orographic left side of the canyon, a path begins directly from the cycle path over the bars of the slope protection. Keep right at the fork after about 40 meters. If you can't find it, try to gain height "cross-country" on the clearing of the old cable car route. At the latest on the ridge of the conquered hill you will find old canyons from which a recognizable path running northwest leads back down into the canyon. Historical background: this area was a NATO restricted military area until 2003. The cable car mountain station is clearly visible from the access path.
Tour: The tour begins with a 40m rappel, followed by another 7 rappels < 25m. There are hardly any jumps or slides and you won't find any swimming sections here. Due to its southern orientation and openness, this canyon can be climbed early in the year.

Scinauz: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-04: Great short spring tour near us if you don't have much time. Everything was fine. Unfortunately this time the basin under the 25 was too full of gravel.
2024-12-15: Beautiful open canyon, ideal in the transition period or after rainfall. We renewed the rope on the 3rd rappel. All stands ok
2024-06-09: First time in this canyon and I have to say I quite liked it as a short tour. Many small pools would have been possible with jumps, sometimes the light gravel with the water depth is a bit deceptive....
Access: Leave the Italian freeway at Pontebba, cross the SS13 after the toll station and after about one kilometer you will be in the valley village of San Leopoldo, where you will find a gravel parking place directly under the freeway on the north bank of the Fella, at the eastern exit of the village.
Return: At the exit of the tour you are back under the highway and it is not 5 min back to the parked car.

Scinauz: Canyon End
2025-04-04: Great short spring tour near us if you don't have much time. Everything was fine. Unfortunately this time the basin under the 25 was too full of gravel.
2024-12-15: Beautiful open canyon, ideal in the transition period or after rainfall. We renewed the rope on the 3rd rappel. All stands ok
2024-06-09: First time in this canyon and I have to say I quite liked it as a short tour. Many small pools would have been possible with jumps, sometimes the light gravel with the water depth is a bit deceptive....
Return: At the exit of the tour you are back under the highway and it is not 5 min back to the parked car.

Torrente Bianca (Trento): Canyon Start
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2024-06-05: Not a canyon of much interest but a good option during wet periods while other canyons are off limits. Anchors are rusty but still ok, some anchors tied on trees.
Approach: Just below the bridge.
Tour: Initially quite open, later increasingly incised, a sequence of 11 rappels

Torrente Bianca (Trento): Canyon End
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2024-06-05: Not a canyon of much interest but a good option during wet periods while other canyons are off limits. Anchors are rusty but still ok, some anchors tied on trees.
Return: From the last waterfall down to the right along the stream to the car.

Torrente Bianca (Trento): Parking at Entry
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2024-06-05: Not a canyon of much interest but a good option during wet periods while other canyons are off limits. Anchors are rusty but still ok, some anchors tied on trees.
Access: Coming from Storo on the SP 69 we go for 3 km in the direction of Baitone-Bondone. After the Km stone 2/VIII (right Moto-Cross) the stream flows under the road. There you can park a car for the return trip directly at the streambed.\nA little further on, a very narrow, paved little road leads up the mountain on the left in many narrow turns. After a good 2 km you have reached a bridge, where you look for a suitable place for the upper car.
Return: From the last waterfall down to the right along the stream to the car.

Torrente Bianca (Trento): Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Storo on the SP 69 we go for 3 km in the direction of Baitone-Bondone. After the Km stone 2/VIII (right Moto-Cross) the stream flows under the road. There you can park a car for the return trip directly at the streambed.\nA little further on, a very narrow, paved little road leads up the mountain on the left in many narrow turns. After a good 2 km you have reached a bridge, where you look for a suitable place for the upper car.
Return: From the last waterfall down to the right along the stream to the car.

Arinella: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the path that connects to the slope. It mutates into a path. At a junction where the path comes up from A1, we keep to the right. Now the quality gradually decreases, is partly blocked by fallen trees or simply overgrown. Anno 2003 there was no more passage for us and so we climbed at E2 into the path. Here you can now in Bachbettaufwärts to E1, if no insurmountable obstacle is in the way.\nIn the years 2015 u. 2016 have a lone fighter or a small group on the "path" fought through until they met in the upper valley again on a better path condition. Here the report of the walk anno
Tour: We walk, slide and swim downstream. From time to time also a rappel. The first exit awaits us at the footbridge. After that, there are still attractive passages, especially the one immediately before the second exit.

Arinella: Canyon End
Return: At A1 (suspension bridge/concrete footbridge) go out to the left and take the path that leads back to Chisa.\nAlso at A2 go up to the left and onto the same path that goes up from A1.

Teufelslochklamm: Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Beginning of long walking passages, partly in bedload, partly in small, beautifully polished chutes. Shortly before crossing the hiking trail, 1st abseil from a 20m tree. Then again running route, dow...
Approach: From the parking lot, we first follow the Hinterautalstraße for a few meters, which leads into the upper Isar valley. However, we immediately turn right onto the road that leads south into the Eisack district. At the foot of the slope, the road bends to the right and we take the path that curves up the slope to the left. We cross a stream and then take the "Teufelssteig", which leads away from the slope in a southerly direction. At an altitude of 1180m, we cross "Die erste Klamm" (designation from the digital AV map 2010) and reach the Teufelslochklamm (AV: "Die ander Klamm") at an altitude of 1250m. This is the (upper) entry point (1h 15 min.). You can also enter at 1180m - lower entry. To do this, follow the forest road straight ahead after the first stream crossing. We come to a point where a hiking trail branches off to the right ("Tafeleweg", in AV 2010: "Hochwaldweg"). It intersects the forest road once again and crosses "Die erste Klamm" at an altitude of 1090m (AV map 2010). In the further ascent, we approach the edge of the Teufelslochklamm gorge and then descend steeply into the bottom of the stream (lower entry, 1180m altitude -50 min.).
Tour: Downclimbing, walking, interrupted by smaller rappels. We get off before reaching the bridge. At the beginning, long walking passages, partly in boulders, partly in small, beautifully polished chutes. Shortly before crossing the hiking trail, 1st abseil from a 20m tree. Then again running route, downclimb again and again, slightly tricky. 2. from driftwood 6 m 3. from a bad anchor 10m 4th from block 3 m 5. from good pitons 15 m

Teufelslochklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-03: Beginning of long walking passages, partly in bedload, partly in small, beautifully polished chutes. Shortly before crossing the hiking trail, 1st abseil from a 20m tree. Then again running route, dow...
Return: From the bridge over "our" stream we follow the "Isarsteig" to the left, finally steeply down to the houses of Scharnitz. At the foot of the slope we take the path that takes us westward again to the district of Eisack. Once on the tarred road, we take the approach path in a northerly direction back to the parking lot.

Teufelslochklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-03: Beginning of long walking passages, partly in bedload, partly in small, beautifully polished chutes. Shortly before crossing the hiking trail, 1st abseil from a 20m tree. Then again running route, dow...
Access: From Germany: Pass Mittenwald on the B 2 to Scharnitz, from Austria from Innsbruck past Seefeld on the B 177. Turn southeast of the Isar bridge, cross under the railroad and after 400m on the left hand side park your car in the large parking lot (fee - anno 2017: 6 euros).
Return: From the bridge over "our" stream we follow the "Isarsteig" to the left, finally steeply down to the houses of Scharnitz. At the foot of the slope we take the path that takes us westward again to the district of Eisack. Once on the tarred road, we take the approach path in a northerly direction back to the parking lot.

Salto (Intermedio): Canyon Start
2024-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto médio Équipement correct. Les points du premier grand rappel de 40m sont cachés dans la végétation RD. Le second grand rappel de 40m se...
Approach: see Google aerial photos in "Photo Gallery
Tour: 6-8 rappel, after entry (E3 or E2), see also photos u. Video

Salto (Intermedio): Parking at Exit
2024-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto médio Équipement correct. Les points du premier grand rappel de 40m sont cachés dans la végétation RD. Le second grand rappel de 40m se...
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: At the bridge out to the right and to P2, see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery".

Salto (Intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto médio Équipement correct. Les points du premier grand rappel de 40m sont cachés dans la végétation RD. Le second grand rappel de 40m se...
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: At the bridge out to the right and to P2, see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery".

Salto (Intermedio): Parking at Entry
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: At the bridge out to the right and to P2, see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery".

Salto (Intermedio): Canyon End

Charbonnet: Canyon Start
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet Canyon parcouru de nouveau pour remettre dans encrages solides.Rééquipé seulement à partir de l'étroiture et jusqu'en bas.Bonne des...
2023-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet CANYON NON PRATICABLE APRÈS LA C19. Les plaquettes en rive droite ont été arrachées par la crue. A reequiper (Quelle: https://www.d...
Approach: See map section.
Tour: About 25 rappel, see photos u. Video

Charbonnet: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet Canyon parcouru de nouveau pour remettre dans encrages solides.Rééquipé seulement à partir de l'étroiture et jusqu'en bas.Bonne des...
2023-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet CANYON NON PRATICABLE APRÈS LA C19. Les plaquettes en rive droite ont été arrachées par la crue. A reequiper (Quelle: https://www.d...
Access: See Google aerial view. Implementation possible, but not optimal.
Return: After the water drainage right out, down to the road & limks to the car.

Charbonnet: Canyon End
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet Canyon parcouru de nouveau pour remettre dans encrages solides.Rééquipé seulement à partir de l'étroiture et jusqu'en bas.Bonne des...
2023-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charbonnet CANYON NON PRATICABLE APRÈS LA C19. Les plaquettes en rive droite ont été arrachées par la crue. A reequiper (Quelle: https://www.d...
Return: After the water drainage right out, down to the road & limks to the car.

Taufersbach: Canyon Start
Approach: By bike on the closed road towards Giebelhaus to the E-Werk\n (near the bridge). Then take the hiking trail towards Schrecksee. At approx. 1120m above sea level, turn left over steep grassy slopes down to the stream. It is easier to find and more beautiful to walk on to a small reservoir, cross the stream there and enter at a small dam.
Tour: If you get on at the dam wall, it is relatively difficult to downclimb and/or jump. (No anchors on the small steps)

Taufersbach: Canyon End
Return: Get off at bridge and go to bike

Corba: Canyon Start
2025-08-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Corva Magnifique canyon sous-côté en terme d’esthétique : le dernier enchaînement est somptueux. Mériterait 2,8.L’équipement est un peu surab...
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Approach: 25 m before the hairpin bend, a forest road branches off from the road to the right, leading first in an easterly direction. Then it goes on sight southward down to the stream (entry). Better in the hairpin bend directly take the trail down.
Tour: 4 parts, separated by walking passages, 11 rappels, a beautiful natural arch. After the natural arch follow 4 more rappel, then ends the 3rd part with the 17 m rappel. Get off here if you want to get back to the car at the top. On the right, slightly elevated cairn on rock on the ground.

Corba: Canyon End
2025-08-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Corva Magnifique canyon sous-côté en terme d’esthétique : le dernier enchaînement est somptueux. Mériterait 2,8.L’équipement est un peu surab...
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Return: Once we have our second car at the restaurant, we continue downstream (4th part) and at a cable that crosses the barranco, we climb out to the left on a clear path that brings us to the railroad and road bridge and thus to the restaurant and car. Once we have our only car at the top, we climb the R 17 (last rappel at the exit of the 3rd part) to the right, climbing the small dry gully. The steel cables that used to be found here have been replaced by iron pins with cross pin, which in their continuous Abfolgr make climbing much easier. At the top we follow the footprints that lead further up to a dirt road. On this left and up to the road. There then right and to the car.

Fecha: Canyon Start
2024-08-23: If only there was no the way up... Heat, struggle and horseflies. But the canyon is a beauty, and - unlike the ones in the close Portugal - continuous, no walking section between the cascades. Some co...
Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").
Tour: About 12 rappels, most of which end in beautiful and deep pools. Besides the jump directly at the entry, there are other possible jumps.

Fecha: Canyon End
2024-08-23: If only there was no the way up... Heat, struggle and horseflies. But the canyon is a beauty, and - unlike the ones in the close Portugal - continuous, no walking section between the cascades. Some co...
Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Alternative Canyon End
2024-08-23: If only there was no the way up... Heat, struggle and horseflies. But the canyon is a beauty, and - unlike the ones in the close Portugal - continuous, no walking section between the cascades. Some co...
Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Orense, we first head south on the A-52 for about 16 km, then we turn right onto the AG-31, which in turn becomes the OU-540 18.2 km later. Via Bande we arrive at the reservoir Encoro das Conchas, later along the Rio Lima. 21.5 km after the center of Bande, we turn left at the road junction onto the OR-312 a. We pass through Lobios and Torneiros and 6.4 km after the turnoff from the OU-540 we come to a bridge over the Rio Caldo. Immediately before the bridge we turn left and drive to the thermal complex with hotel. Here we park our car.\nYou can now work with a shuttle, as this is also described and shown at and http://www.tic.udc.es/~nino/fecha/canon_fecha.htm. But the only advantage of this is that the access by foot is only slightly uphill and therefore relatively comfortable. We also chose this access at the time. More manageable and interesting, however, is the access from the parking lot of the thermal spa.\n
Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Waypoint
Comment: depart du sentier vers le-haut (descente)
Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").

Fecha: Waypoint1
Comment: sortir du sentier qui monte vers le canyon (descente)
Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").

Semine (aval): Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sémine (aval) Quelques sauts, rappels, pas mal de cacablock mais sympa à parcourir. Sortie après la C10 (grande vasque et tronc d'arbre dans l...
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Approach: Over the bridge & left bank still a few meters downstream.
Tour: River walk, interrupted by a few steps, some possible jumps from the bank. See photos u. Video.

Semine (aval): Parking at Entry
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sémine (aval) Quelques sauts, rappels, pas mal de cacablock mais sympa à parcourir. Sortie après la C10 (grande vasque et tronc d'arbre dans l...
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Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz
Access: See Google aerial view.
Return: After the C10 and the subsequent pool, right up the path to the houses of Bas Belleydoux.

Semine (aval): Parking at Exit
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sémine (aval) Quelques sauts, rappels, pas mal de cacablock mais sympa à parcourir. Sortie après la C10 (grande vasque et tronc d'arbre dans l...
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Access: See Google aerial view.
Return: After the C10 and the subsequent pool, right up the path to the houses of Bas Belleydoux.

Semine (aval): Canyon End
Return: After the C10 and the subsequent pool, right up the path to the houses of Bas Belleydoux.

Ribeira de Praia Lisboa: Canyon Start
2024-03-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Praia Lisboa (inferieur) retour délicat et exposé (Quelle:
Approach: Continue on the road for about 50 m, then a path on the left goes up the slope. On this we reach in a large arc - partly quite exposed path - the hill above the 108 m 'waterfall' and the streambed.
Tour: First a high step with a 103m drop that has a changeover after 53m. Then running track to the road. Attractive is the lower part because of the shades of volcanic rock and ending the tour on the sandy beach.

Ribeira de Praia Lisboa: Intermediate Canyon Exit
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Comment: auf der Straße
Access: From Ribeira Grande westward in the direction of Ponta do Sol. After about 4 km on the coastal road, you reach the first houses of Ponta do Sol on a small hill. Do not go down into the village, but turn left in the direction of a small white church with three naves and a flight of steps. This is also the way to the picturesque village of Fontainhas. Pass the little church on the left and go above the village in a westerly direction. Below the road we see a pig farm. On the exposed road we drive about 1.5 km and then reach the streambed of Praia Lisboa (this is actually the name of the beach below) in a valley cut. Above, some palm trees grow and the view falls on the high rock wall at the end of the valley. We have reached the starting point.
Return: After the last rappel onto the beach, we take the path that leads back to Ponta do Sol just above the sea. Here we have no difficulty in organizing again a (collective) cab for the return trip.

Ribeira de Praia Lisboa: Canyon End
2024-03-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Praia Lisboa (inferieur) retour délicat et exposé (Quelle:
Comment: auf dem Strand
Return: After the last rappel onto the beach, we take the path that leads back to Ponta do Sol just above the sea. Here we have no difficulty in organizing again a (collective) cab for the return trip.

Ribeira de Praia Lisboa: Parking at Entry
Comment: Beginn des Zustiegsweges
Access: From Ribeira Grande westward in the direction of Ponta do Sol. After about 4 km on the coastal road, you reach the first houses of Ponta do Sol on a small hill. Do not go down into the village, but turn left in the direction of a small white church with three naves and a flight of steps. This is also the way to the picturesque village of Fontainhas. Pass the little church on the left and go above the village in a westerly direction. Below the road we see a pig farm. On the exposed road we drive about 1.5 km and then reach the streambed of Praia Lisboa (this is actually the name of the beach below) in a valley cut. Above, some palm trees grow and the view falls on the high rock wall at the end of the valley. We have reached the starting point.
Return: After the last rappel onto the beach, we take the path that leads back to Ponta do Sol just above the sea. Here we have no difficulty in organizing again a (collective) cab for the return trip.

Ribeira de Praia Lisboa: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegspfad erreicht das Straßennetz in Ponta do Sol
Access: From Ribeira Grande westward in the direction of Ponta do Sol. After about 4 km on the coastal road, you reach the first houses of Ponta do Sol on a small hill. Do not go down into the village, but turn left in the direction of a small white church with three naves and a flight of steps. This is also the way to the picturesque village of Fontainhas. Pass the little church on the left and go above the village in a westerly direction. Below the road we see a pig farm. On the exposed road we drive about 1.5 km and then reach the streambed of Praia Lisboa (this is actually the name of the beach below) in a valley cut. Above, some palm trees grow and the view falls on the high rock wall at the end of the valley. We have reached the starting point.

Rosskarbach: Canyon Start
2024-03-30: Good and large parking lot, right next to the stream. Good access throughout, entry clearly recognizable thanks to a relatively new (2021) dark green hunter's stand. Also a pleasant opportunity to cha...
Approach: Directly at the parking lot walk the Fortsstraße along the Steinbach. After more than a kilometer, a bridge leads over the Vorderer Steinbach. We pass the path to the left (south) to Rosskar and Sonntagshorn and continue on the previous path steeply up the mountain. We also leave the right departing path to the entry into the Vorderen Steinbach unattended and subsequently cross 2 orographic. left side streams of the Hinteren Steinbach. Where on the Austrian topographic view the path makes a sharp bend to the right and away from the streambed, we descend in a southwesterly direction into the streambed.
Tour: Not particularly attractive forest canyon with some rappel (something for "collectors").

Rosskarbach: Canyon End
2024-03-30: Good and large parking lot, right next to the stream. Good access throughout, entry clearly recognizable thanks to a relatively new (2021) dark green hunter's stand. Also a pleasant opportunity to cha...
Return: After the last rappel a few minutes in the rappel downhill and then at the point where the path to Rosskar and Sonntagshorn crosses the stream, out to the left and on the approach path back to the car.

Schellaine sup.: Canyon Start
2025-05-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schellaine Un canyon d'une beauté fantastique. Certains points d’ancrage sont dans un état douteux. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2023-04-30: Due to the high water level, we set some hooks in the upper part. (Steps were not climbable). Very much deadwood in the lower part. Do not pull off rope prematurely. Sometimes you have to abseil sever...
Approach: We start east of the bridge over the Neidernach, which flows into the Loisach a few meters below. We take the forest road on the orographic left bank of the Neidernach and hike upstream, past a field chapel. We cross the Nudelgraben and the Sunkenlaine. 1000m after the start of the path and 140m after crossing the Sunkenlaine, we turn right (signpost "Schellschlicht"). We follow the path, which later becomes a path, uphill. At 950m above sea level, the path branches off. Turn left (signpost "Schellalm"-"251") and in a few meters you reach the footbridge over the Schellaine. Here would be the lower access (see Schellaine inferiore). If you want to do the integral ascent or the upper part alone, take the right branch ("252") upwards at the fork in the path. We then cross the slope above the Schellaine in a northerly direction, first in serpentines upwards, and then again in serpentines up to about 1320m above sea level. Here we can cross to the left into a side cirque of the Schellaine, where the descent begins. However, it is worth ascending a little further here and then crossing into the next cirque at about the same altitude to start the descent in the stream.
Tour: First some rappels, then also running sections, before the rappels increase again. At the narrow sections there is always blocked dead wood. At 1010m above sea level, there is an exit on the right before the 2nd part. For the following lower parts see under Schellaine inferiore.

Schellaine sup.: Canyon End
2025-05-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schellaine Un canyon d'une beauté fantastique. Certains points d’ancrage sont dans un état douteux. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2023-04-30: Due to the high water level, we set some hooks in the upper part. (Steps were not climbable). Very much deadwood in the lower part. Do not pull off rope prematurely. Sometimes you have to abseil sever...
Return: If we want to get out after the upper part, cross out to the right on the steep slope, which is a bit tricky in places, cross the bridge to the left and down the access path, then take the slope back to the parking lot.

Schellaine sup.: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schellaine Un canyon d'une beauté fantastique. Certains points d’ancrage sont dans un état douteux. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2023-04-30: Due to the high water level, we set some hooks in the upper part. (Steps were not climbable). Very much deadwood in the lower part. Do not pull off rope prematurely. Sometimes you have to abseil sever...
Access: The starting point is the village of Griesen in the Loisach Valley on the Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Ehrwald/Lermoos connecting road. The village is located about 1200m northeast of the German-Austrian border. Parking is possible on both sides of the bridge.
Return: If we want to get out after the upper part, cross out to the right on the steep slope, which is a bit tricky in places, cross the bridge to the left and down the access path, then take the slope back to the parking lot.

Schellaine sup.: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ende oberer, Beginn unterer Abschnitt, Zu- und Ausstiegsmöglichkeit
Access: The starting point is the village of Griesen in the Loisach Valley on the Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Ehrwald/Lermoos connecting road. The village is located about 1200m northeast of the German-Austrian border. Parking is possible on both sides of the bridge.
Return: If we want to get out after the upper part, cross out to the right on the steep slope, which is a bit tricky in places, cross the bridge to the left and down the access path, then take the slope back to the parking lot.

Baccu Farrucciu: Canyon Start
Approach: So we take the track that leads slightly uphill in southeastern direction. After a good 550m this track crosses the rocky stream channel of the Baccu Ois. Here we enter the path. ( 00h 15' ) . Continuing for another 1350m we are on the slope above the Baccu Farrucciu. Here we can climb.
Tour: First it goes down into a chute (C7 - C22). Then the open 55m rappel. At its foot, the descent is also already finished.

Baccu Farrucciu: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: How to get to Baccu Ois: From Nuoro, do not go directly on the old SP 389 (southwestward), but follow the corresponding signs ('Lanusei') first on the southern bypass of Nuoro, on this 5 km westward, to then change to the new road to Lanusei. After 53 km (from leaving the bypass) you pass the village of Villanova Strisáili, slightly off to the left. A few kilometers further on, the road ends at the SP27 coming from the left in the direction of Villagrande-Strisali. Continue first on the old SS389 to the root of the Lago Alto del Flumendosa dam and to the Riu Sicaderba. Now turn right off the SP389, cross the river on a bridge and cross a railroad track near the Villagrande Strisali station (on the left). Then it crosses the railroad track again. A few meters later, the road to Canyon Riu e Forru turns off to the right. We stay on the main road and continue towards Taquisara. 4.6 km after turning off the SS389, a dirt road goes off to the left. We continue on this road in a southerly direction. We ignore a track on the left. Our track turns off after 1.6 km. Here we park the car.\n\nIf we have a car suitable for the following track in southeastern direction (e.g. 4x4), we can drive on this track to the entry.
Return: Right up to the approach path and back to the car or to the entry to the Baccu Ois.

Baccu Farrucciu: Canyon End
Return: Right up to the approach path and back to the car or to the entry to the Baccu Ois.

Totengraben: Canyon Start
2024-08-03: Quite a long ascent and canyon for what you get in return. Starts of slow, then gets 4 quite nice rappels, and some small jumps and slides (up to 3 m) later. Lots of walking and downclimbing in betwee...
2024-03-30: Everything tip top!
Approach: We cross the Weißach on a footbridge and about 150m further we come across a slope, which we follow to the right. We walk 2.4 km on this track (approx. 40 min.), then we come to a prominent right serpentine (1025m altitude), where a path leaves, which leads about 800m further upwards over the steep grassy slopes of the Totengraben ( http://www.bromba.com/berge/steige131.htm ) (Totengrabensteig). Finally it goes down in some serpentines into the Totengraben. Here we are at a dilapidated Triftklause and at the entry.
Tour: 8 rappels, lots of downclimbing, some possible jumps, longer running sections. First in the Totengraben, then in the Kirchwandgraben, finally in the Albertsbach.

Totengraben: Canyon End
2024-08-03: Quite a long ascent and canyon for what you get in return. Starts of slow, then gets 4 quite nice rappels, and some small jumps and slides (up to 3 m) later. Lots of walking and downclimbing in betwee...
2024-03-30: Everything tip top!
Return: Before the bridge, turn left onto the forest road. Along the Albertsbach downhill and over the Weißach across to the Trifthütte.

Totengraben: Alternative Canyon End
2024-08-03: Quite a long ascent and canyon for what you get in return. Starts of slow, then gets 4 quite nice rappels, and some small jumps and slides (up to 3 m) later. Lots of walking and downclimbing in betwee...
2024-03-30: Everything tip top!
Return: Before the bridge, turn left onto the forest road. Along the Albertsbach downhill and over the Weißach across to the Trifthütte.

Rio Nero di Ora: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: The anchors were all in top condition and the rock was grippy. Most of the pools were at least waist-high with gravel and although it looked very wild from above, there was no serious danger of water...
2025-07-13: Hard to find acces point. Water level was sporty but not dangerous. Overall beautiful canyon
2025-06-15: Very nice, anchors all very good
Approach: There is an entry point at an altitude of 750m, see http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/Auerbach. Here you have to walk for a long time in the open streambed until you reach the interesting parts. We therefore recommend the access as described in P. v. Duin's book. To do this, take the abandoned forest path that starts at the north-eastern corner of the Kalditsch industrial estate and descends in a slight left turn for less than 10 minutes. It finally exits before a steep drop. Here we walk horizontally without a path for about 50m to the right and meet a clear path coming from the top right. Follow this down to the river. A few meters above the river still downstream, then we can - carefully - descend into the streambed.
Tour: 100m downstream from the entry we come to the first rappel (left). A little later the 2nd rappel with the "Progetto" badge. The 3rd and 4th rappels take us to the widening of the stream bed, where the water is drained off. Here, water is drained into the lower course at continuous intervals when the screen at the channel inlet is automatically cleaned. Over the dam down the 5th rappel, a little later the short 6th rappel. Then the 7th rappel to the right of the water-bearing chute (18m). The next short 8th rappel would be a wonderful slide if there weren't some boulders waiting for us in the pool, which is much too shallow. Then a real gorge section begins again. This is followed by rappel 9, the 10th over the rock platform to the left and from there the 11th and 12th down to the bottom of the gorge. There are 2 possible jumps here - after prior inspection. At the exit of the relatively flat gorge bottom we come to the (13th) rappel on the right rock face, a few meters before the waterfall (excess from the water drainage ?) pours down the high wall. The anchor is difficult to reach here, as a slab of rock has apparently "restructured" the belay. There is a bypass to the left. Finally, the exit of the tour is reached and we look for the path and exit to the metal footbridge on the right bank.

Rio Nero di Ora: Canyon End
2025-09-20: The anchors were all in top condition and the rock was grippy. Most of the pools were at least waist-high with gravel and although it looked very wild from above, there was no serious danger of water...
2025-07-13: Hard to find acces point. Water level was sporty but not dangerous. Overall beautiful canyon
2025-06-15: Very nice, anchors all very good
Return: Turn left at the bridge and go to the lower vehicle parked a little down the road on the righthand side.

Rio Nero di Ora: Parking at Entry
2025-09-20: The anchors were all in top condition and the rock was grippy. Most of the pools were at least waist-high with gravel and although it looked very wild from above, there was no serious danger of water...
2025-07-13: Hard to find acces point. Water level was sporty but not dangerous. Overall beautiful canyon
2025-06-15: Very nice, anchors all very good
Access: Park your car in the Kalditsch industrial park (parking spaces at the fork in the road).
Return: Turn left at the bridge and go to the lower vehicle parked a little down the road on the righthand side.

Rio Nero di Ora: Parking at Exit
Access: Park your car in the Kalditsch industrial park (parking spaces at the fork in the road).
Return: Turn left at the bridge and go to the lower vehicle parked a little down the road on the righthand side.

Mostnica: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked trail for 30 min to the Planinska hut. But you can also enter the stream before.
Tour: Very watery gorges, twice you have to jump 3m, otherwise long swimming passages and small, sometimes receding slides. Rock undercut in places, but not dangerous in normal water conditions. Has been done commercially. The stream can always be left between the gorge passages. In the last gorge there is a dam wall before the exit weir - climb up the 3m high dam wall on the left bank and jump down again on the other side.

Mostnica: Parking at Exit
Comment: Gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz Mostnica
Access: Coming from Ribcev Laz to Stara Fuzina. Immediately before crossing the Mostnica, turn left and follow the road uphill until you reach a parking lot parking lot (2008: 1 Eur per hour).
Return: From the top of the weir, leave the stream to the left and climb up to the trail.

Mostnica: Canyon End
Return: From the top of the weir, leave the stream to the left and climb up to the trail.

Mostnica: Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from Ribcev Laz to Stara Fuzina. Immediately before crossing the Mostnica, turn left and follow the road uphill until you reach a parking lot parking lot (2008: 1 Eur per hour).
Return: From the top of the weir, leave the stream to the left and climb up to the trail.

Krimpenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road to its exit, then climb impassably and laboriously over an overgrown blow in a southwesterly direction. Where the valley narrows, the path becomes better and easier to find. One should already check the feasibility of the big waterfall during the ascent. Above the steep zone climb in as you wish.
Tour: Open forest canyon, anchors are sometimes difficult to find. The stream has a relatively large catchment area and quickly carries a lot of water after rainfall. At the big waterfall in 2002 had to rappel through the stream, but this point can be bypassed to the right. Below the large waterfall, the stream falls over large boulders to the valley - usually there were several anchors per break.

Krimpenbach: Canyon End
Return: Follow the road back to the parking lot.

Texeira: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car on the dirt road high above the Texeira level there, pass through a tunnel next to or on the concrete water intake and then left down to the river.
Tour: see video and photos meanwhile new stands with new (max.) rappel lengths, see topos

Texeira: Canyon End
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Return: It would be more convenient to get out of the car at the house before (shortly after the bottleneck), but this is only possible with the consent of the owners, since a gate must be unlocked for the way up to the street (in our case a polite request was successful).

Texeira: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: proprietée privée, demander á depasser (descente)
Return: It would be more convenient to get out of the car at the house before (shortly after the bottleneck), but this is only possible with the consent of the owners, since a gate must be unlocked for the way up to the street (in our case a polite request was successful).

Texeira: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Porto on the A 1/E 1 approx. 53 km southwards. At Aveira take the intersecting A 25/IP 5/E 80 in the direction of Viseu (east). About 20 km after the turn at exit 9, leave the highway in the direction of Sever de Vouga. A little later, cross the Rio Vouga and, after the bridge, take the N16 that runs along the river in an easterly direction. Pass through Paredes and continue along the river on the EM 569. 44 km after leaving the freeway, turn right onto the N 227 and enter Sao Jao da Serra. At the central square in the village, behind the church, the road to Cercal branches off. At the end of Cercal, follow the forest road for another 3 km, avoiding oncoming traffic if possible. Where the forest road, which was flat until now, begins to descend steeply, park the
Return: It would be more convenient to get out of the car at the house before (shortly after the bottleneck), but this is only possible with the consent of the owners, since a gate must be unlocked for the way up to the street (in our case a polite request was successful).

Miraval: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382
Tour: There are two places we should pay attention to: First, a short fixed rope on the right side. You should not slide in here on the left side, even if the fixed ropes are "occupied". This is because you will come across rocks that are out of alignment and there is a high risk of injury. Be careful with jumps in general: The underwater is often blocked or less deep than expected! The second place is a narrow chute that can be overcome using a spreading or clamping technique.

Miraval: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Parking at Entry
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval Canyon exits. Here we park the car for the exit. In the second car, drive past the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga, turn left uphill at an acute angle in the direction of Tella, Revilla. Before the first houses of Cortalavina - 3.2 km from the A-138 - we take the gravel road on the left towards Miraval. Follow this road for about 3.5 km until you emerge from the forest into an open space. About 50 m further on, we park our second car. Access without shuttle: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10235837
Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval Canyon exits. Here we park the car for the exit. In the second car, drive past the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga, turn left uphill at an acute angle in the direction of Tella, Revilla. Before the first houses of Cortalavina - 3.2 km from the A-138 - we take the gravel road on the left towards Miraval. Follow this road for about 3.5 km until you emerge from the forest into an open space. About 50 m further on, we park our second car. Access without shuttle: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10235837
Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Waypoint
Comment: Notausstieg 1, orographisch links
Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382

Miraval: Waypoint1
Comment: Notausstieg 2, orographisch links
Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382

Rehmer Bach: Canyon Start
2025-04-27: A beautiful "beginner" canyon with great rock formations. The protection is good and it can also be climbed excellently on ragen. The double step is overhanging and the "long rappel" can be slipped o...
2023-07-22: Hook ok. Since the chain stand after the 4th abseil under the rock wall seen too late, we have put around the clamping block left under the small rock wall a tape sling and have roped from there to th...
Approach: From the car park on a small hiking trail up to a waterfall and here right uphill along a dilapidated path to an undercut rock wall. Walk along it and then up again. Soon you reach the official hiking trail and a few meters later follow the signs in the direction of Satteleggalpe/Schönenbach. After the forest border you reach the Wika-Alp. Now keep left to the lower hay barn, where climbing tracks lead down into the canyon. If you have moved a car, from the car parked above, continue up the tarred road. Passing a junction to the left, we go a few meters after the next left(!) Serpentine right onto a hiking trail , which we follow to the wooden footbridge over the Rehmerbach. Alternatively, access without moving from the village center orographically right of the creek climb on a small hiking trail to the height of the Rehmer Halde about 1090 meters above sea level. Then follow the road uphill for a short time after the linkserpentine right again uphill follow the trail about 150m to a small transition over the canyon.
Tour: Downclimb, slide and rappel in relatively open canyon. After the 4th rappel under the overhang, we find the next chain anchor by going up the chute on the left from the pool. The chain is then on the right below the chute (see photo!). From here we then rope to the belaystation above the 28m double step. On the long 45m diagonal rope, 40m ropes are also sufficient, because the last 5m can be downclimbed (left) or slid down (right). Before the last rappel from the slide brake, you can get off at the wooden footbridge on the hiking trail. At the entry you can find wild garlic even quite late in the year.

Rehmer Bach: Canyon End
2025-04-27: A beautiful "beginner" canyon with great rock formations. The protection is good and it can also be climbed excellently on ragen. The double step is overhanging and the "long rappel" can be slipped o...
2023-07-22: Hook ok. Since the chain stand after the 4th abseil under the rock wall seen too late, we have put around the clamping block left under the small rock wall a tape sling and have roped from there to th...
Return: After the final waterfall over the slide brake, which you may have already seen during the access, turn left at the wooden bench out onto the hiking trail and down to the (lower) car.

Rehmer Bach: Parking at Entry
2025-04-27: A beautiful "beginner" canyon with great rock formations. The protection is good and it can also be climbed excellently on ragen. The double step is overhanging and the "long rappel" can be slipped o...
2023-07-22: Hook ok. Since the chain stand after the 4th abseil under the rock wall seen too late, we have put around the clamping block left under the small rock wall a tape sling and have roped from there to th...
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende and Andelsbuch to Mellau and on to Au. Directly at the exit of the avalanche gallery of Au you turn left and get to Rehmen. At the church uphill to the Gasthof Rehmer-Wirt. Park either near the inn or continue about 150 m fairly steeply uphill (orographic right of the stream; follow signs to "Wasserfall") to a wood and material storage area near the flood control structure. It is also possible to make a car transfer by driving a second vehicle from the church about 20 m (back) in a northwesterly direction, then turning half-right, crossing the Rehmerbach stream and then driving up the so-called Rehmer Halde in long serpentines on a good, albeit narrow, tarred road. After the 4th serpentine it goes into a forest and there is a sign prohibiting further travel by car. Here the upper Kfz. park.
Return: After the final waterfall over the slide brake, which you may have already seen during the access, turn left at the wooden bench out onto the hiking trail and down to the (lower) car.

Rehmer Bach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bregenz via Alberschwende and Andelsbuch to Mellau and on to Au. Directly at the exit of the avalanche gallery of Au you turn left and get to Rehmen. At the church uphill to the Gasthof Rehmer-Wirt. Park either near the inn or continue about 150 m fairly steeply uphill (orographic right of the stream; follow signs to "Wasserfall") to a wood and material storage area near the flood control structure. It is also possible to make a car transfer by driving a second vehicle from the church about 20 m (back) in a northwesterly direction, then turning half-right, crossing the Rehmerbach stream and then driving up the so-called Rehmer Halde in long serpentines on a good, albeit narrow, tarred road. After the 4th serpentine it goes into a forest and there is a sign prohibiting further travel by car. Here the upper Kfz. park.
Return: After the final waterfall over the slide brake, which you may have already seen during the access, turn left at the wooden bench out onto the hiking trail and down to the (lower) car.

Tsoutsouros: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the rocky path in a southerly direction and after about 750 m in a southeasterly direction we descend steeply on sight into the streambed.
Tour: After a few meters the valley narrows, the stream now carries water. Now rappel passages follow in an increasingly narrow gorge. Finally, the canyon opens again and below us we see the village and the sea.

Tsoutsouros: Canyon End
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Return: Under the last high rock wall to the left we do not descend further in the stream, but keep left out onto a dirt path that takes us down to the village and directly to the car.

Tsoutsouros: Parking at Entry
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Comment: 6 km shuttle
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. We pass Iera Petra and come to Martha. From here we continue in the direction of Pyrgos. 2.3 km after passing Demati we reach the turnoff to Tsoutsouros just before the village of Kato Kastelliana (from Myrtos to here 53 km.\nNow we descend to Tsoutsouros (0.9 km). Once here, we turn at an acute angle onto the road, which bends in an easterly direction, first parallel to the coast, then in a northerly direction. After 600 m we reach a junction (still before the greenhouses on the left side of the main road) and park the lower car here.\nWith the second car we drive back again 600 m, then again up to the right in the direction of Kato Kastelliana. 4.4 km further up we turn right onto a dirt road heading east. After 1.1 km we reach the exit of the slope at a "concrete box with flat roof". Here we park the upper car.
Return: Under the last high rock wall to the left we do not descend further in the stream, but keep left out onto a dirt path that takes us down to the village and directly to the car.

Tsoutsouros: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. We pass Iera Petra and come to Martha. From here we continue in the direction of Pyrgos. 2.3 km after passing Demati we reach the turnoff to Tsoutsouros just before the village of Kato Kastelliana (from Myrtos to here 53 km.\nNow we descend to Tsoutsouros (0.9 km). Once here, we turn at an acute angle onto the road, which bends in an easterly direction, first parallel to the coast, then in a northerly direction. After 600 m we reach a junction (still before the greenhouses on the left side of the main road) and park the lower car here.\nWith the second car we drive back again 600 m, then again up to the right in the direction of Kato Kastelliana. 4.4 km further up we turn right onto a dirt road heading east. After 1.1 km we reach the exit of the slope at a "concrete box with flat roof". Here we park the upper car.
Return: Under the last high rock wall to the left we do not descend further in the stream, but keep left out onto a dirt path that takes us down to the village and directly to the car.

Shab: Canyon Start
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2025-11-19: Nice refreshing tour after a hot access. With a cool cave where you can jump into the pool through a slit in the rock or climb around the outside and then swim in. Swim and hike to the parking lot. Lo...
2025-04-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Shab Very, very croudy. Too much people for us.A lot of hiking, it's not canyoning!!!!As a trip for a morning or a afternoon ok.... (Quelle: h...
Approach: To reach the path on the other bank, we either take a boat across (for a fee) or wade through the river, which is not very deep but muddy.
Tour: On the orographic left bank a path leads into the canyon. When a side canyon enters from the northwest, we can either continue along the river bed or follow the path that leads up the orographic left slope. After about 80 minutes on this path we come to an abandoned village. Here you enter the course of the river and follow it downhill. You come to a small drop-off, at the foot of which is a pool covered by rocks. You can get out of the pool downstream through a narrow, low chute in the rock. You can also walk up the streambed and then swim into this pool from below, climb out at the top (fixed ropes - 2020) and continue hiking up the river as you wish.

Shab: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-11-19: Nice refreshing tour after a hot access. With a cool cave where you can jump into the pool through a slit in the rock or climb around the outside and then swim in. Swim and hike to the parking lot. Lo...
2025-04-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Shab Very, very croudy. Too much people for us.A lot of hiking, it's not canyoning!!!!As a trip for a morning or a afternoon ok.... (Quelle: h...
Comment: am besten im Schatten der Brücke
Access: From Muscat about 160 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the exit Tiwi - a few hundred meters before we have already crossed the Wadi Shab - we leave the highway and drive along the sea in the opposite direction until we can park our car at the Wadi.
Return: Down the riverbed. Arriving again at the highway bridge, we change banks again and are back at the car.

Shab: Canyon End
2026-02-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Shab Warm water in a canyon, that's a first :)Beautiful wadi but many tourists. The small cave is pretty and almost no tourists.Not a "real ca...
2025-11-19: Nice refreshing tour after a hot access. With a cool cave where you can jump into the pool through a slit in the rock or climb around the outside and then swim in. Swim and hike to the parking lot. Lo...
2025-04-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Shab Very, very croudy. Too much people for us.A lot of hiking, it's not canyoning!!!!As a trip for a morning or a afternoon ok.... (Quelle: h...
Return: Down the riverbed. Arriving again at the highway bridge, we change banks again and are back at the car.

Tarref d'Cima: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the ball field we continue up the valley floor until we come to the canyon exit of Tarref d'Cima (large aqueduct with water tank). Here we climb the mule path on the orographic. right canyon rim steeply uphill, after reaching the ridge a little more moderate.Once the view opens right down into the canyon, before the path descends into the wide well-vegetated valley. On the left of the wall, a blue arrow points to the right into the streambed. We walk (carefully) downstream through the plantings and come to the concrete barrier that gives access to the canyon once you have carefully downclimbed on its right side.
Tour: 6 Minor rappel, walking and swimming passages.

Tarref d'Cima: Canyon End
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Return: At the canyon exit, follow the access path downstream and back to the ball field.

Tarref d'Cima: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: By (shared) cab we drive from the village of Ribeira Grande up the valley of the same name, past Coculi with its large school to Boca de Ambas Ribeiras (ambas Ribeiras: both Ribeiras: R. Grande u. Ribeira Caibros). Here the car turns left from the main road and drives in southern direction up the valley of Caibros to the exit of the tarred road, possible also about 400 m further to a square sandy place, which the youth likes to use for bolting (about 440 m above sea level - about 2 km from Boca de Ambas Ribeiras).
Return: At the canyon exit, follow the access path downstream and back to the ball field.

Tiefer Graben: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: We went from the very top to the very bottom, almost dry at the top, but enough water to get the ropes wet. We found the rock formations very beautiful, certainly more fun with water. Many places in t...
2025-03-23: Completely dry in the upper part. Very low water in the lower part. Currently 3 dead chamois in the canyon. But a heap of live chamois around the canyon.
2024-08-23: Very little water, all anchors available
Approach: From the Karwendelrast inn (860 m above sea level) on a forest road for about 1500 m in a westerly direction until a path (no. 224) turns off to the left to the 'Hallangerhaus'. Soon you come to the Haag Bründl (Stub Bach). Immediately after the brook the path branches off. At the same altitude you would continue to Vomper Loch and to the entry into the Unterer Tuwaldbach (Lower Kühsoacher). But we take the path to the right up to the Tawaldhütte (1274m altitude), direction Niedernissl, Hochnissl Spitze. Immediately after passing the Tawald hunting lodge, the path branches again. To the left, at about the same altitude, we go to the lower entry to the Tiefen Graben at 1260m altitude (at Amor/Riml "E1").\nTo the upper entry at 1670m (at Amor/Riml "E") we continue uphill to about 1600m altitude. Here we turn left off the trail and follow the track through the mountain pines to the entry at 1670m.
Tour: From "E" at 1670m altitude to "E2" about 25 rappel in a mostly deep canyon. \nDuring an ascent in Oct. 2018 - entry "E" - a total of 3 anchors were missing.

Tiefer Graben: Canyon End
2025-06-14: We went from the very top to the very bottom, almost dry at the top, but enough water to get the ropes wet. We found the rock formations very beautiful, certainly more fun with water. Many places in t...
2025-03-23: Completely dry in the upper part. Very low water in the lower part. Currently 3 dead chamois in the canyon. But a heap of live chamois around the canyon.
2024-08-23: Very little water, all anchors available
Return: Either get off at "E2" on the access path to the Unterer Tuwaldbach and to the Karwendelrast inn or better continue down the Unterer Tuwaldbach to Vomper Loch (for this descent and the following return route see the description Unterer Tuwaldbach/ Unterer Kühsoacher).

Teufelsgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: We ascended on foot via the path marked in the AMap on the western edge of the canyon. This path is completely dilapidated, difficult to find and takes longer than the actual canyoning tour. It is better to take two cars on the road to Mooshöhe from where forest roads lead to the canyons.
Tour: In the area below the forest road forest gorge with many blockages and at least one rappel of 30m height. From the tributary on the right, the canyon narrows slightly and you are faced with a 20m waterfall into a large pool. After that, the canyon becomes flatter again: lots of hiking, small slides, mini jumps and a handful of rappels up to a maximum of 12m. The rappels used to be secured with glued anchors, but these are now all completely bent over. However, you can rappel around all the rappels or abseil from natural fixed points. The gorge exits with a 27m rappel from two glued anchors on the right. The Quengraben, which flows into the Laussa to the west of the Teufelsgraben, is also drilled - access is difficult via a hunting trail on the eastern bank of the gorge.

Teufelsgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Bei Straßenbrücke
Access: Coming from Altenmarkt in the direction of Unterlaussa into the Laussa valley, behind Unterlaussa follow the main road for about 1km until you cross the Teufelsgraben. Parking is possible directly in front of the bridge.
Return: Through the streambed to the road bridge

Teufelsgraben: Canyon End
Return: Through the streambed to the road bridge

Bras de la Plaine: Canyon Start
Tour: First upstream to the narrows (short swim against the current), then either look for the exit upstream to the south or - as we and Rother described - turn around and head back downstream to the starting point in the riverbed (see photos).

Bras de la Plaine: Canyon End

Dry: Canyon Start
Approach: about 1 hour descent to the entry
Tour: very narrow cut with numerous turns and many partly high rappelling points

Dry: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Das ist der Punkt bis wo wir mit dem Jeep (nur mit Jeep möglich) gefahren sind, ab da hört die Straße auf. Am besten Transfer buchen, kostet ca. 35 Euro Contact name: Raheleh Khorrami Contact email: rahikhorrami@gmail.com phone number
Access: about 11 km by jeep to the exit of the road\n
Return: about 30 minutes to the parking lot

Dry: Canyon End
Return: about 30 minutes to the parking lot

Nyer: Canyon Start
Approach: Remontamos por el camino de las gorgas hasta el puente de acceso
Tour: Precioso barranco que por desgracia está prohibido. Si alguien tiene noticias de su apertura que nos lo informe. Gracias!

Nyer: Canyon End

Pallas: Canyon Start
Approach: If you only have 1 vehicle available, we recommend access from the bridge over the Isuala. Otherwise, from the 2nd vehicle, follow the track further up the ascent, passing a dilapidated house on the right and then following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge on which the Hermitage de la Viren de la Vina is located further down, which can be seen from a distance on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina and the Bco.Cerrigüelo. After the following ridge, we descend to the Bco. Pallas.
Tour: First in the streamlet or at its edge downhill; later the stream notches in the conglomerate rock and becomes more interesting. Finally, it flows into the Rio Isuala (Balcés Estrechos).

Pallas: Canyon End
Return: You can climb up the next but one Barranco Vina (the next one from the left is the Cerrigüelo), about 100m downstream (all climbable), but this is not recommended, as the exit up to the hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. Now assistance via: . Alternatively, if the water flow is not above average, walk down the Estrechos de Balcés to the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Bacu Bidunie: Canyon Start
Approach: * *
Tour: * http://win.aic-canyoning.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1429 (6 rappel, max, 52m). C12 su albero C40 esposto C5 C40+C50

Bacu Bidunie: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2,3 km after the junction of the SP37 to Urzulei we turn left from the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. At the end of the road, in Teletotes, we park our car for the exit.
Return: On the trail in the Codula di Luna back to the car in Teletotes

Bacu Bidunie: Canyon End
Return: On the trail in the Codula di Luna back to the car in Teletotes

Grünseeschlucht (Angerbach): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, walk across the meadow past a large tree towards the forest --> at the edge of the forest, climb over the fence (barbed wire) and descend via a narrow path into the stream --> entry at about 1240m.
Tour: At the beginning, a few short slides and climbing passages follow each other (partly also abseiling possibilities) --> further short abseils follow, partly twisted/blocked by wood --> after an inflow from the left follows the last and highest abseil (30m) --> at the end you still have to swim through the reservoir.

Grünseeschlucht (Angerbach): Canyon End
Return: At the end of the reservoir exit right somewhat laboriously over a footbridge and ladder --> right over the dam wall to the footpath --> follow this to the parking lot at the Hydrosolar power plant (1st car).

Grünseeschlucht (Angerbach): Parking at Entry
Access: From Kötschach-Mauthen drive in the direction of Plöckenpaß --> drive up the winding pass road and park the 1st car at the Hydrosolar parking lot --> continue up the pass road with the 2nd car until you reach Plöckenhaus --> park here at the large parking lot opposite.
Return: At the end of the reservoir exit right somewhat laboriously over a footbridge and ladder --> right over the dam wall to the footpath --> follow this to the parking lot at the Hydrosolar power plant (1st car).

Grünseeschlucht (Angerbach): Parking at Exit
Access: From Kötschach-Mauthen drive in the direction of Plöckenpaß --> drive up the winding pass road and park the 1st car at the Hydrosolar parking lot --> continue up the pass road with the 2nd car until you reach Plöckenhaus --> park here at the large parking lot opposite.
Return: At the end of the reservoir exit right somewhat laboriously over a footbridge and ladder --> right over the dam wall to the footpath --> follow this to the parking lot at the Hydrosolar power plant (1st car).

Pitzbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-29: Seemingly higher water level according to previous posts. Quite tough first rappel if done through stream. 28-er (to the left) was a nice highlight - more spectacular than 35-er. Few jumps/slides poss...
2025-08-29: Currently many slides and jumps possible. Very high water level after rain (approx. as in the pictures from 28.4.24). Picture of the entry attached.
2025-08-17: Water level ok, could be more. Wening wood in the canyon. All anchors top
Approach: From the parking lot take the forest road that runs in a westerly direction towards the Hühnerbach. Then high above the Hühnerbach in a southerly direction.where on the right a grassy slope leads down to the stream (a little over 900 m above sea level), is the exit. For the entry, continue on the forest road for about 10 minutes until you reach a fork in the road. Here you stay on the right and look for the path a few meters further on, which leads to the stream on the right.
Tour: A total of 8 rappels, a narrow section towards the exit and usually a lot of wood in the stream. At the 28m rappel there is an alternative 35m rappel on the right, but this is usually quite low in water.

Pitzbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-29: Seemingly higher water level according to previous posts. Quite tough first rappel if done through stream. 28-er (to the left) was a nice highlight - more spectacular than 35-er. Few jumps/slides poss...
2025-08-29: Currently many slides and jumps possible. Very high water level after rain (approx. as in the pictures from 28.4.24). Picture of the entry attached.
2025-08-17: Water level ok, could be more. Wening wood in the canyon. All anchors top
Access: From Bad Tölz via Lenggries to Sylvensteinsee. Turn left there and drive 5.6 km on the B 307 towards Achensee. Immediately after the road bridge over the Walchen (Achenbach), park your vehicle on the right. Alternatively, take the B 181 from Achensee in the direction of Lenggries (17.4 km from Camping Achensee).
Return: Turn right onto the barely recognizable slope that meets the access path. Follow this back to the car. Alternatively, continue along the Hühnerbach.

Pitzbach: Canyon End
2025-08-29: Seemingly higher water level according to previous posts. Quite tough first rappel if done through stream. 28-er (to the left) was a nice highlight - more spectacular than 35-er. Few jumps/slides poss...
2025-08-29: Currently many slides and jumps possible. Very high water level after rain (approx. as in the pictures from 28.4.24). Picture of the entry attached.
2025-08-17: Water level ok, could be more. Wening wood in the canyon. All anchors top
Return: Turn right onto the barely recognizable slope that meets the access path. Follow this back to the car. Alternatively, continue along the Hühnerbach.

Kostalexi (inferiore) (II), Κωσταλεξη: Canyon Start
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (aval) No wetsuit nessecaryOnly one obligated smelly pool, its possible to make a guided abseil if somebody sacrifices him self to g...
Approach: rappel from the exit of the slope down into the streambed.
Tour: Uninterrupted sequence of rappel, see also photos. A pool that at least the first must swim through

Kostalexi (inferiore) (II), Κωσταλεξη: Parking at Entry
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (aval) No wetsuit nessecaryOnly one obligated smelly pool, its possible to make a guided abseil if somebody sacrifices him self to g...
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg oberer Abschnitt und Zustieg unterer Abschnitt
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" in Cwiki
Return: Where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow the slope to the car.

Kostalexi (inferiore) (II), Κωσταλεξη: Parking at Exit
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (aval) No wetsuit nessecaryOnly one obligated smelly pool, its possible to make a guided abseil if somebody sacrifices him self to g...
Comment: P3 für den Ausstieg
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" in Cwiki
Return: Where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow the slope to the car.

Kostalexi (inferiore) (II), Κωσταλεξη: Canyon End
Return: Where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow the slope to the car.

Val Pisson: Canyon Start
2024-05-14: Very beautiful canyon, spectacular waterfalls and then it continues via the beautiful Soffia. Great! The first 5 meters are often described as an obligatory jump. However, the pool was only a BONE DE...
Approach: Follow the steep road, open only to residents, until you reach Genna Alta. At a fountain turn right and follow a forest road to the entry for the Soffia. Cross the stream and climb to the right to a crossroads. Follow the right crossing path, exposed in places, to the streambed of Val Pisson.
Tour: ATTENTION: the "obligatory 5 m jump" at the entry is currently (May 2024) NOT possible, the pool is only waist deep! However, there is an old and frayed rope sling for rappeling on a small clamping block on the left at the bottom. * 5m downclimb, clamping block bottom left * downclimb\n\n * 35m rappel, 2 anchors left * 11m rappel, 2 anchors right Now follows the 105 meter high waterfall: * 15m rappel, 2 anchors & stirrups on the left. When rappelling, you have to keep strongly to the orographic left to reach a traverse rope to the next belay. If you miss this, there is still the old hanging belay 5m below. * 50m rappel of which 40m free hanging, 2 hangers. Space for 2 people. * 45m rappel, 2 anchors. Rock alcove, space for max. 4 people. * Escape option to the right (20min, largely pathless) Di* 5m rappel right, 2 anchors * Cross rappel to belay on the right. Rappel 37m from 2 anchors or rappel to the orographic far right corner (approx. 20 m), where there is a bolt chain. Unfortunately the rock there is extremely slippery (use a foot sling!) From there it is a good 25 m rappel * Mouth of the Soffia. You can either climb through this to Lago da Mis (2h), or exit after the next high rappel and the long corridor on the right and descend on foot along a small path through the forest to the access road (approx. 30 minutes). Alternatively, after the 105 waterfall in Pisson, you can climb up very steeply and largely pathlessly through the forest to the access path.

Val Pisson: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-14: Very beautiful canyon, spectacular waterfalls and then it continues via the beautiful Soffia. Great! The first 5 meters are often described as an obligatory jump. However, the pool was only a BONE DE...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Gaststätte
Access: SS203 from Belluno Ri. Agordo, at Ponte Mas turn left towards "Valle del Mis". Nice overnight stay at the lake, legal 2016 only possible with camper. Continue through the valley and park after the bridge in the area "Cascate della Soffia".
Return: The exit is located after the next, approx. 38 meter high rappel of the Soffia. A longer corridor follows. When the canyon widens, there is a path on the right bank by a large boulder that first runs parallel to the water and then ascends into the forest. You pass an old water house and a memorial shrine before reaching the access road. This way back takes about 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can descend the Soffia to the viewing platforms (highest rappel approx. 30m, 6 rappels in total - currently (May 2024) the last three are poorly equipped). If you like, you can also do the last rappel into the gorge to the lake. However, the access is a bit sporty and the starting point for the rope traverse is very difficult to spot.

Val Pisson: Canyon End
2024-05-14: Very beautiful canyon, spectacular waterfalls and then it continues via the beautiful Soffia. Great! The first 5 meters are often described as an obligatory jump. However, the pool was only a BONE DE...
Return: The exit is located after the next, approx. 38 meter high rappel of the Soffia. A longer corridor follows. When the canyon widens, there is a path on the right bank by a large boulder that first runs parallel to the water and then ascends into the forest. You pass an old water house and a memorial shrine before reaching the access road. This way back takes about 30 minutes. Alternatively, you can descend the Soffia to the viewing platforms (highest rappel approx. 30m, 6 rappels in total - currently (May 2024) the last three are poorly equipped). If you like, you can also do the last rappel into the gorge to the lake. However, the access is a bit sporty and the starting point for the rope traverse is very difficult to spot.

Kostalexi (superiore) (I): Canyon Start
2025-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (amont) A lot of effort for only 200meter that is a really beautiful section. A good badweather day option. - the map of the topoboo...
Approach: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery
Tour: Steady sequence of rappels, see also photos and "topocanyons"-link

Kostalexi (superiore) (I): Parking at Entry
2025-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (amont) A lot of effort for only 200meter that is a really beautiful section. A good badweather day option. - the map of the topoboo...
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery
Return: At the previously hooked rope (!) left up to the end of the slope u. to the car, if you do not want to attach the lower part.

Kostalexi (superiore) (I): Parking at Exit
2025-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kostalexi (amont) A lot of effort for only 200meter that is a really beautiful section. A good badweather day option. - the map of the topoboo...
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg oberer Abschnitt und Zustieg unterer Abschnitt
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery
Return: At the previously hooked rope (!) left up to the end of the slope u. to the car, if you do not want to attach the lower part.

Kostalexi (superiore) (I): Canyon End
Return: At the previously hooked rope (!) left up to the end of the slope u. to the car, if you do not want to attach the lower part.

Tarwali: Canyon Start
Approach: From Syange over the suspension bridge to the eastern bank of the Marsyangdi. Then on the Annapurna Circuit up to Ghermu to the Rainbow Guesthouse. Leave the trail here and head east until you reach a water catchment. Turn left here and head north to the suspension bridge over the Tarwali. See also the trail map under "Photos".
Tour: see "Photos

Tarwali: Canyon End
Return: After the last cascade lins from the streambed and on a path to the suspension bridge over the Marsyangdi.

Tarwali: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Kathmandu on the Prithvi Hwy westwards towards Pokhara. After 130 km in 4 hours - if it walks well - we come to Dumre. You can also get here from Pokhara after 67 km in a good 2 hours. In Dumre we turn northwards into the valley of the river Marsyangdi and reach Besisahar after 42 km and 1.5 hours. Here the paved road ends (2011). Now on dirt road 24 km or 75 min. further to the village of Syange. This is also the approach if you approach the Annapurna Trek from the east, i.e. counterclockwise. Here or in the vicinity (e.g. in Germu on the other side of the river) we take up quarters for the ascent of the surrounding canyons.
Return: After the last cascade lins from the streambed and on a path to the suspension bridge over the Marsyangdi.

Tarwali: Waypoint
Comment: Hotel Rainbow (descente)
Approach: From Syange over the suspension bridge to the eastern bank of the Marsyangdi. Then on the Annapurna Circuit up to Ghermu to the Rainbow Guesthouse. Leave the trail here and head east until you reach a water catchment. Turn left here and head north to the suspension bridge over the Tarwali. See also the trail map under "Photos".

Sansapu upper: Canyon Start
Approach: see map sketch google red line
Tour: see video and photos; in the map sketch google blue line; see also topographic view, especially for the exit after the upper parts. (T15, T2, R2, R5, T38, C20, C15, T6, C15, C15, C30)

Sansapu upper: Canyon End
Return: see video and photos; in the map sketch google brown line

Rio Brezzi: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brezzi Plan B idéal apprès les orrages.Bel encaissement. (Quelle:
2025-08-30: This canyon seems unresponsive to rain, after ~80mm still just trickles peacefully. This time I counted 19 rappels. The second part tends to be sometimes explorational.
2025-07-27: A pleasant morning in the gorge. Equipment ok.
Approach: From the parking lot, walk back over the Rio Brezzi. After the bends, a steep path marked with a gr 70 begins on the left up into the forest. Follow the path upwards to path 424. There are usually different paths, in any case you have to climb up to the path - currently (as of autumn 2023) the path already leads below 424 over the Brezzi and you come directly to the junction of the path that leads further to the entry (see Openstreet map or coordinates below) After several meters in altitude at approx. 730m you leave the path on the right at the point where the path pulls away markedly to the left. Descend here briefly (2 minutes) and without a path into the stream. The whole path is well marked on Open street map.
Tour: A few meters after the entry comes the highest abseil point of 40m (right). Two approx. 20m rappels follow without a path before you climb down a step in front of a large clamping block. After the clamping block, there are eight more abseils up to a maximum of 22m in the open wooded gorge terrain. Rappels are usually made via tree slings or compensating anchors in the water. If the water level is unexpectedly high, you can exit at any time on the right-hand side to the access path. At approx. 510m you cross again at access path 424 (you could get off here and follow the hiking trail to the parking lot). Now there are 3-4 absolutely nice rappels until you can get off directly at the road on the right.

Rio Brezzi: Canyon End
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brezzi Plan B idéal apprès les orrages.Bel encaissement. (Quelle:
2025-08-30: This canyon seems unresponsive to rain, after ~80mm still just trickles peacefully. This time I counted 19 rappels. The second part tends to be sometimes explorational.
2025-07-27: A pleasant morning in the gorge. Equipment ok.
Return: Climb up to the right at the road bridge and walk 1 min back to the parking lot

Rio Brezzi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brezzi Plan B idéal apprès les orrages.Bel encaissement. (Quelle:
2025-08-30: This canyon seems unresponsive to rain, after ~80mm still just trickles peacefully. This time I counted 19 rappels. The second part tends to be sometimes explorational.
2025-07-27: A pleasant morning in the gorge. Equipment ok.
Access: From Carnia take the SS13 in the direction of Tarvisio. About 3km after the village of Resiutta there is a small tunnel and a bridge over the Fella river. After the bridge turn left and continue towards Roveredo. At the beginning of Roveredo, on the right side of the road, there is a small driveway leading to a large concrete parking lot. Here you park the car.
Return: Climb up to the right at the road bridge and walk 1 min back to the parking lot

Rio Brezzi: Waypoint
Comment: Abzweigung Weg 424 / Zustiegspfad
Approach: From the parking lot, walk back over the Rio Brezzi. After the bends, a steep path marked with a gr 70 begins on the left up into the forest. Follow the path upwards to path 424. There are usually different paths, in any case you have to climb up to the path - currently (as of autumn 2023) the path already leads below 424 over the Brezzi and you come directly to the junction of the path that leads further to the entry (see Openstreet map or coordinates below) After several meters in altitude at approx. 730m you leave the path on the right at the point where the path pulls away markedly to the left. Descend here briefly (2 minutes) and without a path into the stream. The whole path is well marked on Open street map.

Rui Di Faore: Canyon Start
2025-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faore Coi 110mm di pioggia scesi tra Lunedì e Martedì, oggi Sabato la portata era buona, ma non problematica.Sostituito un cordino in un masso...
2024-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faore Parcouru son voisin, Masarei, en crue... Magnifique et technique dans ces conditions. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2023-10-27: In the upper part many loose stones and at high water level the possible abseiling passages not immediately apparent. 2 times rappelling over trees necessary. Lower area very well secured. In principl...
Approach: We take the track at the exit of the road in northern direction, which describes a bend to the right, later to the left. We come across a path coming up from the left, follow it up to the right until we meet the stream (entry). We can also stop a little before (970m altitude) directly down into the streambed (930m altitude).
Tour: 17 waterfalls

Rui Di Faore: Canyon End
2025-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faore Coi 110mm di pioggia scesi tra Lunedì e Martedì, oggi Sabato la portata era buona, ma non problematica.Sostituito un cordino in un masso...
2024-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faore Parcouru son voisin, Masarei, en crue... Magnifique et technique dans ces conditions. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2023-10-27: In the upper part many loose stones and at high water level the possible abseiling passages not immediately apparent. 2 times rappelling over trees necessary. Lower area very well secured. In principl...
Return: Exit to the right on a path that crosses the stream. On this path to the road and the car.

Rio Degli Ucelli: Canyon Start
2023-04-01: The approach is not for the faint of heart. Partly it is well secured but every now and then you are in the middle of the fall terrain without insurance. Due to various landslides, finding the way is...
Approach: From the parking lot head SW into the forest on a cross-country path, through a gate and between two weekend houses onto a road. At the next crossroads keep right and after the last house turn right onto path 521. Follow the path until it reaches the streambed of Rio degli Uccelli after long crossings, some of which are secured. Not all exposed passages are secured - do not walk in wet conditions.
Tour: * 15m rappel from tree right\n * 25m rappel from 8mm anchor right above\n * 100m hiking and small steps for downclimbing/jumping\n * 12m rappel from 2 normal anchors left behind\n * 2 steps climb around right\n * 8m rappel from anchor left \nFrom here only more hiking and downclimbing between large boulders. The gorge ends at a huge boulder dam.

Rio Degli Ucelli: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-04-01: The approach is not for the faint of heart. Partly it is well secured but every now and then you are in the middle of the fall terrain without insurance. Due to various landslides, finding the way is...
Comment: Großer Schotterparkplatz
Access: Freeway A23 to exit Pontebba then on the SS13 briefly direction Pontebba. After crossing the Fella and the Rio degli Uccelli, turn right under the highway. Follow this road until you reach a large parking area next to the gravel bed of the Rio degli Uccelli.
Return: Pass a climbing garden and return to the parking lot.

Rio Degli Ucelli: Canyon End
2023-04-01: The approach is not for the faint of heart. Partly it is well secured but every now and then you are in the middle of the fall terrain without insurance. Due to various landslides, finding the way is...
Return: Pass a climbing garden and return to the parking lot.

Poggio: Canyon Start
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Approach: From Poggio up to the spring streams and then down the left-hand spring stream to the entry into the main stream. There is the usual access close to the stream - start at "P1" (Cwiki), but there is also a promising access option via the "sentiero 4 novembre", starting at the campsite - "P2" (CWiki).
Tour: Only a few smaller sloping ropes, but many possible jumps. Clear water.

Poggio: Canyon End
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Return: Exit either by stairs to the left into the village.

Poggio: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ca. 50m vor der markanten Rechtsserpentine links hinunter
Access: From Genova on the SS 1 (Genova - La Spezia) to Bogliasco, then left up to the village of Poggio (see photo gallery - approach). Parking lot: approx. 50m before the prominent right-hand serpentine down to the left.
Return: Exit either by stairs to the left into the village.

Raindu: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk in the road village Syange on the track in southern direction and then take the path up to Mipra. Before reaching the first houses of Mipra we take the path that leads below the houses in southern direction to the canyon. The descent starts below the suspension bridge (see Google trail sketch at "Photos").
Tour: see topographic view and photos - (C12, R2, T30, C48, S4, C13, C12, R30, C65 (25 + 40), R4, T5)

Raindu: Canyon End
Return: We leave the boulder field in the streambed on the dirt road and go back on it to Syange.

Kousianda: Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the dirt road on the left that climbs very steeply for about1.2km to a picnic area. Arrive near a grove and continue left, leaving the grove on the right. Descend to Vatos, about 800 m from the picnic area, and cross it to cross to the left bank. Continue uphill for 200 m until you reach a large tree on a plain. Continue straight, crossing the plain, and take a path with hairpin bends. Continue until you come across a first drainage basin at an altitude of 610 m. Go past it, fording the stream, and continue at altitude until you reach a second drainage basin. Pass this too and continue along a faint path for about 100 m, then go left and climb following the line of centuries-old trees until you reach a plain. Continue climbing, going diagonally towards the canyon, until you reach a steep grassy gully, which you climb in a zigzag fashion until you reach a saddle with some old fences. Go right and climb a little further until you come into view of Kousanda. Approach the stream, maintaining altitude until you reach a descending canal with centuries-old trees. Descend carefully to the riverbed (elevation 760).
Tour: After an initial downclimb, which can be bypassed, there is a second one (20 m) to tackle on the right bank. A few descents follow until you reach a 20m long inclined plane, which you descend by rope. Continue along the right bank where there are rappel anchors, some natural, and passages for downclimbing, until you reach a landslide to overcome on the right bank. A small rappel on the left bank precedes a further landslide to be overcome on the right bank. This is followed by a 25 m high descent, which precedes a beautiful narrow section. We continue with a long series of rappels with an increase in flow due first tributary on the right and a second on the left. You arrive at the highest waterfall on the route (35 m) which, due to the play that the water forms, can be considered as a "bubbly massage". This is followed by a downclimb and a rappel that leads into the Vatos. You have to follow this stream for about 2 km, making three more rappels, until just over 500 m from the sea, on the right bank, a steep hiking trail begins.

Kousianda: Parking at Entry
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2024-07-28: Everything tip top. All rappels with Inox ring (always only 1 anchor, except for one high rappel, where there were 2 rings). We needed 3 hours for the access and 4.5 hours in the canyon.) One rappel o...
Access: If you want to save a hot walk back, arrange a boat with Nicholas ‭+30 698 4508105‬ (English, no WhatsApp known) to check that he is running the boat. Arrange an approximate pickup time. Park a car at Pachia Ammos beach. If taking a boat back, park at the west of the beach; if walking back park at the east end. In the second car, go back for just over 2 km until you find the dirt road on the right that leads to "KPHMNIQTIEEA ". Go up the dirt road for about 2 km until you reach a small clearing on the right, 100m before the church and shortly after a steep dirt road on the left. Park. If a 4WD vehicle is available, it is possible to shorten the approach by 20 minutes by taking the dirt road to the picnic area where you can park.
Return: Best way to return is on the boat with Nicholas. If you want to walk: Take the hiking trail, about 3 km long and signed with red marks, which leads to the beach of PachiaAmmos through an often rugged path, with exposed sections and with a beautiful view of the sea. The first stretch, steeply uphill, leads to the most exposed section. A descent, very steep at times, followed by a climb leads to the pass from which you descend towards the beach and the parked vehicle.

Kousianda: Parking at Exit
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2024-07-28: Everything tip top. All rappels with Inox ring (always only 1 anchor, except for one high rappel, where there were 2 rings). We needed 3 hours for the access and 4.5 hours in the canyon.) One rappel o...
Comment: Parking at the beach
Access: If you want to save a hot walk back, arrange a boat with Nicholas ‭+30 698 4508105‬ (English, no WhatsApp known) to check that he is running the boat. Arrange an approximate pickup time. Park a car at Pachia Ammos beach. If taking a boat back, park at the west of the beach; if walking back park at the east end. In the second car, go back for just over 2 km until you find the dirt road on the right that leads to "KPHMNIQTIEEA ". Go up the dirt road for about 2 km until you reach a small clearing on the right, 100m before the church and shortly after a steep dirt road on the left. Park. If a 4WD vehicle is available, it is possible to shorten the approach by 20 minutes by taking the dirt road to the picnic area where you can park.
Return: Best way to return is on the boat with Nicholas. If you want to walk: Take the hiking trail, about 3 km long and signed with red marks, which leads to the beach of PachiaAmmos through an often rugged path, with exposed sections and with a beautiful view of the sea. The first stretch, steeply uphill, leads to the most exposed section. A descent, very steep at times, followed by a climb leads to the pass from which you descend towards the beach and the parked vehicle.

Kousianda: Canyon End
Return: Best way to return is on the boat with Nicholas. If you want to walk: Take the hiking trail, about 3 km long and signed with red marks, which leads to the beach of PachiaAmmos through an often rugged path, with exposed sections and with a beautiful view of the sea. The first stretch, steeply uphill, leads to the most exposed section. A descent, very steep at times, followed by a climb leads to the pass from which you descend towards the beach and the parked vehicle.

Orrido di Botri, Ribellino: Canyon Start
Comment: über einen der linken Seitenbäche des Rio Ribellino
Approach: Either via Rifugio Casentini as in the upper access to the Mariana ("E4") and then on the "Gea 14" (Grande Escursione Appenninica) over the Mariana and further down to Colle de la Prada, to join the Ribellino shortly afterwards ("E2"). Easier - also because it can be done without transfer - from the parking lot at the Ponte Gaio "P1" (660m above sea level) we can follow the "Gea 11" in an easterly direction uphill on the ridge to about 1340m above sea level, where the path branches off. We now keep left on "Gea 12" until "Gea 14" branches off to the left of "Gea 12". We take "Gea 14", which then crosses a left tributary of the Ribellino (entry "E1"). We follow this tributary until it flows into the Ribellino. We only enter the Ribellino further down here, but in good time for the interesting parts. Of course, you can also continue uphill along the path - past an alp - to enter the Ribellino directly ("E2").
Tour: 5 or 4 (with side ascent) rappel in Ribellino, then river walk (with downclimb) in Orrido di Botri.

Orrido di Botri, Ribellino: Canyon End
Return: Right out onto the bridge and to the car.

Orrido di Botri, Ribellino: Parking at Entry
Comment: (descente_3) wenn man den Rio Ribellino von oben her anlaufen will
Access: Leave the A-11 from Florence to Viareggio - Pisa at the Lucca exit and head north on the SS12 along the Serchio river. At Chifenti, the SS12 continues to the right in the direction of Passo del Abetone. However, we turn left here onto the SP445 towards Castelnuovo di Garfagnana. After about 3 km, turn right towards Tereglio - Alpe Tre Potenze. In Tereglio continue in the direction of Passo del Giovo. After approx. 6 - 7 km, turn right towards Orrido di Botri to the large tourist parking lot at the exit of the canyon at an altitude of 640 m in Ponte a Gaio. Park your car here (parking lot "P1"), see also If you want to enter from Ref. Casentino - see "Access" below - continue with a second vehicle for approx. 9.4 km on the road to Passo del Giovo. Past the Rifugio Casentino at 1250 m above sea level, park the car on the right in a square where a clearly recognizable path leading slightly downhill begins ("P2").
Return: Right out onto the bridge and to the car.

Orrido di Botri, Ribellino: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the A-11 from Florence to Viareggio - Pisa at the Lucca exit and head north on the SS12 along the Serchio river. At Chifenti, the SS12 continues to the right in the direction of Passo del Abetone. However, we turn left here onto the SP445 towards Castelnuovo di Garfagnana. After about 3 km, turn right towards Tereglio - Alpe Tre Potenze. In Tereglio continue in the direction of Passo del Giovo. After approx. 6 - 7 km, turn right towards Orrido di Botri to the large tourist parking lot at the exit of the canyon at an altitude of 640 m in Ponte a Gaio. Park your car here (parking lot "P1"), see also If you want to enter from Ref. Casentino - see "Access" below - continue with a second vehicle for approx. 9.4 km on the road to Passo del Giovo. Past the Rifugio Casentino at 1250 m above sea level, park the car on the right in a square where a clearly recognizable path leading slightly downhill begins ("P2").
Return: Right out onto the bridge and to the car.

Orrido di Botri, Ribellino: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: im Rio Ribellino direkt (so offenbar die Infos von cicarudeclan u. AIC-catasto)
Approach: Either via Rifugio Casentini as in the upper access to the Mariana ("E4") and then on the "Gea 14" (Grande Escursione Appenninica) over the Mariana and further down to Colle de la Prada, to join the Ribellino shortly afterwards ("E2"). Easier - also because it can be done without transfer - from the parking lot at the Ponte Gaio "P1" (660m above sea level) we can follow the "Gea 11" in an easterly direction uphill on the ridge to about 1340m above sea level, where the path branches off. We now keep left on "Gea 12" until "Gea 14" branches off to the left of "Gea 12". We take "Gea 14", which then crosses a left tributary of the Ribellino (entry "E1"). We follow this tributary until it flows into the Ribellino. We only enter the Ribellino further down here, but in good time for the interesting parts. Of course, you can also continue uphill along the path - past an alp - to enter the Ribellino directly ("E2").
Tour: 5 or 4 (with side ascent) rappel in Ribellino, then river walk (with downclimb) in Orrido di Botri.

Terre Rouge: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot in the bend a few meters on the road continue in the direction of the northwest, then take the path on the left down to the creek.
Tour: See topographic view (also at the photos), and external photo gallery

Terre Rouge: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: keine Umsetzung
Access: see Google sketch under photos
Return: see https://www.visugpx.com/1290929325 (return route avoiding walking on private property)

Terre Rouge: Canyon End
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Return: see https://www.visugpx.com/1290929325 (return route avoiding walking on private property)

Serra Scova: Canyon Start
Approach: The watercourse begins directly below the parking lot and the illegal garbage dump.
Tour: An actually beautiful ambience with several abseiling points including sea views becomes a health hazard due to heavily polluted, gray water. The equipment is only partially available and old.

Serra Scova: Canyon End
Return: After the 26-metre-high waterfall, leave the stream to the right and head south up the slope. You will soon find a path that leads to a slope. Follow this to the parking lot. The beginning in particular is often overgrown.

Pointe d'Argent: Canyon Start
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Approach: pathless

Pointe d'Argent: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See "Approach" in "Photo Gallery
Return: At the latest at the confluence with the Ruisseau de Mounicou (from the right) on the far bank out onto a path that leads to the road. After a few meters we are at the car.

Pointe d'Argent: Canyon End
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Return: At the latest at the confluence with the Ruisseau de Mounicou (from the right) on the far bank out onto a path that leads to the road. After a few meters we are at the car.

Mello: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, go up for about 3 km in Val di Mello until the end of the valley and continue up to Alpe Pioda. When you reach the meadows, turn right (south) down to the streambed, where you enter near a wooden bridge.
Tour: Narrow sections and wide rock faces alternate. You have to expect that the majority of the belays are unscrewed.

Mello: Canyon End
Return: Where the torrent comes down from the right through the Val Torrone, turn right up to the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Canals: Canyon Start
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Approach: We first walk a few steps back to the fork and then take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the car we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small barrage. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the left would be the entry to St. Aniol, but we go to the right, ignoring a path to the left later on and arriving at the Font de Sant spring. Continue along the path until it leads to the right into the streambed of the canal (entry).
Tour: Varied and enjoyable descent until a signs indicates the exit from the canyon - "Cami de Sortida". If there is still water flow here, we recommend a further descent to the karst spring, where the stream flattens.

Canals: Canyon End
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Comment: rechts hinaus auf den Pfad
Return: Following the trail downhill we come to our approach path, which we then follow back to the car.

Canals: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Figueres on the Perpgnan - Barcelona highway, we take the N 260 in a westerly direction and after around 22.5 km we pass the interesting town of Besalu and continue on the A-26 for another 10.5 km. Then - exit no. "75", "Montagut" - we turn right onto the GIV-5233. After 2 km we drive through the village of Montagut and turn left at the end of the village onto the GIV-5231 in the direction of Sadernes. 2 km further on we pass the entrance to the comfortable Montagut campsite and after another 3.8 km we come to the hamlet of Sadernes (also with camping facilities). It is no longer permitted to continue from here. So we walk (also possible by bike) on a dirt road that first heads west and then north uphill along the small river. 2.7 km after Sadernes we come to a junction.
Return: Following the trail downhill we come to our approach path, which we then follow back to the car.

Bodengo II (Boggia II): Canyon Start
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2025-10-26: long canyon with long walk inbetween and for us too little situations to make interesting.cold day and and nice to do once but would not go again.
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Approach: From the parking lot up along the road you get to the entry to the 2nd part --> before the small mountain village on the left over the road bridge of Bedolina (signposted parking lot Bedolina) (entry at about 870Hm).
Tour: Walking and climbing passage about 50m. Short swimming section. Walking and climbing passage approx. 50m. Slide 3m or jump 3m. Short swimming section. Walking, climbing and swimming passages ca.100m. left. single bolts to the traverese rope. From the traverese rope R10 (left) + jump 5m or rappel 15m (left) After the pools emergency exit (nr.9, orange sign) left. glued anchor for belaying to the belaystation left R15 (left) (rope retrival from big boulder possible) The canyon narrows. Short swimming section. Walking passage approx. 100m. Pass large boulder. Emergency exit No. 7 (left) + small inflow from the right at the abseil point R18 (right) (at the 18m only with little water jump (or slide) in deep hollowed pools possible, as an exit facilitation is at the edge of the pool on the right a single piton where a rope can be attached). Siphon (can be bypassed on the right). Jump into large pools with a small swimming section. Emergency exit no. 6. walking and swimming passage. Climbing passage ca. 200m in open canyon. 2 small tributaries left. Narrowing canyon with overflowing boulders. Climbing and swimming passages about 80m. Emergency exit no. 4. very nice passage R10(r.) in pools. r. climb up via fixed ropes. Jump or downclimb in large pools ca. 5m. Walking and climbing passage ca. 50m. Emergency exit No. 3. 50m walking and climbing passage to short narrower gorge section. R15 (left) exit on rocky ledge or in current + short swim. Walking passages to the next rappel point R8 (right) can be bypassed on the left and downclimbed. Flat walking and climbing passage. Short swimming section in small pool. Single pitons on the left for belaying to the traverese rope or rappel on the right via glued anchors into hollowed pool and to the traverese rope over the current + R8 or S8. Short swim and downclimb over smooth polished rocks. Walking and climbing passage over granite boulders about 100m. Emergency exit no. 1. rappel left. 5m over fixed ropes. Large pool. left. single glued anchors for belay to belaystation. From chain anchor R10 (left) or S10 into large pool with current. r. climb over fixed rope onto large boulder.short rappel over fixed rope to belaystation R8 (right) or S8 (or S12 from above) short swim. Bypass large boulder on the right. Short climbing passage and jump from boulder into pool. Short walking passages approx. 50m to the last rappel point R10 (left) (rope ferry advisable in case of much water). Short swimming passages to the meeting with the Pilotera (stone bridge) (approx. 730Hm).

Bodengo II (Boggia II): Parking at Exit
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Comment: Pakplatz 300m vor Brücke
Access: In the village of Gordona you drive to the church --> on the left behind the church there is a café where you have to buy a ticket for the private road for €7 --> then turn left at the church --> at the fork turn left --> then sharp bend (at the fork) right up --> next fork turn left up --> follow the road (direction Pra Prince) --> at approx. 820Hm before a sharp bend on the right, there is a parking lot --> park here --> after approx. 50m you will come to a motorcycle stop. up --> follow the road (direction Pra Prince) --> at approx. 820Hm before a sharp right bend, there is a parking lot on the left --> park here --> after approx. 50m there is a no motorcycle driving sign (left) with signs Mulattiera per Bodengo and Strada Carrozzabile per Bodengo (this is the way to get up from the bridge / way back).
Return: At the inflow of the Pilotera (approx. 730Hm) turn left up the trail steeply to the road and right back to the parking lot.

Bodengo II (Boggia II): Parking at Entry
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2025-10-26: long canyon with long walk inbetween and for us too little situations to make interesting.cold day and and nice to do once but would not go again.
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bodengo Did only the lower part (3). Not much sun this time of the year, but flow correct and water not too cold. The bolt to exit the narrow...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke
Access: In the village of Gordona you drive to the church --> on the left behind the church there is a café where you have to buy a ticket for the private road for €7 --> then turn left at the church --> at the fork turn left --> then sharp bend (at the fork) right up --> next fork turn left up --> follow the road (direction Pra Prince) --> at approx. 820Hm before a sharp bend on the right, there is a parking lot --> park here --> after approx. 50m you will come to a motorcycle stop. up --> follow the road (direction Pra Prince) --> at approx. 820Hm before a sharp right bend, there is a parking lot on the left --> park here --> after approx. 50m there is a no motorcycle driving sign (left) with signs Mulattiera per Bodengo and Strada Carrozzabile per Bodengo (this is the way to get up from the bridge / way back).
Return: At the inflow of the Pilotera (approx. 730Hm) turn left up the trail steeply to the road and right back to the parking lot.

Bodengo II (Boggia II): Canyon End
Return: At the inflow of the Pilotera (approx. 730Hm) turn left up the trail steeply to the road and right back to the parking lot.

Cedros inf.: Canyon Start
2023-11-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cedros Au début le canyon était sec, à chaque rappel il y a un peu plus d'eau, les dernières cascades ont un bon débit.Tous les rappels, à l'e...
Approach: You can now walk down the closed tarred road not quite 2 km to the houses of Rabacal or you can take a shuttle bus (down 2 euros, up 3 euros - 2010). From Rabacal (good signposting - 2010), first follow the Levado do Risco for a few hundred meters towards Cascada do Risco; then the signpost 'Levada 25 Fontes' prompts us to descend onto it. We now follow Levada 25 Fontes, crossing Rib. Grande and then reach Rib. da Água Negra below the 50m waterfall, where the 25 springs trickle out of the basalt below. Here is the entry to Rib. Água Negra inferiore. However, we continue to follow the levada and finally reach Rib. dos Cedros. There is also an access option via the "Levadas das 25 Fontes" through the "Tunel do Rabacal". Parking is required at the barbecue area at the third last hairpin bend of the ER211.
Tour: 7 rappel, see photos u. Video

Cedros inf.: Canyon End
2023-11-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cedros Au début le canyon était sec, à chaque rappel il y a un peu plus d'eau, les dernières cascades ont un bon débit.Tous les rappels, à l'e...
Return: At the meeting with the Rb. Água Negra (from the left) you can get off on the Levada da Rocha Vermelha. Follow it to the left and you will reach the bridge over the Rib. Grande (just before, on the righthand side, the 85 m drop of the Rib. do Alecrim - only 40 m to be seen), crosses the Rib. Gr. and climbs steeply up the path, keeping left, until you reach Levada 25 Fontes again. Here, turn right for a few hundred meters, until the path on the left leads up to the houses of Rabacal.Alternatively, you can continue along the lower part of Rib. Alternatively, you can descend the lower section of Rib. Água Negra until the confluence with Rib. da Janela (cf. in this respect and for the return from there description to Rib. da Água Negra).

Cedros inf.: Parking at Entry
2023-11-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cedros Au début le canyon était sec, à chaque rappel il y a un peu plus d'eau, les dernières cascades ont un bon débit.Tous les rappels, à l'e...
Access: On the ER 105 one drives either from Encumeada or from Porto Moniz to the mentioned plateau. It can also be reached from Calheta via the ER 211. On the western edge of the plateau, the ER 105 passes the Hotel Pico da Urze with the restaurant 'Jungle Rain' at 1400 m altitude. From here, drive 2 km in the direction of Porto Moniz (back if necessary) and then turn right down onto a small tarred road. This is then closed after 50 m with a barrier. In front of the barrier there is plenty of space on the left for parking the vehicle.
Return: At the meeting with the Rb. Água Negra (from the left) you can get off on the Levada da Rocha Vermelha. Follow it to the left and you will reach the bridge over the Rib. Grande (just before, on the righthand side, the 85 m drop of the Rib. do Alecrim - only 40 m to be seen), crosses the Rib. Gr. and climbs steeply up the path, keeping left, until you reach Levada 25 Fontes again. Here, turn right for a few hundred meters, until the path on the left leads up to the houses of Rabacal.Alternatively, you can continue along the lower part of Rib. Alternatively, you can descend the lower section of Rib. Água Negra until the confluence with Rib. da Janela (cf. in this respect and for the return from there description to Rib. da Água Negra).

Cedros inf.: Waypoint
Comment: (Parking - Rabacal avec shuttlebus) (descente)
Approach: You can now walk down the closed tarred road not quite 2 km to the houses of Rabacal or you can take a shuttle bus (down 2 euros, up 3 euros - 2010). From Rabacal (good signposting - 2010), first follow the Levado do Risco for a few hundred meters towards Cascada do Risco; then the signpost 'Levada 25 Fontes' prompts us to descend onto it. We now follow Levada 25 Fontes, crossing Rib. Grande and then reach Rib. da Água Negra below the 50m waterfall, where the 25 springs trickle out of the basalt below. Here is the entry to Rib. Água Negra inferiore. However, we continue to follow the levada and finally reach Rib. dos Cedros. There is also an access option via the "Levadas das 25 Fontes" through the "Tunel do Rabacal". Parking is required at the barbecue area at the third last hairpin bend of the ER211.

Arega: Canyon Start
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Approach: See map
Tour: Only 2-3 rappel, but slides in beautiful pools. Exit about 100m after a water catchment to the left on a path.

Arega: Canyon End
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Return: The path leads directly to the car.

Arega: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Bastia we head north towards Cap Corse. After about 6 km and just before reaching the village of Lavasina, we turn off the D80 and drive uphill on the D54 towards Poretto. ,4 km further we park the car for the exit in a hairpin bend after the bridge over the Arega.\n\With the second car we drive through Poretto and uphill a bit more, see map.
Return: The path leads directly to the car.

Arega: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Bastia we head north towards Cap Corse. After about 6 km and just before reaching the village of Lavasina, we turn off the D80 and drive uphill on the D54 towards Poretto. ,4 km further we park the car for the exit in a hairpin bend after the bridge over the Arega.\n\With the second car we drive through Poretto and uphill a bit more, see map.
Return: The path leads directly to the car.

Klinsergraben: Canyon Start
2023-09-10: Gorge unfortunately almost dry. With each flood, the formerly completely filled gorge is cleared again and is slowly worthwhile again. More water would have been nice. In the first gorge passage, two...
Approach: Follow the signs in the direction of Prielschutzhaus. After about 30min you reach the GH Polsterstüberl (up to here also bicycle possible). Then on forest road with driving ban further into the valley bottom, and over a steep, stony hiking trail to under a striking waterfall. Here into the gravelly streambed and steeply downhill to a mouth of another ditch from the right. Here is the entrance. Possibly you can also start the gorge from higher up (but then take more ropes and drill).
Tour: from Sauschwanz left rappel 10m, then 5m orogr. right downclimb (flattened glued anchor right), from left rappel 20m over two pools, then 6m from Sauschwanz right and 25m from anchor right. Exit of the first gorge section. 100m downclimb through the large blocky streambed (escape on the left), the second gorge starts with two slides/downclimb before rappelling from anchor on the right into a nice gorge section. Downclimb 2x5m, then a short rappel until a 10m rappel into a nice but unfortunately too shallow basin leads out of the second gorge. Again downclimb 200m before the third and last gorge begins at an escape possibility on the left. Carefully downclimb into the gorge (glued anchor high up on the left), the last two meters you can jump (be sure to check the pool first). Here rappel twice more (5m, 10m) before the gorge ends. The last Sauschwanz is in great need of improvement.

Klinsergraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-09-10: Gorge unfortunately almost dry. With each flood, the formerly completely filled gorge is cleared again and is slowly worthwhile again. More water would have been nice. In the first gorge passage, two...
Comment: "Offizieller" Prielparkplatz. Relativ groß, aber an schönen Wochenenden ziemlich voll und kostenpflichtig.
Access: On the A9 to exit Hinterstoder, to Hinterstoder, through the village to a large parking lot on the right side (parking lot Schiederweiher) for a fee.
Return: Like access.

Klinsergraben: Canyon End
2023-09-10: Gorge unfortunately almost dry. With each flood, the formerly completely filled gorge is cleared again and is slowly worthwhile again. More water would have been nice. In the first gorge passage, two...

Obergailer Bach: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the road further uphill for about 550m. The road now emerges from the forest. Here you can descend on a path to a viewpoint where the waterfalls are partially visible. Back on the road, we continue for a few more steps and then look for a descent into the streambed on the left.
Tour: Sequence of 5 rappels, then down in the open streambed to a clear exit to the left.

Obergailer Bach: Canyon End
Return: Through the "Fairyland", past the "Gold Diggers Camp" back to the road and the car.

Molinera: Canyon Start
2023-06-17: Beautiful, long, varied canyon.
Approach: From the parking lot at the dam (P2 - 915m altitude) around the water basin to the right and about 700m in an easterly direction. After crossing a small stream left (in a northerly direction) pathless down to Molinera (entry E).
Tour: After a longer approach section in the stream, the first rappels; then many smaller steps, swimming pools, rappels again, then a glacier pot with a hole called "Buco della Vecchia" (Hole of the Old). The route continues like this until (after about 20 rappels) the view falls on the ruins of an old mill ("Mulinaccio"); get out here on the left (A1 - if the car is in Bassano). Otherwise another 200 vertical meters and about 10 rappels to the exit at the road bridge (A2)

Molinera: Canyon End
2023-06-17: Beautiful, long, varied canyon.
Return: Intermediate exit to the left at the ruins of the old mill - "Mulinaccio" (390m altitude). From there path (white-red marking) to Bassano (25 min). So you "save" at least 10 rappel and almost 200m height.

Molinera: Alternative Canyon End
2023-06-17: Beautiful, long, varied canyon.
Comment: A 1 sortie chez ruines d\'un vieux mulin ("Mulinaccio" - 370m alt.) et sente vers Bassano (descente)
Return: Intermediate exit to the left at the ruins of the old mill - "Mulinaccio" (390m altitude). From there path (white-red marking) to Bassano (25 min). So you "save" at least 10 rappel and almost 200m height.

Molinera: Parking at Entry
Access: From Bellinzona we head for the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore. The approach is the same as the approach to the lower parking lot on an ascent of the Valle Vira (see there). However, we then continue along the lakeshore to the Italian-Swiss border. border. About 150m after the border, park your car either on the left on the old bridge over "our" stream or on the lower right at the "Restorante Bella Vita" (P0 - for the approach, see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery)\n\nWith a second car, we take a detour up to the "Lago Delio" reservoir. It leads via Macagno and Musignano (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery). We park the second car below the dam wall at the exit of the access road (P2). If we only have 1 car available, there is a parking lot in Bassano (P1 - 530m altitude). You can get there by turning left from the SS394 at an acute angle onto the SP58 2km after the border (see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery). You should then plan an exit at the "Mulinaccio" (A1 - see way back).\nThe footpath up to the dam wall begins in Bassano with the signposts "Monti di Bassano" - "Lago d`Elio" (approx. 1h to the dam wall).
Return: Intermediate exit to the left at the ruins of the old mill - "Mulinaccio" (390m altitude). From there path (white-red marking) to Bassano (25 min). So you "save" at least 10 rappel and almost 200m height.

Molinera: Parking at Exit
Access: From Bellinzona we head for the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore. The approach is the same as the approach to the lower parking lot on an ascent of the Valle Vira (see there). However, we then continue along the lakeshore to the Italian-Swiss border. border. About 150m after the border, park your car either on the left on the old bridge over "our" stream or on the lower right at the "Restorante Bella Vita" (P0 - for the approach, see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery)\n\nWith a second car, we take a detour up to the "Lago Delio" reservoir. It leads via Macagno and Musignano (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery). We park the second car below the dam wall at the exit of the access road (P2). If we only have 1 car available, there is a parking lot in Bassano (P1 - 530m altitude). You can get there by turning left from the SS394 at an acute angle onto the SP58 2km after the border (see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery). You should then plan an exit at the "Mulinaccio" (A1 - see way back).\nThe footpath up to the dam wall begins in Bassano with the signposts "Monti di Bassano" - "Lago d`Elio" (approx. 1h to the dam wall).

Molinera: Parking at Exit1
Comment: sans navette et sortie "Mulinaccio" (descente)
Access: From Bellinzona we head for the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore. The approach is the same as the approach to the lower parking lot on an ascent of the Valle Vira (see there). However, we then continue along the lakeshore to the Italian-Swiss border. border. About 150m after the border, park your car either on the left on the old bridge over "our" stream or on the lower right at the "Restorante Bella Vita" (P0 - for the approach, see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery)\n\nWith a second car, we take a detour up to the "Lago Delio" reservoir. It leads via Macagno and Musignano (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery). We park the second car below the dam wall at the exit of the access road (P2). If we only have 1 car available, there is a parking lot in Bassano (P1 - 530m altitude). You can get there by turning left from the SS394 at an acute angle onto the SP58 2km after the border (see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery). You should then plan an exit at the "Mulinaccio" (A1 - see way back).\nThe footpath up to the dam wall begins in Bassano with the signposts "Monti di Bassano" - "Lago d`Elio" (approx. 1h to the dam wall).

Erb: Canyon Start
2025-12-21: Everything tip top. Rather little water. Not so slippery at the moment, but lots of leaves.
2024-09-22: Everything ok so far. Some new fixed ropes, a few could still be replaced. Otherwise tip top. Currently for the Erb, lots of water.
2024-07-20: Good conditions after night thunderstorm. Really short, from car to car 90 minutes. Upper part was very slippery, a lot of fixed ropes, which looks like new.
Approach: From the parking lot along the road in the direction of Großreifling (possibly with a second car); after about 1km there is a forest road to the left, follow this forest road to the waypoint, here branches off a clearly recognizable path that leads to the stream.
Tour: The canyon starts with several fun slides, some also with fixed ropes for belaying; then the rappels begin; very short rappels at the beginning, but increase up to 25 meters (7 rappels in total) until the end. The highlight of the canyon is the last rappel 25m directly in the waterfall. (Attention very much loose stones in the stream)

Erb: Canyon End
2025-12-21: Everything tip top. Rather little water. Not so slippery at the moment, but lots of leaves.
2024-09-22: Everything ok so far. Some new fixed ropes, a few could still be replaced. Otherwise tip top. Currently for the Erb, lots of water.
2024-07-20: Good conditions after night thunderstorm. Really short, from car to car 90 minutes. Upper part was very slippery, a lot of fixed ropes, which looks like new.
Return: Along the road back to the parking lot

Erb: Waypoint
2025-12-21: Everything tip top. Rather little water. Not so slippery at the moment, but lots of leaves.
2024-09-22: Everything ok so far. Some new fixed ropes, a few could still be replaced. Otherwise tip top. Currently for the Erb, lots of water.
2024-07-20: Good conditions after night thunderstorm. Really short, from car to car 90 minutes. Upper part was very slippery, a lot of fixed ropes, which looks like new.
Comment: Hier zweigt links ein Pfad zum Bach ab
Approach: From the parking lot along the road in the direction of Großreifling (possibly with a second car); after about 1km there is a forest road to the left, follow this forest road to the waypoint, here branches off a clearly recognizable path that leads to the stream.

Colombaia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the hamlet at the exit of the road, a path leads down to the stream. After about 80 m you reach the first rappelling point.
Tour: Only short runs. Several times rappel through the water flow. Some jumps possible, but check well, because strong bedload guidance.Is also commercially walked ('Buccia di Banana').The Colombaia could be temporally well connected with the Rio Grande.

Colombaia: Canyon End
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Return: At the second (?) tributary from the left you leave the canyon still before a large pool. The difference in altitude between the entrance and exit is about 200 meters. The path, which is hardly recognizable in parts, is marked with red dots. After about 10 minutes over the wooded ridge, a mule track leads to the left flank of Colombaia (watch out!). The path climbs gently - finally crossing a side stream - to the starting point. Attention: If you continue to follow the red dots, you will end up in Orezzoli!

Colombaia: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: im Weiler Lenguie
Access: Take the A1 (via Milan) or the A21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). On a bypass to the south around the city, then on the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge turn left on SP 586 ( Chiavari ). At km 12 - Ruffinati - turn right over a bridge and up a narrow winding asphalt road to Lisore and on to a panoramic road. At the top (about 1050 m) turn left to Rovereto and continue on the high road to Orezzoli. About 300 m after this village, an unpaved road turns left to Lenguie. Pass this hamlet and park the car near the next hairpin bend, about 100 m before the exit.
Return: At the second (?) tributary from the left you leave the canyon still before a large pool. The difference in altitude between the entrance and exit is about 200 meters. The path, which is hardly recognizable in parts, is marked with red dots. After about 10 minutes over the wooded ridge, a mule track leads to the left flank of Colombaia (watch out!). The path climbs gently - finally crossing a side stream - to the starting point. Attention: If you continue to follow the red dots, you will end up in Orezzoli!

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Canyon Start
Approach: The access, which leads as directly as possible to the entry of the Hidan Lower, that is, to the central part of the wadi at the 60m rappel, requires a sense of direction and a certain intuition in finding the way. It is also the exit from the Hidan Upper, part II (GPS coordinates: 31°28'35.10 "N / 35°39'28.33 "E). From here it is about 1000m to the 60m entry waterfall. If you want to be on the safe side, you can take the Hidan Upper, part II from the parking lot ("P 2") and walk in this part for about 3 hours until you reach the waterfall. It also makes sense to walk the Hidan upper II before and then remember the exit for the ascent of the Hidan lower (then as access) (if necessary with GPS logger).
Tour: The entry waterfall ("Barta") has a height of about 60 m (right above the stream). There is now an equipped stand to the left of the stream. There are also two drilled holes with threads for 10 mm bolts (with lugs) directly above the waterfall itself at a distance of around 8 m, which you would have to bring yourself (both). (last verified in 2016). Apparently there is also a stand about 20m to the right of the waterfall. To do this, climb up a few meters to the right and then traverse down a rocky cirque and - somewhat exposed - a rocky balcony to a chute where we should find the belay - God willing (see video: https://youtu.be/sRH-NuqocrU from 1.30 min). Otherwise you have to set an anchor yourself. During our ascent in 2016, our guides bypassed the waterfall orographic left (!) and downclimbed into the river bed below the waterfall. The stratification of sandstone and basalt in this basin, at the base of which we are now standing after the rappel, is interesting. We walk downstream and come across alternating cold and hot spring tributaries. The hot ones can usually be recognized by the red colouring of the surrounding rock. After about 1 hour, the canyon widens. During our ascent in 2016, we got out here to the right (about 160 m below sea level) and climbed back to the P2 parking lot (approx. 300 m ascent). Both the correct exit point and the subsequent path to the top are not easy to find. Our guides made use of a local goatherd for this purpose. Later, the Wadi Nimr soon joins the Hidan from the north. The Wadi Nimr also brings hot water. If you walk further downstream, dense vegetation prevents you from moving forward. However, we can bypass this part on a path that walks along the southern slope of the wadi and starts opposite the mouth of Wadi Nimr. The path goes up to about a third of the way up the canyon rim and we follow it for almost 1 km. Then the path leads back down to the river bed. About 2 hours later, the vegetation disappears completely, the canyon becomes narrow again and we descend over many small basalt steps - with swimming interludes in between. We are in the Hidan Siq. Jumps are also possible here - after prior inspection. Particular caution is advised at a "slide", which in 2012 had to be climbed from below using fixed ropes. In the lower reaches, a sharp stone was so dangerously jammed that there was a risk of injury even during the ascent or descent on the fixed ropes (the river makes a left-hand bend of almost 90 degrees at this point). Then it's not far (approx. 30 minutes) and we reach the striking final pool with a rock platform above it, which invites us to take a break. The parts of the Hidan Siq can also be walked on their own and are then approached from below. The starting point is the above-mentioned parking lot at "65" directly on the Dead Sea. From here, follow the route described under "Return" in the opposite direction. First up the bad track, then turn left onto a track coming from the right and follow this track, finally descending steeply to Wadi Mujib. In the Wadi Mujib then upstream until the waters of the Hidan flow into the Mujib through a reed belt from the left, orographic. i.e. from the right. Through the reed belt up to the large pool described below the "resting place" on the rocky plateau. Then up the stream to a large pot, which used to mark the exit and turnaround point of the tour. In 2012, however, a fixed rope was installed in the chute above. This enabled us to overcome the obstacle. This cleared the way for another unhindered ascent of the Hidan Siq upstream. The way back is then in the opposite direction. As a rule, this isolated ascent of the Hidan Siq is also combined with the ascent of the Mujib Siq, see the description there.

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Parking at Entry
Comment: P auch für Ausstieg Hidan upper II, Zustieg u. Ausstieg Hidan middle, Zustieg Hidan integral
Access: First we have to park the car for the exit on the road "65" at the Dead Sea. For this we drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and there we continue to the right on the "65" towards the north for 23.5 km. Here (1,9 km before the bridge over the Wadi Mujib) we park our car for the exit. With the second car we drive back and up to Karak, here we take the old "Kings Highway", road "35", in the direction of Madaba. After about 65 km (from Karak) and 10 km after passing the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. To the north of the bridge we turn left and descend along the wadi for 17 km. Then we have reached the entry to the upper part of the Hidan Upper. However, we now drive another 1.2 km on this road. We come to a place where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right turn. Here we park the upper car.
Return: From the "resting place" downhill we quickly come to the confluence of Hidan u. Mujib. In the Mujib we walk downhill until we reach the fissure, which is the beginning of the Mujib Siq. If we don't want to continue in the Mujib - another 3 to 4 hours to the exit on the "65" - we go up in the valley cut in front of the rock walls on the left and quickly come across the rutted remains of a former track. Climbing upwards on it we reach a saddle and hike beyond with a beautiful view of and over the Dead Sea down to our car. As the track branches, we keep to the right and tend in the fall line down to the sea.

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Canyon End
Comment: wenige Meter vor Erreichen des Wadi Mujib
Return: From the "resting place" downhill we quickly come to the confluence of Hidan u. Mujib. In the Mujib we walk downhill until we reach the fissure, which is the beginning of the Mujib Siq. If we don't want to continue in the Mujib - another 3 to 4 hours to the exit on the "65" - we go up in the valley cut in front of the rock walls on the left and quickly come across the rutted remains of a former track. Climbing upwards on it we reach a saddle and hike beyond with a beautiful view of and over the Dead Sea down to our car. As the track branches, we keep to the right and tend in the fall line down to the sea.

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz am Ende des Mujib Siq, sofern man nicht vor diesem schon aussteigt
Access: First we have to park the car for the exit on the road "65" at the Dead Sea. For this we drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and there we continue to the right on the "65" towards the north for 23.5 km. Here (1,9 km before the bridge over the Wadi Mujib) we park our car for the exit. With the second car we drive back and up to Karak, here we take the old "Kings Highway", road "35", in the direction of Madaba. After about 65 km (from Karak) and 10 km after passing the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. To the north of the bridge we turn left and descend along the wadi for 17 km. Then we have reached the entry to the upper part of the Hidan Upper. However, we now drive another 1.2 km on this road. We come to a place where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right turn. Here we park the upper car.
Return: From the "resting place" downhill we quickly come to the confluence of Hidan u. Mujib. In the Mujib we walk downhill until we reach the fissure, which is the beginning of the Mujib Siq. If we don't want to continue in the Mujib - another 3 to 4 hours to the exit on the "65" - we go up in the valley cut in front of the rock walls on the left and quickly come across the rutted remains of a former track. Climbing upwards on it we reach a saddle and hike beyond with a beautiful view of and over the Dead Sea down to our car. As the track branches, we keep to the right and tend in the fall line down to the sea.

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Austieg Hidan lower, sofern nicht in Mujib Siq fortgesetzt, Zustieg für Hidan Siq u. Mujib Siq
Access: First we have to park the car for the exit on the road "65" at the Dead Sea. For this we drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and there we continue to the right on the "65" towards the north for 23.5 km. Here (1,9 km before the bridge over the Wadi Mujib) we park our car for the exit. With the second car we drive back and up to Karak, here we take the old "Kings Highway", road "35", in the direction of Madaba. After about 65 km (from Karak) and 10 km after passing the village of Dhiban, we come to the bridge over the Wadi Wala, the upper reaches of the Wadi el Hidan. To the north of the bridge we turn left and descend along the wadi for 17 km. Then we have reached the entry to the upper part of the Hidan Upper. However, we now drive another 1.2 km on this road. We come to a place where the road "says goodbye" to the wadi in a right turn. Here we park the upper car.

Hidan lower mit Hidan Siq: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn Hidan Siq
Approach: The access, which leads as directly as possible to the entry of the Hidan Lower, that is, to the central part of the wadi at the 60m rappel, requires a sense of direction and a certain intuition in finding the way. It is also the exit from the Hidan Upper, part II (GPS coordinates: 31°28'35.10 "N / 35°39'28.33 "E). From here it is about 1000m to the 60m entry waterfall. If you want to be on the safe side, you can take the Hidan Upper, part II from the parking lot ("P 2") and walk in this part for about 3 hours until you reach the waterfall. It also makes sense to walk the Hidan upper II before and then remember the exit for the ascent of the Hidan lower (then as access) (if necessary with GPS logger).

Bief a la Dame: Canyon Start
Approach: From the exit of the tarred road (where it branches), a dirt road leads down the middle in a northeasterly direction.\nThe forest road takes a turn to the right and we see below us the streambed descending from the south. We descend into the streambed and are immediately above the 20 m rappel.
Tour: The streambed is extremely slippery, several walking passages, repeated dead wood in the chute, worth it only when there is water flow.

Bief a la Dame: Canyon End
Return: Before reaching the parking lot with the lower car left out onto a slope that leads to the parking lot.

Bief a la Dame: Parking at Entry
Access: In Geneva (after the border), we join the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 46 km. After passing through the 3rd tunnel, we pass the elongated Lac Sylans, which lies to the left below (south) of the A 40. At the exit directly at the western exit of the lake (towards Nantua), we leave the A 40, join the D 1084 (the former N 84) and drive on it in the opposite direction along Lac Sylans for almost exactly 5 km. Then we turn right onto the D 55 B. Follow this road uphill in the forest for just over 500 m in a southerly direction. The road then crosses "our" stream in a hairpin bend. Before the bridge on the right, there is plenty of space for our lower car. The second car continues uphill in the forest. After about 2.5 km, we come to a crossroads and turn right here onto the D 55. About 250 m after the crossroads, we pass through the village of Lalleyriat and continue uphill over open terrain to the next village of Poizat. We also pass through this village and come to the somewhat remote district of Le Replat. Here we turn right off the existing road onto Rue Champ Conty and head downhill in a north-northern direction along the tarred road. Keep right at the junction. We reach the exit of the tarred road and park our top vehicle here.
Return: Before reaching the parking lot with the lower car left out onto a slope that leads to the parking lot.

Bief a la Dame: Parking at Exit
Access: In Geneva (after the border), we join the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 46 km. After passing through the 3rd tunnel, we pass the elongated Lac Sylans, which lies to the left below (south) of the A 40. At the exit directly at the western exit of the lake (towards Nantua), we leave the A 40, join the D 1084 (the former N 84) and drive on it in the opposite direction along Lac Sylans for almost exactly 5 km. Then we turn right onto the D 55 B. Follow this road uphill in the forest for just over 500 m in a southerly direction. The road then crosses "our" stream in a hairpin bend. Before the bridge on the right, there is plenty of space for our lower car. The second car continues uphill in the forest. After about 2.5 km, we come to a crossroads and turn right here onto the D 55. About 250 m after the crossroads, we pass through the village of Lalleyriat and continue uphill over open terrain to the next village of Poizat. We also pass through this village and come to the somewhat remote district of Le Replat. Here we turn right off the existing road onto Rue Champ Conty and head downhill in a north-northern direction along the tarred road. Keep right at the junction. We reach the exit of the tarred road and park our top vehicle here.
Return: Before reaching the parking lot with the lower car left out onto a slope that leads to the parking lot.

Kremastos: Canyon Start
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2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kremastos Approche et retour en bateau . Fin d'approche magnifique. Belle verticale qui se jette dans la mer. Vue incroyable, rapide. (Quelle...
Approach: Follow the GPX from Ropewiki https://ropewiki.com/Kremastos to the canyon.
Tour: Follow the topo. Some parts of the canyon have bolts both sides. Note that at times the topo is hard to follow.

Kremastos: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kremastos Anchor points OK. Walk there and back. Very beautiful area and route! Return route with handrails and two short abseils very cool! 7...
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Access: First organise the boat: contact Nicholas ‭+30 698 4508105‬ (English, no WhatsApp known) to check that he is running the boat. Arrange departure from the beach, and an approximate pickup time. Drive the car to Pachía Ammos beach. Park at the western end at Nicholas's beach place. Proceed in Nicholas's boat to the drop-off point. Nicholas will show you where to climb up from the drop-off.
Return: Just before the last abseil into the sea there is a bolt traverse canyon right, which may have a handline rigged. Climb the traverse and up a bit to get phone signal. Turkey may have better signal. Call Nicholas, agree a pickup time. Time the last abseil so most of the party are down just before Nicholas arrives. There is a ledge to wait on about 2-3m above the sea. When Nicholas arrives, go to the left of the ledge, jump in and swim to the boat.

Kremastos: Canyon End
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Return: Just before the last abseil into the sea there is a bolt traverse canyon right, which may have a handline rigged. Climb the traverse and up a bit to get phone signal. Turkey may have better signal. Call Nicholas, agree a pickup time. Time the last abseil so most of the party are down just before Nicholas arrives. There is a ledge to wait on about 2-3m above the sea. When Nicholas arrives, go to the left of the ledge, jump in and swim to the boat.

Ania: Canyon End
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Comment: an der schwarzen Wasserleitung, die den Fluss kreuzt, links hinaus mit mit der Leitung wenig später wieder zurück an das rechte Ufer
Return: Turn left before the black pipe that crosses the river. Now follow the pipe, which leads back across the river to the right bank. Follow the bank in a southerly direction to the parked car.

Ania: Canyon Start
Comment: dazu passend der wikiloc-Link
Approach: see at the beginning of the access a shortcut would also be possible, see photo gallery picture 2
Tour: See photos & video

Ania: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: direkt am Fluss, passend zu wikiloc-Link und Anfahrts-Link sowie Foto dessen in der Gallerie
Access: from Fornaci di Barga on the SR 445 through Filecchio: see also photo gallery picture no.1 A conversion also seems possible according to the map at see The access path to the river can be seen on the linked map. However, with 2x18 min. duration of the conversion and an even longer walk, this is not worthwhile. After all, the difference in altitude is only 100m for access without conversion.
Return: Turn left before the black pipe that crosses the river. Now follow the pipe, which leads back across the river to the right bank. Follow the bank in a southerly direction to the parked car.

Ania: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei einer evtl. - unnötigen - Umsetzung
Access: from Fornaci di Barga on the SR 445 through Filecchio: see also photo gallery picture no.1 A conversion also seems possible according to the map at see The access path to the river can be seen on the linked map. However, with 2x18 min. duration of the conversion and an even longer walk, this is not worthwhile. After all, the difference in altitude is only 100m for access without conversion.
Return: Turn left before the black pipe that crosses the river. Now follow the pipe, which leads back across the river to the right bank. Follow the bank in a southerly direction to the parked car.

Bidighinzos: Canyon Start
Approach: See "Overview" in "Photo Gallery": alternatively access to the top (E1) or only to the lower part (E2).\nThe descent can also be combined with a visit to the Nuraghi village of Tiscali and/or Grotta Vidighinzos, see:
Tour: See videos and photos.In part I 3 rappel: 16m -19m (12m+7m) - 20m\nIn part II 5-6 rappel: 13m - 5m - 4m - 5m - 20m

Bidighinzos: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, we turn right from the SP46 for 4.3 km from the point where the eastern road exit of Oliena joins the ring road and we go for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, we turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. There follows a climb on a narrow tarred road that later becomes a dirt road. After 4.4 km we come to a Y-junction. We take the one on the left. Where it goes away to the right to the Grotta di sa Oche (2.2 km after the Y-junction), we go straight on always on the "main track", ignoring the tracks going off to the right and after about 4 km (from the Y-junction) we come to a widening on the right of the track, where we park our car. A few meters further, the track crosses the stream su Codulone. See also "Overview" in "Photo Gallery
Return: Back on the access path at the bottom, turn right to the slope and then left across the creek to the car.

Bidighinzos: Canyon End
Return: Back on the access path at the bottom, turn right to the slope and then left across the creek to the car.

Weißgriesgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car in a westerly direction on a field path to the forest. Shortly before reaching the forest, take a path half-right uphill above the Karnergraben. After reaching the forest road, turn left (west) on it for about 350m, cross the stream (Karnergraben entry) and immediately afterwards turn right onto a path that leads up to the Riedenbergalm (1400m above sea level). Continue on faint tracks in a westerly direction to the Thaleralm (1435 m above sea level). From here, continue west on the slope until it branches off on the opposite slope. Now head steeply up the slope in a pathless NW direction and on the other side down to the streambed of the upper Weißgriesbach, which you reach at about 1450 m above sea level. At the beginning, you can descend for some time to the right of the streambed until you reach the first rappel (from the tree).
Tour: The ditch is not without scenic charm, especially the access and the return march through the Kaiserklamm gorge, but otherwise only offers a few interesting (narrow) passages. At around 880 m above sea level, the Weißgriesgraben flows into the Eilegger ditch, which descends from the left. In view of the amount of time required, including for moving the vehicles - preferably the evening before - this is something for lovers of combined tours and collectors.

Weißgriesgraben: Parking at Entry
Access: A vehicle for the exit of the tour is parked at the Kaiserhaus on the Brandenberger Ache (below the Kaiserklamm gorge). You get there from Kramsach first in the direction of the Sonnwendjoch chairlift, then from the parking lot of the valley station along the orographic right bank of the Brandenberger Ache in the direction of Aschau. After the village sign of Aschau, do not drive into the village, but turn right and continue up the Brandenberger Ache until you reach the large parking lot at the Kaiserhaus (about 13 km from Kramsach). Take the second vehicle to Kufstein and from there in a north-westerly direction to Thiersee. Via Schmiedthal and Ascherdorf you reach Landl (about 9 km from Vorderthiersee). Immediately after the village, turn left over the Thierseer Ache and up to Riedenberg (a good 5 km from Landl). Turn right at the first houses and park your car at the exit of the row of houses (980 m above sea level).
Return: At the bridge, shortly before reaching the Brandenberger Ache, go out to the left or right, then wade through the Brandenberger Ache and follow the path on the far bank (orographic. right) downstream. The path leads us through the Kaiserklamm gorge to the Kaiserhaus.

Weißgriesgraben: Parking at Exit
Access: A vehicle for the exit of the tour is parked at the Kaiserhaus on the Brandenberger Ache (below the Kaiserklamm gorge). You get there from Kramsach first in the direction of the Sonnwendjoch chairlift, then from the parking lot of the valley station along the orographic right bank of the Brandenberger Ache in the direction of Aschau. After the village sign of Aschau, do not drive into the village, but turn right and continue up the Brandenberger Ache until you reach the large parking lot at the Kaiserhaus (about 13 km from Kramsach). Take the second vehicle to Kufstein and from there in a north-westerly direction to Thiersee. Via Schmiedthal and Ascherdorf you reach Landl (about 9 km from Vorderthiersee). Immediately after the village, turn left over the Thierseer Ache and up to Riedenberg (a good 5 km from Landl). Turn right at the first houses and park your car at the exit of the row of houses (980 m above sea level).
Return: At the bridge, shortly before reaching the Brandenberger Ache, go out to the left or right, then wade through the Brandenberger Ache and follow the path on the far bank (orographic. right) downstream. The path leads us through the Kaiserklamm gorge to the Kaiserhaus.

Weißgriesgraben: Waypoint
Comment: 1 : marcher sur sentier/piste au-dessus de Karnergraben (descente)
Approach: From the car in a westerly direction on a field path to the forest. Shortly before reaching the forest, take a path half-right uphill above the Karnergraben. After reaching the forest road, turn left (west) on it for about 350m, cross the stream (Karnergraben entry) and immediately afterwards turn right onto a path that leads up to the Riedenbergalm (1400m above sea level). Continue on faint tracks in a westerly direction to the Thaleralm (1435 m above sea level). From here, continue west on the slope until it branches off on the opposite slope. Now head steeply up the slope in a pathless NW direction and on the other side down to the streambed of the upper Weißgriesbach, which you reach at about 1450 m above sea level. At the beginning, you can descend for some time to the right of the streambed until you reach the first rappel (from the tree).

Weißgriesgraben: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : de la piste à droite prendre le sentier vers Riedenbergalm (descente)
Approach: From the car in a westerly direction on a field path to the forest. Shortly before reaching the forest, take a path half-right uphill above the Karnergraben. After reaching the forest road, turn left (west) on it for about 350m, cross the stream (Karnergraben entry) and immediately afterwards turn right onto a path that leads up to the Riedenbergalm (1400m above sea level). Continue on faint tracks in a westerly direction to the Thaleralm (1435 m above sea level). From here, continue west on the slope until it branches off on the opposite slope. Now head steeply up the slope in a pathless NW direction and on the other side down to the streambed of the upper Weißgriesbach, which you reach at about 1450 m above sea level. At the beginning, you can descend for some time to the right of the streambed until you reach the first rappel (from the tree).

Weißgriesgraben: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 : passer Riedenbergalm (1400m alt.) et chercher la sente vers Thaleralm (descente)

Weißgriesgraben: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 : passer Thaleralm (1435m alt) et prendre la piste vers l\'ouest (descente)

Comment: 5 : traverser la crete (pas de sente) (descente)

Comment: traverser la rivière Brandenburger Ache (descente)

Infern: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Beginn des unteren Abschnitts
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.
Tour: First running sections, with a 9m rappel in between. Then in a beam (also possible outside) 20m down into the underworld. Continue under a roof of rocks. Further rappels, slides and possible jumps.

Infern: Canyon End
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Return: Not out to the river, but first up to the right and then beyond the ridge to the steel cable for the return transport across the river.

Infern: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 through Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). We go up to the right into the town and continue on the N-260 towards Sort. 6.8 km after Pobla de Segur (town center) we come to a tunnel. On the old road outside the tunnel would be the ideal parking place, but the access here is closed to motor vehicles. Also directly at the access to the old road one can park badly. So we have in our last visits this tunnel still crossed and then parked the car 2 km further before the next tunnel access (more space).
Return: Not out to the river, but first up to the right and then beyond the ridge to the steel cable for the return transport across the river.

Infern: Waypoint
Comment: Tyrolienne en câble à prendre pour l\'approche (descente)
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.

Infern: Waypoint1
Comment: Tyrolienne en câble à prendre pour le retour (descente)
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.

Vorderer Steinbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly at the parking lot walk the Fortsstraße along the Steinbach. After more than one kilometer, a bridge leads over the Vorderer Steinbach. Follow the hiking trail uphill and after about 500m turn right onto a clear path. This path leads slightly uphill until you reach a fork after about 700m. There you take the right path in the direction of Steinbach Alm. Shortly before the alpine pasture you can descend into the Steinbach.
Tour: see video!

Vorderer Steinbach: Canyon End
Return: Just before you get to the bridge of the access, you can get off on the right on a path. From the bridge back to the car.

Val Costamolin: Canyon Start
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2023-08-15: Approach very steep and difficult to find. A lot of burrs necessary, hooks only sparse and available in the most necessary places.
Approach: Wade through the Piave and hike briefly downstream to the mouth of the Val Costamolin. On the orographic right side of the gorge exit, take a well-marked path up the first mountain slope, then follow the markings until they lead downhill to the right. Keep left here, the path is no longer marked and is difficult to see in the high grass. Ascend above a drop-off, then follow the path, which is more visible here, until it flattens out in the area of the ruined Casera Costamolin Bassa. Do not follow the path marked on the tabacco map uphill here, but stay on an overgrown but clearly visible path at an altitude of 900m (freshly cut, cairns). After a short steeper ascent into a forest saddle, the path leads in a descending traverse into the streambed of Val Costamolin. The path is largely correctly marked in OSM.
Tour: 18 rappelling points up to 25m. The waterfalls are mostly washed out nice and smooth, and often have a water fountain built in. In the upper part, a 20min long descending section clouds the fun a bit. After 2/3 of the canyon there is a short artificial tunnel (here entry/exit to the right). In the lowest third the gorge becomes very narrow and steep, waterfalls and diving pools alternate.

Val Costamolin: Parking Entry and Exit
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2023-08-15: Approach very steep and difficult to find. A lot of burrs necessary, hooks only sparse and available in the most necessary places.
Access: At Ospitale di Cadore, get off the SS51 and then follow the old road upstream. Turn right down a short sand road and park the car on the gravel bank of the Piave.
Return: Crossing the Piave river and back to the car

Val Costamolin: Canyon End
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2023-08-15: Approach very steep and difficult to find. A lot of burrs necessary, hooks only sparse and available in the most necessary places.
Return: Crossing the Piave river and back to the car

Puntalet: Canyon Start
Approach: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284
Tour: 5 rappel, varied descent

Puntalet: Canyon End
Return: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284

Puntalet: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. We continue on the T-333 for another 5.5 km and then turn left into the village of Arnes. Here we head south - there are several options - towards "Toll de Vidre". After 4.1 km we come to the Coll de la Creu (590 m above sea level) and park our car here.
Return: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284

Tengelgraben: Canyon Start
2024-08-31: Top equipped, many fixed ropes. Taken as 2nd tour to Jabron, was on the way. Easy rappels
2023-06-20: All stands OK, Tyrolienne with steel cable but you do not have to use it. Many fixed ropes
Approach: Follow the cart path on the SW side (orographic right) of the stream until it reaches the stream.
Tour: The topographic view should be sufficient as a route description.

Tengelgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-31: Top equipped, many fixed ropes. Taken as 2nd tour to Jabron, was on the way. Easy rappels
2023-06-20: All stands OK, Tyrolienne with steel cable but you do not have to use it. Many fixed ropes
Access: By car to Bad Ischl, coming from there in the direction of Graz, Bad Goisern. Just before Bad Goisern turn off to Weissenbach. After the bridge over the Weissenbach keep left until in a bend, just before the exit of the road, a cart path branches off. Park here.
Return: Get off on the right side and back to the car.

Tengelgraben: Canyon End
2024-08-31: Top equipped, many fixed ropes. Taken as 2nd tour to Jabron, was on the way. Easy rappels
2023-06-20: All stands OK, Tyrolienne with steel cable but you do not have to use it. Many fixed ropes
Return: Get off on the right side and back to the car.

Chironico (Barougia): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge on the right side of the road on the left side of the Barougia river(s) another 50 m downstream.
Tour: After the water level control at the entry you have a short walking passages to the first downclimb passages (10m left from the tree --> walking --> 6m left from the tree) --> jump of approx. 6m --> after the pool you could get out right --> over a small conifer on the right you overcome the safest the approx. 10m into the pool before the stone bridge (possibly downclimb and slide) --> after the bridge comes the highest downclimb with approx. 30min deep pools (stand on the right, somewhat exposed) --> a tree entanglement follows with a 6m rappel, a R4 on the left and C25 on the right --> after the next small pools comes a short downclimb in a narrower canyon section --> from a bolthook on the left you rappel about 10m into the next pool --> the following places are best rappelled --> at about 660Hm the tour ends in front of a weir (the 40m rappel after the weir was not done during our ascent).

Chironico (Barougia): Canyon End
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Return: A few meters above the water diversion out to the right and on the path up to the road (do not take the power plant path, which leads a few meters after the start of the path horizontally and wire-secured slightly downhill!).

Chironico (Barougia): Waterlevel Checkpoint
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Leno di Terragnolo: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Anchors were fine and the rock was a bit slippery, but doable. Unfortunately, there was nothing to jump or swim until the end, as everything was covered in gravel. Shortly before the exit, the slide/j...
2025-05-28: Only 3 rappels, no feasible dives
2024-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Leno di Terragnolo Indications topo à revoir. Garer une voiture au parking aval (barrage) puis remonter au pont et prendre la route fermée au...
Approach: From the parking lot down into the wide and open streambed. Then a few meters downstream to the first rappel. Access: go back on foot and take the closed road towards San Nicolo. Cross a tunnel and climb over a mudslide that blocks the road to a large square below the road. The canyon begins at the dam wall.
Tour: 4 rappels, possible jumps, swimming routes

Leno di Terragnolo: Canyon End
2025-09-19: Anchors were fine and the rock was a bit slippery, but doable. Unfortunately, there was nothing to jump or swim until the end, as everything was covered in gravel. Shortly before the exit, the slide/j...
2025-05-28: Only 3 rappels, no feasible dives
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Return: After the road bridge, turn left and cross the bridge to the orographic right bank. From here along the road to the parking lot (it makes sense for one person to fetch the car and the others to wait).

Leno di Terragnolo: Parking at Entry
2025-09-19: Anchors were fine and the rock was a bit slippery, but doable. Unfortunately, there was nothing to jump or swim until the end, as everything was covered in gravel. Shortly before the exit, the slide/j...
2025-05-28: Only 3 rappels, no feasible dives
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Access: see Google approach from Rovereto in photo gallery: there is a large parking lot by the river. From Roverto, take the S.S 46 towards Vallarsa as far as the Eremo di San Colombano, where you can park near the entrance to the hydroelectric power station.
Return: After the road bridge, turn left and cross the bridge to the orographic right bank. From here along the road to the parking lot (it makes sense for one person to fetch the car and the others to wait).

Leno di Terragnolo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Eremo di San Colombano (parking) (descente)
Access: see Google approach from Rovereto in photo gallery: there is a large parking lot by the river. From Roverto, take the S.S 46 towards Vallarsa as far as the Eremo di San Colombano, where you can park near the entrance to the hydroelectric power station.
Return: After the road bridge, turn left and cross the bridge to the orographic right bank. From here along the road to the parking lot (it makes sense for one person to fetch the car and the others to wait).

Leno di Terragnolo: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Lonte di Leno with 4 rappels (max 15m) till quote 811m.
Approach: From the parking lot down into the wide and open streambed. Then a few meters downstream to the first rappel. Access: go back on foot and take the closed road towards San Nicolo. Cross a tunnel and climb over a mudslide that blocks the road to a large square below the road. The canyon begins at the dam wall.
Tour: 4 rappels, possible jumps, swimming routes

Wallbach: Canyon Start
2022-05-21: One week after the big flood which destroyed the hiking trail and bridges. Many anchors at 3 or -1m, tricky downclimbs as a result. I set a few anchors, but not so that you can now get through the can...
Approach: From the valley station of the cable car we take the hiking trail towards Wallbachschlucht, which leads upwards along the Wallbach. After some time we cross the Wallbach to the orographic left side and continue upstream with a view of the waterfalls. We come to a bridge where the trail changes again to the other side of the stream. We follow the path uphill, but leave it at the second serpentine and climb down to the stream without a path. Now we can either enter directly here (E2) or continue hiking and climbing up the creek on the orographic left bank on indistinct tracks. Here the stream offers some nice jumps and slides.
Tour: After our start (E1) downstream so first the mentioned playful elements, then the canyon, which offers besides some rappel also slides and jumps. When the last rappel is "done" and the stream loses interest as we proceed, we exit to the left onto the path.

Wallbach: Canyon End
2022-05-21: One week after the big flood which destroyed the hiking trail and bridges. Many anchors at 3 or -1m, tricky downclimbs as a result. I set a few anchors, but not so that you can now get through the can...
Return: Down the trail, over the bridge and back to the cable car parking lot.

Wallbach: Alternative Canyon Start
2022-05-21: One week after the big flood which destroyed the hiking trail and bridges. Many anchors at 3 or -1m, tricky downclimbs as a result. I set a few anchors, but not so that you can now get through the can...
Comment: Entrée 2 : clue seulement (descente)
Approach: From the valley station of the cable car we take the hiking trail towards Wallbachschlucht, which leads upwards along the Wallbach. After some time we cross the Wallbach to the orographic left side and continue upstream with a view of the waterfalls. We come to a bridge where the trail changes again to the other side of the stream. We follow the path uphill, but leave it at the second serpentine and climb down to the stream without a path. Now we can either enter directly here (E2) or continue hiking and climbing up the creek on the orographic left bank on indistinct tracks. Here the stream offers some nice jumps and slides.
Tour: After our start (E1) downstream so first the mentioned playful elements, then the canyon, which offers besides some rappel also slides and jumps. When the last rappel is "done" and the stream loses interest as we proceed, we exit to the left onto the path.

Wallbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the A6/A8 (Bern - Interlaken) at Lake Thun via exit 18 (Lattigen) and drive up the Simmental valley. After 34 km (from the highway exit) we come to Zweisimmen. The road on the right leads on to Gstaad, but we turn left and drive to Lenk (13 km from Zweisimmen). In Lenk we head for the parking lot at the valley station of the Waleggbahn (see Approach I and II in the photo gallery at carto.net).
Return: Down the trail, over the bridge and back to the cable car parking lot.

Ti Cap: Canyon Start
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Approach: The road now continues as a hiking trail leading towards Cap Blanc, La Plaine des Sables. We cross the Rivière Langevin and climb slightly uphill for about 45 min. At a viewpoint we have a view of the first waterfall. A little later we cross the Ravine de Sept Bras, which flows in from the right, and enter the Langevin at its mouth.
Tour: See video and photos !

Ti Cap: Canyon End
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2024-02-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ti Cap Entré par la chapelle cap blanc avec un bon débit, Sur cette section de ti cap a partir du saut de 7m tous les relais sont tous okTop c...
Return: After the large natural arch over the river, we get off to the left (cairn 2017), meet our approach path at the top and follow it back to the car.

Badanela (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: We now continue along the "main road", the tarred surface ends (anno 2016) and after about 200m we turn off onto a dirt road to the right. We follow it - on the right below we see the also canyoning accessible stream Alem - and come about 700m after the junction to a bridge over the Alem. It now goes 100m further slightly uphill, then we turn right at a fork of the track and reach a small meadow plain. 300m after the last fork, the track enters the forest. Here, in 2016, construction work was in progress to extend the slope. The slope transformed into an old mule track. Roughly estimated about 900m after entering the forest (anno 2016), a path completely overgrown with ginger plants branches off to the right. It is very difficult to find and was also overlooked by us at first. The approximate GPS coordinates for the turnoff are 39°27'56.14 "N 31°10'20.42 "W. We follow this old path down to the river. Measured entry coordinates here are 39°27'59.0 "N 31°10'19.7 "W.
Tour: The tour starts with a jump into a large pool under a rock overhang on the left bank. After about 40 min. of wading, downclimbing and swimming, we come to a 12m rappel (according to the cited book - estimated probably just under 10m) into a large, almost circular pool. Here we jumped. After another 45 min. we come to an inclined rappel (16m), which leads into a large, also circular pool. Immediately afterwards, the last rappel (19m) awaits us. After that we go downstream for another 20 minutes until we reach the reservoir. Here you should climb the steep bank on the left as early as possible to avoid the following mud passage to the reservoir.

Badanela (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: From the dam wall up the slope we reach after 400m or about 10 min the car parked on the righthand side.

Badanela (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Santa Cruz we take the road ER 1-2 in the direction of Ponta Delgada (northern direction, near the coast). Calculated from the northern exit of the runway of the airport of Santa Cruz we reach after about 2.7 km the center of Fazenda (de Santa Cruz). There we turn left in front of the church dominating the village and follow a road first in direction SW, later more in direction WSW for about 1,25 km. Here the road forks. On the right we go down to the small reservoir, where the exit is at the end of the tour. On the "main road" to the right we find here a parking place for the car.
Return: From the dam wall up the slope we reach after 400m or about 10 min the car parked on the righthand side.

Badanela (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Santa Cruz we take the road ER 1-2 in the direction of Ponta Delgada (northern direction, near the coast). Calculated from the northern exit of the runway of the airport of Santa Cruz we reach after about 2.7 km the center of Fazenda (de Santa Cruz). There we turn left in front of the church dominating the village and follow a road first in direction SW, later more in direction WSW for about 1,25 km. Here the road forks. On the right we go down to the small reservoir, where the exit is at the end of the tour. On the "main road" to the right we find here a parking place for the car.
Return: From the dam wall up the slope we reach after 400m or about 10 min the car parked on the righthand side.

Ecot: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the road bridge.
Tour: Succession of smaller steps in granite. After the Pont du Lama, where there is a possibility of exit, in the second part more ravined. See photos & videos.

Ecot: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ecot Pas mal de groupes dans le canyon mais ce n’est pas gênant. Équipement qui fait souvent contourner les obstacles. Il faut bien sonder et...
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Return: Left out to the road and on this back to the car.

Ecot: Canyon End
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ecot Pas mal de groupes dans le canyon mais ce n’est pas gênant. Équipement qui fait souvent contourner les obstacles. Il faut bien sonder et...
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Return: Left out to the road and on this back to the car.

Antolina: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Nice tour that gets better and better. 1-2 hooks loose or worth replacing. Ideal on the NM after e.g. Isorno
2025-09-17: From the half of the canyon cool tour mega finish. Anchors ok!
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Approach: From Maglioggio, follow the signs for Madonne del Ronco/Alpe Aleccio. You come to another road (closed to motor vehicles), follow it for a short distance, leave it to the left at a small chapel and later rejoin the small road. Follow it to a water drainage where you enter the Antolina (downclimb the ladder on the right).
Tour: The canyon gradually becomes deeper and narrower until it exits with a 55m waterfall. The water falls down in a chute that is so narrow that you cannot see it from further out. Before the high bridge, there is an exit on the right up to the road. Slippery terrain.

Antolina: Canyon End
2025-09-19: Nice tour that gets better and better. 1-2 hooks loose or worth replacing. Ideal on the NM after e.g. Isorno
2025-09-17: From the half of the canyon cool tour mega finish. Anchors ok!
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Return: Approx. 200 m after the last rappel (C 18) turn left out and to the car.

Antolina: Parking at Entry
2025-09-19: Nice tour that gets better and better. 1-2 hooks loose or worth replacing. Ideal on the NM after e.g. Isorno
2025-09-17: From the half of the canyon cool tour mega finish. Anchors ok!
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Access: From Domodossola northwards, bypass Crodo on the right on the through road and after the village turn right to Maglioggio. Cross the Fiume Toce and continue uphill. In the first hairpin bend to the right, you can turn left onto a dirt road to the stream. Park the (first) car there (other access to the exit described at CICA RUDE CLAN on the Internet). Take the second car up to Maglioggio. At the junction before the village, take the left-hand road to park if there is no free parking space in Magglioggio (approx. 17 km from Domodossola).
Return: Approx. 200 m after the last rappel (C 18) turn left out and to the car.

Antolina: Parking at Exit
Access: From Domodossola northwards, bypass Crodo on the right on the through road and after the village turn right to Maglioggio. Cross the Fiume Toce and continue uphill. In the first hairpin bend to the right, you can turn left onto a dirt road to the stream. Park the (first) car there (other access to the exit described at CICA RUDE CLAN on the Internet). Take the second car up to Maglioggio. At the junction before the village, take the left-hand road to park if there is no free parking space in Magglioggio (approx. 17 km from Domodossola).
Return: Approx. 200 m after the last rappel (C 18) turn left out and to the car.

Minster: Canyon Start
Approach: From the square at the bus stop directly into the stream.
Tour: Quite open, many small steps, also some possible jumps. The second part is then more interesting with an attractive "crux". If the water flow is strong, you can bypass this narrow section at the top left (then 25m rappel, otherwise 15m longest rappel).

Minster: Canyon End
Return: After the exit of the narrow section, continue for about 100 m in the stony streambed, then turn right onto a dirt road (Holzstadel on the left) and follow it up to the tarred road.

Minster: Parking at Entry
Access: From the A 13 freeway in the direction of Chur, at the height of Sargans, turn onto the A 3 in the direction of Zurich. Drive past Lake Walen to the southeastern foothills of Lake Zurich and 51.7 km after Sargans you will reach the Lachen exit (No. 41). Here we leave the A 3 and drive in first direction OSO to Siebnen and from there in southern direction over the Sattelegg mountain pass (1190 m above sea level) to the Sihlsee. On the east shore southwards to Euthal.further on the Sihlsee southwards to Unteriberg. Almost at the exit of the village turn right to Oberiberg. Exactly 2 km after this turnoff we park the first car at a suitable place (right below the road farm).\nWith the second vehicle (or on foot) continue to Oberiberg (1.3 km) and there turn right to Tschalun (another 450 m).
Return: After the exit of the narrow section, continue for about 100 m in the stony streambed, then turn right onto a dirt road (Holzstadel on the left) and follow it up to the tarred road.

Minster: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A 13 freeway in the direction of Chur, at the height of Sargans, turn onto the A 3 in the direction of Zurich. Drive past Lake Walen to the southeastern foothills of Lake Zurich and 51.7 km after Sargans you will reach the Lachen exit (No. 41). Here we leave the A 3 and drive in first direction OSO to Siebnen and from there in southern direction over the Sattelegg mountain pass (1190 m above sea level) to the Sihlsee. On the east shore southwards to Euthal.further on the Sihlsee southwards to Unteriberg. Almost at the exit of the village turn right to Oberiberg. Exactly 2 km after this turnoff we park the first car at a suitable place (right below the road farm).\nWith the second vehicle (or on foot) continue to Oberiberg (1.3 km) and there turn right to Tschalun (another 450 m).
Return: After the exit of the narrow section, continue for about 100 m in the stony streambed, then turn right onto a dirt road (Holzstadel on the left) and follow it up to the tarred road.

Minster: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: l\'entrée pour la 2. partie (descente)
Approach: From the square at the bus stop directly into the stream.
Tour: Quite open, many small steps, also some possible jumps. The second part is then more interesting with an attractive "crux". If the water flow is strong, you can bypass this narrow section at the top left (then 25m rappel, otherwise 15m longest rappel).

Chaliko Rema: Canyon Start
Approach: At the church, a paved path descends to the left, which soon mutates into a pad. We meet an open water pipe and follow the path to the left. After passing below a water reservoir, we take the path that descends to the right and meets a horizontal slope. Here a few meters to the right and then following the sign 'Tornos Canyon 100 m' left (northeast) down to the stream. Entry at the bridge.
Tour: Where the Chalikorema joins the Prousos flowing in from the left, up the Prousos. We come to a gorge constriction with the name 'Mikro Pantavrehi' (pantavrehi = everything rains). Here you could immediately go right up to the slope and then left over the bridge back to the village of Tornos, but it is worthwhile to continue in the Prousos a few meters further up the stream to the next interesting narrow point.

Chaliko Rema: Canyon End
Comment: nach dem Aufstieg im Prousos Bach
Return: Before this bottleneck (after having looked at it) we go right (westward) on an inconspicuous path up to the said track, on it left over the bridge high above the Prousos and then continue following the track until we meet our approach path. Return along this path to the village of Tornos.

Chaliko Rema: Waypoint
Comment: hier endet der Chaliko Rema Canyon, von hier den Prousos Bach aufwärts
Approach: At the church, a paved path descends to the left, which soon mutates into a pad. We meet an open water pipe and follow the path to the left. After passing below a water reservoir, we take the path that descends to the right and meets a horizontal slope. Here a few meters to the right and then following the sign 'Tornos Canyon 100 m' left (northeast) down to the stream. Entry at the bridge.

Chaliko Rema: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. We continue for about 3.5 km and then turn left down to the village of Tornos. We park our car in the square in front of the village.
Return: Before this bottleneck (after having looked at it) we go right (westward) on an inconspicuous path up to the said track, on it left over the bridge high above the Prousos and then continue following the track until we meet our approach path. Return along this path to the village of Tornos.

Chassezac: Canyon Start
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Approach: A little north of the viewpoint, a path leads us down to the river at the beginning of the narrow La Rajoule.
Tour: Rappels, climbs, swims between granite walls. Caution: a dangerous siphon!

Chassezac: Canyon End
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Return: It is best to go out to the right after the long bottleneck 'La Rajole' and up to the Belvedere on path tracks (red dots).You can also continue for about 1 hour to a small dam, out to the right and on a path with blue markings up to Garde Guerrin and from there right to the Belvedere.A further walk to Pied de Borne (another 2 hours) would only be tiring.

Chassezac: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Ales, head north on the D 906 to Villefort (55 km). Continue north on the D 906 for a further 8 km until shortly after the hamlet of Garde Guerrin, a small road branches off to the right to the Belvedere du Chassezac (800 m from the junction). Park your car at the viewpoint.
Return: It is best to go out to the right after the long bottleneck 'La Rajole' and up to the Belvedere on path tracks (red dots).You can also continue for about 1 hour to a small dam, out to the right and on a path with blue markings up to Garde Guerrin and from there right to the Belvedere.A further walk to Pied de Borne (another 2 hours) would only be tiring.

Chassezac: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: integral
Approach: A little north of the viewpoint, a path leads us down to the river at the beginning of the narrow La Rajoule.
Tour: Rappels, climbs, swims between granite walls. Caution: a dangerous siphon!

Chassezac: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: klassisches Ende
Return: It is best to go out to the right after the long bottleneck 'La Rajole' and up to the Belvedere on path tracks (red dots).You can also continue for about 1 hour to a small dam, out to the right and on a path with blue markings up to Garde Guerrin and from there right to the Belvedere.A further walk to Pied de Borne (another 2 hours) would only be tiring.

Grenant: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the church, head east up a small path, past the school (alternative parking lot) and uphill on a footpath on the orographic right side of the Grenant stream. Above a house in the middle of a meadow, the path crosses the Grenant and continues uphill. You meet a larger path, follow it to the left, again towards the stream. It becomes a path again and descends to a meadow with 2 houses. This is the entry point. - Parking at the school is not permitted. - If you use the shuttle, park in the right place. (Large parking lot next to the D921) it is forbidden to park at the Chem. de Bagne - The lower parking lot is in front of a church and in the middle of a village, please be considerate and friendly.
Tour: Simple, but rewarding. The stream is also walked commercially.

Grenant: Canyon End
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Return: After the 15 m inclined drop clearly recognizable and given by "sortie" right out, up to the ascent path and on this down to the car.

Grenant: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Chambery on the A43 in the direction of Lyon. After about 15 km leave the highway at exit 12 (Lac d'Aiguebelette), take the D 921 in (southern) direction St-Alban-de-Montbel west along the lake and continue to Bridoire (9km from highway). In Bridoire it is best to park the car in the shade of the church.
Return: After the 15 m inclined drop clearly recognizable and given by "sortie" right out, up to the ascent path and on this down to the car.

Chailles: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper vehicle, follow a small path steeply down to Guiers. Rappel in from the orographic right.
Tour: Impressive great canyon below a reservoir. Pay good attention to the existing siphons! If possible go at low water. Good to combine with the nearby Grenant.

Chailles: Canyon End
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2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chailles DC+ : Très bien équipé, en particulier dans la partie amont et autour de l’arche.Présence de nombreux pièges (siphons peu visibles en...
Comment: usstieg vorgegeben, vertikal li. hinauf vor dem Siphon
Return: According to the current regulations, before the canal crossings in the Guiers, follow the path left on ropes up to the canal (called "echappatoire" on the signs at the top vehicle) and follow it to the second vehicle (according to descente-canyon.com). It is better to follow the path up to the road that crosses the canal. This exit is just before a siphon, which you have to bypass anyway, and can be recognized by a cemented iron bar (formerly apparently a warning sign). The conventional (more convenient) exit (on the aforementioned and therefore no longer current "sortie" sign) is about 300 m later after the canyon opens (100 m afterwards) up to the left and under the large water pipes to the car. There may now be problems here with the fishermen.

Chailles: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Chambery on the N 6 in (southern) direction to Les Echelles (24 km from Chambery). From there, continue on the N6 (now in a westerly direction) to Chailles (another 5 km). About 500 m after Chailles you can see the dam on the left side; next to the road there is a big place to park the 1st (upper) car with an information board.\nWith the second sth continue 3.5 km down to the crossing at St Beron. Here turn left onto the D 203 in (southwest) direction St Albin. After the bridge over the Guiers keep left in the direction of Voissant. After crossing a small river soon turn left to Verchere. Go through the hamlet, down towards Guiers, turn right at the T-junction and go downhill. Before the road rises again, park the lower vehicle at a suitable place.
Return: According to the current regulations, before the canal crossings in the Guiers, follow the path left on ropes up to the canal (called "echappatoire" on the signs at the top vehicle) and follow it to the second vehicle (according to descente-canyon.com). It is better to follow the path up to the road that crosses the canal. This exit is just before a siphon, which you have to bypass anyway, and can be recognized by a cemented iron bar (formerly apparently a warning sign). The conventional (more convenient) exit (on the aforementioned and therefore no longer current "sortie" sign) is about 300 m later after the canyon opens (100 m afterwards) up to the left and under the large water pipes to the car. There may now be problems here with the fishermen.

Chailles: Parking at Exit
Comment: neuer Parkplatz, da Ausstieg jetzt vorgegeben
Access: From Chambery on the N 6 in (southern) direction to Les Echelles (24 km from Chambery). From there, continue on the N6 (now in a westerly direction) to Chailles (another 5 km). About 500 m after Chailles you can see the dam on the left side; next to the road there is a big place to park the 1st (upper) car with an information board.\nWith the second sth continue 3.5 km down to the crossing at St Beron. Here turn left onto the D 203 in (southwest) direction St Albin. After the bridge over the Guiers keep left in the direction of Voissant. After crossing a small river soon turn left to Verchere. Go through the hamlet, down towards Guiers, turn right at the T-junction and go downhill. Before the road rises again, park the lower vehicle at a suitable place.
Return: According to the current regulations, before the canal crossings in the Guiers, follow the path left on ropes up to the canal (called "echappatoire" on the signs at the top vehicle) and follow it to the second vehicle (according to descente-canyon.com). It is better to follow the path up to the road that crosses the canal. This exit is just before a siphon, which you have to bypass anyway, and can be recognized by a cemented iron bar (formerly apparently a warning sign). The conventional (more convenient) exit (on the aforementioned and therefore no longer current "sortie" sign) is about 300 m later after the canyon opens (100 m afterwards) up to the left and under the large water pipes to the car. There may now be problems here with the fishermen.

Reposoir: Canyon Start
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Approach: A few meters north of the bridge, where the (lower) vehicle is parked, a path begins that climbs steeply, meets a path that we take to the right and come to the tarred road. Follow it until you reach the widening mentioned above. From here we go directly into the stream.
Tour: Varied rappel sequence, 2 grotto passages possible. Slippery. Useful in conjunction with the nearby Pont du Diable (same stream).

Reposoir: Canyon End
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Return: Before the bridge go out to the left.

Reposoir: Parking at Entry
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Access: From the Annecy - Chambery highway (A 41/E 712), take the Aix-les-Bains Nord/ Gresy-sur-Aix exit onto the D 911 and head (initially northeast) towards Lescheraines, Chatelard for 20 km, then (before Lescheraines) turn left onto the D 912 towards Col de Leschaux. After 1.3 km, turn right onto the D61a to Bellecombe-en-Bauges (another 3 km) and from here head east up to Mont-Devant. Go straight on to the houses and then turn right slightly downhill to the bridge over the Bellecombe. Park your car here. If you have a second vehicle (not necessary), go back to the houses, then up to the right, finally along the Bellecombe up to a clear widening of the road, shortly after crossing a stream coming from the left. Park your 2nd vehicle here (or in the parking lot right next to it).
Return: Before the bridge go out to the left.

Reposoir: Parking at Exit
Access: From the Annecy - Chambery highway (A 41/E 712), take the Aix-les-Bains Nord/ Gresy-sur-Aix exit onto the D 911 and head (initially northeast) towards Lescheraines, Chatelard for 20 km, then (before Lescheraines) turn left onto the D 912 towards Col de Leschaux. After 1.3 km, turn right onto the D61a to Bellecombe-en-Bauges (another 3 km) and from here head east up to Mont-Devant. Go straight on to the houses and then turn right slightly downhill to the bridge over the Bellecombe. Park your car here. If you have a second vehicle (not necessary), go back to the houses, then up to the right, finally along the Bellecombe up to a clear widening of the road, shortly after crossing a stream coming from the left. Park your 2nd vehicle here (or in the parking lot right next to it).
Return: Before the bridge go out to the left.

Toidlbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow a forest road until you reach a junction where you continue to the left. At the Mühlaueralm, this branches into a wide footpath that rises to the right and a narrow footpath that branches off to the left through the forest, which you now follow uphill for about 350 meters. This path crosses the Toidlbach directly at the entry.
Tour: The route is mostly well set up, but at some break-offs the belay is missing. Then you have to go into the forest and avoid the places.

Toidlbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Wer sich die Mautkosten für die Postalmstraße sparen will kann sich rechts (Richtung Postalm) in eine kleine Straßenbucht stellen und beispielsweise mit dem Bike zu den Einstiegen der Postalm Canyons gelangen.
Access: By car on the Westautobahn exit at Regau, continue in the direction of Salzburg and in Weißenbach (about 10 kilometers after Bad Ischl) exit in the direction of Postalm (toll road 30.- per car and 40.- per person). Park in the first sharp leftward haipin bend after the toll booth.
Return: When you reach the road, you can either return to the parking lot or rappel the last few meters after the bridge and reach a forest road on which you can turn left and return to the main road.

Toidlbach: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the road, you can either return to the parking lot or rappel the last few meters after the bridge and reach a forest road on which you can turn left and return to the main road.

Mujib Siq: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk back on the "65" again 1.9 km in southern direction. Normally a transport is organized insofar by the guide. Then left up the bad track, at the top then turn left onto a track coming from the right and follow this track, finally steeply down to Wadi Mujib.
Tour: We wade through the narrow entrance gap that the river has eaten into the rock face. After some time we come to the only rappel (17m), which is completed largely outside the beam. After some time of further walking we come to some steps, some of which are set up with fixed ropes (also to bypass a siphon), some with iron clamps.

Mujib Siq: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg Hidan Siq u. Mujib Siq P2 für Ausstieg Hidan integral (Ausstieg vor Mujib Siq)
Access: We drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction", there we turn right and continue on the "65" northward for 25.4 km and come to the bridge over the Wadi Mujib. We park our car in the parking lot on the right after the bridge. Here we also find the guides, without whose company we cannot do the tour (canyoning prohibited with permission reservation).
Return: At the end of the tour before reaching the road bridge exit to the right on a concrete wall.

Mujib Siq: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg)
Access: We drive from the city of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction", there we turn right and continue on the "65" northward for 25.4 km and come to the bridge over the Wadi Mujib. We park our car in the parking lot on the right after the bridge. Here we also find the guides, without whose company we cannot do the tour (canyoning prohibited with permission reservation).
Return: At the end of the tour before reaching the road bridge exit to the right on a concrete wall.

Mujib Siq: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the tour before reaching the road bridge exit to the right on a concrete wall.

Numeira Siq: Canyon Start
Comment: der Wendepunkt nach den Canyonaufstieg, höchster Punkt
Approach: After a few meters we are standing in the wadi under the big clamping block.
Tour: We follow the watercourse upward between towering rock walls. The canyon becomes narrower. Once we have to climb a small step. Where the canyon opens up again towards the top is the turning point. The way back is the same.

Numeira Siq: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ggf. (zB mit 4x4) kann auch weiter bis in den Schluchtausgang gefahren werden.
Access: We drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and continue left on the "65" towards Aqaba. After 13.3 km, immediately after a factory on the right-hand side, we come to the Martyrs' Monument (Martys), also on the right-hand side, just before the bridge over the Wadi Hudeira/Numeira. We can either park our car here or, if possible, drive to the canyon exit.
Return: Direct to the car

Numeira Siq: Canyon End
Return: Direct to the car

Rheby: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the church, we follow the dirt road uphill in a northerly, later north-easterly direction. We cross another path and now follow a path until a sign points to the Rhéby canyon. We continue along the path as it swings over a side stream. Continuing north across a clearing in the forest, we reach the entry point.
Tour: Short but attractive, well to combine with the nearby Trefond-Pernaz and/or Arodin. Prohibited in August and from Nov. 1 to April 14 (as of 2012).

Rheby: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Wenn möglich, direkt an der Kirche
Access: Leave the A 40 freeway (Geneva-Lyon) when it turns towards Paris in the direction of Lyon. Now 10 km on the A 42 direction Lyon to leave it via the D 77E. Before Amberieu (en Bugey) one comes on the N 75, drives on this to the south. 9 km further one drives over Rhone and turns shortly afterwards in the direction of the east. On the left bank, Rhone goes up for 5.5 km. Here we leave the N 75 and cross to Villebois on the other side of the Rhone. Here we park near the church.
Return: After the last waterfall (C9) a sign ("sortie canyon") points out to the left. It goes steeply up again to the path on which we came and on this right down to Villebois.

Rheby: Canyon End
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Return: After the last waterfall (C9) a sign ("sortie canyon") points out to the left. It goes steeply up again to the path on which we came and on this right down to Villebois.

Ternèze Boyat: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the slope and march to the entry, which can not be missed.
Tour: see video & photos

Ternèze Boyat: Canyon End
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Return: Left out, up to the slope and back to the car.

Schwarzbach (Garmisch-Partenkirchen): Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the forest road - it bends in a northerly direction - and after 850 m we come to a fork. We take the left branch of the road and after another 1100 m we come to a sharp left-hand bend, from where we can already see the Schwarzbach on the righthand side. Here we leave the forest road and follow the lanes in a NNW direction. At a suitable point, we descend into the streambed. Alternatively, stay on the path until it reaches the level of the streambed (plus 1 small slide and 1 mini jump).
Tour: Anchors were repeatedly removed, but then rappels from trees mostly possible Starting with a small rappel, we follow the watercourse. We hike, climb down and then rappel again. Later, we also pass through a narrow crevasse between slabs that rise vertically to the right and left of the stream. Immediately after the pipe passage, we exit to the left.

Schwarzbach (Garmisch-Partenkirchen): Canyon End
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Return: At the top of the bridge, we take the forest road in a southerly direction directly to the car.

Schwarzbach (Garmisch-Partenkirchen): Alternative Canyon End
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Return: At the top of the bridge, we take the forest road in a southerly direction directly to the car.

Schwarzbach (Garmisch-Partenkirchen): Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from Mittenwald/Garmisch-Partenkirchen, we drive via Krün on the B 11 to Wallgau. Continue on the B 11 in the direction of Walchensee and Kochelsee. 50 m after the last houses in Wallgau, we see the "Berghof" on the right, set back from the road at the edge of the forest. We turn left here onto the forest road and park our car in front of the no-vehicle sign.
Return: At the top of the bridge, we take the forest road in a southerly direction directly to the car.

Schwarzbach (Garmisch-Partenkirchen): Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Mittenwald/Garmisch-Partenkirchen, we drive via Krün on the B 11 to Wallgau. Continue on the B 11 in the direction of Walchensee and Kochelsee. 50 m after the last houses in Wallgau, we see the "Berghof" on the right, set back from the road at the edge of the forest. We turn left here onto the forest road and park our car in front of the no-vehicle sign.

Saxetbach (unterer): Canyon Start
2025-07-13: It's quite pretty. Very well established. Fixed ropes the whole way down - we didn't take ours out of the bag. The water was quite stained and the jumps didn't look that enticing. Very simple walk...
Approach: We take the path that leads into the canyon. At the fork we stay on the right near the stream. At the exit of the clear path we get in.
Tour: Only 4 rappel, jump and slides. Best secured and equipped with idR permanently installed handrails. Between two gorge sections about 10 min walk. At the exit of the second gorge section after the bridge turn left.

Saxetbach (unterer): Canyon End
2025-07-13: It's quite pretty. Very well established. Fixed ropes the whole way down - we didn't take ours out of the bag. The water was quite stained and the jumps didn't look that enticing. Very simple walk...
Return: Up to the bridge, across the river and down the road to the car.

Hinterer Kreidengraben: Canyon Start
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2025-05-16: A beautiful, but very short, rappel canyon. All anchors are in good condition, mostly 2 anchor points. Unfortunately mostly unfavorably placed - rope protectors are recommended.
Approach: If available, you can also cycle to the exit (approx. 1.3km). From the parking lot, continue along Hinterautalstraße, cross the Isar and continue along the orographic right bank. 1.3 km after the parking lot we cross the Isar again to the southern bank and after another 270 m we come to the bridge over the Kreidengraben (exit). It is also possible to walk to or back from the bridge on the "Isarsteig" on the orographic left bank of the Isar. 20 m after the bridge, we take the forest road up to the right. 800 m further on, the forest road bends to the left (1080 m above sea level). Here we leave it and take the path that leads south along the Hinterer Kreidengraben. After about 50 m, we descend in a hollow on the right down to the stream.
Tour: First descend a few meters in the open streambed until a continuous sequence of rappels begins. Exit after the confluence with the stream from the Vorderer Kreidengraben.

Hinterer Kreidengraben: Canyon End
2025-05-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hinterer Kreidengraben Un beau canyon de rappel, mais très court. L'état de tous les crochets est bon, principalement 2 points d'ancrage. Malh...
2025-05-16: A beautiful, but very short, rappel canyon. All anchors are in good condition, mostly 2 anchor points. Unfortunately mostly unfavorably placed - rope protectors are recommended.
Return: On the road or the "Isarsteig" back to the parking lot.

Hinterer Kreidengraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hinterer Kreidengraben Un beau canyon de rappel, mais très court. L'état de tous les crochets est bon, principalement 2 points d'ancrage. Malh...
2025-05-16: A beautiful, but very short, rappel canyon. All anchors are in good condition, mostly 2 anchor points. Unfortunately mostly unfavorably placed - rope protectors are recommended.
Access: From Germany: Pass Mittenwald on the B 2 to Scharnitz, from Austria from Innsbruck past Seefeld on the B 177. Turn southeast of the Isar bridge, cross under the railroad and after 400m turn left to park your car in the large parking lot (fee - anno 2025: 7 euros/day). If you drive another 500m and are lucky, you will also find a free parking lot on the right behind the Isar bridge (also fee - anno 2025: 7 euros/day).
Return: On the road or the "Isarsteig" back to the parking lot.

Yarikkaya Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: Access from below (P2). Access during conversion:
Tour: 17 rappel at http://pandernegi.org/yarikkaya-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/ ; 27 rappel in the book by Erdal Yalcin

Yarikkaya Kanyonu: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: P1 (Ausstieg) - ohne Umsetzung auch für Zustieg
Access: For implementation:
Return: At the end of the canyon out on the track and after P2

Yarikkaya Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Zustieg bei Umsetzung)
Access: For implementation:
Return: At the end of the canyon out on the track and after P2

Yarikkaya Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the canyon out on the track and after P2

Riolan: Canyon Start
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Approach: Straight down to the creek.
Tour: 1st part partly in the basement, no rappel at normal water level. With a lot of water 5 rappels. Exits with the arched bridge. Then running section. 2nd part increasingly narrower as it progresses. No too high rappels. Some slides and possible jumps after prior inspection. The water is mostly naturally cloudy due to the suspended mud.

Riolan: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz beim Einstieg zur Riolan
Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After about 17 km, turn left at the Charles Albert bridge over the Var and take the D 17 up to Gilette and continue on a winding road behind the Esteron valley to Roquesteron (approx. 26 km from the Var bridge). 3.5 km after Roquesteron, turn left onto the D 10. After another 3.5 km, cross the bridge at the Riolan exit. Park your car at the exit. Take the second car back to the D 17 and turn left to Sigale. Through the village and uphill in serpentines. After about 3.5 km from Sigale we pass the old arched bridge deep below us over the Riolan and 500m further on we come to the upper parking lot (yellowed canyoning sign).
Return: Before the road bridge right up or after the bridge right to the road.

Riolan: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz beim Ausstieg der Riolan
Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After about 17 km, turn left at the Charles Albert bridge over the Var and take the D 17 up to Gilette and continue on a winding road behind the Esteron valley to Roquesteron (approx. 26 km from the Var bridge). 3.5 km after Roquesteron, turn left onto the D 10. After another 3.5 km, cross the bridge at the Riolan exit. Park your car at the exit. Take the second car back to the D 17 and turn left to Sigale. Through the village and uphill in serpentines. After about 3.5 km from Sigale we pass the old arched bridge deep below us over the Riolan and 500m further on we come to the upper parking lot (yellowed canyoning sign).
Return: Before the road bridge right up or after the bridge right to the road.

Riolan: Canyon End
Return: Before the road bridge right up or after the bridge right to the road.

Covatanne: Canyon Start
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Approach: Before the road bridge over the Arnon, we turn left onto the hiking trail towards Sainte Croix. After a good half hour, this crosses the river. After that we look for an entry point into the river.
Tour: The first part offers some smaller rappels. At the end of the short gorge, it is best to take the access path back and then climb right before the beginning of the second and more interesting section of the gorge. Here are some jumps and slides.

Covatanne: Canyon End
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Return: Where the canyon ends, right up the trail and out to the car.

Covatanne: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A5 (Yverdon - Neuchâtel) via the exit Yverdon-Ouvest ud take the road to Sainte Croic in direction NW. After about 6 km we reach the village of Vuiteboeuf and park our car at the northern exit of the village near the bridge over the Arnon (see approach in photo gallery).
Return: Where the canyon ends, right up the trail and out to the car.

Bozudere (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: On sight we keep - first slightly left , then in a wide right turn - towards the streambed. We come to a shallow widening of the streambed, where no slope needs to be downclimbed (entry - GPS: 36°28'46.36 "N 29°25'35.92 "E).
Tour: We quickly reach the gorge and the first rappel of a total of 15. The water is milky cloudy, especially at the beginning, so every potential jump and slide (about 6 each) must be checked for suitability. The stream winds its way between smooth walls. After about 35 minutes (from the start), a side stream flows in from the right, almost doubling the water flow. About 100 minutes after our start in the stream, we came to a clearly recognizable (trail) exit option on the right. About 10 minutes further on in the stream you can see a wooden footbridge above you. At the exit of the first part, the canyon widens and trees grow in the gravel bed. Here you will find the exit to the left after the first part. For a possible further descent in Bozudere inferiore, see the description there.

Bozudere (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: At first pathless up the wide cirque we soon come across a clear track and a gate. Then we can look down into the Saklikent canyon from a saddle on the other side. At the top we find a dirt road, which we leave at the edge of a row of trees to the left onto a smaller dirt road, in order to get to the well and the car.

Bozudere (superiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: First, head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent canyon. If you want to walk the upper and lower parts of the monster canyon combined, park the car here for the exit.\nFrom here now (if necessary with the second car) drive the road in northern direction. After 2.7 km turn right and drive uphill towards Arsaköy. After 6.1 km uphill we meet a road coming from the north and continue on it to the right in a southerly direction. After another 3.6 km we leave the road to Arkasöy and turn half-right (GPS: 36°30'24.75 "N 29°26'25.56 "E). We follow this road in southwestern direction. After about 1.8 km we come to a T-junction (GPS: 36°29'43.72 "N 29°25'47.79 "E) and turn right here. After 100 m the road turns to the left, 270 m further on the road makes a left turn - straight ahead a side road leads, on the righthand side an elongated hall - and 570 m further on (GPS: 36°29'19.59 "N 29°25'56.43 "E - covered bus shelter) we turn half-right. We now continue another 570 m slightly downhill. Here - GPS: 36°29'7.36 "N 29°25'59.65 "E - we turn left at a right angle onto a dirt road. After 620 m the track crosses "our" brook, the Bozu. We now continue above the stream in a southwesterly direction. After 440 m (from the bridge) we stay right at a fork (near the stream). Again 820 m further on we see a well on the left side of the path. Here (GPS: 36°28'46.59 "N 29°25'42.35 "E) we park our car.
Return: At first pathless up the wide cirque we soon come across a clear track and a gate. Then we can look down into the Saklikent canyon from a saddle on the other side. At the top we find a dirt road, which we leave at the edge of a row of trees to the left onto a smaller dirt road, in order to get to the well and the car.

Bozudere (superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: First, head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent canyon. If you want to walk the upper and lower parts of the monster canyon combined, park the car here for the exit.\nFrom here now (if necessary with the second car) drive the road in northern direction. After 2.7 km turn right and drive uphill towards Arsaköy. After 6.1 km uphill we meet a road coming from the north and continue on it to the right in a southerly direction. After another 3.6 km we leave the road to Arkasöy and turn half-right (GPS: 36°30'24.75 "N 29°26'25.56 "E). We follow this road in southwestern direction. After about 1.8 km we come to a T-junction (GPS: 36°29'43.72 "N 29°25'47.79 "E) and turn right here. After 100 m the road turns to the left, 270 m further on the road makes a left turn - straight ahead a side road leads, on the righthand side an elongated hall - and 570 m further on (GPS: 36°29'19.59 "N 29°25'56.43 "E - covered bus shelter) we turn half-right. We now continue another 570 m slightly downhill. Here - GPS: 36°29'7.36 "N 29°25'59.65 "E - we turn left at a right angle onto a dirt road. After 620 m the track crosses "our" brook, the Bozu. We now continue above the stream in a southwesterly direction. After 440 m (from the bridge) we stay right at a fork (near the stream). Again 820 m further on we see a well on the left side of the path. Here (GPS: 36°28'46.59 "N 29°25'42.35 "E) we park our car.
Return: At first pathless up the wide cirque we soon come across a clear track and a gate. Then we can look down into the Saklikent canyon from a saddle on the other side. At the top we find a dirt road, which we leave at the edge of a row of trees to the left onto a smaller dirt road, in order to get to the well and the car.

Cairo: Canyon End
2024-07-06: Nice creek with dips and slides. All good.
Return: When you reach the lake, go out to the right.

Cairo: Canyon Start
2024-07-06: Nice creek with dips and slides. All good.
Approach: From the car we descend forest path. After a serpentine the path drops steeply and in a bend we see a power pole. Continuing on the forest road we come to a small house with a barrier. Behind the house begins a path that leads after about 5 minutes on a covered channel to the entry.
Tour: At the beginning a woody forest canyon, the canyon becomes much more attractive as it progresses.

Cairo: Parking at Entry
2024-07-06: Nice creek with dips and slides. All good.
Access: From Como take the SS 583 towards Bellagio. After 10 km (from the center of Como) we reach Faggeto Lario and take the road that branches off to the left down to the port. At the small harbor basin, we cross a first stream and then come to a bridge over the Cairo. On the rightThe hotel/restaurant Vapore. Here near we park one car.\nWith the second car we go back to the SS 583 and about 600m in the direction of Como. Then we take the road on the left up to Palanzo (6.3 km from the turnoff). Here we turn left into a small road with a steep slope and after about 150m at its exit we arrive at a school. Here babstellen the second car.\nInstead of the shuttle you can also climb a path on the right bank of the Cairos.
Return: When you reach the lake, go out to the right.

Cairo: Parking at Exit
Access: From Como take the SS 583 towards Bellagio. After 10 km (from the center of Como) we reach Faggeto Lario and take the road that branches off to the left down to the port. At the small harbor basin, we cross a first stream and then come to a bridge over the Cairo. On the rightThe hotel/restaurant Vapore. Here near we park one car.\nWith the second car we go back to the SS 583 and about 600m in the direction of Como. Then we take the road on the left up to Palanzo (6.3 km from the turnoff). Here we turn left into a small road with a steep slope and after about 150m at its exit we arrive at a school. Here babstellen the second car.\nInstead of the shuttle you can also climb a path on the right bank of the Cairos.
Return: When you reach the lake, go out to the right.

Guggerbach: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the unpaved forest road for about 2.5 km or a good 40 minutes. Then we turn right at a junction uphill and after another 10 min. or 550 m we come to the Bertlshütte (1240m above sea level). The track bends to the right 55m further on and after another 60m we turn left from the main track at an acute angle. 200m further on the trail crosses the chalk stream. A few meters before that, an unpredictable, because little used, path goes up to the right. In serpentines it first goes up the slope, later the path then goes up in an easterly direction to a large open area south of the Altenberg hut (1490m a.s.l.). Across the meadow in the saddle further downhill in a northeasterly direction we come across a channel fed by a spring and follow it down to the Guggerbach stream. We meet it where it makes a 90 degree bend to the east coming down from the Gugger (Altenberg). Here we enter the path.
Tour: At first, for a considerable time in the open streambed without any significant gradient. Then begins a gradient that increases with increasing duration. About 20 rappel, many of them with redirectors (Sauschwanzl). The belay is very good and relatively new (anno 2016).

Guggerbach: Canyon End
Return: At the confluence of the Guggerbach and the Torsäulenbach we cross the latter, come to the tarred road and follow it downstream for about 100m to the car for the exit.

Guggerbach: Parking at Entry
Access: From Reutte in Lechtal we drive to Plansee and there to the hamlet "Am Plansee" (9.8 km from Fernpassstraße B 179, exit Reutte Süd). From here we follow the road northwards for another 2.5 km - along the Torsäulenbach stream - in the direction of Linderhof Castle. Here the bridge crosses the Teufelstalbach (sign on the bridge railing). 25 m further on, we can take a path to the right and park our car here for the exit. Access is also possible from the direction of Oberammergau/Ettal. To do this, we leave the B23, which connects the two towns, in a westerly direction onto the St2060 towards Linderhof Castle. We drive past Linderhof, pass the German-Austrian border and 2.1 km after passing the BMW conference center (formerly Hotel Ammerwald) we come to the bridge over the stream from the Teufelstal. We take a second car in the direction of Plansee. After 1.6 km, a forest road turns off to the right (west). Here we park our second car at the edge of the tarred road (1000m above sea level).
Return: At the confluence of the Guggerbach and the Torsäulenbach we cross the latter, come to the tarred road and follow it downstream for about 100m to the car for the exit.

Guggerbach: Waypoint
Comment: à droite vers Bertlshütte (descente)
Approach: We follow the unpaved forest road for about 2.5 km or a good 40 minutes. Then we turn right at a junction uphill and after another 10 min. or 550 m we come to the Bertlshütte (1240m above sea level). The track bends to the right 55m further on and after another 60m we turn left from the main track at an acute angle. 200m further on the trail crosses the chalk stream. A few meters before that, an unpredictable, because little used, path goes up to the right. In serpentines it first goes up the slope, later the path then goes up in an easterly direction to a large open area south of the Altenberg hut (1490m a.s.l.). Across the meadow in the saddle further downhill in a northeasterly direction we come across a channel fed by a spring and follow it down to the Guggerbach stream. We meet it where it makes a 90 degree bend to the east coming down from the Gugger (Altenberg). Here we enter the path.

Guggerbach: Waypoint1
Comment: vers nord-ouest (descente)
Approach: We follow the unpaved forest road for about 2.5 km or a good 40 minutes. Then we turn right at a junction uphill and after another 10 min. or 550 m we come to the Bertlshütte (1240m above sea level). The track bends to the right 55m further on and after another 60m we turn left from the main track at an acute angle. 200m further on the trail crosses the chalk stream. A few meters before that, an unpredictable, because little used, path goes up to the right. In serpentines it first goes up the slope, later the path then goes up in an easterly direction to a large open area south of the Altenberg hut (1490m a.s.l.). Across the meadow in the saddle further downhill in a northeasterly direction we come across a channel fed by a spring and follow it down to the Guggerbach stream. We meet it where it makes a 90 degree bend to the east coming down from the Gugger (Altenberg). Here we enter the path.

Guggerbach: Waypoint2
Comment: prendre la sente à droite avant le Kreidebach (descente)

Guggerbach: Waypoint3
Comment: traverser le col (descente)

Guggerbach: Parking at Exit
Access: From Reutte in Lechtal we drive to Plansee and there to the hamlet "Am Plansee" (9.8 km from Fernpassstraße B 179, exit Reutte Süd). From here we follow the road northwards for another 2.5 km - along the Torsäulenbach stream - in the direction of Linderhof Castle. Here the bridge crosses the Teufelstalbach (sign on the bridge railing). 25 m further on, we can take a path to the right and park our car here for the exit. Access is also possible from the direction of Oberammergau/Ettal. To do this, we leave the B23, which connects the two towns, in a westerly direction onto the St2060 towards Linderhof Castle. We drive past Linderhof, pass the German-Austrian border and 2.1 km after passing the BMW conference center (formerly Hotel Ammerwald) we come to the bridge over the stream from the Teufelstal. We take a second car in the direction of Plansee. After 1.6 km, a forest road turns off to the right (west). Here we park our second car at the edge of the tarred road (1000m above sea level).
Return: At the confluence of the Guggerbach and the Torsäulenbach we cross the latter, come to the tarred road and follow it downstream for about 100m to the car for the exit.

Rio Mulin Campiolo: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked donkey trail to Mogessa di Qua. First, climb 200m to a saddle and then cross in a descending direction towards the village. In the area of an erosion slope, the path was torn away for 10m, be careful when crossing. After crossing the almost completely abandoned village takes about 10min until you reach the bridge over the stream. It still pays to visit also Mogessa di La which is located on the other side of the gorge.
Tour: After about 200m you pass the ruins of the mill that gave the route its name (in operation until 1968), followed by a few short slides and a 2m jump until you are above an impressive rock basin with huge boulders. Abseiling chain for the following 28m drop on the right. After the large pool there are two jumps, 6m and 5m, be careful with the second pool: rock ribs in the underwater. After a few downclimbs, the canyon narrows slightly and a small slide leads to the last waterfall. Climb up to the left to reach a natural diving platform: 6.5m which can be repeated as often as you like. After the mouth of the Torrente Glagno, don't miss out on exploring the depths of the Torrente Glagno gorge about 500m upstream - beautiful tufa formations (takes about 60min there and back) The rest of the descent through the Torrente Glagno is just a hiking canyon with a few swimming passages and possible jumps.

Rio Mulin Campiolo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei Brücke über Torrente Glagno
Access: Parking exit: Take the Carnia highway exit, then head towards Tarvisio as far as Moggio Udinese. Cross the Fella and immediately turn left towards Campiolo. Go straight on at the crossroads in Campiolo and cross the Torrente Glagno. There is parking immediately after the bridge. You can also reach this bridge from the Rio Favarinis parking lot (sand road) Parking entry: After the Fella bridge in Moggio Udinese, also turn left, then drive up the road towards the church. Just after the large parking lot at the church, turn left (signs Mogessa), at a wooden sign take the road uphill to the right. Finally take the sand road.
Return: After the bridge, follow the hiking trail on the left bank. At the covered railroad bridge, wade under the bridge and hike another 10 min in the streambed to the bridge at the exit.

Rio Mulin Campiolo: Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz beim Beginn des Wanderweges Richtung Mogessa di Qua
Access: Parking exit: Take the Carnia highway exit, then head towards Tarvisio as far as Moggio Udinese. Cross the Fella and immediately turn left towards Campiolo. Go straight on at the crossroads in Campiolo and cross the Torrente Glagno. There is parking immediately after the bridge. You can also reach this bridge from the Rio Favarinis parking lot (sand road) Parking entry: After the Fella bridge in Moggio Udinese, also turn left, then drive up the road towards the church. Just after the large parking lot at the church, turn left (signs Mogessa), at a wooden sign take the road uphill to the right. Finally take the sand road.
Return: After the bridge, follow the hiking trail on the left bank. At the covered railroad bridge, wade under the bridge and hike another 10 min in the streambed to the bridge at the exit.

Rio Mulin Campiolo: Canyon End
Return: After the bridge, follow the hiking trail on the left bank. At the covered railroad bridge, wade under the bridge and hike another 10 min in the streambed to the bridge at the exit.

Tuwald: Canyon Start
2024-08-23: Wonderful Karwendeltour from Vomp. Almost dry in its upper part but recommended for its curvy shapes in compact, white limestone. To our joy we found most drops rebolted straight from the start, with...
2024-08-23: All good, 1 anchor missing (fresh debris flow), but enough trees there
Approach: From the Karwendelrast inn (860 m above sea level) on a forest road in a westerly direction for about 1500 m, until a path (no. 224) leads off to the left to the 'Hallangerhaus'. Soon you come to the Haag Bründl (Stub Bach). Pass it on the left and continue westwards on the only slightly ascending path above Vomper Loch. After about 45 min. you reach the Tuwaldbach (shown in AV map as Kühsoachgraben).
Tour: Rappel canyon in beautiful white limestone. No slides or jumps.

Tuwald: Canyon End
2024-08-23: Wonderful Karwendeltour from Vomp. Almost dry in its upper part but recommended for its curvy shapes in compact, white limestone. To our joy we found most drops rebolted straight from the start, with...
2024-08-23: All good, 1 anchor missing (fresh debris flow), but enough trees there
Return: Either after about 100 m in Vomper Loch turn left through the beech forest up to the approach path and follow it back to the car. At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast (approx. 25 minutes from the water intake). A car transfer is possible, but hardly worthwhile.

Tuwald: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-23: Wonderful Karwendeltour from Vomp. Almost dry in its upper part but recommended for its curvy shapes in compact, white limestone. To our joy we found most drops rebolted straight from the start, with...
2024-08-23: All good, 1 anchor missing (fresh debris flow), but enough trees there
Comment: Parkplatz oben (bei Karwendelrast)
Access: From Schwaz in the Inn Valley to Vomp and in the village near the church head north towards Vomperberg. Keep left at the following junctions in the direction of Gasthaus Karwendelrast. Once here, park your car in a suitable place. Alternatively, you can also drive to the power station at the exit of the Vomper Loch and park there.
Return: Either after about 100 m in Vomper Loch turn left through the beech forest up to the approach path and follow it back to the car. At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast (approx. 25 minutes from the water intake). A car transfer is possible, but hardly worthwhile.

Tuwald: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz unten (beim Kraftwerk Vomperbach/Oberstufe)
Access: From Schwaz in the Inn Valley to Vomp and in the village near the church head north towards Vomperberg. Keep left at the following junctions in the direction of Gasthaus Karwendelrast. Once here, park your car in a suitable place. Alternatively, you can also drive to the power station at the exit of the Vomper Loch and park there.
Return: Either after about 100 m in Vomper Loch turn left through the beech forest up to the approach path and follow it back to the car. At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast (approx. 25 minutes from the water intake). A car transfer is possible, but hardly worthwhile.

Estrecho: Canyon Start
Approach: The canyon begins on the ledge below the area where we left the car. In order to reach this ledge, we go without a path along the edge of the slope on the left (direction NE) slightly downhill until we can turn right onto the said ledge. On this ledge now again in southern direction. The first two chutes that now descend on the left are branches of the Barranco Estrecho, the next chute would be the Barranco Fontaneta. The terrain is confusing, so some orientation and tracking sense is needed. Both canyons join the Rio Isuala (at the beginning of the Balcés Estrechos). We now go to the entry of the left branch of Barranco Estrecho.
Tour: 3 sloping ropes, in between easy downclimb. We reach the ditch descending from the left (N) and here we can either go immediately in a northeasterly direction to the way back or first walk behind to the swimming pool at the exit of the Balcez Oscuros.

Hinterer Springbach: Canyon Start
2025-04-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Springbach Hinterer Canyon is in good contition, couple of trees, hedging was ok.Recommendation: I recommend taking more ropes for the triple...
Approach: Follow the road for about 500m into the valley and then turn right onto a forest road. This leads over a bridge over the Straneggbach and after another 500m directly to the bridge at the waterfall. Shortly before you climb over a ridge on the left and land at the beginning of the waterfall where you can already see the BH flashing. You can then, depending on your mood, continue to climb orographically right in the forest and enter further up. During our ascent, we took the next step, which was also equipped with a chain anchor. Possibly there are above also still nice passages.
Tour: Above the bridge there are a few short rappel but also nice narrow passages. Then the canyon becomes more vertical, in total there are 3 20m steps and a few smaller ones. In between there are always nice scours to wade through.

Hinterer Springbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Springbach Hinterer Canyon is in good contition, couple of trees, hedging was ok.Recommendation: I recommend taking more ropes for the triple...
Access: Leave the A9 at Ried im Traunkreis and drive via Pettenbach, Scharnstein, Grünau into the Almtal valley. At Habernau (Gasthof Jagersimmerl) turn off in the direction of Ödseen, Almtalerhaus. After about 3km you park in one of the parking bays near the exit.
Return: Cross the Straneggbach stream and return to the car on the road.

Hinterer Springbach: Canyon End
2025-04-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Springbach Hinterer Canyon is in good contition, couple of trees, hedging was ok.Recommendation: I recommend taking more ropes for the triple...
Return: Cross the Straneggbach stream and return to the car on the road.

Livrio: Canyon Start
Approach: We look for an indistinct path that runs away from the car in a southerly direction towards the Livrio valley, crosses the slope diagonally downwards and reaches the streambed.
Tour: Access not easy to find. Initially in the streambed long march over "Schutthalde" to the constriction. Even then not overwhelming. Several times small rappel "in the stream".

Livrio: Canyon End
Return: After the water drainage and slide brake, turn left out onto the trail and continue downstream to the car.

Livrio: Parking at Entry
Access: From the center of Sondrio, take the SS 38 for 4.3 km along the right bank of the Adda towards Lago di Como. At the exit of the industrial area on the right of the road, turn left on the Adda and go south towards Caiolo. In the center of the village turn left and then right again before the bridge over the Livrio. In the street on the orographic left bank of the Livrio we look for a place for the lower car.\nWith the second one we go 1 km (from the road bridge towards Sondrio (NE), then we turn right and go not quite 2 km to the houses of Albosaggia at the wooded foot of the slope. From here, head WSW up Via Torre as far as the hamlet of San Antonio (2.5 km from Albosanggia). Then continue for about a hundred meters and park the second car at the edge of the woods.
Return: After the water drainage and slide brake, turn left out onto the trail and continue downstream to the car.

Livrio: Parking at Exit
Access: From the center of Sondrio, take the SS 38 for 4.3 km along the right bank of the Adda towards Lago di Como. At the exit of the industrial area on the right of the road, turn left on the Adda and go south towards Caiolo. In the center of the village turn left and then right again before the bridge over the Livrio. In the street on the orographic left bank of the Livrio we look for a place for the lower car.\nWith the second one we go 1 km (from the road bridge towards Sondrio (NE), then we turn right and go not quite 2 km to the houses of Albosaggia at the wooded foot of the slope. From here, head WSW up Via Torre as far as the hamlet of San Antonio (2.5 km from Albosanggia). Then continue for about a hundred meters and park the second car at the edge of the woods.
Return: After the water drainage and slide brake, turn left out onto the trail and continue downstream to the car.

Tine de Mayen: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mayen Marche d'approche un peu laborieuse avec les indications, mais canyon qui vaut le détour avec un très bel encaissement. Quelques points...
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Approach: If we only have our car(s) at the exit of the gorge descent, e.g. also in the case that we do without a transfer, we continue from the car on the slope for about 100m and then turn left at an open angle onto an old military path. This makes a wide turn to the left. At a right-hand serpentine at 775m above sea level, we take the path that continues straight ahead and walk almost level for about 300m in the direction of the stream. We try to continue on the indistinct tracks at about the same altitude. We pass a small stone wall. Behind this we come to a fairly overgrown path that leads towards the canyon. We walk downhill for about 100m, cross a meadow and 50m after its exit - the path now climbs slightly uphill again - turn left onto a thin track that leads us into the streambed, directly at the entry (750m above sea level - see sketch: http://www.swestcanyon.ch/Canyons/Tine/AccesTine.pdf). If we have parked a second car at the top (e.g. because we were confused by the access description), we first walk downhill on the wide path to the right of the stream. At a fork after about 150m we continue downhill. At about this point, you can descend into the streambed without difficulty, but then you have to walk a good distance down the streambed to the beginning of the gorge. Alternatively, you can continue downhill on the wide path (another 400m or so); here a wide path turns left towards the stream. However, it gets lost, then becomes recognizable again and allows us to descend into the stream just a few meters above the start of the gorge, 770m above sea level. For a sketch of these access options, see Brunner/Betrisey p. 162.
Tour: In a gloomy atmosphere - when the sun isn't casting its rays into the canyon - we take one rappel after another. Smaller slides from time to time. Water flow is usually moderate.

Tine de Mayen: Canyon End
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Return: At the canyon exit in the creek or on the right next to it to the slope and then on the left to the car

Tine de Mayen: Parking at Entry
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Access: From the eastern shore of Lake Geneva - Montreux - up the Rhone valley in a southerly direction. After about 17 km on the N9/A9 you reach the Aigle exit (no. 17) and from here drive straight on in a westerly direction to Vionnaz (from the exit to the traffic circle in Vionnaz) for about 3 km.\nIf you are coming down the Rhone, the Aigle exit mentioned is about 21.5 km south of Martigny on the Autoroute de Rhône.\nFrom the traffic circle in Vionnaz, drive 60 m towards the center of the village and then turn half left after 60 m onto the Route de Torgon, which leads up to the village of the same name. We now drive uphill in many hairpin bends. 150m after the 5th hairpin bend and 2.1 km from the start of the Route de Torgon, a track turns off to the right at an acute angle in a northerly direction. If it is rideable, you will reach the Tine de Mayen at the exit after about 500m on this forest road. Just beyond the stream we find a place to park the car. If you have 2 cars available, you can take the second car another 5 km uphill (another 7 hairpin bends) and then come to a large parking lot (in 2015 this was a garbage collection point) just before the bridge over the Torrent de Mayen. We park the 2nd car here.
Return: At the canyon exit in the creek or on the right next to it to the slope and then on the left to the car

Tine de Mayen: Parking at Exit
Access: From the eastern shore of Lake Geneva - Montreux - up the Rhone valley in a southerly direction. After about 17 km on the N9/A9 you reach the Aigle exit (no. 17) and from here drive straight on in a westerly direction to Vionnaz (from the exit to the traffic circle in Vionnaz) for about 3 km.\nIf you are coming down the Rhone, the Aigle exit mentioned is about 21.5 km south of Martigny on the Autoroute de Rhône.\nFrom the traffic circle in Vionnaz, drive 60 m towards the center of the village and then turn half left after 60 m onto the Route de Torgon, which leads up to the village of the same name. We now drive uphill in many hairpin bends. 150m after the 5th hairpin bend and 2.1 km from the start of the Route de Torgon, a track turns off to the right at an acute angle in a northerly direction. If it is rideable, you will reach the Tine de Mayen at the exit after about 500m on this forest road. Just beyond the stream we find a place to park the car. If you have 2 cars available, you can take the second car another 5 km uphill (another 7 hairpin bends) and then come to a large parking lot (in 2015 this was a garbage collection point) just before the bridge over the Torrent de Mayen. We park the 2nd car here.
Return: At the canyon exit in the creek or on the right next to it to the slope and then on the left to the car

Le Haut Tech: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue on the slope upstream. A few meters before the track describes a left-hand serpentine, we turn right and cross an orographic. right tributary of Tech. We follow the yellow markings uphill, passing the houses of La Baragane and La Grabodella. Finally, we reach Cabane de Ouillat, a circular stone shepherd's hut at 1640 m altitude. From here northwards down to the Tech.
Tour: Long runs, with downclimbs, slides and lots of smaller rappels in between. We enjoy the high alpine ambience.

Le Haut Tech: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A-9 (Perpignan-Barcelona) via the exit Le Boulou (49 km before the French-Spanish border). On the D-115 we drive up the valley of the Tech, pass Amelie Les Bains Palalda as well as Arles sur Tech and after 36.5 km we reach Prats-de-Mollo-la-Preste. From here we continue on the D-115A in a WNW direction to Preste-les-Bains (8 km). Passing the hotel, we cross the Tech and continue up the valley on its orographic right side until we reach a concrete water tank. Here we park the car.
Return: At the ford of Baragane we get out and walk the path back to the car.

Le Haut Tech: Canyon End
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Return: At the ford of Baragane we get out and walk the path back to the car.

Valouse: Canyon Start
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Approach: See map sketch in "Photo gallery" Cwiki; access also possible from below.
Tour: Several longer rappels and some smaller steps, see photos & videos

Valouse: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" Cwiki, also for implementation
Return: See map sketch in "Photo gallery" Cwiki

Valouse: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz P2
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" Cwiki, also for implementation
Return: See map sketch in "Photo gallery" Cwiki

Valouse: Canyon End
Return: See map sketch in "Photo gallery" Cwiki

Les Concluses: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the location of the first vehicle at the bridge downstream, after about 800 m you reach the first pools.
Tour: You should do the hike when there is still water flowing in the second part (best time April-May). If you only have one vehicle available, you can walk back on a path that branches off to the left shortly before the confluence with the Merderis and takes you back to the starting point in about 3 hours in a westerly direction. For more information, visit http://clementdom.free.fr/html/concluses_de_lussan.htm and consult the map mentioned above. About halfway between Lussan and Verfeuil, a small road ('tres Pins' or 'tres Tinos') turns off to the left (northwards), leading tourists to a viewpoint where they can enjoy a beautiful and informative view of the Concluses.

Les Concluses: Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the confluence with the Merderis stream that flows in from the left (orographic), continue following the Aiguillon on the left bank until you reach the dirt road that leads to the second vehicle in the direction of La Bastide.

Les Concluses: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Pont-St.Esprit at the confluence of the Ardeche and Rhone, head south on the N 86 to Bagnols-sur-Ceze (10.5 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right onto the D 6 and head west towards Ales. After 23 km on the D 6, turn right onto the D 979 and continue north for 2 km to Lussan. From here, take the D 143 in the (north-easterly) direction of Verfeuil. After about 2.5 km, turn left onto the D 787, on which you will reach the bridge over the Aiguillon a good km further on, where you can park one vehicle. Take the second vehicle back onto the D 143 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 7.5 km to Verfeuil. Continue through the village for 3 km until you reach a crossroads and turn left here towards Goudargues. After approximately 3 km on the D23, you reach the hamlet of La Bstide. From the center of the village, head west as far as the condition of the road allows. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: After reaching the confluence with the Merderis stream that flows in from the left (orographic), continue following the Aiguillon on the left bank until you reach the dirt road that leads to the second vehicle in the direction of La Bastide.

Les Concluses: Parking at Entry1
Comment: En cas d\'entrée par "le portail" (descente)
Access: From Pont-St.Esprit at the confluence of the Ardeche and Rhone, head south on the N 86 to Bagnols-sur-Ceze (10.5 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right onto the D 6 and head west towards Ales. After 23 km on the D 6, turn right onto the D 979 and continue north for 2 km to Lussan. From here, take the D 143 in the (north-easterly) direction of Verfeuil. After about 2.5 km, turn left onto the D 787, on which you will reach the bridge over the Aiguillon a good km further on, where you can park one vehicle. Take the second vehicle back onto the D 143 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 7.5 km to Verfeuil. Continue through the village for 3 km until you reach a crossroads and turn left here towards Goudargues. After approximately 3 km on the D23, you reach the hamlet of La Bstide. From the center of the village, head west as far as the condition of the road allows. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: After reaching the confluence with the Merderis stream that flows in from the left (orographic), continue following the Aiguillon on the left bank until you reach the dirt road that leads to the second vehicle in the direction of La Bastide.

Les Concluses: Parking at Exit
Access: From Pont-St.Esprit at the confluence of the Ardeche and Rhone, head south on the N 86 to Bagnols-sur-Ceze (10.5 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right onto the D 6 and head west towards Ales. After 23 km on the D 6, turn right onto the D 979 and continue north for 2 km to Lussan. From here, take the D 143 in the (north-easterly) direction of Verfeuil. After about 2.5 km, turn left onto the D 787, on which you will reach the bridge over the Aiguillon a good km further on, where you can park one vehicle. Take the second vehicle back onto the D 143 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 7.5 km to Verfeuil. Continue through the village for 3 km until you reach a crossroads and turn left here towards Goudargues. After approximately 3 km on the D23, you reach the hamlet of La Bstide. From the center of the village, head west as far as the condition of the road allows. Park the second vehicle here.

Les Concluses: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Beaume des Boeufs (descente)
Approach: From the location of the first vehicle at the bridge downstream, after about 800 m you reach the first pools.
Tour: You should do the hike when there is still water flowing in the second part (best time April-May). If you only have one vehicle available, you can walk back on a path that branches off to the left shortly before the confluence with the Merderis and takes you back to the starting point in about 3 hours in a westerly direction. For more information, visit http://clementdom.free.fr/html/concluses_de_lussan.htm and consult the map mentioned above. About halfway between Lussan and Verfeuil, a small road ('tres Pins' or 'tres Tinos') turns off to the left (northwards), leading tourists to a viewpoint where they can enjoy a beautiful and informative view of the Concluses.

Les Concluses: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Le Portail (descente)

Gorges du Loup (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: About 250 m further up the road we come to the cascade of Bes-Courmes. From the road here turn right into the water and then left with two rappel (10 and 4 m) under the bridge down to the Loup.
Tour: After the second 4 m slide, the water plunges down a rapid into a narrowing (key section). There is danger here even with normal water flow, so you should bypass it on the left (then right over the bridge and left - if necessary with a jump - to get back in).

Gorges du Loup (II): Canyon End
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Return: Either at the first iron bridge or getting off at the level of the second iron bridge, you will reach the parking lot at Pont du Loup after about 600 m or 500 m respectively.

Versoud (aval): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we take the path that goes up to the left before the old bridge. So we come to a water intake, where the descent begins. See also Google aerial photo.
Tour: A total of 5-7 rappels from the water intake; see also topographic view (entry further up the bridge), photos & videos.

Versoud (aval): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google map and aerial view at Cwiki
Return: Either turn right before the bridge onto the approach path or continue to the bridge and turn left there and back to the car.

Versoud (aval): Canyon End
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Return: Either turn right before the bridge onto the approach path or continue to the bridge and turn left there and back to the car.

Macini: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the long-distance trail "Mare à Mare Centre". Soon we have debn view of the C50. The trail runs out a side valley and again approaches the Canyon Macini. About 100m after a viewpoint in the last hairpin bend, we take the track that leaves the trail on the left and leads to the entry. \nIf you miss it, continue until the trail crosses the streambed.
Tour: See videos and photos. C50: C10/C40 possible

Macini: Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge from the stream and to the car

Zonari: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car directly down into the streambed.
Tour: You can 'enrich' the tour a little bit, if you 'take' the right side canyon (called 'Canyon Right' on the topographic view in Bromirakis' book) at the beginning. One reaches this narrowly cut and at least in spring water-bearing side canyon after having downclimbed the Zonari a bit; one then takes the path on the right directly after the tributary, which brings us in about 10 min. up to the beginning of the gulch and to our descent into this side stream (max. rappel height here about 15 m).

Zonari: Canyon End
Return: After the confluence of the Zonari canyon with the Sarazina canyon (with continuous water flow), we now follow the river downhill to the exit of the canyon. At the water intake we take the path that brings us to the lower vehicle.

Zonari: Parking at Entry
Comment: 15 km shuttle
Access: From Ierapetra in the direction of Viannos westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, we turn off the main road in northern direction (Mithi, Males). We pass through Mithi and a few km after this village we turn left to the exit of the Sarakina canyon (dam). On the large parking area we park the lower vehicle.\n\nWith the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. Again we do not take the road to Males, but follow the road to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2,5 km after Metaxochori we pass a gate and 1,5 km after it we reach first the streambed of Zonari and a few meters after that the place where we can park the second vehicle (conversion about 17 km).\n\n\n\ With the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. We then again a few km further do not take the road to Males, but follow the road leaving to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2.5 km after Metaxohori we pass through a gate and 1.5 km after this we reach first the streambed of the Zonari and a few meters later the place where we can park the second vehicle (realization about 17 km).\nThe distance data in Bromirakis' book referring to the access road should be treated with caution.
Return: After the confluence of the Zonari canyon with the Sarazina canyon (with continuous water flow), we now follow the river downhill to the exit of the canyon. At the water intake we take the path that brings us to the lower vehicle.

Zonari: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstieg 1
Access: From Ierapetra in the direction of Viannos westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, we turn off the main road in northern direction (Mithi, Males). We pass through Mithi and a few km after this village we turn left to the exit of the Sarakina canyon (dam). On the large parking area we park the lower vehicle.\n\nWith the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. Again we do not take the road to Males, but follow the road to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2,5 km after Metaxochori we pass a gate and 1,5 km after it we reach first the streambed of Zonari and a few meters after that the place where we can park the second vehicle (conversion about 17 km).\n\n\n\ With the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. We then again a few km further do not take the road to Males, but follow the road leaving to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2.5 km after Metaxohori we pass through a gate and 1.5 km after this we reach first the streambed of the Zonari and a few meters later the place where we can park the second vehicle (realization about 17 km).\nThe distance data in Bromirakis' book referring to the access road should be treated with caution.
Return: After the confluence of the Zonari canyon with the Sarazina canyon (with continuous water flow), we now follow the river downhill to the exit of the canyon. At the water intake we take the path that brings us to the lower vehicle.

Zonari: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Alternatives Canyon Ende durch Sarakina Gorge
Access: From Ierapetra in the direction of Viannos westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, we turn off the main road in northern direction (Mithi, Males). We pass through Mithi and a few km after this village we turn left to the exit of the Sarakina canyon (dam). On the large parking area we park the lower vehicle.\n\nWith the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. Again we do not take the road to Males, but follow the road to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2,5 km after Metaxochori we pass a gate and 1,5 km after it we reach first the streambed of Zonari and a few meters after that the place where we can park the second vehicle (conversion about 17 km).\n\n\n\ With the second vehicle we go back to the road and continue on it again in northern direction. We then again a few km further do not take the road to Males, but follow the road leaving to the left, which leads us to Hristos. The tarred road brings us further - finally over some serpentines - up to Metaxohori. We drive south through the village, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and we continue on it. About 2.5 km after Metaxohori we pass through a gate and 1.5 km after this we reach first the streambed of the Zonari and a few meters later the place where we can park the second vehicle (realization about 17 km).\nThe distance data in Bromirakis' book referring to the access road should be treated with caution.

Zonari: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ende nach Durchwanderung eines Teils der Sarakina Gorge ca. 1h extra.

Giali: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the broadcast tower, follow the path directly up the hill. Use the GPX from: https://ropewiki.com/Giali It is not important exactly where to enter the river. Find the way that works for you.

Giali: Parking at Exit
2025-07-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Giali Magnifique descente. Approche 4x4 retour bateau. On a demandé au SUBSAOS - Samothraki Diving Center de nous faire les navettes. C'est pl...
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Comment: Parking at the beach after the boat trip
Access: Access requires a car shuffle, possibly a mountain taxi, and arranging the boat return. First organise the boat: contact Nicholas ‭+30 698 4508105‬ (English, no WhatsApp known) to check that he is running the boat. Arrange an approximate pickup time. If using a mountain taxi, contact Sakis (call or WhatsApp +30 694 7099107‬, some English) to arrange. It is recommended to use a mountain taxi up the mountain as the road is bad and the sharp rocks cause punctures. Park a car at Pachia Amos beach on the end of the road on the south side of the island. Take the mountain taxi or another car to the broadcast tower, up the mountain on the north side of the island.
Return: Call Nicholas to be picked up.

Giali: Parking at Entry
2025-07-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Giali Magnifique descente. Approche 4x4 retour bateau. On a demandé au SUBSAOS - Samothraki Diving Center de nous faire les navettes. C'est pl...
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Comment: Parking at the broadcast tower
Access: Access requires a car shuffle, possibly a mountain taxi, and arranging the boat return. First organise the boat: contact Nicholas ‭+30 698 4508105‬ (English, no WhatsApp known) to check that he is running the boat. Arrange an approximate pickup time. If using a mountain taxi, contact Sakis (call or WhatsApp +30 694 7099107‬, some English) to arrange. It is recommended to use a mountain taxi up the mountain as the road is bad and the sharp rocks cause punctures. Park a car at Pachia Amos beach on the end of the road on the south side of the island. Take the mountain taxi or another car to the broadcast tower, up the mountain on the north side of the island.
Return: Call Nicholas to be picked up.

Giali: Canyon End
Comment: On the stoney beach
Return: Call Nicholas to be picked up.

Kreuzklamm: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: It took the six of us 4.5 hours. All anchors were there, most of them are 10mm single drill anchors. Had reception in several places in the canyon. Beautiful, very little-used tour with an impressive...
Approach: From here 150 hm to a fork, where the path branches off to the left. 50 meters later you cross the Tiefenbach ditch. Follow the path almost at the same level until the exit (cattle trough). Here, cross the stream, climb steeply for 10 m and then climb at the same level from tree to tree on a barely visible path until a large fallen maple tree lies to the right of the path, which is visible from here on. Follow the slightly ascending path, over a barbed wire fence, further to the first clear, water-bearing ditch, which - easier left - is descended to the Kreuzbach.
Tour: The Wsf. quite at the exit, which initially walks wide, then right concentrated, can also be rappelled left over a tree.

Kreuzklamm: Canyon End
2025-08-24: It took the six of us 4.5 hours. All anchors were there, most of them are 10mm single drill anchors. Had reception in several places in the canyon. Beautiful, very little-used tour with an impressive...
Return: After the last waterfall orographic left 50 m to the car.

Kreuzklamm: Parking at Entry
2025-08-24: It took the six of us 4.5 hours. All anchors were there, most of them are 10mm single drill anchors. Had reception in several places in the canyon. Beautiful, very little-used tour with an impressive...
Access: From the Inntal freeway exit Kramsach orographic right of the Brandenberger Ache to Aschau. A car can be parked directly at the exit at the last Wsf. (approx. 4 km after Kramsach or 150 m left after the signpost to the footpath to Tiefenbachklamm). With the second car follow the road to Aschau and from there continue on the tarred road until you come to a 4 x 5 m wooden shed on the left, where there are several signposts. Here a small road branches off to the right, leading steeply uphill to Wimmer and the Eil Alm. At the exit of the tarred road, before the prohibition sign, the car can be parked on the right.
Return: After the last waterfall orographic left 50 m to the car.

Kreuzklamm: Parking at Exit
Access: From the Inntal freeway exit Kramsach orographic right of the Brandenberger Ache to Aschau. A car can be parked directly at the exit at the last Wsf. (approx. 4 km after Kramsach or 150 m left after the signpost to the footpath to Tiefenbachklamm). With the second car follow the road to Aschau and from there continue on the tarred road until you come to a 4 x 5 m wooden shed on the left, where there are several signposts. Here a small road branches off to the right, leading steeply uphill to Wimmer and the Eil Alm. At the exit of the tarred road, before the prohibition sign, the car can be parked on the right.
Return: After the last waterfall orographic left 50 m to the car.

Rio Cabrao: Canyon Start
Approach: At the orographic. right edge of the open canyon on climbing tracks upward, then later in the streambed itself to a prominent bend ('entry').
Tour: Mainly for collectors, possibly with children;100 m above the start of the descent an old mill, which is still very well preserved.

Rio Cabrao: Canyon End
Return: Before the culvert right to the road.

Havgas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper car walk a few meters along the right bank of the streambed until a walk in the streambed appears.
Tour: At the big pool at the beginning the first one should be equipped with neo and build a rope ferry (see photo!)

Havgas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel through the slot in the rock face (at least that's how the observer below sees it) continue a bit in the streambed and then out to the left to the vehicle.

Havgas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Agios Nikolaos on the so-called New Road (No. 90/E 75) towards Sitia, past Pachia Ammos (up to here 19 km). The road to Ierapetra turns off to the right (south). We continue straight ahead (east) towards Sitia and reach Kavousi after 5 km. We drive through the village and turn right at the last houses and before the bridge (sign 'Archeological Site'). Just before the road starts to climb, we park a car. We then drive up the concrete road, ignoring the turn-off to the 'Archeological Site' (2.2 km from the turn-off from the E 75) and pass one of the oldest olive trees in Crete. Then we go downhill a little and cross a streambed (4.3 km): to the right (south) the Mesonas exits, to the left the Havgas begins. We park the other car here and, unless we have a second vehicle, we can walk up a path on the orographic right-hand slope, always close to the canyon. When you reach the dirt road, turn right to the entry.
Return: After the last rappel through the slot in the rock face (at least that's how the observer below sees it) continue a bit in the streambed and then out to the left to the vehicle.

Havgas: Parking at Entry
Comment: 4 km Shuttle
Access: From Agios Nikolaos on the so-called New Road (No. 90/E 75) towards Sitia, past Pachia Ammos (up to here 19 km). The road to Ierapetra turns off to the right (south). We continue straight ahead (east) towards Sitia and reach Kavousi after 5 km. We drive through the village and turn right at the last houses and before the bridge (sign 'Archeological Site'). Just before the road starts to climb, we park a car. We then drive up the concrete road, ignoring the turn-off to the 'Archeological Site' (2.2 km from the turn-off from the E 75) and pass one of the oldest olive trees in Crete. Then we go downhill a little and cross a streambed (4.3 km): to the right (south) the Mesonas exits, to the left the Havgas begins. We park the other car here and, unless we have a second vehicle, we can walk up a path on the orographic right-hand slope, always close to the canyon. When you reach the dirt road, turn right to the entry.
Return: After the last rappel through the slot in the rock face (at least that's how the observer below sees it) continue a bit in the streambed and then out to the left to the vehicle.

Lanchatra: Canyon Start
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Approach: See map sketch in "Photo gallery
Tour: See topographic view, photos & video

Lanchatra: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: see Google aerial view in "photo gallery
Return: At the hiking trail turn right and then left over the footbridge to the car.

Lanchatra: Canyon End
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Return: At the hiking trail turn right and then left over the footbridge to the car.

Neyron: Canyon Start
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Approach: Either directly at P1 (implementation) or from P2 (red line) on map sketch, dashed to middle entry.
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos.

Neyron: Parking at Entry
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Access: See Google aerial photos at CWiki, also for implementation. If necessary, park your car in Montchardon and walk from there.
Return: Left out to P2 (brown line, dotted on sketch)

Neyron: Parking at Exit
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Access: See Google aerial photos at CWiki, also for implementation. If necessary, park your car in Montchardon and walk from there.
Return: Left out to P2 (brown line, dotted on sketch)

Neyron: Canyon End
Return: Left out to P2 (brown line, dotted on sketch)

Rio Pontaiba: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry on the orographic right bank at the road bridge that crosses the Pontaiba.
Tour: After the 3m entry jump into a deep pool, there is the first abseil (approx. 12m) followed by the 16m abseil. It is essential to rappel on the double rope, otherwise the rope can become a problem. After some block climbing, a path becomes visible on the orographic right bank, which you follow until you reach the asphalt road.

Rio Pontaiba: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: A23 to Osoppo exit, first drive towards San Daniele, after a few kilometers turn right towards Forgaria. After crossing the Tagliamento river, turn right via Flagona towards Pinzano. Once in the valley of Rio Pontaiba, at the houses of Pradaldon, go up the road "Localita Pradaldon" and park in front of the rock gate.
Return: Back up the asphalt road to the parked car.

Rio Pontaiba: Canyon End
Return: Back up the asphalt road to the parked car.

Teufelstalbach: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path that begins somewhat hidden in the park area, but is clearly marked with a sign in the direction of Geierköpfe, Zwerchenbergalpe.The path first goes up in steep grassy slopes, then flattens and takes direction to the Zwerchenbergalpe. Before reaching the alp descend over the grassy slopes in a southerly direction to the stream, entering at the latest where the path crosses the stream. We must be careful not to descend too early and thus into the wrong ditch.
Tour: We first follow the meandering stream until we reach the first rappel point. Now 33 rappels follow. At the beginning, the stream is somewhat cut, later it pours down broadly over the crags until it collects again in a chute in the last quarter.

Teufelstalbach: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel (just after the rock fall, under which the water flows) we look for the most pleasant way to the road bridge at the edge of the stream.

Selva: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot (470m altitude) we take the path across the Fiume Cismon and hike up the path to the hamlet of Pugnai (650m altitude).Continue on the path at about the same altitude in the direction WSW. The path leads to "our" stream (entry).
Tour: After a short stretch in the stream we come to the first rappel (C15). At irregular intervals, 7 more rappels follow, then a slide brake with ladder (which can also be rappelled down). After that an (emergency) exit to the left is possible. There follows a C30 as well as a C7 down to the Fiume Cismon.

Selva: Canyon End
Return: We cross the Fiume Cismon and walk upstream on the other bank to the car.

Jenesierbach: Canyon Start
Approach: see map sketch in photo gallery Description in German: http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/jenesier-bach
Tour: About 13-16 rappels in porphyry rock Description in German: http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/jenesier-bach

Jenesierbach: Canyon End
Return: after the last and highest waterfall before the confluence with the Talfer (torrente Talvera) out to the right, then left across the Talfer and to the car.

Jenesierbach: Parking at Entry
Access: from the north from Brenner, Sterzing: exit Bozen Nord\nfrom the south from Trient: exit Bozen Süd, see in each case aerial photograph in photo gallery.\n\nDescription in German: http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/jenesier-bach
Return: after the last and highest waterfall before the confluence with the Talfer (torrente Talvera) out to the right, then left across the Talfer and to the car.

Jenesierbach: Parking at Exit
Access: from the north from Brenner, Sterzing: exit Bozen Nord\nfrom the south from Trient: exit Bozen Süd, see in each case aerial photograph in photo gallery.\n\nDescription in German: http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/jenesier-bach
Return: after the last and highest waterfall before the confluence with the Talfer (torrente Talvera) out to the right, then left across the Talfer and to the car.

Lisore: Canyon Start
Approach: cf. above
Tour: Mostly open canyon in forest terrain, 'gravel slippage' (because a storm in spring 2001 deposited a lot of debris, so hardly any jumps are possible), not very attractive. Better the lower parts from the road to the Rio Aveto. See photos and videos

Lisore: Canyon End
Return: At the mouth of the Aveto, cross it and meet the car parked below. You can avoid swimming through the Aveto if you go up to the right after the exit until you can avoid the steep drop on the right above. In this case, the lower vehicle should be parked about 1.1 km after the Aveto bridge at Ruffinati.

Lisore: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: unterer Abschnitt
Approach: cf. above
Tour: Mostly open canyon in forest terrain, 'gravel slippage' (because a storm in spring 2001 deposited a lot of debris, so hardly any jumps are possible), not very attractive. Better the lower parts from the road to the Rio Aveto. See photos and videos

Lisore: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A 1 (via Milan) or the A 21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). Take a bypass around the town to the south, then take the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge, turn left onto the SP 586 ('Chiavari') and leave the car at about km 12 or 600 m after the end of Salsominore. 900 m further on, turn right at Ruffinati over the Aveto and up to Lisore. Here you cross the Rio Lisore below a water intake (exit upper parts, access lower parts). Here you can take a look at the 30 m abseil point directly below the road. The entry point is where the Rio Lisore is crossed again (after 3.6 km) on the further ascent, and there is a suitable parking lot about 100 m further on in a bend to the right.
Return: At the mouth of the Aveto, cross it and meet the car parked below. You can avoid swimming through the Aveto if you go up to the right after the exit until you can avoid the steep drop on the right above. In this case, the lower vehicle should be parked about 1.1 km after the Aveto bridge at Ruffinati.

Piazilellu: Canyon Start
Approach: see map in "photo gallery
Tour: First the C88 (5m/33m/45m), then a C45 and some smaller steps with about 20 min downclimb and walk. Finally, after 3 small steps the final C49

Piazilellu: Canyon End
Return: see map in "photo gallery

Ersizlerdere: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car across the meadow northward to the stream
Tour: 10 rappel, see photos and videos

Ersizlerdere: Parking at Exit
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the implementation (19 km)
Return: Where the near shore vegetation recedes on the left, out to the left and to the car on P2

Ersizlerdere: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Einstieg)
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the implementation (19 km)
Return: Where the near shore vegetation recedes on the left, out to the left and to the car on P2

Ersizlerdere: Canyon End
Return: Where the near shore vegetation recedes on the left, out to the left and to the car on P2

Höllgraben: Canyon Start
2025-06-15: A great little canyon. The path uphill is very well equipped with steps and rope traverses. Unfortunately, we mistook an emergency exit for the entry and got in between rappel #7 and #8 (all rappels...
Approach: From the parking lot back to the shelter and from there follow the marked hiking trail to the canyon. The well-maintained hiking trail, secured with rope traverses, leads along the orographic right-hand side of the stream to the entry point - several branches lead to various rope bridges that have been set up for the via ferrata in the canyon.
Tour: Well-equipped, much frequented gorge. There is also a via ferrata (not open to the public) through the rock faces of the gorge. The belays are all marked with plaques and numbered consecutively - start at at the top you start at #10 until you reach #2 at the bottom. (#1 could not be found by the writer). In the upper part, waterfalls up to 18m, downclimbs, slides and narrow passages alternate. At the bottom, a shallow 45m waterfall (belay #3) is followed by a shallow 60m waterfall (belay #2). At belay station #3, make sure you rappel the 45m directly to belay station #2 and don't unhook after the steep part of the waterfall (approx. 20m), as the path to belay station #2 is very slippery and dangerous. The not too interesting 60m waterfall can be bypassed via a fixed rope traverse, which is located directly at belay #2 and thus saves the 2x 60m rope.

Höllgraben: Canyon End
2025-06-15: A great little canyon. The path uphill is very well equipped with steps and rope traverses. Unfortunately, we mistook an emergency exit for the entry and got in between rappel #7 and #8 (all rappels...
Return: Like approach

Höllgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-15: A great little canyon. The path uphill is very well equipped with steps and rope traverses. Unfortunately, we mistook an emergency exit for the entry and got in between rappel #7 and #8 (all rappels...
Access: From Windischgarsten, follow the road towards Hengstpass until you reach Rosenau. Equipment and passengers can be unloaded at the start of the access (see GPS coordinates 'Waypoint'). A small shelter with a (locked) toilet has also been set up there by canyoning agencies. However, parked canyoneers are not welcome there, the parking lot is a few hundred meters down the road, see coordinates or attached picture.
Return: Like approach

Höllgraben: Waypoint
Comment: Zustieg: Ausrüstung und Beifahrer hier abladen.
Approach: From the parking lot back to the shelter and from there follow the marked hiking trail to the canyon. The well-maintained hiking trail, secured with rope traverses, leads along the orographic right-hand side of the stream to the entry point - several branches lead to various rope bridges that have been set up for the via ferrata in the canyon.

Harmankaya: Canyon Start
v3 a4 III | 5min/4h/5min | ⭐ | 25m
Approach: Approach without implementation: https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-espeleologia/kanyon-19762201
Tour: 5 Rappels, swims, walks, see videos

Harmankaya: Parking at Entry
v3 a4 III | 5min/4h/5min | ⭐ | 25m
Comment: P1 (Zustieg)
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the implementation. According to the sketch on the information board, you seem to be able to drive to the canyon exit (P2?) by car. If not, you can reach P2 in Harmaköy on a footpath.
Return: See "Approach" and aerial photo "Implementation" in "Photo gallery" CWiki.

Harmankaya: Canyon End
v3 a4 III | 5min/4h/5min | ⭐ | 25m
Return: See "Approach" and aerial photo "Implementation" in "Photo gallery" CWiki.

Harmankaya: Parking at Exit
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the implementation. According to the sketch on the information board, you seem to be able to drive to the canyon exit (P2?) by car. If not, you can reach P2 in Harmaköy on a footpath.
Return: See "Approach" and aerial photo "Implementation" in "Photo gallery" CWiki.

Roujanel: Canyon Start
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Approach: Possible on both sides of the stream
Tour: See videos & photos

Roujanel: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roujanel Tout passe sans baudrier ou corde. Par contre la néoprène haut et bas et très appréciée.Toujours aussi magnifique. (Quelle: https://w...
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Return: At the exit of the narrowing right up to the plateau and out to the road

Roujanel: Canyon End
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roujanel Tout passe sans baudrier ou corde. Par contre la néoprène haut et bas et très appréciée.Toujours aussi magnifique. (Quelle: https://w...
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Return: At the exit of the narrowing right up to the plateau and out to the road

Freiengrabenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Hike along the sand road for about 2.5 km to Windischbachau at the head of the valley. Cross the Alplbach stream and follow the marked hiking trail towards Tremel up the first steep step. Leave the marked path to the right at a sign and continue horizontally on an unmarked but clear path. After a while you come to a very overgrown forest road, which you follow until you reach a scree barrier. Entry here.
Tour: Many small jumps and slides in a low gorge with beautiful washouts. Can be combined well with the nearby Alplgraben.

Freiengrabenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Turn off the B25 into the Steinbach valley and drive to the exit of the public road at the Steinbach hunting lodge.

Freiengrabenbach: Canyon End

Mühlbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From Lessern, follow the marked hiking trail in the direction of Wörschachwald. When the path meets a road crossing after a longer ascent, follow it to the left to the Mühlbach stream. You can get in at the bridge, but there are also climbing tracks that lead directly to the start of the waterfalls (seen from the stream)
Tour: Initially a long hiking route with small slides and possible jumps. This is followed by three abseiling points (10m, 25m, 50m), each with walking passages in between. Above the abseiling points are fragile steep slopes - danger of falling rocks.

Mühlbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit Lessern
Access: In Trautenfels drive in the direction of Tauplitz, park in Lessern (signposted: waterfall). If you have two cars: continue to Tauplitz, then turn off in the direction of Wörschachwald. The road leads along above the canyon - turn off at the first road leading down into the ditch and park near the bridge.
Return: Via the trail secured with wooden planks and steel cable - alternatively you can stay in the streambed.

Mühlbach: Canyon End
Return: Via the trail secured with wooden planks and steel cable - alternatively you can stay in the streambed.

Val Rinaldo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot follow the initially very steep path uphill. After about 300hm the path becomes flatter and you cross high above the canyon there. After crossing several streams, it gets steeper again before the path reaches the unmanaged but open hut Ric. Rinaldo. At the hut follow the signs 'Aqua' to soon reach the streambed.
Tour: Several powerful and cold springs flow into the Rio Bianco in the area of the entry - so the water flow is already respectable from the very top. There are no obvious escape routes until the exit. After a very short walking passages, the first gorge begins * 10m rappel from anchor on the right * 3m rappel from a jammed tree on the right * 8m downclimb over ledge on the right * 10m rappel from anchor left * 23m rappel from anchor right * 15m rappel from anchor left * 10m rappel under clamping block from anchor right * 3m rappel from anchor left * 15m rappel from anchor right * 4m rappel from the right-hand chockstone sling, from here the gorge opens up a little * 5m rappel from anchor right * 150m downclimb, small waterfall from the right * 10m rappel from tree trunk with sling on the left * 200m downclimb and slide, beautiful waterfall from the right * 5m rappel from tree trunk with sling on the right * longer hiking and abseiling section * 26m rappel from 2 old anchors with a sling on the left, a very narrow gorge begins * 20m rappel over two steps from anchors in the middle of the stream * 10m rappel from anchor on the right * 4m rappel from ring bolt far right at the top (or from the previous bolt - then approx. 25m) * 100m hiking and downclimbing in a narrow gorge * 10m rappel from anchor on the right * 100m hiking and downclimbing in a narrow gorge until the canyon opens up again. Apparently there was a big landslide in this area a long time ago. * 20min of laborious downclimbing between giant boulders * 18m rappel through the water jet from anchors on the right * 10m rappel between clamping blocks on the right. * Another 50m downclimb, then leave the canyon to the right at the first opportunity - after a short time you reach the ascent path just above the parking lot.

Val Rinaldo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the E55 to Carnia, then take the SS52 to Villa Santina. At Villa Santina take the SR355 through Ovaro to Sappada. Pass the impressive Piave gorge Orrido dell Aquatona until the bridge over the Rio Bianco - parking facilities immediately before and after the bridge.

Val Rinaldo: Canyon End

Kestel (West): Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 you enter below the dam wall.
Tour: About 15 rappels

Kestel (West): Canyon End
Return: Out at the E-Werk and to the car at P2

Tajo de Ronda: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the CocheCab2, continue along the Caje Molino de Alacron and cross the Puente (bridge) de las Curtidurias. We continue and pass some houses on the right of the road. Immediately after this row of houses, turn right and follow the path that leads down to the Guadelevín (entry). You can also park at the exit of this row of houses on the left-hand side of the road. If we only have one vehicle and have parked it at the Albergue Los Molinos, we take the footpath up to the town, cross it and come to the entry via the Puente de las Curtidurias as described above - see the blue route in google maps in the photos.
Tour: First under 2 bridges, then we wade through the Tajo (slit). After the Puente Nuevo the rappel follows. See photos and video.

Tajo de Ronda: Canyon End
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Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Tajo de Ronda: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive to the town of Ronda in the province of Malaga, take the Carretera (Ctra) de los Molinos down to the Albergue Los Molinos and park the car about 100m before reaching the hotel. see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3071692 "CocheFin2" If we want to make a transfer, the second car is parked at "CocheCab2" near the Baños Árabes.
Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Tajo de Ronda: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: We drive to the town of Ronda in the province of Malaga, take the Carretera (Ctra) de los Molinos down to the Albergue Los Molinos and park the car about 100m before reaching the hotel. see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3071692 "CocheFin2" If we want to make a transfer, the second car is parked at "CocheCab2" near the Baños Árabes.
Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Lochner Wasserfälle: Canyon Start
2025-06-23: Everything was fine up to the crux, sometimes very slippery. In the hole after the 20m rappel large tree trunks inside, a step to leave the hole completely bent. Then on the following 12m rappel there...
2025-05-10: Great conditions, stands ok. Some fixed ropes renewed.
2024-12-30: In winter, in ice and snow, walk from halfway up to the bridge. Pay close attention to falling ice and avalanches. In fresh snow, this can lead to dangerous situations, especially in the upper section...
Approach: From the parking lot at the sports field we follow the road further through the houses of Oberwinkl and cross the Ramsbach. About 100 meters further we keep left at the junction and come to the bridge over the Kohlenrieder Bach. In front of the bridge - following the heaped signposts - among others "Wasserfall" - turn right and follow the path along the brook upwards. The path goes steeply up in serpentines and after about 40 min. (keeping left at the signposted turn-off to the Angeringalm) we come to the wooden footbridge over "our" brook. We look at the Lochner waterfall, which marks the exit of the upper part of the gorge climb. Continue up through the forest until we meet a forest road, which we follow to the right. We cut off a serpentine of the forest road, when we reach the track again we follow it to the right until it ends. Here we descend to the stream, rappel the last meters from the tree if necessary.
Tour: The upper part is not unattractive, especially the 32 m rappel. The lower part (from the wooden footbridge) is a forest canyon with downclimbs and many smaller rappels (max. about 25 m). The belaying is of inconsistent quality. Several times there are optimal chain anchors (where they would not necessarily be expected), but on the 32 m rappel, where one would wish for such a chain anchor, there are only 3 isolated anchors, one of which is a glued anchor. At the high rappel, after about 25 meters you come to a small swimming pool, where you will find a usable anchor for a transfer on the "outer wall" on the left above. The stream should also be run commercially.

Lochner Wasserfälle: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-23: Everything was fine up to the crux, sometimes very slippery. In the hole after the 20m rappel large tree trunks inside, a step to leave the hole completely bent. Then on the following 12m rappel there...
2025-05-10: Great conditions, stands ok. Some fixed ropes renewed.
2024-12-30: In winter, in ice and snow, walk from halfway up to the bridge. Pay close attention to falling ice and avalanches. In fresh snow, this can lead to dangerous situations, especially in the upper section...
Approach: From the parking lot at the sports field we follow the road further through the houses of Oberwinkl and cross the Ramsbach. About 100 meters further we keep left at the junction and come to the bridge over the Kohlenrieder Bach. In front of the bridge - following the heaped signposts - among others "Wasserfall" - turn right and follow the path along the brook upwards. The path goes steeply up in serpentines and after about 40 min. (keeping left at the signposted turn-off to the Angeringalm) we come to the wooden footbridge over "our" brook. We look at the Lochner waterfall, which marks the exit of the upper part of the gorge climb. Continue up through the forest until we meet a forest road, which we follow to the right. We cut off a serpentine of the forest road, when we reach the track again we follow it to the right until it ends. Here we descend to the stream, rappel the last meters from the tree if necessary.
Tour: The upper part is not unattractive, especially the 32 m rappel. The lower part (from the wooden footbridge) is a forest canyon with downclimbs and many smaller rappels (max. about 25 m). The belaying is of inconsistent quality. Several times there are optimal chain anchors (where they would not necessarily be expected), but on the 32 m rappel, where one would wish for such a chain anchor, there are only 3 isolated anchors, one of which is a glued anchor. At the high rappel, after about 25 meters you come to a small swimming pool, where you will find a usable anchor for a transfer on the "outer wall" on the left above. The stream should also be run commercially.

Lochner Wasserfälle: Canyon End
2025-06-23: Everything was fine up to the crux, sometimes very slippery. In the hole after the 20m rappel large tree trunks inside, a step to leave the hole completely bent. Then on the following 12m rappel there...
2025-05-10: Great conditions, stands ok. Some fixed ropes renewed.
2024-12-30: In winter, in ice and snow, walk from halfway up to the bridge. Pay close attention to falling ice and avalanches. In fresh snow, this can lead to dangerous situations, especially in the upper section...
Return: Either after the Lochner waterfall out onto the wooden footbridge and down the ascent path again or - after walking the lower part - about 760 m above sea level on a relatively clear exit track left out onto the access path and this back to the parking lot.

Lochner Wasserfälle: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Lochner Wasserfälle: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leave the freeway A93 (Rosenheim - Kufstein) at the exit Oberaudorf and drive in eastern direction on the federal road 172 for about 12 km to Walchsee/Tyrol. In the village Walchsee turn left in front of the hotel "Das Walchsee" into the Hausbergstraße. The road leads in the direction of Winkl. At a fork in the road (a sign points to the left "Winkl") keep right and continue straight ahead to the parking lot at the sports field (daily fee 3 Euro - 2023).
Return: Either after the Lochner waterfall out onto the wooden footbridge and down the ascent path again or - after walking the lower part - about 760 m above sea level on a relatively clear exit track left out onto the access path and this back to the parking lot.

Leyvra: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the road slightly uphill for 300m and we arrive at the farmstead L'Eterpaz, 1368m above sea level. Here the road ends. From here we follow the inconspicuous path across the meadow slightly uphill into the forest. We pass a wooden hut ("Au Pralez, alt. 1443m") and a few minutes later we reach the streambed. As with the neighboring Tenasses, you can still climb on the orographic. right side of the slope to start the descent a little higher in the stream.
Tour: Descent in mostly open streambed on grippy and mostly smoothly polished limestone in small-scale ledges. Practically no running trails.

Leyvra: Canyon End
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Return: Where the stream flattens out (1270m a.s.l.), we climb out on indistinct tracks to the left and walk trail-less across the meadows up to the parking lot.

Leyvra: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Leyvra On est monté plus haut que le départ, mais surprise ce n'est pas équipé. On retournera avec le perfo ! ,???? (Quelle: https://www.desce...
Access: From Chateau d'Oex in the Saane Valley (975m a.s.l.) we take the Route du Mont,\nhalten at the last houses on the right. Passing the houses of Le Mont (1097m a.s.l.), we go up to the hamlet of Les Planches (farm on the right above the road, 1300m a.s.l.), which we reach after crossing a small stream a few meters before. 260m further on, we do not take the hairpin bend to the right, but keep straight on, and then after another 190m - again a farmstead on the right above the road - we park our car in the right-hand bend on the open space to the left of the road. From here you can see the Leyvra already shr well.
Return: Where the stream flattens out (1270m a.s.l.), we climb out on indistinct tracks to the left and walk trail-less across the meadows up to the parking lot.

Ticinetto (Inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot on the road in a southeasterly direction - along the small reservoir - to the dam with company house, passing it on the left and then in a right turn down to the channel. Access directly at the horizontally shooting out water jet with a 7 m jump possible.
Tour: Right at the beginning there is a 22 m slide. Directly after this, the exit is on the left. After Nizzola, "the descent into hell" begins here. The difficulty arises from the fact that after rappelling into the narrow section in the water spray, you have to set up a handrail and the following 30 m rappel in the lower section leads into a chute (with full water pressure), from which you should stay out as far as possible (pendulum slide). Despite its short length, the Ticinetto is one of the most attractive canyons in Ticino in terms of both sport and scenery. Water drainage with a small reservoir above the entry point. Please contact the power station operator (SES) before and after(!) the tour: Tel. 0041(0)917569301 With regard to the amount of water, also note the overflow from the reservoir! (in this respect, Nizzola is mistaken when he only refers to the pool after the sheet pile wall).

Ticinetto (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: At the water diversion, exit to the right over the iron ladder, then cross the stream to the left and, starting under the large downspout, walk up the footpath to the entry.

Ticinetto (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca on the main road for about 13 km in north-east direction (Gotthard). A good 5 km after passing through the village of Giornico, turn left and head west up to Chironico. At the entrance of the village (on the above mentioned CNS map at the altitude "787") we take the road on the left that leads us in a wide curve to the south side of the village of Chironico. Here we park the car in the parking lot on the right, below the road.
Return: At the water diversion, exit to the right over the iron ladder, then cross the stream to the left and, starting under the large downspout, walk up the footpath to the entry.

Auerlingbach: Canyon Start
2024-09-20: Mostly only single anchors without rapid links, many downclimbs.
Approach: To the top of the parking lot and then on the forest road 5 min to the first rightward haipin bend. Here is the exit point - climb over the embankment and check the water level. - Continue up the forest road - it gets relatively far away from the canyon. At the third rightward haipin bend, a forest road with little traffic (dash-dotted in ÖK50) branches off to the left in the direction of Auerlingbach. Continue along this road for about 300m until the (small) concrete dam becomes visible in the canyon. Not easy to see through the forest, but it is the first place where you can recognize the stream at all. Here, descend the steep forest in a fall line and in the subsequent flatter terrain keep far to the left and traverse the last steep section down to the stream, which is reached a bit below the dam wall.
Tour: At the beginning hiking canyon, then alternating downclimb and abseil sections. Protection with bolted iron rings. Usually two next to each other. In the lower third, the rings are missing in one place, but there is an ideal giant pebble with a groove on the uphill side for inserting the rope. Most rappel points are designed so that you can either rappel full in the waterfall or next to it.

Auerlingbach: Canyon End
2024-09-20: Mostly only single anchors without rapid links, many downclimbs.
Return: Take the forest road back to the parking lot. Possibly visit the small, newly renovated wooden church on the Gupf above the parking lot. The pilgrimage church of St. Ulrich and the Roman excavations are also worth a visit.

Ancora: Canyon Start
Approach: from the bridge left down to the creek
Tour: Not exactly overwhelming, but as a bathing tour (possibly with children) quite nice; largely lead footsteps along the shore, the abseils you can bypass or climb downSo you can also, if only 1 car is available, the tour in the stream there and back.

Ancora: Canyon End
Return: After the last and attractive double step with the large pool, a slope goes up to the left, meets a sandy slope at the top, which we follow to the right. Later this is paved and moves up the mountain. Beyond the crest it goes slightly downhill again. Later it branches and we follow the right paved branch down to Pincho to the car.

Ancora: Parking at Entry
Access: From Braga, take the A 3 north towards Valenca and the Spanish border. After about 40 km, change to the A 27 freeway in the (western) direction of Viana do Castelo. After another 15 km, take exit 2 ('Lanheses,Mexeido') and drive north on the N 305 to reach Amonde after 8 winding kilometers and a few hundred meters further the houses of Pincho. Leave your car at the bar or in the open space below for the exit, and take the other car back the way you came, for about 2.5 km, until you reach a prominent crossroads in the forest. Turn left onto the EM 526 and after another 3.5 km you will arrive in Montaria. Go through the village keeping to the right and turn left at a bend to the right ('Viveiro Forestal do Portodeira'). The road, which is no longer paved at the exit, descends in a northerly direction to a picnic area by the bridge (entry).
Return: After the last and attractive double step with the large pool, a slope goes up to the left, meets a sandy slope at the top, which we follow to the right. Later this is paved and moves up the mountain. Beyond the crest it goes slightly downhill again. Later it branches and we follow the right paved branch down to Pincho to the car.

Ancora: Parking at Exit
Access: From Braga, take the A 3 north towards Valenca and the Spanish border. After about 40 km, change to the A 27 freeway in the (western) direction of Viana do Castelo. After another 15 km, take exit 2 ('Lanheses,Mexeido') and drive north on the N 305 to reach Amonde after 8 winding kilometers and a few hundred meters further the houses of Pincho. Leave your car at the bar or in the open space below for the exit, and take the other car back the way you came, for about 2.5 km, until you reach a prominent crossroads in the forest. Turn left onto the EM 526 and after another 3.5 km you will arrive in Montaria. Go through the village keeping to the right and turn left at a bend to the right ('Viveiro Forestal do Portodeira'). The road, which is no longer paved at the exit, descends in a northerly direction to a picnic area by the bridge (entry).
Return: After the last and attractive double step with the large pool, a slope goes up to the left, meets a sandy slope at the top, which we follow to the right. Later this is paved and moves up the mountain. Beyond the crest it goes slightly downhill again. Later it branches and we follow the right paved branch down to Pincho to the car.

Ferreiro: Canyon Start
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Approach: We overcome the barrier and follow the dirt road in a southwesterly direction. After 210 m it turns to the north, we ignore the turnoff straight ahead. After another 300 m we are at the Ribeira do Ferreiro below a waterfall. On the left bank we go down the stream for about 50 m, then we enter the stream (if necessary with a jump after prior testing).
Tour: After only 5 minutes we come to the first rappel (R1 - 45m). Now, interrupted by short walking passages, one rappel follows the other: R2 - 24m; R3 - 10m; R4 - 17m. A longer passage follows, where the stream course is covered with large boulders. \nThen we are above the big vertical - almost 110m. After the entry rappel R5 - 20m, 3 switchbacks follow, each set back a bit (danger of falling rocks) to the left: R6 - 45m; R7 - 10m; R8 - 40m. Then you swim in the large pool, which is also fed by a left side stream. In case of larger water flow, there may be difficulties here (a5). We climb the stone wall above the big pool and find a final sloping rope there: R9 - 40m.\n

Ferreiro: Canyon End
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Return: At the bottom we follow the stream to the lake Lagoa das Patas, on which we have been looking down for a long time. We swim to the left in a southeasterly direction and after about 120m we reach the far shore at the trees. The lake is quite weedy and so one should not be surprised about a corresponding "hanging" at the exit. Finally, we follow the path that leads from the lake down to the road and the parking lot.

Ferreiro: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Fajâ Grande on the west side of the island we drive in the direction of Fajâzinha or Santa Cruz Das Flores. After about 3 km (from the center of Fajâ Grande) we cross the Ribeira do Ferreiro. After the bridge on the right we park the car for the exit. \With the second car we continue in the direction of Santa Cruz, after 300 m we cross the Ribeira Grande and after another 3.9 km we meet the ER 1-2. Now we continue to the left in the direction of Santa Cruz. After a little more than 2 km on the ER 1-2, we turn left from this road onto a dirt road. About 250 m further on, a dirt road goes left at a sharp angle through the bushes. Here we park our second car.
Return: At the bottom we follow the stream to the lake Lagoa das Patas, on which we have been looking down for a long time. We swim to the left in a southeasterly direction and after about 120m we reach the far shore at the trees. The lake is quite weedy and so one should not be surprised about a corresponding "hanging" at the exit. Finally, we follow the path that leads from the lake down to the road and the parking lot.

Ferreiro: Parking at Exit
Access: From Fajâ Grande on the west side of the island we drive in the direction of Fajâzinha or Santa Cruz Das Flores. After about 3 km (from the center of Fajâ Grande) we cross the Ribeira do Ferreiro. After the bridge on the right we park the car for the exit. \With the second car we continue in the direction of Santa Cruz, after 300 m we cross the Ribeira Grande and after another 3.9 km we meet the ER 1-2. Now we continue to the left in the direction of Santa Cruz. After a little more than 2 km on the ER 1-2, we turn left from this road onto a dirt road. About 250 m further on, a dirt road goes left at a sharp angle through the bushes. Here we park our second car.
Return: At the bottom we follow the stream to the lake Lagoa das Patas, on which we have been looking down for a long time. We swim to the left in a southeasterly direction and after about 120m we reach the far shore at the trees. The lake is quite weedy and so one should not be surprised about a corresponding "hanging" at the exit. Finally, we follow the path that leads from the lake down to the road and the parking lot.

Grande Ravine: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the north side of the road bridge, brick stairs lead us into the streambed.
Tour: After a short path in the streambed we come to the 1st rappel (35m). A little later, a handrail leads us to the big wall. First 43m, then we head for the lava tunnel (13m). Rappels of 48m, 38m and 82m follow. Then another diagonal abseil (16m - hourglass) or downclimb. Once at the foot of the wall, there are first about 400-500m of blocked streambed, then a rappel of about 15m. This is followed by another 250-300m of block climbing. About 50m before the next step to the rappel (rappel height approx. 25m), we leave the streambed to the right. You could also descend further to the bridge of the N1 (see topoguide 'Le Paradis du Canyoning' by Pascal Colas, 1995) - another 90m drop - but even P. Colas recommends the exit described above.

Grande Ravine: Canyon End
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Return: The beginning of the inconspicuous track is marked with a cairn. It climbs steeply and we reach the road. Keeping to the right, we come back to the bridge at the entry.

Maliens: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue up the slope to the left. At the second leftward haipin bend at elevation 1975 m a.s.l., we follow the signpost to the "Glacier Mills" in the direction of ONO. We approach the streambed and at altitude 2120 the trail reaches the streambed. From here you can still walk up the stream to the head of the valley and there about 20 meters of altitude up the meadow slope.
Tour: Especially at the beginning beautifully polished glacial mills. Great scenic. Rich flora. Some slope ropes.\nFor the ascent from Trin to Alp Mora toll is payable (10 CHFr - 2010). Payable in the municipal office - basement, door on the left - knock !)

Maliens: Canyon End
Return: At the stone bridge, go out to the right and follow the indistinct path in a westerly direction, slightly ascending over the Alpe Tegia Sut (1945 m a.s.l.) back to the car.

Balces (superior) II: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track. At the first hairpin bend, the path to Balcés Oscuros turns off in a southerly direction. However, we stay on the track and follow it to its exit. We continue along the adjoining path and reach the ridge at 1320 m above sea level (approx. 1.25 hours from the car) and the path continues along the ridge, albeit slightly below it on its eastern flank. The path branches off at a cairn (approx. 15 minutes after crossing the ridge). Turn left (westwards) up to the Collado de Balcéd (1371 m above sea level - you can also ascend there from Rodellar), but we go down to the right into the western flank of the Balcés, first eastwards in several serpentines downhill until the path turns northwards at about 1200 m above sea level. It crosses two branches of the Bco. A Lera. After the second branch, the path heads back towards it (in an easterly direction). Now you path down the Bco. A Lera (alternative 1) down to the Rio Isuala. Although there is also a path to the north of La Glera and almost parallel to it (above the lower break in the wall) leading down to the river in an easterly direction (alternative 2), you should only look for and take this if you are sure of your bearings.
Tour: We hike, wade and swim down the river. A tremendous landscape experience. After about 3.5 hours, 2 longer narrow sections, after passing through a chaos of rocks and two short narrow sections (one immediately after the other), you reach a striking flat meadow area (with bushes) to the right of the river. The path that leads to the entry of Balcés Oscuros comes down here.

Balces (superior) II: Canyon End
Return: We can now walk up it and get to the car after about 1 hour or we (if still fit and time available) cross the Balcés Oscuros in 2 hours (then the emergency rope is not enough!) and at the exit pull right up to the car in 30 minutes.

Rentadors: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.
Tour: 13 rappel in mostly open terrain.

Rentadors: Canyon End
Return: At the latest, where the track crosses the stream, out to the right and on the track to the hamlet of Can Gat. Continue on the dirt road first in a northerly direction. The track then makes a right turn, crosses a stream and about 500 m after this stream in a northerly direction we meet again our junction at the access. About 600 m further on the slope we come back to the car.

Rentadors: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the French-Spanish border. Coming from the French-Spanish border, about 10 km after passing Girona, we leave the AP-7 and change to the C 25 ('Eix transversal') in the direction of Vic, Lleida. After about 35 km in a westerly direction we turn left onto the G 520 and about 5 km further on we come to Viladrau. We cross the town in the direction of Vic. After the last houses on the right side of the road, the road goes northward into the forest, describes here a 180 degree bend again to the south, and then bends to the west.About 400 m after the last houses of Viladrau, a single house stands here on the right side of the road in a forest clearing. A few meters further on, a dirt road turns off to the left at a sharp angle. It first leads us down to the small river, crosses it and then goes up in a southwesterly direction. A few hundred meters after the left turn and about 2 km from the tarred road we come to a gate. Park the car here.
Return: At the latest, where the track crosses the stream, out to the right and on the track to the hamlet of Can Gat. Continue on the dirt road first in a northerly direction. The track then makes a right turn, crosses a stream and about 500 m after this stream in a northerly direction we meet again our junction at the access. About 600 m further on the slope we come back to the car.

Rentadors: Waypoint
Comment: vorbi an der Ermita de l\'Elerola (descente)
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.

Rentadors: Waypoint1
Comment: passer Sant Segimon (descente)
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.

Montmin: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now walk along the road for about 15 min. until we reach a wayside shrine, which is fenced with iron bars. At the wayside shrine former parking lot, but now no parking; according to the police also next to the roadway. Here a partially rope-secured path down to the stream. About 400m before reaching the wayside shrine, we see a clear trail off to the right of the guardrail. It is mainly used by commercial operators and shortens the tour by about two thirds (see wikiloc track).
Tour: A lot of small steps for jumping, slides and downclimb. Key point is the C 10, where you have to cross a waterfall curtain.

Montmin: Canyon End
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Comment: vorgegebener Ausstieg
Return: After the canyon exit, follow the trail signs out to the right and up to the lower parking area on the road (see wikiloc track)

Montmin: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: offizieller Parkplatz
Access: From Annecy on the N 508 along the southwest shore of Lac d'Annecy. After 19 km, the east bank road comes from the left (northeast) at the level of the village of Doussard, located slightly south of the N 508. 3.5 km after this junction of the east bank road, we turn left onto the D 42 in the direction of Montmin, Col de la Forclaz. We pass through the village of Vessone, at the end of the village we cross the Montmin and drive in hairpin bends upwards on the D 42. At the 1st left-hand hairpin bend we park our vehicle in the parking lot on the right-hand side of the road (sanitary facilities).
Return: After the canyon exit, follow the trail signs out to the right and up to the lower parking area on the road (see wikiloc track)

Mine: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge we take the tarred road uphill in a southerly direction for a few meters, but then immediately turn right onto a dirt road that leads uphill on the left past a house at the edge of the forest. We then follow the subsequent footpath over a footbridge (below the mine) in a northerly direction and reach a wide road. Continue uphill on this in switchbacks until we approach the canyon in a southwesterly direction. Where the road (at about 970 m above sea level) describes a bend to the right (on the left below the mast of a power line), a path leads southward steeply down into the streambed.
Tour: Attractive tour (without running trails) that continuously opens views of the wooded valleys. Good to combine with Fontaine Fayard, Montmin or Frontenex.

Mine: Canyon End
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Return: At the water intake, turn right and follow the serpentine path down to the already known footbridge and then return to the car on the approach path.

Mine: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ohne Umsetzung, unterer Parkplatz bei Umsetzung
Access: From Annecy on the N 508 along the southwest shore of the lake of the same name via Duingt to the south end of the lake at Bout-du-Lac (17 km from Annecy). 2 km further on (i.e. after 19 km from Annecy), the D 909 branches off to the left in a northerly direction to lead to Talloires on the eastern shore of the lake. However, we turn south in the exact opposite direction, then drive through Doussard in an easterly direction and continue in a southeasterly direction to Saury (about 3.5 km from N 508). Here we park the car near the bridge. A half-hour (16.5 km) transfer is also possible, see Then it's about a 30 min walk to the entry.
Return: At the water intake, turn right and follow the serpentine path down to the already known footbridge and then return to the car on the approach path.

Mine: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei Umsetzung
Access: From Annecy on the N 508 along the southwest shore of the lake of the same name via Duingt to the south end of the lake at Bout-du-Lac (17 km from Annecy). 2 km further on (i.e. after 19 km from Annecy), the D 909 branches off to the left in a northerly direction to lead to Talloires on the eastern shore of the lake. However, we turn south in the exact opposite direction, then drive through Doussard in an easterly direction and continue in a southeasterly direction to Saury (about 3.5 km from N 508). Here we park the car near the bridge. A half-hour (16.5 km) transfer is also possible, see Then it's about a 30 min walk to the entry.
Return: At the water intake, turn right and follow the serpentine path down to the already known footbridge and then return to the car on the approach path.

Magdalena: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguimos el sendero que se acerca a la montaña (a los paredones) y al barranco. Al pie de los paredones un sendero a la izda que sube hacia la cornisa. Una vez arriba se ve la entrada
Tour: 8 rappel, see photos and videos

Magdalena: Canyon End
Return: Se sale al sendero y al lado de la zona de aparcamiento

Nozice: Canyon Start

Nozice: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstieg Parkplatz

Nozice: Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstieg Parkplatz

Nozice: Canyon End

Hüsenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Easy to walk on
2024-09-01: Easy to walk in the water, some places next to the water slippery. Rather low to medium water level. A wrench should be taken along. Beware of falling rocks in some abseiling sections.
Approach: cf. map section access in photo gallery
Tour: 11 rappel; the C50 can be broken (30m/20m)

Hüsenbach: Parking at Entry
2025-09-21: Easy to walk on
2024-09-01: Easy to walk in the water, some places next to the water slippery. Rather low to medium water level. A wrench should be taken along. Beware of falling rocks in some abseiling sections.
Comment: Parking amont si navette (descente)
Access: Either from the direction of Bern, Interlaken or from the direction of Lucerne, Sarnen to Meiringen, district Hausen/Hüsen (see approach in photo gallery)\n\nA shuttle is possible, but is not recommended because of the long transfer distance (12km) in relation to 45 min. access on foot (see also transfer in photo gallery).
Return: Under the railroad bridge (Brünigbahn) still through and then left out to the car.

Hüsenbach: Parking at Exit
2025-09-21: Easy to walk on
2024-09-01: Easy to walk in the water, some places next to the water slippery. Rather low to medium water level. A wrench should be taken along. Beware of falling rocks in some abseiling sections.
Access: Either from the direction of Bern, Interlaken or from the direction of Lucerne, Sarnen to Meiringen, district Hausen/Hüsen (see approach in photo gallery)\n\nA shuttle is possible, but is not recommended because of the long transfer distance (12km) in relation to 45 min. access on foot (see also transfer in photo gallery).
Return: Under the railroad bridge (Brünigbahn) still through and then left out to the car.

Hüsenbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ partie amont (descente)
Approach: cf. map section access in photo gallery
Tour: 11 rappel; the C50 can be broken (30m/20m)

Hüsenbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Fin partie amont (descente)
Return: Under the railroad bridge (Brünigbahn) still through and then left out to the car.

Cascades du Seebach: Canyon Start
Approach: The start of the canyon is just after the bridge
Tour: The canyon consists of 5 waterfalls from 5 to 15 meters, the last two can be rappelled with only one rappel.

Cascades du Seebach: Canyon End
Return: Good path RG just after the last waterfall (blue mark) Follow the slope up to the bridge where you entered, from there to the car.

Cascades du Seebach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: The canyon is located below the Alfeld reservoir along the D466 (near the Ballon d'Alsace). Just below the dam, take the road to the Isembach hut and park after the bridge (parking on the right).
Return: Good path RG just after the last waterfall (blue mark) Follow the slope up to the bridge where you entered, from there to the car.

Saada: Canyon Start
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Saada: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Zustieg

Saada: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Ausstieg (Wagen nicht im Kiesbett des Baches abstellen!)

Saada: Canyon End

Gorgol: Canyon Start
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Approach:
Tour: Only 2 rappels; at the beginning downclimb and some slides. Then rappel in a chute by means of spreaders above the beam, then magnificent colors by indirect sunlight. Then the highest rappel, which can also be jumped from the left - check beforehand ! Finally through a small basin and under a rock out to the slope.

Gorgol: Canyon End
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Return: Directly right to the car.

Aguare: Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk back 1200 m on the N-330 in a southerly direction and then take the GR 13.1 hiking trail on the right. This is the old path to the Majada de Gabardito hut (see: ). We come to a forest track and follow it to the pastures of Gabardito. We see the Rifugio de Gabardito, leave the forest track to the right and now follow the path in a northerly direction to reach the streambed (entry). There is an alternative approach on the orographic left side of the canyon. It starts at the bridge and leads up pretty much in the fall line This entry is where the path crosses the canyon. The less attractive upper half of the canyon is omitted on this access. However, you can also continue upwards on this path, later passing the Refugio Forestal de Gabardito and thus also reaching the upper entry, always keeping the western direction.
Tour: Varied and interesting descent. About 20 rappel, some of them over the walls of slide brakes.

Aguare: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Jaca we drive on the N-330 about 17.5 km to Canfranc. 600 m after the center of the village we come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the car here.
Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Parking at Entry
Access: From Jaca we drive on the N-330 about 17.5 km to Canfranc. 600 m after the center of the village we come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the car here.
Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativzustieg auf orograf. li. Bachseite
Approach: We walk back 1200 m on the N-330 in a southerly direction and then take the GR 13.1 hiking trail on the right. This is the old path to the Majada de Gabardito hut (see: ). We come to a forest track and follow it to the pastures of Gabardito. We see the Rifugio de Gabardito, leave the forest track to the right and now follow the path in a northerly direction to reach the streambed (entry). There is an alternative approach on the orographic left side of the canyon. It starts at the bridge and leads up pretty much in the fall line This entry is where the path crosses the canyon. The less attractive upper half of the canyon is omitted on this access. However, you can also continue upwards on this path, later passing the Refugio Forestal de Gabardito and thus also reaching the upper entry, always keeping the western direction.
Tour: Varied and interesting descent. About 20 rappel, some of them over the walls of slide brakes.

Kalbelekarbach: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée 1: au-dessus de C25 et C15 (1360m alt. environ). (descente)
Approach: The access requires a sense of direction and intuition. First, we climb the slope in a westerly direction and then traverse about 50 m without a path (further west) to a forest road that runs in a north-south direction. Here we walk a few meters northwards and look for the barely recognizable start of the overgrown path, which initially runs in a north-westerly direction towards the Kalbeleskarbach stream and then winds upwards relatively close to the stream. We come to a hunter's stand on the edge of the slope to the stream (2016). A few more meters uphill, then the path at about 1320 m altitude pulls into the steep slope above the stream - here too more to guess than to see clearly.we come to the streambed and can still see two larger waterfalls upstream. The Riml/Amor guide writes: " ... as soon as you cross the Kalbelekarbach, you can get in." That's what we did (starting altitude 1300 m), but subsequently realized that we missed the first two waterfalls in the topographic view in the Riml/Amor book. So you would probably have to follow the path on the other side of the stream further up the slope and then enter the stream at a suitable point above the first two waterfalls. In that case, however, the 1300 m altitude at which the trail starts would no longer apply. According to the Amap online map, a short access from the path into the stream seems possible at about 1410m, possibly even further down, just above the first two waterfalls in the topographic view.
Tour: Alternating rappel, downclimb and short runs. The route time is extrapolated from the 80 min. we needed from our entry altitude at 1300m for an entry above the first two waterfalls.

Kalbelekarbach: Canyon End
Return: We cross the forest track with the streambed and go downhill to the road bridge.

Kalbelekarbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée 2 : au-dessous de C25 et C15, traverse du sentier, 1290m altitude. (descente)
Approach: The access requires a sense of direction and intuition. First, we climb the slope in a westerly direction and then traverse about 50 m without a path (further west) to a forest road that runs in a north-south direction. Here we walk a few meters northwards and look for the barely recognizable start of the overgrown path, which initially runs in a north-westerly direction towards the Kalbeleskarbach stream and then winds upwards relatively close to the stream. We come to a hunter's stand on the edge of the slope to the stream (2016). A few more meters uphill, then the path at about 1320 m altitude pulls into the steep slope above the stream - here too more to guess than to see clearly.we come to the streambed and can still see two larger waterfalls upstream. The Riml/Amor guide writes: " ... as soon as you cross the Kalbelekarbach, you can get in." That's what we did (starting altitude 1300 m), but subsequently realized that we missed the first two waterfalls in the topographic view in the Riml/Amor book. So you would probably have to follow the path on the other side of the stream further up the slope and then enter the stream at a suitable point above the first two waterfalls. In that case, however, the 1300 m altitude at which the trail starts would no longer apply. According to the Amap online map, a short access from the path into the stream seems possible at about 1410m, possibly even further down, just above the first two waterfalls in the topographic view.
Tour: Alternating rappel, downclimb and short runs. The route time is extrapolated from the 80 min. we needed from our entry altitude at 1300m for an entry above the first two waterfalls.

Kalbelekarbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Reutte in the Lech Valley up to the Plansee. From its eastern end (hamlet "Am Plansee") we take the road towards Linderhof Castle, Oberammergau. 3.8 km drive, then we come to the bridge over the Kalbeleskarbach. In front of the bridge on the left there is a bigger free space for the car.\nFrom Oberammergau/Ettal we take the St2060, which branches off from the B23 between these two villages in the direction of Linderhof Castle. After about 9.7 km we pass the turnoff to Linderhof Castle, after another 6.9 km we cross the German/Austrian border. Another 4.3 km and we are at the former Hotel Ammerwald, today BMW conference center. We continue in the direction of Plansee, Reutte. We first cross the gravel bed of the Kuhkarbach and after 850m (from BMW conference center) we reach the bridge over the Kalbeleskarbach. We park the car in the open space on the right after the bridge.
Return: We cross the forest track with the streambed and go downhill to the road bridge.

Kalbelekarbach: Waypoint
Comment: debut du "sentier" vers le nord-ouvest (descente)
Approach: The access requires a sense of direction and intuition. First, we climb the slope in a westerly direction and then traverse about 50 m without a path (further west) to a forest road that runs in a north-south direction. Here we walk a few meters northwards and look for the barely recognizable start of the overgrown path, which initially runs in a north-westerly direction towards the Kalbeleskarbach stream and then winds upwards relatively close to the stream. We come to a hunter's stand on the edge of the slope to the stream (2016). A few more meters uphill, then the path at about 1320 m altitude pulls into the steep slope above the stream - here too more to guess than to see clearly.we come to the streambed and can still see two larger waterfalls upstream. The Riml/Amor guide writes: " ... as soon as you cross the Kalbelekarbach, you can get in." That's what we did (starting altitude 1300 m), but subsequently realized that we missed the first two waterfalls in the topographic view in the Riml/Amor book. So you would probably have to follow the path on the other side of the stream further up the slope and then enter the stream at a suitable point above the first two waterfalls. In that case, however, the 1300 m altitude at which the trail starts would no longer apply. According to the Amap online map, a short access from the path into the stream seems possible at about 1410m, possibly even further down, just above the first two waterfalls in the topographic view.

Morterone: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the road branching off at an acute angle in a northeasterly direction, passing a sinkhole on the left ("Bus de Carigun") and after 500m we come to a farm. Here we turn down to the right, away from the road, passing a homestead on the left and descending along the edge of the meadow. Passing 2 mountain huts, we enter the forest, descend along the left high bank until a track on the right takes us down into the stream.
Tour: The tour begins after a short river walk with a 26 m - rappel under a rock arch into (after about 10m comfortable intermediate stand). This is followed by a narrowing with small drops, which can be partially jumped.

Morterone: Canyon End
Return: At the picnic area, opposite the watery karst spring on the right slope, exit to the left onto the trail. Follow the path uphill back to the starting point, keeping to the left at each junction.

Morterone: Alternative Canyon End
Return: At the picnic area, opposite the watery karst spring on the right slope, exit to the left onto the trail. Follow the path uphill back to the starting point, keeping to the left at each junction.

Morterone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Lecco on the new road to Valsassina to Ballabio. From the traffic circle in the center on the SP 62 about 1km in the direction of Lecco and then turn left on the SP 63. In many serpentines and curves we drive along the edge of the Val Boazzo 12.5 km up to Olino and from here another 3 km to Morterone. Park the car about 100m in front of the church.
Return: At the picnic area, opposite the watery karst spring on the right slope, exit to the left onto the trail. Follow the path uphill back to the starting point, keeping to the left at each junction.

Serviera: Canyon Start
Approach: This is a rugged, remote, long and strenuous canyon. Access requires an overnight stay (in the Callarelli cave), unless you are very fit and set off before sunrise. The access is strenuous. In summer, the heat can be oppressive. Fortunately, there is a drinking fountain along the way. Alternatively, you can walk the entire route. This extends the hike by around 40 minutes.
Tour: 47 Rappels Water is always scarce in the upper parts and usually dries up completely after the first grove. It is therefore important to stock up on supplies in the Callarelli cave in advance. At the beginning of the season, there may still be snowfields in the upper parts. The part after the second grove is equipped exclusively with double-barrelled guns, while the upper part has not yet been re-equipped and mainly has single and double-barrelled guns, some of which are very old. The second grove is the only exit. This emergency exit is far from easy, but is signposted. There are some very steep and exposed parts. Bear in mind that the ascent to Capo le Macchia takes about three and a half very strenuous hours, compared to about four and a half hours for the crossing of the canyon.

Serviera: Canyon End

Serviera: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour approche (descente)

Serviera: Parking at Exit

Rio Malimberg (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-26: Nice, short abseil tour, which is also superiore in and after rain. Double glued anchors and even chain anchors everywhere.
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Approach: At the power house after the bridge you can already see the hiking mark 641 (Attention: in the Tabacco map the hiking trail is already marked before the bridge. But this is wrong!) Immediately after the power house you follow the access road up to the 1st house. The path goes between the houses until you reach asphalt again. Here turn right in the direction of the electricity pylons, where there is again a trail marker 641. From here, follow path 641 until you reach the wooden bridge that crosses the Rio Malimberg. Attention, just after the bridge an inconspicuous steep path goes up on the left. With a quick gain in altitude (on the orographic left side of the gorge) you will soon be at the entry, at 690Hm.
Tour: The Rio Malimberg inferiore is a beautiful, short, technically not too difficult tour, which definitely has a lot to offer. Due to the characteristics, the canyon is also suitable for beginners, but also has enough potential for experienced canyoneers. Most of the rappels are easy to see and the pools are not deep. Some rappels are in the watercourse and provide refreshment. The canyon is very continuous from start to exit, with only short walking passages. At the wooden bridge you have the possibility to get off on path 641. However, the further descent pays off in any case (disturbing here is only a water drainage, which suddenly disappears in the field).

Rio Malimberg (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Hotel Carnia take the SS13 in the direction of Tarvisio. At the exit of Chiusaforte turn right towards "Sella Nevea"/Raccolana. Follow this road straight on, go through the avalanche gallery and continue straight on. About 4 km after the avalanche gallery you will reach the village of "Saletto". Here you turn left (over the bridge) towards "Chiout Cali". At the entrance of the village you cross "Rio Malimberg". Immediately after the bridge park on the right (next to the power house).
Return: At approx. 570Hm before the road bridge, get off on the right to the parking lot/power house.

Rio Malimberg (Inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: At approx. 570Hm before the road bridge, get off on the right to the parking lot/power house.

Ziocu: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue 1.3 km on a dirt road to its exit. Next to the bridge we climb into the streambed.
Tour: Descent in alleys of granite with various possible jumps. At the first higher rappel (C20), a powerful shower can not be avoided. More attractive rappels follow until the canyon opens up. In the lower, more open part there are also a few rappels. Then some tedious block climbing to the bridge (approx. 30 min). There appears to be an emergency exit to the left after the narrowest part (area after a solid iron rail wrapped around a boulder).

Ziocu: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the bridge and take the path to the left in about 20 minutes back to Soccia to the car below.

Sulleoni: Canyon Start
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Approach: Left (west) past the church through a gate (please close again!) about 100 m on the slope in a northwesterly direction, then the slope makes a sharp right turn and moves in a northeasterly direction down to the edge of the Niederwald. Here - contrary to what is described and sketched in the book with the informative map section of Ayasse/Dubreuil - continue on the forest road. Past a car wreck on the left below the path, past 2 access roads; along a wire fence you come after about 300 m (from the car wreck) out of the coppice again onto a clearing. 50 m before(!) the clearing you will find a cairn on the left side of the trail and next to it a tree with 'LC' carved into its trunk (longeant canyon - leading to the canyon). Take the path down to the creek.
Tour: In the streambed about 20 min/500m. to the place where the actual entry begins with a C3. After passing the narrows, we are above the C65. On the right in the chute would actually be after about 45m (then 2x50m rope would be enough) a changeover, but you should take precautionary setting gear if you want to use it. The canyon now becomes successively more open and offers some nice rappels. Where the Ruisseau de l'Umbertacciu enters from the right, the descent ends.\n

Sulleoni: Canyon End
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Return: The path used to descend further to the foot of the opposite slope, where the stream bends to the SW. A pleasant slope then led up to the road on the other side. Here, however, trouble was inevitable because the landowner became extremely unpleasant if you got caught. I was able to avoid this - 2x smily - on my exits (2006 and 2009), but I was lucky. As a result, I was advised to walk down the stream to the bridge of the D81 - 2 hours exit ! However, there is now an exit up to the D81 that does not involve any trouble with the landowner - see "Canyoning nel Mediterraneo" (p. 112). To do this, climb up the Umbertacciu, which joins from the right, for about 20m and look left on the slope for the start of a path that takes you up to the car on the D81 . See also map section - Nops riding and hiking map: Islands - in the photos in CWiki!

Sulleoni: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Ajaccio on the D 81 via Cargese in the direction of Piana, Porto. About 7 km after Cargese, turn right (east) and go up to the hamlet of Revinda. But first we continue on the D 81 for another 5.4 km in the direction of Piana, where we park our ("lower") car on the side of the road at a vacation settlement (?). \nWith the other car we go back and then left up to Revinda at 500m altitude (6.8 km). Parking is best in front of the church.
Return: The path used to descend further to the foot of the opposite slope, where the stream bends to the SW. A pleasant slope then led up to the road on the other side. Here, however, trouble was inevitable because the landowner became extremely unpleasant if you got caught. I was able to avoid this - 2x smily - on my exits (2006 and 2009), but I was lucky. As a result, I was advised to walk down the stream to the bridge of the D81 - 2 hours exit ! However, there is now an exit up to the D81 that does not involve any trouble with the landowner - see "Canyoning nel Mediterraneo" (p. 112). To do this, climb up the Umbertacciu, which joins from the right, for about 20m and look left on the slope for the start of a path that takes you up to the car on the D81 . See also map section - Nops riding and hiking map: Islands - in the photos in CWiki!

Sulleoni: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ajaccio on the D 81 via Cargese in the direction of Piana, Porto. About 7 km after Cargese, turn right (east) and go up to the hamlet of Revinda. But first we continue on the D 81 for another 5.4 km in the direction of Piana, where we park our ("lower") car on the side of the road at a vacation settlement (?). \nWith the other car we go back and then left up to Revinda at 500m altitude (6.8 km). Parking is best in front of the church.
Return: The path used to descend further to the foot of the opposite slope, where the stream bends to the SW. A pleasant slope then led up to the road on the other side. Here, however, trouble was inevitable because the landowner became extremely unpleasant if you got caught. I was able to avoid this - 2x smily - on my exits (2006 and 2009), but I was lucky. As a result, I was advised to walk down the stream to the bridge of the D81 - 2 hours exit ! However, there is now an exit up to the D81 that does not involve any trouble with the landowner - see "Canyoning nel Mediterraneo" (p. 112). To do this, climb up the Umbertacciu, which joins from the right, for about 20m and look left on the slope for the start of a path that takes you up to the car on the D81 . See also map section - Nops riding and hiking map: Islands - in the photos in CWiki!

Frascaghiu: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the orographic right side of the stream we take a slope that later mutates into a path. We meet another slope and follow it to the right to the bridge (entry).
Tour: see video

Frascaghiu: Canyon End
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Return: Exit at the bridge

Mas Calsan: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, there is a small shortcut through the forest that shortens part of the road and then you continue on this road for about 600 meters. You will pass a few isolated houses and then turn left onto a passable path in the direction of "el Roc". You will recognize the place "el Roc" by several letterboxes placed next to each other. It is a dead-end road with a few small houses and a sign with the words "Rando/Canyon". The path climbs very quickly and eventually exits onto a balcony overlooking the canyon's first waterfall until it crosses the watercourse, descending the well-marked path. After taking the shuttle, walk past the Mas de l'Eixalàa farmhouse and descend along the path on the left.
Tour: Entertaining canyon with nice narrow sections. The first part consists of slides, jumps and a few abseils, then you come to a large crevasse with an abseil in a chute that you can use to bypass it to get to a fairly distant belay on the left bank in case there is too much water. Another rappelling routes follows, then a fairly long walk in the wide river bed. On the walk, three hundred meters downstream from the exit of the first part, an exit on the left bank leads to Mas Cristofol, from where you can reach the parking lot. A second exit before the second part, also on the left bank, allows the ascent along an old canyon above the canyon. The second section begins with a short, quite aesthetic narrow part, a few more parts and jumps, followed by another short walk that leads to the last narrow part. The last waterfall can be recognized by a large pool where the canyon turns into a stream. You can't miss it, because at the start of this last waterfall you can see an old canal leading to the left bank and consisting of a small reservoir with two abandoned cast iron pipes. First part: S1 + T3 + AN/D2 + Rn°1: MC/C7 RD + Rn°2: C6 RD/T6 + Rn°3: D8/C8 RD + T2 + T2 + Rn°4: MC/C5 RD + Rn°5: C7 RD/RG + T4 + Rn°6: MC.F C22 RD/R15RG (outside the water) + Rn°7: MC.F C19 RG/RD + intermediate stage in a chaos of blocks with a first way out. Second part: second RG escape option before AN C2 + AN C4, bridgeable by RG de-escalation in the channel + Rn°8: C2 MC/C10 RG + Rn°9: C6 RG/S6 + T1 + Rn°10: C15 RG + T8 in "S" + S2 + D5 (ramp) + Rn°11: C5 RD + Rn°12: C7 RG + Rn°13: C8 RD + Rn°14: C15 RD (old channel). Notes: - Beware of backwater in the chute, a strong current in this crevasse can be very problematic, be careful! Sometimes logs can partially block the siphon under the starting block of C23 in the chute, be careful! INFO: It is possible to connect an opening of Kevin Trujillo Marcos from 2023 on the same day. This is the Can Madern canyon, located between the Mas Cal Sant canyon and the Can Guillet canyon. As usual, you can park in the Mas Cal Sant parking lot at the transformer. On foot from the parking lot, take the usual shortcut that goes through the forest and leads directly to the hairpin bend "la Creu" on the road "el Roc". Right here, just a few meters from the houses on the roadside upstream, a marked path begins on the left-hand side, which leads to the starting point after twenty minutes, directly above the Mas Can Nie farm. Most of the time the canyon is dry and walkable in hiking clothes, except after heavy rainfall and from spring onwards, when a wetsuit is really necessary. If you see that the Mas Cal Sant has a lot of water and is almost impassable or even flooded, it means that Can Madern is in good condition. We start with a beautiful passage under boulders, followed by two first abseils with natural anchors, including one under the old path of Mas Can Nie, which interrupts the descent. This is followed by a narrow passage formed by spider webs with boulders and a slide that leads to the bridge. A jump of three meters is possible under the bridge, followed by several abseils, slides and the large, divided final waterfall. Shaft = Rn°6: C7 RG (spider's web) + T5 + Rn°7: C5 "single point" RG/S4 (under the bridge) + Rn°8: C4 "single point" RG + Rn°9: C5 "single point" RD + Rn°10: C4 "single point" RD/T4 + Rn°11: C6 "single point" RG + C40 split = Rn°12: R20 RD + Rn°13: R20 RD The exit is direct and entirely via the left bank, climbing up the slope fifty meters after the last secured waterfall. The small forest path leads in five minutes to the bridge that crosses the canyon, where the canyon runs below (Rn°7: C5 "Einpunkt" RG/S4), then follow the road on foot to the parking lot. After leaving the canyon, do not follow the paths to the private properties.

Mas Calsan: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Céret, follow the D115 towards Amélie les Bains as far as the Reynes bridge. At the bridge, opposite the bakery (Le Fournil de Reynès) on the left, take the road that leads up to the village of Reynes. Once in the village, you will come to a small traffic circle. Take the road that goes past the church and up to "el Roc". Park on the left-hand side next to a transformer covered by cypress trees. With the second vehicle, you can continue up to an altitude of 460 meters to a hairpin bend (wooden sign "La Montanyole") directly above the canyon Can Guillet on your right. Then follow the passable road to the Mas de l'Eixalàa farm, where you can park at the side of the road.
Return: The way back begins on a clearly visible path on the left bank, which initially leads steeply through the vegetation and becomes less steep a few meters further on. You come to a path that climbs in moderate hairpin bends to a wide cobbled path that you must follow uphill to the left. Go past some houses on the path to the right, opposite the Cristofol farmhouse, which you can see in the distance on the other side. This short path leads to the street "el Roc" above the parking lot. Take the shortcut back to the vehicle as on the way there.

Mas Calsan: Canyon End
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Return: The way back begins on a clearly visible path on the left bank, which initially leads steeply through the vegetation and becomes less steep a few meters further on. You come to a path that climbs in moderate hairpin bends to a wide cobbled path that you must follow uphill to the left. Go past some houses on the path to the right, opposite the Cristofol farmhouse, which you can see in the distance on the other side. This short path leads to the street "el Roc" above the parking lot. Take the shortcut back to the vehicle as on the way there.

Rio Poio (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From P1 directly down into the streambed below the water drainage. For the "quick entry" E2 see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery".
Tour: See topographic view, photos and videos; key passage is the narrows.

Rio Poio (superiore): Parking at Exit
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Access: see Google aerial photo in "photo gallery", likewise to the conversion (in addition also )
Return: Still before the exit of the valley cut left up to the road and to P2

Rio Poio (superiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: see Google aerial photo in "photo gallery", likewise to the conversion (in addition also )
Return: Still before the exit of the valley cut left up to the road and to P2

Rio Poio (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Still before the exit of the valley cut left up to the road and to P2

Cedro (Intermedio): Canyon Start
Approach: Either from P1 to E1 (above the bridge) and "pre" the upper less interesting but short part , see http://ropewiki.com/Cedros_(Upper) or from P2 (promising ?) to direct entry to Cedros med. at E2. The time given is for the direct access to E2.
Tour: 7 rappel in the middle part (The indicated route time is valid - only - for the middle part). See also photos & videos

Cedro (Intermedio): Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (für direkten Zustieg zu E2)
Access: From Calhela to Loiral 2° see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery", as well as to a possible conversion - if you "attach" Cedro(s) inferiore, which must be done partly on a slope.
Return: Either append the lower part (Cedros inferiore) or get off at the bridge onto trail PR3SJO and head east up to P3.

Cedro (Intermedio): Canyon End
Return: Either append the lower part (Cedros inferiore) or get off at the bridge onto trail PR3SJO and head east up to P3.

Widenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: see (see map with access, exit, etc.).
Tour: see

Widenbach: Canyon End
Return: At the footbridge out to the right and to the road bend

Hospital: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Petit debit mais tous les jeux passent. ; toujours aussi ludique et beau. Le toboggan final est toujours aussi génial ! (Quelle: htt...
2025-06-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Aucun tobogan particable, juste quelques sauts. (Quelle:
2025-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Canyon très accessible mais complet et ludique : belles vasques, rappels en cascades sauts et toboggans !Aurait mérité un peu plus de...
Approach: Follow the road uphill, passing under the church. Turn right at the crossroads with the bar and keep left at the end of the village, following the mule track uphill. Stay on this path, cross a few dirt tracks and a tarred road (always check the further course of the path carefully!) and finally come to a flat plateau. Here you follow the track along a wall on the left, past a house, and then take the next path on the left down to the river. Follow the water until you reach the first small waterfall.
Tour: 5 rappels alternate with runs and downclimbs. See photos and video

Hospital: Canyon End
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Petit debit mais tous les jeux passent. ; toujours aussi ludique et beau. Le toboggan final est toujours aussi génial ! (Quelle: htt...
2025-06-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Aucun tobogan particable, juste quelques sauts. (Quelle:
2025-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hospital Canyon très accessible mais complet et ludique : belles vasques, rappels en cascades sauts et toboggans !Aurait mérité un peu plus de...
Return: At the black pipeline spanning the river, exit to the right and follow the path to the road bridge. Follow the tarred road north to the parked car.

Orasso: Canyon Start
2025-07-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso For the approach, like the comment from 2022: at the bifurcation, don't take the horizontal path, take the signposted one to Bignuga....
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso Belle surprise ! Belle C25 et rando aquatique sympa. Equipement RAS.Parking au pont de la route (4 places). Approche en 40 minutes : re...
Approach: From Orasso (700 m a.s.l.) take the footpath in the direction of Bugnago. Contrary to van Duin's description of the ascent, do not cross the right side stream of the Rio Orasso, but after about 15 minutes turn right at a fork onto a path that continues horizontally. What is striking about the fork is that all the signs are oriented to the main path, but none to the path going straight ahead, which we now follow. It leads us to a stone storehouse and seems to end here. Passing by the west side of the house, it continues in an inconspicuous form and crosses the orographic right slope of the Orasso, sloping slightly. Then it begins to descend, a "bad step" is provisionally secured with wire rope. We reach a streambed where the path beyond leads back up to a stone house. However, we follow the tracks that lead downhill to the right before the streambed, then cross the possibly dry streambed to continue steeply down into the riverbed of the Rio Orasso.
Tour: At the beginning attractive 25 m rappel into a cauldron, then again and again smaller bottlenecks; emergency exit almost always possible. Duin probably repeats in his book an approach description from a [[http://freeweb.supereva.com/euforione/Rio di Orasso/rio di orasso.htm] website that can no longer be accessed today. Since on the access description there is noted, it would probably not be optimal, we have searched for a better access - and found.

Orasso: Canyon End
2025-07-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso For the approach, like the comment from 2022: at the bifurcation, don't take the horizontal path, take the signposted one to Bignuga....
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso Belle surprise ! Belle C25 et rando aquatique sympa. Equipement RAS.Parking au pont de la route (4 places). Approche en 40 minutes : re...
Return: Before the road bridge, turn left onto the footpath, then left again, crossing first a stone bridge over the Rio Orasso and then going up to the village of Orasso.

Orasso: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso For the approach, like the comment from 2022: at the bifurcation, don't take the horizontal path, take the signposted one to Bignuga....
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orasso Belle surprise ! Belle C25 et rando aquatique sympa. Equipement RAS.Parking au pont de la route (4 places). Approche en 40 minutes : re...
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore up the Cannobino valley towards Malesco. After 14 km and shortly after some sepentines you reach the turnoff (turn right and continue for about 300 m) to the village of Orasso. Here ample parking in front of the historic center.
Return: Before the road bridge, turn left onto the footpath, then left again, crossing first a stone bridge over the Rio Orasso and then going up to the village of Orasso.

Kalithea, Φαράγγι Καλλιθέας: Canyon Start
2026-01-02: Caution. The rope retrieval in the crux pitch is quite difficult and may result in a stuck rope, as happened to us. Local canyoneers confirmed us that this fact already happened several times. This is...
2025-10-13: After the Ag. Loukas definitely the nicer canyon. Still slimy sediments and cloudy water, but the fact that is has so much water in October is awesome. With a lot of water I imagine this canyon to be...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kaliteia Agios Loukas is also nice. 2 people, 2 h 45 for both together. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
Approach: From Agios Lukas Chapel (P1 for access) down the trail into the canyon floor. https://youtu.be/lOxLcBu-qQQ See also See Google aerial photo in "Links
Tour: See videos & photos

Kalithea, Φαράγγι Καλλιθέας: Parking at Entry
2026-01-02: Caution. The rope retrieval in the crux pitch is quite difficult and may result in a stuck rope, as happened to us. Local canyoneers confirmed us that this fact already happened several times. This is...
2025-10-13: After the Ag. Loukas definitely the nicer canyon. Still slimy sediments and cloudy water, but the fact that is has so much water in October is awesome. With a lot of water I imagine this canyon to be...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kaliteia Agios Loukas is also nice. 2 people, 2 h 45 for both together. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
Comment: Parkplatz P1 für Zustieg Kaleithea, zugleich P am Ausstieg Agios Loukas/Skoupeikos I
Access: See Google aerial image in "Links
Return: Exit at the water drainage, signposted. From there, follow the tracks up to the slope and then up to the car.

Kalithea, Φαράγγι Καλλιθέας: Parking at Exit
2026-01-02: Caution. The rope retrieval in the crux pitch is quite difficult and may result in a stuck rope, as happened to us. Local canyoneers confirmed us that this fact already happened several times. This is...
2025-10-13: After the Ag. Loukas definitely the nicer canyon. Still slimy sediments and cloudy water, but the fact that is has so much water in October is awesome. With a lot of water I imagine this canyon to be...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kaliteia Agios Loukas is also nice. 2 people, 2 h 45 for both together. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Ausstieg P2
Access: See Google aerial image in "Links
Return: Exit at the water drainage, signposted. From there, follow the tracks up to the slope and then up to the car.

Kalithea, Φαράγγι Καλλιθέας: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Entry upper in Agios Loukas for 5 rappels max 10m
Approach: From Agios Lukas Chapel (P1 for access) down the trail into the canyon floor. https://youtu.be/lOxLcBu-qQQ See also See Google aerial photo in "Links
Tour: See videos & photos

Cascades de Grandvillard: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Petit canyon avec un bel encaissement, jolie ambiance sur la fin. Equipement OK. Un peu trop de débit pour descendre dans l'actif...
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Tout ok, quelques points vieillissant. (Quelle:
2024-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Équipement RAS, assez surpris au vu du commentaire précédent ! Quelques maillons et une ou deux plaquettes artisanales sont effec...
Approach: see
Tour: First descent in open streambed, then narrowly gorged. Final waterfall possible in and outside the stream.

Cascades de Grandvillard: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Petit canyon avec un bel encaissement, jolie ambiance sur la fin. Equipement OK. Un peu trop de débit pour descendre dans l'actif...
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Tout ok, quelques points vieillissant. (Quelle:
2024-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Équipement RAS, assez surpris au vu du commentaire précédent ! Quelques maillons et une ou deux plaquettes artisanales sont effec...
Return: Right out , over the footbridge to the left bank and further to the parking lot

Cascades de Grandvillard: Parking at Entry
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Petit canyon avec un bel encaissement, jolie ambiance sur la fin. Equipement OK. Un peu trop de débit pour descendre dans l'actif...
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Tout ok, quelques points vieillissant. (Quelle:
2024-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grandvillard Équipement RAS, assez surpris au vu du commentaire précédent ! Quelques maillons et une ou deux plaquettes artisanales sont effec...
Access: see
Return: Right out , over the footbridge to the left bank and further to the parking lot

Cascades de Grandvillard: Parking at Exit
Access: see
Return: Right out , over the footbridge to the left bank and further to the parking lot

Le Biez des Cruies: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies Ca coule bien pour le Biez des cruies, conditions au top. (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biez des Cruies Top conditions et amarrages ok Dc+ Communication difficile dans la c25 avec autant d eau Par navette mais long (Quelle: https...
Approach: See position sketch for access with conversion. For access from below without conversion, see specifically
Tour: Sequence of rappels without running distances

Le Biez des Cruies: Parking at Exit
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies Ca coule bien pour le Biez des cruies, conditions au top. (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biez des Cruies Top conditions et amarrages ok Dc+ Communication difficile dans la c25 avec autant d eau Par navette mais long (Quelle: https...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Ausstieg
Access: See Google aerial view in photo gallery.
Return: Along the stream down pathless to the road.

Le Biez des Cruies: Parking at Entry
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cruies Ca coule bien pour le Biez des cruies, conditions au top. (Quelle:
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biez des Cruies Top conditions et amarrages ok Dc+ Communication difficile dans la c25 avec autant d eau Par navette mais long (Quelle: https...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg
Access: See Google aerial view in photo gallery.
Return: Along the stream down pathless to the road.

Le Biez des Cruies: Canyon End
Return: Along the stream down pathless to the road.

Val Grande (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Moins d'eau que dans leVal di Gei. Mais une superbe canyon que nous avons effectuée depuis le départ jusqu'au pont de pierr...
2025-10-05: Partly only single hooks, many old anchors, partly wobbly or not correct in the rock. Cold water at this time of year. Air temperature was pleasant.
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Une corde coupée malheureusement sur la C18. Merci aux prochains de la ramasser (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Approach: From the parked car on the path further upstream, keeping right through the estate of a "collector" and on a bridge over the stream. Here you can easily see the last part of the descent. After the bridge, go up on the tarred road. This crosses the Val Grande again. Where you reach some houses you go up on a mule track under chestnut trees on the right towards Salvabella - at the same time apparently a kind of Calvary path. At a prominent bend to the left, a path branches off to the right under the trees. But leave it after a few meters to the right and on unclear tracks steeply down to the stream (entry). Description if you park at the barrier: From the barrier approx. 50m to the first small stone bridge (water level check!) --> then along the road over iron bridge with wooden beams up to right small stone house with hiking mark --> past behind the house over small wooden bridge --> past small chapel --> further up again small wooden bridge and house with stables --> up again. Wooden bridge and house with stable --> now it's only a few meters until a trail mark on the rock and right. a tree with a hole in the middle show the way to the streambed (450Hm) --> after a short distance descend via rope traverse into the streambed.
Tour: After the entry come 3 small pools with short slides --> 20m rappel left or 7m rappel and 8m jump (!) --> very nice 30m rappel in large pools --> from here the canyon is somewhat narrower --> there are several rappels that are always well visible by fixed ropes or in more water alternatives open --> who high jumps in deep pools comes in this canyon at his expense --> at the end you come back to the stone bridge where another beautiful 20m rappel with a 5m slide crowns the conclusion.

Val Grande (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Moins d'eau que dans leVal di Gei. Mais une superbe canyon que nous avons effectuée depuis le départ jusqu'au pont de pierr...
2025-10-05: Partly only single hooks, many old anchors, partly wobbly or not correct in the rock. Cold water at this time of year. Air temperature was pleasant.
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Une corde coupée malheureusement sur la C18. Merci aux prochains de la ramasser (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Return: After the slide right up over stone bridge to the road (parking lot).

Val Grande (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Moins d'eau que dans leVal di Gei. Mais une superbe canyon que nous avons effectuée depuis le départ jusqu'au pont de pierr...
2025-10-05: Partly only single hooks, many old anchors, partly wobbly or not correct in the rock. Cold water at this time of year. Air temperature was pleasant.
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grande (inférieur) Une corde coupée malheureusement sur la C18. Merci aux prochains de la ramasser (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Access: Coming from Locarno, turn into the Maggia Valley at Ponte Brola. After about 4.5 km, cross the stream coming from Val Grande and, immediately after the bridge, turn right onto a dirt road. This is followed to its exit, the last meters across an agricultural estate. Now on the side of the road above the stream park car. An alternative access is via the tarred road that leaves to the right before the bridge. Park here in front of the barrier in a suitable place.
Return: After the slide right up over stone bridge to the road (parking lot).

Jereka: Canyon Start
2025-07-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jerečica (Quelle:
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2023-08-14: To correct the description. This canyon can be very dangerous in bad weather since the water level can rise quickly, so if you are in narrow part, you cant escape. There were already some rescues and...
Approach: If you only want to walk the lower part of the canyon, follow the forest road from the parking lot into the valley, cross the mostly dry streambed and climb another 50 m until the forest road meets the stream again at a dam with a water drain. If you want to walk the entire canyon, continue up the forest road, which becomes increasingly steeper and overgrown. After about 15 minutes you come to a crossing path which you follow back into the canyon to the left. Entry here. It is probably also possible to take a second car to the upper bridge over the Jereka and enter there, or to cross from the leftward haipin bend below the cluster of houses of Podjelje over alpine meadows into the canyon.
Tour: Many slides and low rappels up to max. 15m in a gorge that is wonderfully washed out in sections. Narrow sections alternate with walking passages. Due to many emergency exits and little water flow, it is also doable in bad weather. A rewarding gorge (not only) for beginners. For protection - moderate in the upper part, excellent in the lower part.

Jereka: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jerečica (Quelle:
2023-08-14: To correct the description. This canyon can be very dangerous in bad weather since the water level can rise quickly, so if you are in narrow part, you cant escape. There were already some rescues and...
Comment: Steinbruch
Access: From Bled follow road 209 until about one kilometer before Bohinjska Bistrica, here turn right onto the road to Jereka. Before reaching the church of Jereka, turn left and follow the road uphill until you reach a paid parking lot under a small quarry.
Return: After the rock gate, the gorge suddenly opens and you find a trail on the right bank, which you follow back to the access forest road.

Jereka: Canyon End
2023-08-14: To correct the description. This canyon can be very dangerous in bad weather since the water level can rise quickly, so if you are in narrow part, you cant escape. There were already some rescues and...
Return: After the rock gate, the gorge suddenly opens and you find a trail on the right bank, which you follow back to the access forest road.

Poragine: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Poragine Fatto integrale ma forse e' meglio entrare dall'intermedio perche' una sola bella calata non vale tutto il "ravanage" che caratterizz...
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Poragine The Approach we could not do with our smalI van. We took our bikes but after 500 meters we came across a gate that was closed . Not s...

Poragine: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Poragine Fatto integrale ma forse e' meglio entrare dall'intermedio perche' una sola bella calata non vale tutto il "ravanage" che caratterizz...
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Poragine The Approach we could not do with our smalI van. We took our bikes but after 500 meters we came across a gate that was closed . Not s...

Sambuchelli: Canyon Start
Approach: see in the "photo gallery
Tour: The high waterfall at the beginning (C35+C10) takes place in a left side stream of the Sambuchelli. Once in Sambuchelli, a river walk with possible jumps follows.

Sambuchelli: Canyon End
Return: see in the "photo gallery

Fornocal: Canyon Start
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fornocal RAS , canyon bien en eau à partir de la resurgence Bactraciens à gogo, attention à leur ligne d'oeuf sur les bords de la rivière (Q...
2025-05-25: Everything tip top. Lots going on in the canyon.
2025-05-02: Beautiful, many plunge pools, clean water
Approach: We walk up the forest road, after 900 m another slope joins from the right. 600 m further on, we ignore a forest road that branches off to the left here. Our forest road now describes a long right-hand bend. Another 900 m further on, the sloping forest road makes a sharp left turn (at a right angle). Here, from the slope in a southerly direction in or next to a small streambed (dry - labeled "torrentera" in Salamero, map sketch p. 290), you can access the Fornocal via a short route exactly where it bends from an east-west direction at a right angle to the south, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2807615 . Follow the path to a dry streambed, where the clear path leads upwards to the right to the Cueva de Muriecho, a cave niche with rock paintings (worthwhile 5-minute detour). Continue the descent on climbing tracks through the partly thorny dry bed until you reach the Fornocal with three abseils (10m, 5m, 8m). To get to the usual access, continue along the slope and after another 250 m you will come to an inconspicuous dry streambed, which you follow to the streambed of the Fornocal, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=130094
Tour: First we walk along the largely flat streambed for quite some time until we reach the first rappel under the large boulder. From here, we start a varied tour with narrow sections, clamping blocks, small rappels, a grotto, a spring, sinter overhangs and a natural arch, to list just a few of the interesting moments. Towards the exit, longer sections await us until the bridge arch becomes visible high above us.

Fornocal: Canyon End
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fornocal RAS , canyon bien en eau à partir de la resurgence Bactraciens à gogo, attention à leur ligne d'oeuf sur les bords de la rivière (Q...
2025-05-25: Everything tip top. Lots going on in the canyon.
2025-05-02: Beautiful, many plunge pools, clean water
Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Parking at Exit
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fornocal RAS , canyon bien en eau à partir de la resurgence Bactraciens à gogo, attention à leur ligne d'oeuf sur les bords de la rivière (Q...
2025-05-25: Everything tip top. Lots going on in the canyon.
2025-05-02: Beautiful, many plunge pools, clean water
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly extended A 1232, turn right at the junction before the Rio Vero bridge (old arched bridge on the righthand side - beyond the Rio Vero camping bridge) and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds its way northwards. Cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero bridge) and a few hundred meters further on you will reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. Here we can park our first car on the left before the bridge. With the second, we continue along the many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we reach the point where a forest road branches off to the right. We can park our second car at the beginning of the forest road. * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4917385
Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Parking at Entry
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly extended A 1232, turn right at the junction before the Rio Vero bridge (old arched bridge on the righthand side - beyond the Rio Vero camping bridge) and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds its way northwards. Cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero bridge) and a few hundred meters further on you will reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. Here we can park our first car on the left before the bridge. With the second, we continue along the many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we reach the point where a forest road branches off to the right. We can park our second car at the beginning of the forest road. * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4917385
Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: We walk up the forest road, after 900 m another slope joins from the right. 600 m further on, we ignore a forest road that branches off to the left here. Our forest road now describes a long right-hand bend. Another 900 m further on, the sloping forest road makes a sharp left turn (at a right angle). Here, from the slope in a southerly direction in or next to a small streambed (dry - labeled "torrentera" in Salamero, map sketch p. 290), you can access the Fornocal via a short route exactly where it bends from an east-west direction at a right angle to the south, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2807615 . Follow the path to a dry streambed, where the clear path leads upwards to the right to the Cueva de Muriecho, a cave niche with rock paintings (worthwhile 5-minute detour). Continue the descent on climbing tracks through the partly thorny dry bed until you reach the Fornocal with three abseils (10m, 5m, 8m). To get to the usual access, continue along the slope and after another 250 m you will come to an inconspicuous dry streambed, which you follow to the streambed of the Fornocal, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=130094
Tour: First we walk along the largely flat streambed for quite some time until we reach the first rappel under the large boulder. From here, we start a varied tour with narrow sections, clamping blocks, small rappels, a grotto, a spring, sinter overhangs and a natural arch, to list just a few of the interesting moments. Towards the exit, longer sections await us until the bridge arch becomes visible high above us.

Caramella: Canyon Start
Approach: From the southern end of the parking lot, we take the path - at times walking on a slope - up to the striking saddle (800 m above sea level). From the saddle, the path leads us mainly horizontally along the slope to the south. Now we cross the wide basin of the Barranc de la Vall. We walk towards a dark rock face. There you will find the Font spring (960 m above sea level). Around the foot of the rock face we climb up again to the next ridge coming down from Monte Caro (980 m a.s.l.). Down the other side and we are at the entry to the Caramella. The access from below is shown below:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522815 (access from below)
Tour: 24 rappels, first downclimbing over grassy slopes, rappels from trees if necessary. Towards the exit, the "Cua de Cavall" awaits us in the "Gran Circ" with a height of around 80m. There is a transfer point roughly in the middle. However, the rope retrival can cause problems here. This steep drop can be bypassed to the right or left. It is also possible to turn right on the ledge to the neighboring Racó de la Gralla (path) and "take" the attractive final passage there (below the 400m walk and climb).

Caramella: Canyon End
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Caramella: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette possible (descente)
Access: The access to the parking lot for the lower car is shown here:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522798 (however, you should not drive all the way to Casa de Cavallo, but park the car about 400 m beforehand in the hikers' parking lot). In the second car, take the road from Roquetes up to Monte Caro. At an altitude of 730 m, the road crosses the Barranc del Farrubio in a striking right-hand bend. We park the second car in the parking lot with a fountain.
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Caramella: Parking at Exit
Comment: Casa Carballo (navette possible) (descente)
Access: The access to the parking lot for the lower car is shown here:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522798 (however, you should not drive all the way to Casa de Cavallo, but park the car about 400 m beforehand in the hikers' parking lot). In the second car, take the road from Roquetes up to Monte Caro. At an altitude of 730 m, the road crosses the Barranc del Farrubio in a striking right-hand bend. We park the second car in the parking lot with a fountain.
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Vulvoz: Canyon Start
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Approach: See IGN map (red) at the online maps Cwiki
Tour: 3 steps: 3m - 8m - 25m; slide and possible jumps. However, the water in the final pool was not deep enough for the 5m jump in 2018.

Vulvoz: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google map at the online maps Cwiki
Return: After the big pool turn right and go to the car. See IGN map (brown) on Cwiki

Vulvoz: Canyon End
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Return: After the big pool turn right and go to the car. See IGN map (brown) on Cwiki

Vallon de Duranus: Canyon Start
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Approach: Back to the road bridge and down on the right to the first rappel (10 m) into the stream.
Tour: About 5 rappel, slide and possible jumps

Vallon de Duranus: Canyon End
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Return: The exit is about 100 m before the canal with plenty of water crosses the Vallon de Duranus. From the canal, a path leads up the orographic left flank to the D 19, which you follow to the left for 900 m to the car. You could also follow the path down to the D 2565, but it is not advisable to move vehicles, as parking on the D 2565 is extremely limited in the narrow canyon here and there is also a risk that the parked car will be broken into by the time you return. The Vallon de Duranus can be combined with the neighboring Vallon de L'Imberguet due to the short time required.

Vallon de Duranus: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: On the N 202 from Nice in (northern) direction Digne. After 20 km, turn right and continue on the D 2565 up the valley of the Vesubie, not quite 10 km, until just before the village of St Jean la Rivière, the D 19 branches off at an acute angle. It leads us up to the village of Duranus (5 km after the turnoff). A little further down over the bridge, you will find space to park the car in the next left turn.
Return: The exit is about 100 m before the canal with plenty of water crosses the Vallon de Duranus. From the canal, a path leads up the orographic left flank to the D 19, which you follow to the left for 900 m to the car. You could also follow the path down to the D 2565, but it is not advisable to move vehicles, as parking on the D 2565 is extremely limited in the narrow canyon here and there is also a risk that the parked car will be broken into by the time you return. The Vallon de Duranus can be combined with the neighboring Vallon de L'Imberguet due to the short time required.

Lawoi: Canyon Start
Approach: Otherwise we start here the access to the Ringelspitzhütte (http://www.ringelspitz.ch/zugangsommer.php), 641 meters altitude difference in about 1h 45 min. At the Ringelspitzhütte you can also spend the night (http://www.ringelspitz.ch/).\n\from the Ringelspitzhütte we go towards Sandböden, Ringelspitze/Piz Barghis. At a fork in the path at an altitude of about 1960m we turn left, cross the Lawoibach and climb via Vorderen and Mittleren Augstberg to Hinteren Bäch. At about 2370m the path crosses again to the orographic left side of the brook. A little above we climb in.
Tour: From the beginning we move in narrow chutes. After a run comes a part that begins with several rock arches and ends with a more vertical area - 4 rappel in a narrow chute, mostly in the beam. \nIn the following parts only rarely smaller rappel, but a lot of clamping work, sometimes also crawling under boulders through and in or through holes. Finally the exit at the path that crosses above a slide brake and leads to the left to the Ringelspitzhütte. But you can also clamp here still further and then later traverse pathless to the NE to the Ringelspitzhütte.

Lawoi: Canyon End
Return: Arrived at the Ringelspitzhütte, we take the approach path back down to Kunkelspass to the car.

Punta Pinzuta: Canyon Start
Approach: On the GR20 from Conca (250m alt.,) up to Bocca d'Usciolu (590m alt.) and then continue until the path crosses the stream - entry (about 560m alt., see map sketch).
Tour: Some jumping opportunities and the 30m step, then descend in the stream to the exit (290m alt.) at the confluence of the Ruisseau de Casale (from the left). Get off here.

Punta Pinzuta: Canyon End
Return: At the exit we look for the hunter's trail that leads us back up to Bocca d'Usciolu, then again the approach trail - GR20 - down to Conca (see map sketch).

Punta Pinzuta: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive to Conca (about 20 km north of Porto-Vecchio), the southern terminus of the GR20.
Return: At the exit we look for the hunter's trail that leads us back up to Bocca d'Usciolu, then again the approach trail - GR20 - down to Conca (see map sketch).

Punta Pinzuta: Waypoint
Comment: Bocca d\'Usciolu (GR20), 587m (descente)
Approach: On the GR20 from Conca (250m alt.,) up to Bocca d'Usciolu (590m alt.) and then continue until the path crosses the stream - entry (about 560m alt., see map sketch).

Cubars Inferior: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the slope directly into the stream
Tour: Some rappel, many jumps and a 25 m - slide, which does not have to be slid from above

Cubars Inferior: Canyon End
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Return: Left (south of the creek) pathless up to the slope or north: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3030205

Anguillaia: Canyon Start
Comment: C WIKI und E1 (variante longue) (descente)
Approach: 1st option (the above altitude and time data refer to this option): We climb up the Fosso del Fatonero. Some passages are equipped with fixed ropes. Almost at the exit of the high valley, we keep right uphill, join the hiking trail at the top that comes up from Arni (P2) and walk through the Foce/Passo Contapecore (1472m altitude). On the other side, walk slightly downhill along the wide basin below Monte Sumbra (1765 m altitude) and enter the Fosso Anguillaia at about 1100 m altitude at the mouth of a dry stream coming down from the left. 2nd option: As in the first option, ascend the Fosso Fatonero, but at the first widening of the canyon (at about 870m altitude) turn right (orographic left) up the steep slope to a shoulder (1030m altitude) from here we keep descending towards the point where this right side cirque of the Fosso Anguillaia joins the latter. A little below we then climb in (850m altitude), using the ropes if necessary. 3rd option: access on the hiking trail from Arni. This access has the advantage of a comfortable path and a higher starting point (930m altitude). This also shortens the time to the upper entry. On the other hand, you miss the marble pots in the Fosso Fatonero. We park the car in the large parking lot to the north of the hamlet of Arni (P2). The hiking trail also begins at the southern exit. First head to the Focetta shoulder (1110 m altitude), then up to Malpasso (1445 m altitude). Now cross the basin at the head of the Fatonero valley in the "Bosco" (forest) of the same name. Then you come to Foce Contapecore (1472m altitude) and from here follow the access path under 1.
Tour: 17 rappels, lots of downclimbing.

Anguillaia: Canyon End
Return: Down the path to Turrite Secco, across to the road and right to the car.

Anguillaia: Canyon Start1
Comment: E2 (variante courte) (descente)
Approach: 1st option (the above altitude and time data refer to this option): We climb up the Fosso del Fatonero. Some passages are equipped with fixed ropes. Almost at the exit of the high valley, we keep right uphill, join the hiking trail at the top that comes up from Arni (P2) and walk through the Foce/Passo Contapecore (1472m altitude). On the other side, walk slightly downhill along the wide basin below Monte Sumbra (1765 m altitude) and enter the Fosso Anguillaia at about 1100 m altitude at the mouth of a dry stream coming down from the left. 2nd option: As in the first option, ascend the Fosso Fatonero, but at the first widening of the canyon (at about 870m altitude) turn right (orographic left) up the steep slope to a shoulder (1030m altitude) from here we keep descending towards the point where this right side cirque of the Fosso Anguillaia joins the latter. A little below we then climb in (850m altitude), using the ropes if necessary. 3rd option: access on the hiking trail from Arni. This access has the advantage of a comfortable path and a higher starting point (930m altitude). This also shortens the time to the upper entry. On the other hand, you miss the marble pots in the Fosso Fatonero. We park the car in the large parking lot to the north of the hamlet of Arni (P2). The hiking trail also begins at the southern exit. First head to the Focetta shoulder (1110 m altitude), then up to Malpasso (1445 m altitude). Now cross the basin at the head of the Fatonero valley in the "Bosco" (forest) of the same name. Then you come to Foce Contapecore (1472m altitude) and from here follow the access path under 1.
Tour: 17 rappels, lots of downclimbing.

Anguillaia: Parking at Entry
Comment: P2 (avec navette P2 - P) (descente)
Access: Approach from the A12 - Massa exit to Tre Fiume and continue to the point where the road is opposite the Fosso Fatonero (see map in photo gallery). If you want to get on from P2 (shuttle then useful) approach Arni (P2).
Return: Down the path to Turrite Secco, across to the road and right to the car.

Anguillaia: Parking at Exit
Comment: P (descente)
Access: Approach from the A12 - Massa exit to Tre Fiume and continue to the point where the road is opposite the Fosso Fatonero (see map in photo gallery). If you want to get on from P2 (shuttle then useful) approach Arni (P2).
Return: Down the path to Turrite Secco, across to the road and right to the car.

Taulanne: Canyon Start
Approach: Get in directly under the rock breakthrough of the road (painted on the left on the rock "CANYONING INTERDIT" - now quite faded). But it is still forbidden!
Tour: Attractive canyon: sunlit, as it faces south-north; one rumbly slide and 2-3 possible jumps (watch out pools look deeper than they are), nice ambiance (deep green pools; entire watercourse sintered).

Taulanne: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall (the next one after the highest rappel - C 25), follow the streambed to the left for a long time without a path, then finally descend to the right on a dirt road to the car at the bridge. There is also the possibility of climbing up to the right towards the campsite relatively soon after leaving the stream, but this ascent track is not easy to recognize as such (then of course the lower vehicle would also have to be parked there).

Pillbach: Canyon Start
Approach: On the dirt road to bridge over the Pillbach, on the left bank about 100 m downhill to the slide brake - entry.
Tour: After the optional first rappel on the boulder brake, we alternate between running sections, pools, places to downclimb and rappels again. After about 1.5 hours we come to a wooden bridge on iron girders. This is where the more attractive vertical final section begins. Caution: In the upper reaches, there is a water drainage with a small reservoir.

Pillbach: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, go out to the right on a path and later go down to the car on a forest path.

Pillbach: Parking at Entry
Access: Leave the Inntal freeway A 12 (Kustein - Innsbruck) at the exit Vomp and follow the L 389 southeastwards across the Inn to Pill. Across the federal road 171 on the Schloßbichl in the direction of Pillberg. In the first left-hand bend we drive straight on along the orographic right bank of the Pillbach up to the garbage collection point. There park the lower car at a suitable place.\n With the second car back on the Schloßbichel and right up the L 53 in the direction of Pillberg. After 1 km the road makes a rightward haipin bend, after another 800 m we turn right again onto Pillbergstraße. Another 500 m further on we turn right onto Steinwandweg in the direction of Müllau. About 1 km after this turn we come to a meadow enclosed by woods. Here, where a field path branches off to the right at a sharp angle, we park the second car.
Return: After the last rappel, go out to the right on a path and later go down to the car on a forest path.

Pillbach: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the Inntal freeway A 12 (Kustein - Innsbruck) at the exit Vomp and follow the L 389 southeastwards across the Inn to Pill. Across the federal road 171 on the Schloßbichl in the direction of Pillberg. In the first left-hand bend we drive straight on along the orographic right bank of the Pillbach up to the garbage collection point. There park the lower car at a suitable place.\n With the second car back on the Schloßbichel and right up the L 53 in the direction of Pillberg. After 1 km the road makes a rightward haipin bend, after another 800 m we turn right again onto Pillbergstraße. Another 500 m further on we turn right onto Steinwandweg in the direction of Müllau. About 1 km after this turn we come to a meadow enclosed by woods. Here, where a field path branches off to the right at a sharp angle, we park the second car.
Return: After the last rappel, go out to the right on a path and later go down to the car on a forest path.

Valbona: Canyon Start
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Approach: Directly at the lower parking lot a path climbs steeply up to a village with a church. After the church, at the exit of the canyon, turn sharp right up the forest road (always keeping left) until you reach a no-driving sign (approx. 5km). Park the 2nd car here and follow the path down into the streambed. With a 2nd car, the access time is reduced to 10 min.
Tour: The tour starts with an 8m jump and becomes increasingly narrower and more incised. Strong water flow. Accurate jumps required! Hooks often consist of only one 8mm anchor. In the middle part follows a 20 min. walking passages in open terrain until the canyon cuts in again. The high waterfall at the exit can be avoided or rappel 10m into the pool to find an anchor at the edge on the left, which is not visible from above. Caution: when the water is strong, there is a danger of being washed over the edge. From here it goes down a good 35m!

Valbona: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz oben
Access: Via the SS51 to Ospitale di Cadore. Behind the coffee bar is the lower parking lot directly on the river.
Return: After the last waterfall exit left over a stone wall

Valbona: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Very slippery despite the sustained flow rate throughout. IMPORTANT WARNING: 3-4 meters downstream from the split of the last rappel last week (around Sept. 5, 2025) a considerable portion of the wal...
Return: After the last waterfall exit left over a stone wall

Valbona: Parking at Exit
Access: Via the SS51 to Ospitale di Cadore. Behind the coffee bar is the lower parking lot directly on the river.
Return: After the last waterfall exit left over a stone wall

Valbona: Waypoint
Comment: Don't go to left here
Approach: Directly at the lower parking lot a path climbs steeply up to a village with a church. After the church, at the exit of the canyon, turn sharp right up the forest road (always keeping left) until you reach a no-driving sign (approx. 5km). Park the 2nd car here and follow the path down into the streambed. With a 2nd car, the access time is reduced to 10 min.

Kramarsca: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road along the river. You will get to the part where the road is broken (big hole) and then to Idrijske klavže (old dam). There you enter the lower part of the path. It is also possible to walk along the path at the bend in the river and go through the upper part of the canyon, but in July 2014 there was too much wood everywhere.
Tour: Beautiful jump immediately below Klavž. Then walk 1km to the turn and then into the canyons. Short rappel into the hole and immediately after a 3m jump. After the rappel into the waterfall and beautiful 6m slide (makes a bend left). Then 2 rappel into the waterfall and a few jumps, but generally a lot of walking.

Kramarsca: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parking
Access: At Idrijska bela river up to the power station at Idrijca creek (exit).
Return: Get off again at the power plant.

Kramarsca: Canyon End
Return: Get off again at the power plant.

Canaletes: Canyon Start
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Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.
Tour: We can now see the entry waterfall in the basin behind the large pool from below, with the 6m jump it becomes a little difficult. So we jump and walk downwards. We pass several small "Oscuros" and reach the exit of the canyon (which can also be climbed from here) much too early. Cf: *

Canaletes: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: depart "con permiso" (descente)
Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.
Tour: We can now see the entry waterfall in the basin behind the large pool from below, with the 6m jump it becomes a little difficult. So we jump and walk downwards. We pass several small "Oscuros" and reach the exit of the canyon (which can also be climbed from here) much too early. Cf: *

Canaletes: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right onto the clear path and follow it back to the car.

Canaletes: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. However, we continue on the T-333 for another 270 m before turning left onto the road heading south towards the mountains. But just 270 m further on, we turn left onto a dirt road towards El Ventador, signposted "Salt de Sotorres et El Ventador". The track leads into the valley of the Riu de Canaleta and up the slope on the other side. 2.2 km after the bridge (and 4.1 km from T-333) - we ignore two dirt tracks on the left - we first come to the ford through the Cubars and a few meters after that to a larger estate. Here we can look down into a large basin with a waterfall and mill under the rock face. We park our car. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7896376
Return: Turn right onto the clear path and follow it back to the car.

Canaletes: Waypoint
Comment: entrée ici interdit (descente)
Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.

Şahindere Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach:
Tour: only 1 rappel\nsee also photos & videos

Şahindere Kanyonu: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Altinolok up to Sahindere Kanyonu Piknik Area. Park car there
Return: Right out to Piknik Square, where the car is parked

Şahindere Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: Right out to Piknik Square, where the car is parked

Fango (aval): Canyon Start
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Fango (aval): Canyon End
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Rotbach: Canyon Start
2023-05-27: Relatively much water. All jumps doable. Also passable without rope. The approach has been extended by about 10 minutes, because there is now a ban on driving up to the hut. Description and pictures a...
Approach: Follow the forest road into the valley, at the first fork turn left into the side valley of the Grossalmbach. Follow this forest road over a saddle, then descend to the stream via the second forest road branching off to the right, or continue up a little further to the bridge over the Rotbach.
Tour: Many jumps and slides (between 2 and 6m high), all secured with glued anchors. Two rappels, which can be bypassed on the left and can withstand a lot of water. Don't get out yet when a forest road appears on the right bank, 300m downstream there is one last small gorge. The Weissenbach, which flows in slightly above the exit point, is also drilled in.

Rotbach: Canyon End
2023-05-27: Relatively much water. All jumps doable. Also passable without rope. The approach has been extended by about 10 minutes, because there is now a ban on driving up to the hut. Description and pictures a...
Return: Via Forstrasse back to the starting point.

Morge: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper car we go down the slope to the bridge. Just before reaching the bridge, we descend steeply into the stream (handrails).
Tour: Short walk, then dark gorge with smaller rappels and jumps, or slides. Then the gorge opens, from the right flows the Rogne to and we are already at the exit.

Morge: Canyon End
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Return: A small path leads up the left slope to the road (handrails).

Morge: Parking at Entry
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Access: We leave the A9 at Sion (whether exit Conthy, Sion-ovest or Sion-est) and take the road up to the Sanetsch reservoir. After some serpentines we pass through Chandolin. A few meters after leaving the village, we see the church of Notre Dame des Corbelins on the left of the road. From here it is another 1.6 km to the parking lot for the lower car, which is visible as such (see Google aerial photo).\n\nWith the second we continue uphill and after about 2km we cross the Morge on the Pont du Diable (905m altitude). After a right serpentine we come to a left serpentine and park the upper car here (see Google aerial photo).\n\nIf you don't have a second car available, 2.2km on foot.\n\nThe access can also be done via the orographic. right slope side of the Morge (Earth, Daillon).
Return: A small path leads up the left slope to the road (handrails).

Morge: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A9 at Sion (whether exit Conthy, Sion-ovest or Sion-est) and take the road up to the Sanetsch reservoir. After some serpentines we pass through Chandolin. A few meters after leaving the village, we see the church of Notre Dame des Corbelins on the left of the road. From here it is another 1.6 km to the parking lot for the lower car, which is visible as such (see Google aerial photo).\n\nWith the second we continue uphill and after about 2km we cross the Morge on the Pont du Diable (905m altitude). After a right serpentine we come to a left serpentine and park the upper car here (see Google aerial photo).\n\nIf you don't have a second car available, 2.2km on foot.\n\nThe access can also be done via the orographic. right slope side of the Morge (Earth, Daillon).
Return: A small path leads up the left slope to the road (handrails).

Ruisseau d'Enfer (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: *
Tour: See photos and topographic view

Ruisseau d'Enfer (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Bagnères-de-Luchon we first take the D125, then later the D46 towards Superbagnères. Where the road starts to wind up from the Lys valley to the right, we stay in the valley and take the D46a, passing Bordes du Lys and Bourdales towards the end of the valley (E-Werk du Portillon). Before the road crosses the Lys to the eastern bank, we park our car in a hiking parking lot to the left of the road.
Return: Left out onto the approach path and down to the car.

Ruisseau d'Enfer (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: Left out onto the approach path and down to the car.

Karlestal: Canyon Start
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Approach: Now we walk down to the Hornbach, cross it and then walk on the orographic. right side of the Hornbach upstream in the direction of Petersbergalpe. Soon we cross a wide gravel bed that flows down from the Karlestal. Approx. 200 meters after the gravel bed, we turn left onto a forest path which after a short time turns into a hardly recognizable path to the Bretterkar huts. We follow this path up to an altitude of about 1450 meters and then cross into the streambed.

Karlestal: Canyon End
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Return: Out of the gravel bed to the right onto the forest road and back to the car.

Lerca: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the fountain, a track leads up to the right, which after a few hairpin bends then runs halfway up the orographic left bank of the Lerca. After 30 minutes you come to a junction where you take the mule track on the left. At the exit of a pine forest in a left-hand bend, where a mostly dry stream crosses the path, we continue for a few more meters. We come to a small wood; here a blue dot with a white background on a tree to the left marks the point where the tracks lead steeply down into the streambed of the Lerca (approx. 50 min. in total). The alternative access is via a path branching off to the right from the parking lot, which climbs steeply at first and then gradually becomes flatter. The path, which initially runs high above the Rio Lerca, comes closer and closer to the riverbed after a while, and soon you can descend a few meters into the streambed of the Lerca at a side stream (approx. 60 min. in total). The alternative access is scenic, but requires a strenuous ascent at the exit of the canyon (20 min.).
Tour: Starts immediately with a jump (6-8m), then walking passages, smaller rappels, possible jumps again and again. Escape option in the middle of the gorge to the right at a large pool (Lago du Mei). The key point is a 7m rappel in the water at a short gorge with a clamping block above.

Lerca: Canyon End
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Return: About 10 minutes after the last abseil point, you pass a small dam wall, where a path leads to the left. Alternatively, you can also descend the stream for another 10 minutes, past some pools that are very busy in summer. A path crosses the streambed here. Here you can either turn left uphill via the hamlet of Valconara to the parking lot in Case Soprane or - as an alternative - turn right uphill to the car.

Lerca: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-29: Be careful when jumping, some of the rocks are not visible from above. A beautiful tour in the sun.
Comment: für den Zu- und Ausstieg auf der orograf. linken Seite
Access: A-10 from Voltri (Genoa), exit Arenzano; take the SS-1 west towards Cogoleto, Varazze. The road reaches the sea after approx. 500 m and turns right over a bridge (Rio Leone). Immediately after the bridge, turn right and drive through an industrial estate. Not quite 1.5 km after leaving the SS-1, follow the road branching off to the right towards Case Soprane. Park the car at the exit of the hamlet near a fountain with a tap. For an alternative access from the orographic right-hand side, leave the road branching off to Case Soprane on the right and drive up to Lerca. At the beginning of the village, take a sharp right and head straight on up to the campsite. Below the campsite, turn right, past a chapel and a ruin (left). You can park your car on the left at a water cistern on the right (approx. 1 km from Lerca).
Return: About 10 minutes after the last abseil point, you pass a small dam wall, where a path leads to the left. Alternatively, you can also descend the stream for another 10 minutes, past some pools that are very busy in summer. A path crosses the streambed here. Here you can either turn left uphill via the hamlet of Valconara to the parking lot in Case Soprane or - as an alternative - turn right uphill to the car.

Lerca: Alternative Canyon End
Return: About 10 minutes after the last abseil point, you pass a small dam wall, where a path leads to the left. Alternatively, you can also descend the stream for another 10 minutes, past some pools that are very busy in summer. A path crosses the streambed here. Here you can either turn left uphill via the hamlet of Valconara to the parking lot in Case Soprane or - as an alternative - turn right uphill to the car.

Gopte: Canyon Start
Approach: see Google sketch at "Photos

Gopte: Canyon End
Return: After the second high rappel (C70) still the next C15, then right out to the slope.

Syange: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk in the street village of Syange on the dirt road in the southern direction and then take the path up to Mipra. Before reaching the first houses of Mipra, we take the stair-like path that goes up in a northerly direction to the shoulder of the mountain. Once there (1630 m altitude), we take the path that leads beyond down into the hollow where we reach the stream.
Tour: see in particular photos and toposketch (under "Photos" - (C7, C4 + T20, C11, C10, C13, C130 (25 + 45 + 60), T10, T10, T10, T10, R6 + T12, C90 (30 + 60)

Syange: Canyon End
Return: After the long final rappel above the water drainage down to the power station on the road.

Sansapu lower: Canyon Start
Approach: see map sketch google red line (at "photos").
Tour: see video and photos; in the map google blue line (R2, C34, T5, T10, R20, C5, C10, C5, C18, C20, C16, C5, T15)

Sansapu lower: Canyon End
Return: northwards on the Annapurna Circuit - brown line

Grieskarbach: Canyon End
2025-12-07: Currently no ice. Rock very slippery. Grödel may be an advantage for access.
2025-05-16: Anchoring good. Everything accessible.
2025-05-12: We liked the tour very much, countless small slides. Not so much dead wood. We only needed 45 minutes for access.
Return: Turn left onto the path, which first leads downhill along the stream. At the slide brake, it then leads up to the left and we come back to the "Welscher" forest path. Keeping horizontally to the left at a junction, we return to the parking lot.

Grieskarbach: Canyon Start
2025-12-07: Currently no ice. Rock very slippery. Grödel may be an advantage for access.
2025-05-16: Anchoring good. Everything accessible.
2025-05-12: We liked the tour very much, countless small slides. Not so much dead wood. We only needed 45 minutes for access.
Comment: Start nach Belieben oberhalb oder unterhalb der Staumauer
Approach: There are 2 possible access routes: 1) "from the right": from the parking lot along the forest path "Welscher" (for a long time along the 1000m contour line) and at the first fork follow the path (past a wooden beam) straight ahead to the streambed. At the confluence (= exit), cross the Grieskarbach and follow the path orographic to the right for approx. 200m up to the entry point. 2) "from the left": from the parking lot, follow the forest path "hoher Stich" (always orographic left) until a path branches off down to the streambed at approx. 1240m, follow this to the entry point.
Tour: Immediately after the start, the stream gorges. Alternating running routes, rappel and downclimb. Again and again deadwood obstacles in the stream. In the meantime, the canyon becomes a bit more open. Where the Ursprungbach ripples down from the right, the tour comes to an exit.

Grieskarbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-07: Currently no ice. Rock very slippery. Grödel may be an advantage for access.
2025-05-16: Anchoring good. Everything accessible.
2025-05-12: We liked the tour very much, countless small slides. Not so much dead wood. We only needed 45 minutes for access.
Access: From Zirl up towards the Hochzirl regional hospital, take the parking lot to the left of the entrance to the hospital grounds.
Return: Turn left onto the path, which first leads downhill along the stream. At the slide brake, it then leads up to the left and we come back to the "Welscher" forest path. Keeping horizontally to the left at a junction, we return to the parking lot.

Strindenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-10: The slide in front of the big rappel is now doable again, the tree trunk in the pool could be removed and a fixed rope is still hanging.
2025-08-05: Everything in order, upper pool, formerly accessible by jump, now blocked by two trees and completely covered with gravel. However, fixed ropes have already been installed. Photo shows the water level...
2024-08-04: Abseil stands all in order. Slides all went well. Water nice and clear
Comment: Brücke
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the bridge and then follow the path to the right. At the slide brake or shortly after at the small bridge the water level can be checked. Then continue uphill first on the hiking trail, then on the forest road until it crosses the Strindenbach stream at a bridge.
Tour: The first third to the A27 relatively open with small slides or possible jumps in rather shallow! pools. The canyon then becomes more incised and offers after the 27m rappel still very nice steps with mainly flat pools. At high water levels can be used at a critical point in the last third redirectors for rope traverses to avoid the water. The anchors are drilled here quite high and may be more difficult to reach from below.

Strindenbach: Canyon End
2025-09-10: The slide in front of the big rappel is now doable again, the tree trunk in the pool could be removed and a fixed rope is still hanging.
2025-08-05: Everything in order, upper pool, formerly accessible by jump, now blocked by two trees and completely covered with gravel. However, fixed ropes have already been installed. Photo shows the water level...
2024-08-04: Abseil stands all in order. Slides all went well. Water nice and clear
Return: After the brick slide brake (last rappel) walk a few meters further until you can easily exit to the right at a water intake on the left bank onto the access path.

Strindenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-10: The slide in front of the big rappel is now doable again, the tree trunk in the pool could be removed and a fixed rope is still hanging.
2025-08-05: Everything in order, upper pool, formerly accessible by jump, now blocked by two trees and completely covered with gravel. However, fixed ropes have already been installed. Photo shows the water level...
2024-08-04: Abseil stands all in order. Slides all went well. Water nice and clear
Comment: Gebührenpflichtig (6€/Tag)
Access: Directly to the Haldensee. Choose the parking lot for Tauscher's Alm or Naturcamping at Haldensee as your destination.
Return: After the brick slide brake (last rappel) walk a few meters further until you can easily exit to the right at a water intake on the left bank onto the access path.

Aquarium: Canyon Start
Approach: from the parking lot directly at the big road bridge, descend orographic right and follow the canyon.\nZum entry about 1 hour.
Tour: short canyon, at the beginning very narrow cut,\ntheoretically you can go without a rope,\nbetter you have 2x20 emergency rope with you, check some places for downclimb or jumps\nAnsonster very fun fun canyon with many jumps

Aquarium: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Ein- und Austieg vom Aquarium Canyon%0d%0aoberhalb der Brücke auf der nördlichen Seite zwischen den Tunnel
Access: from Darab south direction Forg, parking place by the big road bridge just after the tunnel

Aquarium: Canyon End

Moules Marinieres: Canyon Start
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Approach: We hike through the hamlet of Chazeaux and follow the track that descends and crosses a side stream of the Berriève at the edge of the forest. We follow the tracks downhill on the right bank of the side stream, later we come across a slightly wider track and follow it until we see the Berriève and can descend to the streambed. From the camper site approach according to Wikiloc link.
Tour: Well-frequented canyon with two quite different parts (first small-scale gorge, later rappel canyon) connected by a relatively long passage, where at times you walk on paths on the edge of the stream. An existing contamination is recognizable by the smell. Some jumps and a slide possible at the exit of the tour.

Moules Marinieres: Canyon End
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Return: After the prominent double step with the final high slide out to the right and on clear tracks down to the Gresse, cross this and to the vehicle at the E-Werk. Here also toilet.

Moules Marinieres: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Grenoble on the new A 51 southward in the direction of Sisteron (or via N 75) to Monestier-de-Clermont (approx. 35 km). From the northern edge of the town, take the D 8 to St. Guillaume (6.5 km). From here, continue on the D 242 in the direction of St. Andeol. After about 1 km, we come to the bridge (Pont de la Massette) that spans the little river Gresse. Before the bridge the track on the left and after about 100m we come to a small electric plant. Park the first vehicle near here. With the second back to the bridge and up to St. Andeol, we pass through the village and a few meters after the end of the village we come to a road that leads down to the left to the hamlet of Chazeaux. Just at the beginning of this road, a parking lot is designated on the right in the meadow for the gorges (2009). If you come by motorhome, you will find a designated overnight spot with a water tap by continuing on the main road for another hundred meters or so, then turn left.
Return: After the prominent double step with the final high slide out to the right and on clear tracks down to the Gresse, cross this and to the vehicle at the E-Werk. Here also toilet.

Moules Marinieres: Parking at Exit
Access: From Grenoble on the new A 51 southward in the direction of Sisteron (or via N 75) to Monestier-de-Clermont (approx. 35 km). From the northern edge of the town, take the D 8 to St. Guillaume (6.5 km). From here, continue on the D 242 in the direction of St. Andeol. After about 1 km, we come to the bridge (Pont de la Massette) that spans the little river Gresse. Before the bridge the track on the left and after about 100m we come to a small electric plant. Park the first vehicle near here. With the second back to the bridge and up to St. Andeol, we pass through the village and a few meters after the end of the village we come to a road that leads down to the left to the hamlet of Chazeaux. Just at the beginning of this road, a parking lot is designated on the right in the meadow for the gorges (2009). If you come by motorhome, you will find a designated overnight spot with a water tap by continuing on the main road for another hundred meters or so, then turn left.
Return: After the prominent double step with the final high slide out to the right and on clear tracks down to the Gresse, cross this and to the vehicle at the E-Werk. Here also toilet.

Selvano: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot and the large tree, a small road leads downhill in a southeasterly direction (to the cemetery - cimitero). Before the bridge over the stream, take the path down to the right, then cross the stream to the left and after this stone bridge, at a suitable point, descend to the right into the streambed of the Rio Selvano. Alternatively, you can drive down the small road and park your car at the cemetery. Also from here then in a southwesterly direction to the streambed.
Tour: Forest canyon, which gains in quality as it progresses. See also photos and video.

Selvano: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the stone bridge up to the right and over the bridge down the mule track to the dilapidated houses and the car beyond the bridge over the Turrite Cava.

Selvano: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 Friedhof
Access: From Florence westwards on the A 11 or from La Spezia southwards on the A 12, then branching off eastwards from the A 12 at Viareggio onto the A 11, we reach Lucca. From here, head north up the Fiume Serchio valley on the SP 20 to Borgo (a good 21 km) and then continue along the orographic right bank for another 9 km until a road turns off to the WSW towards Fábbriche di Vállico. We follow the road - SP 37 - along the dammed Turrite Cava through some tunnels and after a good 5 km we come to a bridge that leads over the river to the right to some dilapidated houses (Molini) (a few meters further on the main road you can see a campsite on the right - at the bottom - of the river). At the bridge there is enough space for the first vehicle. Continue with the second until you reach the first houses of Fábbriche (7.5 km from the junction) and turn right at an acute angle uphill to Vállico di Sotto (another 3 km). Here we can park our second vehicle in the square at the entrance to the village.
Return: Immediately after the stone bridge up to the right and over the bridge down the mule track to the dilapidated houses and the car beyond the bridge over the Turrite Cava.

Selvano: Parking at Entry1
Comment: P2 unterhalb der Ortschaft
Access: From Florence westwards on the A 11 or from La Spezia southwards on the A 12, then branching off eastwards from the A 12 at Viareggio onto the A 11, we reach Lucca. From here, head north up the Fiume Serchio valley on the SP 20 to Borgo (a good 21 km) and then continue along the orographic right bank for another 9 km until a road turns off to the WSW towards Fábbriche di Vállico. We follow the road - SP 37 - along the dammed Turrite Cava through some tunnels and after a good 5 km we come to a bridge that leads over the river to the right to some dilapidated houses (Molini) (a few meters further on the main road you can see a campsite on the right - at the bottom - of the river). At the bridge there is enough space for the first vehicle. Continue with the second until you reach the first houses of Fábbriche (7.5 km from the junction) and turn right at an acute angle uphill to Vállico di Sotto (another 3 km). Here we can park our second vehicle in the square at the entrance to the village.
Return: Immediately after the stone bridge up to the right and over the bridge down the mule track to the dilapidated houses and the car beyond the bridge over the Turrite Cava.

Selvano: Parking at Exit
Comment: neben der Straße vor der alten Brücke
Access: From Florence westwards on the A 11 or from La Spezia southwards on the A 12, then branching off eastwards from the A 12 at Viareggio onto the A 11, we reach Lucca. From here, head north up the Fiume Serchio valley on the SP 20 to Borgo (a good 21 km) and then continue along the orographic right bank for another 9 km until a road turns off to the WSW towards Fábbriche di Vállico. We follow the road - SP 37 - along the dammed Turrite Cava through some tunnels and after a good 5 km we come to a bridge that leads over the river to the right to some dilapidated houses (Molini) (a few meters further on the main road you can see a campsite on the right - at the bottom - of the river). At the bridge there is enough space for the first vehicle. Continue with the second until you reach the first houses of Fábbriche (7.5 km from the junction) and turn right at an acute angle uphill to Vállico di Sotto (another 3 km). Here we can park our second vehicle in the square at the entrance to the village.

Selvano: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start of Maggiore (tributary Selvano) with 6 rappels max 35m
Approach: From the parking lot and the large tree, a small road leads downhill in a southeasterly direction (to the cemetery - cimitero). Before the bridge over the stream, take the path down to the right, then cross the stream to the left and after this stone bridge, at a suitable point, descend to the right into the streambed of the Rio Selvano. Alternatively, you can drive down the small road and park your car at the cemetery. Also from here then in a southwesterly direction to the streambed.
Tour: Forest canyon, which gains in quality as it progresses. See also photos and video.

Salto del Roldan: Canyon Start
Approach: From the saddle on well-trodden tracks eastward, past a spring, down to the river .
Tour: In the river or on its banks down to the 1st step (2m). Fun chutes for children, a rock window at the top left. Above us the vultures are circling.

Salto del Roldan: Canyon End
Return: I have gone the tour described here in 1991, but I do not remember exactly whether the exit is before the Palomeras Flumen before or after the 3m waterfall (which we jumped in each case). According to the description in "Cañones, gargantas y barrancos del Alto Aragón. Del Monte Perdido a la Sierra de Guara - Los 50 mejores descensos . Fernando Biarge - Jean Paul Pontroué, 1986", page 84, I tend to assume the exit immediately before the narrowing into a chute with a cross section of about 40 cm. In the book it is to be read in addition: "... trepar por uno muro de unos cinco metros de altura y un segundo grado de dificultad", freely translated: ... climb a wall of about 5 meters high in the 2nd degree of difficulty.\nIm recommend, for safety's sake, to leave a rope hanging on the 2.5 m - step above for the possibly necessary return.\nAnyway, I would not get off here today, but hike the descent back again. On the one hand, because the path at the foot of the cliff is hardly findable anymore, if it still exists at all - in 1991 the vegetation here had burned down shortly before and thus the "path" around the cliff was without problems (neither macchia, nor orientation problems); on the other hand - and I say this especially with regard to children who might be along - it's a bit difficult to find the way back. with the party - the exit directly under the south-facing rock face is mercilessly hot in summer, while a return, which is initially in the stream, but variety and cooling are offered here.

Anisclo med.: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, a footpath leads down to the San Urbez bridge, where you can take a look at the lower parts of the Rio Bellos. Then it goes into the Anisclo Canyon and up to a point indicated on signposts as "La Ripareta". Here the Barranco Pardina comes down from the orographic right side. From here you path into the river.
Tour: Up to 30 rappel. Pretty much at the beginning the river notches abruptly about 20 m deep and we come through under a massive natural arch. Then running sections alternate with rappels and swimming sections. Due to the north-south orientation of the canyon, the pools show a true blaze of color in the sunlight. Possible jumps again and again. As the tour progresses, the walks get longer and the drops less. Then you also meet hikers and bathers.

Anisclo med.: Canyon End
Return: At the latest there, where the path we walked in the approach crosses the river, we get off to the left and come back to the car on the approach path.

Al Naqma: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the village of Al Suwayh and then two ways to enter the riverbed, see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery
Tour: Up the wadi to the high waterfall (450m height), see also photos u. Video

Al Naqma: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Like at Wadi Al Hail: We turn off highway "17" (Muscat - Sur) at Dibab and drive on a dirt road up the Wadi Al Arbeyen river. After 15.5 km we reach the village of Al Suwayh and park our car here. See also Google aerial view in "Photo Gallery
Return: At the turning point W (450m altitude) the approach path back to the starting point P.

Al Naqma: Canyon End
Return: At the turning point W (450m altitude) the approach path back to the starting point P.

Al Hail: Canyon Start
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Approach: The first long pool is bypassed on the left slope along a clear path; only then does the trail continue along the riverbed.
Tour: First up the wadi, at the turning point (370m altitude) it de outward way back to the car (100m altitude). See also photos & video.

Al Hail: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: As for Wadi Al Naqma: We turn off highway "17" (Muscat - Sur) at Dibab and drive on a dirt road up the Wadi Al Arbeyen river. After 15.5 km we reach the village of Al Suwayh and park our car here. See also Google aerial view in "Photo Gallery
Return: How to get there.

Al Hail: Canyon End
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Tiwi: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, we descend into the wadi, cross the stream and reach just before the houses of Umq Bir. Along a water channel to the left of a dry streambed up to huge boulders, across the streambed (before it breaks off) and downstream on the other side through banana groves until you reach the course of the stream in the area of huge, white-scoured pools.
Tour: From here we walk down the right side of the wadi to the first rappel (15 m), which is soon followed by the second (5 m). About 2.5 hours - walk and swim - later, the cave awaits us with another rappel (15 m, stand slightly to the right, offset downwards - alternatively 40 m rappel over the edge directly into the pool below the cave). Here we find the highlights of the tour. There are several hot springs to the left and right of the cave. Afterwards, long swimming sections with block climbing and jumps in between.

Tiwi: Parking at Entry
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2025-11-22: Despite the rather low water, there was a lot to swim. After a good 2 hours of off-road driving, we arrived at the entry point and the last few kilometers were really crazy off-road. Above the entry p...
Comment: P1 für Zustieg. Falls der letzte Streckenabschnitt in problematischem Zustand ist, das Auto schon kurz nach der Ortschaft Al Wilja abstellen.
Access: From Muscat about 160 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the Tiwi exit - a few hundred meters before we have crossed the Wadi Shab - we leave the freeway, drive into the village of Tiwi and turn right onto the main road to the wadi of the same name (1.5 km from the freeway). A few meters before reaching the dam built through the wadi, we turn right and drive upstream on the orographic left bank of the Wadi Tiwi in a south-westerly direction. We first drive down by the river, later steeply up the road on the left, cross the river again and then reach the exit on the orographic left slope in the village of Mibam (9.5 km from Tiwi). The road is very narrow for long stretches, and it is not pleasant to avoid oncoming traffic here. We park our car for the return journey before the village of Milbam. Total transfer distance 79 km. We take the second car back to Tiwi, turn right over the dam and back onto the highway. After 17.5 km we leave the highway, drive around the scattered settlement of Qalhat - initially along the sea - and then under the highway again at the edge of a wadi. The route now climbs uphill to a junction where you keep right towards Hallout (signpost). 21 km after passing under the highway, we pass the junction to the settlement of Hallout, 1 km away. After another 18.7 km we reach the riverbed of the Wadi Tiwi. Immediately after the ford, we turn right and after a few meters we reach the village of Al Wilja. We continue on and cross the wadi again to the right just a little later. The road now winds roughly parallel to the wadi through the mountains, crosses the bed of the Wadi Tiwi again 4.7 km after Al Wilja and exits after another 3.6 km. Here we park the 2nd vehicle (transfer distance 79 km in total). The road is narrow, steep, stony and only concreted in the hairpin bends over the last few kilometers. 4x4 car absolutely necessary.
Return: Where the canyon widens, we look for the path on the left-hand slope that will take us through wild bursting terrain to the car in Mibam. The path is marked with silver dots and cairns.

Tiwi: Parking at Exit
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2025-11-22: Despite the rather low water, there was a lot to swim. After a good 2 hours of off-road driving, we arrived at the entry point and the last few kilometers were really crazy off-road. Above the entry p...
Comment: P2 für den Ausstieg (sehr beschränkte Parkmöglichkeit), evtl. schon vorher Auto abstellen.
Access: From Muscat about 160 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the Tiwi exit - a few hundred meters before we have crossed the Wadi Shab - we leave the freeway, drive into the village of Tiwi and turn right onto the main road to the wadi of the same name (1.5 km from the freeway). A few meters before reaching the dam built through the wadi, we turn right and drive upstream on the orographic left bank of the Wadi Tiwi in a south-westerly direction. We first drive down by the river, later steeply up the road on the left, cross the river again and then reach the exit on the orographic left slope in the village of Mibam (9.5 km from Tiwi). The road is very narrow for long stretches, and it is not pleasant to avoid oncoming traffic here. We park our car for the return journey before the village of Milbam. Total transfer distance 79 km. We take the second car back to Tiwi, turn right over the dam and back onto the highway. After 17.5 km we leave the highway, drive around the scattered settlement of Qalhat - initially along the sea - and then under the highway again at the edge of a wadi. The route now climbs uphill to a junction where you keep right towards Hallout (signpost). 21 km after passing under the highway, we pass the junction to the settlement of Hallout, 1 km away. After another 18.7 km we reach the riverbed of the Wadi Tiwi. Immediately after the ford, we turn right and after a few meters we reach the village of Al Wilja. We continue on and cross the wadi again to the right just a little later. The road now winds roughly parallel to the wadi through the mountains, crosses the bed of the Wadi Tiwi again 4.7 km after Al Wilja and exits after another 3.6 km. Here we park the 2nd vehicle (transfer distance 79 km in total). The road is narrow, steep, stony and only concreted in the hairpin bends over the last few kilometers. 4x4 car absolutely necessary.
Return: Where the canyon widens, we look for the path on the left-hand slope that will take us through wild bursting terrain to the car in Mibam. The path is marked with silver dots and cairns.

Tiwi: Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon widens, we look for the path on the left-hand slope that will take us through wild bursting terrain to the car in Mibam. The path is marked with silver dots and cairns.

Legnone: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the hiking trail in the direction of Alpe Deluguaggio (can also be approached from the top deck of the parking garage - hiking guide Rother, Lake Como, tour no. 29). We pass the houses of the hamlet of Gorla. At the first house of the hamlet of Zucco (1030m altitude) we then pass to the right uphill (several arrows - do not follow the fresh red-white-red markings on the left).After the fork at the chapel (1520m altitude) we leave the path to the left, cross the stream (Torrente Varroncello - 1520m altitude) and on the opposite slope we first keep left uphill for about 20 more meters of altitude, we reach a path again (1540m altitude), which then descends to the entry to Torrente Valle Legnone (1450m altitude).
Tour: A total of 15 rappel. The descent begins with a 25m rappel. At 1240m, from the left comes the Torrente Varrocello. This doubles the water flow. At a footbridge, get off on the footpath to the left (980m altitude).

Legnone: Canyon End
Return: Following the path, immediately after the houses of Zuco, we return to the ascent path and return to Premana.

Meriu: Canyon Start
Approach: see map u. Google aerial photo
Tour: 8-10 rappel, which can be partially bypassed. Exit when the Ruisseau de Frasselo flows in from the left. However, you can go further here and "take" the subsequent 30m rappel. Then out to the right and up to the marked exit.

Meriu: Canyon End
Return: see map u. Google aerial photo

Rio Alba: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Descended the Rio Alba today. The lake upstream of the dam filled up again( 10 days ago they had emptied it). Pro canyon weapons. All dives doable
2025-06-09: Beautiful landscape. Equipment ok. Beautiful, deep pools, all bouncy. At descent number 1, dead deer in the pool.
2024-06-30: Currently very good conditions. You can jump a lot, the pools are sufficiently deep. Good tour for beginners if you are fit enough for the long block climbs
Approach: Follow the forest road downhill --> after a few hairpin bends the road flattens out. Continue on the road via a long haipin bend down to the streambed. The forest path that previously branched off to the right has now been marked with no trespassing signs.
Tour: At the dam wall at approx. 610m there is a water level measuring station where you can read the water level --> !!!! If the water level is high, an automatic opening could be initiated --> 1st rappel from the dam wall approx. 25m (from the railing) --> longer walking passages to the narrowing canyon with small climbs --> walking passages in a narrower section of the canyon to the 1st rappel point in a beautiful rocky backdrop (right 10m) --> continue walking and climbing to the 2nd rappel point 20m (right) in a large gravel bed --> here the canyon opens --> continue walking and climbing to the 2nd rappel point 20m (right) in a large gravel bed --> here the canyon opens --> continue walking and climbing to the 2nd rappel point 20m (right) in a large gravel bed.) in a large gravel bed --> here the canyon opens up --> after a short section of walking and easy climbing you come to a very open passage with sloping large slabs of rock --> in a slight walking passages you overcome a chaos of rocks (inflow from the right) --> at the exit of the large boulders you come to a rappel point with approx. 10m (right) --> continue walking and climbing over some steps and rocks again until you come to a small waterfall on the left (left). waterfall on the left (left tributary of the Rio Alba) --> longer walking passages --> short downclimb approx. 5m --> beautiful striking point with high rock face and incised limestone rock which you walk around and downclimb on the left --> here the canyon makes a 90° left turn --> after a short time you come to an impressive cascade --> here you walk on a ledge (left) to a belay --> downclimb to a stand --> after a short time you come to an impressive cascade --> here you walk on a ledge (left) to a stand --> downclimb to the left (right).) to a stance --> rappel 15m --> the next rappel follows immediately approx. 10m to the right in the course of the water --> walk to the next waterfall on the left --> after a short shower you can take off your neoprene --> from here you walk along a very wide streambed for approx. 30min. to the bridge --> get off right at the shuttle car (approx. 310m).

Rio Alba: Parking at Entry
2025-09-06: Descended the Rio Alba today. The lake upstream of the dam filled up again( 10 days ago they had emptied it). Pro canyon weapons. All dives doable
2025-06-09: Beautiful landscape. Equipment ok. Beautiful, deep pools, all bouncy. At descent number 1, dead deer in the pool.
2024-06-30: Currently very good conditions. You can jump a lot, the pools are sufficiently deep. Good tour for beginners if you are fit enough for the long block climbs
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz für Rio Alba, Rio Trabla unterer Teil. Kehre bei Infotafel
Access: From Tolmezzo on the SS512 towards Carnia --> continue on the SS13 towards Tarvisio --> turn left at Moggio Udinese --> enter the village (follow signs for Ovedasso) --> cross a bridge and take the country road next to the river "Fella" until you reach a long bend on the left --> park your shuttle car on the left before the bridge over the Rio Alba (approx. 330m) --> take the 2nd car back to the village of Moggio Udinese --> from there continue to the next village of Praxis (477m) --> continue on an asphalted forest road towards "Casera Vualt" --> in a sharp left bend park on the right by a wooden board --> here there is also a steeply sloping forest road (approx. 730m).
Return: 20-30 minute walk in the wide, gravel streambed. Get out of the streambed before the bridge.

Rio Alba: Parking at Exit
2025-09-06: Descended the Rio Alba today. The lake upstream of the dam filled up again( 10 days ago they had emptied it). Pro canyon weapons. All dives doable
2025-06-09: Beautiful landscape. Equipment ok. Beautiful, deep pools, all bouncy. At descent number 1, dead deer in the pool.
2024-06-30: Currently very good conditions. You can jump a lot, the pools are sufficiently deep. Good tour for beginners if you are fit enough for the long block climbs
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz Rio Alba, Rio Trabla. Achtung, hier wurden schon Autos aufgebrochen
Access: From Tolmezzo on the SS512 towards Carnia --> continue on the SS13 towards Tarvisio --> turn left at Moggio Udinese --> enter the village (follow signs for Ovedasso) --> cross a bridge and take the country road next to the river "Fella" until you reach a long bend on the left --> park your shuttle car on the left before the bridge over the Rio Alba (approx. 330m) --> take the 2nd car back to the village of Moggio Udinese --> from there continue to the next village of Praxis (477m) --> continue on an asphalted forest road towards "Casera Vualt" --> in a sharp left bend park on the right by a wooden board --> here there is also a steeply sloping forest road (approx. 730m).
Return: 20-30 minute walk in the wide, gravel streambed. Get out of the streambed before the bridge.

Rio Alba: Canyon End
Return: 20-30 minute walk in the wide, gravel streambed. Get out of the streambed before the bridge.

Marmites de la Semine: Canyon Start
Approach: At the road bridge.
Tour: From pot to pot. See also photos & video.

Marmites de la Semine: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: See Google aerial image.
Return: After the footbridge and the small step left out onto the path and over the footbridge to the orographic right bank. Continue to the road, there turn right about 300m to the car.

Marmites de la Semine: Canyon End
Return: After the footbridge and the small step left out onto the path and over the footbridge to the orographic right bank. Continue to the road, there turn right about 300m to the car.

Val de Piero: Canyon Start
2024-05-06: There are two options for access: Start as described, after approx. 30 minutes turn right at the fork in the path to the intermediate entrance. However, apart from the crystal-clear and sparkling clea...
Approach: Directly behind the restaurant follow the steep path 502 until you reach a water house with antenna. Here, at the inconspicuous crossing, follow the now flatter path to the right in the direction of "Rif. Alpin". The path becomes partly very exposed (some fixed ropes present) and after some time leads directly to the stream (artificial step). Entry at about 700m.
Tour: Most of the smaller sections can be downclimbed, slid or jumped without any major problems. On the higher steps there are old bolts with slings to make the descent easier. The last and highest step of approx. 35m - Cascata Principe Umberto - is the highlight of the tour and must be rappelled. Stand exposed on the left or right via a tree sling. At this point, the canyon is very beautifully cut and you will often be surprised by onlookers who enter the canyon from below. After that, it's just a hiking canyon to the road bridge.

Val de Piero: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-06: There are two options for access: Start as described, after approx. 30 minutes turn right at the fork in the path to the intermediate entrance. However, apart from the crystal-clear and sparkling clea...
Access: From Belluno on the SS203 direction Agordo. In Cordevole valley at the locality "La Stanga" (Km VII 13) park at the homonymous restaurant (large parking lot on the left after the restaurant).
Return: To get back to the parking lot less conspicuously, it is best to go under the road bridge until you get to the riverbed. Then turn right shortly back to the parking lot.

Val de Piero: Canyon End
2024-05-06: There are two options for access: Start as described, after approx. 30 minutes turn right at the fork in the path to the intermediate entrance. However, apart from the crystal-clear and sparkling clea...
Return: To get back to the parking lot less conspicuously, it is best to go under the road bridge until you get to the riverbed. Then turn right shortly back to the parking lot.

Lafargue: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the slope downhill to the place where the wide meadow valley narrows into a rocky gorge. Here entry
Tour: Continuous gorge with only 2 rappels

Lafargue: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne/la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 41, just before Perpignan and drive through Rivesaltes on the D-117 towards Quillan. About 35 km from Rivesaltes you reach Saint Paul de Fenouillet, where you turn right (north) onto the D-7 in the direction of Camp sur l'Agly. You cross the Gorges de Galamus on a road cut into the rock before reaching Cubières sur Cinoble. The route continues eastwards on the D-14 towards Bugarach. One goes up to the Col de Bancarel. Immediately beyond, a dirt road descends on the left.Park the car near the tarred road.
Return: After the 2nd narrowing widens, we follow a path that first continues to accompany the stream, later moving away from it across open fields. Via a dirt road we reach Camp sur l'Agly and the approach road. On this to the car,

Lafargue: Canyon End
Return: After the 2nd narrowing widens, we follow a path that first continues to accompany the stream, later moving away from it across open fields. Via a dirt road we reach Camp sur l'Agly and the approach road. On this to the car,

Chesselbach: Canyon Start
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chesselbach In den vergangenen drei Tagen sind die Tageshöchsttemperaturen nicht über -3Grad gestiegen. Nachts bis zu -12.Schneeschicht ist wo...
2026-01-06: Dry and icy, temperature -10 degrees. Anchoring all OK.
2025-11-29: Significantly less ice and snow, but more water than last week. At the moment you don't need crampons for access or even in the canyon
Approach: We follow the forest path in a north-easterly direction and then take the path that climbs up the orographic right-hand slope above the Chesselbach. At the top, where the path turns left, we keep right down into the streambed (see map in photo gallery at carto.net).
Tour: 18 Rppel, exit at the footbridge to the right.

Chesselbach: Canyon End
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chesselbach In den vergangenen drei Tagen sind die Tageshöchsttemperaturen nicht über -3Grad gestiegen. Nachts bis zu -12.Schneeschicht ist wo...
2026-01-06: Dry and icy, temperature -10 degrees. Anchoring all OK.
2025-11-29: Significantly less ice and snow, but more water than last week. At the moment you don't need crampons for access or even in the canyon
Return: The path leads from the footbridge to our access path. On this path turn left back to the car.

Chesselbach: Parking at Exit
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chesselbach In den vergangenen drei Tagen sind die Tageshöchsttemperaturen nicht über -3Grad gestiegen. Nachts bis zu -12.Schneeschicht ist wo...
2026-01-06: Dry and icy, temperature -10 degrees. Anchoring all OK.
2025-11-29: Significantly less ice and snow, but more water than last week. At the moment you don't need crampons for access or even in the canyon
Comment: Oberdorf (P3a) (descente)
Access: We leave the A5 at the Solothurn-West exit and drive northwards on Weissensteinerstrasse to Oberdorf. There we park our car at the Bellevue retirement and nursing home in the north-east of the village (see aerial photos in the photo gallery). A shuttle is also possible (second car at the middle station of the Weissensteinbahn).
Return: The path leads from the footbridge to our access path. On this path turn left back to the car.

Chesselbach: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A5 at the Solothurn-West exit and drive northwards on Weissensteinerstrasse to Oberdorf. There we park our car at the Bellevue retirement and nursing home in the north-east of the village (see aerial photos in the photo gallery). A shuttle is also possible (second car at the middle station of the Weissensteinbahn).
Return: The path leads from the footbridge to our access path. On this path turn left back to the car.

Döbernitzengraben: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road uphill, two hairpin bends are shortened. You meet the stream in the area of a large boulder dam, entry here.
Tour: Descend left under the scree barrier, the first anchor is on the left. 8 abseils in a rocky forest gorge with lots of wood and slippery rock.

Döbernitzengraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the B111 through the Gailtal valley to Kirchbach. Here turn off to Döbernitzen, in Döbernitzen drive briefly in the direction of Wipfelalm. When a field path branches off to the left, park or follow this path to the edge of the forest.
Return: Bypass 2 scree barriers and then descend through the streambed - when the valley opens, turn left back to the car.

Döbernitzengraben: Canyon End
Return: Bypass 2 scree barriers and then descend through the streambed - when the valley opens, turn left back to the car.

Parlitobel: Canyon Start
2025-10-15: At 1540m we left the path and took the trail that leads directly into the canyon without rappel.
2025-10-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Parlitobel L'accès est relativement facile a trouver, malgré les nombreux petits sentiers en forêt. Il y a deux entrées : l'une par un étroit...
2025-10-14: The anchoring is as expected for such a rarely climbed canyon: single bolts, mostly quite old. Mostly secure, but not every anchor is "good". Mostly very grippy, water very cold. After about 1/3 ther...
Comment: Abseilstelle an Haken (50m) in die Schlucht
Approach: We take the hiking trail away from the parking lot in the direction of the Sardona hut. Immediately we cross "our" stream and can thus judge the water flow. We walk about 300m and come to the foot of a meadow with a large boulder at the edge of the path (see ) A few meters after this marked boulder we follow a faint track that serpentines up the meadow. About 60m higher, at the eastern edge of the meadow (see red entry in ), a clearly recognizable path begins, which leads uphill in serpentines through the forest - partly wooden stairs. We follow this until we reach a tree with a sling (currently white Dyneema 5mm rope). Then traverse about 10m via traverese rope into the chute where it now has a ring anchor. From there rappel 50m into the canyon.
Tour: Caution: A lot of loose debris that can move quickly! A total of 12-15 rappels. 50m to abseil into the canyon. Once in the canyon, we start with a C8, followed by a C35. After a few smaller steps and a passage of walking and climbing down, we come to the narrow and attractive part. After a C19 followed by a C40 and a double step (C36), smaller rappels follow again to the exit of the canyon.

Parlitobel: Canyon End
2025-10-15: At 1540m we left the path and took the trail that leads directly into the canyon without rappel.
2025-10-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Parlitobel L'accès est relativement facile a trouver, malgré les nombreux petits sentiers en forêt. Il y a deux entrées : l'une par un étroit...
2025-10-14: The anchoring is as expected for such a rarely climbed canyon: single bolts, mostly quite old. Mostly secure, but not every anchor is "good". Mostly very grippy, water very cold. After about 1/3 ther...
Return: Descend on the wide gravel bed and out to the right to the parking lot.

Parlitobel: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-15: At 1540m we left the path and took the trail that leads directly into the canyon without rappel.
2025-10-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Parlitobel L'accès est relativement facile a trouver, malgré les nombreux petits sentiers en forêt. Il y a deux entrées : l'une par un étroit...
2025-10-14: The anchoring is as expected for such a rarely climbed canyon: single bolts, mostly quite old. Mostly secure, but not every anchor is "good". Mostly very grippy, water very cold. After about 1/3 ther...
Access: We leave the A12 (Sargans-Chur) via the Bad Ragaz exit, drive through the center of Ragaz up to Pfäfers and into the Val Tamina. Passing the reservoir we reach the village of Vättis. Here we turn right and drive westwards into the Calfeisen valley and towards St. Martin to the Gigerwald reservoir. We drive over the top of the dam. From here on, the route is timed, so that one direction can only be taken in a 20-minute time window at a time. Continue along the southern shore of the lake through several tunnels (not suitable for large and wide vehicles!) to a parking lot at the exit of the road, still on the orographic right side of the Tamina reservoir tributary (1470m altitude). Here we park the car.
Return: Descend on the wide gravel bed and out to the right to the parking lot.

Parlitobel: Waypoint
Comment: Abzweig vom Pfad
Approach: We take the hiking trail away from the parking lot in the direction of the Sardona hut. Immediately we cross "our" stream and can thus judge the water flow. We walk about 300m and come to the foot of a meadow with a large boulder at the edge of the path (see ) A few meters after this marked boulder we follow a faint track that serpentines up the meadow. About 60m higher, at the eastern edge of the meadow (see red entry in ), a clearly recognizable path begins, which leads uphill in serpentines through the forest - partly wooden stairs. We follow this until we reach a tree with a sling (currently white Dyneema 5mm rope). Then traverse about 10m via traverese rope into the chute where it now has a ring anchor. From there rappel 50m into the canyon.

Parlitobel: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Notausstieg / Alternative Startmöglichkeit
Access: We leave the A12 (Sargans-Chur) via the Bad Ragaz exit, drive through the center of Ragaz up to Pfäfers and into the Val Tamina. Passing the reservoir we reach the village of Vättis. Here we turn right and drive westwards into the Calfeisen valley and towards St. Martin to the Gigerwald reservoir. We drive over the top of the dam. From here on, the route is timed, so that one direction can only be taken in a 20-minute time window at a time. Continue along the southern shore of the lake through several tunnels (not suitable for large and wide vehicles!) to a parking lot at the exit of the road, still on the orographic right side of the Tamina reservoir tributary (1470m altitude). Here we park the car.
Return: Descend on the wide gravel bed and out to the right to the parking lot.

Parlitobel: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Rio Budrin: Canyon Start
2023-10-29: Description and coordinates adapted to current conditions. Quite nice canyon but important directly after heavy rains make. Water also runs off again very quickly and then the canyon is practically dr...
Approach: Follow the asphalt road towards the end of the village. Before you leave the village, take path 752 on the right. Follow the path through the village until it leaves the village downhill. Follow the wide, well-marked path downhill until you reach the stone bridge over the Rio Budrin after about 10 minutes. Take the ortographic left here. Alternatively, you can climb from the parking exit via trail no. 735 from Stupizza to Montefosca (500m, 1.5h)
Tour: Abseiling points are generally well equipped with at least one Inox ring. Initially more of a forest gorge, it develops into a nice canyon with some jumps and slides. At the highest break, first jump 2m into a small pool, then rappel from the left 20m under the rock gate, the rappel stand for the following 35m rappel is on the left behind the edge, an anchor for a traverse rope is directly under the rock gate.

Rio Budrin: Parking at Entry
2023-10-29: Description and coordinates adapted to current conditions. Quite nice canyon but important directly after heavy rains make. Water also runs off again very quickly and then the canyon is practically dr...
Comment: Rio Budrin Einstieg - Parkplatz bei Kirche
Access: Parking exit: From Kobarid via Robic to Italy. In the village of Stupizza, turn right at a small square with a bus stop. Follow the gravel road to a large gravel parking lot directly on the Natisone river: Entry parking lot: Continue down the valley to the village of Linder/Loch, cross the Natisone here and follow a narrow, winding mountain road to Montefosca. In Montefosca it is best to park directly in the village. Approx. 20min from parking exit to parking entry
Return: Downclimb through the blocked streambed. When the canyon walls become flatter, you can switch to the left onto a path.

Rio Budrin: Parking at Exit
2023-10-29: Description and coordinates adapted to current conditions. Quite nice canyon but important directly after heavy rains make. Water also runs off again very quickly and then the canyon is practically dr...
Comment: Rio Budrin Ausstieg - Parkplatz vor Lawinengallerie
Access: Parking exit: From Kobarid via Robic to Italy. In the village of Stupizza, turn right at a small square with a bus stop. Follow the gravel road to a large gravel parking lot directly on the Natisone river: Entry parking lot: Continue down the valley to the village of Linder/Loch, cross the Natisone here and follow a narrow, winding mountain road to Montefosca. In Montefosca it is best to park directly in the village. Approx. 20min from parking exit to parking entry
Return: Downclimb through the blocked streambed. When the canyon walls become flatter, you can switch to the left onto a path.

Rio Budrin: Canyon End
Return: Downclimb through the blocked streambed. When the canyon walls become flatter, you can switch to the left onto a path.

Hundsgrabenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road uphill - entry possibility at the first bridge over the ditch, if you want to walk the whole ditch follow the road further uphill until it crosses the ditch again.
Tour: Canyon can be left almost anywhere. Slippery rock.

Hundsgrabenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Gaming in the direction of the nature park, parking at the mouth of the Hundsgrabenbach.

Hundsgrabenbach: Canyon End

Buja: Canyon Start
Approach: * (page 64 - with map on p. 66)\nAccess also possible via the orographic. left flank.
Tour: * (page 64)

Buja: Canyon End
Return: At the foot cer C80 on the access path and on this back to the car.

Yesa (superior): Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk along the road through the village in a southerly direction. After the last houses, on the righthand side, there are some barns - now also converted to residential use - with mostly circular threshing floors in front of them. There you turn left if you want to "include" the Manatuero in the access. Otherwise, continue straight downhill and reach the valley of the Rio Yesa. Where the path branches, we go right. The path leads through bushes high above the Rio Yesa. It gives us our first glimpses of the descent. Eventually we come to a fork where there is a somewhat uncomfortable access down to the streambed on the left. It is also possible to continue until the bridge that leads to the houses of Yeba.
Tour: After a short approach in the off. Streambed we come to the with 12 m "highest" rappel. Then we stand at the bottom of the gorge, In the further varied course is particularly impressive a passage where the streambed between parallel walls is so sintered that it looks like a road. After the canyon opens, continue a few hundred meters to the place where the waters of the Manatuero flow in from the left.

Yesa (superior): Canyon End
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Return: Here out on our approach path and back up to Buerba.

Alborzeral: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the meadow, which is fenced off from the road, 2 slopes lead off in a northerly direction. We take the lower (eastern) one and follow it, initially in a northerly direction, later more in a north-westerly direction. We ignore the turn-offs to the right and left. On the ridge between the Bco. Cueva Cabrito and Alborceral we meet a track coming from the left, which we follow downhill to the right for about 100 meters. Here a path marked with cairns turns off at a right angle and leads us through undergrowth to the entry (700m above sea level). Access can also be via a left tributary, see Canyonisme - La Sierra de Guara. Randonnées, Randonnées acuatiques. Patrick Gimat, 2005 on p. 164 ff.
Tour: 10 rappels, see photos and video

Alborzeral: Canyon End
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Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking at Entry
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Comment: wenn man im Rio Isuala abwärts geht und bei der Brücke das 2. Auto abstellt
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n
Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking at Exit
Comment: wenn man im Rio Isuala abwärts geht und bei der Brücke das 2. Auto abstellt
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n
Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ohne Umsetzung und Rückstieg Isuala aufwärts mit Ausstiegsroute Cueva Cabrito
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n

Cueva Funes: Canyon Start
Approach: At the hairpin bends, a path continues in a straight line towards the dam wall. The path crosses the Chortales after the dam. At the next fork in the path, turn right and continue uphill until you reach the Barranco Funes stream, which flows down from the top right of the reservoir (approx. 15 min. walk from the parking lot). Turn left along the stream to the edge of the waterfall. You can rappel both the right and the left stream. It is worth doing both.
Tour: The Barranco de Funes is not a canyon, but a sequence of very beautiful open tufa waterfalls following a small reservoir. The views are impressive.

Cueva Funes: Canyon End
Return: After completing the rappelling routes and a short downclimb, you reach the stream of the Barranco Rio Verde-Pito flowing down in the valley (continuation of the Chortal). Follow the stream upstream until there is an orographic opportunity to climb up a few meters on the left and return to the car (approx. 10 min. back); you can also go downstream and join the Rio Verde-Chorreras (see description there).

Vomper Loch: Canyon End
Comment: petite barrage (descente)
Return: At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside - 2006). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast.

Vomper Loch: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ par toboggan ou rappel (5m) (descente)
Approach: From the Gasthaus Karwendelrast (860 m above sea level) on a forest road approx. 1500 m in a westerly direction until a path (no. 224) branches off to the left to the "Hallangerhaus". Soon you come to the Haag Bründl (Stub Bach). Pass it on the left and continue westwards on the only slightly ascending path above the Vomper Loch. After about 45 minutes you cross the Kühsoachgraben (see video). You pass the game feeding station above the Melans-Alm (1020 m above sea level). About two hours from Karwendelrast, the hunters path turns north into the Zwerchloch, passes the hunting lodge and crosses the stream. It then leads upwards on the west side via the so-called cat ladder. Later, it goes almost all the way down to Vomper Bach and then on a wooden footbridge over the Ödkarbach. Here you can descend to the right above the mouth of the Ödkarbach waterfall into the Vomper Bach, especially if you want to avoid the possibly unpleasant entrance slide. The alternative leads further up steeply in serpentines in the forest and immediately down again under the Triefende Wand into the wide gravel bed under which the Vomper Bach flows - invisible until the entry (1060 m above sea level).
Tour: Due to its abundant water flow, the Vomper Bach is best (and above all safe) to hike in the fall and/or after long dry periods. If in doubt, skip the uppermost (narrow) parts and join the Ödkarbach (see above) However, the first part is the most interesting. The canyon is something for lovers of combined tours with special scenic charm. In Oct. 2006, the water under the slide was about 1.30 m deep at the beginning without any large stones. If necessary, you could lower the first person down here using a rope to check the situation (take a 20m rope with you - but no anchor available - 2006)). Exit options after about a third of the canyon at the footbridge on the left up to the approach path, after about another third on the left up to the Melansalm (difficult to find). Last exit (left) 100 m after the Kühsoachgraben, without a path through the beech forest up to the Anmarschweg. After a good half of the gorge hike, the water is completely diverted, but after just a few hundred meters the streambed fills up again with the amount we were used to before the diversion.

Vomper Loch: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ alternatif sans les obstacles de l\'autre départ (descente)
Approach: From the Gasthaus Karwendelrast (860 m above sea level) on a forest road approx. 1500 m in a westerly direction until a path (no. 224) branches off to the left to the "Hallangerhaus". Soon you come to the Haag Bründl (Stub Bach). Pass it on the left and continue westwards on the only slightly ascending path above the Vomper Loch. After about 45 minutes you cross the Kühsoachgraben (see video). You pass the game feeding station above the Melans-Alm (1020 m above sea level). About two hours from Karwendelrast, the hunters path turns north into the Zwerchloch, passes the hunting lodge and crosses the stream. It then leads upwards on the west side via the so-called cat ladder. Later, it goes almost all the way down to Vomper Bach and then on a wooden footbridge over the Ödkarbach. Here you can descend to the right above the mouth of the Ödkarbach waterfall into the Vomper Bach, especially if you want to avoid the possibly unpleasant entrance slide. The alternative leads further up steeply in serpentines in the forest and immediately down again under the Triefende Wand into the wide gravel bed under which the Vomper Bach flows - invisible until the entry (1060 m above sea level).
Tour: Due to its abundant water flow, the Vomper Bach is best (and above all safe) to hike in the fall and/or after long dry periods. If in doubt, skip the uppermost (narrow) parts and join the Ödkarbach (see above) However, the first part is the most interesting. The canyon is something for lovers of combined tours with special scenic charm. In Oct. 2006, the water under the slide was about 1.30 m deep at the beginning without any large stones. If necessary, you could lower the first person down here using a rope to check the situation (take a 20m rope with you - but no anchor available - 2006)). Exit options after about a third of the canyon at the footbridge on the left up to the approach path, after about another third on the left up to the Melansalm (difficult to find). Last exit (left) 100 m after the Kühsoachgraben, without a path through the beech forest up to the Anmarschweg. After a good half of the gorge hike, the water is completely diverted, but after just a few hundred meters the streambed fills up again with the amount we were used to before the diversion.

Vomper Loch: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire (descente)
Access: From Schwaz in the Inn valley to Vomp and in the village near the church north towards Vomperberg. At the following junctions always keep left in the direction of Gasthaus Karwendelrast. Park here.
Return: At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside - 2006). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast.

Vomper Loch: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire (descente)
Access: From Schwaz in the Inn valley to Vomp and in the village near the church north towards Vomperberg. At the following junctions always keep left in the direction of Gasthaus Karwendelrast. Park here.
Return: At the power station (670 m above sea level), turn right over the ladder and down to the left of the water intake (the gate can be opened from the inside - 2006). From the partly concreted flat area, a path on the left leads up to Gasthof Karwendelrast.

Vomper Loch: Waypoint
Comment: 1 prendre sentier "224" vers "Hallangerhaus" (descente)
Approach: From the Gasthaus Karwendelrast (860 m above sea level) on a forest road approx. 1500 m in a westerly direction until a path (no. 224) branches off to the left to the "Hallangerhaus". Soon you come to the Haag Bründl (Stub Bach). Pass it on the left and continue westwards on the only slightly ascending path above the Vomper Loch. After about 45 minutes you cross the Kühsoachgraben (see video). You pass the game feeding station above the Melans-Alm (1020 m above sea level). About two hours from Karwendelrast, the hunters path turns north into the Zwerchloch, passes the hunting lodge and crosses the stream. It then leads upwards on the west side via the so-called cat ladder. Later, it goes almost all the way down to Vomper Bach and then on a wooden footbridge over the Ödkarbach. Here you can descend to the right above the mouth of the Ödkarbach waterfall into the Vomper Bach, especially if you want to avoid the possibly unpleasant entrance slide. The alternative leads further up steeply in serpentines in the forest and immediately down again under the Triefende Wand into the wide gravel bed under which the Vomper Bach flows - invisible until the entry (1060 m above sea level).

Vomper Loch: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : traverser Stubbach (descente)

Vomper Loch: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 : traverser Kühsoachgraben (descente)

Vomper Loch: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 : passer au-dessus de Melans-Alm (1020m alt.) (descente)

Comment: 6 : traverser Zwerchbach (descente)

Comment: 5 Jagdhütte (refuge de chasse) (descente)

Comment: 7 : traverser Ödkarbach (descente)

Comment: sentier retour vers le haut (parking amont) (descente)

Vomper Loch: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: sentier qui traverse Vomper Bach (échappatoire) (descente)
Access: From Schwaz in the Inn valley to Vomp and in the village near the church north towards Vomperberg. At the following junctions always keep left in the direction of Gasthaus Karwendelrast. Park here.

Vomper Loch: Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Comment: barrage - echappatoire à droite sur la piste (descente)

Cerveyrieu: Canyon Start
2025-05-25: The anchor on the big abseil is good. But there are a lot of old bolts in there to.
Approach: Below the bridge relatively close to the high fall into the riverbed.
Tour: Not only the high rappel (possibly in front of spectators) is attractive, but also the short, narrow access with its natural arches, and the owners of the properties via which the exit could be made most comfortably do not like the fact that people walk across their properties to the bridge below the large cascade. At the beginning of May 2008, a police officer said that the descent was forbidden because of nesting birds in the rock face. Easy to connect with the two upper canyons of the Sèran (Thurignin, Pont à Favre) and the nearby Groin.

Cerveyrieu: Canyon End
2025-05-25: The anchor on the big abseil is good. But there are a lot of old bolts in there to.
Return: After the high waterfall in the riverbed continue to the bridge

Cerveyrieu: Parking at Entry
2025-05-25: The anchor on the big abseil is good. But there are a lot of old bolts in there to.
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the border on the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris, After 25 km (from the border)take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further, at the exit of Mons, turn right on the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (total 62 km from the border).\n Artemare we take a half-right at the prominent left turn (Rue de la Poste), cross the D 31 (Cote d'Yon) at Place de la Liberté and take Rue du Stade towards the school district and then out of town. We reach the nearby bridge over the Sèran and park the lower vehicle on the left just after the bridge.\nWith the other vehicle we go back to the Place de la Liberté and there turn left onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). In serpentines it goes up to the hamlet of Don. The D 31 crosses the Groin ("Gouffre ..."). Where it turns north a few hundred meters later, we turn left onto a dirt road that leads down to the Sèran. Park after the bridge.
Return: After the high waterfall in the riverbed continue to the bridge

Cerveyrieu: Parking at Exit
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the border on the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris, After 25 km (from the border)take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further, at the exit of Mons, turn right on the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (total 62 km from the border).\n Artemare we take a half-right at the prominent left turn (Rue de la Poste), cross the D 31 (Cote d'Yon) at Place de la Liberté and take Rue du Stade towards the school district and then out of town. We reach the nearby bridge over the Sèran and park the lower vehicle on the left just after the bridge.\nWith the other vehicle we go back to the Place de la Liberté and there turn left onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). In serpentines it goes up to the hamlet of Don. The D 31 crosses the Groin ("Gouffre ..."). Where it turns north a few hundred meters later, we turn left onto a dirt road that leads down to the Sèran. Park after the bridge.
Return: After the high waterfall in the riverbed continue to the bridge

Tenasses: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the farm, we climb up the meadow in a westerly direction on indistinct tracks and enter the forest at a metal fence crossing. We follow the now clear path (red and white markings), cross a steep mountain flank sloping down to the canyon and then stand in the streambed. If you also want to walk the upper part of the Tenasses, follow the stream up the other bank, cross a side ditch, then keep sharp right and follow the path to the Tenasses at 1500m.
Tour: Descent in mostly open streambed on grippy limestone in small-scale steps. Practically no running sections.

Tenasses: Canyon End
2025-06-07: DC R.A.S. concerning the anchors, the addition of the one from the trail is a very good initiative. Otherwise, the névés are still present (and dangerous). There are lots of logs and rockfalls clutter...
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Return: As soon as you meet red rock in the streambed, look for a suitable exit that leads us pathless and steeply up to the farm where our car is parked.

Tenasses: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-07: DC R.A.S. concerning the anchors, the addition of the one from the trail is a very good initiative. Otherwise, the névés are still present (and dangerous). There are lots of logs and rockfalls clutter...
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Access: From Chateau d'Oex in the Saane valley (975m above sea level), take the Route du Mont, then keep left at the last houses onto the Route du Clôt and drive up the northern slope above the village in long serpentines to the exit of the road at the hamlet of Les Planards (1325m above sea level). - Ask for permission to park.
Return: As soon as you meet red rock in the streambed, look for a suitable exit that leads us pathless and steeply up to the farm where our car is parked.

Tenasses: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ de la partie haute (descente)
Approach: From the farm, we climb up the meadow in a westerly direction on indistinct tracks and enter the forest at a metal fence crossing. We follow the now clear path (red and white markings), cross a steep mountain flank sloping down to the canyon and then stand in the streambed. If you also want to walk the upper part of the Tenasses, follow the stream up the other bank, cross a side ditch, then keep sharp right and follow the path to the Tenasses at 1500m.
Tour: Descent in mostly open streambed on grippy limestone in small-scale steps. Practically no running sections.

Teufelsklamm: Canyon Start
2025-10-13: From entry bridge walked with school class everything ok
2025-09-18: did the full route! Cold water but you can avoid most waterfalls :)
2025-06-02: Took the upper entry. Some anchors bounced down (from the high water) but each stand has at least one usable anchor.
Approach: Follow the sign Teufelsklamm (Devil's Gorge) up the forest road for about 40 minutes in a southeasterly direction until a short and pleasant access to the streambed opens up on the left (1040 m above sea level).\nGood to combine (on one day) with the short Taxabach.
Tour: Largely open, some narrows, some rappel over bedload barriers. The stream is also used commercially, which is why the facilities are optimized (2011).\nGood to combine (in one day) with the short Taxabach.

Teufelsklamm: Canyon End
2025-10-13: From entry bridge walked with school class everything ok
2025-09-18: did the full route! Cold water but you can avoid most waterfalls :)
2025-06-02: Took the upper entry. Some anchors bounced down (from the high water) but each stand has at least one usable anchor.
Return: After the last two bedload barriers, exit to the left.

Teufelsklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-13: From entry bridge walked with school class everything ok
2025-09-18: did the full route! Cold water but you can avoid most waterfalls :)
2025-06-02: Took the upper entry. Some anchors bounced down (from the high water) but each stand has at least one usable anchor.
Access: From St. Johann/Tyrol 13.5 km on the 312 in the direction of Lofer, then turn right to Waidring and continue south in the direction of Pillersee. About 4 km after Waldring - before reaching the Pillersee - the road crosses to the right over the river. Immediately before the bridge on the left a larger parking lot, costs 2€/day (as of 06/18) - park your car here (820 m above sea level). \nAccessible also from Kössen or Bad Reichenhall via Lofer.
Return: After the last two bedload barriers, exit to the left.

Torrente Cunaz: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: The start is very good: nice water, nice shaped high canyon walls, continuous descents, one or two jumps, good equipment. Followed by a dry block climb which is still ok. The last section, however, is...
2025-08-11: Description and photos updated, topographic view new, stand C15 damaged on the right, but still acceptable (see photo). Other stands OK.
2025-08-10: Everything as described here. The first part is super continuous and fun (1,5h), the second is a bit boring, but has some moments and not too long (1h). Watch out for the loose rocks in the 25m (last...
Approach: Directly next to the asphalted inn parking lot is a signpost with trail 994, which you follow uphill until you soon cross the road (barrier with driving ban). Here you can also follow the road, but it is shorter to follow trail 994, which always leads briefly over the mountain road. At the large leftward haipin bend with a view of the high rock face, follow the path only as far as the rock with the hiking mark 994. Here, descend to the right via small climbing tracks to the stream.
Tour: The Tortente Cunaz is a beautiful, not too difficult lime canyon with clean water from the mountains or a spring (directly at the entry). The upper part is cut in up to the last 20-25m abseil point and is very beautiful. There are abseiling points here (up to max. 20-25m), some of which can also be jumped or slid (be careful! check the water depth). The canyon is mostly well equipped with chain anchors in the upper part (but there are still old anchors that could be replaced). After the last approx. 20m rappel (it is better to rappel to the left due to rope retrival!), there is a longer walking and rappelling section in the lower, more open part of the canyon. After about 20 minutes, the canyon narrows again. This is followed by three short abseils (the last one is better from the tree sling) and short slides before you leave the canyon on the left before the artificial steps with water hacks.

Torrente Cunaz: Canyon End
2025-09-19: The start is very good: nice water, nice shaped high canyon walls, continuous descents, one or two jumps, good equipment. Followed by a dry block climb which is still ok. The last section, however, is...
2025-08-11: Description and photos updated, topographic view new, stand C15 damaged on the right, but still acceptable (see photo). Other stands OK.
2025-08-10: Everything as described here. The first part is super continuous and fun (1,5h), the second is a bit boring, but has some moments and not too long (1h). Watch out for the loose rocks in the 25m (last...
Return: Just before the artificial steps (water house), exit orographically to the left and follow the access road (the gate can be bypassed on the right). A little further down, turn right over the small bridge and shortly back to the parking lot.

Fontanon Del Tasseit: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend the slope and cross the Torrente Silisia. Climb up to the mouth of the Silisia and our stream and follow an indistinct path along the ridge to a renovated house (Stua) (you can also reach here via a second path that starts about 300m upstream at a leaning piece of corrugated iron). Behind the house, first flat then briefly steep to a serpentine path which you follow to the ruins of Pecolat. Behind the ruins, take a former mule track that leads across and follow this initially without gaining height. Climb up to the right at two junctions, then climb up very steeply and on a barely recognizable path to a flattening in the ridge (ruins of a cable car station). Follow the narrow ridge until it splits again, then branch off to the right onto an indistinct path. Shortly through the bushes, then cross very exposed above a rock face (dangerous when wet). Cross the path ascending over tracks, always with beautiful views of the large Fontanon del Tasseit waterfall (the path is somewhat visible in the forest, ascend on the meadow ribs if in doubt until you can cross to the right again). Descend into a nameless side valley and descend over scree and cut-out mountain pine steps to the streambed. Cross the stream and on the other bank on a very indistinct path up to a watercourse from the right (large cave entrance above on the other bank). Climb very steeply to the right of the side stream over grassy slopes, then keep right (climbing tracks) up to a small forest saddle. Climb another 50m very steeply up to another flattened ridge and descend eastwards at a small beech tree with a carved 'font' into a gorge-like streambed (the only way to cross this streambed). Climb up briefly on the other side and keep just below the rock faces until you reach the start of the tour at a karst spring (Risorgiva del Randonneur).
Tour: First 4 abseils to 30m from trees, then two abseils in narrow gorge from bolts before facing the big waterfall. Abseil sequence: 10m from tree right, 40m from chain left. 75m from chain left (can also be divided into 25m and 50m, hanging position). Then 5 rappels in narrow canyon before the previously crossed side creek with a sloping 80m+ waterfall coming in from the right. After longer walking passages with a few diving pools, nice 25m rappel from the right. Further- walking and downclimb to a 5m rappel followed by a three meter rappel. The canyon ends with a 13m jump (abseilable and repeatable) and a 5m jump into a fairly shallow pool (abseilable on the right).

Fontanon Del Tasseit: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkbuch links der Straße
Access: A23 to Osoppo exit, then via San Daniele, Ragona, Pinzano and Sequals to Meduno. From here towards Passo Rest. At a dam turn left over the top of the dam and go through Tamarat and Chievolis. After the second village, take a narrow road high above the canyon of Torrente Silisa until you reach the houses of Selva. Here turn left towards Forcella Clautana. Follow the narrow, mostly asphalted road until it gets close to the streambed again for the first time. Here you can park 5 cars.
Return: Through the streambed back to the parking lot

Fontanon Del Tasseit: Canyon End
Return: Through the streambed back to the parking lot

Bellaval: Canyon Start
Approach: See approach (red) on map section in "Photo Gallery
Tour: Almost 40 rappel. See in detail (26.08.07 - Toche) and photos

Bellaval: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see Google aerial view in "photo gallery
Return: See return route (brown) on map section in "Photo Gallery

Bellaval: Canyon End
Return: See return route (brown) on map section in "Photo Gallery

Röllbach (inferiore): Canyon End
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2023-08-12: Partly DIY market quality hooks. Almost exclusively only one hook. Partly in exciting places but out of the water. Upper part has its charm. After the water intake little worthwhile.
Return: Get off at the road bridge.

Röllbach (inferiore): Canyon Start
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2023-08-12: Partly DIY market quality hooks. Almost exclusively only one hook. Partly in exciting places but out of the water. Upper part has its charm. After the water intake little worthwhile.
Approach: From the car we walk past the two farmsteads down to Röllbach (entry - see Röllbach access in photo gallery).
Tour: Varied descent in a small canyon. Red flysch rock. Alternating running sections with some narrows. Up to the water catchment felt more aquatic than A3, then hardly any water and very much wood. Very water-loving drilled in, but due to the low height and the nature of the waterfalls usually no problem. Much can be downclimbed or bypassed. Emergency exit after the first gulched part no longer a problem and regularly possible. Many entanglements are unstable.

Röllbach (inferiore): Parking at Exit
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2023-08-12: Partly DIY market quality hooks. Almost exclusively only one hook. Partly in exciting places but out of the water. Upper part has its charm. After the water intake little worthwhile.
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) via exit 49, Flums, drive through Flums and then up towards Kienberg. There we take the road down towards Chlevelau and park the car for the exit at the bridge over the Röllbach (see approach in photo gallery).\n\take the second car back and up to Kienberg and then on to the Geisswiese vacation home. About 50m after the junction of the access road to the vacation home, there is an access road to two farmsteads on the left. Near this junction we park our second car in a suitable place (see conversion in photo gallery).
Return: Get off at the road bridge.

Röllbach (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) via exit 49, Flums, drive through Flums and then up towards Kienberg. There we take the road down towards Chlevelau and park the car for the exit at the bridge over the Röllbach (see approach in photo gallery).\n\take the second car back and up to Kienberg and then on to the Geisswiese vacation home. About 50m after the junction of the access road to the vacation home, there is an access road to two farmsteads on the left. Near this junction we park our second car in a suitable place (see conversion in photo gallery).
Return: Get off at the road bridge.

Vrsnik: Canyon Start
2024-08-01: Good waterlevel, easy to do.
Approach: From the main street follow the road for 550m and park cars before the next bridge in front of a path branching off to the left (please do not park!).\nOrogr. right can be downclimbed and jumped in before the bridge.
Tour: 2m jump, short swimming spots combined with walking. Up to the rappelling point (10m), then 30m swimming point with small slide. After that the canyon becomes more open and there is mostly hiking and downclimbing.

Vrsnik: Parking at Entry
2024-08-01: Good waterlevel, easy to do.
Access: By car from Bovec (Slo) in the direction of Vrsic pass. 1.4 km after the church of Soca a road branches off to the right over a bridge to "Camp Soca" (campsite).\n\t\n\parking:
Return: Get out where the canyon (streambed) meets the Soca River. At the Soca there are still some jumps (up to 4 m), into the ice-cold emerald green water.

Vrsnik: Canyon End
2024-08-01: Good waterlevel, easy to do.
Return: Get out where the canyon (streambed) meets the Soca River. At the Soca there are still some jumps (up to 4 m), into the ice-cold emerald green water.

Klammbach: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the dirt road that leads us uphill in a northerly direction (signposts: "Wetterstein Hütte, Wang Alm, Puittal, Gehrenspitze"). We reach a hill, go downhill on the other side to a bridge and enter the stream a little below it.
Tour: A nice canyon hike follows with some minor rappels and a few downclimbs.

Klammbach: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the gorge, take the path out over the steps to the left, past the wooden hut back to the parking lot.

Klammbach: Alternative Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the gorge, take the path out over the steps to the left, past the wooden hut back to the parking lot.

Bendola med. (II): Canyon Start
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2025-10-06: No ropes necessary. Not as beautiful in fall as in summer. Definitely better by bike than walking the almost 4 km to the bridge and back. On foot, the effort and reward are almost not worth it.
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Approach: From marker point "161", we take the dirt road, which is closed to traffic and leads us to the hamlet of Castou (marker point "168"). Continuing up the Bendola valley, we cross the Bendola on the Pont de Castou (428m above sea level) at marker point "167". Continue along an old mule track to the next bridge over the Bendola, the Passarelle de Baragne - marker point "166" just before. This is where we enter the Bendola. Of course, you can also get here via the upper Bendola (I).
Tour: Lots of downclimbing, some possible jumps, some swimming passages in a not too narrow gorge to the Pont de Castou. A further descent in the stream is prohibited.

Bendola med. (II): Canyon End
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Return: At the Pont de Castou turn right onto our approach path and descend to the car.

Bendola med. (II): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Ventimiglia we go up the Roya valley, after 27 km we cross Breil-sur-Roya and continue towards Tende. About 6 km after Breil, we turn right between 2 tunnels and go up over the Bendola on the D 6204 to Saorge, where we park the vehicle near the marker "161" (480m a.s.l.) in a prominent left turn before the village.
Return: At the Pont de Castou turn right onto our approach path and descend to the car.

Bief de la Goulette: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper parking lot 150 m further in the direction of Douvre, a path then leads down to the left - or pathless - to the entry.
Tour: Open rappel canyon with beautiful tuff cascades; the more water, the more attractive, well suited for beginners. No possible jumps, no swim.

Bief de la Goulette: Canyon End
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Return: Just off the bridge by the lower parking lot.

Bief de la Goulette: Parking at Entry
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Access: Leave the A-40 freeway from Geneva to Lyon, after the long tunnel at Nantua, at exit no. 8 and take the A-404, which passes Oyonnax, joins the D-31 and continues north to Dorton. From here, continue on the D-435 towards St. Claude and upstream along the Bienne. 8 km after Dorton the road branches, here turn left onto the D-27 and drive in the direction of Moirans. After about 200 m, take the first left again onto the D-356(-357 ?) in the direction of Douvre. At the first hairpin bend, park your car at the bottom (first). Continue straight on for about 550 m to the bridge over the Goulette. From the parking place of the car parked here below now up the hill in the direction of Douvre. 2 km from the lower parking lot, the second car should be parked on a path leading off to the right - as well as possible.
Return: Just off the bridge by the lower parking lot.

Bief de la Goulette: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the A-40 freeway from Geneva to Lyon, after the long tunnel at Nantua, at exit no. 8 and take the A-404, which passes Oyonnax, joins the D-31 and continues north to Dorton. From here, continue on the D-435 towards St. Claude and upstream along the Bienne. 8 km after Dorton the road branches, here turn left onto the D-27 and drive in the direction of Moirans. After about 200 m, take the first left again onto the D-356(-357 ?) in the direction of Douvre. At the first hairpin bend, park your car at the bottom (first). Continue straight on for about 550 m to the bridge over the Goulette. From the parking place of the car parked here below now up the hill in the direction of Douvre. 2 km from the lower parking lot, the second car should be parked on a path leading off to the right - as well as possible.
Return: Just off the bridge by the lower parking lot.

Rio Macile (Rio Brussine): Canyon Start
2025-10-20: As the Cuestis had hardly any water today, we quickly changed tack and did the Macile! Fun as always, perfect water level, all jumps and slides doable! For two car-car 2h15 min
2025-09-26: Entry jump and subsequent slide very fun, 60m final waterfall also spectacular. Everything was superiore, nice tour!
2025-09-21: Everything in the canyon is great. Jumps and slides are all fine. Be careful with the coordinates of the entry, they are not correct somewhere above in the creek.
Approach: After the bends, a path starts on the right which is marked with a wooden sign "Rio Macile" including canyoning markings. The path first leads slightly downhill parallel to path 638 -> you cross a streambed and then it goes slightly uphill again over the ridge before you then go slightly downhill (insured downhill with barrier tapes) (approx. 520Hm). to the streambed of the Macile/Brussine directly before the first rappel/jump point. The path was newly created by the AIC in fall 2021 and is the fastest and most ergonomic access to the Rio Macile. Fast walkers can easily complete the access in under 30 minutes.
Tour: The first spot (SOS 12) is a rappel (C10), but can usually also be jumped. You can also rappel at SOS 11, but it is also an extremely fun slide that is actually always possible (as of April 2024). The canyon narrows visibly. A few smaller abseils follow. At SOS 8, the last escape route is on the right. This is followed by several smaller abseils, some of which must be completed in the water. The final section is a 60m rappel that leads directly into the Fella riverbed. If no 60m ropes are available, you can exit to the left after the last narrow section and descend via an embankment and stone channel.

Rio Macile (Rio Brussine): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-20: As the Cuestis had hardly any water today, we quickly changed tack and did the Macile! Fun as always, perfect water level, all jumps and slides doable! For two car-car 2h15 min
2025-09-26: Entry jump and subsequent slide very fun, 60m final waterfall also spectacular. Everything was superiore, nice tour!
2025-09-21: Everything in the canyon is great. Jumps and slides are all fine. Be careful with the coordinates of the entry, they are not correct somewhere above in the creek.
Access: From Chiusaforte drive in the direction of Sella Nevea. Park on the left immediately after crossing the Raccolana (space for 1 car), or in the village beforehand. From Carnia, take the SS13 towards Tarvisio --> at the exit of the village of Chiusaforte, turn right towards "Sella Nevea"/Raccolana --> follow the road straight ahead --> before the bridge over the Raccolana stream, turn right into a road that leads to a large parking lot. When you reach the embankment at Racolana, turn left and stand at the exit of the parking lot -> there are steps leading up the embankment and down to the streambed of the Raccolana. The way back through the riverbed of the Fella and the Raccolana is a good way out.
Return: Follow the Fella upstream until the Raccolana stream flows into the Fella. Cross the streambed of the Raccolana and continue upstream to the right until you reach the concrete steps (about 50m before the bridge over the Raccolana).

Rio Macile (Rio Brussine): Canyon End
2025-10-20: As the Cuestis had hardly any water today, we quickly changed tack and did the Macile! Fun as always, perfect water level, all jumps and slides doable! For two car-car 2h15 min
2025-09-26: Entry jump and subsequent slide very fun, 60m final waterfall also spectacular. Everything was superiore, nice tour!
2025-09-21: Everything in the canyon is great. Jumps and slides are all fine. Be careful with the coordinates of the entry, they are not correct somewhere above in the creek.
Return: Follow the Fella upstream until the Raccolana stream flows into the Fella. Cross the streambed of the Raccolana and continue upstream to the right until you reach the concrete steps (about 50m before the bridge over the Raccolana).

Bruggergraeben: Canyon Start
Approach: From the forest rest area ascend on the hiking trail to the "Feuer am Bichl" up to approx. 1200 m above sea level. Leave the hiking trail here and follow the path to the stream.
Tour: First several hundred meters down to the 1st rappel. A total of about 6 rappel. Especially in the lower area a lot of downclimbing due to lack of existing belays.

Bruggergraeben: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before the confluence with the Drava River on the Drautalradweg right 150 m to the car.

Rio Costa Stretta: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-29: We entered the canyon as described, but there is also a trail directly to the top of the large 30-metre waterfall. From here there are 2-point chained belays that are in excellent condition. Above the...
2025-07-26: Well-secured and beautiful canyon that can also be combined with Rio Rivis. Simply follow the same access from Rio Rivis and cross to the right to Costa just before the entry. Then continue upwards to...
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Rio Rivis
Access: A23 until Pontebba exit. Go down the Canal Valley to Chiusaforte. Before reaching the village, turn left into the Raccolana Valley. Follow the road through a tunnel and continue until you see a transformer station on the left. Then cross the bridge and about 50m after that you will find a small parking area on the Rio Rivis (next to it there is a small concrete building of unknown purpose). If you cross the Raccolana a second time you have gone too far.
Return: Shortly up the road to the parking lot

Rio Costa Stretta: Canyon End
2025-07-29: We entered the canyon as described, but there is also a trail directly to the top of the large 30-metre waterfall. From here there are 2-point chained belays that are in excellent condition. Above the...
2025-07-26: Well-secured and beautiful canyon that can also be combined with Rio Rivis. Simply follow the same access from Rio Rivis and cross to the right to Costa just before the entry. Then continue upwards to...
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Return: Shortly up the road to the parking lot

Rio Costa Stretta: Canyon Start
2025-07-29: We entered the canyon as described, but there is also a trail directly to the top of the large 30-metre waterfall. From here there are 2-point chained belays that are in excellent condition. Above the...
2025-07-26: Well-secured and beautiful canyon that can also be combined with Rio Rivis. Simply follow the same access from Rio Rivis and cross to the right to Costa just before the entry. Then continue upwards to...
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Approach: At the parking lot there is a thin but clear climb that leads steeply uphill between Rio Rivis and Rio Costa Stretta. Just before the entry into the Rio Rivis cross right towards Costastretta. Just before reaching the streambed, turn left uphill and cross under the walls until you can descend into the streambed. Alternatively, you can briefly follow a serpentine trail downhill and reach the canyon under a waterfall of about 30m over a grassy band.
Tour: First in narrow but sunny gorge over several rappel down to 27m. Fuses were already in need of renovation in 2018. In the open part afterwards three more rappel before you are back on the road. There are a few mini slides and one low possible jumps. \n

Flem I - III: Canyon Start
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2025-10-19: One of the most beautiful canyons there is. Perfect amount of water in Flem I and Felm II, Flem III was sporty. Weather conditions were perfect. Several groups were on the way. We used the last oppor...
Comment: Flem I
Approach: Summer access: From the Startgels cable car station, take the hiking trail directly along the stream to Punt Desch (several bridges over Flem). At an altitude of around 1830m, the entry into the still open streambed opens up. Winter access: From the Startgels cable car station along the edge of the ski slope up to Punt Desch. Punt Desch is the Flem bridge between parts I and II (entry Flem II into the large pool 20m below the bridge from the right-hand side, in winter rope in directly upstream of the bridge if necessary, the anchor comes after the 1m jump orog. left).
Tour: Quickly we come to the beginning of the small-limbed and not very deep gorge. We climb and cling downwards in a polished stone structure, interrupted by some smaller rappels and swim sections. Also a forced siphon awaits us. We have to crawl under some rock arches. Then the narrow ganng opens and we come to Punt Desch, where we can either get out or follow the ascent of the second part.

Flem I - III: Canyon End
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2025-10-19: One of the most beautiful canyons there is. Perfect amount of water in Flem I and Felm II, Flem III was sporty. Weather conditions were perfect. Several groups were on the way. We used the last oppor...
Return: If we get off at the bridge, we orient ourselves on our approach route in the direction of the Startgels cable car station and drive down to the parking lot at the valley station.

Flem I - III: Intermediate Canyon Exit
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2025-10-19: One of the most beautiful canyons there is. Perfect amount of water in Flem I and Felm II, Flem III was sporty. Weather conditions were perfect. Several groups were on the way. We used the last oppor...
Comment: Flem II
Access: Take the FlemXpress cable car from Flims to Startgels. Alternatively, take the bus to Alp Nagens and walk down to Flem.
Return: If we get off at the bridge, we orient ourselves on our approach route in the direction of the Startgels cable car station and drive down to the parking lot at the valley station.

Flem IV - V: Canyon Start
2025-01-03: Currently a borderline amount of snow and ice in the canyon. Challenging winter conditions at the moment. Abalakov technique should work.
2023-12-15: With 1m of fresh snow, Flem I to III was not possible, so we did Flem IV to V instead. This works well even in snow and ice.
2019-10-05: Tour video: https://youtu.be/bamRMsJchb4?si=0refFehICPhcIx8c
Approach: Summer access: From the Startgels cable car station, take the hiking trail directly along the stream to Punt Desch (several bridges over Flem) Winter access: From the Startgels cable car station, walk down to the streambed.
Tour: Mostly walking passages, a few rewarding parts, but no comparison to Flem I to III.

Flem IV - V: Canyon End
2025-01-03: Currently a borderline amount of snow and ice in the canyon. Challenging winter conditions at the moment. Abalakov technique should work.
2023-12-15: With 1m of fresh snow, Flem I to III was not possible, so we did Flem IV to V instead. This works well even in snow and ice.
2019-10-05: Tour video: https://youtu.be/bamRMsJchb4?si=0refFehICPhcIx8c
Return: After the last rappel go to Foppa and take the train down or walk.

Diners: Canyon Start
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Approach: Follow the path marked with cairns to the west, ascending to a mountain shoulder, then descending into the still wide valley of the Torrent del Gorg des Diners
Tour: Several gorge sections separated by a longer walking section. Pools are longer water-bearing, but bypasses or cable cars can generally be set up.

Diners: Parking at Entry
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then take a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Before you reach the 'Col des Reis' mountain pass, you can park in a bend to the right. For the parking exit, follow the road towards the sea and follow the signs for Cala Tuent Parking at the prominent 'Nus de sa Corbata' hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra. Car transfer makes sense.
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Canyon End
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Parking at Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then take a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Before you reach the 'Col des Reis' mountain pass, you can park in a bend to the right. For the parking exit, follow the road towards the sea and follow the signs for Cala Tuent Parking at the prominent 'Nus de sa Corbata' hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra. Car transfer makes sense.
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Coma de Bini(s), Pfad
Approach: Follow the path marked with cairns to the west, ascending to a mountain shoulder, then descending into the still wide valley of the Torrent del Gorg des Diners
Tour: Several gorge sections separated by a longer walking section. Pools are longer water-bearing, but bypasses or cable cars can generally be set up.

Butterfly Canyon: Canyon Start
2024-04-07: We did the entire canyon in 3 rappels. Fantastic arrival at the sea. Way back up again on a very beautiful but somewhat exposed mountain path
2024-03-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Butterfly Canyon C'est pas dingue mais le cadre est jolie. Rampe végétale dans le haut puis deux grands rappels moussus au milieu des branches...
Approach: The descent to the stream takes place before the Gül Market down the tarred road on the right. Then you have to look for the most convenient access to the concrete streambed. The first option is blocked by a wire fence, but you can open it from the left if necessary, as it hangs loosely in the bushes here. The next access point is after the road dip. Before the small house, follow the path that leads steeply down to the right into the streambed after a few meters.
Tour: Once in the concrete bed of the stream, we follow it and the subsequent clear tracks, first on the right and later on the left side of the stream. We come to the final entry at a prominent tree and a massive iron anchor on a large boulder in the middle of the stream. The first rappel begins here (40m), followed by a diagonal rappel (20m - belay on the right) to the belay above the high and wide wall (left). The rappel here was also in 2015 (end of the year) from a combination of roots and branches of a tree. Even on our first ascent (in 2010), it was too unsafe for us to place an anchor in the brittle tufa. In 2024, the stand was fine. Now you descend about 55m and come to a plateau-like ledge. There is now an alternative here to continue the descent. We took a route on the right-hand edge of the ledge, which is at best wetted by the water flow and the anchor is slightly below the ledge on the right. The rappelling routes here are also around 55m. Alternatively, there is a direct descent from this ledge directly along or in the main watercourse. An anchor should be available, a rope protector is advisable in case of doubt. The abseil height here should - estimated ! - should be around 45m. This is probably the more athletic option. The further descent then takes place together again over iron steps and secured on massive fixed ropes. Even a "half-shoe tourist" can climb up to the last waterfalls. The ambience with the steep and high walls and chutes is impressive. Finally, you reach the bottom of the valley and walk out to the beach on pleasant paths.

Butterfly Canyon: Canyon End
2024-04-07: We did the entire canyon in 3 rappels. Fantastic arrival at the sea. Way back up again on a very beautiful but somewhat exposed mountain path
2024-03-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Butterfly Canyon C'est pas dingue mais le cadre est jolie. Rampe végétale dans le haut puis deux grands rappels moussus au milieu des branches...
Return: The way back up to "George House" on the canyon rim is on the orographic left-hand side of the valley, starting at a wooden swing gate in a small stone wall and is signposted. For people who are sure-footed and have a head for heights, there are no difficulties on the ascent. More exposed passages are secured with ropes. You should still have something to drink here. Up to George House, there are constantly impressive views of the canyon exit and out to the beach and the sea. In 2024, there was a prohibition sign at the start of the descent (repair work), but there was nothing similar to be seen from below at the start of the ascent. Alternatively, during the tourist season, there is the option of being picked up from the beach by boat. This takes the canyonist to Olüdeniz and costs 400 TL (2024). In this case, a second vehicle in Olüdeniz would make sense.

Butterfly Canyon: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-07: We did the entire canyon in 3 rappels. Fantastic arrival at the sea. Way back up again on a very beautiful but somewhat exposed mountain path
2024-03-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Butterfly Canyon C'est pas dingue mais le cadre est jolie. Rampe végétale dans le haut puis deux grands rappels moussus au milieu des branches...
Access: From the town of Fethiye on the southern Aegean, we drive about 12 km south to Olüdeniz, a tourist stronghold beautifully situated on a bay with a lagoon and sandy beach. Towards the exit, the road descends steeply into the village. Where it begins to level out again - about 400m before reaching the coastal promenade - we turn left onto Kidiral CD towards Faralya. The road initially walks towards the slope and, as soon as it reaches the foot of the slope, turns right and heads south, gradually ascending along the coast (beautiful view of Olüdeniz). About 3.4 km after turning onto Kidiral CD, we drive around a large hotel complex located directly on the coast. The road now climbs steeply, partly in serpentines, and after a total of almost 8 km we reach the canyon rim above the Kelebekler Vadisi. The road branches off here, we keep to the right along the canyon rim and reach the sparsely built-up hamlet of Faralya 1.9 km after this fork in the road. We can park our car in a suitable place at the signs for "Tizar Mah". Alternatively, the parking area of "George House" can be considered for our car. However, you should contact the operator of the restaurant beforehand. This parking lot has the advantage of being We follow the signposted turn-off to the right down to "George House". In this case, you have to walk back along the road to the start of the descent to the stream.
Return: The way back up to "George House" on the canyon rim is on the orographic left-hand side of the valley, starting at a wooden swing gate in a small stone wall and is signposted. For people who are sure-footed and have a head for heights, there are no difficulties on the ascent. More exposed passages are secured with ropes. You should still have something to drink here. Up to George House, there are constantly impressive views of the canyon exit and out to the beach and the sea. In 2024, there was a prohibition sign at the start of the descent (repair work), but there was nothing similar to be seen from below at the start of the ascent. Alternatively, during the tourist season, there is the option of being picked up from the beach by boat. This takes the canyonist to Olüdeniz and costs 400 TL (2024). In this case, a second vehicle in Olüdeniz would make sense.

Butterfly Canyon: Waypoint
Comment: arrivée du sentier en haut (descente)
Approach: The descent to the stream takes place before the Gül Market down the tarred road on the right. Then you have to look for the most convenient access to the concrete streambed. The first option is blocked by a wire fence, but you can open it from the left if necessary, as it hangs loosely in the bushes here. The next access point is after the road dip. Before the small house, follow the path that leads steeply down to the right into the streambed after a few meters.

Anaye: Canyon Start
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye DC+. Eau très froide, canyon sympa fait en début d'après-midi, déjà à l'ombre. Glissant et vertical. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye On a marché un peu trop haut. Pour la marche d'approche. Il faut s'arrêter au niveau de la résurgence.On a failli louper le premier appe...
2025-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye Si vous ressortez du bois à l’approche, vous avez fait 50m de trop.Chute de cailloux sur le rappel d’entrée de l’arbre (C23).Débit faibl...
Approach: See
Tour: see topographic view, video & photos on the C45 right a diversion

Anaye: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye DC+. Eau très froide, canyon sympa fait en début d'après-midi, déjà à l'ombre. Glissant et vertical. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye On a marché un peu trop haut. Pour la marche d'approche. Il faut s'arrêter au niveau de la résurgence.On a failli louper le premier appe...
2025-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye Si vous ressortez du bois à l’approche, vous avez fait 50m de trop.Chute de cailloux sur le rappel d’entrée de l’arbre (C23).Débit faibl...
Access: Access:
Return: See

Anaye: Canyon End
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye DC+. Eau très froide, canyon sympa fait en début d'après-midi, déjà à l'ombre. Glissant et vertical. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye On a marché un peu trop haut. Pour la marche d'approche. Il faut s'arrêter au niveau de la résurgence.On a failli louper le premier appe...
2025-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anaye Si vous ressortez du bois à l’approche, vous avez fait 50m de trop.Chute de cailloux sur le rappel d’entrée de l’arbre (C23).Débit faibl...
Return: See

Giessenbach (mittlerer): Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Everything i.o. sporty water level slightly more than normal .
2025-08-30: Great tour for exhibitionsts if connected with lower part. Walked through a restaurant in wetsuits :-) Stands all ok, some jumps possible after checking. The crux is not to be afraid thanks to interme...
2025-06-13: Middle part nice and with some slides, stands ok. Lower part again reasonably deep so that jumping and slides were possible after checking. Rusty stands but still ok.
Approach: An indistinct track leads down through the forest in a westerly direction to the wide gravel bed and the slide brake at the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: Entering below the slide brake, after a few slides, you soon come to the key section of this gorge. First you rappel twice, each time a few meters into whirling pools, and then on the next rappel you have to try to rappel under the surge, crouched flat against the rock, and not be pushed into the corner ("Gscheier Loch").

Giessenbach (mittlerer): Canyon End
2025-10-07: Everything i.o. sporty water level slightly more than normal .
2025-08-30: Great tour for exhibitionsts if connected with lower part. Walked through a restaurant in wetsuits :-) Stands all ok, some jumps possible after checking. The crux is not to be afraid thanks to interme...
2025-06-13: Middle part nice and with some slides, stands ok. Lower part again reasonably deep so that jumping and slides were possible after checking. Rusty stands but still ok.
Return: After the gorge has opened, turn left onto a forest road. This would bring us to the Schopper Alm, but we cross at the latest on the open meadow area pathless or on unclear tracks up to the forest road. Here to the left a few hundred meters to the car.\nAlternatively, below the Schopper Alm a continuation of the tour in the Vordere Giießenbachklamm is possible.

Angerbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the station, follow the marked path past the church to the Annakreuz cross. At the cross, follow the forest road leading west. Where the forest road crosses the small stream, descend into the ditch which you follow until it joins the Angerbach stream.
Tour: At the beginning, follow the meandering stream in the swampy bed until the canyon narrows and the first abseiling points follow, after about 5 abseiling points between 5 and 15m height you stand under the bridge of the Mariazellerbahn. After another 5 rappels you are in front of a beautiful 45m rappel. This abseil can be bypassed on the right over steep forest terrain. Below the waterfall there are about 4 more abseils in a quite beautiful low gorge. Caution: the rock is extremely slippery.

Angerbach: Canyon End
Return: At the bottom of the valley, follow the forest road under the high-voltage power line back to the parking lot at the train station. Alternatively, you can park a second car at the junction of the forest road and the country road between Reith and Erlaufboden. In this case, the return journey is shortened to 10 minutes.

Estrechos de Balces: Canyon Start
2025-05-04: Recommended for people who are trained--long! Dead animals in abundance
2019-05-09: A fascinating canyon. We really had a lot of fun. We entered via the Barranco Alborceral (Barranco de l' Alborzeral). Videos of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iC0xS5p_xI (Alborceral ) h...
Approach: From here, several tracks lead downhill through the forest in a southerly direction. They join below a larger rock slab and the resulting path leads down to the Rio Isuala (at the exit of the Oscuros de Balces (entry).
Tour: A total distance of about 7 km. First 1 hour walk to the beginning of the narrowing. Then alternate - sometimes long - swimming and walking passages. It is worth taking a look at the mouth of the barrancos from time to time. At the exit, the canyon opens up and we walk along the wide bed of the Isuala out to the bridge and our car.

Estrechos de Balces: Canyon End
2025-05-04: Recommended for people who are trained--long! Dead animals in abundance
2019-05-09: A fascinating canyon. We really had a lot of fun. We entered via the Barranco Alborceral (Barranco de l' Alborzeral). Videos of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iC0xS5p_xI (Alborceral ) h...
Return: The tour exits directly at the car

Foz de Causacas: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Très beau canyon. Équipement ok. Approche 1hDescente 4h30 jusqu’au moulin Retour 5min (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Une carcasse (de cerf?) en décomposition à mi-parcours, qui dégage une odeur difficile à supporter sur les 200 m en aval.Le canyon e...
2024-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Très beau canyon très encaissé, plutôt 4h que 3h. Enchaînement d’une vingtaine de rappels. Les toboggans de la fin passent. Attention...
Approach: About 30 m east of the bridge, a path leaves the tarred road. This crosses the Rio Serandi at a dilapidated mill on the orographic left bank and climbs up in switchbacks as an old mule track. You then meet the path coming from San Martin (old access). After about 50 minutes you reach a meadow, pass the stone house on the left and descend in an easterly direction to the stream. Here is the entry.
Tour: 22 Rappels. The upper narrow section in the semi-darkness is worth the effort. At the exit of a more open middle section are the two long rappels. There are several opportunities for slides and smaller jumps.

Foz de Causacas: Canyon End
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Très beau canyon. Équipement ok. Approche 1hDescente 4h30 jusqu’au moulin Retour 5min (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Une carcasse (de cerf?) en décomposition à mi-parcours, qui dégage une odeur difficile à supporter sur les 200 m en aval.Le canyon e...
2024-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cuasacas Très beau canyon très encaissé, plutôt 4h que 3h. Enchaînement d’une vingtaine de rappels. Les toboggans de la fin passent. Attention...
Return: After the last rappelling point, continue walking in the streambed for a few hundred meters until the tracks to the left lead to the ascent path (approx. 100 m before the dilapidated mill). Follow it downhill and back to the car.

Clue d'Amen: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) (Quelle:
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (partie amont) Premier amen... La partie amont est loin d'être mythique. Enchaînée avec l'aval. Glissant à souhait. Très belle marche d'a...
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) Enchaîné avec l'amont. Vraiment très beau. Seuls dans le canyon. Retour pile poil avant la nuit (2h d'approche, 4h30 d...
Approach: Follow the trail ("Sentier Amen") that goes up the slope in a southerly direction, passing the entry to Vallon de Tireboeuf. On panoramic paths you go up above the canyon of Daluis, passing the hamlet of Bancheron. At marker "112", do not go left up to the summit of the Amen, but stay on the previous path and take marker "115" to reach the bridge at 1060 m above sea level. Here is the entry.
Tour: The canyon is particularly attractive because of the final waterfalls and the narrow section in front of them, but is also worthwhile as a "complete package". The alternative is to access the canyon from the parking lot of the first vehicle down to the Var and then up the scree slope to the saddle on the other side in order to walk only the attractive final section - cascades finales (https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon/2480). You can also get off at this saddle before the final section if you walk the entire canyon (signpost). The red rock is very smooth in the water area. The siphon in the narrow section at the exit of the canyon can be avoided by overclimbing, but can also be dived through without any problems.

Clue d'Amen: Parking at Exit
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) (Quelle:
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (partie amont) Premier amen... La partie amont est loin d'être mythique. Enchaînée avec l'aval. Glissant à souhait. Très belle marche d'a...
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) Enchaîné avec l'amont. Vraiment très beau. Seuls dans le canyon. Retour pile poil avant la nuit (2h d'approche, 4h30 d...
Access: On the N 202 from Nice north in the direction of Digne up the valley of the Var, past Puget-Theniers to the Pont de Guidan (59 km from Nice, 13 km from Puget-Theniers), where it turns right and on the D 2202 over the Gorges de Daluis winding along. After about 15km, the D 88 branches off to the left, up to Villeplan. Beyond the Var you can see the final waterfalls of the Clue d'Amen.\nPark one vehicle here.\nWith the other on the D 2202, continue 4 km to Pont des Roberts. Here park the second vehicle (altitude 770 m above sea level, marking "111").
Return: After the final waterfalls, cross the Var and climb steeply in the cirque beyond to the road.

Clue d'Amen: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) (Quelle:
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (partie amont) Premier amen... La partie amont est loin d'être mythique. Enchaînée avec l'aval. Glissant à souhait. Très belle marche d'a...
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amen (cascades finales) Enchaîné avec l'amont. Vraiment très beau. Seuls dans le canyon. Retour pile poil avant la nuit (2h d'approche, 4h30 d...
Return: After the final waterfalls, cross the Var and climb steeply in the cirque beyond to the road.

Clue d'Amen: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N 202 from Nice north in the direction of Digne up the valley of the Var, past Puget-Theniers to the Pont de Guidan (59 km from Nice, 13 km from Puget-Theniers), where it turns right and on the D 2202 over the Gorges de Daluis winding along. After about 15km, the D 88 branches off to the left, up to Villeplan. Beyond the Var you can see the final waterfalls of the Clue d'Amen.\nPark one vehicle here.\nWith the other on the D 2202, continue 4 km to Pont des Roberts. Here park the second vehicle (altitude 770 m above sea level, marking "111").
Return: After the final waterfalls, cross the Var and climb steeply in the cirque beyond to the road.

Clue d'Amen: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: für die Cascades Finales
Approach: Follow the trail ("Sentier Amen") that goes up the slope in a southerly direction, passing the entry to Vallon de Tireboeuf. On panoramic paths you go up above the canyon of Daluis, passing the hamlet of Bancheron. At marker "112", do not go left up to the summit of the Amen, but stay on the previous path and take marker "115" to reach the bridge at 1060 m above sea level. Here is the entry.
Tour: The canyon is particularly attractive because of the final waterfalls and the narrow section in front of them, but is also worthwhile as a "complete package". The alternative is to access the canyon from the parking lot of the first vehicle down to the Var and then up the scree slope to the saddle on the other side in order to walk only the attractive final section - cascades finales (https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon/2480). You can also get off at this saddle before the final section if you walk the entire canyon (signpost). The red rock is very smooth in the water area. The siphon in the narrow section at the exit of the canyon can be avoided by overclimbing, but can also be dived through without any problems.

Xallas: Canyon Start
2024-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xallas Très belle descente, ensoleillée, avec une vue imprenable sur l'océan. Difficile de savoir quel est censé être le "débit correct", mais...
Approach: From the second vehicle a few meters downstream, to the first long pool. Here entry.
Tour: 7 rappel. To get in the mood, you should take a look at the final waterfall Cascada de Ézaro (50 m high) from the Central Hidroelectrica, when water is released from the reservoir - usually around midday for about 30 minutes - and a cloud of water dust up to 40 m high rises from the 16 m deep pool.A call to the local Central Hidroelectrica (Tel.: 981 712 703) may be unsuccessful, but the head office (Tel.: 981 706 700) is happy to provide information on when you can enter the Xallas (in our case from -'despues' 15:00). The descent becomes increasingly attractive after a walk and swim to the next residual water drainage in the sequence of deep pools in smooth granite rock until you reach the view of the nearby sea at the top of the final waterfall, which breaks pleasantly on a ledge about halfway down. You can get out on the right before the final waterfall. There now seems to be a constant flow of water. So watch out for dangerous backwaters. The last rappel into the large pool is between 2 water channels outside the stream.

Xallas: Canyon End
2024-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xallas Très belle descente, ensoleillée, avec une vue imprenable sur l'océan. Difficile de savoir quel est censé être le "débit correct", mais...
Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Xallas: Parking at Entry
2024-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xallas Très belle descente, ensoleillée, avec une vue imprenable sur l'océan. Difficile de savoir quel est censé être le "débit correct", mais...
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C543 to Noia (37 km), further north always along the sea on the C550 via Muros and Carnota to Ezaro (total 114 km). Just before Ezaro there is a bridge over the Rio Xallas. Directly after the bridge turn right and drive along the river to the Central Hidroelectrica (approx. 1.5 km). Park the (first) car here. With the second car - or on foot in about 60 min. - before reaching the Central H. turn left (northward) on the tarred road in serpentines steeply up to the viewpoint and from there further in northeastern direction to the dam (Presa de Santa Uxia). From here you can still descend in a southwesterly direction to the river (park the second vehicle here at the latest).
Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Xallas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C543 to Noia (37 km), further north always along the sea on the C550 via Muros and Carnota to Ezaro (total 114 km). Just before Ezaro there is a bridge over the Rio Xallas. Directly after the bridge turn right and drive along the river to the Central Hidroelectrica (approx. 1.5 km). Park the (first) car here. With the second car - or on foot in about 60 min. - before reaching the Central H. turn left (northward) on the tarred road in serpentines steeply up to the viewpoint and from there further in northeastern direction to the dam (Presa de Santa Uxia). From here you can still descend in a southwesterly direction to the river (park the second vehicle here at the latest).
Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Acquaduro: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the stream on the road bridge, keeping to the right after the bridge, we meet Via per Bandino and leave it on sentiero n. 25 to Rifugio Buzzoni. It leads us steadily uphill. At 850 m a.s.l. we have temporary contact with a forest road and continue climbing. After passing a penstock, we keep to the right at the following crossroads and come to some houses, where we descend into the streambed.
Tour: The canyon begins with many small slides, then rappels with the C 46 as the highlight. The latter now has a climber. After the bridge small-scale with slides and smaller rappels as well as some jumps. Commercially used here.

Acquaduro: Canyon End
Return: Once a trail is visible on the right side of the riparian terrace, exit onto it and head downstream to the car.

Acquaduro: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: D 2 (depart med.) - 860 m alt. (descente)
Approach: We cross the stream on the road bridge, keeping to the right after the bridge, we meet Via per Bandino and leave it on sentiero n. 25 to Rifugio Buzzoni. It leads us steadily uphill. At 850 m a.s.l. we have temporary contact with a forest road and continue climbing. After passing a penstock, we keep to the right at the following crossroads and come to some houses, where we descend into the streambed.
Tour: The canyon begins with many small slides, then rappels with the C 46 as the highlight. The latter now has a climber. After the bridge small-scale with slides and smaller rappels as well as some jumps. Commercially used here.

Acquaduro: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Lecco up into the Valsàssina and via Ballabio to Introbio (center). At the entrance to the town (16.7 km from the center of Lecco) we park our car in the parking lot in front of the road bridge over the Acquaduro. P.v.Duin also describes a possible shuttle service.
Return: Once a trail is visible on the right side of the riparian terrace, exit onto it and head downstream to the car.

Morobbia: Canyon Start
Approach: From here down to the bridge below the dam. Get on here or anywhere on the next 300 m from the footpath that runs along the banks of the Morobbia.
Tour: River walk with many pools and quite at the exit the only (double) rappel. During an ascent in mid-July 2009, the 15m rappel was missing the screw and the lug (probably twisted out by water flow). Since the canyon is apparently no longer used commercially, take appropriate precautions for such surprises!

Morobbia: Canyon End
Return: At the bridge turn right and follow the path up to Pianezzo.

Morobbia: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From here down to the bridge below the dam. Get on here or anywhere on the next 300 m from the footpath that runs along the banks of the Morobbia.
Tour: River walk with many pools and quite at the exit the only (double) rappel. During an ascent in mid-July 2009, the 15m rappel was missing the screw and the lug (probably twisted out by water flow). Since the canyon is apparently no longer used commercially, take appropriate precautions for such surprises!

Morobbia: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona-Süd exit in the direction of Bellinzona (north) and after 1.6 km we come to Piazza Grande in the center of Gubiasco. From here, head east up Via Morobbia to Pianezzo (2.8 km). At the beginning of the village, before the 90 degree left-hand bend, Via Campagna turns off to the right. 200m further on - after the left-hand bend - we park the lower car. Take the second car back to the main road and continue uphill for 3.8 km towards Vellano. From the 4th left-hand serpentine (altitude 740 m above sea level) - before reaching the village of Vellano - a small road branches off to the right and leads down to the reservoir (640 m above sea level). There are also parking spaces for the upper vehicle here.
Return: At the bridge turn right and follow the path up to Pianezzo.

Morobbia: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona-Süd exit in the direction of Bellinzona (north) and after 1.6 km we come to Piazza Grande in the center of Gubiasco. From here, head east up Via Morobbia to Pianezzo (2.8 km). At the beginning of the village, before the 90 degree left-hand bend, Via Campagna turns off to the right. 200m further on - after the left-hand bend - we park the lower car. Take the second car back to the main road and continue uphill for 3.8 km towards Vellano. From the 4th left-hand serpentine (altitude 740 m above sea level) - before reaching the village of Vellano - a small road branches off to the right and leads down to the reservoir (640 m above sea level). There are also parking spaces for the upper vehicle here.
Return: At the bridge turn right and follow the path up to Pianezzo.

Bacu Su Palu: Canyon Start
2024-05-05: Scenic hiking canyon with a few possible jumps. Top stands (mostly 2 single pitons), lots of climbing. 1 hour return on foot (faster than moving the car...).
Approach: From the place at the exit of the slope (parking lot in case of possible conversion) we follow the path in a northerly direction. At a fork, we take the left branch, which leads us into the streambed after a few meters. Approach without shuttle:
Tour: In the course of the descent about 12 steps, some of which are rappelled, some bypassed. See http://win.aic-canyoning.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=883

Bacu Su Palu: Parking at Exit
2024-05-05: Scenic hiking canyon with a few possible jumps. Top stands (mostly 2 single pitons), lots of climbing. 1 hour return on foot (faster than moving the car...).
Access: From Dorgali, take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2.3 km after the SP37 junction to Urzulei, we turn left off the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. At the exit of the road, in Teletotes, we park our car. The Google Earth sketch in the "Photo gallery" shows a possible route.
Return: Just before the Bacu su Palu flows into the Riu Codula di Luna, we come across a hiking trail that crosses the streambed. Following this to the right, we come directly to the car in Teletotes.

Bacu Su Palu: Canyon End
2024-05-05: Scenic hiking canyon with a few possible jumps. Top stands (mostly 2 single pitons), lots of climbing. 1 hour return on foot (faster than moving the car...).
Return: Just before the Bacu su Palu flows into the Riu Codula di Luna, we come across a hiking trail that crosses the streambed. Following this to the right, we come directly to the car in Teletotes.

Bacu Su Palu: Parking at Entry
Access: From Dorgali, take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2.3 km after the SP37 junction to Urzulei, we turn left off the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. At the exit of the road, in Teletotes, we park our car. The Google Earth sketch in the "Photo gallery" shows a possible route.
Return: Just before the Bacu su Palu flows into the Riu Codula di Luna, we come across a hiking trail that crosses the streambed. Following this to the right, we come directly to the car in Teletotes.

Gorroppeddu: Canyon Start
2017-05-08: Good option if all canyons are dry anyway.
Approach: We continue walking on the slope. After 350m it moves away to the right in an easterly direction. Here we continue on the forest road straight north. About 500m further on we see the entrance to the gorge on the left between the rock walls. Here we leave the path and continue towards the bottom of the gorge.\n\nIf we don't want to or can't make a transfer, there is also an access from the lower car, see under "Retour".
Tour: In the canyon first many smaller steps, which are downclimbed or bypassed in the majority. At the canyon exit follow 20 min walking in the open valley. Then we come to the next steep drop. To the left of a prominent "index finger in rock" the entry into the wall is via a C28. Then the 55m rappel follows. There follow about 20 min in the streambed downhill, then we get off at the road bridge.

Gorroppeddu: Canyon End
2017-05-08: Good option if all canyons are dry anyway.
Return: A few meters left to the car.

Gorroppeddu: Parking at Entry
2017-05-08: Good option if all canyons are dry anyway.
Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2.3 km after the junction of the SP37 to Urzulei we turn left from the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. 7,8 km after turning off the SS125 we cross the streambed and 800m further we park our car for the exit, a few meters before the bridge over the streambed of Gorroppeddu (see "Approach" in "Photo Gallery".\n\nWith the second car we go back again 7,2 km and then turn left on a dirt road that goes north again. 4.2 km after this turnoff we park the 2nd car a few meters before a creek bed crossing in a bulge on the right side of the road (see "Implementation" in "Photo Gallery").
Return: A few meters left to the car.

Gorroppeddu: Parking at Exit
Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2.3 km after the junction of the SP37 to Urzulei we turn left from the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. 7,8 km after turning off the SS125 we cross the streambed and 800m further we park our car for the exit, a few meters before the bridge over the streambed of Gorroppeddu (see "Approach" in "Photo Gallery".\n\nWith the second car we go back again 7,2 km and then turn left on a dirt road that goes north again. 4.2 km after this turnoff we park the 2nd car a few meters before a creek bed crossing in a bulge on the right side of the road (see "Implementation" in "Photo Gallery").
Return: A few meters left to the car.

Barberine: Canyon Start
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Approach: Cross the bridge and continue to the hamlet of Barberine (about 1155 m a.s.l.) and a little later on a footpath towards "Barrage d'Emosson, 1931 m". At 1595 m a.s.l. a path branches off to the right (to the east) in a left bend in the direction of Le Chatelard, Firnhaut. It leads down to the stream.
Tour: The canyon on the national border is south-east facing and has two separate parts. After the narrow section, you exit to the right onto the ascent path and then re-enter further down before the 40 m rappel. The canyon is often used commercially. It is attractive because of the possible jumps in the first part, but above all because of the scenic ambience with fantastic views of the four-thousand-metre peaks around Argentiere and Chamonix. As the canyon lies below the Emosson reservoir, it is advisable to call the Centrale de Vallorcine (tel. 0450546064) before setting off - see also: http://www.emosson.ch/PublicDE/Securite.htm

Barberine: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right at the bridge and follow the trail up to Barberine and back to the car.

Barberine: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Geneva on the A 40, then the N 205 to Chamonix (from the border 86 km).\nFrom there continue on the N 506 via Argentiere and Vallorcine in the direction of Martigny (Switzerland). 1.5 km after Vallorcine, turn left to the hamlet of Barberine. Before the bridge over the L'Eau Noire, there is a large parking lot on the right 50 m downhill. Park your vehicle here. Alternative approach from Switzerland: From Martigny in the Rhone Valley on the Route de la Forclaz (which starts at the south-western end of the town) towards Chamonix (France). After 21.5 km we cross the border into France. 400 m further on, turn right towards the hamlet of Barberine. Before the bridge over the L'Eau Noire, there is a large parking lot 50 m downhill on the right. Park your vehicle here.
Return: Turn right at the bridge and follow the trail up to Barberine and back to the car.

Ribeira Seca inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot a few meters down in a northeasterly direction, we meet the tunnel exit of Levada dos Tornos. We cross in the tunnel to the northern side of the mountain (700 m) and reach Rib. Seca. First anchor orographic. left of the waterfall.
Tour: 8 rappel, aquatic, attractive ambience

Ribeira Seca inf.: Canyon End
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Comment: 200m devant le pont de la route = 100m devant la passarelle à gauche vers la levada (descente)
Return: The exit on a small road on the orographic left bank about 500 m before the bridge relatively close to the river is probably not recommended because of the rise from the river bed.\nExit at the latest at the road bridge. However, about 200m before (and 100m before a water jetty) you can turn left onto the walled water pipe and follow it to the lower vehicle (in order not to pass this exit, you should first follow the water pipe from the lower parking lot up to this exit point - 10 minutes).

Ribeira Seca inf.: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: Sortie alternative pour parking alternative (50m vers le haut, herbeux) (descente)
Return: The exit on a small road on the orographic left bank about 500 m before the bridge relatively close to the river is probably not recommended because of the rise from the river bed.\nExit at the latest at the road bridge. However, about 200m before (and 100m before a water jetty) you can turn left onto the walled water pipe and follow it to the lower vehicle (in order not to pass this exit, you should first follow the water pipe from the lower parking lot up to this exit point - 10 minutes).

Ribeira Seca inf.: Parking at Entry
Access: From Faial on the north coast on the ER 103 in the direction of Funchal. Steadily uphill you pass Sâo Roque do Faial after about 3 km and after about 5 km you reach the few houses of Cruzinhas. Here we turn right towards Lombo do Gallego and descend in switchbacks to the bridge over the Rib. Seca. With the other one we drive back up to Cruzinhas, turn right (south) on the ER 103 and after about 800 m we cross a river. Immediately after the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road that takes us to the Central Hidroeléctrica de Fajá da Nogueira electric plant after about 4 km. We drive under the reservoir to the right and then park the second vehicle at the foot of the mountain slope.
Return: The exit on a small road on the orographic left bank about 500 m before the bridge relatively close to the river is probably not recommended because of the rise from the river bed.\nExit at the latest at the road bridge. However, about 200m before (and 100m before a water jetty) you can turn left onto the walled water pipe and follow it to the lower vehicle (in order not to pass this exit, you should first follow the water pipe from the lower parking lot up to this exit point - 10 minutes).

Ribeira Seca inf.: Parking at Exit
Access: From Faial on the north coast on the ER 103 in the direction of Funchal. Steadily uphill you pass Sâo Roque do Faial after about 3 km and after about 5 km you reach the few houses of Cruzinhas. Here we turn right towards Lombo do Gallego and descend in switchbacks to the bridge over the Rib. Seca. With the other one we drive back up to Cruzinhas, turn right (south) on the ER 103 and after about 800 m we cross a river. Immediately after the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road that takes us to the Central Hidroeléctrica de Fajá da Nogueira electric plant after about 4 km. We drive under the reservoir to the right and then park the second vehicle at the foot of the mountain slope.

Ribeira Seca inf.: Parking at Exit1
Comment: alternative Parking aval (mais sortie vers le haut 50m herbeux) (descente)
Access: From Faial on the north coast on the ER 103 in the direction of Funchal. Steadily uphill you pass Sâo Roque do Faial after about 3 km and after about 5 km you reach the few houses of Cruzinhas. Here we turn right towards Lombo do Gallego and descend in switchbacks to the bridge over the Rib. Seca. With the other one we drive back up to Cruzinhas, turn right (south) on the ER 103 and after about 800 m we cross a river. Immediately after the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road that takes us to the Central Hidroeléctrica de Fajá da Nogueira electric plant after about 4 km. We drive under the reservoir to the right and then park the second vehicle at the foot of the mountain slope.

Algares: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Slippery, nice, pretty. On great waterfall 3rd anchoring is on order side of waterfall than 2nd.
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2024-06-06: Nice green jungle canyon. Had to search a bit for the correct entrypoint. Missed the 3rd anchorpoint at the big cascade. Just managed it with the ropelengths. From 2nd anchor to floor was about 75m. L...
Approach: From the bridge we walk as long as possible along the left bank of the stream. At the latest 100m (meters) below a small water drainage we then climb into the slippery streambed.
Tour: We climb 2 steps one after the other (8m and 12m). At the first step we find the anchor for the handrail on the left edge of the stream under the water surface, about 3m from the edge. After these two rappels and a run we arrive at the edge of the high cascade (75m in total). The anchor for the first rope run (16m) is in the middle of the stream. Rappels of 35m and 30m follow. The belay between these is offset to the right (by one edge). Now alternate runs with downclimb and rappel (R6 -10m; R7 - 35m; then a 4m step for rappel; R8 - 6m; R9 - 25m; R10 - 30m).

Algares: Canyon End
2025-09-29: Slippery, nice, pretty. On great waterfall 3rd anchoring is on order side of waterfall than 2nd.
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2024-06-06: Nice green jungle canyon. Had to search a bit for the correct entrypoint. Missed the 3rd anchorpoint at the big cascade. Just managed it with the ropelengths. From 2nd anchor to floor was about 75m. L...
Return: After the last rappel you walk a good 10 min. in the streambed and can then exit left onto a slope that leads directly down to the car. The exit was marked in 2016 with cairns and an "Exit" wooden board on a tree on the left bank. Without these aids, you will miss the exit here, which does not hurt, because then you just get off at the next bridge to the left and here also comes to the lower car (20 min. additional time).

Valldemossa: Canyon Start
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2025-05-02: Beautiful and short gorge....completely dry
2025-03-31: Superiore tour with magnificent views. Stands all ok and top! Nice water level at all waterfalls.
Approach: Orograf. left of the bridge a few meters downstream we come into the streambed. In the book "L'illa dels torrents" by Barceló/Trias is described an access from the orographic right side of the stream directly from the car parked in front of the hamlet.\nAlso the alternative access via the Torrent Rafal leads inevitably over private land.
Tour: We climb or ropes down the streambed. After about 200m, the water of Torrent Rafal splashes down from the top left. A jump is possible here if the pool is full. This is also the case several times in the following sections. In addition to a few 20 to 35 meter rappels, we also come across the "Gan Salta" with 55 meters (about 15 rappels in total). Once at the bottom, we walk and climb further down the streambed.

Valldemossa: Canyon End
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2025-05-02: Beautiful and short gorge....completely dry
2025-03-31: Superiore tour with magnificent views. Stands all ok and top! Nice water level at all waterfalls.
Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Valldemossa: Parking at Exit
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2025-05-02: Beautiful and short gorge....completely dry
2025-03-31: Superiore tour with magnificent views. Stands all ok and top! Nice water level at all waterfalls.
Comment: Ortseinfahrt
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down to Port de Valldemossa (another 5,4km). Here we look for a suitable parking lot near the beginning of the village.\nWith the second car we drove back again 4.3 km and up to the plateau. It is best to leave the car here already in front of the houses of the hamlet Son Mas.
Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Valldemossa: Parking at Entry
Comment: noch vor der Linkskurve, nach der die Straße direkt auf den Ort zuläuft
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down to Port de Valldemossa (another 5,4km). Here we look for a suitable parking lot near the beginning of the village.\nWith the second car we drove back again 4.3 km and up to the plateau. It is best to leave the car here already in front of the houses of the hamlet Son Mas.
Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Creverino: Canyon Start
2025-07-05: all ok, convenient access path, mule track leads directly to water intake, access via first dip with shallow water
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Comment: Einstieg beim Wehr
Approach: The piste leads us, initially high above the stream, to the entry point at a dam with a water drain. We can also walk a little further along the slope and enter at the waterfalls (see photo gallery).
Tour: The short, narrow, meandering conglomerate gorge in the middle section with a few jumps and a 10 m toboggan makes up for the previously rather boring march through a flat streambed with a few tree-climbing sections. Last rappel: here a sling at the top of the tree. Clean but relatively cold water.

Creverino: Canyon End
2025-07-05: all ok, convenient access path, mule track leads directly to water intake, access via first dip with shallow water
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Return: About 100 meters after a last abseil into a slightly larger lake, a path on the left bank leads to the railroad underpass, where the second vehicle was parked.

Creverino: Parking at Exit
2025-07-05: all ok, convenient access path, mule track leads directly to water intake, access via first dip with shallow water
Access: Take the A-7 from Genoa in the direction of Milan to the north. Take the Ronco Scrivia exit and continue north on the country road towards Serravalle. Approx. 4 km after the exit, the road leads through a hamlet called Creverina. Shortly before the village on the left, a narrow road leads under the railroad to the stream. Park the lower car in a suitable place at the top of the road. Continue with the second car through Creverina and after the last houses, a very narrow road leads off the main road at a steep right angle to the left in front of an old distillery. Follow this uphill and then continue straight ahead at all junctions until the road makes a sharp right turn uphill. A dirt road branches off to the left. Park the top vehicle here.
Return: About 100 meters after a last abseil into a slightly larger lake, a path on the left bank leads to the railroad underpass, where the second vehicle was parked.

Creverino: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-7 from Genoa in the direction of Milan to the north. Take the Ronco Scrivia exit and continue north on the country road towards Serravalle. Approx. 4 km after the exit, the road leads through a hamlet called Creverina. Shortly before the village on the left, a narrow road leads under the railroad to the stream. Park the lower car in a suitable place at the top of the road. Continue with the second car through Creverina and after the last houses, a very narrow road leads off the main road at a steep right angle to the left in front of an old distillery. Follow this uphill and then continue straight ahead at all junctions until the road makes a sharp right turn uphill. A dirt road branches off to the left. Park the top vehicle here.
Return: About 100 meters after a last abseil into a slightly larger lake, a path on the left bank leads to the railroad underpass, where the second vehicle was parked.

Urlaine: Canyon Start
2025-07-19: The rating is wrong: max. A2 rather A1. The stream is dry at the slide brakes. The stream is basically divided into three parts: 1. little incised, but continuous rappel, belays easy but ok. 2. canyon...
Approach: We pass the sports field on the left and do not go down into the gravel bed of the Urlaine, but take the path that runs up the edge of the slope. It later climbs steeply and we come to a forest path (780m above sea level). The forest path continues along a hunters path ("for experienced hikers only"). After a further 35 minutes we reach an indistinct fork (1020 m above sea level). Here we do not continue right up the ridge towards Zundereck (red dots), but go straight on into the forest. The path heads south, always slightly uphill, and after about half an hour (from the fork) we come to a striking rock face that towers above the path. Right here we look for the somewhat inconspicuous tracks that branch off to the left downhill from the previous path. It leads to the Archtal hunting lodge and takes us to the entry to the Urlaine. If you want a more rugged access, take the old gorge trail (partly exposed) up to the Archtal hunting lodge and on to the entry point (see Google map under Weblinks).
Tour: A mudslide cleared the stream around 2012, especially of the many deadwoods that used to be found here. On the other hand, it flattened almost all but a few anchors. We made do with 80 m of rope and a few "emergency operations" at the belays. The highest rappel is only 15 m, but rappels from trees or rappels over several steps require more rope. Replacing all anchors with anchors would make the tour take a day and then there would be no glued anchors. So if you have to, then use a drill. More details about our ascent on 13.07.2014 can be found in my extensive video and photos. In the meantime (2020) everything is properly secured again.

Urlaine: Canyon End
2025-07-19: The rating is wrong: max. A2 rather A1. The stream is dry at the slide brakes. The stream is basically divided into three parts: 1. little incised, but continuous rappel, belays easy but ok. 2. canyon...
Return: After the final gorge, downclimb over boulders, then turn left above the slide brake and down to the car. Before the final gorge (at about 840m above sea level) you can exit left onto the former gorge path (somewhat hidden).

Urlaine: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-07-19: The rating is wrong: max. A2 rather A1. The stream is dry at the slide brakes. The stream is basically divided into three parts: 1. little incised, but continuous rappel, belays easy but ok. 2. canyon...
Comment: erste Ausstiegsmöglichkeit, zugleich Zustieg unt. Abschnitt
Access: Leave the A 95 (Munich - Garmisch-Partenkirchen) at the exit Eschenlohe, pass under the railroad line and turn right when you reach the village square in the center of Eschenlohe (T - crossing). After the left turn, head for the covered Loisach bridge, cross the Loisach on it, then follow the Mühlstraße to the right (signpost "Sportplatz"). After 550 m we come to a fork and take Siemensstraße in a southeasterly direction. After another 750 m we come to the sports field and park our car here (690m above sea level).
Return: After the final gorge, downclimb over boulders, then turn left above the slide brake and down to the car. Before the final gorge (at about 840m above sea level) you can exit left onto the former gorge path (somewhat hidden).

Urlaine: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: an der Zufahrtsstraße zum Sportgelände links
Access: Leave the A 95 (Munich - Garmisch-Partenkirchen) at the exit Eschenlohe, pass under the railroad line and turn right when you reach the village square in the center of Eschenlohe (T - crossing). After the left turn, head for the covered Loisach bridge, cross the Loisach on it, then follow the Mühlstraße to the right (signpost "Sportplatz"). After 550 m we come to a fork and take Siemensstraße in a southeasterly direction. After another 750 m we come to the sports field and park our car here (690m above sea level).
Return: After the final gorge, downclimb over boulders, then turn left above the slide brake and down to the car. Before the final gorge (at about 840m above sea level) you can exit left onto the former gorge path (somewhat hidden).

Salto (Superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 down the slope in the last third of a slight left turn on one of the heels that walk roughly parallel to the slope, to the right to the stream at E1, see also aerial photos in "Photo Gallery".
Tour: 7 rappels (max. 20m) up to A1, a total of 9 rappels (max. 30m) up to A2; see also photos and videos

Salto (Superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: see aerial photos in "Photo Gallery", also to a possible implementation. P1 is about 100m after the road bridge, where the slope starts down to the right.
Return: At conversion P1 to P2 the crossing path to the right (west) and to P2.\nWithout conversion up to the road, there right to P1.\nSee also aerial photos in "Photo Gallery".

Salto (Superiore): Parking at Exit1
Access: see aerial photos in "Photo Gallery", also to a possible implementation. P1 is about 100m after the road bridge, where the slope starts down to the right.
Return: At conversion P1 to P2 the crossing path to the right (west) and to P2.\nWithout conversion up to the road, there right to P1.\nSee also aerial photos in "Photo Gallery".

Salto (Superiore): Parking at Entry
Access: see aerial photos in "Photo Gallery", also to a possible implementation. P1 is about 100m after the road bridge, where the slope starts down to the right.
Return: At conversion P1 to P2 the crossing path to the right (west) and to P2.\nWithout conversion up to the road, there right to P1.\nSee also aerial photos in "Photo Gallery".

Salto (Superiore): Canyon End

Vimieiro: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the same direction, follow the initially wide, later narrower path, cross the dam on the right and continue through the forest until you reach a wooden sign "Vereda dos Barbinhas". Cross the river Seixal here and look for the faintly recognizable path opposite (cairn). Climb up the steep wall until you reach the Levada do Seixal. Change here (there is no room for this at the entry point!) and then walk to the left for a few minutes to the entry point.
Tour: The first step can be rappelled down a small tree, downclimbing is often tricky because the rock is very slippery. From now on, abseiling point follows abseiling point, and after three waterfalls, the two high Multipitch waterfalls are already waiting. If you don't miss the intermediate stands, you can work with 40-meter ropes. After a spectacular series of three high abseils, there is a short break to catch your breath before the next exciting passage is reached. This is also the only really deep pool on the tour. The tour then comes to a relaxed end with two short abseils. After the last rappel, a path leads off to the left.

Vimieiro: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Seixal, drive south on the ER221 towards Chao da Ribeira, follow the road to the exit, then continue on the dirt road to the fish farm. Park here.
Return: Follow the narrow path that leads back to the access. Cross the Seixal and return through the forest to the car.

Vimieiro: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the narrow path that leads back to the access. Cross the Seixal and return through the forest to the car.

Seixal (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-01: The access path is a bit chaotic in the streambed, pick the most unpleasant option there that starts the climb. The canyon itself is pretty, except for the long walking sections in the debris.
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2024-11-10: I added the lower part after the Superiore. It has a few nice sections but not as great as the upper part. Shortly before the exit there is a long walking passage.
Approach: see entry from the levada.
Tour: 13-15 rappel, relay in C38 (13/23), see also topographic view, photos & videos

Seixal (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-01: The access path is a bit chaotic in the streambed, pick the most unpleasant option there that starts the climb. The canyon itself is pretty, except for the long walking sections in the debris.
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2024-11-10: I added the lower part after the Superiore. It has a few nice sections but not as great as the upper part. Shortly before the exit there is a long walking passage.
Return: After the inflow of the Hortela continue a few meters in the streambed (with a rappel) and then out onto the trail, follow it back to the car.

Seixal (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-06-01: The access path is a bit chaotic in the streambed, pick the most unpleasant option there that starts the climb. The canyon itself is pretty, except for the long walking sections in the debris.
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2024-11-10: I added the lower part after the Superiore. It has a few nice sections but not as great as the upper part. Shortly before the exit there is a long walking passage.
Return: After the inflow of the Hortela continue a few meters in the streambed (with a rappel) and then out onto the trail, follow it back to the car.

Hortelã inferior : Canyon Start
2025-12-28: High waterfall at the start is particularly impressive when there is a lot of water. Otherwise unfortunately quite a bit of streambed walking (very slippery).
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Approach: From the parking lot, take the path further south. After crossing the river, follow a narrow path steeply uphill through the forest until you reach the Levada do Seixal. Turn right and follow it to the Ribeira do Hortelã (just before a tunnel behind the large waterfall). This is the entry point (above the levada is the anchor for the rope traverse, directly below the edge is the anchor for the long rappel).

Hortelã inferior : Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-28: High waterfall at the start is particularly impressive when there is a lot of water. Otherwise unfortunately quite a bit of streambed walking (very slippery).
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Access: Drive all the way back from Seixal along the south-facing valley. There is a free parking lot at the fish farm. Here you will also find a large information board for the canyoning tours there.
Return: After the tributary of the Rib. do Seixal 1 small rappel, then out onto the path and back to the car.

Hortelã inferior : Canyon End
2025-12-28: High waterfall at the start is particularly impressive when there is a lot of water. Otherwise unfortunately quite a bit of streambed walking (very slippery).
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Return: After the tributary of the Rib. do Seixal 1 small rappel, then out onto the path and back to the car.

Grosse Melchaa: Canyon Start
2025-06-28: Very beautiful canyon, but with longer walking passages. A new anchor has been placed at the first rappel so that you no longer have to rappel directly in the water over the blockage. This point can a...
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grosse Melchaa Aucune difficulté. Le parking de opencanyon (application) est plus juste que celui du livre. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2024-07-19: The anchor was missing at the first abseil point. It can be improvised using the blocked tree stands. However, rappelling over the blockage in the water at this point was not easy at this water level....
Approach: We take the path in the direction of ONO, between the houses and come at a solitary house to the wooded slope edge high above the Great Melchaa. Here a few meters to the left (north), the path then descends, first in a southerly, later in an easterly direction, to the river (entry).
Tour: River walk in a great canyon with some narrow key points that are dangerous when the water flow is above average (backflow).\nThe rope length is oversized so that you can "rope around" (handrail)at a narrow point and also install sufficiently long drift anchors (backpack).\nWater catchment in the upper reaches (flushing about every 2 weeks).\nIn view of the disproportionate water risk, caution is required.

Grosse Melchaa: Canyon End
2025-06-28: Very beautiful canyon, but with longer walking passages. A new anchor has been placed at the first rappel so that you no longer have to rappel directly in the water over the blockage. This point can a...
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grosse Melchaa Aucune difficulté. Le parking de opencanyon (application) est plus juste que celui du livre. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2024-07-19: The anchor was missing at the first abseil point. It can be improvised using the blocked tree stands. However, rappelling over the blockage in the water at this point was not easy at this water level....
Return: As soon as a concrete structure becomes visible on the left at the end of a right turn of the river, up here onto a dirt road. Follow it downstream for about 1 km, then cross to the other bank and walk another 150 m to the car.

Grosse Melchaa: Parking at Entry
2025-06-28: Very beautiful canyon, but with longer walking passages. A new anchor has been placed at the first rappel so that you no longer have to rappel directly in the water over the blockage. This point can a...
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grosse Melchaa Aucune difficulté. Le parking de opencanyon (application) est plus juste que celui du livre. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2024-07-19: The anchor was missing at the first abseil point. It can be improvised using the blocked tree stands. However, rappelling over the blockage in the water at this point was not easy at this water level....
Access: From Lucerne on the A 2 southbound in the direction of St. Gotthard. After 8 km at the exit Interlaken, Sarnen on the A 8 and 12 km further in southern direction until exit 35 (Sarnen Süd). At the traffic circle, take the first exit to the right onto Militärstrasse 700m back in a NNO direction parallel to the highway. Here cross Flüelistraße and 100m further turn right onto Ennetriederweg. Pass under the highway and approach the Grosse Melchaa. On the bank turn left uphill to the edge of the forest. There park the lower car.\nWith the second car back to the Flüelistraße, on this to the left, over the highway away and on the Flüelistraße 3.3 km up to Flüeli. At the beginning of the village, after the right turn, park the second car (700 m above sea level).\nFrom the place where the Flüelistr. crosses the highway, a hiking trail also leads up, first to the "Hohe Brücke" over the Große Melchaa, from here 500 m on the road in direction SSW. At a detached house on the right of the road, turn left onto the field path, after 180 m you reach the high bank of the Melchaa and after another 350 m you come along the high bank in a southerly direction to the place where the path leads down into the riverbed.
Return: As soon as a concrete structure becomes visible on the left at the end of a right turn of the river, up here onto a dirt road. Follow it downstream for about 1 km, then cross to the other bank and walk another 150 m to the car.

Grosse Melchaa: Parking at Exit
Access: From Lucerne on the A 2 southbound in the direction of St. Gotthard. After 8 km at the exit Interlaken, Sarnen on the A 8 and 12 km further in southern direction until exit 35 (Sarnen Süd). At the traffic circle, take the first exit to the right onto Militärstrasse 700m back in a NNO direction parallel to the highway. Here cross Flüelistraße and 100m further turn right onto Ennetriederweg. Pass under the highway and approach the Grosse Melchaa. On the bank turn left uphill to the edge of the forest. There park the lower car.\nWith the second car back to the Flüelistraße, on this to the left, over the highway away and on the Flüelistraße 3.3 km up to Flüeli. At the beginning of the village, after the right turn, park the second car (700 m above sea level).\nFrom the place where the Flüelistr. crosses the highway, a hiking trail also leads up, first to the "Hohe Brücke" over the Große Melchaa, from here 500 m on the road in direction SSW. At a detached house on the right of the road, turn left onto the field path, after 180 m you reach the high bank of the Melchaa and after another 350 m you come along the high bank in a southerly direction to the place where the path leads down into the riverbed.
Return: As soon as a concrete structure becomes visible on the left at the end of a right turn of the river, up here onto a dirt road. Follow it downstream for about 1 km, then cross to the other bank and walk another 150 m to the car.

Brändbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry directly at the bridge, by rappeling from the railing.
Tour: 8 rappel; usually with poor water flow, because above water drainage. About 1 km above the entry is a dam - after long rains, if necessary, consult the power station. It is possible to install a Rappel Guidé at the 2 water-filled pools in the middle section. Emergency exit almost always possible. cf. also:

Brändbach: Canyon End
Comment: à droite vers parking aval par la piste ou à gauche vers le sentier à le haut (descente)
Return: After the last rappel point (R 10) descend about 100 m over boulder terrain until a path crosses the stream.\nHere (if there is only one car at the entry) turn left (east) slightly downhill to the farmstead and from there on a hiking trail back up to the bridge.

Brändbach: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire (descente)
Access: From the A 3 freeway, take exit no. 45 (Weesen) at the western end of Lake Walen in a southerly direction via Oberurnen to Näfels (5 km from the freeway). At the western edge of the village take the Oberseestraße up the hill towards Obersee. The road passes after a little more than 3 km the Haslensee (no lake in the actual sense - rather a marshy clearing) and divides 1.4 km further at a small reservoir.\nHier turn right. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, park the first one 430 m after this turn at the roadside (here a path comes up to the road from below in northeastern direction).\nWith the other or the only car you turn right at the 3rd haipin bends(1,1 km after the reservoir) (actually you go straight on) and park 100 m further at the now following bridge.
Return: After the last rappel point (R 10) descend about 100 m over boulder terrain until a path crosses the stream.\nHere (if there is only one car at the entry) turn left (east) slightly downhill to the farmstead and from there on a hiking trail back up to the bridge.

Brändbach: Parking at Entry
Access: From the A 3 freeway, take exit no. 45 (Weesen) at the western end of Lake Walen in a southerly direction via Oberurnen to Näfels (5 km from the freeway). At the western edge of the village take the Oberseestraße up the hill towards Obersee. The road passes after a little more than 3 km the Haslensee (no lake in the actual sense - rather a marshy clearing) and divides 1.4 km further at a small reservoir.\nHier turn right. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, park the first one 430 m after this turn at the roadside (here a path comes up to the road from below in northeastern direction).\nWith the other or the only car you turn right at the 3rd haipin bends(1,1 km after the reservoir) (actually you go straight on) and park 100 m further at the now following bridge.
Return: After the last rappel point (R 10) descend about 100 m over boulder terrain until a path crosses the stream.\nHere (if there is only one car at the entry) turn left (east) slightly downhill to the farmstead and from there on a hiking trail back up to the bridge.

Fallenbach (Walensee): Canyon Start
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2025-09-14: Currently very good conditions with clear water.
2025-07-05: Very good grip, little wood, currently very good conditions.
Approach: Ascend about 100 m orographic left high bank of the Fallenbach. Then either rappel sideways from the tree into the canyon or continue along the canyon rim until you can downclimb into the canyon rim.
Tour: Runs, smaller rappel and downclimb to the confluence with the Rombach (beautiful cauldron). Then, after a few small steps, you reach the reservoir. Swim through it as soon as possible out to the right. At the dam wall you have to expect a suction effect. Caution is advised! Since 2012 swimming through the reservoir is prohibited. A permit can be purchased for 1000,- Swiss francs incl. instruction. Without a permit a fine is due.

Fallenbach (Walensee): Canyon End
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2025-09-14: Currently very good conditions with clear water.
2025-07-05: Very good grip, little wood, currently very good conditions.
Return: Swim through to the reservoir with permission: From the dam wall up the path to the right (direction W) for about 250 m and back to the hairpin bend where the car is parked. Swim through to the reservoir without a permit: About 30 m after the road bridge out to the right and follow the path to the parking lot about 5 min.

Fallenbach (Walensee): Parking at Entry
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2025-09-14: Currently very good conditions with clear water.
2025-07-05: Very good grip, little wood, currently very good conditions.
Access: Leave the Chur-Zurich highway at the Weesen exit (no. 45) at the western exit of Lake Walen in the direction of Amden and drive up towards Amden. The road climbs along the rock. At the next leftward haipin bend, park the first car in the parking lot (9.6 km from the freeway). Continue with the second car up to Amden as far as the Fallenbach bridge at the exit of the village (another 2.7 km).
Return: Swim through to the reservoir with permission: From the dam wall up the path to the right (direction W) for about 250 m and back to the hairpin bend where the car is parked. Swim through to the reservoir without a permit: About 30 m after the road bridge out to the right and follow the path to the parking lot about 5 min.

Fallenbach (Walensee): Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the Chur-Zurich highway at the Weesen exit (no. 45) at the western exit of Lake Walen in the direction of Amden and drive up towards Amden. The road climbs along the rock. At the next leftward haipin bend, park the first car in the parking lot (9.6 km from the freeway). Continue with the second car up to Amden as far as the Fallenbach bridge at the exit of the village (another 2.7 km).
Return: Swim through to the reservoir with permission: From the dam wall up the path to the right (direction W) for about 250 m and back to the hairpin bend where the car is parked. Swim through to the reservoir without a permit: About 30 m after the road bridge out to the right and follow the path to the parking lot about 5 min.

Fallenbach (Walensee): Waypoint
Comment: Zusammenfluß mit Rombach
Approach: Ascend about 100 m orographic left high bank of the Fallenbach. Then either rappel sideways from the tree into the canyon or continue along the canyon rim until you can downclimb into the canyon rim.

Esguilhao: Canyon Start
Approach: Either we enter the stream directly at the bridge or - better - we walk first on the right bank on the meadow until the entry into the meadow is unavoidable.
Tour: A sequence of about 13 rappels awaits us, but jumps and slides are largely absent.

Esguilhao: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the concrete bridge, we take the mule track coming from Cedros, which takes us to Ponta Ruiva and our second car parked there.

Rogovos: Canyon Start
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2024-06-09: We did the tourist version. The guided tour is called Nefelis. Very short tour Nefelis A, slightly longer tour Nefelis B. Our tour went from Papigo to the entry 10min., canyoning tour 8 rappel 45min.,...
Approach: From here, a terrain depression descends in a southeasterly direction. We follow the path. Maybe there is also the signpost 'To the springs of Voidomatis river'. We reach the wooden footbridge over the stream (entry).
Tour: 25 rappel. Only partly a bit more narrowly cut, exit possibilities to the left (orographic.) up to the mule track (not tested). Difficulty depends on the amount of water, as some rappel 'in the beam'. Since May 2011 apparently now possible to rappel outside the rappel. Barely any opportunity for jumping and slides. Interesting horizontal slab layering.

Rogovos: Canyon End
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2024-06-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogovos We did the tourist version. The guided tour is called Nefelis. Very short tour Nefelis A, slightly longer tour Nefelis B. Our tour wen...
2024-06-09: We did the tourist version. The guided tour is called Nefelis. Very short tour Nefelis A, slightly longer tour Nefelis B. Our tour went from Papigo to the entry 10min., canyoning tour 8 rappel 45min.,...
Return: There are 3 possibilities: Unless you have a second vehicle, go back up the said mule trail to Papingo. The trail starts a little south (estimated 200 - 300 m) of the Voidomatis (karst) spring. The trail directly from the spring up the boulder field in northeastern direction is only indistinct. The Voidomatis spring is reached by joining the river (Voidomatis) at the exit of Rogovos canyon, following it upwards, crossing it later and heading for the chapel after about 300 m (from the spring to Papingo about a good hour). The second way back is also first to the chapel, but from there up to the right - first in a southerly direction, until you meet the path coming from the Vikos canyon. Follow it to the right (northwest), up to the village of Vikos, where you should have left the second car before (from the chapel about ½ hour). The third option is to follow the river Voidomatis downstream at the exit of Rogovo to reach the road bridge (Aristi - Papingo) after about 1½ hours.

Rogovos: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-06-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogovos We did the tourist version. The guided tour is called Nefelis. Very short tour Nefelis A, slightly longer tour Nefelis B. Our tour wen...
2024-06-09: We did the tourist version. The guided tour is called Nefelis. Very short tour Nefelis A, slightly longer tour Nefelis B. Our tour went from Papigo to the entry 10min., canyoning tour 8 rappel 45min.,...
Comment: in Papingo, öff. Parkplatz
Access: From the northernmost Greek ferry port (Adriatic Sea) Igoumenitsa, take the N-06 (= E-90) in the direction of Ioannina (95 km). 5 km before the city turn left via Eleousa onto the northbound N-20 (= E-90) and drive about 30 km in the direction of Konitsa. 4.7 km after Kalpaki turn right towards Mesovouni, Aristi. Once there, we take the road to the village of Vikos, which towers high above the canyon of the same name. There we park one car. With the second one we go back to Aristi and there we turn right down to the bridge over the Voidomatis and up to Papingo. At the beginning of the village we turn right up a ridge and go down beyond (30 m). Here park the car at the foot of a wall. If you have only 1 car, leave it in Papingo and take a path back down from Vikos, crossing Voidomatis and then going up the orographic left slope of Rogovo to Papingo (cf. way back).
Return: There are 3 possibilities: Unless you have a second vehicle, go back up the said mule trail to Papingo. The trail starts a little south (estimated 200 - 300 m) of the Voidomatis (karst) spring. The trail directly from the spring up the boulder field in northeastern direction is only indistinct. The Voidomatis spring is reached by joining the river (Voidomatis) at the exit of Rogovos canyon, following it upwards, crossing it later and heading for the chapel after about 300 m (from the spring to Papingo about a good hour). The second way back is also first to the chapel, but from there up to the right - first in a southerly direction, until you meet the path coming from the Vikos canyon. Follow it to the right (northwest), up to the village of Vikos, where you should have left the second car before (from the chapel about ½ hour). The third option is to follow the river Voidomatis downstream at the exit of Rogovo to reach the road bridge (Aristi - Papingo) after about 1½ hours.

Rogovos: Parking at Exit
Comment: im Dorf Vikos
Access: From the northernmost Greek ferry port (Adriatic Sea) Igoumenitsa, take the N-06 (= E-90) in the direction of Ioannina (95 km). 5 km before the city turn left via Eleousa onto the northbound N-20 (= E-90) and drive about 30 km in the direction of Konitsa. 4.7 km after Kalpaki turn right towards Mesovouni, Aristi. Once there, we take the road to the village of Vikos, which towers high above the canyon of the same name. There we park one car. With the second one we go back to Aristi and there we turn right down to the bridge over the Voidomatis and up to Papingo. At the beginning of the village we turn right up a ridge and go down beyond (30 m). Here park the car at the foot of a wall. If you have only 1 car, leave it in Papingo and take a path back down from Vikos, crossing Voidomatis and then going up the orographic left slope of Rogovo to Papingo (cf. way back).
Return: There are 3 possibilities: Unless you have a second vehicle, go back up the said mule trail to Papingo. The trail starts a little south (estimated 200 - 300 m) of the Voidomatis (karst) spring. The trail directly from the spring up the boulder field in northeastern direction is only indistinct. The Voidomatis spring is reached by joining the river (Voidomatis) at the exit of Rogovos canyon, following it upwards, crossing it later and heading for the chapel after about 300 m (from the spring to Papingo about a good hour). The second way back is also first to the chapel, but from there up to the right - first in a southerly direction, until you meet the path coming from the Vikos canyon. Follow it to the right (northwest), up to the village of Vikos, where you should have left the second car before (from the chapel about ½ hour). The third option is to follow the river Voidomatis downstream at the exit of Rogovo to reach the road bridge (Aristi - Papingo) after about 1½ hours.

Rogovos: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Alternativausstieg
Access: From the northernmost Greek ferry port (Adriatic Sea) Igoumenitsa, take the N-06 (= E-90) in the direction of Ioannina (95 km). 5 km before the city turn left via Eleousa onto the northbound N-20 (= E-90) and drive about 30 km in the direction of Konitsa. 4.7 km after Kalpaki turn right towards Mesovouni, Aristi. Once there, we take the road to the village of Vikos, which towers high above the canyon of the same name. There we park one car. With the second one we go back to Aristi and there we turn right down to the bridge over the Voidomatis and up to Papingo. At the beginning of the village we turn right up a ridge and go down beyond (30 m). Here park the car at the foot of a wall. If you have only 1 car, leave it in Papingo and take a path back down from Vikos, crossing Voidomatis and then going up the orographic left slope of Rogovo to Papingo (cf. way back).

Rogovos: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn des Aufstiegs zu Fuß auf Pfad
Approach: From here, a terrain depression descends in a southeasterly direction. We follow the path. Maybe there is also the signpost 'To the springs of Voidomatis river'. We reach the wooden footbridge over the stream (entry).

Servia, Φαράγγι Σερβίων: Canyon Start
Approach: From the cemetery (back) to the town of Servia and then keeping south up the hill with the Byzantine Castle. Instead of then taking a left turn up to the castle, we keep to the right and come to a restaurant at the exit of the road. Past the restaurant, a path leads us over the canyon towards the south. At a bench you can climb over the grate and after a few meters you are at the stream.
Tour: 8 rappel. Water always murky - quicksand. Still nice descent

Servia, Φαράγγι Σερβίων: Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon widens into a broad valley, you can see the cemetery at the top right. Along its southwestern boundary wall to the car.

Servia, Φαράγγι Σερβίων: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Thessaloniki on the A 1/E 75/E 90 in the direction of Athina (Athens). After 33 km and after the tollbooth at Malgara keep right on the A 2/E 90 (the highway to Athina goes left). After 117 km (from Thessaloniki) you pass Veroia and reach the exit to Kozani, Larisa. Leave the highway here and drive around Kozani to the east, always on the E 65 towards Larisa. It goes down to the Aliakmonas reservoir, on a bridge to the other shore and then slightly uphill into the town of Servia (145 km from Thessaloniki).\n\nIn Servia we head for the municipal cemetery. It is located southwest a little outside the town in is recognizable by its cypress trees. Park your car here.
Return: Where the canyon widens into a broad valley, you can see the cemetery at the top right. Along its southwestern boundary wall to the car.

Baccu Ois: Canyon Start
2022-03-29: The Baccu Ois canyon is mostly open and therefore offers a beautiful view. Access, the canyoning tour and the way back are not particularly far. However, a relatively long journey along a farm road is...
Approach: After we have parked the 2nd car again at the top in the designated place ("P1"), we take the track that leads slightly uphill in southeastern direction. After a good 550m this track crosses a rocky stream channel. Here we enter.
Tour: Over some steps that can be bypassed down to the C12 with the subsequent C33. There follows a longer downclimb to a C8, which can be bypassed. Then the last rappel (C12) before descending in the forest.

Baccu Ois: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-03-29: The Baccu Ois canyon is mostly open and therefore offers a beautiful view. Access, the canyoning tour and the way back are not particularly far. However, a relatively long journey along a farm road is...
Access: From Nuoro, do not go directly on the old SP 389 (southwestward), but follow the appropriate signs ('Lanusei') first on the southern bypass of Nuoro, on this 5 km westward, to then change to the new road to Lanusei. After 53 km (from leaving the bypass) you pass the village of Villanova Strisáili, slightly off to the left. A few kilometers further on, the road ends at the SP27 coming from the left in the direction of Villagrande-Strisali. Continue first on the old SS389 to the root of the Lago Alto del Flumendosa dam and to the Riu Sicaderba. Now turn right off the SP389, cross the river on a bridge and cross a railroad track near the Villagrande Strisali station (on the left). Then it crosses the railroad track again. A few meters later, the road to Canyon Riu e Forru turns off to the right. We stay on the main road and continue towards Taquisara. 4.6 km after turning off the SS389, a dirt road goes off to the left. We continue on this road in a southerly direction. We ignore a track on the left. Our track turns off after 1.6 km. Here we park the car (if necessary for the access) ("P1").\n\nIf we have two cars available, which are able to cope with the following slope, we first go down with both cars on the slope further to the right and after 1.7 km we come to a crossroads above the river. Here we park the car for the exit ("P2").
Return: As soon as the descent flattens out, turn right onto a slope and walk to the lower car. If there is only one car at the top, walk from the indicated place for the lower car up the slope to the car at the top (1.7 km).

Baccu Ois: Canyon End
2022-03-29: The Baccu Ois canyon is mostly open and therefore offers a beautiful view. Access, the canyoning tour and the way back are not particularly far. However, a relatively long journey along a farm road is...
Return: As soon as the descent flattens out, turn right onto a slope and walk to the lower car. If there is only one car at the top, walk from the indicated place for the lower car up the slope to the car at the top (1.7 km).

Rumbau: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path behind the hotel that goes to the left towards Roca del Corb (signpost). At an altitude of about 800 m, we meet a dirt road that we follow to the right (N). At the forks, keep to the right ("Roca del Corb", walk below the church of Sant Salvador del Corb and go around the mountain in an arc to the left. Immediately thereafter, it describes a right-hand bend Quite at its exit, we look for a path to the right down into the basin of Barranc Rumbau.
Tour: We hike, rappel 3-5 times, cross a grotto with a spring and finally exit to the left onto the path that accompanies the stream here. Alternatively, we can also continue the descent in the Rumbau and only get out onto the path later.

Rumbau: Canyon End
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Return: On the way down to the hotel and the car.

Roca del Corb: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path behind the hotel that goes to the left towards Roca del Corb (signpost). At an altitude of about 800 m, we meet a dirt road that we follow to the right (N). At the forks we keep to the right ("Roca del Corb"), walk below the church of Sant Salvador del Corb and we are at the beginning of a circuit of the mountain on the left. However, it does not come so far, because at the beginning of the circumnavigation we take a slope to the right in direction NE. On the right below we see a barranco, which we pass keeping left. Then we enter the next "our" Barranco del Corb".
Tour: 4 rappel down to the Rumbau overlooking the massive natural arch.

Roca del Corb: Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Rumbau in this barranco further down (see: http://canyon.carto.net/cwiki/bin/view/Canyons/RumbauCanyon )

Roca del Corb: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Seu d'Urgell on the C-14 we drive 37.7 km in the direction of Lerida and then about 2.5 km before Oliana we turn right and drive on the LV-5118 in the direction of Peramola. After 3.1 km we turn right and drive 1.2 km up to the Hostal del Boix (Can Boix de Peramola). A little below the hotel complex we find space for our car.
Return: After reaching the Rumbau in this barranco further down (see: http://canyon.carto.net/cwiki/bin/view/Canyons/RumbauCanyon )

Badajoz: Canyon Start
2023-04-13: Worthwhile dry gorge, even if the access is long in relation to the length of the gorge.
Approach: Por el Canal de los 1000 hasta la galería del Aculadero, justo antes del túnel tenemos el barranco del agua y tras atravesarlo el bco Badajoz. Si vamos por el canal de las ventanas de Güimar al llegar al túnel 9 izquierdo nos echamos a la derecha en busca del 10º derecha que nos lleva a la cabecera
Tour: Ver topo

Badajoz: Canyon End
2023-04-13: Worthwhile dry gorge, even if the access is long in relation to the length of the gorge.
Return: Tras el último rápel solo tendremos que seguir el barranco hasta encontrar la pista que nos lleva hasta el lugar en el que hemos aparcado

Scheidbachschlucht: Canyon Start
Approach: At the orographic left canyon rim, first follow the forest path (initially leads away from the canyon) and then the path to the entry.
Tour: Open rappel canyon that becomes slippery at low water.

Scheidbachschlucht: Canyon End

Gavarra: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car we first descend the slope to the east, then in an arc to the south. Entry from the orographic left side of the canyon. See also wikiloc!
Tour: The canyon, which is extremely attractive when water is flowing through it, is not to be underestimated in its length and because of the danger of falling rocks (especially when it rains); in addition, when water is flowing through it, the Rio Rialb, into which the canyon flows and which must be followed a good way down, can also flood (probably still doable up to a point).

Gavarra: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Riu Rialb, we wade downstream until the canyon opens up. Here we see a green boulder in the river bed. We then also see markings on the left bank indicating the exit. We climb up and reach a forest path. We follow this to the left, keeping close to the canyon rim if in doubt, and return to the car.

Gavarra: Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from the north (Andorra, Seu d'Urgell) or south (Lleida) on the C 14, turn onto the L 511 at Coll de Nargo in the direction of Tremp. After 16.2 km, take the road that branches off to the left towards Gavarra. We head south and about 300 m before reaching the village and before the road climbs again, we come to a road junction around which several farmsteads are grouped. Here we take the track in an easterly direction, always keeping to the right at junctions, the track curves south and after 4.4 km we come to a barn on the left-hand side of the track. On the left we can see a large open space. To the right of the track, which bends slightly to the left before the barn, is a flat area. We park our car here.
Return: After reaching the Riu Rialb, we wade downstream until the canyon opens up. Here we see a green boulder in the river bed. We then also see markings on the left bank indicating the exit. We climb up and reach a forest path. We follow this to the left, keeping close to the canyon rim if in doubt, and return to the car.

Gavarra: Waypoint
Comment: confluence Gavarra/Riu Rialb (descente)
Approach: From the car we first descend the slope to the east, then in an arc to the south. Entry from the orographic left side of the canyon. See also wikiloc!

Argentina: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bend in the road, take the footpath that climbs slightly northwards over the Argentina to the dilapidated (2009) footbridge over the Grognardo. Enter the Grognardo here (see details there). Immediately after the end of the dark gorge (i.e. before the orographic exit of the Grognardo), follow the tracks up to the left and take the path to the north, which ascends slightly above the orographic right bank of the Argentina. We come to the medieval stone bridge Ponte di Mauta (540 m above sea level) and enter the Argentina above the bridge. Here we come to the first attractive part under the bridge, saving the usual running distance up to this point.
Tour: For Grognardo see there ! After the entry under the Ponte di Muota, you start with a jump, then come to the highest step, which can also be tackled with jumps. Then a longer running section until the exit with some optional jumps and the slide into Lago Degno round off the tour.

Argentina: Canyon End
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Return: Where from the right (west) the Grognardo flows into a large pool of the Argentina (so-called Lago Degno), at its lower exit first over rock, then follow the track up to the right to the approach path and on this back to the car.

Argentina: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bend in the road, take the footpath that climbs slightly northwards over the Argentina to the dilapidated (2009) footbridge over the Grognardo. Enter the Grognardo here (see details there). Immediately after the end of the dark gorge (i.e. before the orographic exit of the Grognardo), follow the tracks up to the left and take the path to the north, which ascends slightly above the orographic right bank of the Argentina. We come to the medieval stone bridge Ponte di Mauta (540 m above sea level) and enter the Argentina above the bridge. Here we come to the first attractive part under the bridge, saving the usual running distance up to this point.
Tour: For Grognardo see there ! After the entry under the Ponte di Muota, you start with a jump, then come to the highest step, which can also be tackled with jumps. Then a longer running section until the exit with some optional jumps and the slide into Lago Degno round off the tour.

Argentina: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leave the Italian A 10 (Genoa - Nice) at the Arma di Taggia exit (about halfway between Imperia and Ventmiglia). Then take the SP 548 up the valley of the Argentina towards Triora. After 8 km we pass through Badalucco, 12 km after that, just before the village of Molini di Triora, we turn left onto the SP 65 towards Colla Langan. We cross the Argentina and 2 km after the turnoff we reach the first leftward haipin bend, where we park the car.
Return: Where from the right (west) the Grognardo flows into a large pool of the Argentina (so-called Lago Degno), at its lower exit first over rock, then follow the track up to the right to the approach path and on this back to the car.

Argentina: Waypoint
Comment: Ponte di Mauta (alt. 541m) - 2ême depart pour l\'Argentina (descente)
Approach: From the bend in the road, take the footpath that climbs slightly northwards over the Argentina to the dilapidated (2009) footbridge over the Grognardo. Enter the Grognardo here (see details there). Immediately after the end of the dark gorge (i.e. before the orographic exit of the Grognardo), follow the tracks up to the left and take the path to the north, which ascends slightly above the orographic right bank of the Argentina. We come to the medieval stone bridge Ponte di Mauta (540 m above sea level) and enter the Argentina above the bridge. Here we come to the first attractive part under the bridge, saving the usual running distance up to this point.

Salto (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: see Google aerial photos in "Photo Gallery
Tour: 17 rappel, see also photos & videos.

Salto (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo Gallery
Return: When we reach the rocky coastline, we go left along the coast for about 1 km and then keep left at a convenient place up to the hiking trail PR3SJO. We follow this to the left and return to P3 or P2 via E4.

Salto (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo Gallery
Return: When we reach the rocky coastline, we go left along the coast for about 1 km and then keep left at a convenient place up to the hiking trail PR3SJO. We follow this to the left and return to P3 or P2 via E4.

Salto (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo Gallery
Return: When we reach the rocky coastline, we go left along the coast for about 1 km and then keep left at a convenient place up to the hiking trail PR3SJO. We follow this to the left and return to P3 or P2 via E4.

Salto (inferiore): Canyon End

Avello: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot above Pennapiedimonte, follow the small road that is closed to public traffic, soon pass through a tunnel and enjoy beautiful views of the Majella peaks and the Avello canyon below on the left. A water pipe walks under the track and so the path climbs moderately and evenly most of the time. After a while it drops again, you walk through another tunnel and approach the bottom of the gorge. On the opposite side, you can see the Fosso Selvagrande coming down. About 100 m after the road enters the forest, look to the left for footprints leading down to the Avello. You come to the streambed just below a 12 m waterfall (approx. 730 m a.s.l.) - 1¼ h. Note: You can also start further up - Valle Tre Grotte (additional 70 min on the descent) - by following the little road to the picnic area of Linaro (850 m a.s.l.) and possibly another 200 m further on (880 m a.s.l.). Access via the Fosso Selvagrande is also possible.
Tour: 4 km long, deep, almost entirely narrow canyon with many small rappels and downclimbs. Some jumps and slides, especially as the ground is gravelly (check!). Difficulties due to wedged wood and roots, possibly also with a lot of water (snowmelt on hot days in June and July!). In the lower part, a narrow channel with a base width of 10-20 cm (if necessary, clamp over it), the only major widening in the middle of the canyon, but an emergency exit here is only possible for good climbers - danger of falling rocks. Highly recommended canyon. Possibly to be combined with Valle Selvaromana (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2b) or for extremes with Valle dell'Inferno (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2c and Canyons & Gole 1' No. 23).

Avello: Canyon End
Return: After passing under the Ponte Avella (SS-263) on the path up to the right and over the bridge.

Avello: Canyon Start1
Comment: accés Avello direct (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot above Pennapiedimonte, follow the small road that is closed to public traffic, soon pass through a tunnel and enjoy beautiful views of the Majella peaks and the Avello canyon below on the left. A water pipe walks under the track and so the path climbs moderately and evenly most of the time. After a while it drops again, you walk through another tunnel and approach the bottom of the gorge. On the opposite side, you can see the Fosso Selvagrande coming down. About 100 m after the road enters the forest, look to the left for footprints leading down to the Avello. You come to the streambed just below a 12 m waterfall (approx. 730 m a.s.l.) - 1¼ h. Note: You can also start further up - Valle Tre Grotte (additional 70 min on the descent) - by following the little road to the picnic area of Linaro (850 m a.s.l.) and possibly another 200 m further on (880 m a.s.l.). Access via the Fosso Selvagrande is also possible.
Tour: 4 km long, deep, almost entirely narrow canyon with many small rappels and downclimbs. Some jumps and slides, especially as the ground is gravelly (check!). Difficulties due to wedged wood and roots, possibly also with a lot of water (snowmelt on hot days in June and July!). In the lower part, a narrow channel with a base width of 10-20 cm (if necessary, clamp over it), the only major widening in the middle of the canyon, but an emergency exit here is only possible for good climbers - danger of falling rocks. Highly recommended canyon. Possibly to be combined with Valle Selvaromana (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2b) or for extremes with Valle dell'Inferno (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2c and Canyons & Gole 1' No. 23).

Avello: Canyon Start2
Comment: Accés par Valle Selva Romana (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot above Pennapiedimonte, follow the small road that is closed to public traffic, soon pass through a tunnel and enjoy beautiful views of the Majella peaks and the Avello canyon below on the left. A water pipe walks under the track and so the path climbs moderately and evenly most of the time. After a while it drops again, you walk through another tunnel and approach the bottom of the gorge. On the opposite side, you can see the Fosso Selvagrande coming down. About 100 m after the road enters the forest, look to the left for footprints leading down to the Avello. You come to the streambed just below a 12 m waterfall (approx. 730 m a.s.l.) - 1¼ h. Note: You can also start further up - Valle Tre Grotte (additional 70 min on the descent) - by following the little road to the picnic area of Linaro (850 m a.s.l.) and possibly another 200 m further on (880 m a.s.l.). Access via the Fosso Selvagrande is also possible.
Tour: 4 km long, deep, almost entirely narrow canyon with many small rappels and downclimbs. Some jumps and slides, especially as the ground is gravelly (check!). Difficulties due to wedged wood and roots, possibly also with a lot of water (snowmelt on hot days in June and July!). In the lower part, a narrow channel with a base width of 10-20 cm (if necessary, clamp over it), the only major widening in the middle of the canyon, but an emergency exit here is only possible for good climbers - danger of falling rocks. Highly recommended canyon. Possibly to be combined with Valle Selvaromana (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2b) or for extremes with Valle dell'Inferno (see Figlie dell'Acqua e del Tempo - M2c and Canyons & Gole 1' No. 23).

Avello: Canyon Start3
Comment: Accés par Valle delle Tre Grotte (descente)

Avello: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-14 along the Adriatic Sea south to Pescara. At Pescara-South /Francavilla leave the highway and drive in the direction of Chieti. At Ripa Teatina (9.4 km by then), instead of heading towards Chieti, take the well-built SS-81 southeast towards Guardiagrele. After about 19 km the road forks and you take the right branch up to Bocca di Valle (about 6 km). From here it is another 3.5 km to Pennapiedimonte. At the first and highest entrance to the village (signposted Balzolo), turn right off the SS-263 and after a few hundred meters you will come to a small square where the public road ends. Here you can park the upper car (720 m above sea level) and with the second car you continue downhill on the SS-263 in the direction of Palombaro and after about 5 km you reach Ponte Avella. If you only have one car available, there is a convenient footpath up to the village: this turns off the SS-263 to the left about 200 m from the bridge and leads up to Pennapiedimonte and the starting point of the tour above it. It does not matter whether you go left or straight ahead at the 2nd junction.
Return: After passing under the Ponte Avella (SS-263) on the path up to the right and over the bridge.

Avello: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A-14 along the Adriatic Sea south to Pescara. At Pescara-South /Francavilla leave the highway and drive in the direction of Chieti. At Ripa Teatina (9.4 km by then), instead of heading towards Chieti, take the well-built SS-81 southeast towards Guardiagrele. After about 19 km the road forks and you take the right branch up to Bocca di Valle (about 6 km). From here it is another 3.5 km to Pennapiedimonte. At the first and highest entrance to the village (signposted Balzolo), turn right off the SS-263 and after a few hundred meters you will come to a small square where the public road ends. Here you can park the upper car (720 m above sea level) and with the second car you continue downhill on the SS-263 in the direction of Palombaro and after about 5 km you reach Ponte Avella. If you only have one car available, there is a convenient footpath up to the village: this turns off the SS-263 to the left about 200 m from the bridge and leads up to Pennapiedimonte and the starting point of the tour above it. It does not matter whether you go left or straight ahead at the 2nd junction.
Return: After passing under the Ponte Avella (SS-263) on the path up to the right and over the bridge.

Oggia: Canyon Start
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Approach: Crossing the bridge and then in the village we follow the path that goes north on the orographic. right slope above the Oggia. We cross the Oggia on an old stone arch bridge (290m altitude). We continue up the mountain. At an altitude of 410m a path crosses. We follow this to the left until we reach the stream.
Tour: Right at the beginning the highest rappel at 25m. Continue down the sintered streambed. The descent actually exits at the old arched bridge. However, you can also walk out in the stream to Rocchetta Nervina.

Oggia: Canyon End
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Return: From the old stone bridge take the approach path back to Rocchetta Nervina.

Oggia: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: as to the Rio Sgorea (Barbaira)
Return: From the old stone bridge take the approach path back to Rocchetta Nervina.

Buggio: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, head straight up through the medieval village until you reach the road again. Follow this road in a right-hand direction uphill until you come to an almost 180-degree bend. At this bend, a path branches off to the righthand side via a small stone staircase and leads into the Buggio valley. The path sometimes seems to get lost (it is better to keep left at a fork, but the path on the right also leads back to the main path), but then becomes clear again. Follow this path along the edge of the canyon. After the small faded signs depicting a bird, you come close to the stream. Clear climbing tracks then quickly lead down to the streambed. At the entry point there is a metal sign mounted on a stone (rules of descent).
Tour: Supplement to the description "Canyons in Liguria II": The second rappel is higher than 15 meters. The 7 m rappel is an overhang, here it goes fully through the beam, not feasible when the water level is high. A jump here is dangerous: the jump surface is smooth and a rock protrudes far into the pool without being visible from above. Slipping would be fatal. After this key section, the gorge is easy, but it is better to downclimb the slides.

Buggio: Canyon End
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Return: After the water level gauge, follow the path leading to the right at a sharp angle to the streambed, which quickly leads to the village. There you descend again keeping left to the parking lot.

Buggio: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the highway from Imperia towards France at Ventimiglia and take the SS 1 (Aurelia) back east towards Imperia. Approx. 2 km after Ventimiglia, a road branches off to the left heading north towards Dolceacqua. Follow this road via Isolabona, Pigna and then keep left until you reach the village of Buggio, which has long been signposted. Park in the parking lot at the entrance to the village.
Return: After the water level gauge, follow the path leading to the right at a sharp angle to the streambed, which quickly leads to the village. There you descend again keeping left to the parking lot.

Torrente Montana: Canyon Start
2023-04-05: Canyon anchors in really good state, would be a nice afternoon canyon after rain, other while not intresting!
2014-03-09: Access further up. However, the upper part of the tour is completely unrewarding (sloping abseils, lots of wood and thorns). The gorge is lovely but much too short.
Approach: Follow the road until it gets close to the stream again and a short forest road branches off to the right. Descend to the stream via this forest road.
Tour: The stream plunges straight into a beautifully washed-out mini-gorge. * 3m slide * 18m rappel, 2 anchors & sling on the left, anchor for traverse rope on the back right * 4m downclimb * 8m rappel * 30m walk * 7m slide, can be slid (pull in head) or rappelled after checking * hiking and several small slides, at the house do not go through the private ground but stay in the streambed where a 3m rappel (tree behind) is waiting.

Torrente Montana: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-04-05: Canyon anchors in really good state, would be a nice afternoon canyon after rain, other while not intresting!
2014-03-09: Access further up. However, the upper part of the tour is completely unrewarding (sloping abseils, lots of wood and thorns). The gorge is lovely but much too short.
Comment: Parkplatz vor Kehre
Access: A23 to Ossoppo, through Tarcento and Nimis towards Attimis. After leaving Nimis, turn left towards Cergneu and then immediately left again towards Monteprado. Drive through the small village and park about one km after just before a leftward haipin bend.

Torrente Montana: Canyon End
2023-04-05: Canyon anchors in really good state, would be a nice afternoon canyon after rain, other while not intresting!
2014-03-09: Access further up. However, the upper part of the tour is completely unrewarding (sloping abseils, lots of wood and thorns). The gorge is lovely but much too short.

Caffaro (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caffaro A nice discovery. Esthetically pleasing: deep and narrow parts with nice swimming pools. We took the exit at 45,819569 - 10,498611 whi...
2023-08-26: Possibility of ascent from below from via Monte Suello in about 1h/1.30. video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gLrJRNts_g
Approach: On the south side of the bridge a little upstream (WSW) until you find the trail down to the river.
Tour: At the beginning still somewhat cut in, later more in open streambed it goes running, swimming, rappeling and some times also rappeling up to the weirs before the power station. From the water intake at the power station, the last part can be swum again.

Caffaro (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caffaro A nice discovery. Esthetically pleasing: deep and narrow parts with nice swimming pools. We took the exit at 45,819569 - 10,498611 whi...
2023-08-26: Possibility of ascent from below from via Monte Suello in about 1h/1.30. video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gLrJRNts_g
Return: After the water intake at the power plant still under the road bridge and then left out.

Caffaro (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caffaro A nice discovery. Esthetically pleasing: deep and narrow parts with nice swimming pools. We took the exit at 45,819569 - 10,498611 whi...
2023-08-26: Possibility of ascent from below from via Monte Suello in about 1h/1.30. video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gLrJRNts_g
Access: Take the SS 237 either northwards along the western shore of Lago d'Idro or southwards along the Fiume Chiese valley to Ponte Caffaro. Park the first car here near the river. Take the second car from here 3.6 km south. Turn right at the traffic circle and take the SS 669 up towards Bagolino, Passo Croce Domini. After 6.4 km (from the traffic circle) you will reach the bridge over the Caffaro. After the bridge, park the second car on the right.
Return: After the water intake at the power plant still under the road bridge and then left out.

Caffaro (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: Take the SS 237 either northwards along the western shore of Lago d'Idro or southwards along the Fiume Chiese valley to Ponte Caffaro. Park the first car here near the river. Take the second car from here 3.6 km south. Turn right at the traffic circle and take the SS 669 up towards Bagolino, Passo Croce Domini. After 6.4 km (from the traffic circle) you will reach the bridge over the Caffaro. After the bridge, park the second car on the right.
Return: After the water intake at the power plant still under the road bridge and then left out.

Lesina: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow Via Christoforo Colombo westward, past the electric plant and then climb up the steep road on the left to reach a concrete water basin at the top (about 35 min. to get here). Keeping left in front of the basin we come to a canal, which we follow.\nWe have to overcome a barrier and come through a small tunnel. After this we go on clear tracks and further following the blue-white markings down into the streambed.
Tour: For more than two thirds of its length, the Torrente Lesina presents itself as a not particularly attractive forest canyon, even though smaller jumps and slides are already possible here. Then, however, an attractive gorge begins, which offers as a highlight a vertical slide of 14 m length.

Lesina: Canyon End
Return: After passing the slide brake, continue along the streambed for a short distance and at the road bridge over the Lesina on the left side of the stream you will reach the road with the parked vehicle again.

Levigliese: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the forest road in a westerly direction. In a left turn it crosses the Levigliese. Enter here (stream still mostly dry) and walk downstream until you reach a water diversion (to the southwest) and the remains of a mill and a wooden footbridge. Here begins the actual descent.There is also a footpath from Vergemoli in a southwesterly direction down to some houses. There, however, it gets lost and you have to descend pathless (and arduous) to the stream.
Tour: 6 rappels, see photos and video

Levigliese: Canyon End
Return: Either (right) out onto the newly constructed path or up to the road bridge.

Levigliese: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Depart 2 (sente jusqu\'à hameau, continuer sans sente) (descente)
Approach: We follow the forest road in a westerly direction. In a left turn it crosses the Levigliese. Enter here (stream still mostly dry) and walk downstream until you reach a water diversion (to the southwest) and the remains of a mill and a wooden footbridge. Here begins the actual descent.There is also a footpath from Vergemoli in a southwesterly direction down to some houses. There, however, it gets lost and you have to descend pathless (and arduous) to the stream.
Tour: 6 rappels, see photos and video

Levigliese: Parking at Exit
Access: From Florence westwards on the A 11 or from La Spezia southwards on the A 12, then branching off eastwards from the A 12 at Viareggio onto the A 11, we reach Lucca. From here we head north up the Fiume Serchio valley and after 36 km we reach the small town of Gallicano on the right bank of the Serchio. Here we turn west and head towards Fornovolasco. At first, the road runs above the Turrite Gallicano. After about 4 km you reach an area where the river is dammed. After driving along the small reservoir for about 1 km, we come to the junction where the road turns right up to Vergemoli. However, we continue straight on for about 300 m until the road crosses the Levigliese. Just before the bridge, there is space for the lower vehicle on the righthand side; the second vehicle takes us back to the junction and then up the winding road to Vergemoli. A few hundred meters before reaching the village, we park the second vehicle where a small forest road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend (to the right).
Return: Either (right) out onto the newly constructed path or up to the road bridge.

Levigliese: Parking at Entry
Comment: hameau (descente)
Access: From Florence westwards on the A 11 or from La Spezia southwards on the A 12, then branching off eastwards from the A 12 at Viareggio onto the A 11, we reach Lucca. From here we head north up the Fiume Serchio valley and after 36 km we reach the small town of Gallicano on the right bank of the Serchio. Here we turn west and head towards Fornovolasco. At first, the road runs above the Turrite Gallicano. After about 4 km you reach an area where the river is dammed. After driving along the small reservoir for about 1 km, we come to the junction where the road turns right up to Vergemoli. However, we continue straight on for about 300 m until the road crosses the Levigliese. Just before the bridge, there is space for the lower vehicle on the righthand side; the second vehicle takes us back to the junction and then up the winding road to Vergemoli. A few hundred meters before reaching the village, we park the second vehicle where a small forest road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend (to the right).
Return: Either (right) out onto the newly constructed path or up to the road bridge.

Rio Molino Faet: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the gravel road, which becomes a forest road. After about 2km of trail, in a hairpin bends at 710m above sea level, turn left onto a barely visible animal trail that descends gently into the streambed.
Tour: After some rappeling and rappeling you come to the highlight of the tour: the 95m waterfall with rappel stand orographic right. Crossing the waterfall, one finds after 55m on the left a hanging stand from which it goes another 45m into the depth. The rest to the confluence with the Tagliamento is just a river walk.

Rio Molino Faet: Canyon End
Return: best to drift down the Tagliamento to the car.

Gambuezas: Canyon Start
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Approach: Access from top to bottom: We turn off the TF-24 onto the dirt road heading south. It leads us through sparse pine forest down to the black cone Caldera de Pedro Gil/Arafo/Montana de las Arenas. We pass it on the left and continue downhill. Where the track crosses the stony streambed at the confluence of the Barrancos de Cosme and de las Saletas (1450 m above sea level), we can enter the barranco (here called Bco. de las Saletas). On access from below, we take the cross road a few meters south from the car and then follow the Camino Morra del Estanque uphill. Where the road begins to turn south at an altitude of 835 m, a dirt road on the right leads to farmsteads on the edge of the canyon. We continue along the road for a few more meters on the left and then turn right onto the path uphill. It turns into the "T-2" mountain path (marked with a blue cross on a purple background). At an altitude of around 950 m, a path branches off to the right. Down here would be the access to the lower part of the Bco or the (possibly emergency) exit from the upper part. We keep left and continue on the path. We come out of the forest, pass the Refugio de las Arenas, leave the track to the right about 200 m later and cross in a left-hand bend down into the canyon (about 1250 m access altitude, i.e. significantly lower than the access from above). Of course, you can also continue down the slope from above next to the Bco. to enter at a lower point.
Tour: See photos and video ! Exit and access possibility at the relay in the 2nd high rappel at the tunnel window of the water pipe. Interesting the clearly visible lava flows, especially at the 1st high rappel, each covered by earth again. Somewhat "herbaceous" at the exit.

Gambuezas: Canyon End
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Gambuezas: Parking at Entry
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Access: From the airport in the south of the island on the TF-1 to the NNE. After 39.3 km (from the highway ramp) leave the TF-1 at exit 20 at El Socorro and take the TF-281 in a westerly direction up to Hidalga to the TF-28. Turn left on this 175 m towards the center of Hidalga, then turn right again onto the TF-245 up to Arafo. In the center of the village, turn left in front of the administration building and the church. At the next traffic circle turn right into Calle Jose Antonio. Follow this road straight on uphill - later it is called Calle La Libertad - until after 1.2 km (from the traffic circle) the Camino Morra del Estanque turns off to the left. Park the (lower) car in a suitable place here. If you only have 1 car available, this is where the access begins. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, it is possible to walk 23 km. You won't save any time, you will lose time, but the access from the top is scenically stunning. The problem is that the car parked at the top is at risk of breaking (as we unfortunately found out).
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Gambuezas: Parking at Exit
Access: From the airport in the south of the island on the TF-1 to the NNE. After 39.3 km (from the highway ramp) leave the TF-1 at exit 20 at El Socorro and take the TF-281 in a westerly direction up to Hidalga to the TF-28. Turn left on this 175 m towards the center of Hidalga, then turn right again onto the TF-245 up to Arafo. In the center of the village, turn left in front of the administration building and the church. At the next traffic circle turn right into Calle Jose Antonio. Follow this road straight on uphill - later it is called Calle La Libertad - until after 1.2 km (from the traffic circle) the Camino Morra del Estanque turns off to the left. Park the (lower) car in a suitable place here. If you only have 1 car available, this is where the access begins. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, it is possible to walk 23 km. You won't save any time, you will lose time, but the access from the top is scenically stunning. The problem is that the car parked at the top is at risk of breaking (as we unfortunately found out).
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Cu du Mundu: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow the road to the left down to some houses (do not take the meadow path that turns right!). Directly below the houses we come to a path running along the slope, which we follow to the right. After about 20 minutes we come to the Ponte Negrone, which crosses the Rio Leone. Immediately after the bridge, the path turns right (do not go straight ahead!). After another 15 minutes or so, the path crosses the Cu du Mundu coming down from the left (exit point at about 300 m). The path continues uphill in several hairpin bends. After an additional 40 minutes, the path branches off (approx. 580 m above sea level). We take the left-hand path and reach the entry point in a few minutes. Mostly directly on the orographic right bank, a partly exposed trail leads up the canyon.
Tour: Relatively narrow wild forest canyon with some opportunities for jumping. Slippery.

Cu du Mundu: Canyon End
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Return: Where the stream crosses the ascent path (see above access).

Cu du Mundu: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: A-10 from Voltri (Genoa), exit Arenzano; take the SS-1 west towards Cogoleto, Varazze. After approx. 200 m, Via Giappone branches off to the right towards Terralba.\nIn Terralba, turn left (after a right-hand bend) into Via Pecorara. The road initially heads north, then bends to the west. Drive through Pianaletta and cross the Rio Lissola. At a junction, turn right uphill (via Checchelli). After a few hundred meters you come to a widening of the road, where the "main road" goes up in a serpentine to the right, but another tarred road leads down to the left. We park the car here. There is quite a pile of junk and tools on the hillside.
Return: Where the stream crosses the ascent path (see above access).

Cu du Mundu: Waypoint
Comment: Ponte Negrone (descente)
Approach: We now follow the road to the left down to some houses (do not take the meadow path that turns right!). Directly below the houses we come to a path running along the slope, which we follow to the right. After about 20 minutes we come to the Ponte Negrone, which crosses the Rio Leone. Immediately after the bridge, the path turns right (do not go straight ahead!). After another 15 minutes or so, the path crosses the Cu du Mundu coming down from the left (exit point at about 300 m). The path continues uphill in several hairpin bends. After an additional 40 minutes, the path branches off (approx. 580 m above sea level). We take the left-hand path and reach the entry point in a few minutes. Mostly directly on the orographic right bank, a partly exposed trail leads up the canyon.

Cu du Mundu: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Cu du Mundu alto (oberer Abschnitt)
Approach: We now follow the road to the left down to some houses (do not take the meadow path that turns right!). Directly below the houses we come to a path running along the slope, which we follow to the right. After about 20 minutes we come to the Ponte Negrone, which crosses the Rio Leone. Immediately after the bridge, the path turns right (do not go straight ahead!). After another 15 minutes or so, the path crosses the Cu du Mundu coming down from the left (exit point at about 300 m). The path continues uphill in several hairpin bends. After an additional 40 minutes, the path branches off (approx. 580 m above sea level). We take the left-hand path and reach the entry point in a few minutes. Mostly directly on the orographic right bank, a partly exposed trail leads up the canyon.
Tour: Relatively narrow wild forest canyon with some opportunities for jumping. Slippery.

Carrizales: Canyon Start
2026-02-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Canyon and return journey very rewarding! Wonderful area! Abseiling points ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Approche 10 min, descente 2h, retour 1h15. Des bambous encombrent parfois la descente. Deux très belles étroitures dans une roche v...
2024-12-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Superbe canyon complètement sous-noté à mon sens. Il mérite 3.5 ou 3.6 sans problème.L'encaissement est long et sublime, roche volc...
Approach: Take the path on the left down the slope to the streambed.
Tour: see photos and video as well as the links Probably one of the most beautiful and most visited canyons on the island.

Carrizales: Canyon End
2026-02-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Canyon and return journey very rewarding! Wonderful area! Abseiling points ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Approche 10 min, descente 2h, retour 1h15. Des bambous encombrent parfois la descente. Deux très belles étroitures dans une roche v...
2024-12-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Superbe canyon complètement sous-noté à mon sens. Il mérite 3.5 ou 3.6 sans problème.L'encaissement est long et sublime, roche volc...
Comment: Vorgeschriebener Ausstiegspunkt
Return: see left - requires a sense of direction. At an edge coming down from above, you are inclined to look for the way up. However, the path walks across the edge. Before the last rappel, turn right and follow the barely visible path (marked with cairns, which sometimes disappear. Approx. 1.5 / 3 h depending on your sense of direction and ability to find your way. Pick-up by boat prohibited from February 1 to June 30. Telephone number for boat transfer: +34 607 16 98 86, Adolfo-Barco Flipper

Carrizales: Waypoint
2026-02-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Canyon and return journey very rewarding! Wonderful area! Abseiling points ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Approche 10 min, descente 2h, retour 1h15. Des bambous encombrent parfois la descente. Deux très belles étroitures dans une roche v...
2024-12-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Superbe canyon complètement sous-noté à mon sens. Il mérite 3.5 ou 3.6 sans problème.L'encaissement est long et sublime, roche volc...
Comment: Mündung in das Meer
Approach: Take the path on the left down the slope to the streambed.

Carrizales: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see links below !
Return: see left - requires a sense of direction. At an edge coming down from above, you are inclined to look for the way up. However, the path walks across the edge. Before the last rappel, turn right and follow the barely visible path (marked with cairns, which sometimes disappear. Approx. 1.5 / 3 h depending on your sense of direction and ability to find your way. Pick-up by boat prohibited from February 1 to June 30. Telephone number for boat transfer: +34 607 16 98 86, Adolfo-Barco Flipper

Lance: Canyon End
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Une bien belle descente, quelques rappels superbes. L'intégrale vaut le coup je trouve, malgré la marche en rivière (pas désagréable d'a...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Garés à la barrière au parking du haut, et remonté à vide en marchant fort en 1h10. Je suppose que 1h sans navette indiqué par F. Jourda...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Pas mal de marche et de désescalade sur la première partie . La seconde partie est très courte et nous avons rencontré de nombreux group...
Return: After the last cascade into the large cauldron, turn right out onto the tourist footbridge and down the footpath to the parking lot.

Lance: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Une bien belle descente, quelques rappels superbes. L'intégrale vaut le coup je trouve, malgré la marche en rivière (pas désagréable d'a...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Garés à la barrière au parking du haut, et remonté à vide en marchant fort en 1h10. Je suppose que 1h sans navette indiqué par F. Jourda...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Pas mal de marche et de désescalade sur la première partie . La seconde partie est très courte et nous avons rencontré de nombreux group...
Approach: From the parking lot directly down to the stream and the first rappel (which can also be bypassed on the left).
Tour: Lots of cold water, "refreshed" again at the footbridge. Open (hiking) canyon in the upper part, but then a serious canyon with no exit option below the footbridge. Rewarding, also scenic; there are a number of other canyons in the vicinity (including Juan, Maraval, Rest, Rougnouse, Frache) Permitted from May 1st to November 30th from 10 am to 6 pm.

Lance: Parking at Entry
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Une bien belle descente, quelques rappels superbes. L'intégrale vaut le coup je trouve, malgré la marche en rivière (pas désagréable d'a...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Garés à la barrière au parking du haut, et remonté à vide en marchant fort en 1h10. Je suppose que 1h sans navette indiqué par F. Jourda...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lance Pas mal de marche et de désescalade sur la première partie . La seconde partie est très courte et nous avons rencontré de nombreux group...
Access: From Castellane a few hundred meters on the N 85 towards Digne-les-Bains, then turn right at the traffic circle onto the D 955, along the reservoir to St-André-les-Alpes (21 km) and further up the Verdon (D 908 towards Col d'Allos) to Colmar (from St. André 28.5 km). In the village, turn right and park the lower vehicle in the large parking lot directly on the orographic right bank of the Lance.\nWith the other vehicle, drive back along the road for about 700 meters (down the Verdon) until a dirt road branches off to the left after a building materials warehouse. This leads over the Verdon and another 700 meters along the river to the south. It then turns left and climbs several kilometers up into the high valley of the Lance. We park the vehicle on the large area in front of the barrier. If you only have one vehicle and no other option, you can also reach the entry point on foot in 1.5 hours. The path starts behind the fire station ("Pompiers") on the other side of the Lance, leads up to the slope, which you then follow to the upper parking lot.
Return: After the last cascade into the large cauldron, turn right out onto the tourist footbridge and down the footpath to the parking lot.

Lance: Parking at Exit
Access: From Castellane a few hundred meters on the N 85 towards Digne-les-Bains, then turn right at the traffic circle onto the D 955, along the reservoir to St-André-les-Alpes (21 km) and further up the Verdon (D 908 towards Col d'Allos) to Colmar (from St. André 28.5 km). In the village, turn right and park the lower vehicle in the large parking lot directly on the orographic right bank of the Lance.\nWith the other vehicle, drive back along the road for about 700 meters (down the Verdon) until a dirt road branches off to the left after a building materials warehouse. This leads over the Verdon and another 700 meters along the river to the south. It then turns left and climbs several kilometers up into the high valley of the Lance. We park the vehicle on the large area in front of the barrier. If you only have one vehicle and no other option, you can also reach the entry point on foot in 1.5 hours. The path starts behind the fire station ("Pompiers") on the other side of the Lance, leads up to the slope, which you then follow to the upper parking lot.
Return: After the last cascade into the large cauldron, turn right out onto the tourist footbridge and down the footpath to the parking lot.

Haute Borne: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Niveau d'eau bas mais vasques propresTrès joli. Thème du Canyon : marche et saute (après sondage) (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Pas mal de sauts (après sondage bien entendu). Équipements ras (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne 1ère descente pour notre groupe. Tout est ok. DC, même si un peu plus d'eau aurait été pas mal. Nous avons sondé qq sauts quand mê...
Approach: From the hamlet of Les Chambons, follow the little road - across the Borne - for about 1 km (you can also park the car here), where you then take a forest road on the left down to the river.
Tour: Charming forest gorge in granite rock, little cut, with some longer walking passages, but also nice possible jumps. Exit possibility on the right up to Chazalettes after the longer narrow section with final 3 m jump. ATTENTION: If, during the last jump, you decide not to do it from 8 m but to descend to the origin of the waterfall and jump from there, be very careful of the siphon that follows the water level. If you take the origin of the waterfall as the first point of reference, upstream there is a slab about 3 m long and then a rock 2 m high in the streambed. At the base of this rock, the siphon sucks strongly.... Caution

Haute Borne: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Niveau d'eau bas mais vasques propresTrès joli. Thème du Canyon : marche et saute (après sondage) (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Pas mal de sauts (après sondage bien entendu). Équipements ras (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne 1ère descente pour notre groupe. Tout est ok. DC, même si un peu plus d'eau aurait été pas mal. Nous avons sondé qq sauts quand mê...
Return: Turn right about 100 m before the bridge (after Borne has circled the castle rock). If you have not parked a second vehicle here, from the village of Borne, following the road to the right for about 100 m, you can take a path in a northeasterly direction (GR 72) to reach the hamlet of Chazalettes and from there continue on the little road to the starting point (about 6 km in 1½ hours).

Haute Borne: Alternative Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Niveau d'eau bas mais vasques propresTrès joli. Thème du Canyon : marche et saute (après sondage) (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne Pas mal de sauts (après sondage bien entendu). Équipements ras (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute Borne 1ère descente pour notre groupe. Tout est ok. DC, même si un peu plus d'eau aurait été pas mal. Nous avons sondé qq sauts quand mê...
Return: Turn right about 100 m before the bridge (after Borne has circled the castle rock). If you have not parked a second vehicle here, from the village of Borne, following the road to the right for about 100 m, you can take a path in a northeasterly direction (GR 72) to reach the hamlet of Chazalettes and from there continue on the little road to the starting point (about 6 km in 1½ hours).

Haute Borne: Parking at Entry
Access: Leave the Rhone Valley freeway A-7 about 20 km after Valence and drive west on the N-304 via Privas to Aubenas. From there, the journey continues on the N-102 in a northwesterly direction to Le Puy and then through the Ardeche valley about 12 km upstream to Lalevade. Here you take the D-5 to Jaujac, turn right (now 6 km after Lalavade) after the village onto the D-19 and climb the Col de la Croix de Bauzon (1308 m). 3 km after the mountain pass, take the D-24 to the left (southwards) and 100 meters further on take the first road to the right to the hamlet of Les Chambons.Here is a good place to park the car. If you have a second car, you can park it at the canyon exit at the bridge below the old castle. To get there, continue south on the D-24 over the Col de Meyrand (beautiful view!) and turn right at the village of Loubaresse on a narrow road (D-301) and drive down to the Borne (10 km in total).
Return: Turn right about 100 m before the bridge (after Borne has circled the castle rock). If you have not parked a second vehicle here, from the village of Borne, following the road to the right for about 100 m, you can take a path in a northeasterly direction (GR 72) to reach the hamlet of Chazalettes and from there continue on the little road to the starting point (about 6 km in 1½ hours).

Haute Borne: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Emplacement de stationnement autorisé. (descente)
Access: Leave the Rhone Valley freeway A-7 about 20 km after Valence and drive west on the N-304 via Privas to Aubenas. From there, the journey continues on the N-102 in a northwesterly direction to Le Puy and then through the Ardeche valley about 12 km upstream to Lalevade. Here you take the D-5 to Jaujac, turn right (now 6 km after Lalavade) after the village onto the D-19 and climb the Col de la Croix de Bauzon (1308 m). 3 km after the mountain pass, take the D-24 to the left (southwards) and 100 meters further on take the first road to the right to the hamlet of Les Chambons.Here is a good place to park the car. If you have a second car, you can park it at the canyon exit at the bridge below the old castle. To get there, continue south on the D-24 over the Col de Meyrand (beautiful view!) and turn right at the village of Loubaresse on a narrow road (D-301) and drive down to the Borne (10 km in total).

Haute Borne: Parking at Exit
Comment: Emplacement de stationnement autorisé. (descente)
Access: Leave the Rhone Valley freeway A-7 about 20 km after Valence and drive west on the N-304 via Privas to Aubenas. From there, the journey continues on the N-102 in a northwesterly direction to Le Puy and then through the Ardeche valley about 12 km upstream to Lalevade. Here you take the D-5 to Jaujac, turn right (now 6 km after Lalavade) after the village onto the D-19 and climb the Col de la Croix de Bauzon (1308 m). 3 km after the mountain pass, take the D-24 to the left (southwards) and 100 meters further on take the first road to the right to the hamlet of Les Chambons.Here is a good place to park the car. If you have a second car, you can park it at the canyon exit at the bridge below the old castle. To get there, continue south on the D-24 over the Col de Meyrand (beautiful view!) and turn right at the village of Loubaresse on a narrow road (D-301) and drive down to the Borne (10 km in total).

Haute Borne: Waypoint
Comment: Hameau de Chazalette (descente)
Approach: From the hamlet of Les Chambons, follow the little road - across the Borne - for about 1 km (you can also park the car here), where you then take a forest road on the left down to the river.

Haute Borne: Waypoint1
Comment: Départ du sentier de l\'approche (descente)
Approach: From the hamlet of Les Chambons, follow the little road - across the Borne - for about 1 km (you can also park the car here), where you then take a forest road on the left down to the river.

Haute Borne: Waypoint2
Comment: sentier de retour obligatoire (descente)

Haute Borne: Waypoint3
Comment: sentier de retour obligatoire (descente)

Haute Borne: Helipad
Comment: Zone de Pose Hélicoptère (stationnement interdit) (descente)

Artigue: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38 (je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage). Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués. Les sauts passent bien. Ça pousse qua...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38. Je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage. Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués, les sauts passent bien, mais ça pousse...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue En mode travail de corde studieux, équipement RAS (sauf un relais avec un point descellé près de l'eau dans l'avant dernière cascade,...
Approach: See
Tour: see photos, videos & topographic view

Artigue: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38 (je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage). Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués. Les sauts passent bien. Ça pousse qua...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38. Je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage. Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués, les sauts passent bien, mais ça pousse...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue En mode travail de corde studieux, équipement RAS (sauf un relais avec un point descellé près de l'eau dans l'avant dernière cascade,...
Access: See "Approach from Auzat" in "Photo Gallery
Return: See

Artigue: Canyon End
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38 (je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage). Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués. Les sauts passent bien. Ça pousse qua...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue Échelle à 38. Je n'ai pas trouvé celle du barrage. Pas de mouvements d'eau dangereux remarqués, les sauts passent bien, mais ça pousse...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artigue En mode travail de corde studieux, équipement RAS (sauf un relais avec un point descellé près de l'eau dans l'avant dernière cascade,...

Oilloki: Canyon Start
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Débit presque correct au début, puis passage à sec car toute l'eau part dans une perte De nombreux troncs par moment, qui facilitent s...
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Fait avec navette, approche en 2 minutes , descente faite a 4 en moins de 3h , retour en 5 minutes (depuis le lac de de Kakuetta)Débit...
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Il coule encore jusqu’au bout c’est le moment d’y aller ! Aux 2/3 un gros embâcle plutôt récent a dû recouvrir un amarrage. Nous somme...
Approach: From the road down the path to the stream.
Tour: See photos & videos

Oilloki: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Débit presque correct au début, puis passage à sec car toute l'eau part dans une perte De nombreux troncs par moment, qui facilitent s...
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Fait avec navette, approche en 2 minutes , descente faite a 4 en moins de 3h , retour en 5 minutes (depuis le lac de de Kakuetta)Débit...
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Il coule encore jusqu’au bout c’est le moment d’y aller ! Aux 2/3 un gros embâcle plutôt récent a dû recouvrir un amarrage. Nous somme...
Comment: Parkplatz, falls nur ein Auto zur Verfügung oder Parkplatz für Ausstieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From Pau on the A64 we drive via Oleron-St-Marie in the direction of Sainte Engrace. At the parking lot at the entrance of the Kakueta canyon we park the car - see "Approach from Pau" in "Fotogalerie\n\nUmsetzung:
Return: In the Gave D'Uhaytza to the Lac de Kakueta, if necessary some swim and then up to the road and parking.

Oilloki: Parking at Entry
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Débit presque correct au début, puis passage à sec car toute l'eau part dans une perte De nombreux troncs par moment, qui facilitent s...
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Fait avec navette, approche en 2 minutes , descente faite a 4 en moins de 3h , retour en 5 minutes (depuis le lac de de Kakuetta)Débit...
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oilloki Il coule encore jusqu’au bout c’est le moment d’y aller ! Aux 2/3 un gros embâcle plutôt récent a dû recouvrir un amarrage. Nous somme...
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg
Access: From Pau on the A64 we drive via Oleron-St-Marie in the direction of Sainte Engrace. At the parking lot at the entrance of the Kakueta canyon we park the car - see "Approach from Pau" in "Fotogalerie\n\nUmsetzung:
Return: In the Gave D'Uhaytza to the Lac de Kakueta, if necessary some swim and then up to the road and parking.

Oilloki: Canyon End
Return: In the Gave D'Uhaytza to the Lac de Kakueta, if necessary some swim and then up to the road and parking.

San Giulio: Canyon Start
2024-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Giulio (Quelle:
Approach: In the streambed or initially on the right above to the first steps. If you only have 1 car available, you can also take a footpath, finally via the access road on the eastern edge of the watercourse to the entry to the uppermost waterfall (approx. 50 min.).
Tour: A succession of three large, sometimes multi-level waterfalls, which can also be connected by using the hiking trails there. 01- C4 (1 sx) 02- C5 (1 sx) 03- C5 (1 sx) 04- C6 (1 sx) 05- C50 (2sx + 2 sx) 06- C10 (2 sx) 07- C15 (2 sx) 08- C23 (1sx + 2sx + 2 sx) 09- C44 (2dx + 2 dx) 10- C4 (2 sx) 11- C15 (2 sx) 12- C45 (2 sx)

San Giulio: Canyon End
2024-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Giulio (Quelle:
Return: After the third large cascade on the footpath, then on the road to the lower car.

San Giulio: Parking at Entry
2024-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Giulio (Quelle:
Access: From Varese on the SS394 heading WNW, you will reach Cittiglio after 17 km and about 20 minutes. First head for the center of the village and from there head north following the signs for "Parco delle Cascate". Park at the exit of this access road. However, there is more space in Piazza degli Alpini, which is directly east of the town center. Bridge over the Torrente S. Giulio. If you have one, take a second car back to the center and from there take the SP 8 up the orographic left slope of the watercourse towards Vararo. About 3.5 km from the town center, the road reaches the stream near a restored mill. Park the second car here.
Return: After the third large cascade on the footpath, then on the road to the lower car.

San Giulio: Parking at Exit
Access: From Varese on the SS394 heading WNW, you will reach Cittiglio after 17 km and about 20 minutes. First head for the center of the village and from there head north following the signs for "Parco delle Cascate". Park at the exit of this access road. However, there is more space in Piazza degli Alpini, which is directly east of the town center. Bridge over the Torrente S. Giulio. If you have one, take a second car back to the center and from there take the SP 8 up the orographic left slope of the watercourse towards Vararo. About 3.5 km from the town center, the road reaches the stream near a restored mill. Park the second car here.
Return: After the third large cascade on the footpath, then on the road to the lower car.

San Giulio: Parking at Entry1
Access: From Varese on the SS394 heading WNW, you will reach Cittiglio after 17 km and about 20 minutes. First head for the center of the village and from there head north following the signs for "Parco delle Cascate". Park at the exit of this access road. However, there is more space in Piazza degli Alpini, which is directly east of the town center. Bridge over the Torrente S. Giulio. If you have one, take a second car back to the center and from there take the SP 8 up the orographic left slope of the watercourse towards Vararo. About 3.5 km from the town center, the road reaches the stream near a restored mill. Park the second car here.

Val Clusa: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Marche d'approche très régulière jusqu'à l'embranchement à droite. Là, il est dit que ça descend mais il reste encore du dénivelé ! Eau...
2025-08-19: Spectacular canyon! All anchors were ok, some mono bolts higher up in the canyon. Rock was very slippery and we all feel over many times. Water levels were low so the lower section was easy and didn't...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Part sup until the dam. DC+. Installations ok. The further down, the more slippery. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Comment: Canyon Start oben
Approach: Orographically right along marked trail no. 546 uphill, initially steep through forest. After about half an hour you come to the turnoff to the dam for the lower part. For the upper part, follow the path uphill. At about 940 m there is a barely visible turnoff to path 545, but here you stay along the course of the gorge on path 546 (path arrow Val Clusa path 546). From now on you go without much loss of altitude always along the path until at 960Hm you come closer and closer to the stream and can enter without major problems (see coordinates). The path is generally clearly visible, there is no more damage from the forest fire. At one point there is a possible risk of falling, but this is well secured with steel ropes.
Tour: The upper section (from 1490 m) was opened on June 21, 2020 and has 28 equipped runs. The maximum descent length is 40 meters (a cable car is required in strong currents). At the beginning, Val Clusa is still a relatively open forest gorge. However, this changes after the first 6 rappels, where the canyon becomes visibly narrower and deeper. In general, there are only a few ways out of the canyon during the tour. After approx. 18 rappels or 27 rappels in the upper part, you will find a way ortographic right out of the canyon. After approx. 29 rappels there are yellow signs and the path leads out to the right where you reach the dam. This path should not be overlooked, because if the dam is active and water is dammed, it may be that you can no longer get out of the reservoir, because the ladders are in a shaft that is only accessible when the dam is empty. For the upper part you should plan about 4h-5h. If you miss the signs and jump into the pool, there is another rappel before you reach the reservoir and stand in front of the dam. During our ascent (15.8.2023) we were lucky that the dam was open, i.e. you could easily go through the dam and get to the lower part or use the ladder in the shaft for a possible exit. The dam is automatically controlled and is also connected to the Lago del Mis as an overflow, i.e. you should generally not dawdle in the lower part, as even if the reservoir is open and the water is ok due to a technical fault etc., water is fed into the Clusa. water is fed into the Clusa. The lower part is a little more aquatic than the upper part but very nicely incised. The lower part has a total of 7 rappels, the highest being 30m. You should plan about 1.5 hours for the lower part. The border of the national park (where canyoning is prohibited) is exactly on the southern bank of the Clusa - the ascent of the Val Clusa is permitted.

Val Clusa: Parking at Entry
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Marche d'approche très régulière jusqu'à l'embranchement à droite. Là, il est dit que ça descend mais il reste encore du dénivelé ! Eau...
2025-08-19: Spectacular canyon! All anchors were ok, some mono bolts higher up in the canyon. Rock was very slippery and we all feel over many times. Water levels were low so the lower section was easy and didn't...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Part sup until the dam. DC+. Installations ok. The further down, the more slippery. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Access: Coming from Belluno on the SS 203 towards Agordo through the Cordevole valley. Parking lot in the La Muda area, after the suspension bridge over the Torrente Cordevole. (Tip: Here you are just outside the national park, i.e. you have no problem spending the night here and directly opposite there is a bar / restaurant where you can eat in the evening or which is open from 6:30 - 7:00 for breakfast.
Return: Go under the bridge of SR203 until Torrente Cordevole and turn right (in the direction of Torrente Cordevole) for about 50m. Here up the embankment to the road and return by the road to the parking lot (about 15 min).

Val Clusa: Canyon End
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Marche d'approche très régulière jusqu'à l'embranchement à droite. Là, il est dit que ça descend mais il reste encore du dénivelé ! Eau...
2025-08-19: Spectacular canyon! All anchors were ok, some mono bolts higher up in the canyon. Rock was very slippery and we all feel over many times. Water levels were low so the lower section was easy and didn't...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clusa Part sup until the dam. DC+. Installations ok. The further down, the more slippery. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Return: Go under the bridge of SR203 until Torrente Cordevole and turn right (in the direction of Torrente Cordevole) for about 50m. Here up the embankment to the road and return by the road to the parking lot (about 15 min).

Val Clusa: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Beginn des gesamten Clusa-Tals
Approach: Orographically right along marked trail no. 546 uphill, initially steep through forest. After about half an hour you come to the turnoff to the dam for the lower part. For the upper part, follow the path uphill. At about 940 m there is a barely visible turnoff to path 545, but here you stay along the course of the gorge on path 546 (path arrow Val Clusa path 546). From now on you go without much loss of altitude always along the path until at 960Hm you come closer and closer to the stream and can enter without major problems (see coordinates). The path is generally clearly visible, there is no more damage from the forest fire. At one point there is a possible risk of falling, but this is well secured with steel ropes.
Tour: The upper section (from 1490 m) was opened on June 21, 2020 and has 28 equipped runs. The maximum descent length is 40 meters (a cable car is required in strong currents). At the beginning, Val Clusa is still a relatively open forest gorge. However, this changes after the first 6 rappels, where the canyon becomes visibly narrower and deeper. In general, there are only a few ways out of the canyon during the tour. After approx. 18 rappels or 27 rappels in the upper part, you will find a way ortographic right out of the canyon. After approx. 29 rappels there are yellow signs and the path leads out to the right where you reach the dam. This path should not be overlooked, because if the dam is active and water is dammed, it may be that you can no longer get out of the reservoir, because the ladders are in a shaft that is only accessible when the dam is empty. For the upper part you should plan about 4h-5h. If you miss the signs and jump into the pool, there is another rappel before you reach the reservoir and stand in front of the dam. During our ascent (15.8.2023) we were lucky that the dam was open, i.e. you could easily go through the dam and get to the lower part or use the ladder in the shaft for a possible exit. The dam is automatically controlled and is also connected to the Lago del Mis as an overflow, i.e. you should generally not dawdle in the lower part, as even if the reservoir is open and the water is ok due to a technical fault etc., water is fed into the Clusa. water is fed into the Clusa. The lower part is a little more aquatic than the upper part but very nicely incised. The lower part has a total of 7 rappels, the highest being 30m. You should plan about 1.5 hours for the lower part. The border of the national park (where canyoning is prohibited) is exactly on the southern bank of the Clusa - the ascent of the Val Clusa is permitted.

Val Clusa: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Der obere Teil des Parkplatzes ist mit Geländefahrzeugen erreichbar.
Access: Coming from Belluno on the SS 203 towards Agordo through the Cordevole valley. Parking lot in the La Muda area, after the suspension bridge over the Torrente Cordevole. (Tip: Here you are just outside the national park, i.e. you have no problem spending the night here and directly opposite there is a bar / restaurant where you can eat in the evening or which is open from 6:30 - 7:00 for breakfast.
Return: Go under the bridge of SR203 until Torrente Cordevole and turn right (in the direction of Torrente Cordevole) for about 50m. Here up the embankment to the road and return by the road to the parking lot (about 15 min).

Val Clusa: Waypoint
Approach: Orographically right along marked trail no. 546 uphill, initially steep through forest. After about half an hour you come to the turnoff to the dam for the lower part. For the upper part, follow the path uphill. At about 940 m there is a barely visible turnoff to path 545, but here you stay along the course of the gorge on path 546 (path arrow Val Clusa path 546). From now on you go without much loss of altitude always along the path until at 960Hm you come closer and closer to the stream and can enter without major problems (see coordinates). The path is generally clearly visible, there is no more damage from the forest fire. At one point there is a possible risk of falling, but this is well secured with steel ropes.

Gorges de Chaley: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chaley Eau magnifique mais froide.RAS, descente toujours aussi belle (Quelle:
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chaley DC- (Quelle:
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Comment: früherer Zustieg, jetzt Zustieg bachab am Damm vorgegeben
Approach: Take the D 53 to the village and turn left uphill at the first houses. The path ascends on the orographic right side of the slope. Where you reach the water (610 m above sea level) on a level surface, this was the usual entry point. Now take the path on the right to the dam and pipe culvert and enter there.
Tour: Varied water hike, also well suited for beginners and for experienced Canyonisti well to combine with the nearby Charabotte.

Gorges de Chaley: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chaley Eau magnifique mais froide.RAS, descente toujours aussi belle (Quelle:
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Comment: P an der für Canyonisten speziell ausgewiesenen Stelle beim Camping Municipal
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the border on the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris, After 25 km (from the border)take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further, at the exit of Mons, turn right on the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (total 62 km from the border).\nWe continue on the N04 for another 9 km and then sten onto the N 54, which we follow (on the right) in the direction of Amberieu-le-Bugey. 17 km further on we turn right to Tenay. Here we follow the D21 in an easterly direction for a few km and then turn onto the D53 towards Chaley. Before reaching the village of Chaley, turn right down to the Albarine. Here we park the car at a place designated for canyoning.
Return: After the 5 m slide (which can be bypassed on the left) and a final optional jump (6 m), head out to the right and along the pipeline towards the village until you reach the access path on the right.

Gorges de Chaley: Canyon End
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Return: After the 5 m slide (which can be bypassed on the left) and a final optional jump (6 m), head out to the right and along the pipeline towards the village until you reach the access path on the right.

Gorges de Chaley: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: der jetzt vorgegebene Startpunkt
Approach: Take the D 53 to the village and turn left uphill at the first houses. The path ascends on the orographic right side of the slope. Where you reach the water (610 m above sea level) on a level surface, this was the usual entry point. Now take the path on the right to the dam and pipe culvert and enter there.
Tour: Varied water hike, also well suited for beginners and for experienced Canyonisti well to combine with the nearby Charabotte.

Xerofarago: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Superbe canyon dans un calcaire compact et bien sculpté.Une petite vasque s'évite par une oppo facile, une autre vasque s'évite par u...
2024-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Completely dry but beautiful.Approach is very well marked with cairns although there is no trail. You just climb until the orchard an...
2024-05-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Little canyon, but very beautiful. Worth a visit. The anchors are perfect for introducing new people to the canyon techniques. The pa...
Approach: From the chapel we continue to follow the descending slope and 300 m further we cross the stream (ford). Beyond, the track goes up through olive groves. After a right and a left serpentine, the track describes a right and then a left bend. Here (800 m from the chapel) take the left slope, which leads first westward, then slowly uphill in a southerly direction. After the three distinctive bends (right, right and left), at the next junction (1800 m from Kapelle) do not go straight on, but left and then immediately right again at the following junction. This track now moves in a northwesterly direction and a little later we come across a T-junction. Here right and always - hardly noticeably - uphill towards the north, then later towards the east. We then cross the streambed of the Xerofarago, which is only recognizable as such because there is a corresponding signpost (anno 2008) on the right (3600 m from the chapel). (Here we leave the car (4x4 is necessary)). We follow the signposts and follow the notching streambed first along the shore, later we march in the streambed itself to the beginning of the canyon.\n\nIn connection with the not so easy wayfinding you should have a look at the Google Earth Sat image with geolocalization at descente-canyon.com (zoom in!)\n\nThere is another access (west) next to the canyon pathless and steep up (stone men) and then as soon as possible right down into the streambed (who loves it a little harder). In addition, one could (who wants it even more pleasant) also work with car conversion and then march from the north or drive with 4x4 (see sketch at Bromirakis). Then access time about 5 min.
Tour: Narrow rocky gorge, beautifully cut, generally without water flow.

Xerofarago: Canyon End
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Superbe canyon dans un calcaire compact et bien sculpté.Une petite vasque s'évite par une oppo facile, une autre vasque s'évite par u...
2024-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Completely dry but beautiful.Approach is very well marked with cairns although there is no trail. You just climb until the orchard an...
2024-05-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Little canyon, but very beautiful. Worth a visit. The anchors are perfect for introducing new people to the canyon techniques. The pa...
Return: Go down to the regularly flowing stream that comes out of the Panagia/Kalami I canyon; go up in it for about 20 m and then go up on the right (on the orographic left bank) to a flat area (iron parts lying around, transformer station?). From there take the dirt road to the right, which after about 700 m reaches our access track. Turn right and go down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first bend to the left, descend without a path to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Xerofarago: Parking at Entry
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Superbe canyon dans un calcaire compact et bien sculpté.Une petite vasque s'évite par une oppo facile, une autre vasque s'évite par u...
2024-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Completely dry but beautiful.Approach is very well marked with cairns although there is no trail. You just climb until the orchard an...
2024-05-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kalami 2 Little canyon, but very beautiful. Worth a visit. The anchors are perfect for introducing new people to the canyon techniques. The pa...
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 11 km (from Myrtos) we turn left (southward) and go down to Kalami (1 km further there is a second possibility to go down). We pass the village and continue towards the sea (Sidonia/Psari Forada) parallel to the stream flowing below on the right. At the edge of the slope (Canyon Kalami I on the right below), the road first curves to the left, drops more steeply and then moves to the right along the slope. In a prominent left turn, we take the dirt road that turns right. It descends steadily and we reach (keeping left) a place in front of the chapel of Moni Keralimaniostisos. Here we park the car. See:
Return: Go down to the regularly flowing stream that comes out of the Panagia/Kalami I canyon; go up in it for about 20 m and then go up on the right (on the orographic left bank) to a flat area (iron parts lying around, transformer station?). From there take the dirt road to the right, which after about 700 m reaches our access track. Turn right and go down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first bend to the left, descend without a path to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Xerofarago: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 11 km (from Myrtos) we turn left (southward) and go down to Kalami (1 km further there is a second possibility to go down). We pass the village and continue towards the sea (Sidonia/Psari Forada) parallel to the stream flowing below on the right. At the edge of the slope (Canyon Kalami I on the right below), the road first curves to the left, drops more steeply and then moves to the right along the slope. In a prominent left turn, we take the dirt road that turns right. It descends steadily and we reach (keeping left) a place in front of the chapel of Moni Keralimaniostisos. Here we park the car. See:
Return: Go down to the regularly flowing stream that comes out of the Panagia/Kalami I canyon; go up in it for about 20 m and then go up on the right (on the orographic left bank) to a flat area (iron parts lying around, transformer station?). From there take the dirt road to the right, which after about 700 m reaches our access track. Turn right and go down to the chapel. Alternatively, at the first bend to the left, descend without a path to the right to the house and from there to the chapel.

Reichenbachklamm: Canyon Start
2016-10-16: long walk up before you pass canyon exit. long approach doesnt really pay off.bolting ok
Approach: About 500m on the B309 back to the old customs house. Immediately after the houses turn left onto the forest road that runs SW towards the foot of the slope. The path approaches the Reichenbach on its orographic left side in a weak right curve. After 950 m the forest road bends to the right (on the righthand side a barn under a tree). A few meters further on, the path to the Reichenbachklamm turns off to the left. It now goes up as a steeply ascending path in the direction of Aggenstein at the edge of the Reichenbach gorge. Here you can also see the lower waterfalls. Leave the path where it leaves the stream and walk along the canyon rim in 10 minutes to the entry.
Tour: After a short run you come to the first rappel (5 m). A little later to the high rappel, which you pass outside the beam. The following small steps can be unpleasant in case of strong water flow. After a short run further rappel outside the rappel. Before a narrow chute we went out to the left and bypassed it on a wire rope insurance. Then the short canyon exits. The Reichenbach is a German/Austrian border stream - so stick to the Austrian side because canyoning is generally prohibited by law in German streams (the only known exception is the Kesselbach near Bad Reichenhall).

Reichenbachklamm: Canyon End
2016-10-16: long walk up before you pass canyon exit. long approach doesnt really pay off.bolting ok
Return: After the ferrata at the big rock in the streambed left up to the footpath and on the access path back to the car.

Lonca: Canyon Start
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2023-06-13: Very nice river walk with a few repeatable jumps and fun slides. No rope required.
Approach: Contrary to other descriptions, we take the path immediately on the orographic right side of the stream Lonca. This goes up over a ridge away from the stream on the left and meets the path that is described elsewhere as access. Continue on this path until you reach the entry.
Tour: Downclimbing and jumping in the pools, see photos You can also get out earlier on the path to the right of the stream, e.g. at the former water drainage.

Lonca: Canyon End
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2023-06-13: Very nice river walk with a few repeatable jumps and fun slides. No rope required.
Return: Before the bridge right out to the car

Lonca: Parking Entry and Exit
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2023-06-13: Very nice river walk with a few repeatable jumps and fun slides. No rope required.
Access: Coming from Ajaccio we head for Porto. Before the bridge over the Rivière de Porto we stay right on the D84 direction Evisa. After 6.1 km (from the bridge) we turn left onto the D124 in the direction of Ota. 2.1 km further on we cross a bridge and park our car a few meters further on.
Return: Before the bridge right out to the car

Lonca: Waypoint
Comment: départ du sentier d\'approche (descente)
Approach: Contrary to other descriptions, we take the path immediately on the orographic right side of the stream Lonca. This goes up over a ridge away from the stream on the left and meets the path that is described elsewhere as access. Continue on this path until you reach the entry.

Herzogwartschlucht: Canyon Start
Approach: 100 meters after the Gstreinbach bridge, turn left up the forest path to the concrete bridge Herzogtal.
Tour: In spring when the snow melts and after heavy rainfall, it is recommended to bring a life jacket and a throw bag for the Gstreinbach section.

Herzogwartschlucht: Canyon End
Return: Exit to the left directly after the highway bridge over the Gstreinbach.

Herzogwartschlucht: Waypoint
Comment: continuer le Gstreinbach (obligat.) (descente)
Approach: 100 meters after the Gstreinbach bridge, turn left up the forest path to the concrete bridge Herzogtal.

Herzogwartschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Reutte about 30 kilometers into the Lechtal valley to Elmen. Cross the Gstreinbach bridge. Parking possibility: after the bridge turn sharp right.
Return: Exit to the left directly after the highway bridge over the Gstreinbach.

Pruniccia: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the Gravona (550m old) to the northern bank and follow the "boucle d'u nidu à u corbu" hiking trail. We have climbed the embankment and take the path to the left at the fork, which runs alongside the Gravona. After a good 10 minutes, we come to a fork in the path and turn right (uphill). Where the path begins to descend again in a marked leftward haipin bend (675m alt.), we take the inconspicuous path that runs uphill through the maquis. At an altitude of about 750m we pass a rocky ridge (see photo) and immediately after this we descend to the left. Only indistinct tracks lead down through the dense maquis into the streambed (730m old). If you want to head for the upper entry at 990m alt., continue along the overgrown path until it reaches the stream at about 820m altitude (not verified, but marked on IGN map, garden shears essential). There you change to the orographic right-hand slope and climb over the rocky ridge to an altitude of a good 1000m. Here you will find a descent option to the stream. In this attractive upper part there are slides and a narrow section with a C32. Jourdan/Fiorina first descend to the lower entry and from here head for the upper entry on the orographic right side of the stream. Additional time required for access about 1.5 hours.
Tour: See video and photos (entry here at about 780m altitude)

Pruniccia: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We head for the village of Bocognano on the N193 (Ajaccio - Corte). Either about 40km from Ajaccio or about 41km from Corte over the Col de Vizzavona (1183m above sea level). At the eastern exit of the town, we follow the sign "Richiusa" and take the small road downhill in a northerly direction. After 950m we turn left downhill a few meters before reaching the hamlet of Busso and after another 700m we come to a large parking lot on the left (below) the road. Here we park the car.
Return: Shortly before reaching the Gravona, we take a path to the left (red-orange markings) that leads us along the Gravona, initially up the slope and upstream (ruined house). Walking downhill again, we meet our access path and follow it back to the car.

Pruniccia: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching the Gravona, we take a path to the left (red-orange markings) that leads us along the Gravona, initially up the slope and upstream (ruined house). Walking downhill again, we meet our access path and follow it back to the car.

Pruniccia: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Orientierungssinn gefragt
Approach: We cross the Gravona (550m old) to the northern bank and follow the "boucle d'u nidu à u corbu" hiking trail. We have climbed the embankment and take the path to the left at the fork, which runs alongside the Gravona. After a good 10 minutes, we come to a fork in the path and turn right (uphill). Where the path begins to descend again in a marked leftward haipin bend (675m alt.), we take the inconspicuous path that runs uphill through the maquis. At an altitude of about 750m we pass a rocky ridge (see photo) and immediately after this we descend to the left. Only indistinct tracks lead down through the dense maquis into the streambed (730m old). If you want to head for the upper entry at 990m alt., continue along the overgrown path until it reaches the stream at about 820m altitude (not verified, but marked on IGN map, garden shears essential). There you change to the orographic right-hand slope and climb over the rocky ridge to an altitude of a good 1000m. Here you will find a descent option to the stream. In this attractive upper part there are slides and a narrow section with a C32. Jourdan/Fiorina first descend to the lower entry and from here head for the upper entry on the orographic right side of the stream. Additional time required for access about 1.5 hours.
Tour: See video and photos (entry here at about 780m altitude)

Sababach: Canyon Start
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2025-08-31: Stands all in order. Everything very slippery there. Fixed ropes in good condition. Access via ortographic left hiking trail: approx. 1h Time in the canyon: 3.5h (solo) Partly sunny in the afternoon....
2025-04-12: Everything tip top.
Approach: Via the forest road (Reintalstraße) or on shortcuts into the Reintal valley in the direction of Musauer Alm, Otto-Mayer-Hütte to the bridge over the Sababach. Entry before the bridge right down into the streambed. At the alternative access (recommended if there is no possibility of transfer) we follow the forest road on the orographic left side of the slope to the foot of the slope, turn right (north) and hike along the foot of the slope, finally pathless, until we meet the hiking trail coming from Musau. Now (at 835m altitude) we turn left and walk up the Achselsteig into the forest (signpost "Musauer Alm, Otto-Mayer-Hütte, ..."). We cross a yoke ("Achsel" - 1140m altitude) and follow the forest road downhill to the stream. Even before reaching the bridge on sight pathless left down into the streambed (1090m altitude).
Tour: First forest gorge with mostly sloping rappel, then narrower but short Schrofenschlucht before you stand above the big waterfall. Mostly decent water flow, but you do not get to feel in the rappel. To reach the rappelling points, however, the current must often be crossed, which is not unproblematic because of the extremely slippery rock. Above the two highest rappels you meet a via ferrata - either cross to the left or cross from the right over a two-rope bridge to the rappel stand on the left side (here also directly rappel possibility in 2 rappels). From the top it goes alternatively 27m down, then another 43m right in the dry. In the last part there is a short rappel feeling - rappel 18m under the clamping block (alternatively on the right between the two water footholds in the free slope), finally rappel 4m and 10m over a double step (attention: hollow space on the left in the first part) through the water. In case of strong water flow, dry rappel from the top left.

Sababach: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-08-31: Stands all in order. Everything very slippery there. Fixed ropes in good condition. Access via ortographic left hiking trail: approx. 1h Time in the canyon: 3.5h (solo) Partly sunny in the afternoon....
2025-04-12: Everything tip top.
Comment: Wanderparkplatz
Access: Parking entry: From Reutte via Pflach and Unterletzen in the direction of Gasthaus Bärenfalle. From the direction of Füssen on the L69 via Musau approach. Pass the inn and follow the forest road for a short while - many parking possibilities. For the alternative access on the orographic left side of the stream, we park the car on a forest road next to the bridge of the L69 over the Sababach.
Return: Orogr. left to a disused sawmill ("Höllmühle") and hike along the forest road to the main road (parking for second car). Return along the road to the parking entry at the Bärenfalle inn.

Sababach: Canyon End
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2025-08-31: Stands all in order. Everything very slippery there. Fixed ropes in good condition. Access via ortographic left hiking trail: approx. 1h Time in the canyon: 3.5h (solo) Partly sunny in the afternoon....
2025-04-12: Everything tip top.
Return: Orogr. left to a disused sawmill ("Höllmühle") and hike along the forest road to the main road (parking for second car). Return along the road to the parking entry at the Bärenfalle inn.

Scharnbach: Canyon Start
2025-04-20: The amount of fallen trees in the Scharnbach has unfortunately increased from "a lot" to "way too many". Also one of the slipperiest canyons out there. Together this makes for a slow, strenuous and no...
2023-10-23: Unfortunately currently dry, some pools with water so that slides are possible. Hooks all good. Very slippery. Otherwise, some nice rappels. Best to go after prolonged rain.
Approach: At the parking lot, cross the Litzlbach stream and follow the path for about 850m until you reach a steep bend to the right. We do not follow the forest road further around the bend but continue straight into the forest. Follow the path for about 500m until you reach a crossroads. There straight on. Go another 550m to a trail branching off to the left and then follow it until the creek approaches at about 3 hm and enter the Scharnbach. Very overgrown because little used. (00h 50')
Tour: Rappel and downclimb over smaller steps, small slides, smooth "terrain", always deadwood obstacles to overcome. Then the C27, again downclimbing over deadwood, a narrower passage, some possible jumps and finally in the open creek bed out to the bridge and the exit.

Scharnbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-20: The amount of fallen trees in the Scharnbach has unfortunately increased from "a lot" to "way too many". Also one of the slipperiest canyons out there. Together this makes for a slow, strenuous and no...
2023-10-23: Unfortunately currently dry, some pools with water so that slides are possible. Hooks all good. Very slippery. Otherwise, some nice rappels. Best to go after prolonged rain.
Comment: Parkplatz nach dem Wertstoffhof.
Access: German Alpine Road - B 305, 6 km from Inzell southwards, or 5 km from Schneizlreuth northwards to the southern end of Weißbach on the Alpine Road. Here turn onto Sägmühlweg and cross the Weißbach, then continue for a few meters "am Litzlbach" in a southwesterly direction.drive past the Wertstoffhof and park your car at the next road branching off to the left.
Return: After the confluence with a stream coming from the right (southwestern direction), we continue walking for about 200 m in the now open streambed, before we get off to the right up to the bridge. Over the bridge to the left on the slope in the direction NNW downhill, finally again over the Litzlbach, to the village and the car. (00h 15`)

Scharnbach: Canyon End
2025-04-20: The amount of fallen trees in the Scharnbach has unfortunately increased from "a lot" to "way too many". Also one of the slipperiest canyons out there. Together this makes for a slow, strenuous and no...
2023-10-23: Unfortunately currently dry, some pools with water so that slides are possible. Hooks all good. Very slippery. Otherwise, some nice rappels. Best to go after prolonged rain.
Return: After the confluence with a stream coming from the right (southwestern direction), we continue walking for about 200 m in the now open streambed, before we get off to the right up to the bridge. Over the bridge to the left on the slope in the direction NNW downhill, finally again over the Litzlbach, to the village and the car. (00h 15`)

Grosdar (aval): Canyon Start
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Approach: Now we follow the signpost "Cascade de la Queue de Cheval" to the waterfall "Cascade de la Queue d'Âne", which concludes our tour, where we can check the water flow. Then we continue to the second bridge where we can see the "Cascade de la Queue de Cheval". Below the bridge we climb.
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos

Grosdar (aval): Canyon End
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Return: After the final C30 we take the path downstream on the left bank. Then across a metal footbridge to the right bank. We follow the sign "reservoir de Serger" and thus come up to the parking lot.

Kibris inf. (II): Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the dirt road to the left past the last house in the OSE direction and keep directly towards the canyons. Upon reaching the canyon rim - a homestead on the left - the trail swings to the right at a 90 degree angle and now walks along the orographic right edge of the canyons for a good 100 meters. Then it turns left down into the slope above the canyon. We follow it downhill to the wooden bridge over the Kibris. Before the path goes up in an arc to the right on the far bank, we look for a narrow rocky ridge on the left that runs towards the canyons. From there, after a few meters, the access leads down to the right into a steep chute and to the riverbed (entry). If necessary, you can also rope down from the tree here.
Tour: Hike up the riverbed to the only rappel, which we reach after about 20 min. We rappelled to the right of a tree in 2ß11 and 2015. We then continue on a river walk until we are challenged once again in the narrow final passage, depending on the water flow.

Kibris inf. (II): Canyon End
Return: About 70 m after the canyon exit we get off to the right and look for a path in the lower bank, which is repeatedly interrupted here by some slope slides. Once we have picked it up, we first follow it southwards upwards above the river. It then curves around the slope and above a side stream in a southwesterly direction, moving steadily and pleasantly uphill. We then left this path and went up - pathless - to the right. This brings us to a meadow area, at the southeastern edge of which begins the dirt road that leads us successively to 2 farmsteads and finally to the car.

Kibris inf. (II): Parking at Entry
Access: From Sütlegen, we first drive two cars to the parking exit. After leaving the central square in Sütlegen, we take the main road in a southerly direction (signposted Kalkan). After 1350 m, we turn left at a sharp angle. We follow the narrow road downhill and after another 900 m turn left onto a road that walks along the slope at about the same height. Another 300 m further on, we turn right downhill from this road. We follow the road downhill, keep left at a fork (after about 620 m) and then continue for about 2 km. There the road crosses a small stream and emerges onto a meadow. Park the car here for the exit. We could drive another 270 m to the exit of the road, but we don't want to restrict the working area of this farm. Now we take the second car back and drive up the access road. After 2.6 km, we reach the road again, which runs along the slope at about the same altitude, and follow it for a distance of 2470 m. Then we turn off the road at an open angle downhill to the right. Now descend slightly for 480 m and turn right at the junction. Now almost another 300 m, then we park the car for access on the right in the open area in front of the last houses (loudspeaker on wooden pole). This is the same parking lot as for the exit from Kibris superior.
Return: About 70 m after the canyon exit we get off to the right and look for a path in the lower bank, which is repeatedly interrupted here by some slope slides. Once we have picked it up, we first follow it southwards upwards above the river. It then curves around the slope and above a side stream in a southwesterly direction, moving steadily and pleasantly uphill. We then left this path and went up - pathless - to the right. This brings us to a meadow area, at the southeastern edge of which begins the dirt road that leads us successively to 2 farmsteads and finally to the car.

Kibris inf. (II): Parking at Exit
Access: From Sütlegen, we first drive two cars to the parking exit. After leaving the central square in Sütlegen, we take the main road in a southerly direction (signposted Kalkan). After 1350 m, we turn left at a sharp angle. We follow the narrow road downhill and after another 900 m turn left onto a road that walks along the slope at about the same height. Another 300 m further on, we turn right downhill from this road. We follow the road downhill, keep left at a fork (after about 620 m) and then continue for about 2 km. There the road crosses a small stream and emerges onto a meadow. Park the car here for the exit. We could drive another 270 m to the exit of the road, but we don't want to restrict the working area of this farm. Now we take the second car back and drive up the access road. After 2.6 km, we reach the road again, which runs along the slope at about the same altitude, and follow it for a distance of 2470 m. Then we turn off the road at an open angle downhill to the right. Now descend slightly for 480 m and turn right at the junction. Now almost another 300 m, then we park the car for access on the right in the open area in front of the last houses (loudspeaker on wooden pole). This is the same parking lot as for the exit from Kibris superior.
Return: About 70 m after the canyon exit we get off to the right and look for a path in the lower bank, which is repeatedly interrupted here by some slope slides. Once we have picked it up, we first follow it southwards upwards above the river. It then curves around the slope and above a side stream in a southwesterly direction, moving steadily and pleasantly uphill. We then left this path and went up - pathless - to the right. This brings us to a meadow area, at the southeastern edge of which begins the dirt road that leads us successively to 2 farmsteads and finally to the car.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Canyon End
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Return: At the karst spring at the exit of the canyon, turn right onto the path and cross the footbridge out of the canyon.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Canyon Start
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Comment: Entrée pour integral (descente)
Approach: At access B from orographic. right next to the bridge into the river. At access A down the tree-free aisle to the river and there left to the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: The first section of the gorge up to access B can be seen on the video and the corresponding photos. The last section of the gorge is very narrow. The long part in between probably has the character of a hiking canyon, but has not yet been climbed by the author. See also Here is a translation of this link: http://pandernegi.org/saklikent-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/ Technical report on the Saklıkent Canyon Technical report of the Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Document number: PD-KTR14 Date: 16.08.2019 - 17.08.2019 Technical report team: Inside Canyon; Ayşen ÖZASLAN, Erdal ÖZASLAN, Haydar DAŞTAN, Kadir YILMAZ / Outside the Canyon; Kübra YILMAZ Location of the canyon entrance: Antalya, Kaş - bridge between Çamlıköy and the village of Yayla Aklar Coordinates of the canyon entrance: 36.431151, 29.464668 Altitude of the canyon entrance: 775 m. Canyon exit location: Antalya - Muğla border, facilities of Saklıkent National Park Canyon exit coordinates: 36.473814, 29.403422 Starting altitude of the canyon: 130 m. Difference in altitude: 645 m. Length: 9.08 km. Wall height: 220 m. Access and exit distance to the canyon by vehicle: 27.1 km. * The measurements were taken between the station and the landing site (low water flow). 1st landing; Length: 36.79 m. Station: Artificial Material: Bridge railing Features; - The station can be installed on the bridge railing near the left wall of the canyon and provides a comfortable descent by ensuring foot contact with the wall of the canyon. - A rope guard must be installed to prevent the concrete section of the bridge from cutting the rope. - The descent has a constant positive and negative gradient as the wall is very jagged. - The landing is on clayey and stony ground of various sizes. 2nd landing; Length: 13.76 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The descent has a positive gradient. - You enter the waterfall in the middle of the descent. - The landing is in shallow water. 3rd landing; Length: 9.23 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent are positive, then negative, and after the descent from the negative part to the balcony, it has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 4th landing; Length: 29.37 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - It is the first descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - Be sure to switch on your headlamp before landing. - Upon entering the ropes, the side of the rock you are standing on is empty and water is flowing through the gap. - The descent is through the waterfall. - The descent has a positive gradient. - The landing is on the balcony. - The balcony is narrow, muddy and quite slippery. - A maximum of 4 athletes can stand on the balcony. 5th landing; Length: 17.49 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - It is the second descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - The descent has a positive slope for the first few meters, then a negative slope and a positive slope at the exit. - There is a waterfall on the left-hand side of the descent. - The landing is in shallow water. 6th landing; Length: 6.44 m. Station: Natural Structure: Protocol Features; - A waterfall flows on the right side of the descent. - This is the third and final descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - The landing is in deep water. - The descent can also be made by jumping. - After the 6th descent, the horizontal cave begins. - After the horizontal cave, the canyon takes on the shape of a valley and is an area suitable for canyons. - After the 6th descent, the canyon is valley-shaped and can be reached over and under huge rocks. - Caution is advised in the valley, which is suitable for access by wild animals. 7th landing; Length: 5.36 m. Station: Natural Structure: Rock Features; - The station is located in a rock next to the right wall of the canyon. - As the station is underground, the empty hand rule must be followed. - The first few meters of the descent have a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing point is rocky and varies in size. 8th landing; Length: 10.67 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on a rock near the right wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope and the rest has a negative slope. - The landing point is mud. 9th landing; Length: 9.25 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope and the exit has a positive slope. - The landing point is a rock. 10th landing; Length: 6.27 m. Station: Natural Structure: Log Characteristics; - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope and the rest has a negative slope. - The descent has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 11. landing; Length: 13.36 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the right wall of the canyon. - The descent has a positive gradient. - A waterfall flows on the right side of the descent. - The landing is in deep water. 12th landing; Length: 10.13 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Half of the descent has a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 13th landing; Length: 13.29 m. Station: Natural Structure: Protocol Characteristics; - The descent has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 14th landing; Length: 13.75 m. Station: Natural Structure: Rock Features; - The station is located in a rock next to the right wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent are positive, the rest negative and the last ones The landing is in shallow water. 15th landing; Length: 3.96 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Landing in shallow water. - The dark zone begins after the 15th descent. - After the dark zone, the canyon takes the shape of a valley. - It is reached by going over and under huge rocks in the shape of a valley. - The canyon then leaves the valley shape and runs as a river walk until the next descent. 16th landing; Length: 5.90 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - Landing in shallow water. 17.landing; Length: 5.30 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Half of the descent has a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing is in deep water. * The trailing descent (length of descent x 2) and the rope allowance (2 m each) for the belayed athlete are calculated and used for the descents; - The shortest rope is 11.92 m long. - The longest rope is 77.58 m long. * The entrance to the canyon is before the first descent. As there is only a short distance between the entrance to the canyon and the first descent, start the descent from the bridge. * If there are no problems, the canyon can be done with one night of camping by moving quickly with a team of 4 people. * The first parts of the canyon are a river walk and the wall height is not high. * The factor that makes even the easiest movement in the canyon difficult is the swamp. * In some places it sinks to waist height. * From the moment you enter the bottom of the canyon, you must continue through the swamp and the traps it creates until you reach the exit. * Don't skip it just because it's soft here. Because there may be rocks directly below the swamp appearance. As you descend with one step, you may step on a muddy surface with a rocky bottom with the other step. * Be careful with each step to avoid foot fractures or sprains. * Horizontal and vertical localized fractures are slippery layers. These are the cracks and crevices you will see on the walls in the canyon. These points can shift, especially in wet conditions and light vibrations. * You can see these cracks in many parts of the canyon. * There are huge rocks between the walls of the canyon. * The canyon has wind corridors, especially from the first part onwards. * A beautiful waterfall flows in the cave. * After the 6th descent, the canyon takes the form of a narrow channel and you have to walk through the waterfalls and swim in water that is more than high in places. * The mud in the canal after the 6th descent is quite difficult for the athletes. * After leaving the cave after the 6th descent, the first valley form begins. * After the 6th descent, you can exit the canyon by bypassing a point in the valley form. After entering the valley after the 6th descent and after about an hour of walking with 4 people, the exit is located where the top of the right wall of the canyon has the shape of an arch. If you look at this slope from below, the right side is a steep slope. First you go up from there, where the water has shaped the marble and makes it look like a step. Then you reach the most difficult steep climb through the trees. Once you have conquered this difficult ascent, you will find the goat path and leave the canyon. There are fields behind the hill and it is very close to the village. Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Bypass Point Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Bypass Point * After the 15th descent, the second valley form begins and there is a landslide area, so be careful. * Since the anchors at the stations were destroyed by floods and rocks and there was no previous technical report on the canyon, natural stations were favored as much as possible to use the 25 anchors next to us sparingly. * Canyon anchoring will be done in the future. * For accommodation before and/or after the canyon pass, you can choose the tree houses, bungalow houses or tent areas at the Saklıkent Gorge Club in the Saklıkent National Park facilities. * One of the places where you can eat after the canyon is Saklıkent Gorge Club, which is located in Saklıkent National Park facilities at the exit of the canyon. Address: Andifli, Kayadibi village, Saklıkent Mevkii, Saklıkent National Park facilities in Kaş/Antalya Coordinates of the Saklıkent Gorge Club: 36.473945, 29.401629 Phone: 0252 659 00 74 / 0532 603 15 95 / 0533 438 41 01 * The closest settlement to the canyon entrance is Antalya Kaş Çamlıköy, and the closest settlement to the canyon exit is the border between Antalya and Muğla, Saklıkent National Park facilities. * The closest health facility to the canyon is Muğla Seydikemer. * If you experience a vehicle malfunction, Muğla Seydikemer is the closest auto industry to the canyon. * The last place to do your canyon shopping is Muğla Seydikemer. * Do not go canyoning without your bolt set. * Please note that the canyon structures are variable. * Check the weather forecast until the last moment. * If the team leader determines that there are risks at the canyon entrance due to sudden developments or risks that he cannot take due to nature or the athletes, he must cancel the event.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Entrée 2 : rappel du pont (descente)
Approach: At access B from orographic. right next to the bridge into the river. At access A down the tree-free aisle to the river and there left to the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: The first section of the gorge up to access B can be seen on the video and the corresponding photos. The last section of the gorge is very narrow. The long part in between probably has the character of a hiking canyon, but has not yet been climbed by the author. See also Here is a translation of this link: http://pandernegi.org/saklikent-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/ Technical report on the Saklıkent Canyon Technical report of the Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Document number: PD-KTR14 Date: 16.08.2019 - 17.08.2019 Technical report team: Inside Canyon; Ayşen ÖZASLAN, Erdal ÖZASLAN, Haydar DAŞTAN, Kadir YILMAZ / Outside the Canyon; Kübra YILMAZ Location of the canyon entrance: Antalya, Kaş - bridge between Çamlıköy and the village of Yayla Aklar Coordinates of the canyon entrance: 36.431151, 29.464668 Altitude of the canyon entrance: 775 m. Canyon exit location: Antalya - Muğla border, facilities of Saklıkent National Park Canyon exit coordinates: 36.473814, 29.403422 Starting altitude of the canyon: 130 m. Difference in altitude: 645 m. Length: 9.08 km. Wall height: 220 m. Access and exit distance to the canyon by vehicle: 27.1 km. * The measurements were taken between the station and the landing site (low water flow). 1st landing; Length: 36.79 m. Station: Artificial Material: Bridge railing Features; - The station can be installed on the bridge railing near the left wall of the canyon and provides a comfortable descent by ensuring foot contact with the wall of the canyon. - A rope guard must be installed to prevent the concrete section of the bridge from cutting the rope. - The descent has a constant positive and negative gradient as the wall is very jagged. - The landing is on clayey and stony ground of various sizes. 2nd landing; Length: 13.76 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The descent has a positive gradient. - You enter the waterfall in the middle of the descent. - The landing is in shallow water. 3rd landing; Length: 9.23 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent are positive, then negative, and after the descent from the negative part to the balcony, it has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 4th landing; Length: 29.37 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - It is the first descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - Be sure to switch on your headlamp before landing. - Upon entering the ropes, the side of the rock you are standing on is empty and water is flowing through the gap. - The descent is through the waterfall. - The descent has a positive gradient. - The landing is on the balcony. - The balcony is narrow, muddy and quite slippery. - A maximum of 4 athletes can stand on the balcony. 5th landing; Length: 17.49 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - It is the second descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - The descent has a positive slope for the first few meters, then a negative slope and a positive slope at the exit. - There is a waterfall on the left-hand side of the descent. - The landing is in shallow water. 6th landing; Length: 6.44 m. Station: Natural Structure: Protocol Features; - A waterfall flows on the right side of the descent. - This is the third and final descent of the cave section. - Be sure to leave a guide rope on this descent, as the canyon may be closed due to falling rocks in the cave section and you may have to come back. - The landing is in deep water. - The descent can also be made by jumping. - After the 6th descent, the horizontal cave begins. - After the horizontal cave, the canyon takes on the shape of a valley and is an area suitable for canyons. - After the 6th descent, the canyon is valley-shaped and can be reached over and under huge rocks. - Caution is advised in the valley, which is suitable for access by wild animals. 7th landing; Length: 5.36 m. Station: Natural Structure: Rock Features; - The station is located in a rock next to the right wall of the canyon. - As the station is underground, the empty hand rule must be followed. - The first few meters of the descent have a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing point is rocky and varies in size. 8th landing; Length: 10.67 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on a rock near the right wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope and the rest has a negative slope. - The landing point is mud. 9th landing; Length: 9.25 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - The station is located on the left wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope and the exit has a positive slope. - The landing point is a rock. 10th landing; Length: 6.27 m. Station: Natural Structure: Log Characteristics; - The first meters of the descent have a positive slope and the rest has a negative slope. - The descent has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 11. landing; Length: 13.36 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - The station is located on the right wall of the canyon. - The descent has a positive gradient. - A waterfall flows on the right side of the descent. - The landing is in deep water. 12th landing; Length: 10.13 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Half of the descent has a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 13th landing; Length: 13.29 m. Station: Natural Structure: Protocol Characteristics; - The descent has a positive slope. - The landing is in shallow water. 14th landing; Length: 13.75 m. Station: Natural Structure: Rock Features; - The station is located in a rock next to the right wall of the canyon. - The first meters of the descent are positive, the rest negative and the last ones The landing is in shallow water. 15th landing; Length: 3.96 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Landing in shallow water. - The dark zone begins after the 15th descent. - After the dark zone, the canyon takes the shape of a valley. - It is reached by going over and under huge rocks in the shape of a valley. - The canyon then leaves the valley shape and runs as a river walk until the next descent. 16th landing; Length: 5.90 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of bolt Characteristics; - Landing in shallow water. 17.landing; Length: 5.30 m. Station: Artificial Material: 1 piece of pin Characteristics; - Half of the descent has a positive slope, the rest has a negative slope. - The landing is in deep water. * The trailing descent (length of descent x 2) and the rope allowance (2 m each) for the belayed athlete are calculated and used for the descents; - The shortest rope is 11.92 m long. - The longest rope is 77.58 m long. * The entrance to the canyon is before the first descent. As there is only a short distance between the entrance to the canyon and the first descent, start the descent from the bridge. * If there are no problems, the canyon can be done with one night of camping by moving quickly with a team of 4 people. * The first parts of the canyon are a river walk and the wall height is not high. * The factor that makes even the easiest movement in the canyon difficult is the swamp. * In some places it sinks to waist height. * From the moment you enter the bottom of the canyon, you must continue through the swamp and the traps it creates until you reach the exit. * Don't skip it just because it's soft here. Because there may be rocks directly below the swamp appearance. As you descend with one step, you may step on a muddy surface with a rocky bottom with the other step. * Be careful with each step to avoid foot fractures or sprains. * Horizontal and vertical localized fractures are slippery layers. These are the cracks and crevices you will see on the walls in the canyon. These points can shift, especially in wet conditions and light vibrations. * You can see these cracks in many parts of the canyon. * There are huge rocks between the walls of the canyon. * The canyon has wind corridors, especially from the first part onwards. * A beautiful waterfall flows in the cave. * After the 6th descent, the canyon takes the form of a narrow channel and you have to walk through the waterfalls and swim in water that is more than high in places. * The mud in the canal after the 6th descent is quite difficult for the athletes. * After leaving the cave after the 6th descent, the first valley form begins. * After the 6th descent, you can exit the canyon by bypassing a point in the valley form. After entering the valley after the 6th descent and after about an hour of walking with 4 people, the exit is located where the top of the right wall of the canyon has the shape of an arch. If you look at this slope from below, the right side is a steep slope. First you go up from there, where the water has shaped the marble and makes it look like a step. Then you reach the most difficult steep climb through the trees. Once you have conquered this difficult ascent, you will find the goat path and leave the canyon. There are fields behind the hill and it is very close to the village. Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Bypass Point Pan Association Saklıkent Canyon Bypass Point * After the 15th descent, the second valley form begins and there is a landslide area, so be careful. * Since the anchors at the stations were destroyed by floods and rocks and there was no previous technical report on the canyon, natural stations were favored as much as possible to use the 25 anchors next to us sparingly. * Canyon anchoring will be done in the future. * For accommodation before and/or after the canyon pass, you can choose the tree houses, bungalow houses or tent areas at the Saklıkent Gorge Club in the Saklıkent National Park facilities. * One of the places where you can eat after the canyon is Saklıkent Gorge Club, which is located in Saklıkent National Park facilities at the exit of the canyon. Address: Andifli, Kayadibi village, Saklıkent Mevkii, Saklıkent National Park facilities in Kaş/Antalya Coordinates of the Saklıkent Gorge Club: 36.473945, 29.401629 Phone: 0252 659 00 74 / 0532 603 15 95 / 0533 438 41 01 * The closest settlement to the canyon entrance is Antalya Kaş Çamlıköy, and the closest settlement to the canyon exit is the border between Antalya and Muğla, Saklıkent National Park facilities. * The closest health facility to the canyon is Muğla Seydikemer. * If you experience a vehicle malfunction, Muğla Seydikemer is the closest auto industry to the canyon. * The last place to do your canyon shopping is Muğla Seydikemer. * Do not go canyoning without your bolt set. * Please note that the canyon structures are variable. * Check the weather forecast until the last moment. * If the team leader determines that there are risks at the canyon entrance due to sudden developments or risks that he cannot take due to nature or the athletes, he must cancel the event.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Waypoint
Comment: sources du Karst (descente)
Approach: At access B from orographic. right next to the bridge into the river. At access A down the tree-free aisle to the river and there left to the beginning of the gorge.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking pour l\'intégral (descente)
Access: First head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent Gorge. Park your car here for the exit. If you don't want to pay a parking fee, park your car south of the river. Take the second car and drive 700 m (calculated from the road bridge at the canyon exit) in the direction of Palamut, Kalkan (SW). Then we turn left onto a paved road, which leads us up the canyon in many serpentines on the orographic left side. After about 10.7 km we pass some houses (clear view to the east). 150 m further on, a dirt road branches off to the left. We continue on our little road and after a further 670 m take the track to the left at a fork. The next fork awaits us approx. 950 m further on. We stay left again and pass a few houses. 2750m after this last fork, we come to another fork in the track. The total distance from the start of the track in the valley to here is around 15.2 km. Here we have to decide whether we want to enter at the start of the canyon or continue down the canyon from or next to a road bridge into the canyon. If we want to avoid the upper parts of the canyon like the majority of hikers, we continue to the left and after 2.6 km reach the bridge over the canyon. Incidentally, you can also get here on the orographic right-hand side of the gorge via Arsaköy - or rather, past it to the north and largely on tarred roads. We park our car here for this access B. However, if we want to enter at the start of the gorge, we turn right onto a dirt road that leads to the hamlet of Camliova and the road to Sütlegen. After 3.6 km, we come to a tree-free firebreak in a right-hand bend, which descends to the left (north) to the open gravel bed of the Karaçay Dere. We park our car here for this access A. See http://pandernegi.org/saklikent-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/
Return: At the karst spring at the exit of the canyon, turn right onto the path and cross the footbridge out of the canyon.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parking pour l\'entrée 2 (descente)
Access: First head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent Gorge. Park your car here for the exit. If you don't want to pay a parking fee, park your car south of the river. Take the second car and drive 700 m (calculated from the road bridge at the canyon exit) in the direction of Palamut, Kalkan (SW). Then we turn left onto a paved road, which leads us up the canyon in many serpentines on the orographic left side. After about 10.7 km we pass some houses (clear view to the east). 150 m further on, a dirt road branches off to the left. We continue on our little road and after a further 670 m take the track to the left at a fork. The next fork awaits us approx. 950 m further on. We stay left again and pass a few houses. 2750m after this last fork, we come to another fork in the track. The total distance from the start of the track in the valley to here is around 15.2 km. Here we have to decide whether we want to enter at the start of the canyon or continue down the canyon from or next to a road bridge into the canyon. If we want to avoid the upper parts of the canyon like the majority of hikers, we continue to the left and after 2.6 km reach the bridge over the canyon. Incidentally, you can also get here on the orographic right-hand side of the gorge via Arsaköy - or rather, past it to the north and largely on tarred roads. We park our car here for this access B. However, if we want to enter at the start of the gorge, we turn right onto a dirt road that leads to the hamlet of Camliova and the road to Sütlegen. After 3.6 km, we come to a tree-free firebreak in a right-hand bend, which descends to the left (north) to the open gravel bed of the Karaçay Dere. We park our car here for this access A. See http://pandernegi.org/saklikent-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/
Return: At the karst spring at the exit of the canyon, turn right onto the path and cross the footbridge out of the canyon.

Saklikent Kanyonu: Parking at Exit
Access: First head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent Gorge. Park your car here for the exit. If you don't want to pay a parking fee, park your car south of the river. Take the second car and drive 700 m (calculated from the road bridge at the canyon exit) in the direction of Palamut, Kalkan (SW). Then we turn left onto a paved road, which leads us up the canyon in many serpentines on the orographic left side. After about 10.7 km we pass some houses (clear view to the east). 150 m further on, a dirt road branches off to the left. We continue on our little road and after a further 670 m take the track to the left at a fork. The next fork awaits us approx. 950 m further on. We stay left again and pass a few houses. 2750m after this last fork, we come to another fork in the track. The total distance from the start of the track in the valley to here is around 15.2 km. Here we have to decide whether we want to enter at the start of the canyon or continue down the canyon from or next to a road bridge into the canyon. If we want to avoid the upper parts of the canyon like the majority of hikers, we continue to the left and after 2.6 km reach the bridge over the canyon. Incidentally, you can also get here on the orographic right-hand side of the gorge via Arsaköy - or rather, past it to the north and largely on tarred roads. We park our car here for this access B. However, if we want to enter at the start of the gorge, we turn right onto a dirt road that leads to the hamlet of Camliova and the road to Sütlegen. After 3.6 km, we come to a tree-free firebreak in a right-hand bend, which descends to the left (north) to the open gravel bed of the Karaçay Dere. We park our car here for this access A. See http://pandernegi.org/saklikent-kanyonu-teknik-raporu/

Rodakino A (Sikia): Canyon End
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Return: Pass under the road bridge and then left up to the road (wire fence!). Then right to the car (50 m).

Rodakino A (Sikia): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we follow the slope that starts northwest of the parking area and goes up continuously towards NNO. We ignore a track that soon branches off to the left, as well as the track that branches off to the right after about 600 m (from the car) and one that branches off to the left about 100 m further on. We pass through two gates. After a total of almost 1 km we come to the place where the track runs northeast away from the stream (Sikia). Here, where another path joins the Sikia, we descend into the streambed.
Tour: A total of 12 rappel. After about a third of the route, which until then is mainly walked or rappelled (only 2 small rappel), the Rodakino B Canyon opens from the right. From here on, the canyon becomes much more respectable.

Rodakino A (Sikia): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Réthymnon we drive south towards Armeni, Spili, Agia Galini. We drive through Armeni. Approximately 10 km further on we turn right in the direction of Agios Vasinos Sellia. It goes in western direction. After about 10 km (from the turnoff) the road bends south and we pass (high above the streambed) the Kotsifoú canyon. We ignore a road turning left and come to Sellia. Not descending towards Plakia, but continuing straight westward we come after an estimated 18 km to Kato Rodakino. We pass through the village. At its western exit we see a small unpaved parking area on the left. Park the car here.
Return: Pass under the road bridge and then left up to the road (wire fence!). Then right to the car (50 m).

Rodakino A (Sikia): Waypoint
Comment: affluent Rodakino B (descente)
Approach: From the car we follow the slope that starts northwest of the parking area and goes up continuously towards NNO. We ignore a track that soon branches off to the left, as well as the track that branches off to the right after about 600 m (from the car) and one that branches off to the left about 100 m further on. We pass through two gates. After a total of almost 1 km we come to the place where the track runs northeast away from the stream (Sikia). Here, where another path joins the Sikia, we descend into the streambed.

Rodakino A (Sikia): Parking at Entry
Comment: Hier kann man ca. 1 km Shutteln um etwas weg zu sparen.
Access: From Réthymnon we drive south towards Armeni, Spili, Agia Galini. We drive through Armeni. Approximately 10 km further on we turn right in the direction of Agios Vasinos Sellia. It goes in western direction. After about 10 km (from the turnoff) the road bends south and we pass (high above the streambed) the Kotsifoú canyon. We ignore a road turning left and come to Sellia. Not descending towards Plakia, but continuing straight westward we come after an estimated 18 km to Kato Rodakino. We pass through the village. At its western exit we see a small unpaved parking area on the left. Park the car here.
Return: Pass under the road bridge and then left up to the road (wire fence!). Then right to the car (50 m).

Ha Canyon: Canyon Start
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2025-10-10: Monumental. Fantastic descents, dry, end in smelly rapids. I recommend only during the rainy season
Comment: unterer Einstieg
Approach: From the chapel we can choose between an upper and a lower access. The lower access is not so easy to find, but it shortens the descent by almost 1 hour. On the other hand, a 20m rappel is lost and the possibility to contemplate small artesian springs in the streambed. For the upper access, continue along the slope behind the chapel until you reach a few meters from the streambed. Here you take the relatively most pleasant descent. To get to the lower entry, walk west along the edge of the canyon, passing a fenced-in area with a house at the top. About 50m before reaching a cut in the terrain, keep to the right and descend at about a right angle without a path (2022) towards the streambed. Please note the geolocalization at the internet site 'descente-canyon.com' as well as photo 1 on this page.
Tour: A bit more open at the beginning, then narrow gorge in grown rock, high side walls, about 30 rappel, some with handrails to set up. Some possible jumps and slides.

Ha Canyon: Canyon End
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ha canyon Observations:my 80m rope was more than enoughCanyon fed upstream. Intermediate dry. Still the pool with the dead goat, really disgus...
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2025-10-10: Monumental. Fantastic descents, dry, end in smelly rapids. I recommend only during the rainy season
Return: After the diversion structure, downclimb out to the right to the path.

Ha Canyon: Parking at Entry
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2025-10-10: Monumental. Fantastic descents, dry, end in smelly rapids. I recommend only during the rainy season
Comment: 16 km Shuttle, Ende der Straße etwas schlecht, aber geht.
Access: From Ierapetra we take the road towards Agios Nikolaos. After about 5 km we pass Kato Horio on the righthand side and after 10 km (from Ierapetra) we take a fork half-right; the other road leaving at a right angle would lead to Monastiraki. On our road we go about 1200 m (NE) and then cross the gravel bed of the stream that flows through Ha Canyon. Then we orientate to the right and after passing an access road to a factory we reach a chapel, which is located at the exit of the Ha-Canyon (orographic right bank). Here we park one vehicle and return with the other one to Kato Horio, turn left at the beginning of the village, then keep straight south for about 700 m until we find the road to Thripti (east at the beginning). From here we drive uphill for a good 7.5 km until shortly after a prominent left turn a dirt road turns off to the left. We take this road (2022 well drivable with a normal car, but not with 5 heavy persons ;) ); it leads horizontally along the slope of the Ha and after about 400 m (from the beginning of the track) we reach the chapel Agia Annna, where we park the other vehicle (see also
Return: After the diversion structure, downclimb out to the right to the path.

Ha Canyon: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ierapetra we take the road towards Agios Nikolaos. After about 5 km we pass Kato Horio on the righthand side and after 10 km (from Ierapetra) we take a fork half-right; the other road leaving at a right angle would lead to Monastiraki. On our road we go about 1200 m (NE) and then cross the gravel bed of the stream that flows through Ha Canyon. Then we orientate to the right and after passing an access road to a factory we reach a chapel, which is located at the exit of the Ha-Canyon (orographic right bank). Here we park one vehicle and return with the other one to Kato Horio, turn left at the beginning of the village, then keep straight south for about 700 m until we find the road to Thripti (east at the beginning). From here we drive uphill for a good 7.5 km until shortly after a prominent left turn a dirt road turns off to the left. We take this road (2022 well drivable with a normal car, but not with 5 heavy persons ;) ); it leads horizontally along the slope of the Ha and after about 400 m (from the beginning of the track) we reach the chapel Agia Annna, where we park the other vehicle (see also
Return: After the diversion structure, downclimb out to the right to the path.

Ha Canyon: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: oberer Einstieg
Approach: From the chapel we can choose between an upper and a lower access. The lower access is not so easy to find, but it shortens the descent by almost 1 hour. On the other hand, a 20m rappel is lost and the possibility to contemplate small artesian springs in the streambed. For the upper access, continue along the slope behind the chapel until you reach a few meters from the streambed. Here you take the relatively most pleasant descent. To get to the lower entry, walk west along the edge of the canyon, passing a fenced-in area with a house at the top. About 50m before reaching a cut in the terrain, keep to the right and descend at about a right angle without a path (2022) towards the streambed. Please note the geolocalization at the internet site 'descente-canyon.com' as well as photo 1 on this page.
Tour: A bit more open at the beginning, then narrow gorge in grown rock, high side walls, about 30 rappel, some with handrails to set up. Some possible jumps and slides.

Alecrim: Canyon Start
Approach: You can now walk down the closed tarred road for about 300 m until it crosses the Alecrim in a ford, or you can climb up along the edge of the ER 110 until you reach Levada Ribeira Grande. Follow it to the left (east) until it crosses the Alecrim (300 m of descent and 2 smaller rappels to the entry at the road ford).
Tour: Continuing after Levada 25 Fontes is actually only worthwhile when there is water flow. In this case, you can get out immediately before the double step C11/C85 without a path on the left up to Levada 25 Fontes (100 m), if you want to do without the C85.

Alecrim: Canyon End
Return: Either exit left on the crossing Levada 25 Fontes and then orographic. right up to Rabacal.If there is still water flowing below the levada and / or you have long ropes, you can continue to descend and after 4 smaller rappels to the 85 m rappel. At the confluence of the Alecrim with the Ribeira da Janela, follow the orographic left bank upwards to the footbridge. From here, take the path on the right up to Rabacal.

Cales II: Canyon Start
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Approach: Either enter a few meters downstream north of the old bridge (View with Google Earth: 32.699343/-16.903446) or north of the road bridge (32.700972/-16.903361) of ER-103.
Tour: Probably the only canyon descending south from the main ridge; 8 rappels in basalt, longer run in scree streambed. Rappels partly bypassable or rappeling from trees possible.

Cales II: Canyon End
2024-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cales We did part 3. The first 4-5 abseils are nice (guided part) after that there is endless walking on slippery stones, through thorns and o...
2024-03-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cales Le canyon Cales dispose de 4 sections au total. Cales 1 est très simple et touristique. Cales 2 a beaucoup d'arbres tombé a cause d´un i...
Return: After the wide ramp-like drop towards the exit of the canyon, you can see a cemented platform at the bottom (former water catchment). Here on the right bank downstream to the road, as the last waterfalls are not secured (2010).

Cales II: Parking at Entry
2024-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cales We did part 3. The first 4-5 abseils are nice (guided part) after that there is endless walking on slippery stones, through thorns and o...
2024-03-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cales Le canyon Cales dispose de 4 sections au total. Cales 1 est très simple et touristique. Cales 2 a beaucoup d'arbres tombé a cause d´un i...
Access: From Funchal on the ER-103 via Monte in the direction of Col de Poiso. A few kilometers after the end of Monte, in the hamlet of Terreiro da Luta, turn right onto the ER-201 and continue northeast for about 1400 m until you reach the Cales. Take the second car back to Terreiro da Luta, turn right again onto the ER-103 and drive uphill for about 2 km. After a long straight with a half avenue, you will see the administration building of the Parque Ecologico on the left. Park the other car here.
Return: After the wide ramp-like drop towards the exit of the canyon, you can see a cemented platform at the bottom (former water catchment). Here on the right bank downstream to the road, as the last waterfalls are not secured (2010).

Cales II: Parking at Exit
Access: From Funchal on the ER-103 via Monte in the direction of Col de Poiso. A few kilometers after the end of Monte, in the hamlet of Terreiro da Luta, turn right onto the ER-201 and continue northeast for about 1400 m until you reach the Cales. Take the second car back to Terreiro da Luta, turn right again onto the ER-103 and drive uphill for about 2 km. After a long straight with a half avenue, you will see the administration building of the Parque Ecologico on the left. Park the other car here.
Return: After the wide ramp-like drop towards the exit of the canyon, you can see a cemented platform at the bottom (former water catchment). Here on the right bank downstream to the road, as the last waterfalls are not secured (2010).

Piantonetto: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry below the bridge, possibly also below the small reservoir.
Tour: Initially aquatic until the water drainage. Then 7-11 rappel, slide and possible jumps. The highest rappel at 57m has a relay (12m/45m). It is recommended to exit to the right after "R7" on the topographic view at the water diversion at 750m. Alternatively, you can descend a bit further to get off just before the E-Werk.

Piantonetto: Canyon End
Return: Down the path to the power plant.

Saint Vincent: Canyon Start
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Approach: * (integral)\n * * (lower part only)\n * (lower part only)
Tour: see photos, videos & topographic views

Saint Vincent: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: *
Return: After the Cascade des Anglais get off on the footpath and on it to the car.

Saint Vincent: Canyon End
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Return: After the Cascade des Anglais get off on the footpath and on it to the car.

Gorges du Tapoul: Canyon End
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Return: On clear path left up to the road and on this back to the parking lot

Gorges du Tapoul: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot east down to the creek
Tour: The attractive canyon in the dark granite rock has no boring walking passages, some good possible jumps and is also heavily frequented commercially (so get in as early as possible). The water is fresh even in summer and the rock is slippery.

Gorges du Tapoul: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking pour la navette mairie (descente)
Access: Leave the Rhone Valley highway A-7 (Autoroute de Soleil) at exit 19 (Bollene) and head west past Pont-St. Esprit to Bagnols. From there, continue to Alès (approx. 70 km). In Ales, take the N-106 leading to Mende and after 56 km you will reach Florac. Before reaching Florac, turn south onto the D-907 towards Meyrueis. After 5.5 km, follow the road to the right at a junction and after another 9.5 km, in the hamlet of les Vanels, turn left. 5.5 km later, in Rousses, leave the D-907. Turn right onto the D-119, after approx. 4 km you will reach a parking lot with a signpost (before a right-hand bend). Park your car here. From the beginning of June to the exit of August, use the parking lot in Rousses set up for canyonists and take the shuttle bus to the entry (see regulations below).
Return: On clear path left up to the road and on this back to the parking lot

Gorges du Tapoul: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: Leave the Rhone Valley highway A-7 (Autoroute de Soleil) at exit 19 (Bollene) and head west past Pont-St. Esprit to Bagnols. From there, continue to Alès (approx. 70 km). In Ales, take the N-106 leading to Mende and after 56 km you will reach Florac. Before reaching Florac, turn south onto the D-907 towards Meyrueis. After 5.5 km, follow the road to the right at a junction and after another 9.5 km, in the hamlet of les Vanels, turn left. 5.5 km later, in Rousses, leave the D-907. Turn right onto the D-119, after approx. 4 km you will reach a parking lot with a signpost (before a right-hand bend). Park your car here. From the beginning of June to the exit of August, use the parking lot in Rousses set up for canyonists and take the shuttle bus to the entry (see regulations below).
Return: On clear path left up to the road and on this back to the parking lot

Ourdaybi: Canyon Start
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Approach: From here we follow the footprints that lead in a slight right turn down into the streambed.
Tour: In the smooth washed limestone and clear water it goes downhill. Tree entanglement must be expected. Already in 1999 firmly installed handrails. Longer runs. Caution at the 28 m waterfall: hole in the chute under the water jet !

Ourdaybi: Canyon End
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Return: After a 5 m rappel and about 250 m of walking, we see a metal ladder on the righthand side, over which we climb the right slope. Then it is only a few meters to the car.

Ourdaybi: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: From here we follow the footprints that lead in a slight right turn down into the streambed.
Tour: In the smooth washed limestone and clear water it goes downhill. Tree entanglement must be expected. Already in 1999 firmly installed handrails. Longer runs. Caution at the 28 m waterfall: hole in the chute under the water jet !

Ourdaybi: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: sortie par l\'escalier du fer (descente)
Return: After a 5 m rappel and about 250 m of walking, we see a metal ladder on the righthand side, over which we climb the right slope. Then it is only a few meters to the car.

Ourdaybi: Parking at Entry
Access: From Oloron-Sainte-Marie, take the D-919, then the D-918 towards Tardets(-Sorholus). 1 km before reaching the village of Tardets, we join the D-26 and follow it for 8.3 km in a southerly direction (Larrau, St. Engrace). Then turn left onto the D-113 and continue for 5.5 km to La Caserne with the Mairie (mayor's office) de Saite-Engrace. Immediately after La Caserne, turn half right off the D-113 and cross the river (Gave de Sainte-Engrace) 450 m further on. At the fork 70 m further on, stay right and continue up the canyon rim. In a hairpin bend to the left, we park our (possibly lower) car (400 m after the last fork). With a second car, we continue uphill in a wide right-hand bend until we reach the upper parking lot in a leftward haipin bend (3.2 km from the lower parking lot) cf.: See also
Return: After a 5 m rappel and about 250 m of walking, we see a metal ladder on the righthand side, over which we climb the right slope. Then it is only a few meters to the car.

Althagneta: Canyon Start
Approach: see and (approach from the parking lot at the entrance to the Kakueta canyon)
Tour: see photos, videos and topographic view

Althagneta: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From Pau on the A64, we drive via Oleron-St-Marie in the direction of Sainte Engrace. We park the car in the parking lot at the entrance to the Kakueta canyon - see "Approach from Pau" in "Photo gallery. If we have a second car available, we can do the following:
Return: see

Althagneta: Canyon End
Comment: A la conflence avec Kakouetta (descente)
Return: see

Althagneta: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking touristique des gorges de Kakouetta (descente)
Access: From Pau on the A64, we drive via Oleron-St-Marie in the direction of Sainte Engrace. We park the car in the parking lot at the entrance to the Kakueta canyon - see "Approach from Pau" in "Photo gallery. If we have a second car available, we can do the following:
Return: see

Althagneta: Waypoint
Comment: Résurgence en cascade (descente)
Approach: see and (approach from the parking lot at the entrance to the Kakueta canyon)

Rio de lis Cladis: Canyon Start
2025-09-22: Lower part only, it took 2,5 hours. Some more water might have been nicer, but at least there was some for decoration. Anchors are OK, all double points and someone must have put in new ropes recently...
2024-05-06: We did whole canyon needs more water to be fun. Checked all anchors and changed all the ropes in the lower part.
2023-04-02: Have as we came into the gorge have not found a hook and set a ring or. re. The upper part has very good stands (innox chain stands) lower part has partly old ropes in it. Rope remnants and Borset tak...
Approach: At a white signpost, follow path 633 uphill across meadows (initially only very indistinct tracks). At a statue of the Virgin Mary, cross a stream and initially ascend westwards. After a left-hand bend, the path soon leads into the canyon of the Rio de lis Cladis. After about 40 minutes, you cross the stream - an entry point if you only want to walk the lower section. Continue steeply and in places secured with wire ropes up over a craggy spur before the path leads into a less steep beech forest. After the second flattening at around 960m above sea level (GPS 46.393583N, 13.362433), descend pathless over steep forest to the right into the canyon. The first abseil point is located after a waterfall on the left-hand side of the gorge (GPS 46' 23' 34.93 - 13' 21' 41.43).
Tour: Rappel 5 meters and cross to the other side of the canyon where the next anchor (14m) is located. There are 7 more abseils up to 20m (chain anchors) until the junction with the hiking trail. After the crossroads, the abseiling points become higher and the belays worse (2 expansion bolts each). Abseiling sequence: 10m, 6m, 25m, 20m, 5m, 33m, 10m. A 35m rappel at risk of falling rocks brings us to the mouth of a tributary stream (from here on called Rio Impresis). The Rio Impresis takes us over a beautiful 43m waterfall into the depths before a final 5m rappel follows. After a short boulder hop over giant pebbles, exit left via a path.

Rio de lis Cladis: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-22: Lower part only, it took 2,5 hours. Some more water might have been nicer, but at least there was some for decoration. Anchors are OK, all double points and someone must have put in new ropes recently...
2024-05-06: We did whole canyon needs more water to be fun. Checked all anchors and changed all the ropes in the lower part.
2023-04-02: Have as we came into the gorge have not found a hook and set a ring or. re. The upper part has very good stands (innox chain stands) lower part has partly old ropes in it. Rope remnants and Borset tak...
Comment: Pezzeit
Access: Coming from Chiusaforte, enter the Raccolana valley in the direction of Sella Nevea. Follow the sign for Pezzeit - just before the exit of the road parking on the left (GPS 46' 24' 0.38 - 13' 21' 23.64).
Return: Take the path back towards path 633, which you reach at the statue of the Virgin Mary.

Rio de lis Cladis: Canyon End
2025-09-22: Lower part only, it took 2,5 hours. Some more water might have been nicer, but at least there was some for decoration. Anchors are OK, all double points and someone must have put in new ropes recently...
2024-05-06: We did whole canyon needs more water to be fun. Checked all anchors and changed all the ropes in the lower part.
2023-04-02: Have as we came into the gorge have not found a hook and set a ring or. re. The upper part has very good stands (innox chain stands) lower part has partly old ropes in it. Rope remnants and Borset tak...
Return: Take the path back towards path 633, which you reach at the statue of the Virgin Mary.

Rio de lis Cladis: Waypoint
Comment: Wanderweg verlassen weglos rechts runter in die Schlucht
Approach: At a white signpost, follow path 633 uphill across meadows (initially only very indistinct tracks). At a statue of the Virgin Mary, cross a stream and initially ascend westwards. After a left-hand bend, the path soon leads into the canyon of the Rio de lis Cladis. After about 40 minutes, you cross the stream - an entry point if you only want to walk the lower section. Continue steeply and in places secured with wire ropes up over a craggy spur before the path leads into a less steep beech forest. After the second flattening at around 960m above sea level (GPS 46.393583N, 13.362433), descend pathless over steep forest to the right into the canyon. The first abseil point is located after a waterfall on the left-hand side of the gorge (GPS 46' 23' 34.93 - 13' 21' 41.43).

Torrente Liescovaz: Canyon Start
v4 a2 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 55m
Tour: 4 rappels, in between walking terrain on bedrock with small slides.\nRewarding probably only in combination with one of the nearby canyons or the nearby water cave [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjsE4MHAZM8][Grotta pod in of an ascent]]

Torrente Liescovaz: Parking Entry and Exit
v4 a2 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 55m
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit nahe Aussichtspunkt
Access: A23 to Ossoppo, via Tarcento and Nimis into the Cornappo Valley. Go up the valley until the road for Taipana branches off to the right.

Torrente Liescovaz: Canyon End
v4 a2 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 55m

Val Piccola: Canyon Start
Approach: For the access from Paiedo to the start in Val Piccola there are apparently 2 possibilities. We have essentially followed the access description at "descente-canyon.com". Thereby it goes first from Paiedo in about horizontal to the south. After about 300m (and 100m before the first stream crossing - photo no. 5) the path branches (photo no. 4). Descending to the left, it goes directly to the Casenda entry. We stay to the right and gain altitude. We cross Valle Casenda and continue climbing on the opposite slope until we reach the ridge between Casenda and Val Piccola (at about 1030m a.s.l.). On this ridge we descend (photo n. 9) until we meet a small but striking gulch at about 970m a.s.l. (photo n. 10). Here we see an overgrown path coming up from the lower left (photo no. 11). Follow it to the right (photo no. 12) until you reach the streambed of Val Piccola (photo no. 13).\nThe alternative access takes the track down to the Casenda entry at the first path junction (photo no. 4). Then cross the Casenda and climb - probably quite pathless - up to the above mentioned small but striking gulch (photo nos. 10 and 11). From here continue as described above to the streambed of Val Piccola (photo 12 and 13). This access can be traced on the following OSM map: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=15/46.2232/9.3855\nThe access we chose can be roughly perceived on the sketch in the book Canyoning Nord Italia (v.Duin) (page162), but in this book both the sketch and the description seem rather blurred.
Tour: 9 rappel to the confluence with the Casenda.

Val Piccola: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg, ansonsten weiter im Casenda
Return: Either exit at the water diversion and take the forest road to the access road (Era - Paiedo) or continue the descent below the water diversion in the Casenda.

Val Piccola: Parking at Entry
Access: As for the Casenda: from Chiavenna we take the SS 36 for about 9.5 km in the direction of Lecco, Sondrio (that is, south). We come to a traffic circle (at the southern exit of the village of Somaggia) and here we turn towards Samolaco, Era (to WSW). At the hamlet of Ponte Nave we cross the Fiume Mera. A few meters beyond the river we turn half-left towards Casenda.We cross the village and meet Via Casenda, which runs along the foot of the slope. On this road we turn left until we reach the bridge over the Torrente Casenda. Here we leave the lower car. With the second car we go back to Casenda, then in the village we turn left uphill towards Paiedo. The road joins a road coming up from the north at 285m above sea level. Continuing uphill, about 500m after the 5th leftward haipin bend, we come to the junction of the dirt road that leads to the lower entry at the water diversion. We continue uphill and after 3 more leftward haipin bends we reach the village of Paiedo (900m a.s.l.). Here we park the second car.
Return: Either exit at the water diversion and take the forest road to the access road (Era - Paiedo) or continue the descent below the water diversion in the Casenda.

Val Piccola: Parking at Exit
Access: As for the Casenda: from Chiavenna we take the SS 36 for about 9.5 km in the direction of Lecco, Sondrio (that is, south). We come to a traffic circle (at the southern exit of the village of Somaggia) and here we turn towards Samolaco, Era (to WSW). At the hamlet of Ponte Nave we cross the Fiume Mera. A few meters beyond the river we turn half-left towards Casenda.We cross the village and meet Via Casenda, which runs along the foot of the slope. On this road we turn left until we reach the bridge over the Torrente Casenda. Here we leave the lower car. With the second car we go back to Casenda, then in the village we turn left uphill towards Paiedo. The road joins a road coming up from the north at 285m above sea level. Continuing uphill, about 500m after the 5th leftward haipin bend, we come to the junction of the dirt road that leads to the lower entry at the water diversion. We continue uphill and after 3 more leftward haipin bends we reach the village of Paiedo (900m a.s.l.). Here we park the second car.
Return: Either exit at the water diversion and take the forest road to the access road (Era - Paiedo) or continue the descent below the water diversion in the Casenda.

Torrente Viellia: Canyon Start
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2025-08-16: Partly only 1 bolt at the stands - but these are good Beautiful single pitches, but a lot of boulder terrain in between 2-4 made
Approach: Follow the trail 377 for 300m into the Forcella del Rovin, followed by a long traverse into the Val Viellia. At a sign "Statione le Velleai" you can enter if you want to walk only the 4th part.\nFollow the path until the path meets the stream again (about 13m high waterfall in a circular pool 'Ipnotic Pool'). Here is the start of the second section. It is better to hike 250m upstream, because there are some nice jumps hidden here. Up to here it takes 1.5-2h. If you also want to walk the upper part, follow the path for another 1h and 300m until you reach the flat gravel bed in the area of Casera Chiampis.\n\nAlternative access from the pass road:\nnear KM-Steig IV/17 you will find a small parking area, on the other side of the road starts a path between stone slag nets. Follow this path (clear route, cairns) until you reach a small saddle, then keep descending until you reach the ruins of Stalle Velleai. The path is usually easy to see, only in the area of wind breaks there are orientation problems, but if you keep slightly to the right in the descent you should always find the path again. In the area of the Stalle Vellai briefly pathless left past the only house still standing until a path forms again that leads down to the Vielia. On the other bank climb about 40 m on a comfortable path to the hiking trail.\n\nIm streambed then uphill
Tour: Part 2: After a series of jumps up to 8m you are faced with the impressive 13m rappel into the 'Hypnotic Pool', the 4m rock step afterwards you rappel from an anchor on the left rock face (slippery traverse). After a nice swimming section, a 15m rappel follows under a rock arch (anchor on the right), then intermediate stand on the right to be able to rappel the last 5m outside the water jet. When the canyon opens up again, you are faced with a 20m waterfall - anchor to the right of the small pool of water (downclimb to the right). A short swimming section is followed by a 15-minute walk and climb. Part 3: The water flows partly underground here, less flow than in the upper part. After a 5m jump comes the first 14m abseil (tree on the right). Then a 6m jump and a steep 8m slide (or jump from the right) before you reach a 25m rappel into a narrow corridor (wonderful play of light, with the 'Olympic pool' waiting behind it). Either jump into the Olympic pool or rappel left using the hourglass, after the pool a strong and cold karst spring flows from the right, the water level is about tripled. After a bit of climbing and jumping, you come to another walking passages (10min), parts to the right at a boulder with numbers on it.\n\nPart 4: This part starts with a 7m jump into a large pool, then a 2m jump into a receding pool (you will notice the increased water volume here at the latest) and a fun 8m slide. After a few jumps you stand in front of a Z-shaped 8m waterfall, anchor on the left, crossing the current is not easy. The anchor for the next 15m rappel is on the left and very high up: ascend, ascend over a very narrow rock channel and then carefully rappel down a massive ramp (can be slid after checking). This is followed by many steps up to 10m high, some to jump, some to climb down in the watercourse. Some drops are equipped with abseil hooks. Two siphons can be bypassed on the right-hand side (one traverse each over grassy slopes to tree abseils, it should also be possible in the river bed). After a long swim in a narrow gorge, a stream with a beautiful waterfall flows in from the left, climb up a short ramp on the left at the next rockslide and rappel 24m from a tree with a rope sling (sharp-edged). \nThe following idyllic walking passages lead through an area with many springs - there is some cold water again. Here it is possible to leave the stream to the left to the road about 80m above. The last gorge is followed by some more massive waterfalls, a sloping 2.5m ramp is secured with an anchor on the right (underwater washouts). Immediately after the bridge, climb steeply up to the road on the right.

Torrente Viellia: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-08-16: Partly only 1 bolt at the stands - but these are good Beautiful single pitches, but a lot of boulder terrain in between 2-4 made
Comment: Parkplatz am Beginn von Wanderweg 377
Access: From the Carnia/Tolmezzo freeway exit, follow the SS 52 towards Forni di Sopra/Mauria Pass. After Mediis, immediately after the bridge over the T. Lumiei turn left towards Tramonti. Follow the road, full of bends and motorcyclists, first into the Tagliamento Valley and then over Passo Rest. After many hairpin bends the road crosses Torrente Viellia. Here you may have to park (danger of burglary). It is better to continue towards Tramonti. After passing the houses of Maleon, there is a large parking lot on the right at the beginning of trail 377.
Return: If the cars are at the parking entry follow the road back for about 15min.

Torrente Viellia: Parking Entry and Exit1
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Viellia Descendido tramo 2 y 3(muy bonitos y lúdicos)Buenos saltos.Demasiada aproximación y retorno para lo que duran los 2 tramos en el agua....
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Viellia Nous n'avons parcouru que les 3 parties avales (2,3,4). Bien équipées. Quelques sections de marche un peu longues, mais des parties de...
2025-08-16: Partly only 1 bolt at the stands - but these are good Beautiful single pitches, but a lot of boulder terrain in between 2-4 made
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz nahe Kilometerstein IV/17
Access: From the Carnia/Tolmezzo freeway exit, follow the SS 52 towards Forni di Sopra/Mauria Pass. After Mediis, immediately after the bridge over the T. Lumiei turn left towards Tramonti. Follow the road, full of bends and motorcyclists, first into the Tagliamento Valley and then over Passo Rest. After many hairpin bends the road crosses Torrente Viellia. Here you may have to park (danger of burglary). It is better to continue towards Tramonti. After passing the houses of Maleon, there is a large parking lot on the right at the beginning of trail 377.
Return: If the cars are at the parking entry follow the road back for about 15min.

Torrente Viellia: Canyon End
Return: If the cars are at the parking entry follow the road back for about 15min.

Gettaz - Quicord: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the Ponte di Gorf (south side) we take the trail "4a" that leads us up to the hamlet of Gettaz in about 45 min. \From here (P3) we take the forest road (also still "4a"), which runs in a westerly direction towards the Setze. After about 100m, a path branches off to the right (cairn). We cross a meadow, enter the forest again, where the path is more pronounced, and reach the stream in a steep descent. \If you want to "take" the 3 rappel above it, climb up on the western side of the stream for about 10 minutes along the bank.
Tour: A total of about 12 rappel down to the mouth of the Chalamy.

Gettaz - Quicord: Canyon End
2025-07-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gettaz Accès : depuis la piste il faut prendre la 1ere sente rencontrée à droite après avoir dépassé la fontaine, bien rester à flanc, la sent...
Comment: confluence avec Chalamy (descente)
Return: In this or on its bank further down, you will come across a track on the right bank, which we follow until the water drainage. Here you could exit left to the road on the left slope of the Chalamy (P4). As a rule, however, one continues and completes the ascent of the Chalamy (see description there) or ends the tour at the Pont de Gorf (P1).

Gettaz - Quicord: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Gettaz (descente)
Access: as at Chalamy to Ponte di Gorf (see access routes and implementation route in photo gallery at Chalamy)\n\nA shuttle Ponte di Gorf (P1) to Gettaz (P3) is possible, provided that the road is not closed to through traffic.
Return: In this or on its bank further down, you will come across a track on the right bank, which we follow until the water drainage. Here you could exit left to the road on the left slope of the Chalamy (P4). As a rule, however, one continues and completes the ascent of the Chalamy (see description there) or ends the tour at the Pont de Gorf (P1).

Hintersteinerbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-14: All stands in order, good water level. Some wood in the canyon but not disturbing.
Approach: Follow the road towards Hintersteineralm until you are right next to the stream (after the open barrier), here you can see the stream obstruction.
Tour: From the road go 5 m into the ditch, first rappel immediately afterwards at the shoring. 1st belay left chain anchor and 2 BH - 8m 2nd belay on the right 2 BH + rapid link - 8m 3rd stance left 1 BH - 4m 4th stance right 1 BH + 1 BH (higher) - 5m (or slide) 5th stance left 1 BH - 4m Downclimb 3m 6th stance right 1 BH + rapid link - 5m From here escape options to the road possible 7th stance right 1 BH + rapid link + rope traverse - 6m 8. stand left 2 BH - 15m (over steps) Downclimb 4 m Downclimb 2 m (1 BH bent left) 9. stand left 1 bra + rapid link - 8m (alternatively old rope traverse right) 10. stance left 1 BH stepped - 6m (or downclimb) 100m walk + downclimb, until here escape options left to the road 11. stance left 2 BH + rapid link - 8m 12. stand left 1 BH + rope traverse - 5m 13th stance left 1 BH (bad, with 3 rapid links) Left the belt further to 2 BH + rapid link - 8m (belt still further 1 BH) Downclimb - 3m 14th stance right - 5m (or slide) 15. stance right 1 BH + rapid link + rope traverse - 15 m (alternatively left dwindling rope traverse + stance 1 BH + rapid link 6m) 16. stand right 1 BH - 6m (alternatively stand left BH with rapid link XL very rusty) Sunny part with pools - very nice 17. belay on the left (around the corner) 1 BH - 5m (alternatively dry downclimb the last rappel on the left) 18th belaystation left 1 BH - 8m 19. belay right 2 bra + rapid link - 10m Walk 100m then exit in front of the bridge (parking on the right)

Hintersteinerbach: Canyon End
2025-08-14: All stands in order, good water level. Some wood in the canyon but not disturbing.
Return: Over the bridge and in 5 minutes to the parking lot on the main road.

Vallonbrun: Canyon Start
v3 a? III | 0min/2h/0min | ⭐ | 16m
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Approach: 3 options of approach are offered . Option A: We take the shuttle bus from Bellecombe behind in the valley of Rocheure to Chalet de la Rocheure. It runs throughout the summer and until the 3rd weekend in September. Takes about 70 min up and 60 min back. The first shuttle leaves Bellecombe at 08:30. Price under 10 euros. For the same price you can already leave from Termignon and leave car there.\n\nOption B: You are a cyclist, This is perhaps the fastest option. You are in the middle of the park of Vanoise and MTB is forbidden. However, cycling is allowed on this route. We ride from Bellecombe 11km on paved road. In the meantime we have to overcome a 200m height loss ( ). It takes about 45 - 60 min to Chalet de la Rocheure.\n\nOption C. Walk from Bellecombe to Chalet de la Rocheure; duration about 2,5 hrs.\n\nWe then continue each way from Chalet de la Rocheure on the hiking trail towards Refuge de la Femma (2340m altitude). From the right now comes down the valley of Vallonbrun. We cross the stream and climb across the meadows in the wide valley up to the entry at 2470m (about 30 min).\n
Tour: A little more than 10 rappel, rock holes, siphons, narrow cavities

Vallonbrun: Parking Entry and Exit
v3 a? III | 0min/2h/0min | ⭐ | 16m
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2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallonbrun Equipement en bon état à part un monopoint rouillé. Passage au dessus du syphon principale qui est au pied d'un rappel peu commode...
Access: See Google aerial view
Return: Back over the Rocheure and back on the approach trail.

Vallonbrun: Canyon End
v3 a? III | 0min/2h/0min | ⭐ | 16m
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Return: Back over the Rocheure and back on the approach trail.

Polischellu: Canyon Start
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Approach: About 100 m further on the road we reach the bridge over the Polischellu.
Tour: Up to 2 hrs up, about 1.5 hrs back to the bridge, 30 min down to the Vacca. Climb up the streambed until you reach an 18m cascade. Here you turn back if you are without rappel equipment; otherwise you bypass the 18 m drop as well as the following 22 m cascade to rappel both again afterwards.

Polischellu: Canyon End
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Return: As you walk up and down the Polischellu in the canyon, you also come out again at the bridge, but you can also follow the stream down to the Vacca and then continue along it or climb back up to the car on the orographic left bank. Access from the top is also possible, but more difficult.

Puerto: Canyon Start
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Approach: 50m further on, the slope to the right begins, on which we now climb. We now walk 4.4km uphill and then come to a hut. Below this we climb into the stream.
Tour: 12 rappels, open parts alternate with narrow passages, layered flysch. The highlight is the rappel onto a cone. Make sure the ropes are pulled off well here.

Puerto: Canyon End
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Return: After the 12th rappel and a longer run in the riverbed, we exit onto a path that crosses the riverbed. Up to the right we come to our approach route and on this back to the car.

Rio Agaviva: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry directly at the picnic area.
Tour: Small jump still under the bridge, then a first 4m rappel (glued anchor on the right). After a short walking passages follows a first gorge with a 12m waterfall (tree on the right). Then another walking passages before you reach a longer gorge with some tight turns (no belays, jumps, slides and downclimb passages). The gorge exits with a narrow 12m waterfall into a longer pool (spit on the left). After that, it's just walking passages to the mouth of the Arzino. The tour is commercially guided -

Rio Agaviva: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz bei Picknickplatz
Access: From the A23 highway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo direction Tolmezzo, at the traffic circle of Tolmezzo direction Verzegnis and over the Sella Chianzutan into the upper Arzino valley to San Francesco and on towards Pielungo. Lower parking lot: Immediately after the bridge over the Arzino, turn right onto a sand road and follow it to the bridge over the Rio D'Agaviva. Upper parking lot: Follow the road to Pielungo - at the exit of the village turn right towards 'Castello Ceconi'. Park at the picnic area.
Return: Through the streambed to the mouth of the Arzino. You can also try to go out of the canyon to the right to reach the road indicated on the map or to go directly into the Rio Carlo Gasparini.

Rio Agaviva: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke
Access: From the A23 highway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo direction Tolmezzo, at the traffic circle of Tolmezzo direction Verzegnis and over the Sella Chianzutan into the upper Arzino valley to San Francesco and on towards Pielungo. Lower parking lot: Immediately after the bridge over the Arzino, turn right onto a sand road and follow it to the bridge over the Rio D'Agaviva. Upper parking lot: Follow the road to Pielungo - at the exit of the village turn right towards 'Castello Ceconi'. Park at the picnic area.
Return: Through the streambed to the mouth of the Arzino. You can also try to go out of the canyon to the right to reach the road indicated on the map or to go directly into the Rio Carlo Gasparini.

Rio Agaviva: Canyon End
Return: Through the streambed to the mouth of the Arzino. You can also try to go out of the canyon to the right to reach the road indicated on the map or to go directly into the Rio Carlo Gasparini.

Molassa: Canyon Start
v1 a3 II | 5min/35min/35min | 3⭐ | m
Approach: Along the road towards Molassa, the canyon of Torrente Alba is crossed 2x, the Torrente Molassa 1x. Before reaching the village of Molassa, descend to the right over a dry streambed to the stream of the same name.
Tour: Molassa to the mouth of Alba: narrow gorge with some slides and a 1.5m jump. Mouth of Alba to Cellina: beautifully shaped gorge with some pools and easy downclimbs. Can be climbed up and down without any problems. Torrente Alba back to the parking lot: Narrow parts alternate with other parts - small waterfalls (1-2m) - can also be climbed ascent (hand rope helps for weaker participants).

Molassa: Parking Entry and Exit
v1 a3 II | 5min/35min/35min | 3⭐ | m
Access: A23 to Ossopo exit, then direction San Daniele del Friuli. Before reaching San Daniele, turn right towards Ragona and continue through Pinzano, Lestans and Sequals towards Maniago. From Maniago follow the signs for Val Cellina. After the first long tunnel turn right towards Andreis. Large parking lot on the right.
Return: If you walk back through the Alba, you will end up directly at the parking lot. Alternatively, you can walk back via the old road above the canyon, but this road is closed off by a massive iron gate, which is not always open. When the gate is closed, slender canyoneers can squeeze through a gap of about 30 cm (check beforehand) You can also hike back upstream through the canyon of the Cellina. The canyon exits at the Barcis reservoir (parking fee)

Molassa: Canyon End
v1 a3 II | 5min/35min/35min | 3⭐ | m
Return: If you walk back through the Alba, you will end up directly at the parking lot. Alternatively, you can walk back via the old road above the canyon, but this road is closed off by a massive iron gate, which is not always open. When the gate is closed, slender canyoneers can squeeze through a gap of about 30 cm (check beforehand) You can also hike back upstream through the canyon of the Cellina. The canyon exits at the Barcis reservoir (parking fee)

Klaus Bach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road behind a barrier and ~80 m after a tool shed follow the hiking trail to the Kematsteinalm. Here beautiful view of the waterfall. Continue in the direction of Scheffsnother Alm. After the height is reached and you walk parallel to the stream, descend to it without a path.
Tour: Very slippery, also tolerates more water, intermediate stand (after 45 m, ~6 m r. of the fall line) in the wall for currently 2 people - expandable. \nHigh risk of falling rocks in the pool of the 80 m waterfall: climb out to the right to pull off and wait.

Klaus Bach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ungefähr 30 m vor dem Parkplatz des Kneipenstadels ist rechts neben der schmalen Straße Platz für 3 Autos. Bitte so parken, dass der Verkehr nicht behindert wird oder beim Wirtshaus nachfragen, um auf deren Parkplatz zu parken
Access: B 178 to Lofer, at the central traffic circle direction St. Martin, after ~200 m left over the Saalach and immediately right over Scheffsnoth to the inn Knappenstadl.\nApproximately 30 m before the parking lot there is space for 3 cars on the right side of the narrow road.\nPlease park in such a way that traffic is not obstructed or ask the inn to park in their parking lot.
Return: After the two short rappel after the high WSF. and ~100 meters of boulder terrain, before a small break left in the forest descend 100 meters in altitude near the stream until you come to another ~3 m high WSF, on the right side of which a path is visible.\nAfter a few meters you can see an overgrown forest road. Follow this downhill - crossing the stream 2 times - until a signpost points to the Knappenstadel. Here in ~5 min. to the car

Klaus Bach: Canyon End
Return: After the two short rappel after the high WSF. and ~100 meters of boulder terrain, before a small break left in the forest descend 100 meters in altitude near the stream until you come to another ~3 m high WSF, on the right side of which a path is visible.\nAfter a few meters you can see an overgrown forest road. Follow this downhill - crossing the stream 2 times - until a signpost points to the Knappenstadel. Here in ~5 min. to the car

Krebsbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-17: The suspension bridge over the Inn is closed indefinitely. This means that "official" access is only possible from above or by taking a long walk along the Inn ;(. Unfortunately, local residents conti...
2025-05-25: Finally water again after last year! Partly only single hoes. The garbage was limited. Easy to walk on.
2025-04-30: Today there was less garbage in the canyon than 2 years ago. Abseil point 10 was no longer really sensible to reach as it was 2m into the canyon, so too deep from above and too high from the canyon, s...
Approach: Go through the underpass and over the suspension bridge to the northern bank of the Inn River and climb up on the hiking trail in the direction of Untermieming. After passing a chapel, immediately turn right at the edge of the meadow on a small path and continue along the edge of the forest down to the stream. (A little above on the left bank is the ruin of a mill).
Tour: A total of 15 rappelling points, some very far outside the actual streambed, with chain anchors and some wire ropes to get to the belaystation. However, it is possible to also follow the course of the stream in the lower part. The final waterfall is rappelled in two stages (otherwise longer ropes are needed).Above water diversion to a power station.

Krebsbach: Canyon End
2025-10-17: The suspension bridge over the Inn is closed indefinitely. This means that "official" access is only possible from above or by taking a long walk along the Inn ;(. Unfortunately, local residents conti...
2025-05-25: Finally water again after last year! Partly only single hoes. The garbage was limited. Easy to walk on.
2025-04-30: Today there was less garbage in the canyon than 2 years ago. Abseil point 10 was no longer really sensible to reach as it was 2m into the canyon, so too deep from above and too high from the canyon, s...
Return: Pass the power station on the right and take the footpath back to the suspension bridge and the car.

Krebsbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-17: The suspension bridge over the Inn is closed indefinitely. This means that "official" access is only possible from above or by taking a long walk along the Inn ;(. Unfortunately, local residents conti...
2025-05-25: Finally water again after last year! Partly only single hoes. The garbage was limited. Easy to walk on.
2025-04-30: Today there was less garbage in the canyon than 2 years ago. Abseil point 10 was no longer really sensible to reach as it was 2m into the canyon, so too deep from above and too high from the canyon, s...
Comment: Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jqBbdCXMoJH9zzRG9
Access: From the Inntal freeway take the Mötz exit onto the main road in the direction of Innsbruck, at Stams turn left after the last house and drive in the direction of "Wasserfall". At the end of the road, park your car in the parking lot in front of the highway underpass.
Return: Pass the power station on the right and take the footpath back to the suspension bridge and the car.

Artazul: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot to the canyon rim (fence crossing)and on the trail to the right to the creek.
Tour: Attractive descent when water is flowing; otherwise stinking pools, where it can be difficult to climb out over a rock bar in a 'marmita trampa' (see video in 2002. In 2008 there was a ledge on the bar). Although the pools are generally not too deep, there are some possible jumps, but check carefully beforehand, see When the water flow is strong, the last pools before the high final abseil are dangerous due to the backwaters (last fatal accident in 2018). The gorge begins with a sharp-edged 33m rappel, followed by a 300m walking passage through open terrain before the gorge narrows again. Until the final waterfall, you move through a beautiful, narrow gorge in which one waterfall follows the next. After testing, there is a lot of slide and jumpable terrain. The canyon exits with a beautiful, partially free-hanging 45m waterfall. Abseiling stands to the left and right.

Artazul: Canyon End
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Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Artazul: Parking at Exit
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Comment: parking source de Arteta (descente)
Access: On the A-15 either from the north (San Sebastian) or approx. 18 km from Pamplona, take the Irurtzun exit. From this town, take the NA-7010 in the direction of Asiain. After approx. 7 km, turn west at Anoz in the direction of Goni and take one vehicle to the end of the canyon by turning south at the next but one junction in the direction of Ulzurrun, leaving the village in a south-westerly direction towards the cemetery and the Arteta spring ('nacedero', nacimento). The access road to the Arteta spring and the parking lot there may be temporarily blocked by iron gates. Then park your car approx. 50 m before the first gate on the right. Take the second car back via Ulzurrun and up the winding road to Goni. We drive through the village and the road then descends slightly after a left turn in a southerly direction. After about 1 km, you cross the left tributary of the Artazul, which you can use to get in. However, it is more advisable to continue for another 1.5 km until the road crosses another streambed in front of a barn. Entry via this stream offers an additional attractive rappel. Park your car 300m before(!) the bridge in the bulge to the left of the road. http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13371082
Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Artazul: Parking at Entry
Access: On the A-15 either from the north (San Sebastian) or approx. 18 km from Pamplona, take the Irurtzun exit. From this town, take the NA-7010 in the direction of Asiain. After approx. 7 km, turn west at Anoz in the direction of Goni and take one vehicle to the end of the canyon by turning south at the next but one junction in the direction of Ulzurrun, leaving the village in a south-westerly direction towards the cemetery and the Arteta spring ('nacedero', nacimento). The access road to the Arteta spring and the parking lot there may be temporarily blocked by iron gates. Then park your car approx. 50 m before the first gate on the right. Take the second car back via Ulzurrun and up the winding road to Goni. We drive through the village and the road then descends slightly after a left turn in a southerly direction. After about 1 km, you cross the left tributary of the Artazul, which you can use to get in. However, it is more advisable to continue for another 1.5 km until the road crosses another streambed in front of a barn. Entry via this stream offers an additional attractive rappel. Park your car 300m before(!) the bridge in the bulge to the left of the road. http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13371082
Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Bacu Esone: Canyon Start
Comment: Cwiki
Approach: The accesses are shown in the sketches. Several GPS points - if necessary to be taken from Google Earth - can facilitate the wayfinding. There are no paths or trails. Access tracks are also quickly lost in the rocky terrain. Although the access routes are marked with many cairns, it must be clear which row of cairns you have to follow and you should be careful not to miss the next cairn.
Tour: In the left branch after the entry a vertical succession followed. Rappels: 30m - 30m - 42m - 20m - 40m\nIn the right branch: 10m (from the tree) - 23m -22m -14m -13m\nIn the common lower part then: 37m - 18m - 7m - 22m - 7m - 7m - 31m\nFollowing we walk down to the Codula di Luna.

Bacu Esone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 towards Baunei/Tortoli. 2,3 km after the junction of the SP37 to Urzulei we turn left from the SS125 towards Codula di Luna, Teletotes. At the end of the road, in Teletotes, we park our car for the exit.\n\nWith the second car we go back to the SS125, on it then left towards Totoli and after a little more than 2 km we turn left again from the SS125 on a dirt road. It branches immediately and we go to the right.\nNearer to the access parking "P2" for access: ("Bacu Esone") you can find an explanation to the above route sketch, which also modifies the corresponding description in Conca's book.\nDepending on the condition of the slope and the characteristics of the car (no 4x4; too little ground clearance), one will park the car for the access even before reaching P2.\n\nJourdan/Fiorina start on the west parallel slope, park their car earlier (Col de Genna Cucureddu). However, finding the access in extension of this slope seems more difficult.\n\n
Return: Here on both sides of the creek is opened the possibility to come upstream to "P1" in Teletotes.

Bacu Esone: Canyon End
Return: Here on both sides of the creek is opened the possibility to come upstream to "P1" in Teletotes.

Bacu Esone: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: bras droite (second bras - Jourdan/Fiorina) rappels commencer (alt. 645m) (descente)
Approach: The accesses are shown in the sketches. Several GPS points - if necessary to be taken from Google Earth - can facilitate the wayfinding. There are no paths or trails. Access tracks are also quickly lost in the rocky terrain. Although the access routes are marked with many cairns, it must be clear which row of cairns you have to follow and you should be careful not to miss the next cairn.
Tour: In the left branch after the entry a vertical succession followed. Rappels: 30m - 30m - 42m - 20m - 40m\nIn the right branch: 10m (from the tree) - 23m -22m -14m -13m\nIn the common lower part then: 37m - 18m - 7m - 22m - 7m - 7m - 31m\nFollowing we walk down to the Codula di Luna.

Bacu Esone: Waypoint
Comment: Pta. Su Càccao (alt. 920m) (descente)
Approach: The accesses are shown in the sketches. Several GPS points - if necessary to be taken from Google Earth - can facilitate the wayfinding. There are no paths or trails. Access tracks are also quickly lost in the rocky terrain. Although the access routes are marked with many cairns, it must be clear which row of cairns you have to follow and you should be careful not to miss the next cairn.

Bacu Esone: Waypoint1
Comment: Teletotes (alt. 185m) (descente)

Bacu Esone: Waypoint2
Comment: arrivée dans le lit (alt. 775m) (descente)

Peregrina: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon in the choppy streambed or right next to it down to the road.

Peregrina: Canyon End1
Return: At the exit of the canyon in the choppy streambed or right next to it down to the road.

Peregrina: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ribeira Grande on the road to Porto Novo about 5 km winding uphill. We pass the houses of the hamlet of Estraga and after a right-left bend to the left of the road we see a detached house on a small ridge. The pick-up point is located deep down in the Ribeira de Torre. From the southern end of Rib. Grande one drives first into the streambed of the Rib. de Torre and then 2.5 km in the valley further to the south. In a long left turn around the Tope Miranda, a few meters before the houses of Longueira is at a (well) shaft the pick-up point. The exit of the Peregrina canyon is clearly visible.
Return: At the exit of the canyon in the choppy streambed or right next to it down to the road.

Peregrina: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ribeira Grande on the road to Porto Novo about 5 km winding uphill. We pass the houses of the hamlet of Estraga and after a right-left bend to the left of the road we see a detached house on a small ridge. The pick-up point is located deep down in the Ribeira de Torre. From the southern end of Rib. Grande one drives first into the streambed of the Rib. de Torre and then 2.5 km in the valley further to the south. In a long left turn around the Tope Miranda, a few meters before the houses of Longueira is at a (well) shaft the pick-up point. The exit of the Peregrina canyon is clearly visible.

Rio Malazza: Canyon Start
Approach: Back to the bridge and left down into the streambed
Tour: Unfortunately, very dirty water through the village above, if then only go immediately after very heavy rainfall. The gorge becomes narrow right away - walk along the concrete socket of a water pipe until you can reach the first belay on the opposite wall. In the first gorge, there are a few swimming passages in heavily polluted water, then a long section in an open valley before the canyon narrows again. This is followed by a few slippery downclimbs and a 22m waterfall (anchor on the right), then another 3m jump before you reach the bridge at the climbing garden. Climb up to the road here or descend further (slippery downclimbs and 1x20m rappel).

Rio Malazza: Canyon End

Rio Malazza: Parking at Entry
Access: Parking exit: From Tolmezzo in the direction of Verzegnis, after crossing the Tagliamento, you can park near a bunker. Entry: Take the road up to Chiaulis - cross the bridge and park about 300m further on at a picnic area.

Rio Malazza: Parking at Exit
Access: Parking exit: From Tolmezzo in the direction of Verzegnis, after crossing the Tagliamento, you can park near a bunker. Entry: Take the road up to Chiaulis - cross the bridge and park about 300m further on at a picnic area.

Rio Malazza: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ausstieg bei Klettergarten
Access: Parking exit: From Tolmezzo in the direction of Verzegnis, after crossing the Tagliamento, you can park near a bunker. Entry: Take the road up to Chiaulis - cross the bridge and park about 300m further on at a picnic area.

Alplbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Hike along the sand road for about 2.5 km to Windischbachau at the head of the valley. Cross the Alplbach stream and follow the marked hiking trail towards Tremel until you reach a forest road. Follow the forest road eastwards until you reach a hairpin bend. From here, descend to the stream on a forest road that is already overgrown again.
Tour: The first rappel is 12m to the right over a tree. Then a series of pretty, currently unfortunately woody rappels with beautiful washouts in a low gorge leading to the highest rappel of the ditch. From a chain, it goes about 30m into the depths. Once in the main trench, there are 2 more abseiling points as well as various slides and possible jumps Caution: Due to a tree entanglement, the abseiling chain at the 30m waterfall threatens to sink into the gravel. Be sure to take anchors and quickdraws with you.

Alplbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Turn off the B25 into the Steinbach valley and drive to the exit of the public road at the Steinbach hunting lodge.

Alplbach: Canyon End

Visocco: Canyon Start
2025-05-23: All good with bit of higher water level, some trees in the canyon.
Approach: Downclimb from the slope over rocks directly into the streambed.
Tour: The rappel (max. approx. 35m) is mostly done from single anchors or rope slings on trees. Almost always could also be rappelled from trees. There are many emergency exits through steep forest. At the exit the anchors become sparse, but this is hardly a problem.

Visocco: Canyon End
2025-05-23: All good with bit of higher water level, some trees in the canyon.
Return: Directly before the road bridge right over small scree slope or already before left.

Visocco: Parking at Entry
2025-05-23: All good with bit of higher water level, some trees in the canyon.
Access: From the south on the SS 13 Udine - Tarvisio after Chiusaforte you come to Vidali. Park here to the left of the road not far from a bar. 100m further on, the road crosses the stream, next to a small place of worship. Continue north in the second car. After 500m (turn right towards Dogna), turn left towards Plagnis and Visocco. The road crosses 2 small villages and reaches the houses of Plagnis after approx. 2km. Here the asphalt road turns into a gravel road. Continue on this for approx. 400m until it crosses the stream. You can park in the streambed.
Return: Directly before the road bridge right over small scree slope or already before left.

Visocco: Parking at Exit
Access: From the south on the SS 13 Udine - Tarvisio after Chiusaforte you come to Vidali. Park here to the left of the road not far from a bar. 100m further on, the road crosses the stream, next to a small place of worship. Continue north in the second car. After 500m (turn right towards Dogna), turn left towards Plagnis and Visocco. The road crosses 2 small villages and reaches the houses of Plagnis after approx. 2km. Here the asphalt road turns into a gravel road. Continue on this for approx. 400m until it crosses the stream. You can park in the streambed.
Return: Directly before the road bridge right over small scree slope or already before left.

Fragantbach: Canyon Start
2021-10-12: Partial wood in the canyon
Approach: Follow a narrow asphalt road uphill towards Laas (a few hairpin bends) until you reach a prominent junction. Grafenberg is signposted to the left, but we keep right (straight ahead) towards Innerfragant. Follow the single-lane gravel road for 750m to the bridge over the Fragantbach stream. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the climbing tracks to the entry point. You can also drive up to the entry with a 2nd car (parking at the bridge), but it is not worth it because of the narrow road.
Tour: The dam wall at the beginning is bypassed on the right, followed by walking passages with many short slides. Steeper steps are negotiated laterally in the dry, and woody passages are also bypassed on the bank. Clear path markings indicate where it makes sense to go around. When the water level is high, it is advisable to avoid a few slides and use the fixed ropes for the bypass - the water pressure can easily be underestimated. The highlight comes shortly before the exit: a hole in the rock opens up under a giant boulder, through which you can get behind the waterfall - very original and photogenic! Then it's another hike to the exit at the dam wall of a power station.

Fragantbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2021-10-12: Partial wood in the canyon
Access: Via the B106 through the Mölltal to Außerfragant. Parking possibilities at the Fraganter Wirt (ask for permission) or at the church right next to it.
Return: Before the dam wall, turn right out onto a cart path (vertical rock face with climbing garden) and shortly back to the asphalt road, which you reach near the first bend.

Fragantbach: Canyon End
2021-10-12: Partial wood in the canyon
Return: Before the dam wall, turn right out onto a cart path (vertical rock face with climbing garden) and shortly back to the asphalt road, which you reach near the first bend.

Torrente Pezzeda: Canyon Start
Approach: After the bridge, turn right and cross the Torrente Pezzeda. Walk briefly downstream and then take the path up the embankment. The path, which is heavily overgrown in places but hard to miss, leads to the middle entry point into the Pezzeda in about an hour. Cross the stream and climb up the right-hand edge of the steep rocky gully, soon ascending very steeply to the right on footprints into the forest. The path is hardly marked and difficult to find under the many leaves - a few color markers and white barrier tape on branches will have to suffice as markings. To add to the confusion, there used to be another marked path that climbed up to 1750m before meeting path 370. This path is still marked on old versions of the Tabaccomap. In more recent editions of the Tabaccomap, the new route is (almost) correctly marked, and hopefully it is also correct in the OSM. First traverse uphill, at a dry streambed with fallen trees up towards the rock face and then right. Steeply up to a small flattening, keep right here and stay below the large boulder. After a very steep ascent with many hairpin bends, the path disappears again under foliage, first keep left, then follow the markings on the right which lead to an exposed traverse. After this traverse, the path is a little less steep through beech forest until you reach a grassy chute. Here we lost the path in the area of fallen trees and climbed about 80 meters steeply before we were able to cross to the right again. According to the map, the right path continues straight ahead here. At about 1600m above sea level, you meet the cross-path 370, which you follow without any problems until you reach the stream from Val Stua. Walking time from the middle entry point: 1.5h. Continue along the path until you reach the stream after a dilapidated alpine pasture. Descend a little further to the first pools.
Tour: First small downclimbs, jumps up to 3m and slides in a low gorge of banked rock. If the gravel conditions allow it, a 10m waterfall can be jumped, otherwise rappel from the tree at the back right. Then a tricky 2.5m downclimb into a narrow gap from which you have to jump into a narrow pool (no abseiling option). Rappel 16m over a basin from Spit on the left and then hike to the mouth of the stream from Val Stua. The gorge quickly becomes deeper, alternating between downclimbs and abseils < 10m. After a very impressive narrow section, the anchor for the next 10m abseil is far up to the right - accessible via an unpleasant, gravelly traverse. The gorge becomes sunnier, but remains deeply incised - abseiling points and possible jumps up to 6m. After the intermediate entrance, there is a short block climb before the lower section begins with three low abseils from the right. Then several possible jumps up to 7m in a beautiful gorge before the canyon opens up again. (Exit from the topographic view in Simon Flowers' book). You could ascend 30m to the path on the left or stay in the streambed where you will find a nice 15m rappel after a short block climb. Then downclimb and small possible jumps until you can easily cross left to the ascent path.

Torrente Pezzeda: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ponte Confoz
Access: From Cimolais turn into the valley of the Cimoliana and follow the road to the toll hut (toll 2014: 6 EUR per vehicle). Continue up the valley until you reach a parking area in the area of Ponte Confoz.
Return: Follow the path back to the car.

Torrente Pezzeda: Canyon End
Comment: sortie sup. (1050m) (descente)
Return: Follow the path back to the car.

Torrente Pezzeda: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: E1 par Valle della Stua (1535m) (descente)
Approach: After the bridge, turn right and cross the Torrente Pezzeda. Walk briefly downstream and then take the path up the embankment. The path, which is heavily overgrown in places but hard to miss, leads to the middle entry point into the Pezzeda in about an hour. Cross the stream and climb up the right-hand edge of the steep rocky gully, soon ascending very steeply to the right on footprints into the forest. The path is hardly marked and difficult to find under the many leaves - a few color markers and white barrier tape on branches will have to suffice as markings. To add to the confusion, there used to be another marked path that climbed up to 1750m before meeting path 370. This path is still marked on old versions of the Tabaccomap. In more recent editions of the Tabaccomap, the new route is (almost) correctly marked, and hopefully it is also correct in the OSM. First traverse uphill, at a dry streambed with fallen trees up towards the rock face and then right. Steeply up to a small flattening, keep right here and stay below the large boulder. After a very steep ascent with many hairpin bends, the path disappears again under foliage, first keep left, then follow the markings on the right which lead to an exposed traverse. After this traverse, the path is a little less steep through beech forest until you reach a grassy chute. Here we lost the path in the area of fallen trees and climbed about 80 meters steeply before we were able to cross to the right again. According to the map, the right path continues straight ahead here. At about 1600m above sea level, you meet the cross-path 370, which you follow without any problems until you reach the stream from Val Stua. Walking time from the middle entry point: 1.5h. Continue along the path until you reach the stream after a dilapidated alpine pasture. Descend a little further to the first pools.
Tour: First small downclimbs, jumps up to 3m and slides in a low gorge of banked rock. If the gravel conditions allow it, a 10m waterfall can be jumped, otherwise rappel from the tree at the back right. Then a tricky 2.5m downclimb into a narrow gap from which you have to jump into a narrow pool (no abseiling option). Rappel 16m over a basin from Spit on the left and then hike to the mouth of the stream from Val Stua. The gorge quickly becomes deeper, alternating between downclimbs and abseils < 10m. After a very impressive narrow section, the anchor for the next 10m abseil is far up to the right - accessible via an unpleasant, gravelly traverse. The gorge becomes sunnier, but remains deeply incised - abseiling points and possible jumps up to 6m. After the intermediate entrance, there is a short block climb before the lower section begins with three low abseils from the right. Then several possible jumps up to 7m in a beautiful gorge before the canyon opens up again. (Exit from the topographic view in Simon Flowers' book). You could ascend 30m to the path on the left or stay in the streambed where you will find a nice 15m rappel after a short block climb. Then downclimb and small possible jumps until you can easily cross left to the ascent path.

Torrente Pezzeda: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: E2 (chemin traverse Pezzeda - confluente Ciol della Bregolina; 1410m) (descente)
Approach: After the bridge, turn right and cross the Torrente Pezzeda. Walk briefly downstream and then take the path up the embankment. The path, which is heavily overgrown in places but hard to miss, leads to the middle entry point into the Pezzeda in about an hour. Cross the stream and climb up the right-hand edge of the steep rocky gully, soon ascending very steeply to the right on footprints into the forest. The path is hardly marked and difficult to find under the many leaves - a few color markers and white barrier tape on branches will have to suffice as markings. To add to the confusion, there used to be another marked path that climbed up to 1750m before meeting path 370. This path is still marked on old versions of the Tabaccomap. In more recent editions of the Tabaccomap, the new route is (almost) correctly marked, and hopefully it is also correct in the OSM. First traverse uphill, at a dry streambed with fallen trees up towards the rock face and then right. Steeply up to a small flattening, keep right here and stay below the large boulder. After a very steep ascent with many hairpin bends, the path disappears again under foliage, first keep left, then follow the markings on the right which lead to an exposed traverse. After this traverse, the path is a little less steep through beech forest until you reach a grassy chute. Here we lost the path in the area of fallen trees and climbed about 80 meters steeply before we were able to cross to the right again. According to the map, the right path continues straight ahead here. At about 1600m above sea level, you meet the cross-path 370, which you follow without any problems until you reach the stream from Val Stua. Walking time from the middle entry point: 1.5h. Continue along the path until you reach the stream after a dilapidated alpine pasture. Descend a little further to the first pools.
Tour: First small downclimbs, jumps up to 3m and slides in a low gorge of banked rock. If the gravel conditions allow it, a 10m waterfall can be jumped, otherwise rappel from the tree at the back right. Then a tricky 2.5m downclimb into a narrow gap from which you have to jump into a narrow pool (no abseiling option). Rappel 16m over a basin from Spit on the left and then hike to the mouth of the stream from Val Stua. The gorge quickly becomes deeper, alternating between downclimbs and abseils < 10m. After a very impressive narrow section, the anchor for the next 10m abseil is far up to the right - accessible via an unpleasant, gravelly traverse. The gorge becomes sunnier, but remains deeply incised - abseiling points and possible jumps up to 6m. After the intermediate entrance, there is a short block climb before the lower section begins with three low abseils from the right. Then several possible jumps up to 7m in a beautiful gorge before the canyon opens up again. (Exit from the topographic view in Simon Flowers' book). You could ascend 30m to the path on the left or stay in the streambed where you will find a nice 15m rappel after a short block climb. Then downclimb and small possible jumps until you can easily cross left to the ascent path.

Torrente Pezzeda: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: sortie inf. (deconseillée) (descente)
Return: Follow the path back to the car.

Torrente Pezzeda: Alternative Canyon End1
Comment: 1ère sortie (chemin d\'approche traverse Pezzeda) (descente)

Roches I: Canyon Start
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2024-12-30: Walked the part described in the TopoRicaric. No ropes necessary, everything swimmable/jumpable/climbable. Fun river walk.
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Approach: We take the footpath on the orographic right bank of the river in a southerly direction. After about 20 minutes, we descend to the right to the Bassin du Chien, which we can see from a viewpoint. Alternatively - and this is recommended - we continue along the path until another path branches off to the right. This also takes us to the river, but above the "Bassin du Chien".
Tour: Two additional jumps await us here in an attractive setting. First the Cascade Cerise (5m) into the Bassin Chien, then the jump into the Bassin Jeunesse (2m). After swimming through the "Bassin Jeunesses", we come to the next waterfall, where the river squeezes through a rock bar. Here you should jump in such a way that you don't get caught in the backwash, and after a few swims you reach the next step (4m or go around to the left). At the opposite exit of the pool, there is an underground grotto on the right with a dangerous undercurrent if the water flow is sufficient. Then another jump (6m). After a few more swims, the "Cascade Pembroc" is downclimbed on the left. This is followed by 2 more jumps (2m and 4m), 2 slides and again longer swimming sections. Then the river becomes channel-like. Smaller rapids with whirlpools have to be overcome. There are various possible jumps from the edge of the channel. The swimming passages are now longer, the jumps no longer exceed 4m in height. Towards the exit of this passage, we first pass an interesting level on the left with individual measuring sticks, then swim under the bridge before reaching the final waterfall (18m). Here you can get out on the right. This waterfall is usually taken in the Bassin la Paixaber, either by jumping or roping. See photos and video

Roches I: Canyon End
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Return: Either - as already mentioned - before the step into the Bassin La Paix turn right up to the parking lot or rappel or jump 18m into the Bassin La Paix, then left up the path over the steps, over the bridge and to the car.

Roches I: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the highway N2 between Bras-Panon and St. Benoit and drive to the Bassin la Paix in the Rivière des Roches (see map at photos). Here we park the car.
Return: Either - as already mentioned - before the step into the Bassin La Paix turn right up to the parking lot or rappel or jump 18m into the Bassin La Paix, then left up the path over the steps, over the bridge and to the car.

Roches I: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: am Abfluß des Bassin Jeunesse
Approach: We take the footpath on the orographic right bank of the river in a southerly direction. After about 20 minutes, we descend to the right to the Bassin du Chien, which we can see from a viewpoint. Alternatively - and this is recommended - we continue along the path until another path branches off to the right. This also takes us to the river, but above the "Bassin du Chien".
Tour: Two additional jumps await us here in an attractive setting. First the Cascade Cerise (5m) into the Bassin Chien, then the jump into the Bassin Jeunesse (2m). After swimming through the "Bassin Jeunesses", we come to the next waterfall, where the river squeezes through a rock bar. Here you should jump in such a way that you don't get caught in the backwash, and after a few swims you reach the next step (4m or go around to the left). At the opposite exit of the pool, there is an underground grotto on the right with a dangerous undercurrent if the water flow is sufficient. Then another jump (6m). After a few more swims, the "Cascade Pembroc" is downclimbed on the left. This is followed by 2 more jumps (2m and 4m), 2 slides and again longer swimming sections. Then the river becomes channel-like. Smaller rapids with whirlpools have to be overcome. There are various possible jumps from the edge of the channel. The swimming passages are now longer, the jumps no longer exceed 4m in height. Towards the exit of this passage, we first pass an interesting level on the left with individual measuring sticks, then swim under the bridge before reaching the final waterfall (18m). Here you can get out on the right. This waterfall is usually taken in the Bassin la Paixaber, either by jumping or roping. See photos and video

Roches I: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: noch vor der 18m-Stufe rechts hinauf zur Straße
Return: Either - as already mentioned - before the step into the Bassin La Paix turn right up to the parking lot or rappel or jump 18m into the Bassin La Paix, then left up the path over the steps, over the bridge and to the car.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot in Quantin on the dirt road on the orographic left bank of the Rio Maggiore in a southerly direction, past a washing fountain to the bridge. Get in here (5 min.). There are also several possibilities to get on a little further down, in the area of the most interesting passages. To do this, park at the bridge near Cornolade Alte and hike briefly up a hairpin bend. At the next rightward haipin bend, turn left and take a good path along the edge of the gorge. The first rope-secured descent reaches the gorge just above the large siphon (15 min), but it is well worth following the good climbing tracks about 5 min further uphill to reach the gorge near a closed bridge by means of a 20 m rappel at the beginning of the most interesting part. The paths are marked on the Openstreetmap.
Tour: Not too deep cut into multi-colored stratified limestone, a lot of downclimbing, many smaller rappels, some possible jumps, 2 siphons whereby the first can be bypassed on the left (anchor for transverse rope available), exit possibility in the middle of the tour at the road bridge, then follows the highest waterfall in the canyon (25m). Caution in the very last section of the gorge after the highway bridge - iron bars in the pools.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Parking at Entry
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Access: 11 km northeast of Belluno is Ponte nelle Alpi. Here, south of the road bridge, turn off the SS 51 over the Piave toward Quantin and go up about 9 km to Quantin. Park the upper vehicle in the large parking lot between the church and Rio Maggiore. Park the lower vehicle at the houses of La Secca at the NW exit of Lago di Santa Croce. You can get there on the SS 51 from Ponte nelle Alpi (from the bridge 7 km).
Return: After crossing under the highway and railroad bridges in the pipe culvert under the SS 51 and right out to the lower vehicle. There is now a good and easy way to walk back from the exit to the parking lot at Cornolade Alte. From the exit bridge, hike about 400m north along the road towards La Secca. Immediately before crossing the Rio Bars, turn left and walk along an asphalt road under the railroad line. Then ascend briefly and turn right onto a forest path between the two highway bridges. The forest path soon becomes a path that you follow upwards at a pleasant gradient. The path is well trodden and partly marked in red between the gorges of Rio Bars and Rio Maggiore and reaches the viewing platform near the large waterfall of Rio Maggiore after about 25 minutes.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Parking at Exit
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Access: 11 km northeast of Belluno is Ponte nelle Alpi. Here, south of the road bridge, turn off the SS 51 over the Piave toward Quantin and go up about 9 km to Quantin. Park the upper vehicle in the large parking lot between the church and Rio Maggiore. Park the lower vehicle at the houses of La Secca at the NW exit of Lago di Santa Croce. You can get there on the SS 51 from Ponte nelle Alpi (from the bridge 7 km).
Return: After crossing under the highway and railroad bridges in the pipe culvert under the SS 51 and right out to the lower vehicle. There is now a good and easy way to walk back from the exit to the parking lot at Cornolade Alte. From the exit bridge, hike about 400m north along the road towards La Secca. Immediately before crossing the Rio Bars, turn left and walk along an asphalt road under the railroad line. Then ascend briefly and turn right onto a forest path between the two highway bridges. The forest path soon becomes a path that you follow upwards at a pleasant gradient. The path is well trodden and partly marked in red between the gorges of Rio Bars and Rio Maggiore and reaches the viewing platform near the large waterfall of Rio Maggiore after about 25 minutes.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Canyon End
Return: After crossing under the highway and railroad bridges in the pipe culvert under the SS 51 and right out to the lower vehicle. There is now a good and easy way to walk back from the exit to the parking lot at Cornolade Alte. From the exit bridge, hike about 400m north along the road towards La Secca. Immediately before crossing the Rio Bars, turn left and walk along an asphalt road under the railroad line. Then ascend briefly and turn right onto a forest path between the two highway bridges. The forest path soon becomes a path that you follow upwards at a pleasant gradient. The path is well trodden and partly marked in red between the gorges of Rio Bars and Rio Maggiore and reaches the viewing platform near the large waterfall of Rio Maggiore after about 25 minutes.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Parking at Entry1
Comment: für Alternativeinstieg unterer Abschnitt
Access: 11 km northeast of Belluno is Ponte nelle Alpi. Here, south of the road bridge, turn off the SS 51 over the Piave toward Quantin and go up about 9 km to Quantin. Park the upper vehicle in the large parking lot between the church and Rio Maggiore. Park the lower vehicle at the houses of La Secca at the NW exit of Lago di Santa Croce. You can get there on the SS 51 from Ponte nelle Alpi (from the bridge 7 km).

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstiegsmöglichkeit für unteren Abschnitt, Fixseil
Approach: From the parking lot in Quantin on the dirt road on the orographic left bank of the Rio Maggiore in a southerly direction, past a washing fountain to the bridge. Get in here (5 min.). There are also several possibilities to get on a little further down, in the area of the most interesting passages. To do this, park at the bridge near Cornolade Alte and hike briefly up a hairpin bend. At the next rightward haipin bend, turn left and take a good path along the edge of the gorge. The first rope-secured descent reaches the gorge just above the large siphon (15 min), but it is well worth following the good climbing tracks about 5 min further uphill to reach the gorge near a closed bridge by means of a 20 m rappel at the beginning of the most interesting part. The paths are marked on the Openstreetmap.
Tour: Not too deep cut into multi-colored stratified limestone, a lot of downclimbing, many smaller rappels, some possible jumps, 2 siphons whereby the first can be bypassed on the left (anchor for transverse rope available), exit possibility in the middle of the tour at the road bridge, then follows the highest waterfall in the canyon (25m). Caution in the very last section of the gorge after the highway bridge - iron bars in the pools.

Val Maggiore (supérieur): Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Einstiegsmöglichkeit für unteren Abschnitt, 20m Abseiler von Baumschlinge
Approach: From the parking lot in Quantin on the dirt road on the orographic left bank of the Rio Maggiore in a southerly direction, past a washing fountain to the bridge. Get in here (5 min.). There are also several possibilities to get on a little further down, in the area of the most interesting passages. To do this, park at the bridge near Cornolade Alte and hike briefly up a hairpin bend. At the next rightward haipin bend, turn left and take a good path along the edge of the gorge. The first rope-secured descent reaches the gorge just above the large siphon (15 min), but it is well worth following the good climbing tracks about 5 min further uphill to reach the gorge near a closed bridge by means of a 20 m rappel at the beginning of the most interesting part. The paths are marked on the Openstreetmap.
Tour: Not too deep cut into multi-colored stratified limestone, a lot of downclimbing, many smaller rappels, some possible jumps, 2 siphons whereby the first can be bypassed on the left (anchor for transverse rope available), exit possibility in the middle of the tour at the road bridge, then follows the highest waterfall in the canyon (25m). Caution in the very last section of the gorge after the highway bridge - iron bars in the pools.

Pito: Canyon Start
Approach: Trailless from the parking lot to the right (southward) down to the creek (entry; 10 min.)
Tour: Slightly above the entry, there is a wastewater discharge from the village of Pito on the left (orographic), which is unpleasant when the water flow is low. I f there is a lot of water, the pool between the 8 m and 16 m rappel can become a trap due to back suction.

Pito: Canyon End
Return: Where the stream is culverted, turn right onto the dirt road and follow it up to the road where the car below is parked. You could continue through the canyon of the Rio Garrafo, into which the Fosso Pito flows, until just before it flows into the Fiume Tronto (see 'Figlie dell Acqua e dell Tempo' no. H1b)

Pito: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-14 south along the Adriatic Sea, passing Ancona. 81.5 km after the Ancona-South exit, leave the A-14 at the San Benedetto del Tronto - Ascoli Piceno exit and now head west on the highway towards Ascoli Piceno, leaving the town (worth seeing!) on the left and continuing on the SS-4 to Acquasanta Terme. At the entrance to the town, turn off in the direction of Pozza, Umito. After the village of Pomaro, the road bends over the Pentito stream and continues up the eastern slope of the Rio Garrafo. 2.8 km after the bridge over the Pentito, a dirt road comes up from the right that leads to the abandoned village of Gaglierto. Park one car here, if you have two available, and continue for a good kilometer until you reach a church on the left above the road (S. Sabino). Park here.
Return: Where the stream is culverted, turn right onto the dirt road and follow it up to the road where the car below is parked. You could continue through the canyon of the Rio Garrafo, into which the Fosso Pito flows, until just before it flows into the Fiume Tronto (see 'Figlie dell Acqua e dell Tempo' no. H1b)

Pito: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A-14 south along the Adriatic Sea, passing Ancona. 81.5 km after the Ancona-South exit, leave the A-14 at the San Benedetto del Tronto - Ascoli Piceno exit and now head west on the highway towards Ascoli Piceno, leaving the town (worth seeing!) on the left and continuing on the SS-4 to Acquasanta Terme. At the entrance to the town, turn off in the direction of Pozza, Umito. After the village of Pomaro, the road bends over the Pentito stream and continues up the eastern slope of the Rio Garrafo. 2.8 km after the bridge over the Pentito, a dirt road comes up from the right that leads to the abandoned village of Gaglierto. Park one car here, if you have two available, and continue for a good kilometer until you reach a church on the left above the road (S. Sabino). Park here.
Return: Where the stream is culverted, turn right onto the dirt road and follow it up to the road where the car below is parked. You could continue through the canyon of the Rio Garrafo, into which the Fosso Pito flows, until just before it flows into the Fiume Tronto (see 'Figlie dell Acqua e dell Tempo' no. H1b)

Tireboeuf: Canyon Start
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Approach: At marker "111" the trail (740 m above sea level) begins in the direction of the hamlet of Amen. It is also the initial stretch of the access to the Clue d'Amen, which is made clear by a corresponding (canyon) sign.\nIn long serpentines we go up, on the right there is a view of Var and campsite, until we reach the stone bridge over the Tireboeuf (907 m a.s.l.).
Tour: Only the 18 m rappel can justify the tour. However, if you combine it with other tours nearby (Chaudan, Clue d'Amen, Gorge de Daluis or Bertheou) or stay overnight at the mentioned campsite, you have not made a mistake.

Tireboeuf: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the canyon where the gulch opens, it is best to go out to the left and follow clear tracks, lastly across a meadow, down to the road.

Moulin de la Burne: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the blue marking, first on the slope, then later the path on the left down to the footbridge. Beyond up to the signpost and there then half-right down (blue marking). Then follow the tracks down to the right into the streambed.
Tour: A 3m step at the beginning is followed by a nice 14m rappel

Moulin de la Burne: Canyon End
Return: After the pool at the foot of the 14m rappel out left and up the path. We meet the access path and follow it back to the parking lot.

Moulin de la Burne: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In St. Claude we take the D124 direction Les Bouchoux. About 500m after the hamlet of Devia we turn left, pass between the houses of La Burne and come to the bridge over the Tacon. On the right, after the bridge, we park the car.
Return: After the pool at the foot of the 14m rappel out left and up the path. We meet the access path and follow it back to the parking lot.

Cuestis: Canyon Start
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Approach: Arrived at the parking lot, you can already see the last rappels of the Rio Cuestis and the amount of water to judge --> from the parking lot (350Hm) you follow the road for about 500m towards Roveredo --> after the railroad bridge, but still just before the road bridge (which goes over the Rio Simon) you take the trail 425a rh, which goes steeply up. --> at 650Hm you meet a ruin on the right --> after that it becomes flatter --> after a few meters of altitude you meet a second ruin with a fork in the path (770Hm) --> here take the path on the right --> this leads slightly downhill in a few minutes to the stream (entry 750Hm).
Tour: From the stone wall at the entry at 750Hm, the first passages are bypassed and downclimbed --> in the first third are between the short abseils again and again longer walking and climbing passages (a short rope can often be helpful here) -->before the middle part with the narrow section begins could be on the right an emergency exit (only conjecture) --> further on through the very beautiful cut part of the canyon (mostly climbable parts) --> after the cut part there are several abseils with only short walking passages in between --> the abseils continuously increase in height --> special caution should be taken in medium and steep terrain>special care should be taken at medium and high water level at the place with the siphon (closed circle or rope traverse) --> the last third consists of the highest rappelling places where the belays are well placed and can be easily reached by rope traverses --> here shows who has mastered the 1x1 of rope technique because of the height and exposure, this tour is reserved only for the well-versed canyoneers --> an eye should also always be placed on a good rope retrival because already one or the other had to struggle --> on the whole, the Rio Cuestis is a perfect canyon with beautiful views for experienced canyoneers.

Cuestis: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Rio Simon Ausstiegsparkplatz - Keine Wertsachen im Auto lassen, es wurden bereits Autos aufgebrochen
Access: From Tarvisio take the main road (SS13) south to Chiusaforte --> pass Villach and continue towards Italy --> in Italy take the Tarvisio exit --> continue on the main road (SS13) south to Chiusaforte --> after the village (approx. 3.5 km) turn right (signposted Roveredo, Ovedasso) --> approx. 50 m after the exit there is a parking space on the left.
Return: After the last rappel and the small climbing passage you stand under the railroad bridge --> either get off before the road bridge (left) or more comfortably after the road bridge right over the gravel path to the parking lot.

Cuestis: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel and the small climbing passage you stand under the railroad bridge --> either get off before the road bridge (left) or more comfortably after the road bridge right over the gravel path to the parking lot.

Cuestis: Parking at Exit1
Access: From Tarvisio take the main road (SS13) south to Chiusaforte --> pass Villach and continue towards Italy --> in Italy take the Tarvisio exit --> continue on the main road (SS13) south to Chiusaforte --> after the village (approx. 3.5 km) turn right (signposted Roveredo, Ovedasso) --> approx. 50 m after the exit there is a parking space on the left.
Return: After the last rappel and the small climbing passage you stand under the railroad bridge --> either get off before the road bridge (left) or more comfortably after the road bridge right over the gravel path to the parking lot.

Cuestis: Waypoint
Comment: Start Aufstiegsweg
Approach: Arrived at the parking lot, you can already see the last rappels of the Rio Cuestis and the amount of water to judge --> from the parking lot (350Hm) you follow the road for about 500m towards Roveredo --> after the railroad bridge, but still just before the road bridge (which goes over the Rio Simon) you take the trail 425a rh, which goes steeply up. --> at 650Hm you meet a ruin on the right --> after that it becomes flatter --> after a few meters of altitude you meet a second ruin with a fork in the path (770Hm) --> here take the path on the right --> this leads slightly downhill in a few minutes to the stream (entry 750Hm).

Fiumicelli (Superior): Canyon Start
Approach: Here we turn right from the tarred road onto a hiking trail (towards Bocca di Saltu), which first leads us in about 20 min. down to the Fiumicelli stream bed (290m alt.). We cross it and take the path beyond that leads up to Bocca di Saltu (871m old.) We now follow the track uphill, but after 2 switchbacks and a right-left bend we turn left onto a path that leads us up to the ridge. We reach it near a concrete water tank (1058m old.). Now we follow the path that always goes up on the ridge. Finally we come to the chapel of Tova. Continuing in the previous direction we go down to the spring of Tova. Here begins the descent.
Tour: The original route descriptions are largely outdated by the 2010 mudslide. Only the high rappel still shows in its original form. The somewhat tricky Marmita Trampa was filled by the mudflow.

Fiumicelli (Superior): Canyon End
Return: Where we crossed the Fiumicelli in the access, we now exit on the path to the right and thus reach the car.

Selleta del Pinell: Canyon Start
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Approach: From here, we follow a path that crosses the streambed and heads up the ridge on the other side. We just have to follow the red markings. We cross a rocky ledge and come to a wide hollow. In this we walk downhill without a path until we reach the narrowing (entry).
Tour: One rappel "chases the next", beautiful views, at the end very narrow and technically somewhat more demanding.

Selleta del Pinell: Canyon End
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Return: At the bottom we follow the path down through bushes and coppice to the streambed of the Barranc de la Vall. In this descend to the car.

Selleta del Pinell: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the AP-7 (Autopista de la Mediterrania) on the way from Tarragona in the direction of Valencia about 23 km after crossing the Ebro at exit 43 - Vinaros. After leaving the highway, however, we turn left and head north on the CV-102/T-332 to Ulldecona. For further approaches see: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7922340 We park our car at a water trough.
Return: At the bottom we follow the path down through bushes and coppice to the streambed of the Barranc de la Vall. In this descend to the car.

Cirerers: Canyon Start
Approach: At the parking lot, a sign points us to the Cova dels Bous. Passing the cave entrance on the right, we walk slowly uphill with a view of the Barranc de la Fou valley below on the right. We come to an overgrown forest path and follow it to a meadow with "our" stream. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3517298
Tour: 9 rappels and running routes up to the entrance to the Barranc de la Fou (in the Barranc de la Fou another 14 rappels, see there ).

Cirerers: Canyon End
Return: As with the Barranc de la Fou, cf. there

Kavousi II: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the dirt road that makes a bend to the right. On the left, a dirt road branches off immediately. We take the slope and then the right branch and soon cross the Kavousi. Here we leave the lower car, or walk from here if we don't have 4x4. With a 4x4 or on foot we follow this track that zig-zags up the ridge between Portella and Kavousi for about 1.1km. After 3 serpentines to the right and to the left (from the stream), the track finally goes northwards towards a ridge. Beyond it goes down to the entry.
Tour: Water usually only in the streambed before the canyon itself

Kavousi II: Canyon End
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Return: Where the access track crosses the stream, exit left and follow the track southwards to the car.

Kavousi II: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz ohne 4x4
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 24 km we reach Ano Viannos and continue through the village on the main road. About 2 km after the end of the village - we have passed Kato Viannos on the left - we turn left towards Hondros, Keratokambos. After 3 km we pass through Hondros, then it is another 9 km down to Keratokambos at the sea. Here we drive along the sea for about 400 m towards Arvi, then turn left at the end of the village and drive north for another hundred meters or so. The road now turns to the east. At the exit of the bend there is a big chapel on the right (here we park the lower vehicle for the Portella). We now continue east for about 300 meters until the tarred road meets a dirt road (2008). Here we can park the car.
Return: Where the access track crosses the stream, exit left and follow the track southwards to the car.

Kavousi II: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg mit 4x4. Etwas über 1km Shuttle.
Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 24 km we reach Ano Viannos and continue through the village on the main road. About 2 km after the end of the village - we have passed Kato Viannos on the left - we turn left towards Hondros, Keratokambos. After 3 km we pass through Hondros, then it is another 9 km down to Keratokambos at the sea. Here we drive along the sea for about 400 m towards Arvi, then turn left at the end of the village and drive north for another hundred meters or so. The road now turns to the east. At the exit of the bend there is a big chapel on the right (here we park the lower vehicle for the Portella). We now continue east for about 300 meters until the tarred road meets a dirt road (2008). Here we can park the car.
Return: Where the access track crosses the stream, exit left and follow the track southwards to the car.

Nevesbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: for access without changing cars, walk uphill at the Pichnick parking lot over a wooden bridge and follow trail no. 20 until it crosses the paved road. From this point, follow the road downhill to the concrete bridge from which you enter the canyon. The route begins with a 50-metre rappel directly from the bridge Access without shuttle approx. 40 min

Nevesbach: Canyon End
Comment: A1 - sans navette (descente)
Return: Exit right onto the hiking trail (no. 20) and to the car at the exit (P2).

Nevesbach: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (descente)
Access: Approach to the parking exit: drive through the Pustertal Valley to Bruneck, then turn off towards Ahrntal Valley and continue towards Lappach. In Unterlappach turn left towards the Reden Hof Hotel Park the car just before the hotel in the gravel parking place of the pick nick area. Parking entry: take the second car back to the main road and drive past the village of Oberlappach to the first haipin bend, where you follow the signs to Zosenberg on the left. Park near the bridge over the canyon,
Return: Exit right onto the hiking trail (no. 20) and to the car at the exit (P2).

Nevesbach: Parking at Entry
Comment: P = parking amont (descente)
Access: Approach to the parking exit: drive through the Pustertal Valley to Bruneck, then turn off towards Ahrntal Valley and continue towards Lappach. In Unterlappach turn left towards the Reden Hof Hotel Park the car just before the hotel in the gravel parking place of the pick nick area. Parking entry: take the second car back to the main road and drive past the village of Oberlappach to the first haipin bend, where you follow the signs to Zosenberg on the left. Park near the bridge over the canyon,
Return: Exit right onto the hiking trail (no. 20) and to the car at the exit (P2).

Bendola I: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the ruins (1960 m above sea level), descend to the left in the hollow until you reach the rocky narrowing just over 1800 m above sea level, which is the entry point.
Tour: Sequence of many rappels at different heights (all before the bivouac site). Water flow only towards the exit. But even before that there are some possible jumps. Bivouac site after about 8 hours at about 760m above sea level - exit at the "Herzgumpen" up to the right. Up to the bivouac site there is no real exit option, although there are always opportunities to get to safety if the water suddenly swells up the slope.

Bendola I: Canyon End
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Return: At the first bridge (Pasarelle de la Baragne) exit to the footpath to Saorge at 520 m a.s.l.\nAlternatively, you can also connect the Bendola II (see there!).

Bendola I: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Ventimiglia, we drive up the Roya valley, cross Breil-sur-Roya after 27 km and continue towards Tende. About 6 km after Breil, we turn right between 2 tunnels and drive over the Bendola up to Saorge, where we park one vehicle before the village. We take the other back to Ventimiglia, where we first head towards Bordighera and then turn off into the Val de Nervia (this is also the access road to Buggio and Barbaira). Via Dolceacqua and Isolabona, the route continues for around 20 km to Pigna. From here, the road climbs up to Colla di Langan (1127 m above sea level) and continues left to Colla Melosa (1540 m above sea level). The road is asphalted up to this point and continues up to Col Bertrand without asphalt until you finally reach the highest point (over 2000 m above sea level). The gravel road is in good condition and easily passable by a normal car, provided it has sufficient ground clearance (cross ribs for water drainage). At the ridge - we are on the "Ligurian border ridge road" - we descend a little and about 1000 m after the highest point turn left on a path at a shallow angle. You will come to some ruins and see an inhabited estate on the slope to the right. Park the second vehicle here. The ascent from the French side (Roya valley) described everywhere else makes a 4x4 vehicle seem appropriate, the ascent described here requires a longer transfer, but is much better in terms of the road. From Breil sur Roya you can also get a ride up for a moderate price.
Return: At the first bridge (Pasarelle de la Baragne) exit to the footpath to Saorge at 520 m a.s.l.\nAlternatively, you can also connect the Bendola II (see there!).

Bendola I: Waypoint
Comment: WP1: Pigna
Approach: From the ruins (1960 m above sea level), descend to the left in the hollow until you reach the rocky narrowing just over 1800 m above sea level, which is the entry point.

Bendola I: Waypoint1
Comment: Biwackplatz
Approach: From the ruins (1960 m above sea level), descend to the left in the hollow until you reach the rocky narrowing just over 1800 m above sea level, which is the entry point.

Bendola I: Waypoint2
Comment: WP2: Colle Langan

Bendola I: Waypoint3
Comment: WP3: Colle Melosa

Comment: WP4: Col Bertrand

Comment: WP5: Halblinks abbiegen

Bendola I: Parking at Entry
Comment: WP6: Bewohntes Anwesen.
Access: From Ventimiglia, we drive up the Roya valley, cross Breil-sur-Roya after 27 km and continue towards Tende. About 6 km after Breil, we turn right between 2 tunnels and drive over the Bendola up to Saorge, where we park one vehicle before the village. We take the other back to Ventimiglia, where we first head towards Bordighera and then turn off into the Val de Nervia (this is also the access road to Buggio and Barbaira). Via Dolceacqua and Isolabona, the route continues for around 20 km to Pigna. From here, the road climbs up to Colla di Langan (1127 m above sea level) and continues left to Colla Melosa (1540 m above sea level). The road is asphalted up to this point and continues up to Col Bertrand without asphalt until you finally reach the highest point (over 2000 m above sea level). The gravel road is in good condition and easily passable by a normal car, provided it has sufficient ground clearance (cross ribs for water drainage). At the ridge - we are on the "Ligurian border ridge road" - we descend a little and about 1000 m after the highest point turn left on a path at a shallow angle. You will come to some ruins and see an inhabited estate on the slope to the right. Park the second vehicle here. The ascent from the French side (Roya valley) described everywhere else makes a 4x4 vehicle seem appropriate, the ascent described here requires a longer transfer, but is much better in terms of the road. From Breil sur Roya you can also get a ride up for a moderate price.
Return: At the first bridge (Pasarelle de la Baragne) exit to the footpath to Saorge at 520 m a.s.l.\nAlternatively, you can also connect the Bendola II (see there!).

Schmiedlaine: Canyon Start
Approach: Now we follow the AV hiking trail no. 455 according to the signpost "Tutzinger Hütte, Kohlstattalm" (see - until km 4.8). After 3.7 km we pass the Kohlstattalm (1020m altitude) and 400m further on we turn left (east) from the forest road ("Tutzinger Hütte") and take the path that again brings us a good 700m further to the Schmiedlaine. We follow the signs to the dilapidated Triftklause and thus arrive at the streambed.
Tour: We quickly reach the first and highest rappel (anchor on the right, rappel outside the beam). A few meters after the waterfall, you can climb up to the starting point on a clear track on the left (on older topographic views, a path is marked on the right). We soon come to the next waterfall. Here there is no anchor directly at the waterfall (2018 - but rappels from trees are possible on both sides). However, a knotted rope with a double belay (!) is anchored on the recessed rock face on the righthand side. This avoids the waterfall. This is followed by two short underground passages (optional). Now begins the first phase of a streambed hike with obstacles. After about 20 minutes, the next and last rappel follows (anchor on the right on the rock ledge, rappel outside the beam). This is followed by a good hour of tiring walking and climbing (many tree obstacles) in the streambed until you reach the mouth of the Schmiedlaine into the Lainbach.

Schmiedlaine: Canyon End
Return: We follow the path downstream on the left bank of the Lainbach (see again - from km 14.5) and thus return to the car at the bridge (3.3 km route).

Schmiedlaine: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive to Benediktbeuern and from here continue on the B 11 towards Kochel am See. About 250m after leaving the built-up area, we turn left (east) onto Benediktusstraße. After 600m we cross Bonifatiustraße and after another 2000m we turn right onto Schwimmbadstraße. After another 300m, we turn left before the bridge over the Lainbach and park our car here in the shade of the trees (navigation destination: "Benediktbeueren, Schwimmbadstraße 32" - 650m altitude). The parking lot of the "Alpenwarmbad Benediktbeuren" on the other side of the bridge is subject to charges.
Return: We follow the path downstream on the left bank of the Lainbach (see again - from km 14.5) and thus return to the car at the bridge (3.3 km route).

Schmiedlaine: Waypoint
Comment: parking bike (descente)
Approach: Now we follow the AV hiking trail no. 455 according to the signpost "Tutzinger Hütte, Kohlstattalm" (see - until km 4.8). After 3.7 km we pass the Kohlstattalm (1020m altitude) and 400m further on we turn left (east) from the forest road ("Tutzinger Hütte") and take the path that again brings us a good 700m further to the Schmiedlaine. We follow the signs to the dilapidated Triftklause and thus arrive at the streambed.

Schmiedlaine: Waypoint1
Comment: depart sente d\'approche de parking bike (descente)
Approach: Now we follow the AV hiking trail no. 455 according to the signpost "Tutzinger Hütte, Kohlstattalm" (see - until km 4.8). After 3.7 km we pass the Kohlstattalm (1020m altitude) and 400m further on we turn left (east) from the forest road ("Tutzinger Hütte") and take the path that again brings us a good 700m further to the Schmiedlaine. We follow the signs to the dilapidated Triftklause and thus arrive at the streambed.

Schmiedlaine: Waypoint2
Comment: waypoint 2 sur lasente de parking bike (descente)

Schmiedlaine: Waypoint3
Comment: waypoint 3 sur la sente de parking bike (descente)

Comment: waypoint 6 arrivée approche normal par la sente de parking bike (descente)

Kronburger Tobel: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the P we head to the bridge to check waterlevels and find a small, very straightforward trail on the orographic R with many viewpoints into the canyon and possible intermediate entrances. Your loss if you choose not to do the upper canyon. We continue steep, neglecting the panoramic hiking trail, until we reach a tunnel (road on our left). After the tunnel we continue 100m to easily descend into the river bed, backtracking these 100m to the start of the canyon.
Tour: Multiple intermediate entrances exist that are only interesting for commercial tours, described here is the full tour. The entrance abseil originally was from a tree (at the exit of the approach tunnel). Now, an anchor is to be found on a large boulder R. Best not to pull back the rope yet, but check the state of the anchor on the second and highest abseil (+-30m) of the tour (R, two glue-in bolts, damaged since many years). A continuous string of smaller abseils follow, some of which are newer (2022-2024) and well-protected, recommended is to stay in the rope, to access the anchors. The lower canyon is excessively bolted, and often with fixed ropes. Two emergency exits now, one L and another R with fixed rope to ascend and reach the bridge in 5 min.

Kronburger Tobel: Canyon End
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Return: Either exit using the fixed rope R and reach the bridge/parking in 5 min. or continue in the canyon until we reach the Inn valley, return R via a small straightforward trail that cuts through the woods and back to the road.

Kronburger Tobel: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: D 2 (1020m) (descente)
Approach: From the P we head to the bridge to check waterlevels and find a small, very straightforward trail on the orographic R with many viewpoints into the canyon and possible intermediate entrances. Your loss if you choose not to do the upper canyon. We continue steep, neglecting the panoramic hiking trail, until we reach a tunnel (road on our left). After the tunnel we continue 100m to easily descend into the river bed, backtracking these 100m to the start of the canyon.
Tour: Multiple intermediate entrances exist that are only interesting for commercial tours, described here is the full tour. The entrance abseil originally was from a tree (at the exit of the approach tunnel). Now, an anchor is to be found on a large boulder R. Best not to pull back the rope yet, but check the state of the anchor on the second and highest abseil (+-30m) of the tour (R, two glue-in bolts, damaged since many years). A continuous string of smaller abseils follow, some of which are newer (2022-2024) and well-protected, recommended is to stay in the rope, to access the anchors. The lower canyon is excessively bolted, and often with fixed ropes. Two emergency exits now, one L and another R with fixed rope to ascend and reach the bridge in 5 min.

Kronburger Tobel: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: D4 (870m) (descente)
Approach: From the P we head to the bridge to check waterlevels and find a small, very straightforward trail on the orographic R with many viewpoints into the canyon and possible intermediate entrances. Your loss if you choose not to do the upper canyon. We continue steep, neglecting the panoramic hiking trail, until we reach a tunnel (road on our left). After the tunnel we continue 100m to easily descend into the river bed, backtracking these 100m to the start of the canyon.
Tour: Multiple intermediate entrances exist that are only interesting for commercial tours, described here is the full tour. The entrance abseil originally was from a tree (at the exit of the approach tunnel). Now, an anchor is to be found on a large boulder R. Best not to pull back the rope yet, but check the state of the anchor on the second and highest abseil (+-30m) of the tour (R, two glue-in bolts, damaged since many years). A continuous string of smaller abseils follow, some of which are newer (2022-2024) and well-protected, recommended is to stay in the rope, to access the anchors. The lower canyon is excessively bolted, and often with fixed ropes. Two emergency exits now, one L and another R with fixed rope to ascend and reach the bridge in 5 min.

Kronburger Tobel: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Exit the Inntalautobahn A12 at Schönwies/Mils east of Landeck. At the western end of Schönwies, turn left off the main road into the village. Kronburg is signposted. Follow the mini-signs to Kronburg (west of the railroad and then into the forest). After 5 minutes the road leads over a bridge, park here.
Return: Either exit using the fixed rope R and reach the bridge/parking in 5 min. or continue in the canyon until we reach the Inn valley, return R via a small straightforward trail that cuts through the woods and back to the road.

Köprülü Kanyonu: Canyon Start
v1 a3 II | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m

Köprülü Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
v1 a3 II | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Comment: P am Einstieg
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" in Cwiki

Köprülü Kanyonu: Canyon End
v1 a3 II | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Comment: nach der Brücke rechts hinaus und hinauf zur Straße

Köprülü Kanyonu: Parking at Exit

Salhens: Canyon Start
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Salhens: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg (langer Umsetzer) Parking Amont longue navette (descente)

Salhens: Parking at Exit

Fustugeres: Canyon Start
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Approach: See "Approach" in "Photo Gallery
Tour: see photos, videos & topographic view

Fustugeres: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Approach from Alès see Google-map in "Photo gallery".
Return: At the dam wall left out to the car

Fustugeres: Canyon End
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Return: At the dam wall left out to the car

Deseno (inferior): Canyon Start
2025-08-03: Access at the top not easy to find and a little slippery. We have cleared the path at the top of leaves and branches. Now easier to find. Anchors are a mix of "home-made" (DIY store chain and washer)...
2023-08-10: Let's say if it's your first time in the area it's not the most recommended creek...but if the water levels in the other big canyo. Are stroppo high it is still an interesting canyon with some not bad...
Approach: From the parking lot back to the main road, turn left on it for approx. 200 m, then (510 m above sea level) follow the mule track to the right in a WNW uphill direction (white-red markings), turn right at the junction (left "MTB"). We walk uphill, from the left below comes a path with white-red markings, we continue uphill to about 650 m above sea level. Here, at a large cairn, continue uphill on the ridge to about 750m above sea level. Keep right here and descend over a rocky but tree-covered flank into the stream, which we reach a few meters above the C 30.You can also enter at 625 m above sea level if you do not continue uphill at the large cairn, but descend essentially horizontally, finally steeply down into the streambed.
Tour: If you want to go Rio Deseno from the top (1375 m a.s.l.), you have 3 hours of ascent and 11 hours of descent ahead of you. Thus, the exploration of an intermediate entrance has offered itself. Even so, it is still a day trip with over 20 rappel.

Deseno (inferior): Canyon End
2025-08-03: Access at the top not easy to find and a little slippery. We have cleared the path at the top of leaves and branches. Now easier to find. Anchors are a mix of "home-made" (DIY store chain and washer)...
2023-08-10: Let's say if it's your first time in the area it's not the most recommended creek...but if the water levels in the other big canyo. Are stroppo high it is still an interesting canyon with some not bad...
Return: At the slide brake downclimb right and on the slope crossing the stream right up to the road, cross it offset to the right and through the vineyards up to Cisore.

Deseno (inferior): Canyon Start1
2025-08-03: Access at the top not easy to find and a little slippery. We have cleared the path at the top of leaves and branches. Now easier to find. Anchors are a mix of "home-made" (DIY store chain and washer)...
2023-08-10: Let's say if it's your first time in the area it's not the most recommended creek...but if the water levels in the other big canyo. Are stroppo high it is still an interesting canyon with some not bad...
Approach: From the parking lot back to the main road, turn left on it for approx. 200 m, then (510 m above sea level) follow the mule track to the right in a WNW uphill direction (white-red markings), turn right at the junction (left "MTB"). We walk uphill, from the left below comes a path with white-red markings, we continue uphill to about 650 m above sea level. Here, at a large cairn, continue uphill on the ridge to about 750m above sea level. Keep right here and descend over a rocky but tree-covered flank into the stream, which we reach a few meters above the C 30.You can also enter at 625 m above sea level if you do not continue uphill at the large cairn, but descend essentially horizontally, finally steeply down into the streambed.
Tour: If you want to go Rio Deseno from the top (1375 m a.s.l.), you have 3 hours of ascent and 11 hours of descent ahead of you. Thus, the exploration of an intermediate entrance has offered itself. Even so, it is still a day trip with over 20 rappel.

Deseno (inferior): Canyon Start2
Comment: départ pour l\'integrale (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot back to the main road, turn left on it for approx. 200 m, then (510 m above sea level) follow the mule track to the right in a WNW uphill direction (white-red markings), turn right at the junction (left "MTB"). We walk uphill, from the left below comes a path with white-red markings, we continue uphill to about 650 m above sea level. Here, at a large cairn, continue uphill on the ridge to about 750m above sea level. Keep right here and descend over a rocky but tree-covered flank into the stream, which we reach a few meters above the C 30.You can also enter at 625 m above sea level if you do not continue uphill at the large cairn, but descend essentially horizontally, finally steeply down into the streambed.
Tour: If you want to go Rio Deseno from the top (1375 m a.s.l.), you have 3 hours of ascent and 11 hours of descent ahead of you. Thus, the exploration of an intermediate entrance has offered itself. Even so, it is still a day trip with over 20 rappel.

Deseno (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Domodossola on the orographic left bank road above Torr. Bogna up to Cisore (about 3 km from the center of Domodossola). At the road junction turn left to the large square with wooden huts and garbage (2006). Park here.
Return: At the slide brake downclimb right and on the slope crossing the stream right up to the road, cross it offset to the right and through the vineyards up to Cisore.

Devero mezzo: Canyon Start
2025-08-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Devero (partie médiane) Very aquatic and short canyon. The first obstacles need to be taken with great care. We had the same (huge) flow in th...
2025-08-01: Everything ok so far. Somewhat wild entry at the water level. Another anchor would make entry easier. We parked at the stonemason's, where we asked beforehand. Walked the stream to the end. A couple o...
Approach: From Uresso along the river uphill towards Croveo, then cross over a bridge to the other (orographic left) bank. Continue up the stream to the dam (with house) and then in hairpin bends up to the Baceno-Croveo road. Turn left again at the Croveo village sign by a chapel/icon. You come to a path that comes from a bridge over the Devero (from the left). Follow this to the right and after a few minutes you will reach the entry point at the first abseil (C3) - about 25 minutes in total. If it is too aquatic here, you can follow the course of the stream on the bank and after approx. 100 m on the orographic right you come to the water drainage and thus the drier part of the descent.
Tour: First swim canyon to the water drainage. Enter the vertical parts from the right. At this rappel (C15) - sling on the tree 10 m above the edge (2006) - rope retrival difficult, so make it from the ledge 3 m above the pool (also a small possible jumps). The rope retrival on the next (15m) rappel is just as difficult. At the next but one possible jumps from 12 m or 9 m height. Possible jumps are also possible in the wide streambed.

Devero mezzo: Canyon End
2025-08-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Devero (partie médiane) Very aquatic and short canyon. The first obstacles need to be taken with great care. We had the same (huge) flow in th...
2025-08-01: Everything ok so far. Somewhat wild entry at the water level. Another anchor would make entry easier. We parked at the stonemason's, where we asked beforehand. Walked the stream to the end. A couple o...
Return: After the narrowing with the 3 higher rappels, exit at the latest (after approx. 150 m) at the following dam wall on the left, then descend on the ascent path to the bridge. Get back on here to take the 3 following jumps. After the last jump, exit right and through Uresso to the car in a few minutes.

Carleva: Canyon Start
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2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carléva Belle ambiance. Approche compter 1H15-1h30. Début du canyon sec jusqu'à l'arrivée du 1er affluant Rg. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Approach: At 290 m above sea level, we leave the old town to the south (marker "3") and follow the footpath that runs along the left bank of the Roya. After about 400 m, turn left onto a path towards Vésaire and Serre de Pozzo at marker "105" by a small chapel. We pass the houses of Vésaire (approx. 25 min.) and continue uphill above the Vallon de Carleva. After about 1.5 hours from Breil, you cross a side valley. The path now heads south-east and after a further 20 min. reaches a fork (850 m above sea level) on the right down to the Carleva (information board). You can shorten the access and descent by taking one of the paths on the right down into the streambed.
Tour: Many slides and jumps (the T 19 is dangerous because you can violently scrape against the wall before entering the pool). A lot of walking, a series of small rappel.

Carleva: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carléva Belle ambiance. Approche compter 1H15-1h30. Début du canyon sec jusqu'à l'arrivée du 1er affluant Rg. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Comment: Viele Parkmöglichkeiten an der Roya
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya to Breil-sur-Roya (25 km). Parking on the right bank of the Roya, opposite the old town.
Return: Before the bridge, take a new path to the left, secured with wire ropes and iron clamps, up to the path. Cross the bridge and take the footpath above it up the Roya back to Breil.

Carleva: Canyon End
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2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carléva Belle ambiance. Approche compter 1H15-1h30. Début du canyon sec jusqu'à l'arrivée du 1er affluant Rg. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Return: Before the bridge, take a new path to the left, secured with wire ropes and iron clamps, up to the path. Cross the bridge and take the footpath above it up the Roya back to Breil.

Sorico: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sorico Late in the afternoon, after checking a few canyons that were not possible because of the heavy rain of the last days. Minimalistic anc...
2025-06-01: A canyon that could be pretty, but the intestines left as decoration and the wood spoil the atmosphere a bit. The anchors are old, but beware. Towards the end, from the cascade de Sorico onwards, an...
2024-07-28: At the exit of the first rappel, tree trunk with root and branches, intermediate stand due to brown algae and formerly existing, now missing knot sling not safely accessible, we orographic right with...
Approach: Either - in case of shuttle - at the road bridge into the stream or from Sorico on the footpath up to the entry (see photo gallery).
Tour: 10 rappels (17, 8, 14,12, 20, in between smaller rappels).

Sorico: Canyon End
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sorico Late in the afternoon, after checking a few canyons that were not possible because of the heavy rain of the last days. Minimalistic anc...
2025-06-01: A canyon that could be pretty, but the intestines left as decoration and the wood spoil the atmosphere a bit. The anchors are old, but beware. Towards the end, from the cascade de Sorico onwards, an...
2024-07-28: At the exit of the first rappel, tree trunk with root and branches, intermediate stand due to brown algae and formerly existing, now missing knot sling not safely accessible, we orographic right with...
Return: At the road bridge out onto the SS340 and then to the parking lot.

Sorico: Parking at Entry
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sorico Late in the afternoon, after checking a few canyons that were not possible because of the heavy rain of the last days. Minimalistic anc...
2025-06-01: A canyon that could be pretty, but the intestines left as decoration and the wood spoil the atmosphere a bit. The anchors are old, but beware. Towards the end, from the cascade de Sorico onwards, an...
2024-07-28: At the exit of the first rappel, tree trunk with root and branches, intermediate stand due to brown algae and formerly existing, now missing knot sling not safely accessible, we orographic right with...
Access: see photo gallery (approach and implementation).
Return: At the road bridge out onto the SS340 and then to the parking lot.

Sorico: Parking at Exit
Access: see photo gallery (approach and implementation).
Return: At the road bridge out onto the SS340 and then to the parking lot.

Kleine Melchaa: Canyon Start
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2025-09-14: Still beautiful canyon. Everything top
2025-09-07: Relatively much wood. Very good grip. All anchors ok.
Approach: About 180m on the road back towards Sarnen, then at the signpost take the path on the right up through the forest to the forest road (610m above sea level). On the slope to the right and (in southeastern direction) to the bridge over the Kleine Melchaa. After the bridge, descend left into the streambed.
Tour: Barely interrupted rappel sequence in beautifully washed out canyon. No emergency exit possible. Some jumps and slides possible. Water drainage in the upper reaches (KW Lungern, tel. 0416665100).

Kleine Melchaa: Canyon End
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kleine Melchaa Super équipement et canyon! Bien sonder les vasques, j’ai touché le fond sur le rappel toboggan magnifique!! (Quelle: https://...
2025-09-14: Still beautiful canyon. Everything top
2025-09-07: Relatively much wood. Very good grip. All anchors ok.
Return: Before the slide brake, exit to the left and follow the road to the parking lot.

Kleine Melchaa: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-14: Still beautiful canyon. Everything top
2025-09-07: Relatively much wood. Very good grip. All anchors ok.
Comment: Gebührenpflichtig, P&R Rail App zum Bezahlen
Access: From Lucerne on the A 2 southwards in the direction of St. Gotthard. After 8 km at the Interlaken, Sarnen exit onto the A 8 and 18.5 km further south to exit 33. Here leave the A 8 and take the 702 (Brünigstraße) for 1 km to the beginning of Giswil (490 m above sea level). Here park the car at a suitable place (2012 large construction site for the regulation of the discharge of the Kleine Melchaa).
Return: Before the slide brake, exit to the left and follow the road to the parking lot.

Kleine Melchaa: Waypoint
Comment: Hier den Pfad bergan nehmen.
Approach: About 180m on the road back towards Sarnen, then at the signpost take the path on the right up through the forest to the forest road (610m above sea level). On the slope to the right and (in southeastern direction) to the bridge over the Kleine Melchaa. After the bridge, descend left into the streambed.

Kleine Melchaa: Waypoint1
Comment: Weiter geradeaus (nach rechts schöner Aussichtspunkt)
Approach: About 180m on the road back towards Sarnen, then at the signpost take the path on the right up through the forest to the forest road (610m above sea level). On the slope to the right and (in southeastern direction) to the bridge over the Kleine Melchaa. After the bridge, descend left into the streambed.

Kleine Melchaa: Waypoint2
Comment: Nach rechts

Torrente Ciolesan: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: All 16 belays were equipped with 10mm Inox chain anchors or W-ring + several rope traverses, we also liked the upper entry (8 abseils in Ciol della Val). If there is a lot of sediment in the streambed...
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciolesan En el área de picnic hay que pagar.multa de 30e.el final muy bonito (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
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Approach: Follow path 391 over the first bridge and continue orographically to the right of the Ciolesan up to an alpine meadow with several houses. Turn left at the first house (markings and path difficult to see). Then climb steeply and keep left up to the edge of the forest. Continue steeply uphill on a visible path with many hairpin bends. After a few meters in altitude, the narrow, sometimes very exposed path with little difference in altitude runs parallel and far above the canyon until you reach the "Ciol della Val" tributary. (Alternatively, after crossing a mostly dry streambed, you can branch off to the left and follow an unmarked path - this path first leads to the ruins of an old material cable car, then steeply down to the Ciol della Val streambed, which you reach 3 abseiling points before the confluence with the Ciolesan. This access saves you 5 abseils from the upper Ciol della Val).
Tour: To reach the Ciolesan, descend via the open (sunny) tributary "Ciol della Val". Depending on the entry option, there are 8 or 3 (max. 30m) abseils to the confluence with the Ciolesan. The lime canyon is very varied and continuous. From the confluence with the Ciolesan it becomes narrower and more spectacular. Here there are a further 8 abseiling points (max. 15m). The sometimes very narrow (0.5m) and mostly short rappels should not be underestimated, especially at higher water levels. In the lower part of the last narrow passage there is a large clamping block that apparently blocks the way. However, this can usually be bypassed on the left without any major problems. After this, there is a veil shower and a small abseil step before you leave the canyon on the left. In 2023, the entire tour (16 abseiling points) was equipped with Inox chain anchors and wing rings as well as several helpful rope traverses (still in place in 2025!). However, the emergency drill set should always be carried as the canyon can change quickly after a flood. All in all, a worthwhile tour with beautiful mountain scenery (tip: a dinosaur footprint can be visited nearby).

Torrente Ciolesan: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: All 16 belays were equipped with 10mm Inox chain anchors or W-ring + several rope traverses, we also liked the upper entry (8 abseils in Ciol della Val). If there is a lot of sediment in the streambed...
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciolesan En el área de picnic hay que pagar.multa de 30e.el final muy bonito (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
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Comment: Parkplatz bei St. de Pol
Access: From the village of Claut, drive to Lesis. Either park at the first free parking lot (approx. 10 min. walk to P2) or shortly after Lesis cross the Cellina bridge and drive to the large second parking lot (until the third Sunday in Sept. you have to pay €6/car for parking at P2 -> parking machine at P1 with CE card function).
Return: As the streambed opens up, you will see a water line stretched across the canyon. Exit here to the left and follow the water pipe along a clear path that leads back to the parking lot

Torrente Ciolesan: Canyon End
2025-09-20: All 16 belays were equipped with 10mm Inox chain anchors or W-ring + several rope traverses, we also liked the upper entry (8 abseils in Ciol della Val). If there is a lot of sediment in the streambed...
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciolesan En el área de picnic hay que pagar.multa de 30e.el final muy bonito (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
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Return: As the streambed opens up, you will see a water line stretched across the canyon. Exit here to the left and follow the water pipe along a clear path that leads back to the parking lot

San Nicola: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the P1 parking lot, continue south along the road. Take the next path on the right - "Sentiero WWF" - and turn right again at the fork. You then have the option of making a short detour to the north to a viewpoint near a small house. Return and continue on the "Sentiero WWF" until it crosses the streambed (entry). * http://www.canyoning.it/images/logopdfrid.gif\nSee also photo gallery: Access It may be possible to start earlier via a dry side gorge, see http://caracal.duckeater.fr/?can=93
Tour: First in the open streambed to the beginning of the gorge. Then follow several rappels (first some smaller ones, then 27, 38, 7, 26, 7) until the Gole del Quirino flows in from the left. Before the dam wall, where a foul-smelling tributary comes from the right, exit to the right. It would be possible to continue below the dam wall, under the road bridge, to the exit of the gorge and then exit to the right.

San Nicola: Canyon End
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Return: Here we look for the path on the right edge of the dam wall that leads us up to parking lot P2. * http://www.canyoning.it/images/logopdfrid.gif\nSee also photo gallery: Exit

San Nicola: Parking at Entry
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Access: See photo gallery: approach from Rome, Frosinone, Cassino and shuttle P2 (exit) - P1 (access)
Return: Here we look for the path on the right edge of the dam wall that leads us up to parking lot P2. * http://www.canyoning.it/images/logopdfrid.gif\nSee also photo gallery: Exit

San Nicola: Parking at Exit
Access: See photo gallery: approach from Rome, Frosinone, Cassino and shuttle P2 (exit) - P1 (access)
Return: Here we look for the path on the right edge of the dam wall that leads us up to parking lot P2. * http://www.canyoning.it/images/logopdfrid.gif\nSee also photo gallery: Exit

San Nicola: Waypoint
Comment: Confluence avec Quirino (descente)
Approach: From the P1 parking lot, continue south along the road. Take the next path on the right - "Sentiero WWF" - and turn right again at the fork. You then have the option of making a short detour to the north to a viewpoint near a small house. Return and continue on the "Sentiero WWF" until it crosses the streambed (entry). * http://www.canyoning.it/images/logopdfrid.gif\nSee also photo gallery: Access It may be possible to start earlier via a dry side gorge, see http://caracal.duckeater.fr/?can=93

Salza Stauseeabfluss: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Super nice little outing, just should be longer. 4 rappels of which 1 can be climbed down, and the next two can be easily jumped (but at least repeatable), only one remains real (the final 30m). Lots...
2025-08-03: Quite a lot of cold water through the springs from the side. All jumps OK. Rain at the entry short sun window at the last waterfall
2025-06-20: Very short open canyon . Shuttling not necessary as the ascent is entertaining . Sufficiently large parking area at the top for several cars. Very well equipped with chain anchors and fixed ropes. Eme...
Approach: Entry is directly under the dam wall. Climb behind the road barrier to a left-hand bend just before the dam wall, climb under the guard rail and descend via a very steep but well-trodden path. You reach the canyon between two concrete steps. Either rappel 20m to the right or downclimb via a ladder. The path directly in front of the dam wall is forbidden, then turn right, pass the first iron gate on the left and climb past the second lower iron gate on the right. Then descend the paths into the canyon.
Tour: In the upper part there is first a repeatable 4.5m jump. Then a 6m or 9m jump (depending on the rappel) which can also be rappelled. The exit is a 25m waterfall, which can be rappelled dry from orographic left (30m) or through the jet from chain right (30m ropes for rappelling). You can also rappel here to a belay (3 bolts with slings) at a height of approx. 12m, seen from above to the right of the waterfall, and jump from there. The waterfall can also be jumped from the very top and has already been navigated by kayak. In summer, there are often several guided tours in the canyon at the same time at weekends and on public holidays and you should expect waiting times at the abseiling points. You can reach the area above the 25m waterfall again by crossing to the right after the large pool via a path into the rock basin (fixed ropes).

Salza Stauseeabfluss: Unknown Parking
2025-09-07: Super nice little outing, just should be longer. 4 rappels of which 1 can be climbed down, and the next two can be easily jumped (but at least repeatable), only one remains real (the final 30m). Lots...
2025-08-03: Quite a lot of cold water through the springs from the side. All jumps OK. Rain at the entry short sun window at the last waterfall
2025-06-20: Very short open canyon . Shuttling not necessary as the ascent is entertaining . Sufficiently large parking area at the top for several cars. Very well equipped with chain anchors and fixed ropes. Eme...
Comment: Parkplatz oben, vor Fahrverbot Schranken
Access: Coming from Liezen drive in the direction of Gröbming, turn right off the main road at Tipschern and drive up the serpentines to the barrier in front of the Salzastausee, park there.
Return: After the waterfall, follow the path on the left side of the stream. Cross the stream over a wooden bridge and after the power station, cross the works canal and follow the forest road to a leftward haipin bend. At the hairpin bend turn right onto a clear path that leads back to the parking lot (always along the ridge).

Salza Stauseeabfluss: Unknown Parking1
2025-09-07: Super nice little outing, just should be longer. 4 rappels of which 1 can be climbed down, and the next two can be easily jumped (but at least repeatable), only one remains real (the final 30m). Lots...
2025-08-03: Quite a lot of cold water through the springs from the side. All jumps OK. Rain at the entry short sun window at the last waterfall
2025-06-20: Very short open canyon . Shuttling not necessary as the ascent is entertaining . Sufficiently large parking area at the top for several cars. Very well equipped with chain anchors and fixed ropes. Eme...
Comment: Parkplatz unten, Parkmöglichkeit vor Fahrverbot (2km zum Wasserfall)
Access: Coming from Liezen drive in the direction of Gröbming, turn right off the main road at Tipschern and drive up the serpentines to the barrier in front of the Salzastausee, park there.
Return: After the waterfall, follow the path on the left side of the stream. Cross the stream over a wooden bridge and after the power station, cross the works canal and follow the forest road to a leftward haipin bend. At the hairpin bend turn right onto a clear path that leads back to the parking lot (always along the ridge).

Salza Stauseeabfluss: Canyon End
Return: After the waterfall, follow the path on the left side of the stream. Cross the stream over a wooden bridge and after the power station, cross the works canal and follow the forest road to a leftward haipin bend. At the hairpin bend turn right onto a clear path that leads back to the parking lot (always along the ridge).

Basséra: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the bridge (exit parking lot), a shaded path begins upstream on the orographic right side of the stream. After a few hundred meters, it changes to the other bank, where it remains until reaching the GR 52A exactly where it crosses the stream (entry with 8 m slide).
Tour: Quite nice canyon for children and nature lovers. Some slides and possible jumps. Emergency exit possible almost all the time to the left out of the creek.

Basséra: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the road bridge at the latest.

Basséra: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley for 16 km; then turn left onto the D 93 towards Sospel. After 13 km - partly high above the lower Bevera - you reach the bridge over the Bassera in a sharp left-hand bend. Alternative access from Sospel: Take the D 2204 towards Col de Brouis. After 2 km, turn right onto the D 93. After another 2 km, the 2nd road bridge leads over the Bassera. In the Conseil General's canyon description (see weblinks), a shuttle is suggested which includes a descent on the GR 52A as an access route.
Return: Get off at the road bridge at the latest.

Basséra: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley for 16 km; then turn left onto the D 93 towards Sospel. After 13 km - partly high above the lower Bevera - you reach the bridge over the Bassera in a sharp left-hand bend. Alternative access from Sospel: Take the D 2204 towards Col de Brouis. After 2 km, turn right onto the D 93. After another 2 km, the 2nd road bridge leads over the Bassera. In the Conseil General's canyon description (see weblinks), a shuttle is suggested which includes a descent on the GR 52A as an access route.
Return: Get off at the road bridge at the latest.

Kozjak: Canyon Start
2022-08-20: The second canyon of the day. We went up through the forest after the canyon so that we didn't have to pass the Billethäuschen.
2018-07-06: One of the most beautiful canyons in Slovenia, which offers a full canyoning adventure. We did it without using a rope, great conditions for jumping, but some pools need to be checked before.
Approach: Follow the marked path towards Kozjak waterfall. A few meters after a stone bridge over the Kozjak, turn left and follow a beautiful cart track uphill. After a first small pasture, a few steeper bends follow before you reach a second, larger pasture area. At first still on the wide path past the alpine houses until you reach a left turn under a low rock wall. Here follow the tracks to the right (in summer the first meters are quite overgrown, but the path soon improves). Follow this path, first horizontally, then descending, to the streambed of a side stream, which you follow to the confluence with the Kozjak. You can also enter the side stream - a few slides and a tree rappel about 5m.
Tour: The first waterfall can be slid or jumped (up to 10m). Shortly after a small slide and a 12m rappel - anchor on rock head in the middle of the river. After a bit of boulder climbing, you are faced with a 15m rappel that can be done from the right (old anchors) or from the left - probably also jumpable after checking the pool. Immediately after that you will find a 6m waterfall that can be rappelled or jumped. Up to the big waterfall swimming passages alternate with jumps up to 6m - scenically the narrow gorge with its beautiful rock folds also has a lot to offer. \The last waterfall is about 18m high, jumpable after control and falls into a huge green basin. Here also ends the well-visited tourist trail - so spectators are guaranteed. After a few 100m of hiking there is a nice 9m possible jumps under the stone bridge - the rest of the way to the Soca is uninteresting and should be bypassed on the hiking trail.

Kozjak: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-08-20: The second canyon of the day. We went up through the forest after the canyon so that we didn't have to pass the Billethäuschen.
2018-07-06: One of the most beautiful canyons in Slovenia, which offers a full canyoning adventure. We did it without using a rope, great conditions for jumping, but some pools need to be checked before.
Access: Follow the road 203 to Kobarid. Coming from the north, turn right at the entrance to the town in the direction of Dreznica, cross the Soca by means of the Napoleon Bridge and then continue for about 300m in the direction of 'Kamp Koren'.\nLarge parking lot on the right. Alternatively, you can park in the area of camping Lazar on the opposite bank of the Soca.

Kozjak: Canyon End
2022-08-20: The second canyon of the day. We went up through the forest after the canyon so that we didn't have to pass the Billethäuschen.
2018-07-06: One of the most beautiful canyons in Slovenia, which offers a full canyoning adventure. We did it without using a rope, great conditions for jumping, but some pools need to be checked before.

Rio Tolina: Canyon Start
Approach: Go through some narrow streets to the Hotel Centrale, here follow the markings to the right. Climb steeply up a road with a driving ban to a small power station - entry here.
Tour: * 15m rappel from tree on the left * 4m downclimb * 20m rappel over two waterfall steps from anchors on the left, exit of the gorge and stream mouth from the left * 4m rappel from jammed tree trunk to the left of the big rock * Longer slippery hiking and abseiling section until the gorge narrows again (escape route to the right). * 8m rappel from tree on the right * nice 3m slide * 2m jump * 7m rappel from anchor with chain link on the right - a chain anchor is located far to the right on the gorge wall but is hardly accessible * 15m rappel from 8mm anchor on the right (set by us). After 7m on the right a chain anchor that is hardly accessible from above * 15m from a tree with a sling on the left * 6m rappel via clamping block - chain anchor far back on the right * Large pipe on the right, we broke off here and climbed about 50m to the road above. But the gorge went on. According to my information, there should be no rappels > 15m, but apparently a lot has changed in the gorge. It is therefore better to enter with enough ropes and complete drilling equipment. The commercial tour that is currently still open apparently starts AND exits further up.

Rio Tolina: Canyon End

Rio Tolina: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Vermuteter Start der kommerziellen Tour
Approach: Go through some narrow streets to the Hotel Centrale, here follow the markings to the right. Climb steeply up a road with a driving ban to a small power station - entry here.
Tour: * 15m rappel from tree on the left * 4m downclimb * 20m rappel over two waterfall steps from anchors on the left, exit of the gorge and stream mouth from the left * 4m rappel from jammed tree trunk to the left of the big rock * Longer slippery hiking and abseiling section until the gorge narrows again (escape route to the right). * 8m rappel from tree on the right * nice 3m slide * 2m jump * 7m rappel from anchor with chain link on the right - a chain anchor is located far to the right on the gorge wall but is hardly accessible * 15m rappel from 8mm anchor on the right (set by us). After 7m on the right a chain anchor that is hardly accessible from above * 15m from a tree with a sling on the left * 6m rappel via clamping block - chain anchor far back on the right * Large pipe on the right, we broke off here and climbed about 50m to the road above. But the gorge went on. According to my information, there should be no rappels > 15m, but apparently a lot has changed in the gorge. It is therefore better to enter with enough ropes and complete drilling equipment. The commercial tour that is currently still open apparently starts AND exits further up.

Campiviei: Canyon Start
2025-06-20: A lot of pushing in the first third! Very slippery. Anchors available everywhere. No rappel or water difficulties.
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Approach: From the parking lot P we follow the trail n. 275 in northern direction until Rio Casaviei (1460m altitude - entry).
Tour: Sequence of a total of 36 rappels of different heights, running sections and passages of rappels. After the highest rappel at 40m, 4 more follow, the last of which is 20m high. Exit at the dam.

Campiviei: Parking at Entry
2025-06-20: A lot of pushing in the first third! Very slippery. Anchors available everywhere. No rappel or water difficulties.
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Comment: Parkplatz P (für Zustieg)
Access: From the exit of the A27, which can also be reached directly from Belluno, take the SS50 along the Piave river heading north. Via Longarone and Pieve di Cadore we come to Lozzi di Cadore and on to Tre Ponti. About 200m before the bridge over the Piave, turn right onto the SP616 and then immediately left again under the SS52 and over the Piave. After about 1 km the tea road exits and we park our car here (P). If we have a second car available, continue along the dirt road for about 1300 m and park the car for the exit at the end of the passable dirt road at Casera Molenies di Sopra (P2).
Return: On the forest path back to the car.

Campiviei: Canyon End
2025-06-20: A lot of pushing in the first third! Very slippery. Anchors available everywhere. No rappel or water difficulties.
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Return: On the forest path back to the car.

Campiviei: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (descente)
Access: From the exit of the A27, which can also be reached directly from Belluno, take the SS50 along the Piave river heading north. Via Longarone and Pieve di Cadore we come to Lozzi di Cadore and on to Tre Ponti. About 200m before the bridge over the Piave, turn right onto the SP616 and then immediately left again under the SS52 and over the Piave. After about 1 km the tea road exits and we park our car here (P). If we have a second car available, continue along the dirt road for about 1300 m and park the car for the exit at the end of the passable dirt road at Casera Molenies di Sopra (P2).
Return: On the forest path back to the car.

Vallon de la Peira: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the road to its exit and follow the marked path at an information board (marker "130"). The newly renovated footpath first leads southeast along the slope, later winding up through the forest to a prominent shoulder where the view opens up to the east. Shortly after this point, turn right off the previous path on a path and cross slightly downwards to the streambed of the Peira.
Tour: Attractive rappel canyon when water is flowing (visible at the road bridge, where you can also see the last high rappel); scenic access. Initially just a forest gorge with small slides and rappels before you reach the first high step. Right via hand ropes to the actual anchor on the right of the edge (50m, exposed). After three low rappels, one of which is jumpable, you are in front of the second high rappel, which is the key point of the tour. Either descend 60m in one or rappel about 15-20m to a hidden belay below the uppermost sinter terrace, the tempting-looking belay above can only be reached via a windy root deviation. Then rappel 45-40m from the intermediate belay to the pool below the waterfall. Beautiful passages with some possible jumps then lead to the last high waterfall. Either rappel 60m in one rappel or abseil 15m+45m from a hidden but comfortable intermediate belay on the left.

Vallon de la Peira: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, turn left along the bank to the road bridge. Follow the road for 1 km back to St Jean la Riviere (altitude 300 m above sea level).

Vallon de la Peira: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right into the Vésubie valley. Continue on the D 2565 for about 10 km until shortly before St Jean la Riviere, the D 19 climbs up at an acute angle to the right. Follow the D 19 to the bridge over the Vallon de la Peira. Parking is available near the bridge. If you have a second car at your disposal, you can drive back towards St Jean la Riviere, turn off to Le Collete and follow the road up several hairpin bends until you find some parking facilities on the left just before the exit.
Return: After the last rappel, turn left along the bank to the road bridge. Follow the road for 1 km back to St Jean la Riviere (altitude 300 m above sea level).

Vallon de la Peira: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Schlusswasserfall kann von der Straße eingesehen werden

Vallon de la Peira: Parking at Entry
Comment: Rücksichtsvoll parken
Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right into the Vésubie valley. Continue on the D 2565 for about 10 km until shortly before St Jean la Riviere, the D 19 climbs up at an acute angle to the right. Follow the D 19 to the bridge over the Vallon de la Peira. Parking is available near the bridge. If you have a second car at your disposal, you can drive back towards St Jean la Riviere, turn off to Le Collete and follow the road up several hairpin bends until you find some parking facilities on the left just before the exit.
Return: After the last rappel, turn left along the bank to the road bridge. Follow the road for 1 km back to St Jean la Riviere (altitude 300 m above sea level).

Rio Cadramazzo: Canyon Start
2025-07-23: Made Cadramazzo after Brussine.
2025-07-11: Slightly higher water level. Short, crisp canyon, which is easily visible from the road and has two nice abseiling points. (Rappel 2 is less than 40 m) The route to the second belay is also via a pull...
2024-06-29: Beautiful, sunny rappel with a view of Fella. To get to the first belay you can now use a homemade chain anchor. After about 15m there is an old intermediate belay on two anchors, but it already looks...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk about 100m to the pedestrian bridge with the "Cadramazzo" hiking sign. Cross this and continue right on the path, past the highway parking lot to the bike path. Here you follow the trail 619 Patocco/Raccolana (on the left) steeply uphill until you reach the wayside shrine. Immediately behind the wayside shrine, you enter the stream for about 500m (wooden beams with rope traverse).
Tour: The canyon begins immediately with a sharp 55m abseil. To get safely to the belay station (left), it is best to use the chain anchor on the large boulder to set up a removable rope traverse. The stand consists of 2 new bolts via which rappels are made in the water. The arrival pool is large and usually heavily gravelled. The second and final 40m abseil point is already waiting at the left edge of the pool. Mostly watched by onlooking cyclists, you rappel left in the water jet, alternatively right outside the water flow. (old belaystation on the right! ). Exit at approx. 400m.

Rio Cadramazzo: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-23: Made Cadramazzo after Brussine.
2025-07-11: Slightly higher water level. Short, crisp canyon, which is easily visible from the road and has two nice abseiling points. (Rappel 2 is less than 40 m) The route to the second belay is also via a pull...
2024-06-29: Beautiful, sunny rappel with a view of Fella. To get to the first belay you can now use a homemade chain anchor. After about 15m there is an old intermediate belay on two anchors, but it already looks...
Comment: Große Parkbucht rechts
Access: From Tarvisio on the SS13 or A23 highway to the Pontebba exit. Then follow the canal valley southwards. Approx. 1.5km after the houses of Vidali you will see a pedestrian bridge over the Fella. Approx. 100m after this there is a parking lot at road kilometer 187V (right). Park here.
Return: 1st variation: Downclimb the last meters/steps to the Fella. Once at the Fella, look for a suitable place to cross the river. It is best to aim for the bridge over the stream that flows into the river a little further down. Climb up here briefly and follow the disused road back to the parking lot at road kilometer 187V. 2nd variation: After the 2nd rappel, follow the blue dots back to the foot suspension bridge. This saves you having to cross the fell if there is too much water.

Rio Cadramazzo: Canyon End
2025-07-23: Made Cadramazzo after Brussine.
2025-07-11: Slightly higher water level. Short, crisp canyon, which is easily visible from the road and has two nice abseiling points. (Rappel 2 is less than 40 m) The route to the second belay is also via a pull...
2024-06-29: Beautiful, sunny rappel with a view of Fella. To get to the first belay you can now use a homemade chain anchor. After about 15m there is an old intermediate belay on two anchors, but it already looks...
Return: 1st variation: Downclimb the last meters/steps to the Fella. Once at the Fella, look for a suitable place to cross the river. It is best to aim for the bridge over the stream that flows into the river a little further down. Climb up here briefly and follow the disused road back to the parking lot at road kilometer 187V. 2nd variation: After the 2nd rappel, follow the blue dots back to the foot suspension bridge. This saves you having to cross the fell if there is too much water.

Plotschenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the Mürz and follow the forest road as it climbs south. After about 30 minutes you cross the Plotschenbach on a concrete bridge. You can start here if you only want to walk the lower part. For the more rewarding upper part, continue along the forest road for another 20 minutes until you reach the stream after a forester's lodge, which seeps away directly above the canyon.
Tour: The upper part is a forest gorge with some narrow gorges. There are tree obstacles and plenty of downclimbs - only the highest drops are equipped with 10 mm expansion bolts. On a reconnaissance tour during the snowmelt, this part was carrying water - but the rest of the year it is apparently dry. In 2014, large parts of this part were completely overgrown and therefore no longer worthwhile. After the bridge, there are 4 more abseils of 20m, 10m, 25m (expansion hook on clamping block on the right) and 32m (chain at the top left) before you reach the mouth of the Mürz. After a water gauge house, an aluminum staircase leads out of the streambed to the parking lot.

Plotschenbach: Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz Plotschgraben
Access: Exit: B23 from Mürzsteg in the direction of Mariazell. Parking directly in front of the tunnel at the Toten Weib waterfall Entry: B23 to Frein an der Mürz. Cross the bridge over the Mürz - parking behind it

Plotschenbach: Canyon End

Plotschenbach: Parking at Exit
Access: Exit: B23 from Mürzsteg in the direction of Mariazell. Parking directly in front of the tunnel at the Toten Weib waterfall Entry: B23 to Frein an der Mürz. Cross the bridge over the Mürz - parking behind it

Mesu: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the sign "Mitz 'e Toguru" and take the path to the east. A somewhat larger mule track follows, which first leads us across a small stream to bring us to the entry a little later (see also "Overview" in "Photo Gallery").
Tour: Walking, downclimbing and 4 steps (C12 - R15 - C8 - T5).

Mesu: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg und Rückmarsch
Access: As for Gutturu Fenugu (see there). If you want to walk Riu de Mesu in combination with Gutturu Fenugu (recommended), the parking place for the exit remains the same as for Gutturu Fenugu. \However, if you want to limit the tour to the Riu de Mesu part, you can park the car for the exit where you parked the car for the access to Gutturu Fenugu. However, in this case it is not necessary to move the car, because it is also possible to return to the car for the access.\nIn order to park the car for the access, one continues on the slope for another 1.7 km and arrives at a large round parking area for the (possibly upper) car "P1" (see also "Overview" in "Photo Gallery").\n
Return: Where a mule track crosses the stream at 635m, we can get off, unless we want to continue the tour in Gutturu Fenugu (see there). If we have only one car and we parked it at "P3" or "P3a", we get off on the mule path up to the right. It will take us first back to the entry and then on the access path back to the parking lot (see also "Overview" in "Photo Gallery").

Mesu: Canyon End
Return: Where a mule track crosses the stream at 635m, we can get off, unless we want to continue the tour in Gutturu Fenugu (see there). If we have only one car and we parked it at "P3" or "P3a", we get off on the mule path up to the right. It will take us first back to the entry and then on the access path back to the parking lot (see also "Overview" in "Photo Gallery").

Lianes (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot we stop sooner or later down into the streambed, according to gusto.
Tour: First downstream to the high waterfall. This is followed by 2 more steps and then the long march to the exit point, past the mouth of the Bras Piton - see topographic view!

Lianes (inferiore): Parking at Exit
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Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz (hier kommt der Pfad zur Straße, der bei dem markaten Baum am rechten Flussufer beginnt)
Access: We leave the highway N2 south of the bridge over the Rivière du Mât and head for the "Cascade du Chien". In a prominent left turn we park the car for the exit -.see google sketch under photos!\n1,5 km further we come to the viewpoint on the high waterfall.\nDepending on the access variant we park the upper car about 200 - 400m after.
Return: After we have followed the river in nerd direction for about 1 hour, it describes a 90 degree bend to the left. About 250m further on then again an 80 degree bend to the right (north). Here a brook flows in from the left. Before reaching this creek mouth, a cairn on a large boulder marks the exit. A track goes up over the ridge and brings us in a wide arc to the parking lot of the lower car.

Lianes (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: After we have followed the river in nerd direction for about 1 hour, it describes a 90 degree bend to the left. About 250m further on then again an 80 degree bend to the right (north). Here a brook flows in from the left. Before reaching this creek mouth, a cairn on a large boulder marks the exit. A track goes up over the ridge and brings us in a wide arc to the parking lot of the lower car.

Mini Fleurs Jaunes: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the stream in the area of the picnic zone. After a few meters on the orographic right side of the stream, we cross back to the left side. We can catch a glimpse of the final waterfall.Continuing upwards, we cross a rock face with rope belay, then we come to a saddle above the streambed and continue down the trail to the streambed. Roping in from the ridge is also possible (32m, otherwise only 2x30m).
Tour: see video and photos!

Mini Fleurs Jaunes: Canyon End
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Return: After the pool below the final 28m rappel, we descend on the ascent path to the picnic area and the car.

Rimonta: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot down the path to the stream (600m altitude).
Tour: After a long run-up in the stream, the vertical part with a C30, followed by a C60. Then the possibility of an exit to the right up to the road. The route continues in a varied manner for a good 1.5 hours until the last (6m) rappel. Where then from the right the stream from the Val d'Arc flows in, the exit is over.\n

Rimonta: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Belluno on the SP1 via Limana and Trichana to Mel, continue on the SP1 for another 1.8 km (17.3 km from Belluno to the junction at the traffic circle), then turn left up to Villa di Villa ( 360m altitude). Continue up the road until the bridge over the next stream, the one from Val d'Arc. Here we park the car for the exit (5.4 km from the traffic circle on the SP1 - 380 m altitude).\n\nWith the second we continue uphill. Finally we reach a large meadow at 650m altitude and park our second car here (5.5 km from P2 to P1).
Return: In the streambed of the Val d'Arc up to the bridge and the road.

Rimonta: Canyon End
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Return: In the streambed of the Val d'Arc up to the bridge and the road.

Rimonta: Parking at Exit
Access: From Belluno on the SP1 via Limana and Trichana to Mel, continue on the SP1 for another 1.8 km (17.3 km from Belluno to the junction at the traffic circle), then turn left up to Villa di Villa ( 360m altitude). Continue up the road until the bridge over the next stream, the one from Val d'Arc. Here we park the car for the exit (5.4 km from the traffic circle on the SP1 - 380 m altitude).\n\nWith the second we continue uphill. Finally we reach a large meadow at 650m altitude and park our second car here (5.5 km from P2 to P1).
Return: In the streambed of the Val d'Arc up to the bridge and the road.

Rui: Canyon Start
2024-08-01: 2nd step blocked with wood can be overcome with an 8mm anchor at the top right. 2nd step to the Grotta Azzurra rockfall, where you can get through below...That's why the canyon is apparently forbidden...
2024-05-07: Most of the former possible jumps are (currently) no longer jumpable.
2023-11-10: Unfortunately too much water for the upper part so only walked the lower short section.
Approach: Backtrack a bit along the road and descend to the right via a forest path to the stream (clear tracks). Hike in the shallow gravel bed to the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: From the right about 22m rappel over the scree barrier, then several waterfalls that are jumpable and slippable after control (4m, 8m, 6m) in narrow gorge. This part ends in a beautiful rock basin with natural bridge, the Grotta Azzura. Afterwards, a section of hiking in an open canyon before another section of canyons before the road bridge.

Rui: Parking at Entry
2024-08-01: 2nd step blocked with wood can be overcome with an 8mm anchor at the top right. 2nd step to the Grotta Azzurra rockfall, where you can get through below...That's why the canyon is apparently forbidden...
2024-05-07: Most of the former possible jumps are (currently) no longer jumpable.
2023-11-10: Unfortunately too much water for the upper part so only walked the lower short section.
Comment: Umsetzung lohnt nicht
Access: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave river in a southwesterly direction, past Limana and Trichiana to Mel (16.5 km). Pass through Mel and continue for 1.8 km on the SP 1 towards Feltre. Then turn left to Villa di Villa, continue to Tiago. Parking exit: at the end of Tiago take the downhill road and park on the left after crossing a small stream. In 2021 this was still allowed. The former parking lot by the bridge over the creek is now closed off. Parking entry: At the end of Tiago take the narrow road to the right (Rui - Colade). Follow this road for about 3 km. Park at a water basin on the left. If you cross the Rui you have gone too far.
Return: Either through the streambed or orographic left across the trail to the road and left up to the car. Do not exit to the right to the house - private property!

Rui: Parking at Exit
2024-08-01: 2nd step blocked with wood can be overcome with an 8mm anchor at the top right. 2nd step to the Grotta Azzurra rockfall, where you can get through below...That's why the canyon is apparently forbidden...
2024-05-07: Most of the former possible jumps are (currently) no longer jumpable.
2023-11-10: Unfortunately too much water for the upper part so only walked the lower short section.
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei Kehre
Access: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave river in a southwesterly direction, past Limana and Trichiana to Mel (16.5 km). Pass through Mel and continue for 1.8 km on the SP 1 towards Feltre. Then turn left to Villa di Villa, continue to Tiago. Parking exit: at the end of Tiago take the downhill road and park on the left after crossing a small stream. In 2021 this was still allowed. The former parking lot by the bridge over the creek is now closed off. Parking entry: At the end of Tiago take the narrow road to the right (Rui - Colade). Follow this road for about 3 km. Park at a water basin on the left. If you cross the Rui you have gone too far.
Return: Either through the streambed or orographic left across the trail to the road and left up to the car. Do not exit to the right to the house - private property!

Rui: Canyon End
Return: Either through the streambed or orographic left across the trail to the road and left up to the car. Do not exit to the right to the house - private property!

Le Rec Grand: Canyon Start
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Le Rec Grand: Canyon End
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Rio Plere: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the wide path between the buildings towards the canyon. The path leads down to a spring catchment. Get in there.
Tour: Secured to trees. The water drainage in the middle of the canyon takes a good 3/4 of the water flow. If the last waterfall has plenty of water, the upper part is not safe to walk on. You can also only walk the lower part with the large waterfall. A path leads from the lower parking lot to the water drainage.

Rio Plere: Parking at Entry
Comment: oberer Parkplatz Rio Plere
Access: From Tolmezzo, take the SS52 towards Villa Santina. Before reaching the village, turn right towards Invilino and continue towards Verzegnis. After crossing the Fella, there is a parking lot on the right (signs Cascata Plera, war bunker) Parking entry: Continue to Verzegnis and follow the road towards Sella Chianzutan until a road branches off to the right towards Assais/Dassais. Follow this road to its exit at a large building in a meadow saddle.
Return: In case of lack of water in the lower part, get off at the water drainage and follow the path back to the lower car otherwise continue along the gorge until the last waterfall and from there follow the path further to the car

Rio Plere: Parking at Exit
Comment: unterer Parkplatz Rio Plere
Access: From Tolmezzo, take the SS52 towards Villa Santina. Before reaching the village, turn right towards Invilino and continue towards Verzegnis. After crossing the Fella, there is a parking lot on the right (signs Cascata Plera, war bunker) Parking entry: Continue to Verzegnis and follow the road towards Sella Chianzutan until a road branches off to the right towards Assais/Dassais. Follow this road to its exit at a large building in a meadow saddle.
Return: In case of lack of water in the lower part, get off at the water drainage and follow the path back to the lower car otherwise continue along the gorge until the last waterfall and from there follow the path further to the car

Rio Plere: Canyon End
Return: In case of lack of water in the lower part, get off at the water drainage and follow the path back to the lower car otherwise continue along the gorge until the last waterfall and from there follow the path further to the car

Mascun (Inferior): Canyon Start
2025-05-26: Somehow rather the exit from the superiore ;-) ...but nice to wander out
2024-03-17: Just doing the inferiore doesn't make sense in my opinion. It's nice, but more like hiking than canyoning. Very scenic and impressive.
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We descend to the stream, cross it and reach the spring on the right. Continuing northwards, we pass the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where we climb towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, we come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin. However, we stay down here and start the actual ascent of the Mascun inferiore by climbing further up over the confluence of the Bco. Otin up to the point where the Mascun superiore opens up after its last narrow section with the last rappel. Alternatively, it is also possible to climb up to the abandoned village of Otin and then descend via the shoulders north of the Bco. de Otin on the other side of the path into the Bco. Mascun. Depending on your mood and physical condition, you can then climb up to the left or - in high summer, possibly after a dip in the karst spring at the foot of the Otin - hike back towards Rodellar.
Tour: Most of the time you walk, some longer pools have to be swum through when the water is flowing, including under the "El Beso" (the kiss). There is chaos to overcome, more difficult passages can be avoided, e.g. after the waterfall that pours down from the Otin. The ascent finally exits at the last rappel of the Mascun Superior. After a well-earned break, you return along the approach route.

Mascun (Inferior): Canyon End
2025-05-26: Somehow rather the exit from the superiore ;-) ...but nice to wander out
2024-03-17: Just doing the inferiore doesn't make sense in my opinion. It's nice, but more like hiking than canyoning. Very scenic and impressive.
Return: Where the path comes down from Otin and crosses the streambed, we get out again on the left bank and we march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

Ebersangerbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-13: Wild, confusing tour that you should have done. Due to the thunderstorms of the previous days, we had a good water level in the canyon. The rock in the watercourse was very slippery. Great views from...
2025-07-01: The access is strenuous, especially as you should have quite a lot of ropes with you for the tour. Nevertheless, it is a really beautiful and rewarding hike through the Gesäuse with good rope protecti...
Approach: Follow the marked waterfall path to the Hesshütte. After the last insurance, follow the path for about 5 minutes until just before the Ebersangerbach. Just before this, you can descend/rappel through steep but fairly easy forest terrain into the rocky basin above the waterfalls. Aim for the large larch tree on the edge of the wall to the left of the stream. Can be combined with a visit to the Hess hut (walking time from entry approx. 1 hour).
Tour: Orographic tour description: * 1-2 tree abseils approx. 15m over ledges and ledges to the large larch tree * From the large larch rappel 30m into the bottom of the gorge. * Stand to the left of the waterfall (1 bolt+rapid link+ring) 25m. * Gravelly walking terrain 50m, best to descend orographic right of the stream. * Stand behind boulder next to stream on the right (Bolt-Rapid) 35m (Can be bypassed, up to here escape possibilities on the left). You can also rappel 20m and then rappel 10m from one of the trees orographic right of the stream. * Stand on the right in an alcove directly next to the stream (Bolt+Rapid) 50m. * Stand left (Bolt+Rapid) 20m. * Bolt+Rapid orographic right 6m to the actual edge * Stand left at the edge (chain anchor) 100m exactly to the bottom. (3 intermediate stands, each after 30 or 50 m and 65m left) The belay after 30m is a chain anchor on a fairly comfortable ledge with enough space for 3 people, slightly offset to the left. At 50m, there are two stands in the fall line from the top stand that look pretty worn out. From the intermediate belay at 30m you could reach a slightly better belay in a small rock niche. After 65m there is another new hanging belay on two bolts, quite damp if there is water. * 80 m walk. * Stand on the right (bolt+sling+ring) 10 m (possibly take new reepschnur) * 10m walk. * Stand left (bolt+sling+ring) 10m . * Downclimb two steps, stance left not found. * Stand left (1x bolt with fixed carabiner, 1x bolt with ring) 80m to the waterfall path. After 15m there is a new anchor with rapid on the left directly on the edge. Very wet when the water is flowing, room for 1 person. Sharp edge after 15m, take rope protectors with you

Ebersangerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-13: Wild, confusing tour that you should have done. Due to the thunderstorms of the previous days, we had a good water level in the canyon. The rock in the watercourse was very slippery. Great views from...
2025-07-01: The access is strenuous, especially as you should have quite a lot of ropes with you for the tour. Nevertheless, it is a really beautiful and rewarding hike through the Gesäuse with good rope protecti...
Comment: Parkplatz Wasserfallweg/Hesshütte
Access: The Gesäusebundesstrasse between Hieflau and Admont to the large parking lot at the Kummerbrücke, starting point for the waterfall trail to the Hesshütte.
Return: The last high waterfall exits directly at the hiking trail, which you follow back to the parking lot.

Ebersangerbach: Canyon End
2025-07-13: Wild, confusing tour that you should have done. Due to the thunderstorms of the previous days, we had a good water level in the canyon. The rock in the watercourse was very slippery. Great views from...
2025-07-01: The access is strenuous, especially as you should have quite a lot of ropes with you for the tour. Nevertheless, it is a really beautiful and rewarding hike through the Gesäuse with good rope protecti...
Return: The last high waterfall exits directly at the hiking trail, which you follow back to the parking lot.

Rio Del Mulin Chiusaforte: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Wonderful in winter because completely south-facing. Stands could do with a reservation in the next 3 years but no problem.
2025-03-30: Very nice after the rain of the last few days. All stands ok. At the moment you have to be a bit careful in the region because the oak processionary moths are coming out of their nests...
2024-10-05: The anchors are quite often on trees with quite old rope. It may be newer than it looks, but I'd go in there with a plan to replace them if I was going to repeat it. The bolts on the first big absei...
Approach: From the parking lot go left towards the houses below the visible waterfall (Rio Belepeit). Here, however, not directly to the waterfall but on the road further up to the last white house (No. 25). An inconspicuous path passes the liquid gas tank on the right in front of the house and leads shortly to the small concrete bridge (exit Rio del Mulin). After the bridge, the trail climbs more steeply. At the point where yellow markings (arrows) become visible, follow the easily overlooked path over the ridge of the forest (do not follow the yellow markings. These lead to the last part of the Rio del Mulin) up to path 425. Follow the path until the fork. Here continue up steeply on the right via trail 426 (do not follow blue markers to Rio Belepeit). After a few steep switchbacks, the trail flattens out. Here it is also possible to descend or enter the already visible stream. Entrance altitude approx. 780m.
Tour: Shortly after the entry at about 780m comes the first step where you can rappel left over a tree. After that comes a longer walking and descending section over boulder terrain. The next 2 smaller steps can ideally also be slid. This is followed by an approx. 18m high rappel in the watercourse. After the waterfall comes a short walking section that leads to a sloping crevasse. Here you rappel to the left to the Zwisschenstand in the crevice and then immediately continue to rappel into a pool. After a small jump comes a 10m step. A short walking and abseiling section leads to the 1st high waterfall of about 60m. Here either rappel right from the tree directly in the waterfall or after about 15m use the intermediate stand on the right. After that there is a rappel (20m) left from the tree into a shallow pool. After this step you meet the hiking trail 425. With a beautiful view of the Kanaltal you abseil left about 15m from a tree into a pool which is before the high 50m abseil point. Here you rappel from a tree loop on the right. After the rappel there is a step which is divided again. Here you have after about 15m an intermediate stand (danger of pendulum!) to then rappel further about 20m. A short downclimb and walking passage follows, which leads to the last high waterfall of about 55m (! sharp edge) (before the waterfall you meet the path with the yellow markings on the left). After rappeling from the tree loop on the left, you are almost at the access path/concrete bridge at approx. 420m.

Rio Del Mulin Chiusaforte: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-01: Wonderful in winter because completely south-facing. Stands could do with a reservation in the next 3 years but no problem.
2025-03-30: Very nice after the rain of the last few days. All stands ok. At the moment you have to be a bit careful in the region because the oak processionary moths are coming out of their nests...
2024-10-05: The anchors are quite often on trees with quite old rope. It may be newer than it looks, but I'd go in there with a plan to replace them if I was going to repeat it. The bolts on the first big absei...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Spielplatz
Access: Coming from Tarvisio on the A23, take the Ponteba exit. Then follow the main road SS13 until you reach the small village of Villanova (after Chiusaforte). Diagonally opposite the gas station (Agip) there is a large parking lot (with playground). Park here.
Return: Immediately after the last rappel point (at 420m) exit left and cross the small concrete bridge back to the road and shortly to the parking lot.

Rio Del Mulin Chiusaforte: Canyon End
2026-02-01: Wonderful in winter because completely south-facing. Stands could do with a reservation in the next 3 years but no problem.
2025-03-30: Very nice after the rain of the last few days. All stands ok. At the moment you have to be a bit careful in the region because the oak processionary moths are coming out of their nests...
2024-10-05: The anchors are quite often on trees with quite old rope. It may be newer than it looks, but I'd go in there with a plan to replace them if I was going to repeat it. The bolts on the first big absei...
Return: Immediately after the last rappel point (at 420m) exit left and cross the small concrete bridge back to the road and shortly to the parking lot.

Tschanonca: Canyon Start
Approach: Once in Bargis (1550m altitude), we follow the road over the Turnigla bridge and then take the track up to a hut at 1860m altitude (up to here without any problems, even with a mountain bike, which would then be ready again immediately on the exit). From here we take the path further uphill, cross the stream from the Surcruns canyon a little later and then ascend in serpentines, always staying on the orographic left side of the stream, initially to an altitude of around 2040m. Here the path forks. On the left, a branch walks towards the stream and crosses it on a bridge. If we walked here, we would reach the middle entry point at a bridge at an altitude of 2000m via an alpine pasture. However, if we have chosen the upper entry, we continue on the right branch up the orographic left hand of the Val Camutschera (as on the access to Surcruns). At an altitude of 2106m we come to a fork again. The access to Surcruns leads straight north uphill here, but we go left and cross the stream. At an altitude of 2170m we also come to an alpine pasture. Here we leave the path to the left and follow a track that descends slightly towards the streambed of the Aua Tschanonca. At a suitable point, we descend into the streambed without a path. If we only have the lower - more interesting - parts in mind for an ascent, an access option has already been described above. According to the available topo map, however, it is apparently also possible to ascend from the end of the valley on the orographic left slope of our canyon and thus reach the mentioned bridge at 2000m altitude at the access point for the lower part (see maps in photo gallery).
Tour: In the first part 6-8 smaller rappels, partly in the beam, plus downclimbs and also walking passages. The second part begins under the stone arch bridge with a few possible jumps and 4 smaller rappels before you reach the 75m drop which, together with the neighboring canyon that joins here, forms the "Cathedral of Bargis". After a changeover, there is still a 51m rappel. Then the descent comes to an exit.

Tschanonca: Canyon End
Return: First downstream, best along the left edge of the stream, then left out onto the path and down to Bargis

Tschanonca: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Same approach as to Lavadignas and Surcruns: From Chur we drive via Trins-Mulins to Flims. There we take the road to the right uphill towards Fidaz and Bargis almost at the beginning of the village. After passing Fidaz, we come to a large parking lot where we park our car (1245m altitude). We continue up to Bargis either by bus, by bike or on foot (about 1 hour). See also in photo gallery Lavadignas.
Return: First downstream, best along the left edge of the stream, then left out onto the path and down to Bargis

Tschanonca: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: D2 depart 2iême partie (descente)
Approach: Once in Bargis (1550m altitude), we follow the road over the Turnigla bridge and then take the track up to a hut at 1860m altitude (up to here without any problems, even with a mountain bike, which would then be ready again immediately on the exit). From here we take the path further uphill, cross the stream from the Surcruns canyon a little later and then ascend in serpentines, always staying on the orographic left side of the stream, initially to an altitude of around 2040m. Here the path forks. On the left, a branch walks towards the stream and crosses it on a bridge. If we walked here, we would reach the middle entry point at a bridge at an altitude of 2000m via an alpine pasture. However, if we have chosen the upper entry, we continue on the right branch up the orographic left hand of the Val Camutschera (as on the access to Surcruns). At an altitude of 2106m we come to a fork again. The access to Surcruns leads straight north uphill here, but we go left and cross the stream. At an altitude of 2170m we also come to an alpine pasture. Here we leave the path to the left and follow a track that descends slightly towards the streambed of the Aua Tschanonca. At a suitable point, we descend into the streambed without a path. If we only have the lower - more interesting - parts in mind for an ascent, an access option has already been described above. According to the available topo map, however, it is apparently also possible to ascend from the end of the valley on the orographic left slope of our canyon and thus reach the mentioned bridge at 2000m altitude at the access point for the lower part (see maps in photo gallery).
Tour: In the first part 6-8 smaller rappels, partly in the beam, plus downclimbs and also walking passages. The second part begins under the stone arch bridge with a few possible jumps and 4 smaller rappels before you reach the 75m drop which, together with the neighboring canyon that joins here, forms the "Cathedral of Bargis". After a changeover, there is still a 51m rappel. Then the descent comes to an exit.

Torrente Senaiga: Canyon Start
2025-07-12: Canyon slippery, weapons ok 3/4 jumps, pools all plungeable Before the final waterfall on the right is a path as a possible way out. In the path After about 30 meters there is a red lanyard on a tree...
2023-09-19: DC- which is always plenty/too much to enter the pool at the bottom of the c65, easily avoidable via right bank, using the 3 intermediate belays, last one is a tree on a ledge. First anchor is mono-po...
Approach: Follow the road for about 200m in the direction of San Donato and at a concrete power pole turn right onto a narrow path. Follow this path until you reach a meadow above a building and descend, keeping to the right, on a path that is initially unclear. After about 200m descend on a clearly visible path to the left into the canyon. Entry at ford above a 5m waterfall.
Tour: Somewhat tricky jump over the 5m waterfall then hiking and downclimbing until the canyons narrows. After climbing over a few tree obstacles follows a long gorge section on bedrock with jumps and slides up to 4m. The scenery here is reminiscent of the Vajo dell Orsa. After a jump follows a longer open hiking section with small jumps before you stand in front of the high waterfall. Do not jump into the pool in front of the waterfall, but cross to the right for about 40m on wooded ribbon until you find a multi-trunked tree with a rope loop. Keeping left for 20m (i.e. in the direction of the waterfall) rappel onto another wide band and from another tree loop rappel 40m freely hanging down into the pool. After that another nice 6m jump before you can ascend left onto a hiking trail.

Torrente Senaiga: Parking at Entry
2025-07-12: Canyon slippery, weapons ok 3/4 jumps, pools all plungeable Before the final waterfall on the right is a path as a possible way out. In the path After about 30 meters there is a red lanyard on a tree...
2023-09-19: DC- which is always plenty/too much to enter the pool at the bottom of the c65, easily avoidable via right bank, using the 3 intermediate belays, last one is a tree on a ledge. First anchor is mono-po...
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz. 200m nach Betonmast, 50m vor Steinschlagnetz
Access: Take the SS50 from Belluno towards Feltre and continue towards Fiera di Primiero. Once you have crossed the canyon of Torrente Cismon, turn left towards Lamon. At Lamon, follow the signs to San Donato on the left. Once in San Donato, turn left on the asphalt road until you reach a turn-around point in front of a no-driving sign near a fountain. \At Lamon, turn off in the direction of Grotta Senaiga. Follow the sand road until you reach a parking area 500m before the houses of Valnuvola. Here the road crosses a dry stream and just after it begins a rockfall network on the right.
Return: Follow the hiking trail over two rickety bridges to the power plant house. Climb the stairs and steeply up to a group of houses (rope traverse). Follow the steep road back to the parking lot.

Torrente Senaiga: Parking at Exit
2025-07-12: Canyon slippery, weapons ok 3/4 jumps, pools all plungeable Before the final waterfall on the right is a path as a possible way out. In the path After about 30 meters there is a red lanyard on a tree...
2023-09-19: DC- which is always plenty/too much to enter the pool at the bottom of the c65, easily avoidable via right bank, using the 3 intermediate belays, last one is a tree on a ledge. First anchor is mono-po...
Comment: Umkehrplatz vor Fahrverbot
Access: Take the SS50 from Belluno towards Feltre and continue towards Fiera di Primiero. Once you have crossed the canyon of Torrente Cismon, turn left towards Lamon. At Lamon, follow the signs to San Donato on the left. Once in San Donato, turn left on the asphalt road until you reach a turn-around point in front of a no-driving sign near a fountain. \At Lamon, turn off in the direction of Grotta Senaiga. Follow the sand road until you reach a parking area 500m before the houses of Valnuvola. Here the road crosses a dry stream and just after it begins a rockfall network on the right.
Return: Follow the hiking trail over two rickety bridges to the power plant house. Climb the stairs and steeply up to a group of houses (rope traverse). Follow the steep road back to the parking lot.

Torrente Senaiga: Canyon End
Return: Follow the hiking trail over two rickety bridges to the power plant house. Climb the stairs and steeply up to a group of houses (rope traverse). Follow the steep road back to the parking lot.

L Aubaga Negra: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, always (inside) along the edge of the forest, later turning east to the stream above its notch.
Tour: 3 small rappels, increasing beautifully formed gorge, possible jumps

L Aubaga Negra: Canyon End
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Return: Before the bridge right out to the car

Escalell: Canyon Start
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Approach: Immediately by the bridge into the stream.
Tour: An entertaining descent with numerous rappels begins. There are also slides and possible jumps. Towards the bottom, the canyon opens up and the descent ends with two longer rappels (over 20m each) at the edge of wider rock falls. After a final 26m rappel, the exit ends.

Escalell: Canyon End
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Escalell: Parking at Exit
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Comment: am Wasserreservoir
Access: From Ripoll we go south on the C-17 for about 2 km (from the town center) towards Vic, then we turn right on the C-26 towards Les Lloses, Borreda, Berga and after 29.9 km we reach the town of Vilada. Here we turn right in a right turn before the town towards Castell de l'Areny. We now take the road north for 4.3 km, then we leave the road to the left at a water reservoir just before the road bridge, and then we continue uphill for another 3.1 km, finally high above the canyon. Then we stand on a small bridge over "our" stream (entry).
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Escalell: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ripoll we go south on the C-17 for about 2 km (from the town center) towards Vic, then we turn right on the C-26 towards Les Lloses, Borreda, Berga and after 29.9 km we reach the town of Vilada. Here we turn right in a right turn before the town towards Castell de l'Areny. We now take the road north for 4.3 km, then we leave the road to the left at a water reservoir just before the road bridge, and then we continue uphill for another 3.1 km, finally high above the canyon. Then we stand on a small bridge over "our" stream (entry).
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Forat Negre: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the stream - Rio Vallcebre - to the rock bar and the 1st rappel.
Tour: Usually several abseiling variants. See photos and video.

Forat Negre: Canyon End
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Return: Before the first bridge over the stairs, exit left and follow the dirt road north up to the tar road and the lower vehicle.

Espones: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the mentioned bend, go up on a barely recognizable dirt road, later across meadows in a northerly direction until you reach a barn. Pass it on the right, continue to a path that crosses the slope over a water pipe (not visible) and climbs steadily towards the streambed (approx. 300 m). The path turns slightly to the right. Before it starts to climb a little more, go down to the left to the streambed of the Espones.
Tour: Only a few small rappels, but some tricky downclimbs when there is a good flow of water.

Espones: Canyon End
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Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Espones: Parking at Entry
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Espones Parcouru de la partie supérieure (bouse forestière) à la sortie du Salt de la Palanca. Ultra glissant, progression très très pénible d...
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Access: From Lleida, drive north on the C-13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur (100 km). Turn left at the traffic circle before crossing the river Flamisell and continue on the N-260 to Senterada (10 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right into Vall Fosca, take the L-503 and after 13 km turn right uphill towards Mont-Ros. Where the road crosses the Rio Les Espones, leave one car on the open space on the right. Continue with the other car up to Mont-Ros, turn left at the crossroads before the village, the road leads to the upper edge of the village. Continue left (northwest) and park the car before the next right-hand bend.
Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Espones: Parking at Exit
Access: From Lleida, drive north on the C-13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur (100 km). Turn left at the traffic circle before crossing the river Flamisell and continue on the N-260 to Senterada (10 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right into Vall Fosca, take the L-503 and after 13 km turn right uphill towards Mont-Ros. Where the road crosses the Rio Les Espones, leave one car on the open space on the right. Continue with the other car up to Mont-Ros, turn left at the crossroads before the village, the road leads to the upper edge of the village. Continue left (northwest) and park the car before the next right-hand bend.
Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Roi: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the north-eastern edge of the hamlet, take the path northwards over the slopes to the Barranc de Roi down to the stream and join it at the beginning of the gorge. Without the possibility of transferring, we can climb on both sides of the canyon, see wikiloc at *
Tour: 10 downclimbs, a lot of downclimbing, at the beginning smaller steps, with increasing gorge the barranco becomes more interesting.

Roi: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Roi: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: nur 1 Auto verfügbar, sonst P Ausstieg
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in a NNW direction to Senterada. Here we turn right onto the L-503 and drive 9 km north up the valley. There we park the lower car at the bridge over "our" stream.\n\nWith the second car we first go back again 400m to turn half-right up to Castell Estaó (4 km). We approach the village at last in a wide arc from the west. We park our car in the northern area.
Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Roi: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei Umsetzung
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in a NNW direction to Senterada. Here we turn right onto the L-503 and drive 9 km north up the valley. There we park the lower car at the bridge over "our" stream.\n\nWith the second car we first go back again 400m to turn half-right up to Castell Estaó (4 km). We approach the village at last in a wide arc from the west. We park our car in the northern area.
Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Viu de Llevata: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the northern part of the village begins a marked path that leads in a wide right turn down to the streambed (entry).
Tour: Beautiful narrow sections, smaller rappels, slides and possible jumps, with running sections in between. Cold water.

Viu de Llevata: Canyon End
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Return: We get off after the last beautiful cascade (C 12). At an SOS sign (emergency phone) begins the path that leads us back up the orographic. left slope of the stream to the road and the car.

Viu de Llevata: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ausgewiesene Parkfläche
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in the direction NNW to Senterada. We continue in the direction of Pont de Suert. 17.6 km after Senterada we reach the village of Viu de Llevata. Here we park the car in the designated area.
Return: We get off after the last beautiful cascade (C 12). At an SOS sign (emergency phone) begins the path that leads us back up the orographic. left slope of the stream to the road and the car.

Obarra: Canyon Start
Approach: On a path we descend to the river.
Tour: Wading and swim between high rock walls. Possible jumps. Possibly 1 small rappel (2m), which can usually also be jumped. At its foot, as well as in some other places, danger of backflows.

Obarra: Canyon End
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Obarra: Parking at Entry
Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We pass through the narrows (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - intersection N-340/N-123 in the south of the city - we turn north on the A-139, direction Graus. We drive along the western shore of the reservoir and arrive in Graus. A little after the center of the town (8.9 km after turning off the N-123) we turn right onto the A-1605 in the direction of Bonansa. After 40.4 km (from Graus - junction of the A-1605 from the A-139) we see the churches of Sant Pau and Santa Maria de Obarra (l'Ermita de Obarra) on the right, beyond the Rio Isabena. Here we park our first car on the shoulder to the right of the road.\n\nWith the second car we continue north on the A-1605, passing 6 tunnels and park our second car after 1.2 km and the 6th and last tunnel.
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Obarra: Parking at Exit
Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We pass through the narrows (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - intersection N-340/N-123 in the south of the city - we turn north on the A-139, direction Graus. We drive along the western shore of the reservoir and arrive in Graus. A little after the center of the town (8.9 km after turning off the N-123) we turn right onto the A-1605 in the direction of Bonansa. After 40.4 km (from Graus - junction of the A-1605 from the A-139) we see the churches of Sant Pau and Santa Maria de Obarra (l'Ermita de Obarra) on the right, beyond the Rio Isabena. Here we park our first car on the shoulder to the right of the road.\n\nWith the second car we continue north on the A-1605, passing 6 tunnels and park our second car after 1.2 km and the 6th and last tunnel.
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Cajigar: Canyon Start
2025-05-31: Last vacation canyon on the way to the airport. Rio Cajigar was quite nice, but not the rest. Didn't find the "good" access via Secco, or rather it's never possible in 15 minutes. (Bushes, thorns, no...
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Approach: We take the track, which initially heads east and then bends to the right (south) after about 100 m. First through fields, we later head SW towards the streambed of the Rio Seco. 70 m after the bridge, we turn left off the track and take the dirt road, later a path, which crosses the Rio Seco again and then heads south along its left bank. Before the path heads east, we descend to the right into the streambed and follow the trail to the first narrow section (entry)
Tour: After the first narrow section and a running section in or next to the stream, we cross a second narrow section and then come to the Rio Cajigar. We walk downstream in the calmly rippling water, cross under a clamping block and come to the rock jam that marks the beginning of the canyon proper. We rappel down into the gorge (3 rappels) and enjoy the pools, the possible jumps, the rock formations and the ambience. Where the stream loses itself in a wide gravel bed, we climb out to the right onto a dirt path.

Cajigar: Canyon End
2025-05-31: Last vacation canyon on the way to the airport. Rio Cajigar was quite nice, but not the rest. Didn't find the "good" access via Secco, or rather it's never possible in 15 minutes. (Bushes, thorns, no...
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Return: We take this road to the right and it leads us straight back to our car on the N-230.

Cajigar: Parking at Entry
2025-05-31: Last vacation canyon on the way to the airport. Rio Cajigar was quite nice, but not the rest. Didn't find the "good" access via Secco, or rather it's never possible in 15 minutes. (Bushes, thorns, no...
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cajigar Avec navette , c'est effectivement plus sympa de partir depuis Tolva (sentier balisé et passerelle métallique en 35min ), cela évite l...
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Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We drive through the narrow section (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - junction N-340/N-123 in the south of the town - the A-139 turns north towards Graus. We stay on the N-123 here, driving south along the reservoir and after another 16.4 km we come to the N-230 in the south of Benabarre. On the N-230, we first head north for a short distance, then east. After 6.3 km (from Benabarre) we see a pig farm (?) on the right, 2.7 km before the Torla exit. We turn right off the N-230 here and park our car where it won't get in the way. It would also be possible to drive to the canyon exit, but it is hardly worth it.
Return: We take this road to the right and it leads us straight back to our car on the N-230.

Cajigar: Waypoint
Comment: Confluence Riu Sec / Cajigar (descente)
Approach: We take the track, which initially heads east and then bends to the right (south) after about 100 m. First through fields, we later head SW towards the streambed of the Rio Seco. 70 m after the bridge, we turn left off the track and take the dirt road, later a path, which crosses the Rio Seco again and then heads south along its left bank. Before the path heads east, we descend to the right into the streambed and follow the trail to the first narrow section (entry)

San Andres: Canyon Start
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2024-07-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Andres Beaucoup de vase, très glissant.Les bassines sont croupie. (Quelle:
2024-06-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Andres Quasi sec, vasques croupies. Bon prétexte pour travailler les rappels guidé.Très bien équipé. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Approach: From the car about 750 m back on the road (downstream) to a prominent road widening. Here we take the wide hiking trail (GR, red-white marking), which leads us in about 15 min. up to a striking rock formation (to the left - possibly occupied by vultures). Here we leave the GR that goes up to the right and continue straight ahead at about the same altitude (sometimes sloping a bit) for about 30 min. until we reach the clearly visible edge of "our" barranco. While the path now descends into it, we keep on indistinct climbing tracks on its origraf. left edge upwards and thus come to the clearly recognizable entry.
Tour: 12 rappel, emergency exit left on the run after the 5th rappel

San Andres: Canyon End
2026-03-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Andres Equipement nickelPetit debit en 1ere partie et quasi inexistant en 2nd. Bel encaissement, marche de retour au bord de la route dang...
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Return: The exit can be difficult. If the Rio Èsrera has low water (the rule below a barrage), you cross the road and water pipe in a tunnel and then the river to the other bank. Cross back over the Èsera below the narrow section, climb up to the road and follow it downstream to the car. Since around 2018, you have been spared this detour because there is an exit directly to the road at the canyon exit on the right.

Ramastue: Canyon Start
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Comment: Erster Abseiler
Approach: We go downhill across the meadow, meet a dirt road, which we follow to the right. We are on the hiking trail "PR HU - 88". It leads us - later as a path - to the stream (entry).
Tour: 13 rappel, downclimb, little running, no possible jumps. After the 10th rappel, where the Bco. widens somewhat, (emergency) exit possibility on both sides. After the 13th and last rappel still about 150 m in the streambed down to a slope that crosses the streambed.

Ramastue: Canyon End
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Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Ramastue: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Von hier ca. 200 m in der Talsohle absteigen bis zum ersten Abseiler.
Access: We drive on de N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left just after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery on the right of the road. Here we park the lower car. \Taking the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera), we then drive 1.1 km (calculated from the center of the village) on the N-260 eastward towards El Pont de Suert. Then we turn left onto the road to Liri. We go uphill for 4.3 km and then we pass the houses of Liri. We continue in the direction of Ramastué. After 5.0 km (calculated from N-260) we turn left down from the road to the cemetery of Liri (easy to miss) Here we park the upper car.
Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Ramastue: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive on de N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left just after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery on the right of the road. Here we park the lower car. \Taking the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera), we then drive 1.1 km (calculated from the center of the village) on the N-260 eastward towards El Pont de Suert. Then we turn left onto the road to Liri. We go uphill for 4.3 km and then we pass the houses of Liri. We continue in the direction of Ramastué. After 5.0 km (calculated from N-260) we turn left down from the road to the cemetery of Liri (easy to miss) Here we park the upper car.
Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Liri: Canyon Start
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Approach: Either level north on the path to the stream, which we reach below the 1st waterfall, or up the embankment and the meadow above and beyond into the streambed above the uppermost of the 12 waterfalls.
Tour: 12 rappels in a row, see photos

Liri: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking at Entry
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Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.
Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking at Entry1
Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.
Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: autre parking possible si accès par le bas sans navette (descente)
Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.

Trigas: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).
Tour: 12 rappel, then we are in the riverbed of the Aigüeta de Barbaruens. Descending this we come to the Puente de la Saca.

Trigas: Canyon End
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Return: We get off on the bridge and walk the path south to the lower car.

Trigas: Waypoint
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Comment: au-dessus de hameau Las Bordas (descente)
Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).

Trigas: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque, we drive south on the A-139 towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, we turn right at the houses of La Catalana onto the HU-V-6411 and drive up via Seira in the direction of Barbaruens. 6.3 km after crossing the Rio Esera, a forest road branches off to the right in a long left-hand bend (information boards). We park our first car here for the exit. In the second car we drive further up to Barbaruens (almost 2 km). 100 m before reaching the village, we turn left onto a dirt road that leads uphill - steeply in places. At a fork (about 2.8 km from Barbaruens) we turn right and reach the streambed of the Arroyo de Bilse. From here on, you have to make your own judgment as to where the car can go on the deteriorating track (otherwise park the car and continue on foot). About 1.4 km after passing the Bilse, we come to some small huts where we park the second car.
Return: We get off on the bridge and walk the path south to the lower car.

Trigas: Waypoint1
Comment: arrivée dans Barbaruens (descente)
Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).

Bilsé: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the trail (red/white markings) that goes up parallel to the Barranco Bilsé to the east. We cross 2, mostly dry, streambeds and later climb steeply uphill. At the top, the trail flattens out and we come to a prominent 3-trunked deciduous tree. Here we leave the path and look northeast of it for the entry into the Barranco Bilsé.\nYou can also continue a little further on the, path until it crosses the streambed and enter there.
Tour: 7 rappels, varied descent, running routes and downclimbs. The water flow gradually decreases. Optional 45 m rappel at the end, see "way back".

Bilsé: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg vor dem 45m-Abseiler nach rechts
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

Bilsé: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg bei der Brücke
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

Bilsé: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque we take the A-139 south towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, at the houses of La Catalana, we turn right on HU-V-6411 and go up to Barbaruens ( 8.3 km) via Seira . 100 m before reaching the village, we turn left onto a dirt road that goes uphill, sometimes steeply. At a junction (about 2.8 km from Barbaruens) we turn right and after about 1 km we come to a hiking trail that branches off to the left (GR 15 - Steinmänchen). Here we park our car.
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

Usia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot at Humo de Tierrantona (= El Humo de Muro), take the dirt road west down to the river.
Tour: You then walk in the open riverbed for about half an hour until you reach the first narrowing and thus the attractive part of the canyon. From here it is attractive and ideal for a walk with children.

Usia: Canyon End
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Return: You can either go back in the riverbed or bypass the narrow part on the orographic right side via a path. This way you get back to the parking lot.

Balata: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the dirt road about 1700 m and come to a saddle that gives a view of the main ridge of the Pyrenees. Here now beyond (initially in the direction of NE) downhill. After another 1500 m (approximately) we reach the deepest point of the slope, before it rises again to the Ermita San Victorián, 150m away. If we don't have a second vehicle available, we come here on the well-marked hiking trail PR-Hu 159 from Abizanda. We now follow this path in a southwesterly direction, cross the Bco. de San Victorián after a while and, after an erosion area, descend without a path at a suitable point to the right into the stream.
Tour: Thus, the descent begins in a left tributary of the Bco.de San Victoriàn and continues in it. Also the main stream into which the Bco. San Victorián flows into is probably no longer called Bco. del Rio, but Barranco Moliniecho. Balata is the name of the village located to the west of the access - beyond the ridge. The stream is only worthwhile - if one disregards the scenic - when there is water flow (spring or after rainfall). In the Bco. Moliniecho we come across a nice rappel after a longer walk, but it can also be bypassed to the right. A connection with the rewarding Bco. del Rio below the village of Abizanda offers itself.

Balata: Canyon End
Comment: GR à gauche (descente)
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Parking at Entry
Access: On the A-138 (Bielsa - Barbastro) either from Ainsa 23 km southward or from Barbastro 31 km northward to Abizanda. About 500 m north of the village with the prominent tower, we turn onto the A-2210 in the direction of Naval. 550 m further on we come to the road bridge over the Barranco del Rio and park the lower vehicle here. 6.3 km further on we drive uphill in serpentines with the second vehicle and come to the place where a dirt road turns off to the right (in eastern direction). Here we park the second vehicle.
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Parking at Exit
Access: On the A-138 (Bielsa - Barbastro) either from Ainsa 23 km southward or from Barbastro 31 km northward to Abizanda. About 500 m north of the village with the prominent tower, we turn onto the A-2210 in the direction of Naval. 550 m further on we come to the road bridge over the Barranco del Rio and park the lower vehicle here. 6.3 km further on we drive uphill in serpentines with the second vehicle and come to the place where a dirt road turns off to the right (in eastern direction). Here we park the second vehicle.
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Waypoint
Comment: prendre sentier à gauche (descente)
Approach: We follow the dirt road about 1700 m and come to a saddle that gives a view of the main ridge of the Pyrenees. Here now beyond (initially in the direction of NE) downhill. After another 1500 m (approximately) we reach the deepest point of the slope, before it rises again to the Ermita San Victorián, 150m away. If we don't have a second vehicle available, we come here on the well-marked hiking trail PR-Hu 159 from Abizanda. We now follow this path in a southwesterly direction, cross the Bco. de San Victorián after a while and, after an erosion area, descend without a path at a suitable point to the right into the stream.

Cedro (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Either Cedro(s) med. "upstream" (for access at E1 or E2 cf. then there) or from P3 on the trail PR3SJO down to E3, see Google aerial photo in "Photo Gallery".
Tour: 10 rappel in the lower part, see also photos & videos

Cedro (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Arrived at the coast, you have theoretically 3 possibilities:\n1. Pick up by boat (must be organized; only possible in calm seas)\n2. Along the coast in a westerly direction. This involves swimming a short distance (about 30m) during high tide, which is also only possible when the sea is calm. Also during low tide a passage at the waterline can be impossible in stronger swell. In this case the only option is to climb over the rocks. This is not easy, also because the ground is slippery. When you reach the mouth of the Cavaletes at the houses, take the trail PR3SJO to the right (eastward) up to P3, (the second section is then identical to the approach trail).\n3. The 3rd possibility of an exit with return is identical to the second with the difference that upon reaching the mouth of the Cavaletes at the houses, the trail PR3SJO is continued in a westerly direction close to the coast until you reach the car at P4.

Irues: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path to the "Fuentes de Fornos" (= "Fuentes Blancas") and follow the red and white markings of the GR-15 towards Saravillo. We go up for quite a while along the orographic right bank of the Garona (about 45 min.). There, where the Garona flows in a right angle to our slope side, we cross the Rio Irues, which flows in here, to the southern bank of the Irues. The path now walks along the orographic left bank of the Garona, but we turn left about 50 m after the river crossing and take a path that goes uphill in an easterly direction. We pass the upper springs "de Fornos" and walk on until the view of the Rio Irues and the "El-Chorro" spring at the foot of the other side of the slope opens up to us. Here we enter the path.
Tour: First a narrow dark gorge with slippery rocks, smaller rappels, swimming sections and some possible jumps. We overcome a stone chaos. Then the spray cascades down from the left slope of the Fornos springs. Afterwards the canyon shows itself as a hiking canyon. So we walk out to the place where we had crossed the Rio Irues on the way there.

Irues: Canyon End
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Return: Here, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Irues: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We pass through Labuerda and Escalona to reach the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval canyon ends. We continue along the reservoir Embalse de Laspuña to Lafortunada (19.7 km from Ainsa, town center to here). Here we turn right, cross the bridge over the Rio Cinca and now park right in front of the village of Badan.
Return: Here, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Foz de la Canal inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: On foot follow the slope north up the slope. After 25 min. and about 50 m before a rightward haipin bend, a clearly visible path on the left (by a cairn) leads to the stream in 1 min. On the left bank go forward a bit until you reach a huge boulder ( entry lower part).
Tour: Due to the lack of great depth views, it is also recommended for those who are afraid of heights. 9-11 rappel in uninterrupted succession. In summer, the stream can probably dry up - like so many in the Spanish Pyrenees. Conversely, even a high water level should hardly cause really serious problems.

Foz de la Canal inf.: Canyon End
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Return: After the last waterfall on the path first right then left bank to the road, along this back to the car.

Foz de la Canal inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: am Ende der "Sackgasse"
Access: On probably the fastest way to the Sierra de Guara - from Toulouse through the tunnel of Bielsa to Ainsa and Barbastro - is Bielsa shortly after the Spanish border.\nOn the onward journey we see 4 km south of the end of the town - the road here runs along the left bank of the Rio Cinca - on the left (east) a waterfall with a small parking bay on the side of the road. 500 m further, before the next bridge over the Rio Cinca, turn onto a small gravel road on the left bank and continue downstream for 200 m; park here by remains of an old bridge.
Return: After the last waterfall on the path first right then left bank to the road, along this back to the car.

Trigoniero: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot (signpost) head east on a bridge over the Rio Barrosa and up the path for about 20 minutes until you see clear footprints on the right. Follow these for a few minutes to the entry point directly at the level of a water drainage structure before the narrowing of the stream (entry point):
Tour: 6 Rappels

Trigoniero: Canyon End
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Return: After the last drop, which is clearly recognizable as such, turn right and follow the footprints to the bridge and the car.

Angones: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the footpath below the church, which goes WNW around the slope, then crosses the Bco, Consusa, goes around the next slope and reaches the Angones.
Tour: About 20 rappel, see photos and video!

Angones: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We head north on the A-138 from Ainsa towards Bielsa. We pass through Labuerda and Escalona to reach the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon ends - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left uphill at an acute angle towards Tella, Revilla. We continue steadily uphill, leaving the turnoff to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, and continue towards Revilla, arriving there after another 5.8 km.
Return: After reaching the Garganta de Escuain and the Rio Yaga, take the path downstream (possibly "taking the Escuain inf.) and then left up to the road (see description for the Garganta de Escuain). Once on the road, turn left and walk 900m to Revilla. A way back that does not go through the Garganta Escuain is marked in wikiloc.es (map) (not verified).

Angones: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Garganta de Escuain and the Rio Yaga, take the path downstream (possibly "taking the Escuain inf.) and then left up to the road (see description for the Garganta de Escuain). Once on the road, turn left and walk 900m to Revilla. A way back that does not go through the Garganta Escuain is marked in wikiloc.es (map) (not verified).

Escuain (med): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, a path leads downhill, especially at the beginning, in the direction of Escuain and Garganta de Escuain. We cross the stream of the Trasito (below a beautiful waterfall for rappel), cross the Consusa at its exit below an also very beautiful waterfall and then watch out for a fork where the path leads left down into the streambed of the Escuain and beyond up to the houses of Escuain. However, we turn right here and walk first high above the riverbed of the Rio Yaga first in a northerly direction.
Tour: Now we are already in our hiking canyon. The path is repeatedly interrupted by small climbs (not difficult). Then we come to the exit of the parts where you can make a short rappel canyon from above (own description: "Escuain inferiore") and bypass this part on the north-eastern slope in the coppice. We come back to the river bed - to the left would take us downstream to the aforementioned rappel canyon, but we continue upstream. We pass an interesting accumulation of boulders with a waterfall, pass the mouth of the Bco. Angones (see separate description) and finally come to the point where the strong karst spring breaks out of the mountain at the top right, orographic left. Here you can easily climb up and penetrate through the wide mouth of the cave into the interior of the mountain until the darkness and the sound of the water cause the more timid among us to turn back. You could walk further upstream along the Rio Yaga, then meet a path leading from the hamlet of Revilla across the streambed and take this to the right back to the car. Alternatively, you can go back the way you came and reach the waterfall with the unique pool below a few meters after the wall in the riverbed that has been destroyed by the water. There are several ways to rappel here, but the highlight is a jump of around 13 meters. If you don't want to do both, continue back along the approach path and meet the "jumpers" where the path from the village of Escuain comes down from the right. Incidentally, the jump can be repeated at will by walking downstream and then following the well-trodden tracks on the left up to the path. In summer, the large pool and other pools further down the Rio Yaga are full of bathers. A beautiful spot.

Escuain (med): Canyon End
Return: We go downstream from the pool for about 100 m to the place where the path coming down from the hamlet of Escuain crosses the river. We take this path to the left and come back up to the car on our access path.

Barrosa: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the forest road uphill, first a right turn, later a left turn. After the latter, the ascent becomes steeper. There, where the path flattens out again somewhat, follow the footsteps to the right down to the stream.
Tour: 5 rappel, slide and jump possibilities

Barrosa: Canyon End
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Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

Barrosa: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking secondaire (descente)
Access: Coming from France through the tunnel of Bielsa, 2.5 km after the exit of the tunnel you pass through a prominent S-bend. About 100 m after that, the road crosses the Rio Barrosa. Immediately after the bridge, park your car at the beginning of a forest road. From the span. From the Spanish side over Barbastro and Ainsa, past Bielsa one reaches this starting point about 1100 m after the old Spanish border station. Border station
Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

Barrosa: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie intermédiaire (descente)
Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

Viandico: Canyon Start
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Approach: The entry is most useful via this side stream, see description there, Alternatively, we continue on the road for about 100 m, then turn right onto a path (sign "Sercue") that leads down from the road in a northerly direction to the Puente de la Espucialla over the Rio Aso (Viandico) - entry.
Tour: First - at least in summer - dry canyon, then abundant water flow due to a karst spring. A few rappels that can usually be jumped.

Viandico: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Viandico: Parking at Exit
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. After 10 km (from the center of Ainsa) we cross the Rio Bellós and then pass through the village of Escalona. 350m after the bridge we turn at the traffic circle in northwestern direction ("Fanlo" - "Anisclocanyon") on the HU-631. We drive always along the river (Rio Bellós), we come into the canyon, the road leads partly high along the wall and after 13,2 km we come to a bigger parking area in a hairpin bend to the left. Here we park our (possibly lower) car.\nHere is also an alternative approach on better, especially wider road. For this purpose, 1.9 km after the mentioned traffic circle in the north of Escalona, we turn left on the road to Buerba and Vio. We first drive past the campsite and then 12 km up to Buerba. Past the village, up over the saddle (with a beautiful view into the Anisclo canyon) and beyond in sepentines downhill. 4.4 km after Buerba we meet HU-631 at an acute angle, on which we turn right (in a southeasterly direction). If we have only 1 car available, it would be recommended that all but the driver get off here (including luggage) and let the driver continue alone to the aforementioned parking lot in the hairpin bend. The driver will come to this parking lot after 1.6 km.\n\nFrom the parking lot we now go - with a second car or on foot - (again) up the HU-632 - there is also a shortcut of the wide road loop on a footpath in the direction WNW uphill -, after 1.6 km you join if necessary with the group of those dropped off here and it goes another 800m to the bridge over the side stream - Barranco Flageto/Metils/Malaguero. Here we can park our second car, if we have one available.
Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Viandico: Parking at Entry
Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. After 10 km (from the center of Ainsa) we cross the Rio Bellós and then pass through the village of Escalona. 350m after the bridge we turn at the traffic circle in northwestern direction ("Fanlo" - "Anisclocanyon") on the HU-631. We drive always along the river (Rio Bellós), we come into the canyon, the road leads partly high along the wall and after 13,2 km we come to a bigger parking area in a hairpin bend to the left. Here we park our (possibly lower) car.\nHere is also an alternative approach on better, especially wider road. For this purpose, 1.9 km after the mentioned traffic circle in the north of Escalona, we turn left on the road to Buerba and Vio. We first drive past the campsite and then 12 km up to Buerba. Past the village, up over the saddle (with a beautiful view into the Anisclo canyon) and beyond in sepentines downhill. 4.4 km after Buerba we meet HU-631 at an acute angle, on which we turn right (in a southeasterly direction). If we have only 1 car available, it would be recommended that all but the driver get off here (including luggage) and let the driver continue alone to the aforementioned parking lot in the hairpin bend. The driver will come to this parking lot after 1.6 km.\n\nFrom the parking lot we now go - with a second car or on foot - (again) up the HU-632 - there is also a shortcut of the wide road loop on a footpath in the direction WNW uphill -, after 1.6 km you join if necessary with the group of those dropped off here and it goes another 800m to the bridge over the side stream - Barranco Flageto/Metils/Malaguero. Here we can park our second car, if we have one available.
Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Flagueta: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road just below the bridge into the stream.
Tour: 4 small dry rappels in a barely deepened canyon

Flagueta: Canyon End
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Return: It would be theoretically conceivable to walk the Rio Aso upstream to the Puente de la Espucialla and there take the path to the left up to the road and to the car. But then the canyon would not be worthwhile at all. Since it is used as access to Viandico, once you reach the streambed of the Rio Aso, you go downstream (Barranco Viandico - see there).

Bañera: Canyon Start
2019-05-07: One anchor could easily be pulled out of the wall and was replaced Video of our tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4wNIi-41vU
Approach: From the road just a few meters down the slope to the entry point directly above the first two rappels.
Tour: 3 rappels, 2 higher at the beginning, 1 at the exit of the tour. Otherwise hiking canyon with some slides and possible jumps. See photos and videos

Bañera: Canyon End
2019-05-07: One anchor could easily be pulled out of the wall and was replaced Video of our tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4wNIi-41vU
Return: After the road bridges still 1 rappel follows. After that, it still goes down the creek until we can easily get out on the left. Across the free slope, it then goes up to the road and the lower car.

Gloces: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the dirt road descending north from the road junction down into the streambed of the Rio Jalle. In the open gravel bed downstream to the first constriction.
Tour: First small steps, then the 12m rappel into the hole. From here walking, slides and successively 5 more small rappel. Then the canyon opens and we stand at the edge of a wide but shallow pool.

Gloces: Canyon End
Return: Here we look for the stone markers on the left that mark the trail that still leads up. At a fork, we can keep left and reach the track that we walked in the access. We can also go straight up (or a little to the right) and reach the tarred road. On this road we turn left to the car.

Furco: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the southeast side of the bridge, after about 60 m, a path begins (yellow-white marking) that leads up to the entry at the slide brake. At the wall down to the first rappel.
Tour: 4 rappels in layered flysch. Slides and possible jumps.

Furco: Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge out on the road and to the car.

Cebollar: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the southwestern end of the bridge, we take the path that goes downstream on the southern bank of the Rio Ara - Garganta de los Navarros. We cross "our" stream and can look at the "Salto del Carpin" in peace from below. We continue downstream until, after about 200 m, an old mule track on the right goes up at a sharp angle towards Puerto del Cebollar. The trail approaches the Bco. Cebollar and goes up its orographic right slope. Where it crosses the stream, we enter.
Tour: 9 - 10 rappel. The Salto del Carpin at the exit of the tour (120 m) can be rappelled with 70 m from the "stand" on the left of the wall on a wide band. From the orographic. right belaystation it is possible to reach a relay (of which there are several here) above the ribbon, in order to get onto the ribbon from there.

Cebollar: Canyon End
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Return: Down to the approach path and upstream on the left to the road bridge.

Forronias: Canyon Start
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Approach: It goes orographic up the right bank of the mentioned Bco. At about 1420 m altitude the path bends to the NE. After possible difficulties with finding the path, we come to the Forronias at an underground water drainage (entry). See: *
Tour: Approx. 15 rappels; first 7 dry rappels, then to the right a spring that cannot aliment the streambed in summer. After another 4 rappels, the descent then becomes more aquatic, as on the right a karst spring presses its water from the rock face. From here 3 more rappels and we come to the final chord, the overhanging 42 m - rappel. Then down in the scree streambed until we can exit to the right onto the slope.

Forronias: Canyon End
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Return: On the slope on the right we come to the car.

Forronias: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca we drive north on the A-23/N-330 to Sabinanigo, from there we continue on the N-260 to Biescas (68.5 km to this point). Continue for another 12.2 km towards Col de Portalet and turn right onto the A-2606. After 3.3 km we pass the village of Panticosa and after a total of 3.6 km (from the A-136) we come to a steep track branching off to the left uphill. It first bends to the left, then to the right and now runs fairly horizontally to the NE. We come to the Bco. del Monde and park our car here, where a trail begins.
Return: On the slope on the right we come to the car.

Fago: Canyon Start
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Approach: Entry after a short walking passages.
Tour: First flat terrain without gorge, possible jumps. Then gorge. Impressive siphon. Approx. 3 m diving section in the previous stream direction with a touch to the left, behind it dark), otherwise can also be bypassed on a "chain ferrata". Natural bridges. The gorge exits with a beautiful 12m waterfall into a large pool, followed by walking and downclimbing with further small possible jumps. We finally come to a rock ledge with parallel slabs at right angles to the stream. The exit to the right is at a large cairn.

Fago: Canyon End
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Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Fago: Parking at Entry
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Access: We come from Jaca on the N-240 and drive westwards via Puente La Reina de Jaca and past Berdun in the direction of Pamplona. After 33.3 km (from Jaca) and 300m before the start of the new (2015) section of the A-21 highway, we turn right onto the road that leads north towards Villareal de la Canal, Majones and Fago. We always drive along the river and after 14.3 km (from N-240) we come to a dirt road coming from the bottom right (our exit route). We park the lower car here. The site is located on the road, which immediately before has turned a prominent corner in a westerly direction and now begins to ascend. If you are coming from the opposite direction (from the village of Fago), you will find this spot 4.6 km south of Fago (counting from the bridge over the stream at the southern exit of the village). Continue north in the second car high above the canyon and after 1.8 km (from the lower parking lot) you will reach a bridge over the stream coming from the village of Fago. Immediately after the bridge is a large parking lot where we park our car for the entry. This parking lot is 2.8 km south of the village of Fago (counting from the bridge at the southern end of the village).
Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Fago: Parking at Exit
Access: We come from Jaca on the N-240 and drive westwards via Puente La Reina de Jaca and past Berdun in the direction of Pamplona. After 33.3 km (from Jaca) and 300m before the start of the new (2015) section of the A-21 highway, we turn right onto the road that leads north towards Villareal de la Canal, Majones and Fago. We always drive along the river and after 14.3 km (from N-240) we come to a dirt road coming from the bottom right (our exit route). We park the lower car here. The site is located on the road, which immediately before has turned a prominent corner in a westerly direction and now begins to ascend. If you are coming from the opposite direction (from the village of Fago), you will find this spot 4.6 km south of Fago (counting from the bridge over the stream at the southern exit of the village). Continue north in the second car high above the canyon and after 1.8 km (from the lower parking lot) you will reach a bridge over the stream coming from the village of Fago. Immediately after the bridge is a large parking lot where we park our car for the entry. This parking lot is 2.8 km south of the village of Fago (counting from the bridge at the southern end of the village).
Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Arandari: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, continue for about 70 m in the direction of Burgui, then take the clear path that leads uphill to the left. At a fork in the path, we keep left and soon reach the streambed.
Tour: 5 rappels, interesting the natural arch at the exit of the tour.

Arandari: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed and directly out onto the road at the bridge, then left to the car.

Arandari: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca on the A 132 directly or N 330/N 240 via Jaca to Puente la Reina de Jaca. From here, continue for 26 km on the N 240 towards Pamplona, then turn right and head north into the Valle de Roncal (Roncal, Isaba). 14 km after turning into the Valle del Roncal you reach the small town of Burgui. About 600 m before reaching Burgui, you will see a small house on the left, slightly below the road. Immediately afterwards, you cross the Arandari, which is barely recognizable. About 400 m further on you come to a large parking area to the right of the road, where we park our car.
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed and directly out onto the road at the bridge, then left to the car.

Yaci Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki
Tour: Max. 3 rappels, see also videos

Yaci Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg bei dem Weiler Sakaralan
Return: Out at de bridge, straight to de car

Yaci Kanyonu: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg bei Konari
Return: Out at de bridge, straight to de car

Yaci Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: Out at de bridge, straight to de car

Diablozulo: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.
Tour: 23 rappel, beautifully cut in the upper area, after the C 28 forest canyon, see photos and video

Diablozulo: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.
Tour: 23 rappel, beautifully cut in the upper area, after the C 28 forest canyon, see photos and video

Diablozulo: Parking at Entry
Comment: für den herkömmlichen Einstieg
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.
Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Parking at Exit
Comment: an der Kirche in Yarnoz
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.
Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Waypoint
Comment: direkter, kurzer Zustieg
Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.

Diablozulo: Parking at Entry1
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.

Diablozulo: Parking Entry and Exit

Irusta: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the electric plant on the right and climb up past the ruins of a loading station on the left. After about 5 min. we turn right at a fork and climb on the path rather straight up the ridge until we meet a horizontal cross path. On this path - the route of a disused material railroad - we go to the right. After passing through 5 tunnels (in between informative views of the cascades), we keep right again and after a few minutes we meet the stream, which we follow to the entry (from the parking lot just under 60 min.).
Tour: After the 52 m rappel, the best intermediate position on the left outside the water. The 52 m rappel can be broken with a clearly visible handrail on the left edge a little before the half, as well as the 47 m rappel; here intermediate position poorly visible.

Irusta: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go down orographic. right about 80m and traverse across the creek to the ruin. From here on the slope out of the valley, until in a left bend with rock on the right, a path goes down to the stream. The path leads us back to the E-Werk and the parked car

Irusta: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the 'Autoroute de la Cote Basque' coming from Bayonne, we turn off the highway immediately after crossing the Spanish-French border and the border river Bidasoa. Immediately after crossing the Spanish-French border and the border river Bidasoa we turn off the highway and head for Irun (not 'Iruna' - Basque name for Pamplona !) on the N 1. Over two rondels it goes on the main street (N 1) westward toward the city. At the next traffic circle we go 360 degrees around and back on the opposite lane for about 100 m until the first road turns off to the right at a right angle. We continue on GI 3631 along the creek on our right, towards Ibarola, Meaka. We go straight on. We pass a children's playground on the right and a paragliding school ('Escola de Vuelo Bidasoa')on the left. Immediately after that the road makes a bend to the left. We go straight on here - on the left below a meadow with trees - and on the narrowing road until we reach the parking lot just before the electric plant ('central de Irusta') Park here.
Return: After the last rappel we go down orographic. right about 80m and traverse across the creek to the ruin. From here on the slope out of the valley, until in a left bend with rock on the right, a path goes down to the stream. The path leads us back to the E-Werk and the parked car

Leze: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (about 630 m above sea level), we head towards a chute in the rock face to the west of the large, elongated cave opening. We briefly ascend along the edge of the chute over a rocky ridge secured by a wire rope, then the trail crosses an old water pipe and we reach the ridge above the rock face. We now follow the path for about 15 minutes towards the striking gulch on the ridge above us (Brecha Koloska). Before it gets really steep, at an altitude of about 750 m to 800 m above sea level, we take a path (sometimes only indistinct climbing tracks) that leads us up to the right in an easterly direction to the ridge at about 1000 m above sea level. We cross the ridge to the north (not to the northeast!), descend steeply and then descend pathless to the northwest in the hollow on the other side of the ridge. We finally come to a ledge where we can see through the trees to the northern opening of the cave. We reach the cave entrance either by rappelling in the left-hand chute or by rappelling/abseiling in the steep cirque to the right of the cave entrance (approach time about 1.5 hours).The Internet sites describe a path several times, which at the beginning is oriented more eastwards and seems more pronounced. Gomez only turns right (or left) shortly before Brecha Koloska. There is also an extreme ascent and especially descent through the Brecha de la Koloxka: (then, in addition to the 2x30m, a 60m rope. Access is made easier with the ability to orient yourself.
Tour: 13 rappels, most of them in the dark. The cave stretches across the ridge in the form of the entrance and exit opening. Intense impressions regarding the sounds and the (indirect) incidence of light. The water flow is generally moderate. Do not enter if there is a threat of thunderstorms. Do not enter during thunderstorms.

Leze: Canyon End
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Return: At the cave exit left to the picnic areas and the car.

Leze: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the N-I highway (Gasteiz/Vitoria - Pamplona) at exit 389 to Egino (Eguino) to the north. Do not enter the town, but when you reach the houses, take the A-3012 road to the left (west) in the direction of Ilarduia. About 700 m after Egino and about 100 m before reaching Ilarduia, a sign 'Leze' points to the right and after about 400 m we reach a sparse deciduous forest with parking and picnic areas. Here we park the car in the designated parking lot.
Return: At the cave exit left to the picnic areas and the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we march on indistinct tracks through the young forest, first in a westerly direction, then in a south-westerly direction uphill to the meadows. Here we head for the orographic right branch of the Barrancon and then look for the entry point.
Tour: First a vertical part with 5 rappels, then a longer run and finally the river walk in the last part with some smaller rappels and slides.

Alarrieta (integral): Canyon End
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start II.Abschnitt
Approach: From the parking lot, we march on indistinct tracks through the young forest, first in a westerly direction, then in a south-westerly direction uphill to the meadows. Here we head for the orographic right branch of the Barrancon and then look for the entry point.
Tour: First a vertical part with 5 rappels, then a longer run and finally the river walk in the last part with some smaller rappels and slides.

Alarrieta (integral): Parking at Entry
Access: From Bilbao, we first take the AP-68 to exit 3, then the A-2522 to Orozko (about 20 km in total). From Orozko we continue to Ibarra (4 km). From Ibarra we drive in a south-easterly direction to Usabel Auzoa. At the junction we take the right-hand road, a few meters further on at the next junction we take the left branch. 650 m after this junction and 4 km from Usabel the road crosses "our" stream. We park our car here for the exit. Continue uphill in the second car and after 2.6 km (from the bridge) you will come to a sharp left-hand bend in the road. Here we turn right to a picnic area. We park the top car at the roadside.
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Parking at Exit
Access: From Bilbao, we first take the AP-68 to exit 3, then the A-2522 to Orozko (about 20 km in total). From Orozko we continue to Ibarra (4 km). From Ibarra we drive in a south-easterly direction to Usabel Auzoa. At the junction we take the right-hand road, a few meters further on at the next junction we take the left branch. 650 m after this junction and 4 km from Usabel the road crosses "our" stream. We park our car here for the exit. Continue uphill in the second car and after 2.6 km (from the bridge) you will come to a sharp left-hand bend in the road. Here we turn right to a picnic area. We park the top car at the roadside.
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Luna: Canyon Start
Approach: Orographic. To the left of the stream, a path leads up to a bare plateau. The path descends to the left via a small rocky gully.
Tour: Here you can practice rappeling on overhangs; but be careful, they are brittle!

Luna: Canyon End
Return: At the bridging of the stream directly to the car.

Luna: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bilbao, take the A-68 south towards Burgos/Logrono/Vitoria-Gasteiz; where the highway branches about 40km after Bilbao, we take the N-622 highway towards Gasteiz-Vitoria. We leave it at the first exit, heading west to Izarra and from there south on the A-3314 to Zuazo de Cuartango. Here we head west on the A-3116 via Arriano or Artxua to Luna. Passing the church, we head NNO until the dirt road crosses the streambed. Here we park the car.
Return: At the bridging of the stream directly to the car.

Navedo: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road, the trail leads up the orographic left bank. This opens up good views of the not very deep canyon. After about 20 min. a 'bridge' leads over the creek. Here is the entry
Tour: At most rappelling points there are alternative rappelling stands, so that 'overtaking' is possible.There are some smaller toboggans, you should avoid jumps (own painful experience at the first rappelling point!).Continuous exit possibility to the left onto the ascent path.

Navedo: Canyon End
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Return: About 20 m before reaching the road bridge, turn left onto the ascent path to the N-621.

Rubo med.: Canyon Start
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Comment: GPS-Punkt innerhalb des NP
Approach: Cross the bridge (fancy a high jump?) and head uphill to the left for a few meters; the path then continues at roughly the same height along the slope above the Rio Cares. At a fork to the right, continue straight on until you reach a house where the Trescares comes down from the right. We change direction 90 degrees to the right and ascend above the stream. Cross the 'Puente de Madera' to get to the orographic right side of the stream. We continue upwards until we leave the path to the right on clear footprints and cross the slope only slightly ascending to the entry into the Trescares. This is fed here by a spring - Fuente Recuencu. .fed by a spring
Tour: 5 rappels, some slides, a grotto, see photos and video

Rubo med.: Canyon End
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Return: Exit to the left at the Puente de Madera and return along the approach path. The next part to the mouth of the Riu Cares can also be walked, but is not particularly attractive (details at )

Cañón del Vibolí: Canyon Start
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Approach: Right next to the bridge into the stream.
Tour: 8 rappel, narrowly cut, attractive, on the way back on the road you have good views into the canyon. You can also walk down the canyon to the Rio Sella, see Gomez/Tejero aaO: tramo final (Foz de Andamios).

Cañón del Vibolí: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: 2. Abschnitt: Foz de Andamios
Return: Right up to the road and on it in 20 min. to the car.

Cañón del Vibolí: Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg nach dem 1. Abschnitt
Return: Right up to the road and on it in 20 min. to the car.

Quincoajo: Canyon Start
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2025-03-02: Very scenic and sunny. Ice at the start, hence very cold and extra slippery. But very worthwhile. Impressive gorge through a line of uplifted limestone strats. Note: it can get windy, many fixed ropes...
Approach: We now walk up the slope in a north-westerly direction, at about halfway up the path turns to the NNE and we reach the saddle. Down the other side and in a long right-hand bend we reach the stream above the rocky ledges.
Tour: 7 rappels, an attractive narrow section; at the exit of the narrow section turn right onto the path.

Quincoajo: Canyon End
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Return: Down the path to the road and the car.

Lassingfall: Canyon Start
2025-04-27: Some fixed ropes need to be replaced, but this is already being planned.
2024-06-20: Nice canyon-everything in good condition
2023-09-23: Relatively long canyon, open and sunny. ATTENTION! FLOOD WAVE ! After prolonged and heavy rain, the automatic flap in Wienerbruck dam can open! Be sure to check before the tour whether the water level...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail in the direction of Lassingfall until you reach the confluence of a water-bearing ditch from the left (the canyon turns east here). In this ditch quite steeply up until you meet a forest road, which you follow in an easterly direction. At a fork, follow the forest road leading down to the entry in the Kienbach.\nIf you want to do without the rappel in the Kienbach, stay on the marked hiking trail for a bit to descend above a 4m jump into the streambed.
Tour: At the Kienbach 2 rappel (10m, 25m), secured with tree slings. In the Lassingfall then another beautiful 5m possible jumps before the long abseil begins after the bridge of the hiking trail. Due to the sunny location, the rock is partly very slippery. The last big step can be done with one rappel (70m) or two rappels (40m, 25m). The belaystation for the second variant is located on the sloping slabs to the right of the waterfall (be careful in case of rain) \nThe tour ends with a 3m jump at the bridge before the exit into the Erlauf.

Lassingfall: Canyon End
2025-04-27: Some fixed ropes need to be replaced, but this is already being planned.
2024-06-20: Nice canyon-everything in good condition
2023-09-23: Relatively long canyon, open and sunny. ATTENTION! FLOOD WAVE ! After prolonged and heavy rain, the automatic flap in Wienerbruck dam can open! Be sure to check before the tour whether the water level...
Return: Follow the hiking trail along the Lassingfall to the parking lot.

Amanaderos: Canyon Start
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Approach: 30 m from parking lot
Tour: 7 rappel. Little cut canyon at the northern foot of the Javalambre, with beautiful tuff waterfalls, partly mossy, should also have water in dry seasons.

Amanaderos: Canyon End
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Comment: auch vorher möglich, auf GR auszusteigen
Return: After the last major rappel point, the streambed flattens and the canyon widens. Here you keep (orographically) half-left, climb diagonally up the slope and meet the long-distance hiking path GR-8 about 20 m above the stream. On this path you return to the starting point with beautiful views of the canyon.

Amanaderos: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: 40m vom Einstieg entfernt
Access: From the Barcelona - Tarragona - Valencia highway, turn off onto the N-234 towards Teruel approx. 25 km before Valencia at Sagunto. After about 80 km you will reach the village of La Pueblo de Valverde, which is located slightly to the right off the road. Turn left here (southwest) towards Camarena de la Sierra (16 km). In Camarena, keep half-left towards (Monte) Javalambre (2020 m), and at the end of the village there are some orientation signs on the right. At the first crossroads after leaving the village, take the road on the right ('Salto de Amanaderos'). 8.5 km after Camarena, at a picnic area with a spring ('Fuente de Matahombres'), take the dirt road to the right. Follow this for another 4.5 km, then the track crosses the stream and you are immediately at the entry point (road sign 'Riodeva' on the right) This is also a good place to spend the night. The track was easy to drive on.
Return: After the last major rappel point, the streambed flattens and the canyon widens. Here you keep (orographically) half-left, climb diagonally up the slope and meet the long-distance hiking path GR-8 about 20 m above the stream. On this path you return to the starting point with beautiful views of the canyon.

Madronales: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the dirt road on a bridge over the Rio Verde-Pito (stream) and up the opposite slope. You come to a reservoir that feeds the Bco. de Funes, the slope goes around it and up to a saddle. From there you can see the small dam at the bottom left, where the entry to the Barranco de los Madroñales is.
Tour: Light and friendly canyon with some slides.

Madronales: Canyon End
Return: Downstream through open terrain to the point where the footpath leading up the Rio Verde crosses the stream. Here you can continue up the Rio Verde (Bco. de las Chorreras) or keep left on the path up to the starting point of the 'access'. In doing so, you will pass the Bco. de Funes at the bottom and you will have the opportunity to take it with you 'in a hurry'. Note: It is also possible to combine the access to Rio Verde (Bco. de las Chorreras) with the Bco. de los Madroñales and/or Bco. de Funes, if you want to limit yourself to the use of a car.

Trevelez: Canyon Start
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Comment: seconde entrée (descente)
Approach: On the approach road back a bit, down past a house with barking dogs (2006), in front of the next house left down the slope and on this in a northeasterly direction to the footbridge over the river (420 m a.s.l.). Beyond the bridge, a red and white trail marker directs us to the right. After only a few meters (about 20 m) you will find another, but very faded hiking trail marking on rock to the left of the trail. The curvature of the trail leads us to follow the trail tracks to the left, which (partly only indistinctly) go up the slope towards the NE. Between an old uncovered concrete pole (on the left) and new iron poles covered with cables, the path goes up to a saddle (720 m a.s.l.). If you want to get to the lower entry, you have to go immediately beyond in direction NE down to a grassy edge and here directly right down the steep slope on an old path to the former wooden beam footbridge (see photos). Here the steep slope is run out in a wide arc. Immediately at the 'bridge' are the anchors for the 28m entry rappel.
Tour: Despite the naturally turbid water, this is an exceptionally beautiful and impressive canyon. Dangerous whirlpools and rollers even at medium water levels. You should check the water level of the Trevelez (brown broth) at the exit, i.e. above the confluence with the Poqueira (below the E-Werk) before starting the tour. During our tour (early Nov. 2006) it was well below the normal level (see photo)! There are other entry points further upstream in the Trevelez - cf. Literature and Internet sites - but there is little of additional importance (sporting and aesthetic). There are exit options (on the right bank) only up to the block jam before the 15 m rappel. The ascent option opened up here through the Barranco de la Sangre is, however, difficult and dangerous in places. If the water level does not permit an ascent, the nearby Bermejo with its tributary Jabali offers an entertaining alternative tour.

Trevelez: Canyon End
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Return: Where the canyon widens again, before the coming log jam, out to the right and (best above the wire nets) traverse to the power plant and continue on the narrow path high above the river to the car (15 min).

Trevelez: Alternative Canyon Start
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2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Good level for a first time run. All hand lines fixed and in relatively good condition. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2024-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez S'aider d'opentopo pour le sentier d'approche.Le relais fractio du topo à l'entrée n'existe pas, on rentre direct depuis 1 arbre par...
Comment: première entrée (descente)
Approach: On the approach road back a bit, down past a house with barking dogs (2006), in front of the next house left down the slope and on this in a northeasterly direction to the footbridge over the river (420 m a.s.l.). Beyond the bridge, a red and white trail marker directs us to the right. After only a few meters (about 20 m) you will find another, but very faded hiking trail marking on rock to the left of the trail. The curvature of the trail leads us to follow the trail tracks to the left, which (partly only indistinctly) go up the slope towards the NE. Between an old uncovered concrete pole (on the left) and new iron poles covered with cables, the path goes up to a saddle (720 m a.s.l.). If you want to get to the lower entry, you have to go immediately beyond in direction NE down to a grassy edge and here directly right down the steep slope on an old path to the former wooden beam footbridge (see photos). Here the steep slope is run out in a wide arc. Immediately at the 'bridge' are the anchors for the 28m entry rappel.
Tour: Despite the naturally turbid water, this is an exceptionally beautiful and impressive canyon. Dangerous whirlpools and rollers even at medium water levels. You should check the water level of the Trevelez (brown broth) at the exit, i.e. above the confluence with the Poqueira (below the E-Werk) before starting the tour. During our tour (early Nov. 2006) it was well below the normal level (see photo)! There are other entry points further upstream in the Trevelez - cf. Literature and Internet sites - but there is little of additional importance (sporting and aesthetic). There are exit options (on the right bank) only up to the block jam before the 15 m rappel. The ascent option opened up here through the Barranco de la Sangre is, however, difficult and dangerous in places. If the water level does not permit an ascent, the nearby Bermejo with its tributary Jabali offers an entertaining alternative tour.

Trevelez: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the city of Granada, take the N 323 south towards Motril. 10 km after Durcal, take the C 333 to Lanjaron and continue to Orgiva. Continue on the C 333 through the town until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores' (traffic lights, small supermarket on the right). At a crossroads, after about 200 m, turn right and after 5 km you will arrive at the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road mutates into a dirt road, goes up the hill in hairpin bends and ends after another 3.5 km in front of a house ('No Basuras') and a metal gate that closes a tunnel to the Central Electrica del Duque (at the confluence of the Poqueira and Trevelez rivers). Park the car here.
Return: Where the canyon widens again, before the coming log jam, out to the right and (best above the wire nets) traverse to the power plant and continue on the narrow path high above the river to the car (15 min).

Lenteji: Canyon Start
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Comment: integral
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Canyon End
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Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Lenteji: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: par Palomas (descente)
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: pour Lenteji integrale (descente)
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Parking at Entry
Comment: an der Teerstraße
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first vehicle here. Continue with the second vehicle up the winding road over the Rio Verde, past an abandoned petrol station at the Mirador de la Cabra Montes and past the signpost on the access road to the Rio Verde. About 450 meters further on (after the traffic signs '40' - 'sharp bends' - 'rockfall'), a dirt road descends to the right. According to Gómez op.cit. there should be a survey pylon 'MP 282' here - perhaps a little further along the road in the direction of Granada - but we did not see it. Park the second car at the junction (approx. 13.5 km from the road bridge, approx. 1000 m above sea level).
Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Lenteji: Parking at Exit
Comment: an der Straßenbrücke
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first vehicle here. Continue with the second vehicle up the winding road over the Rio Verde, past an abandoned petrol station at the Mirador de la Cabra Montes and past the signpost on the access road to the Rio Verde. About 450 meters further on (after the traffic signs '40' - 'sharp bends' - 'rockfall'), a dirt road descends to the right. According to Gómez op.cit. there should be a survey pylon 'MP 282' here - perhaps a little further along the road in the direction of Granada - but we did not see it. Park the second car at the junction (approx. 13.5 km from the road bridge, approx. 1000 m above sea level).
Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Guadajana: Canyon Start
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Approach: Next to the parking lot you can see a narrow dry streambed. Downstream first along the left side of this streambed, then right above further through the orchard fields and after about 4-5 minutes descend into the streambed, where a good opportunity for it can be seen, if necessary rappel from the tree over brushwood.
Tour: After the confluence of the Barranco Las Palomas from the right, the first springs appear and the stream is water-bearing from then on.the Guadajana is practically only suitable as an alternative approach for the lower part of the Lenteji (see description there). Therefore 2x30m ropes.

Guadajana: Parking at Entry
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Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first car here. Take the second car back in the direction of Otivar and turn off towards Lentegí. Shortly before reaching the village (630 m above sea level), turn right onto a paved road (signs 'Piscina' and 'polideportivo'), which initially leads far to the south up to the swimming pool and the upper new district of Lenteji. This allows you to avoid the narrow and steep road through the village. After driving through the new development on Calle Nueva, the tarred road exits, there is a house on the left with the sign "El Secanillo" and the road becomes a concrete track. Continue on this road. After 2.5 km - there is no concrete surface in between - you will find a good parking area on the righthand side in a left-hand bend. On the left is a beige house on a hill, below the house water shoots out of an irrigation canal fed by the nearby Guadajama spring.
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Guadajana: Canyon End
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Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Guadajana: Parking at Exit
Comment: sofern nicht im Lenteji neiter abwärts
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first car here. Take the second car back in the direction of Otivar and turn off towards Lentegí. Shortly before reaching the village (630 m above sea level), turn right onto a paved road (signs 'Piscina' and 'polideportivo'), which initially leads far to the south up to the swimming pool and the upper new district of Lenteji. This allows you to avoid the narrow and steep road through the village. After driving through the new development on Calle Nueva, the tarred road exits, there is a house on the left with the sign "El Secanillo" and the road becomes a concrete track. Continue on this road. After 2.5 km - there is no concrete surface in between - you will find a good parking area on the righthand side in a left-hand bend. On the left is a beige house on a hill, below the house water shoots out of an irrigation canal fed by the nearby Guadajama spring.
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend through the olive groves as far as possible until you meet the maquis. Here you will find the first rappel on the left in the streambed.
Tour: The Palomas, like the neighboring Guadajana, is only suitable as an approach to Lenteji. Except for 2 halfway attractive rappel and a lot of (thorn) scrub, it can only offer scenic.

Palomas: Canyon End
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Bco. Guadajana, and later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from the latter (as described there). However, after the confluence with the Guadajana, you could exit to the left and follow a path on its orographic left bank back up to the access track: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=5737174 Another ascent option is offered by a path that leads up to the left before the confluence with the Lentegi to the access road.

San Julian: Canyon Start
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2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Julian Approche un peu piquante mais on a connu pire.Eau cristalline et magnifique final qui mérite d’y passer au moins une fois. (Quelle...
Approach: At the junction we take the track north to the water reservoir. Once there, we follow the path that takes us further up the hollow in a northerly direction. When it gets lost, we keep left up to the ridge next to the canyons. Here we find a clear path, which we continue to follow until an access to the streambed opens on the left.
Tour: After a "run-up" in the streambed, we come to the first rappel. A total of 11 more follow until we finally stand in the large "sala" with the hermitage.

San Julian: Canyon End
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2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Julian équipement en très bon état ; beaucoup de cascade ont un anneau au pied (pour faire un guidé ?) (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyo...
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Julian Approche un peu piquante mais on a connu pire.Eau cristalline et magnifique final qui mérite d’y passer au moins une fois. (Quelle...
Return: Down the path and then keeping left to the car

Palomeras del Flumen: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the saddle on well-trodden tracks eastward down to the river (15 min). In the river or on its banks down to the 1st step (this water walk is called "Salto del Roldan" (ua at: Canyons et barrancos Haut-Aragón. Du Mont Perdu à la Sierra de Guara. J.P. Pontroué - F. Biarge, 1987, page 47). Alternatively, you can look for the access directly to the entry. This is the return route from the Salto del Roldan/Flumen superiore, cf. there).
Tour: 7-8 small rappels, mostly in the beam: 7m, 3 m, 5 m, 3 m, 3 m, 8 m, 3 m, 5 m , then a siphon that can be avoided, then about 100 m of running with possible jumps.

Palomeras del Flumen: Canyon End
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Return: After the end of the narrow passages, you walk further in the river bed, make another small jump (2 m) and then come to the place where the exit is on the right over an up to 5 m wide slightly rising surface. The path quickly leads out of the canyon and then - reasonably well recognizable, partly marked with cairns - sweaty back to the starting point.

Carruaca: Canyon Start
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Approach: If you have only one vehicle available, follow the marked footpath to the streambed and beyond along the slope steadily uphill until about 50 m before reaching the road you can go down southwards on a path to the Flumen. This path is also taken when coming from the vehicle parked above.
Tour: Walking, raft hopping, downclimbing, nice ambience

Carruaca: Canyon End
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Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

Carruaca: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Huesca, take the A23 north towards Sabinanigo, Jaca. After 20 km, turn off to Arguis, pass through the village and then eastward to Belsué. Continue towards Nocito, passing the turnoff to the largely abandoned village of Lusera. About 1 km further on, after a bend to the left, you will see the canyon exit with smaller waterfalls on the right. Park the car here (if necessary the lower one). With the second vehicle, drive up a few serpentines to the iron barrier (usually open). Park the car in front of the barrier.
Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

Carruaca: Parking at Exit
Access: From Huesca, take the A23 north towards Sabinanigo, Jaca. After 20 km, turn off to Arguis, pass through the village and then eastward to Belsué. Continue towards Nocito, passing the turnoff to the largely abandoned village of Lusera. About 1 km further on, after a bend to the left, you will see the canyon exit with smaller waterfalls on the right. Park the car here (if necessary the lower one). With the second vehicle, drive up a few serpentines to the iron barrier (usually open). Park the car in front of the barrier.
Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

San Martin de Val d'Onsera inf.: Canyon Start
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2024-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Martin de la Val d'Onsera Toujours aussi beau randonnée et descente. Montée par la vineta 1h45. La descente câblée vers l'ermitage est bi...
Approach: From the parking lot follow the signpost to the Val d'Onsera. We reach the streambed, but soon abandoned again in a northeasterly direction. At forks in the path we stay left, make a small climb with rope belay (alternatively at fork right) and arrive at a wide yoke that opens the view to the upper Val d'Onsera, but also to many vultures. We descend on the other side to the hermitage and look at the waterfall, which here pours down on a rock (also canyon-like walkable: *
Tour: 9 rappel, some rappelable.

San Martin de Val d'Onsera inf.: Canyon End
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2024-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon San Martin de la Val d'Onsera Toujours aussi beau randonnée et descente. Montée par la vineta 1h45. La descente câblée vers l'ermitage est bi...
Return: At the bottom of the streambed out of the valley, later we meet the approach path here and then follow it to the car.

Lenases: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signpost to Val d'Onsera. When you reach the streambed beyond, leave the beaten path and follow the cairns and tracks that go up the slope on the left evenly and only slightly. They move away from the Val d'Onsera very slowly and remain well below the ridge for about 40 minutes. Only late do they lead to the ridge next to the Lenases. On this ridge you climb until at about 1130 m a.s.l. a descent into the canyon opens up. Sense of orientation required.
Tour: Beautiful conglomerate canyon, not too narrow, but especially recommended when water is flowing. 26 rappels, hardly any runs.

Lenases: Canyon End
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Return: After the last short rappel, you reach the streambed of the Bco. that ends here. San Martin. Down the stream you follow it, later rejoining the footpath that leads back to the car.

Cuevas de la Reina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we follow the old road along the lake, through the tunnels, until a path branches off to the right ("Nocito 14.3 km; Agüero 89.6 km"). We follow it for a few meters until we reach a cove with poplars on the shore. From the rocky point behind it, the shortest swim goes to the opposite shore. Once there, we go left (N) along the shore and finally climb right up to an embrasure. To the north, high on the mountain, we see a single small tree. This is the target we now head for, looking for the most favorable ascent route over the wide conglomerate ridge. Once at the tree, we climb a few meters higher so that we can easily cross left into the chute of "our" barranco.
Tour: 9-11 rappel; beautiful views, at the end depending on the water level in the reservoir jump from the last ramp possible. If the water level has dropped, a final rappel of up to 40 m can open up here.

Cuevas de la Reina: Canyon End
Return: First swim left (southward) along the rock wall, then walk along the shore to swim back to the "mainland" at the narrowest point. Here on the approach path back to the car.

Barrasil: Canyon Start
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2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barrasil Marche d’approche toujours aussi compliquée mais bien indiquée. Compter presque 2h à 5 depuis Rodellar.Descente très agréable, un peu...
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the source on the right. Continuing northward, we now go up the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot on the left. We come out of the bushes and stand on an open plateau, right the haptic trail continues towards Nazarre and entry Gorgas Negras. We take the weaker tracks to the left, crossing the flat crest and hiking beyond down towards Alcanadre. You reach the river at the southeastern exit of a grassy plain with some poplars. Although the Barrasil begins a little further upstream, the descent usually starts here. To do this, you walk from the campsite "El Puente" at the Puente Pedruel along the trail in the direction of Rodellar. At the beginning it walks on the orographic left slope high above the riverbed of the Alcanadre, but then it descends at the old stone bridge "Puente Coda" to the Mascun. We cross the Punte Coda and follow the faint path that, after a few switchbacks to the high ground, later leads us continuously to the northwest. Finding the way may require some intuition and sense of direction. We then meet the approach path described above and follow it downhill to the left to the river.
Tour: We start walking on the shore and crossing the river several times. We then come to a mess that is crossed most interesting in the run of the water line. However, if the water flow is (too) strong, you can keep to the right bank, if it is also problematic here, you can bypass the chaos right at the top of the slope. Next highlight is "La Olleta" a deep and deep green jumping pool. Do not pass inattentively on the left (happened to me on my first ascent). At the exit come the long swim sections, where for a change but also always jump possibilities from the - mostly right - side are opened.

Barrasil: Canyon End
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2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barrasil Marche d’approche toujours aussi compliquée mais bien indiquée. Compter presque 2h à 5 depuis Rodellar.Descente très agréable, un peu...
Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Alternative Canyon End
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2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barrasil Marche d’approche toujours aussi compliquée mais bien indiquée. Compter presque 2h à 5 depuis Rodellar.Descente très agréable, un peu...
Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240). \If we have 2 cars available, one can be parked at the "Camping El Puente" at Alcanadre (about 600 m before Rodellar the tarred road steeply down to the left (signpost).
Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240). \If we have 2 cars available, one can be parked at the "Camping El Puente" at Alcanadre (about 600 m before Rodellar the tarred road steeply down to the left (signpost).

Hondo: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the track, then take the next forest path to the left, cross the streambed and keep right for about 100 m down into the ditch of the Hondo, cf: \n * Guía de descenso de cañones y barrancos. Sierra de Guara. Eduardo Gómez - Laura Tejero, 2002, page 79 * Canyonisme - La Sierra de Guara. Randonnées, Randonnées acuatiques. Patrick Gimat, 2005 , page 110
Tour: First in an open channel, then a smaller gorge with at least 1 rappel before you reach the Alcanadre.

Hondo: Canyon End
Return: You usually go downstream in the Alcanadre (Peonera superiore), but you can also go upstream and get off after San Saturnino

Hondo: Parking at Entry
Access: We go from Rodellar on HU-341 south in the direction of Bierge. After 7.1 km, the road to San Saturnino turns off to the right (signposted). We take this small road and after 600 m we turn left onto a dirt road, which we follow for about 500 m until we reach a clearing where the dirt road branches. We stay on the left and now park the (upper) car in a suitable place.
Return: You usually go downstream in the Alcanadre (Peonera superiore), but you can also go upstream and get off after San Saturnino

Virgen: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, first follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. After leaving the town, follow the signs to the Hermitage de la Virgen del Castillo. The path crosses the Bco. (entry).\n * is also an entry further up, but it is hardly worth it. The approach then goes from Rodellar via Cheto, cf.:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7761106 (upper access).
Tour: " rappel, down in grown rock, a small Marmita.

Virgen: Canyon End
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Return: Cross the Mascun and on the path to the left. Later you cross the Mascun again, then you go up - early - left and back to Rodellar.

Barranco d'os Cochas: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the entrance to Rodellar, we go down to the right between the stone pillar and the bar and up to Cheto via the mostly dry stream on the opposite slope. We follow the signs that lead us to the Bco. Virgen a little below the confluence of Bco. San Martin and Bco. de Las Tablas. We move up the other side of the slope in a northerly direction. After a slight left turn at the top of the small plateau (1 hour walk), we can enjoy a panoramic view of the Bco. Since the tracks are lost here, we keep going up (about 90 degrees to the right) in the direction of ONO over the wide ridge until we come across a transversal track. We follow the track that leads us at about the same altitude above the wide cirque of the Canal d'Esplucacasa that descends towards Mascun, to a boulder field (total 1.5 hrs) that narrows further down to Bco. Here we leave the track, descend the boulder field on the right edge for about 80 m until we meet a path that branches off to the right. Through a sparse wood (the trees are not very high) we go first in a northerly, later in a westerly direction to the plateau. There the path - at first hardly recognizable as such - leads in a northeasterly direction, later in a northerly direction and then over a small saddle. Behind this, the path descends again in an easterly direction to the bed of the Bco. Fornazos (2 hrs. in total), crossing its two arms one after the other. Heading NNW again, the trail continues to a small yoke with the remains of an old pen. Behind it, the trail descends in a NNO direction on partly indistinct tracks into the left arm of the Bco. d'Os Cochas (up to here approx. 2.5 hrs. from Rodellar). In the streambed it goes in about 20 min. to the first rappel point.
Tour: At the beginning dry rappel in a relatively open chute, Then the longer rappel down into the Mascun and finally in the Mascun even down.

Barranco d'os Cochas: Canyon End
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Return: The Bco. d'Os Cochas flows into the Mascun superiore at the Oscuros de Otin. Over 5 rappels it goes down into the Mascun inf., in this - largely on trails, without further rappel - out and left up to Rodellar to the car (about 2 hours from the last rappel in the Mascun sup.).

Mascun (Superior): Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin (La Costera path). We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures sitting on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring with a pump ("untreated water"). The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and pass the junction of a path that would lead to the entry to the Raisin or the Fajas del Mascun. The path now climbs slightly in sparse forest to a flat saddle. A few meters before this saddle, tracks turn off to the right (waypoint !) which lead in an easterly direction directly to the entry to the Mascun Superior. See optimal track In the past, the entry was approached in a relatively wide arc, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11111554 (earlier access) Alternatively, there is another access from Rodellar on the orographic left side, which can cause problems finding the way, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10149393 (access via the orographic left side) see also mapa general de Mascun: * and: *
Tour: The entry into the Saltadero de las Lañas is usually made with a jump (7m). After another jump (1.5m), there is an 18m dry abseil onto a ledge, from which you can jump another 3m. If the access is overcrowded (especially at weekends), you can rappel 33m in one go from the rocky outcrop on the front left, provided you have a 35m rope with you. A third option is to continue a little further along the left edge through the bushes (max. 30 m) and then abseil down to the right through a short chute onto a cone of earth (approx. 10 m). Now follow the Cascadas de Peña Guara, which - as already mentioned - can be bypassed on the left. The 7m rappel at the beginning is jumpable - the jump is slippery! The 7m abseil at the start is jumpable - jump off slippery! This is followed by a longer run, with the Bco. Raisin comes in from the right. A few more ramps that we can run or jump down in the sintered streambed, then we enter a narrow section that leads us through a high and impressive passage grotto ("Sala"). This is followed by the "Oscuros de Otin" with a series of further rappels (caution: on the first one: soapstone, so the stand is slippery), including a small jump into the "Pozo Negro", the black pot. Finally, a longer rappel over a sintered tree trunk brings us back to the light, a last jump (approx. 5m) then we swim out of the dark area. Smaller steps follow, then the last rappel at the pot into which the water falls in a rappel divided by the rock (caution: not jumpable - already several serious accidents here). This is followed by the Mascun inferior (see description there if necessary). From the left, the Bco. os Fornazos comes down over a rock face, then after a "boulevard" and a large rock pillar on the right, the path from Otin through the Canal d'o Turno. Now normally take the path on the right out of the streambed to Bco. Otin, but you can also stay in the streambed - Fornocal d'Otin in the "Gran Circo". I would like to point out the situation with the large pool, which is almost completely closed off by a rock. Although there is light shining through, it is better not to dive through it, but to dive through the gap on the left above ground. When I tried to dive through, I almost got stuck between the rock and the ground and came out on the other side, but in quite a panic. This is followed by the karst spring below the last fall of the Bco. Otin and then we walk and climb out until we meet the (access) path that comes down from the village of Otin and crosses the streambed.

Mascun (Superior): Canyon End
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Return: Here we get off on the left bank and march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

Mascun (Superior): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: in Rodellar
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240).
Return: Here we get off on the left bank and march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

Mascun (Superior): Waypoint
Comment: Abzweigung Pfad rechts
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin (La Costera path). We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures sitting on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring with a pump ("untreated water"). The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and pass the junction of a path that would lead to the entry to the Raisin or the Fajas del Mascun. The path now climbs slightly in sparse forest to a flat saddle. A few meters before this saddle, tracks turn off to the right (waypoint !) which lead in an easterly direction directly to the entry to the Mascun Superior. See optimal track In the past, the entry was approached in a relatively wide arc, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11111554 (earlier access) Alternatively, there is another access from Rodellar on the orographic left side, which can cause problems finding the way, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10149393 (access via the orographic left side) see also mapa general de Mascun: * and: *

Raisén: Canyon Start
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2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raisén Un peu frais pour le change avec une entrée à 8h, mais tres agreable ensuite. Enchaîné avec le Mascun. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin - La Costera path. We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures perched on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring catchment. The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and come to the junction of a path that leads us to the right to the entry to the Raisin (or to the Fajas del Mascun). * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6450013
Tour: A total of 6 rappels, mainly inclined rappel on sinter to the mouth of the Mascun Superior.

Raisén: Canyon End
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2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raisén Un peu frais pour le change avec une entrée à 8h, mais tres agreable ensuite. Enchaîné avec le Mascun. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Return: As a rule, one continues down the Mascun, cf. there. At the confluence with the Mascun superiore, however, you can also go up it, bypass the next rappel points (Cascadas de Peña Guara) to the right (= orographic. left) and reach the large cauldron below the first rappel (Saltador de las Llanas). From here you can orographic. right via the cornice path of the 'high passages' (Fajas de Mascun) back to the entry of the Raisin.

Fornazos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access initially as for the access to the Bco. d'Os Cochas: at the entrance to Rodellar, go down to the right between the stone pillar and the bar and go up to Cheto via the mostly dry stream on the opposite slope. We follow the signs that lead us to the Bco. Virgen a little below the confluence of Bco. San Martin and Bco. de Las Tablas. We go up the other side of the slope in a northerly direction. After a slight left turn at the top of the small plateau (1 hour walk), we can enjoy a panoramic view of the Bco. Since the tracks are lost here, we keep going up (about 90 degrees to the right) in the direction of ONO over the wide ridge until we come across a transversal track. We follow the track that leads us at about the same altitude above the wide cirque of the Canal d'Esplucacasa that descends towards Mascun, to a boulder field (total 1.5 hrs) that narrows further down to Bco. Here we leave the track, descend the boulder field on the right edge for about 80 m until we meet a path that branches off to the right. Through a sparse wood (the trees are not very high) we go first in a northerly, later in a westerly direction to the plateau. There the path - at first hardly recognizable as such - leads in a northeasterly direction, later in a northerly direction and then over a small saddle. Behind it, the path descends again in an easterly direction to the bed of the Bco. Fornazos. Here we come to the 1st rappel. Wayfinding not quite easy.
Tour: The intermediate level at the last rappel is in a cavity in the vertical wall (comfortable and pleasant) and only becomes visible when rappelling down.

Fornazos: Canyon End
Return: In summer you can walk out through the Mascun inferiore without neoprene to Rodellar.

Fontaneta: Canyon Start
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Approach: The canyon begins on the ledge below the area where we left the car. In order to reach this ledge, we go without a path along the edge of the slope on the left (direction NE) slightly downhill until we can turn right onto the said ledge. On this ledge now again in southern direction. The first two chutes that now descend on the left are branches of Barranco Estrecho, the next chute is Barranco Fontaneta. The terrain is confusing, so some sense of orientation and tracking is required. Both canyons flow into the Rio Isuala (at the beginning of the Balcés Estrechos). We now go to the entry of the Fontaneta.
Tour: 5 rappel. At the bottom the canyon narrows. Also suitable for beginners. See video!

Fontaneta: Canyon End
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Return: We reach the Rio Isuala (Balcés - exit of the Oscuros, beginning of the Estrechos de Balcés). Here we take, after about 30 m upstream the Rio Isuala. left up the path that one also climbs after the conclusion of the Balcés Oscuros in a northerly direction. We come to the dirt road and follow it to the left to the car. Also through the Bco. Estrecho you can go back up to the starting point on the ramp. To do this, turn left at the confluence of the two canyons and do not go out through Tranco Las Olas to Rio Isuala.

Fondo (Sierra de Guara): Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fondo La première partie était complètement sèche, tandis que la seconde ne comportait que quelques flaques d'eau jusqu'aux hanches. La premiè...
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Approach: From the large trash cans, follow the path southeast down to the 1st rappel on the right edge of the cauldron (cairn).
Tour: Conglomerate canyon, best to climb immediately after heavy rains. Partial rappel in the open slope, cut in phases. A total of 9 rappels.

Fondo (Sierra de Guara): Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Rio Isuala on the orographic left bank up to the prominent final pool of Balcés Oscuros and from there on the trail in a northerly direction up to the 2nd vehicle.

Juncar: Canyon Start
2025-04-19: Used as access to the Cautiecho. Do not climb too high, otherwise it will be thorny.
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Approach: We follow the dirt road in the direction of NNO. After the stable we leave the dirt road, which goes slightly downhill towards the east, slightly uphill towards the ONO. We cross in this direction to the beginning of Juncar.\nThere is a more direct access from the road (km 9) to Juncar, but it is more difficult to find than the one described here.
Tour: Walking, rappelling (7) and clamming in narrowing conglomerate canyon.

Juncar: Canyon End
2025-04-19: Used as access to the Cautiecho. Do not climb too high, otherwise it will be thorny.
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Return: 2 options: Either down the Rio Isuala, past a small side canyon, to the cairns on the right. Here the exit of Cueva Cabrito - always following the markers - up to the track on the ridge between Juncar and Cabrito. Alternatively, you can walk up the Rio Isuala for about 150 m and then turn left, first on faint tracks up the slope, later on a track westward to a large meadow. At the southern edge of the meadow, continue west for about 500 m, then - above Bco. Juncar - in a southwesterly direction on the access path back to the car (to be found from the meadow only with a sense of orientation and tracking).

Cueva Cabrito: Canyon Start
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Approach: We take the track to the north and after the gate we turn right down (SE) to the headwaters of Cueva Cabrito (signpost). Following the existing tracks or pathless, we go through undergrowth to the streambed in Nagelfluh.
Tour: Conglomerate canyon that becomes increasingly deepened and narrowed. Impressive halls at the end, before reaching the Rio Isuala.

Cueva Cabrito: Canyon End
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Return: Upstream the Rio Isuala about 100m, then - before the next swimming passage from the "green strip" up westward (cairns). We meet a trail that goes up the hillside between Juncar and Cueva Cabrito. Before the stable, the track turns south and leads us to a gate and then to the car.

Cueva Cabrito: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Access: From the road Barbastro - Huesca (N 240) about 25 km after Barbastro turn right on the A 1229 direction Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. A few meters before reaching Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ( Bco. de Mascun). 8 km after this junction, in a slight bend to the left, is the starting point for the access. Under the tree, of which a substantial part has broken off, we park the car. It is the same starting point as for the access to Juncar.
Return: Upstream the Rio Isuala about 100m, then - before the next swimming passage from the "green strip" up westward (cairns). We meet a trail that goes up the hillside between Juncar and Cueva Cabrito. Before the stable, the track turns south and leads us to a gate and then to the car.

Cueva Cabrito: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn des Aufstiegs aus dem Rio Isuala
Approach: We take the track to the north and after the gate we turn right down (SE) to the headwaters of Cueva Cabrito (signpost). Following the existing tracks or pathless, we go through undergrowth to the streambed in Nagelfluh.

Cerriguelo: Canyon Start
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.
Tour: Only recommended for lovers also of hiking in unspoiled scenery.Also then the neighboring Pallas to the north more recommended.

Cerriguelo: Canyon End
Return: You can go back up the next barranco, the Vina (all climbable),but this is not recommended because the exit up to the Hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. It is better to go down the Estrechos de Balcés until the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Cerriguelo: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour sortie par Balcés Estrechos (descente)
Access: From Bierge in the direction of Alquezar, after a few kilometers, you reach the bridge over the Isuala, the end point of the Balcés Estrechos. About 100 m after the turnoff to this village and before reaching the plateau, we turn left onto a dirt road, which we always follow in a basically northerly direction. Before a short ascent, which seems no longer drivable for normal cars, we park the second car.
Return: You can go back up the next barranco, the Vina (all climbable),but this is not recommended because the exit up to the Hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. It is better to go down the Estrechos de Balcés until the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint
Comment: pour sortie par Vina (descente)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint1
Comment: sortie par Vina (descente)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint2
Comment: sortie par Balcés Estrechos (descente)

Chimiachas: Canyon Start
Approach: You can get there directly from Alquezar on a dirt road, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10481776 However, it seems more convenient to first drive from Alquezar or Radiquero to San Pelegrin (2.6 km from the first parking lot in Alquezar on the left), cross the village and then drive another 1.9 km further north. Here a dirt road turns off to the right at a sharp angle and we leave our car here. This is the start of a path that leads uphill in a northerly direction (with a small right-left turn in between). Later it turns slightly to the NNE. We reach the ridge and walk about 80 m to the SE to join a path coming from the south. We now follow it to the left. The path curves to the left and joins up with a path coming from the right. Continue north along the now shared path for about 150 m, then turn right onto a path that takes you to a right-hand side stream of the Chimiachas after about 500 m. From here, head north-east towards the Chimiachas. If you only want to rappel the interesting lower part, you can get there directly from the Tozal dero Tiesto on a well-maintained path (the thinly dotted path in the overview map down to the Rio Vero).
Tour: 9 rappel; the upper part up to the intersection with the path wins only by the view. However, the long final rappels, especially the last one into the "Cocineta" can impress.

Chimiachas: Canyon End
Return: 3 possibilities. Either in the Rio Vero to the Puente Villacantal and from here to Alquezar or downstream in the Vero to go up on the right at the height of the large overhang (tracks, cairns). A third option would be to wade up the Vero for about 150 m and then take the path that I have already mentioned as an access route to the intermediate entrance from above. The path we took first goes up from the river on a rock ramp, then crosses a small wall above the Chimiachas (wire rope), then crosses the Chimiachas itself and goes up to the top. There, either turn left to Alquezar or, after a short stretch of this path, turn right onto the track that leads to the car north of San Pelegrin.

Chimiachas: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A-1232 up to Alquezar. There we park our car in the parking lot above the center.
Return: 3 possibilities. Either in the Rio Vero to the Puente Villacantal and from here to Alquezar or downstream in the Vero to go up on the right at the height of the large overhang (tracks, cairns). A third option would be to wade up the Vero for about 150 m and then take the path that I have already mentioned as an access route to the intermediate entrance from above. The path we took first goes up from the river on a rock ramp, then crosses a small wall above the Chimiachas (wire rope), then crosses the Chimiachas itself and goes up to the top. There, either turn left to Alquezar or, after a short stretch of this path, turn right onto the track that leads to the car north of San Pelegrin.

Basender: Canyon Start
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Approach: On a clear path down to the Rio Vero, on the bridge structure to the other bank and left up the slope above the Rio Vero. The path describes a bend to the right and approaches "our" Bco. Over boulders it goes left down to the entry.
Tour: 7 rappel in homogeneous ambience. Visually attractive the last rappel down to the Rio Vero. Through narrow stone corridor it goes forward to the first rappels --> R3 (r.) --> R10 (r.) --> short walking passage --> R4 (r.)(E3 spreading technique) --> short walking passage --> R10 (r.) in narrower canyon section --> walking section --> big hall with rappel point R10 (li.) --> walking passage in nicely hollowed rock vaults --> R10 (r.) --> long walking passage in vegetation-rich terrain --> short rappel R4 (r.) (can also be rappelled) --> short walking passage to the last rappel point R15 (l.) with nice rock vaults --> after a short walking passage you meet the Rio Vero.

Basender: Canyon End
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Return: In Rio Vero upstream to the bridge with dam and then back up to the parking lot.

Basender: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: gleicher Parkplatz wie für Zustieg Rio Vero
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A-1232 at the junction at the bridge of the Rio Vero (beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) turn right and continue on the A-2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. One crosses the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and reaches a few hundred meters further the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. The route continues with many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we pass the parking lot for the access to the Fornocal), after 16.7 km we arrive at the parking lot above the Portiacha. But we continue 1.4 km to the parking lot on the left of the road, where we leave our car.
Return: In Rio Vero upstream to the bridge with dam and then back up to the parking lot.

Portiacha: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car in the direction of SSW to the edge in the channel above the first rappel.
Tour: 2 larger rappels in an impressive setting. In between, another small rappel and a short walking passages.

Portiacha: Canyon End
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Return: Still above the streambed of the Rio Vero, a path crosses along the slope to the north. In the bed of the Rio Vero up to the small dam. Then, keeping to the right, in an arc across the Argatin up to the parking lot.

Portiacha: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A 1232 at the junction before the bridge of the Rio Vero (righthand side old arch bridge - beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) turn right and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. One crosses the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and reaches a few hundred meters further the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. The route continues with many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we pass the parking lot for the access to the Fornocal), after 16.7 km we arrive at the parking lot above the Portiacha (From the road the slope left away to the plateau).
Return: Still above the streambed of the Rio Vero, a path crosses along the slope to the north. In the bed of the Rio Vero up to the small dam. Then, keeping to the right, in an arc across the Argatin up to the parking lot.

Lumos "Canal" : Canyon Start
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Approach: We first follow the track parallel to the tarred road to the south. After 260 m it bends to the southwest. Either here or a few meters before, we leave the track to the right and keep left at the top of the cliff above the basin. There are 2 chutes. We still pass the top of the first canyon branch, but then descend the next chute until the growth stops (entry). It is also possible to descend the first and third chute.
Tour: We walk down the chute to the first rappel (23m). The canyon becomes narrow, descending in heels. Arrived at the bottom of the gorge, we clamp after a short run through the "Oscuros". We pass successively 2 "Sala "s and several more narrows, then comes the running section. Several side canyons come down from the left, finally the somewhat wider one of the Alpan. The canyon now makes a left bend at a right angle. Here (large cairn) we exit up to the right. One could also "take" the following narrow section and climb out and up to the right after this.

Lumos "Canal" : Canyon End
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Return: We reach the ridge above the Bco. and join the path that - starting in Alquezar - now runs up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). We follow this, finally through some vegetation, up to the track and our car.

Lumos "Canal" : Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly upgraded A-1232 at the junction before the bridge of the Rio Vero (on the right old arch bridge - beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) right up and on the A-2205 via Colungo continue in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. You cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and a few hundred meters further you reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal (8.7 km from Rio Vero bridge). The route continues with many bends. 4.9 km after the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal - we are in the meantime on the back between the Fornocal basin and that of the Rio Vero - a runway goes off to the left diagonally. Here we park our car on the open space.
Return: We reach the ridge above the Bco. and join the path that - starting in Alquezar - now runs up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). We follow this, finally through some vegetation, up to the track and our car.

Alpán: Canyon Start
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Approach: We first follow the track parallel to the tarred road to the south. After 260 m it bends to the southwest. Either here or a few meters before, we leave the road to the right and keep to the left at the top of the cliff above the basin. We pass the first two recognizable (!) canyon branches (Lumos I and II) and the next one (Lumos III - left tributary). A longer stretch follows at the edge (cairns). The tracks goes around a rocky outcrop and swings to the south. We descend into the ditch, which is now below us, just before the next rock outcrop. After the rock outcrop, the descent would be into the left side barranco of the Alpan, perhaps already into the next canyon, the Trucho (orientation difficult!).
Tour: 10 rappels, narrows, "sala "s, small pools. Finally we are down in the collector, the lumos coming from the right. In this a few meters down. The canyon now makes a left bend at a right angle. Here (large cairn) we exit up to the right. You could also "take" the following narrow section and climb out and up to the right after this.

Alpán: Canyon End
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Return: We get to the ridge above the Bco. and there we meet the path that - starting in Alquezar - now goes up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). This we follow, finally through some vegetation, up to the dirt road and our car.

Malpaso: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the west side of the bridge along the orographic right edge of Malpaso up to an orographic right side barranco. Enter the Malpaso via this. Cf.:\n *
Tour: 5 rappel, the last three in the narrows.

Malpaso: Canyon End
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Return: Right under the bridge and after about 50 m right up to the bridge. \However, the ascent of the Malpaso only makes sense as an entry variant into the Barranco de Las Gargantas (Fornocal inferiore).

Fornocal Gargantas: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the west side of the bridge down the slope into the streambed of the Fornocal (this is also the exit of the Fornocal superiore). It is also possible to join the Fornocal (superiore), entry via Sarratanas or Palomeras Flumen or Bco. XAE. The Bco. de XAE can be reached by walking from the (upper) car on the road on the orographic right slope of the Fornocal for about 300 m in a southerly direction. In the XAE you rappel 2 x 25 m into the Fornocal. Access is also possible via the Malpaso to the northwest of the bridge (see there!).
Tour: Nice descent, although not very varied. The first has the honorable task of clearing the cobwebs stretched across the stream. After the bridge, sewage from Colungo flows into the Fornocal.

Fornocal Gargantas: Canyon End
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Return: The exit directly after the bridge is almost impossible without ropes from above. Continue along the stream for about 100 m until you reach a point where you can climb out to the right. From here, return to the bridge to enable others to make the exit using ropes if necessary, see video 2014. From the bridge, head east up to Colungo, especially if you have a car here. Alternatively, head west up to Asque (10 minutes) and from there take the road back to Puente de las Gargantas (another 45 minutes). You can also walk back to the car at the Puente de las Gargantas in the Barranco de las Gargantas itself.

Ribeira das Patas (inferior): Canyon Start
Approach: The road on the orographic left 'bank of the side stream' about 50 m to the south, then left in an easterly direction between the houses through we reach a ditch, which we follow downhill. Not to be suspected at first sight, at its exit on the left begins the descent path that we follow to the bottom of the gorge of the Patas.
Tour: Continuation of the Patas med., partly narrower and running out to the sea (coast stony).

Ribeira das Patas (inferior): Canyon End
Return: After reaching the coast on the orographic left side of the Patas and practically parallel to it in a northerly direction initially completely pathless back to the road. Here you can head for the homestead south of the road as an intermediate destination. The paths are mostly goat paths, but also partly walk towards the homestead.At the road decent chances that one is taken by an Aluguer (shared cab) or even as a hitchhiker to Porto Novo.

Ribeira das Patas (inferior): Waypoint
Comment: Zwischenziel auf dem Weg zum Parkplatz Ausstieg
Approach: The road on the orographic left 'bank of the side stream' about 50 m to the south, then left in an easterly direction between the houses through we reach a ditch, which we follow downhill. Not to be suspected at first sight, at its exit on the left begins the descent path that we follow to the bottom of the gorge of the Patas.

Ribeira das Patas (inferior): Parking at Entry
Access: From Porto Novo in western direction ('Tarrafal') you pass the Italian cement factory (on the right of the road) and after about 10 km you reach the Ponte Sul (150 m above sea level), which spans the Ribeira das Patas. After the bridge, the road to Tarrafal turns left, but we turn right and after about 3 km we arrive in Lagedos.At the first houses and the bridge over a side 'stream' of the Patas is our starting point.
Return: After reaching the coast on the orographic left side of the Patas and practically parallel to it in a northerly direction initially completely pathless back to the road. Here you can head for the homestead south of the road as an intermediate destination. The paths are mostly goat paths, but also partly walk towards the homestead.At the road decent chances that one is taken by an Aluguer (shared cab) or even as a hitchhiker to Porto Novo.

Ribeira das Patas (inferior): Parking at Exit
Access: From Porto Novo in western direction ('Tarrafal') you pass the Italian cement factory (on the right of the road) and after about 10 km you reach the Ponte Sul (150 m above sea level), which spans the Ribeira das Patas. After the bridge, the road to Tarrafal turns left, but we turn right and after about 3 km we arrive in Lagedos.At the first houses and the bridge over a side 'stream' of the Patas is our starting point.
Return: After reaching the coast on the orographic left side of the Patas and practically parallel to it in a northerly direction initially completely pathless back to the road. Here you can head for the homestead south of the road as an intermediate destination. The paths are mostly goat paths, but also partly walk towards the homestead.At the road decent chances that one is taken by an Aluguer (shared cab) or even as a hitchhiker to Porto Novo.

Tapoume de Verissimo: Canyon Start
Approach: In Matinho we continue on the now barely rideable slope (always at about the same altitude). At a dilapidated house on the left on the edge of the slope, the track ends and we follow the path (blue marking on the house). On this path we reach the gulch of the Tapoume Verissimo near a dam in about 15 minutes from the exit of the track.
Tour: 13 rappel. The 105 m rappel has the intermediate stand 53 m below the belay at the top (half-right).

Tapoume de Verissimo: Canyon End
Return: You can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up the slope on a path to the right and arrive on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) at the height above the canyon and jensets down to the exit of the Tarref d'Cima. From here, both alternatives continue equally in the bottom of the valley to the bolt court or the exit of the tarred road.

Tapoume de Verissimo: Parking at Entry
Comment: Weiler Matinho
Access: From Porto Novo up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m above sea level). Continue in the direction of Ribeira Grande until Espongeiro (about 3.5 km from the crossroads at the crater rim). At the houses we turn left and continue on a dirt road for about 5.5 km in an easterly direction at about the same altitude. About 100m before reaching the houses of Lagedos, a dirt road branches off at a metereological station (on the right), which branches off after a few meters. We take the left branch and drive on the left past the small meteorological station in northwestern direction. We follow this track for about 4 km until its exit at the hamlet of Matinho (1200 m above sea level). At the end of the tour we will be picked up at the end of the tarred road that goes up the Caibros valley. The cab will take us from the village of Ribeira Grande up the valley of the same name, past Coculi with its large school to Boca de Ambas Ribeiras (ambas Ribeiras: both Ribeiras: R. Grande and Ribeira Caibros). Here the car turns left from the main road and drives in southern direction up the valley of Caibros to the exit of the tarred road, possible also about 400 m further to a square sandy place, which the youth likes to use for bolting (about 440 m above sea level - about 2 km from Boca de Ambas Ribeiras).
Return: You can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up the slope on a path to the right and arrive on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) at the height above the canyon and jensets down to the exit of the Tarref d'Cima. From here, both alternatives continue equally in the bottom of the valley to the bolt court or the exit of the tarred road.

Tapoume de Verissimo: Parking at Exit
Comment: gleicher Parkplatz wie bei Tarref d'Cima u. Esdrougal
Access: From Porto Novo up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m above sea level). Continue in the direction of Ribeira Grande until Espongeiro (about 3.5 km from the crossroads at the crater rim). At the houses we turn left and continue on a dirt road for about 5.5 km in an easterly direction at about the same altitude. About 100m before reaching the houses of Lagedos, a dirt road branches off at a metereological station (on the right), which branches off after a few meters. We take the left branch and drive on the left past the small meteorological station in northwestern direction. We follow this track for about 4 km until its exit at the hamlet of Matinho (1200 m above sea level). At the end of the tour we will be picked up at the end of the tarred road that goes up the Caibros valley. The cab will take us from the village of Ribeira Grande up the valley of the same name, past Coculi with its large school to Boca de Ambas Ribeiras (ambas Ribeiras: both Ribeiras: R. Grande and Ribeira Caibros). Here the car turns left from the main road and drives in southern direction up the valley of Caibros to the exit of the tarred road, possible also about 400 m further to a square sandy place, which the youth likes to use for bolting (about 440 m above sea level - about 2 km from Boca de Ambas Ribeiras).
Return: You can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up the slope on a path to the right and arrive on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) at the height above the canyon and jensets down to the exit of the Tarref d'Cima. From here, both alternatives continue equally in the bottom of the valley to the bolt court or the exit of the tarred road.

Ribeirada Vinha (inferior): Canyon Start
Approach: We walk uphill on the road (on the left above a grocery store) and after 2 switchbacks we come to a brick water tank. In front of it on the right, up the stairs to some houses on the ridge (Lombo do Pico). From these, the path first descends a bit on the other side, and then climbs steadily again. At 695 meters above sea level we reach the houses of Losna and here we keep to the right (north direction). The path now goes downhill again and we come into the streambed of the Vinha, which is also called Ribeira de Losna here.
Tour: Particularly in the lower part, you are forced to trudge through the agriculture with its filigree irrigation systems.\nTotal of 16 rappels, the highest (85m) with a changeover (50/35).

Ribeirada Vinha (inferior): Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel onto the landing here, continue down the path until you reach the road.

Ribeirada Vinha (inferior): Parking at Exit
Access: From the south end of the village of Ribeira Grande, you first drive into the streambed of the Ribeira de Torre and then continue south in the valley for almost 7 km. At a green large container on the right side of the road (before the road rises steeply) is our start and end point.
Return: After the last rappel onto the landing here, continue down the path until you reach the road.

Ribeirada Vinha (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: To the right of the said house, descend the paved mule track for about 50 meters and then immediately turn right onto a path that runs between the walled terraces, rising very slightly in a southerly direction along the slope. After a few houses we turn left downhill (east direction). We now always follow this path - partly also more steeply downhill. Thereby we cross some side valleys of the Vinha. We see a dam wall, we go on, we see a second dam wall, where we enter from the path above on the right. After about 100 m we come to the first airy anchor at the exit of a basalt gully.
Tour: At the beginning higher rappel, a total of 10 in the upper part. On the left an exit possibility on a path.

Ribeirada Vinha (superior): Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg auf den kreuzenden Weg
Return: Either after the Vinha sup. at the access point to the Vinha inferiore (crossing footpath); then descend in the opposite direction to the access to the Vinha inferiore (cf. there); or at the exit of the Vinha inferiore (cf. also there).One can also climb at the end of the Vinha sup. the path crossing here instead of right to Losna in the opposite direction left and back to the starting point. However, the many steps (no standard height!) might not be everyone's cup of tea.

Ribeirada Vinha (superior): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ggf.Ausstieg sup., wenn zurück zum Ausgangspunkt
Access: From Rib. Grande (in the direction of Porto Novo), you pass through the village of Corda. There are a few hairpin bends and after a long stretch without a decisive change of direction, there is a sharp bend to the right. Here, at 1130 m above sea level, there is a house in the bend on the left. The descent ends either at the access to the lower part of the Vinha or at the Vinha integrale (recommended) at the end point of the lower Vinha.There you should order a (collective) cab if necessary.
Return: Either after the Vinha sup. at the access point to the Vinha inferiore (crossing footpath); then descend in the opposite direction to the access to the Vinha inferiore (cf. there); or at the exit of the Vinha inferiore (cf. also there).One can also climb at the end of the Vinha sup. the path crossing here instead of right to Losna in the opposite direction left and back to the starting point. However, the many steps (no standard height!) might not be everyone's cup of tea.

Gemstel: Canyon Start
Approach: On alpine path into Gemsteltal to Gemstelalpe and then on hiking trail\nto the upper Gemstelalpe. After the rope belays trailless descent to the stream.\n
Tour: approx. 10 rappel mostly in the water jet \n

Gemstel: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On road to Kleinwalsertal and direction Baad: \nNach turnoff towards Baad drive approx. 1km until large parking lot comes on the left.
Return: On alpine path back again

Gemstel: Canyon End
Return: On alpine path back again

Torre: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the hiking trail PR-TF 58 (Camino del Risco), which starts at the road: * (without conversion) For conversion in the opposite direction on the Camino de la Torre, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7694220 (access from above)
Tour: see photos & web links !

Torre: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Torre: Parking at Entry
Comment: Puerto Malo, 725 alt.
Access: From Puerto de la Cruz on the TF-5 about 14 km to the traffic circle where the TF-5 forks. We take the exit onto the coastal highway and drive to Icod at the end of the highway (another 5.3 km). Now we take the TF-42 and drive to Buenavista del Norte (another 14.7 km). From here, continue on the TF-445 to the bridge over "our" stream with the large water tank next to it (2.5 km from the exit of the TF-42). Park our (possibly lower) car here. If you can and want to move with 2 cars (so at ), take the second one up to the Camino (hiking trail) le Torre, see map "Parking lot access".
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Torre: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: auch P Zustieg, falls keine Umsetzung
Access: From Puerto de la Cruz on the TF-5 about 14 km to the traffic circle where the TF-5 forks. We take the exit onto the coastal highway and drive to Icod at the end of the highway (another 5.3 km). Now we take the TF-42 and drive to Buenavista del Norte (another 14.7 km). From here, continue on the TF-445 to the bridge over "our" stream with the large water tank next to it (2.5 km from the exit of the TF-42). Park our (possibly lower) car here. If you can and want to move with 2 cars (so at ), take the second one up to the Camino (hiking trail) le Torre, see map "Parking lot access".
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Neve: Canyon Start
Approach: From Casa de Guarda (1355 m a.s.l.) we take the dirt road that descends in an easterly direction through the sparse forest. Already here you will find the blue markings that we will now follow. After about 15 min. the track ends with a left turn. We pass the path to Janela on the right side of the forest and follow the unfinished track downhill. At 1215 meters above sea level (a few meters after the edge of the forest), the track becomes a hiking trail that initially descends not too steeply along or slightly below the ridge in a northerly direction. At 1110 m a.s.l. a path leads down to the right to Janela. However, we continue to descend steeply in a northerly direction and arrive at the Casas de Topo (1055 m a.s.l.) on the ridge. Now we go downhill in western direction. We see an avocado tree on the side of the path on a terrace (930 m a.s.l.). The path now walks along the ridge above the upper Pombas (lower left) in a northerly direction and we come to a small homestead (760 m a.s.l.; inhabited by M. Pedro with family) about 1.25 hrs. after starting our walk. Shortly before the homestead, we descend in a westerly direction (path leads via Santa Isabel to Vilha das Pombas) into the notch valley of the Pombas (670 m a.s.l.).About 150 m down the streambed we come to the first rappel (60 m).\nSee also Goldstadt Wanderführer Santo Anâo, Route 103 in reverse direction.
Tour: First canyon, then vertical waterfall with the following rope sequence: 32 m (chute - pendulum left) - 56 m (pendulum left, hanging) - 56 m - 56 m - 8 m. A total of 17 rappel.

Neve: Canyon End
Return: After the 200 m waterfall, keeping to the right, cross the stream and reach a footpath at the large water reservoir, which leads us down to the valley floor and later level out to the road by the sea.

Neve: Parking at Exit
Access: From Porto Novo (or from Ribeira Grande) up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m a.s.l.). From here in an easterly direction to Pico da Cruz (1430 m a.s.l.). At the road junction on the left (briefly north, later east again) you reach Casa de Guarda (4 km from the crater). Here you can be dropped off by the Aluguer (shared cab). then order Aluguer on estimated arrival time at the end point for return trip. Pick-up point on the road from Ribeira Grande to Janela, about 2 km after (south) the village of Vilha das Pombas (road bridge over the dry Ribeira das Pombas).
Return: After the 200 m waterfall, keeping to the right, cross the stream and reach a footpath at the large water reservoir, which leads us down to the valley floor and later level out to the road by the sea.

Neve: Parking at Entry
Access: From Porto Novo (or from Ribeira Grande) up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m a.s.l.). From here in an easterly direction to Pico da Cruz (1430 m a.s.l.). At the road junction on the left (briefly north, later east again) you reach Casa de Guarda (4 km from the crater). Here you can be dropped off by the Aluguer (shared cab). then order Aluguer on estimated arrival time at the end point for return trip. Pick-up point on the road from Ribeira Grande to Janela, about 2 km after (south) the village of Vilha das Pombas (road bridge over the dry Ribeira das Pombas).
Return: After the 200 m waterfall, keeping to the right, cross the stream and reach a footpath at the large water reservoir, which leads us down to the valley floor and later level out to the road by the sea.

Neve: Parking at Entry1
Comment: für 4WD-Fahrzeug
Access: From Porto Novo (or from Ribeira Grande) up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m a.s.l.). From here in an easterly direction to Pico da Cruz (1430 m a.s.l.). At the road junction on the left (briefly north, later east again) you reach Casa de Guarda (4 km from the crater). Here you can be dropped off by the Aluguer (shared cab). then order Aluguer on estimated arrival time at the end point for return trip. Pick-up point on the road from Ribeira Grande to Janela, about 2 km after (south) the village of Vilha das Pombas (road bridge over the dry Ribeira das Pombas).

Ribeira di Gi (inferior): Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic right ridge we climb on a pleasant path. At forks we stay on the clearer path (orienting to the right in case of doubt). The path climbs steadily parallel to the Gi and passes through some side gullies. Passing under a long basalt wall we come up to a saddle with a thatched (2009) goat pen. From here we descend, at first gently, later steeply, until we reach the streambed with banana bushes.
Tour: Access in banana oasis in the stream. 6 rappel, max. 21m.

Ribeira di Gi (inferior): Canyon End
Return: From the water tank (bathing recommended) we go out to the sea and our starting point.

Ribeira di Gi (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Ribeira Grande on the coastal road in an easterly direction via Sinagoga and Vilha das Pombas we come after a downhill drive in two serpentines to the bridge over the here dry Pombas (directly at the sea, below a small settlement - up to here about 10 km from Rib. Grande, a good 2 km from Vilha das Pombas). From here a little more than a km and we come over the bridge that overarches the Gi. In front of us the Praia do Gi with a small village on the right of the road. At the bridge the approach begins.
Return: From the water tank (bathing recommended) we go out to the sea and our starting point.

Esdrougal: Canyon Start
Approach: In Matinho we continue on the now barely rideable slope (always at about the same altitude). At a dilapidated house on the left on the edge of the slope, the track finally ends and we follow the following path (blue marking at the house). In about 15 minutes from the exit of the track we reach the gulch of the Tapoume Verissimo near a dam wall and continue slightly uphill to a ridge where there is a house. A little later we pass a side valley that starts here and goes down to Tapoume de Verissima. The path now descends fairly steadily and a stone house appears again in front of us. Here we do not keep to the right towards a clearly visible path, but pass the house on the left and, after the path was temporarily very indistinct, we again come across a clear trail that leads us further down towards NNW. Occasionally we also see the blue markers that are supposed to guide us. Finally, we reach a dry streambed where a clear blue arrow on a large boulder points downstream. We are at the entry. Soon we come to an 8 m rappel with belay, which shows us that we are right.
Tour: Sequence of - partly high - rappels( total 25). The 88m rappel has a transfer (48/40). In the lower part water flow. At the exit longer runs downhill.

Esdrougal: Canyon End
Return: We reach the mouth of the Esdrougal into the Tapoume Verissimo, having already struggled down for some time across terraced fields or in the streambed. We walk down in the streambed of the Tapoume V. without further rappel until a green valley widens. Now you can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up on a path on the right side of the slope and come on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) to the height above the canyon and on the other side down to the exit of Tarref d'Cima. From here, with both alternatives, continue equally in the valley bottom to the ball field or the exit of the tarred road.

Esdrougal: Parking at Entry
Comment: Weiler Matinho
Access: From Porto Novo up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m above sea level). Continue in the direction of Ribeira Grande until Espongeiro (about 3.5 km from the crossroads at the crater rim). At the houses we turn left and continue on a dirt road for about 5.5 km in an easterly direction at about the same altitude. About 100 m before reaching the houses of Lagedos, a dirt road branches off at a metereological station (on the right), which branches off after a few meters. We take the left branch and drive on the left past the small meteorological station in a northwesterly direction. We follow this track for about 4 km until its exit at the hamlet of Matinho (1200 m above sea level). There we will be dropped off by the (collection) cab.\nAt the end of the tour we will be picked up at the end of the tarred road that goes up the Caibros valley. The cab will take us from the village of Ribeira Grande up the valley of the same name, past Coculi with its large school to Boca de Ambas Ribeiras (ambas Ribeiras: both Ribeiras: R. Grande and Ribeira Caibros). Here the car turns left from the main road and drives in southern direction up the valley of Caibros to the exit of the tarred road, possible also about 400 m further to a square sandy place, which the youth likes to use for bolting (about 440 m above sea level - about 2 km from Boca de Ambas Ribeiras).
Return: We reach the mouth of the Esdrougal into the Tapoume Verissimo, having already struggled down for some time across terraced fields or in the streambed. We walk down in the streambed of the Tapoume V. without further rappel until a green valley widens. Now you can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up on a path on the right side of the slope and come on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) to the height above the canyon and on the other side down to the exit of Tarref d'Cima. From here, with both alternatives, continue equally in the valley bottom to the ball field or the exit of the tarred road.

Esdrougal: Parking at Exit
Comment: gleicher Parkplatz wie Tapoume Ver. u. Tarref d'Cima
Access: From Porto Novo up to the crater basin Cova de Paúl (crater rim 1250 m above sea level). Continue in the direction of Ribeira Grande until Espongeiro (about 3.5 km from the crossroads at the crater rim). At the houses we turn left and continue on a dirt road for about 5.5 km in an easterly direction at about the same altitude. About 100 m before reaching the houses of Lagedos, a dirt road branches off at a metereological station (on the right), which branches off after a few meters. We take the left branch and drive on the left past the small meteorological station in a northwesterly direction. We follow this track for about 4 km until its exit at the hamlet of Matinho (1200 m above sea level). There we will be dropped off by the (collection) cab.\nAt the end of the tour we will be picked up at the end of the tarred road that goes up the Caibros valley. The cab will take us from the village of Ribeira Grande up the valley of the same name, past Coculi with its large school to Boca de Ambas Ribeiras (ambas Ribeiras: both Ribeiras: R. Grande and Ribeira Caibros). Here the car turns left from the main road and drives in southern direction up the valley of Caibros to the exit of the tarred road, possible also about 400 m further to a square sandy place, which the youth likes to use for bolting (about 440 m above sea level - about 2 km from Boca de Ambas Ribeiras).
Return: We reach the mouth of the Esdrougal into the Tapoume Verissimo, having already struggled down for some time across terraced fields or in the streambed. We walk down in the streambed of the Tapoume V. without further rappel until a green valley widens. Now you can either continue along the canyon Tarref d'Cima that immediately follows in the course of the stream (cf. there) or, after reaching the widening of the valley, you climb up on a path on the right side of the slope and come on the ascent path to the canyon tour Tarref d'Cima (cf. there) to the height above the canyon and on the other side down to the exit of Tarref d'Cima. From here, with both alternatives, continue equally in the valley bottom to the ball field or the exit of the tarred road.

Caidero de las Ninas: Canyon Start
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Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.
Tour: First "children's canyon", then a sequence of several (6) partly high rappels into a large rock cauldron. In the upper cauldron you can either rappel orographic left (70 m to the small pool, then 25 m to the large pool, 12 m after the large pool) or right (estimated 50 m to the intermediate belay on the ledge and from there an estimated 45 m to the large pool) The lower cauldron has a height of 70 m and can be broken after about 20 m, but will not be everyone's cup of tea due to the exposed nature of the intermediate belay. Depending on the water flow, the large pool can become a Marmita Trampa (drainage below the water surface!), from which you will have great problems when climbing out.

Caidero de las Ninas: Canyon End
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Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Parking at Entry
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Access: On the GC_1 from Maspalomas to Arguineguin. After leaving the GC_1 there and driving towards the center of Arguineguin, change at the next exit to the east side of the valley and drive on the GC_505 in the valley of the Barranco Arguineguin northward and up to Soria (670 m a.s.l.).Through Soria and on the tarred little road further about 1.5 km slightly downhill until the road crosses the streambed of the Bco. Above the road the basin with the second high rappel. Here you can leave your car and shuttle to the other side. Either over a slope (for normal cars just still drivable), which leads in extension of our access road up to the GC_605, or back over Soria and up to the Embalse de Cueva de las Niñas, along its northwest slope, until one reaches the road junction at the exit of the reservoir (970 m a.s.l.), where one can approach the dam wall on the tarred road closed with barrier (cf. Internet finding place 'gpswandern').
Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Parking at Exit
Access: On the GC_1 from Maspalomas to Arguineguin. After leaving the GC_1 there and driving towards the center of Arguineguin, change at the next exit to the east side of the valley and drive on the GC_505 in the valley of the Barranco Arguineguin northward and up to Soria (670 m a.s.l.).Through Soria and on the tarred little road further about 1.5 km slightly downhill until the road crosses the streambed of the Bco. Above the road the basin with the second high rappel. Here you can leave your car and shuttle to the other side. Either over a slope (for normal cars just still drivable), which leads in extension of our access road up to the GC_605, or back over Soria and up to the Embalse de Cueva de las Niñas, along its northwest slope, until one reaches the road junction at the exit of the reservoir (970 m a.s.l.), where one can approach the dam wall on the tarred road closed with barrier (cf. Internet finding place 'gpswandern').
Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint
Comment: bis dahin auf der Wasserleitung
Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint1
Comment: Start des Zustiegs zu Fuß
Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint2
Comment: hier vom Fußweg hinauf zur Straße und auf dieser links zum Einstieg

Trobiolo: Canyon Start
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Approach: From below: From the parking lot, head towards the gorge exit and follow the trail on the orographic left side of the gorge until you reach the stream. Once you are on the streambed, briefly through the streambed down until you are in front of the gorge entrance. Trails are correctly marked in the OSM, map also on * Access from above: Follow the road with driving ban down, then on a good hiking trail to the bridge over the streambed, here still about 5min through the streambed to the gorge entrance.
Tour: 22 rappels in narrow gorge without many walking passages in between. A few jump and Rustchmöglichkeiten. Rappels are regularly in the rappel. After about 3/4 of the gorge, old wire ropes and a path hewn out of the rock lead out to the right. Up to here the anchors are OK, from here worse insurances. First it goes down in a narrow gorge, after a half-cave formed by a huge clamping block (path above the block) there is a last escape possibility to the right. After that, a landslide and about 3 more rappels.

Trobiolo: Canyon End
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Return: Exit to the left immediately after the last rappel

Trobiolo: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Unterer Parkplatz mit Bar beim Sportplatz
Access: From Lago d'Iseo on the SS42 northward to Piamborno or from Edolo southward on the SS42. In Cogno we head for the large parking lot in Via de la Fonte 27 next to the sports field. There we park the car for the exit. With the second car we go up towards Malegno and Ossimo inferiore, from where we follow the signs for the Santuario SS Annuciata. At a road junction with a crossroads on the right turn left towards Le Vigne and park in front of the next road leading down (space for 3 cars).
Return: Exit to the left immediately after the last rappel

Trobiolo: Parking at Entry
Comment: Oberer Parkplatz
Access: From Lago d'Iseo on the SS42 northward to Piamborno or from Edolo southward on the SS42. In Cogno we head for the large parking lot in Via de la Fonte 27 next to the sports field. There we park the car for the exit. With the second car we go up towards Malegno and Ossimo inferiore, from where we follow the signs for the Santuario SS Annuciata. At a road junction with a crossroads on the right turn left towards Le Vigne and park in front of the next road leading down (space for 3 cars).
Return: Exit to the left immediately after the last rappel

Trobiolo: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Check-point

Infierno: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the slope downhill a few meters to the south, then take the hiking trail on the right that leads to the entry. See: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13452402
Tour: 12 rappels in 3 groups connected by longer runs. First in a somewhat incised chute, the second group in the cauldron (transfer left on the edge before the final rappel), the third group starting with the 110 m rappel, which is broken about halfway up via a hanging relay. With a little skill, you can avoid a dip in the pool below. Then the final abseil to the path. Keep as close to the water as possible at the blackberry piton.

Infierno: Canyon End
Return: On the footpath from the foot of the last waterfall out to Adejo, where you then idR. have to climb over the fence.

Torrente Grisol: Canyon Start
Approach: The gorge begins just below the bridge. An entry further up by one of the spring creeks is probably also possible.
Tour: Hiking routes on very slippery ground alternate with narrow gorges. There is only one old anchor, the rest must be jumped or downclimbed. Detailed description in the AIC forum.

Torrente Grisol: Parking at Entry
Access: From Belluno through the Piave Valley to Longarone, here turn off towards Val Zoldana and follow the road to Soffranco. Park to the left of the bridge over the Mae.\n\take the second car high above the canyon to the bottom of the valley. Park at the first bridge over the Torrente Grisol.
Return: When you reach the gorge of Torrente Mae climb the fixed ropes and turn left back to the road.

Torrente Grisol: Parking at Exit
Access: From Belluno through the Piave Valley to Longarone, here turn off towards Val Zoldana and follow the road to Soffranco. Park to the left of the bridge over the Mae.\n\take the second car high above the canyon to the bottom of the valley. Park at the first bridge over the Torrente Grisol.
Return: When you reach the gorge of Torrente Mae climb the fixed ropes and turn left back to the road.

Torrente Grisol: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the gorge of Torrente Mae climb the fixed ropes and turn left back to the road.

San Joaquin: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car down the terraced slope in a northerly direction to the clearly visible first rappel in the barranco.
Tour: The basalt rose over which you rappel (2nd rappel) is attractive. The 40m rappel can be broken after about 20m on a comfortable intermediate belay.

San Joaquin: Canyon End
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

San Joaquin: Parking at Entry
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit 23 to the TF1 highway and follow it in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) (park the first vehicle in San Roques by the sea, if you have two available. With the other one - on the TF 620 - 6 km uphill to Fasnia. In the village turn left on the crossing TF 28, in southwestern direction out of the village, after about 300 one comes on the Puente de los Tres Ojos; over the Barranco San Joaquin (here misleadingly other designation) and turns after another 50 m left down to the ruin of the church San Joaquin. Pass it on the left and turn left about 30 m further on. After another 30 m (after the exit of the road) park the car on the right.
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

San Joaquin: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit 23 to the TF1 highway and follow it in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) (park the first vehicle in San Roques by the sea, if you have two available. With the other one - on the TF 620 - 6 km uphill to Fasnia. In the village turn left on the crossing TF 28, in southwestern direction out of the village, after about 300 one comes on the Puente de los Tres Ojos; over the Barranco San Joaquin (here misleadingly other designation) and turns after another 50 m left down to the ruin of the church San Joaquin. Pass it on the left and turn left about 30 m further on. After another 30 m (after the exit of the road) park the car on the right.
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

Barranco de las Palmas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.
Tour: 5 Rappels. If necessary, the swimming pump before (our) exit can be bypassed on the left above.

Barranco de las Palmas: Canyon End
Comment: sans navette sortir devant la fin de canyon (descente)
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: avec 4x4 navette possible (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Waypoint
Comment: piste au-dessous de "Mojons" (descente)
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.

Barranco de las Palmas: Waypoint1
Comment: de là monter de là sans sentier, peutêtre jusqu\'à là avec voiture (descente)
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking at Entry
Comment: parking amont pour 4x4 (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking aval pour 4x4 (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).

Barranco de las Palmas: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: fin du canyon pour 4x4 - acces (descente)

Horno: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb the ridge on the orographic right side of the Bco. pathless (up to about 360 m a.s.l.). Then we cross under the rock bar about 150 m to the left (in southern direction) and look for a suitable ascent possibility to overcome the rock bar. At the top, we go north again until we reach the bed of the barranco.
Tour: 9 vertical and mostly quite airy rappel.

Horno: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel (8 m) about 150 m out to the right to the car.

Pointay: Canyon Start
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Approach: Either directly below the bridge into the stream or first (mainly on the orographic right side of the stream) in about 15 min. pathless up 3 more waterfalls.
Tour: The descent is only worthwhile when the water is flowing, see photos and video

Pointay: Parking at Exit
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Comment: P2 am Friedhof für Ausstieg
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 401 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris for about 2.5 km, then at the highway junction take the A 40 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After another 23 km, take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the end of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (towards Bourg-en-Bresse) for another 8.5 km to Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nFrom here, continue on the D 904 towards Amberieu-en-Bugey. We pass the village of Virieu-le-Grand, then the Lac de Virieu (karst spring, decent campsite), do not turn left at the next T-junction to Belley, but continue right on the D1504. About 5 km further on we come to the small village of Rossillon (on the right of the D1504).\nAbout 200 m further on, after the cemetery, there is a large parking lot on the right of the road. We park our car as far away from the cemetery as possible - and therefore close to the stream exit. Take the second car back to Rossillon and take the first road on the left (D 103) up towards Armix. The road climbs up the slope in serpentines. After the second leftward haipin bend (not counting the turn off the D 1504) and about 4 km (from the village), we come to the bridge over the stream. We park the top vehicle here.
Return: After the final sinter cascade, first in the streambed towards the road, later out to the left and along the edge of the meadow to the car.

Pointay: Parking at Entry
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Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 401 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris for about 2.5 km, then at the highway junction take the A 40 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After another 23 km, take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the end of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (towards Bourg-en-Bresse) for another 8.5 km to Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nFrom here, continue on the D 904 towards Amberieu-en-Bugey. We pass the village of Virieu-le-Grand, then the Lac de Virieu (karst spring, decent campsite), do not turn left at the next T-junction to Belley, but continue right on the D1504. About 5 km further on we come to the small village of Rossillon (on the right of the D1504).\nAbout 200 m further on, after the cemetery, there is a large parking lot on the right of the road. We park our car as far away from the cemetery as possible - and therefore close to the stream exit. Take the second car back to Rossillon and take the first road on the left (D 103) up towards Armix. The road climbs up the slope in serpentines. After the second leftward haipin bend (not counting the turn off the D 1504) and about 4 km (from the village), we come to the bridge over the stream. We park the top vehicle here.
Return: After the final sinter cascade, first in the streambed towards the road, later out to the left and along the edge of the meadow to the car.

Pointay: Canyon End
Return: After the final sinter cascade, first in the streambed towards the road, later out to the left and along the edge of the meadow to the car.

Schwarzer Graben: Canyon Start
v3 a2 V | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 25m
Approach: Follow the forest road for about 2.5km to the end of the valley. Where the road crosses the stream to the right, cross the Weissbach coming from the south and climb steeply and pathlessly on the far bank to about 1000m above sea level. At this altitude continue to the east until you reach the watercourse of the Black Ditch.

Schwarzer Graben: Parking Entry and Exit
v3 a2 V | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 25m
Comment: Parkplatz Forsthaus Casari
Access: From Wildalpen at the church turn off in the direction of the AV campsite and cross the Salza river. After the bridge over the Holzapfelbach turn right into the Holzapfelbach valley. Park in front of the Casari forester's lodge at a no-driving sign.
Return: Descend through the Hochstadelgraben until you reach the access forest road.

Mocanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Beyond the barranco we climb the path continuously. We pass a saddle and arrive at the houses, where we are greeted by the fierce barking of dogs (Jan. 2009; up to here about 4.5 km). We continue along the track, ignoring a forest path leading into the Bco. on the right, and finally come out of the sparse pine forest into a high valley (approx. 1210 m a.s.l. - 6.5 km from the parking lot). Here we descend an indistinct path to the streambed and immediately encounter the first rappel.
Tour: 9 rappel. The remarkable thing about this Bco. in basalt rock is its bright green color (see photos) the canyon has several parts with the following names (from top to bottom): Canada de Botija - Bco. del Chorro - Bco. de los Mocanes

Mocanes: Canyon End
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

Mocanes: Parking at Entry
Comment: avec 4x4 voiture (descente)
Access: From the GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) we turn off onto the GC_10 to Telde, which is also a 4-lane road. We drive through Telde on this road to its exit. Here we turn left onto the GC_41, come to Valsequillo and continue to Las Vegas. After this town, the GC_10 turns northwest. About 200 m after this right turn, we turn left onto a small paved road. After another 300 m, we reach the Bco. de los Mocanes and park the car in a small bay just before the streambed. With a four-wheel drive vehicle, you could drive up the access described below to the point where you descend into the streambed at the top.
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

Mocanes: Parking at Exit
Access: From the GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) we turn off onto the GC_10 to Telde, which is also a 4-lane road. We drive through Telde on this road to its exit. Here we turn left onto the GC_41, come to Valsequillo and continue to Las Vegas. After this town, the GC_10 turns northwest. About 200 m after this right turn, we turn left onto a small paved road. After another 300 m, we reach the Bco. de los Mocanes and park the car in a small bay just before the streambed. With a four-wheel drive vehicle, you could drive up the access described below to the point where you descend into the streambed at the top.
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

Alquevins (inferior): Canyon Start
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Approach: On the left, the mule track goes towards Ponta dos Ilhéus and the entry to Ilhéus inferior. But we continue to the right up the long straight road, following the signs Ponta Ruiva, Peninha and Cabouco. A small sign here also points the way to the Ilhéus med. as well as to the Alquevins. The wide mule track, paved with unhewn stones, narrows and, after reaching the highest point, goes slightly downhill again. At a fork we stay left and a little later we arrive at the entry to the Ilhéus med. We continue along the mule track, we cross two more streams, we keep left down at a fork of the path, we cross another stream and with the fourth stream we reach our entry.
Tour: The stream, which never notches very deep, begins with several (3) small (max. 10m) rappels and initially shorter, then longer walking passages. After about half an hour we come to the first higher rappel - R4 (30m). This is followed by the inclined rappel R5 (35m). We swim through a longer pool, at the exit of which an impressive view of the sea and the coast opens up. The following step of 45m can be done by rope or after about 25m left / or 30m right break (R6/R7).Here should be a last emergency exit possibility (pathless through the jungle) before reaching the final vertical leading into the sea. After another small swimming passage we come to the final highlight, the 70m drop down to the sea. Again, there are alternative abseil routes to the left of the "beam" or on the right edge of the beam. We first rappelled 15m to the right edge of the ray (R8), then 30m keeping slightly to the right to an intermediate belay which is 18m above the sea. These 18m (R7) can also be jumped. A few meters above sea level there is apparently another anchor. Also from here a smaller jump into the sea is possible.

Alquevins (inferior): Canyon End
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Return: The adaequate way of the "way back" is to pick up by boat (see info under "Notes"). In the cited book a swimming possibility (only with absolutely calm sea) in the direction of Ponta do Ilhéu (approx. 1.2 km) is pointed out, but I would advise against it.

Barrosas inf.: Canyon Start
2025-09-30: very slippery. The first part marches in the river, proper canyon starts in second part.
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Approach: We now continue along the said meadow path, slightly downhill, with views of the sea and the coast. Later we enter a sparse coppice forest and, always marching downhill, cross 3 side streams/rivulets before reaching the main stream Rib. das Barrosas (entry). After the stream, the path would rise again.
Tour: We enter a comparatively little open canyon. Jumps or slides are sometimes possible throughout the canyon, but only after thorough prior examination. First, 4 rappels between 15m and 18m await us, A longer walking passages follows, where possibilities for an emergency exit to the left would open up. After a 20m rappel and a shorter walking section, the stream begins to deepen from the 6th rappel (8m). After 2 more rappels (11m u. 10m) and some passages of rappel we look out to the sea and then stand at the final rappel, 22m above the sea. The belay must be roped up here via the water-bearing chute on the left.

Barrosas inf.: Canyon End
2025-09-30: very slippery. The first part marches in the river, proper canyon starts in second part.
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Return: Only pick up with boat

Jose Fraga (inferior): Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back on the road 50 m in the direction of Fajã Grande. Here a larger gap opens up between the houses. We turn left and follow the path that initially goes along the left edge of the field bordered with rough stones towards the slope (anno 2016 here wooden signpost "Canyon J. Fraga inferiore/Cao inferiore/Casas inferiore"). The trail enters the coppice forest and moves only slightly uphill at the beginning. After about 10 min and about 20 m, before the trail exits the coppice to the north, a side trail turns left uphill (2016 also trail sign "Canyon"). Now it goes steeply uphill. At elevation 138 a.s.l. we cross the Fraga River at the ruins of a mill. We continue, often over steps, until at 320 a.s.l. a path leaves the main path on the left (2016 signs to the left to Fraga inferiore, to the right up to Cao and Casas, both inferiore). After a few meters we are in the stream (entry).
Tour: In quick succession, 8 rappels are lined up, usually with handrails to the anchor (40m - 30m - 16m - 8m - 45m - 7m - 30m - 18m). The stands are comfortable. Permanently you can enjoy the view.

Jose Fraga (inferior): Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel first in the stream downhill, then at a house with a round apse out to the right and to the road. On this then to the right a few meters to the car.

Wadi Bani Khalid Upper: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car upstream to the start of the narrowing.
Tour: We walk and wade upstream. After about 25 minutes from the entrance to the gorge, we come to a cave with concrete steps leading up to the entrance on the right. The cave itself is low and narrow. If you want to get a little further in, you have to crawl. A stream flows inside the cave. After visiting the cave, you can continue upstream if you feel like it and are in good physical condition. You then return the same way, keeping to and in the wet water.

Wadi Bani Khalid Upper: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We come from Muscat and drive along Route 17 by the sea to Sur (Muscat - Sur about 200 km). Passing Sur, we take Route 23 inland. After about 50 km we cross the Wadi Bani Khalid for the first time. A little later, "23" curves to the northwest, and we ignore route "35", which branches off to the left 2 km after Wadi B. K.. From this junction we drive 43 km on the "23" in a NNW direction to the next junction of a tarred road to Wadi Bani Khalid. You can also get here from Muscat via the "15" and "23" through the interior (216 km). We now turn right onto the road to the baths/pools of Khalid. After driving 22.2 km through the mountains, we reach Wadi Bani Khalid again. Here, however, we turn north towards the pools and the upper section of the wadi in the direction of Moqel/Muqal. We now drive 7.2 km upstream, finally right on the edge of the wadi. We park our car where the road leaves the wadi to the right.
Return: From the canyon exit back downstream to the car.

Wadi Bani Khalid Upper: Canyon End
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Return: From the canyon exit back downstream to the car.

Funda da Ponta Ruiva inf.: Canyon Start
Approach: The approach road a few meters further, the mule track to Cedros goes off to the left. We walk on it until the concrete bridge over "our" stream. Here we get on.
Tour: 7 rappels, some possible jumps and slides. Substrate less slippery than most other canyons on the island. The last (8th) rappel (15m) we are also - bumpy - slid, but the receiving rappel was only about 1.60m deep and the subsoil a rock plate (!). 10m above the rubble beach the tour is over.

Funda da Ponta Ruiva inf.: Canyon End
Return: After the aforementioned last rappel and without having descended to the beach, you climb up a fishermen's path on the left - initially in steep terrain. Later, the path then moves up through open coppice forest to our starting point in Ponta Ruiva.

Ilheus (inferior): Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Very beautiful
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Approach: To the right up the long straight road leads to the entry to the middle part of Ilhéus and to Ponte Ruiva, Peninha and Cabouco. We take the mule track off to the left towards Ponta dos Ilhéus.
Tour: 6 rappel in mostly gloomy ambience. Then the view of the sea opens up, but as a rule you get off before the last 2 rappel that lead down to the beach (3m+20m). Alternatively, if the sea is calm, you can organize a pickup by boat.

Ilheus (inferior): Canyon End
2025-10-04: Very beautiful
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Return: After the view of the sea opens up, after a tree trunk lying across the streambed, climb up to the right. Follow the footprints upwards until you reach the mule track. On it, turn right to the dilapidated mill and the bridge where the access was made to the lower part, then continue up to the parked car.

Ilheus (intermedio): Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Very beautiful
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Approach: On the left, the mule track goes towards Ponta dos Ilhéus and the entry to Ilhéus inferior. We continue from the right up the long straight road, following the signs Ponta Ruiva, Peninha and Cabouco. A small sign here also points the way to the Ilhéus med. as well as to the Alquevins. The wide mule track, paved with unhewn stones, narrows and, after reaching the highest point, goes slightly downhill again. At a junction we stay left and a little later we come to the stream and thus to the entry.
Tour: After 5 rappels in rich tropical fauna we come to the C45, the highlight of this descent.

Ilheus (intermedio): Canyon End
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Return: After the C45 we leave the streambed to the right on an old, open, water pipe that leads to the ruins of a mill. Here we take the path to the left over the bridge and come back to our car on it.\nAlternatively, you can continue the Ilhéus inferior until the sea (see there).

Mouco: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow this trail, crossing successively two streams and after about 30 minutes we come to a third, "our" stream (entry).
Tour: After a few meters, the first rappel (R1 - 13m) awaits us. There follow 4 more rappels (max. 11m) in the openly dahinplätschernden stream. Then several steps with a rappel überwunden (R6 - 40m). After that würde an exit möglichkeit eröffnen. Now begins the vertical part. Üvia R7 - 7m, R8 -35m, R8a - 4m, R9 -24m and R10 - 6m we reach the "Schlüsselstelle", an almost 100m high vertical wall, which is part of a largeßen cauldron and opens up an impressive deep view of the sea and the depths below. With a 5m - handrail we come to the stand on the edge. After R11 - 28m we reach the nächste stance, which is slightly offset from the fall line to the right. Now follows R12 - 40m in free slope. The next belaystation is located directly above the closed lava ring and may require a small commuter. Below the high wall follow 3 rappels, partly in the beam in a somewhat incised chute (23m - 20m - 16m). Then the geröllige Küstensaum is reached.

Mouco: Canyon End
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Return: We turn right and after some time we come to a rocky outcrop protruding into the sea, which is climbed around. A fixed rope facilitates the descent here (2016). In the following bay, purple markings lead upärts and orographic (!) to the left of the descending ditch. In 2016, on the occasion of the international meeting (CIMA), the path was cut out by the ginger wild growth, but this will probably be different in years when such a meeting does not take place on Flores. After reaching the plateau, we cross the meadow and rejoin the PR1FLO trail that we took. On this left to the car.\nIf one should not be able to find the here described re-ascent to the plateau, könntete alternatively another more pleasant and probably also clearer ascent möglichkeit offer themselves. To do this, you go about 600 m further along the geröllige Küste in the direction of the lighthouse. Then you have to look at the height of a large rock on the seashore for the beginning of a path that üover the steep slope above the Küste up führt (not verified, but from above the beginning of the path down clearly recognized and path in the topograf. Map to find. The beginning of the path is estimated at GPS: 39.513712° N -31.232629 E (WSG 84) or UTM: 25S 651932.4375277 (WSG 84) ) - see also the route sketched on the photo according to the topographic view. One comes on it to a viewpoint, takes from there the narrow Straße to the "Hauptstraße" and gets on it right up to the car. See me now confirmed by . So apparently also in

Silva: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately before the bridge right down into the streambed.
Tour: A descent in tropical ambience awaits us with a total of 12 rappels, mostly from trees. Rappels 8 and 9 have the greatest height with 24m and 40m; all others are below 20m. At the exit of the canyon we walk out to the rocky seashore.

Silva: Canyon End
Return: At about the height of the large rock in the streambed, we make our way vertically up through the reed belt. We climb the steep slope without a trail and come across (at least in 2016) a thin rope that leads us to the right to the beginning of an old path. It leads us steeply uphill. Where the old path exits the forest, we turn before the meadow on another path, then cross a meadow to the right down to the now visible parking lot of the lower car.\nShould we have only one car at the top of the access, do not turn right at the edge of the forest, but continue straight up to Caveira, the last meters then on the mentioned Rua José Pereira Borges to ER 1-2. Here then left to the car at the bridge.

Riviere Ferry: Canyon Start
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Approach: Almost exactly opposite the parking bay, an inconspicuous path disappears into the forest. We follow it in a roughly southerly direction. It changes direction several times at the beginning, leads at first slightly, later steeply descending down to the stream. On the map the path runs approximately on the green marked border of the national park.
Tour: 6 rappels, in between walking and downclimbing

Riviere Ferry: Canyon End
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Return: At the dam on the iron bridge through the lattice gate out to the right and on the slope to the car.

Riviere Ferry: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Morne Mazeau, 600m alt.
Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of Guadeloupe of the same name, we head north on the coastal road for 42 km (from Basse-Terre airport) (via the villages of Vieux-Habitants, Bouillante and Pointe-Noire) until we reach the village of Ferry on the Anse (Ferry = beach). We continue north on the N 2 and after about 2 km turn right onto a small tarred road that leads east inland. The road leads uphill and branches off after about 700 m. To transfer the vehicles, we first take the road to the right and after about 1200 m we reach a larger parking area for our car for the exit. Take the second car back to the junction and turn right uphill at a sharp angle. About 2200 m from the junction, we reach the highest point of the road (Sommet du Morne Mazeau, 615 m above sea level) before it descends again at a right angle to the left. Here we can see a seismological site on the left and information boards at the start of a footpath to the right of the road. However, we have to drive back about 250 m and then see a small parking bay on the righthand side. We park our vehicle here for access.
Return: At the dam on the iron bridge through the lattice gate out to the right and on the slope to the car.

Riviere Ferry: Parking at Exit
Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of Guadeloupe of the same name, we head north on the coastal road for 42 km (from Basse-Terre airport) (via the villages of Vieux-Habitants, Bouillante and Pointe-Noire) until we reach the village of Ferry on the Anse (Ferry = beach). We continue north on the N 2 and after about 2 km turn right onto a small tarred road that leads east inland. The road leads uphill and branches off after about 700 m. To transfer the vehicles, we first take the road to the right and after about 1200 m we reach a larger parking area for our car for the exit. Take the second car back to the junction and turn right uphill at a sharp angle. About 2200 m from the junction, we reach the highest point of the road (Sommet du Morne Mazeau, 615 m above sea level) before it descends again at a right angle to the left. Here we can see a seismological site on the left and information boards at the start of a footpath to the right of the road. However, we have to drive back about 250 m and then see a small parking bay on the righthand side. We park our vehicle here for access.
Return: At the dam on the iron bridge through the lattice gate out to the right and on the slope to the car.

Riviere Grande Plaine: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the road on foot about 300 m further steeply uphill. At the top, we see a small parking bay on the right and a sign 'Proprieée Privé' on a tree to the right of the road. Immediately before this sign, a clear path disappears in the forest on the right, We follow it until we reach the riverbed of the Grande Plaine.Those who have doubts about taking this path because of the sign, continue to follow the road, take the right road at a fork (in a southwesterly direction) and enter the right side stream of the Grande Plaine at the following road bridge. This also leads us down to the entry into the river itself.According to the description at descente-canyon.com, the descent in the river now begins here.However, it is still worth going up the river first to a longer attractive narrow section and its upper exit. Some smaller steps can be climbed on fixed ropes (2013). In order to be able to climb these narrows, Kuster/Silve suggest in their book an access via an orographic left side stream of the Grande Plaine, the Ravine 'Deux Ravines' (p. 113 ff). However, the access to this side stream is difficult to find, sweaty and ultimately annoying, since the side stream itself is not worth climbing.
Tour: At first nice narrow section, then we hike in open riverbed with a few more attractive passages. The Saut d'Acomat at the end of the tour you can jump, rappel, or slide in the dry rock hollow (right).

Riviere Grande Plaine: Canyon End
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Return: 50 m after the waterfall Saut d'Acomat (with swimming pools) up the path on the right to the road and the car.

Riviere Grande Plaine: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of the same name of Guadeloupe, we go north on the coastal road for 31.3 km (from the airport of Basse-Terre) (passing through the villages of Vieux-Habitants, Bouillante and Mahaut) until we reach the bridge over the Grande Plaine (just before the Plage - Beach - Caraibe). After the bridge, we take the small road that brings us after eta 2.5 km to the signposted Saut - Jump - d'Acomat. Here we take the road near the river at a fork. In the parking lot before the bridge over the side stream and before the slope we leave our car.
Return: 50 m after the waterfall Saut d'Acomat (with swimming pools) up the path on the right to the road and the car.

Riviere Grande Plaine: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: über Seitenbach "Deux Ravines"
Approach: We follow the road on foot about 300 m further steeply uphill. At the top, we see a small parking bay on the right and a sign 'Proprieée Privé' on a tree to the right of the road. Immediately before this sign, a clear path disappears in the forest on the right, We follow it until we reach the riverbed of the Grande Plaine.Those who have doubts about taking this path because of the sign, continue to follow the road, take the right road at a fork (in a southwesterly direction) and enter the right side stream of the Grande Plaine at the following road bridge. This also leads us down to the entry into the river itself.According to the description at descente-canyon.com, the descent in the river now begins here.However, it is still worth going up the river first to a longer attractive narrow section and its upper exit. Some smaller steps can be climbed on fixed ropes (2013). In order to be able to climb these narrows, Kuster/Silve suggest in their book an access via an orographic left side stream of the Grande Plaine, the Ravine 'Deux Ravines' (p. 113 ff). However, the access to this side stream is difficult to find, sweaty and ultimately annoying, since the side stream itself is not worth climbing.
Tour: At first nice narrow section, then we hike in open riverbed with a few more attractive passages. The Saut d'Acomat at the end of the tour you can jump, rappel, or slide in the dry rock hollow (right).

Bani Khalid Lower: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk downstream on the left bank through the palm forest, then enter the gravel bed and stand a short time later at the first large pool.
Tour: Hiking and swim, also downclimb. Possible jumps

Bani Khalid Lower: Parking at Entry
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Khalid (inférieur) Also called Wadi Hawer. A very pretty canyon with greenblue pools and 2 nice waterfalls.No need for ropes or wetsuits....
2025-04-17: Very nice tour! Can be done completely without ropes, either jump or walk around. When the water pipe starts on the right, follow the path above until you reach a dam, then follow the lower water pipe...
2025-04-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Khalid (inférieur) Nice landscape with big green pools. It's possible to abseil the two waterfalls, to jump ore climbe around.44 degree!!...
Access: We come from the direction of Muscat and drive on Route 17 along the sea to Sur (Muscat - Sur about 200 km). Passing Sur we take Route 23 inland. After about 50 km we cross the Wadi Bani Khalid for the first time. A little later the "23" describes a bend to the northwest, we ignore the route "35" which turns off to the left 2 km after the Wadi B. K.. From this junction we drive 31 km on the "23" direction NNW, then we turn right and drive 15.2 km to Batan at Wadi Bani Khalid. After 11.6 km from "23" we turn left at the fork in the road, we ignore a track that turns left after 12.8 km. In Batan we park our car at the end of the road for the exit. For an alternative way to park the car for the exit, see "Way back". With the second car we first go back to "23", there we turn right again and head northwest for 11.9 km. Up to here you can also drive from Muscat via the "15" and "23" through the interior (216 km). We now turn right on the road to the baths/pools of Khalid. After driving 22.2 km through the mountains, we reach Wadi Bani Khalid again. Here we do not turn north to the pools and the upper section of the wadi, but stay on the road at the right edge of the wadi and drive downstream to the SE. 3,5 km further we come to the houses of Bada'ah and park our car on the parking lot at the river in front of the village.
Return: After the opening of the canyon we climb to the right bank, meet an irrigation canal and follow it, finally again under palm trees to the village of Batan, where our car is parked. Anno 2016 we got out over the dam onto the canal on the left bank and on this we reached a village on the left bank (Sayq/Seeq?). You can get there by car if you stay on this tarred road after turning off the "23", drive through the Wadi Bani Khalid and stay on the orographic left bank of the wadi until the exit of the road in the village. I.e., the two villages for a possible exit are opposite each other on both sides of the wadi.

Bani Khalid Lower: Parking at Exit
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Khalid (inférieur) Also called Wadi Hawer. A very pretty canyon with greenblue pools and 2 nice waterfalls.No need for ropes or wetsuits....
2025-04-17: Very nice tour! Can be done completely without ropes, either jump or walk around. When the water pipe starts on the right, follow the path above until you reach a dam, then follow the lower water pipe...
2025-04-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Khalid (inférieur) Nice landscape with big green pools. It's possible to abseil the two waterfalls, to jump ore climbe around.44 degree!!...
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg. Auch am gegenüberliegenden Ufer kann das untere Auto abgestellt werden.
Access: We come from the direction of Muscat and drive on Route 17 along the sea to Sur (Muscat - Sur about 200 km). Passing Sur we take Route 23 inland. After about 50 km we cross the Wadi Bani Khalid for the first time. A little later the "23" describes a bend to the northwest, we ignore the route "35" which turns off to the left 2 km after the Wadi B. K.. From this junction we drive 31 km on the "23" direction NNW, then we turn right and drive 15.2 km to Batan at Wadi Bani Khalid. After 11.6 km from "23" we turn left at the fork in the road, we ignore a track that turns left after 12.8 km. In Batan we park our car at the end of the road for the exit. For an alternative way to park the car for the exit, see "Way back". With the second car we first go back to "23", there we turn right again and head northwest for 11.9 km. Up to here you can also drive from Muscat via the "15" and "23" through the interior (216 km). We now turn right on the road to the baths/pools of Khalid. After driving 22.2 km through the mountains, we reach Wadi Bani Khalid again. Here we do not turn north to the pools and the upper section of the wadi, but stay on the road at the right edge of the wadi and drive downstream to the SE. 3,5 km further we come to the houses of Bada'ah and park our car on the parking lot at the river in front of the village.
Return: After the opening of the canyon we climb to the right bank, meet an irrigation canal and follow it, finally again under palm trees to the village of Batan, where our car is parked. Anno 2016 we got out over the dam onto the canal on the left bank and on this we reached a village on the left bank (Sayq/Seeq?). You can get there by car if you stay on this tarred road after turning off the "23", drive through the Wadi Bani Khalid and stay on the orographic left bank of the wadi until the exit of the road in the village. I.e., the two villages for a possible exit are opposite each other on both sides of the wadi.

Bani Khalid Lower: Canyon End
Return: After the opening of the canyon we climb to the right bank, meet an irrigation canal and follow it, finally again under palm trees to the village of Batan, where our car is parked. Anno 2016 we got out over the dam onto the canal on the left bank and on this we reached a village on the left bank (Sayq/Seeq?). You can get there by car if you stay on this tarred road after turning off the "23", drive through the Wadi Bani Khalid and stay on the orographic left bank of the wadi until the exit of the road in the village. I.e., the two villages for a possible exit are opposite each other on both sides of the wadi.

Rivière Bois Malaisé: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the exit of the road we take the path on the left and follow the signpost 'Piton de Bouillante'. The path goes up, sometimes steeply, for about 170 m to the altitude of 460 m above sea level. Here it branches. We take the left path (practically straight ahead) following the signpost 'Piton de Bouillante par l'Esperance'. The path is now not so steep, crosses a streambed and about 30 min. after the branching of the path, a clear view to the north of the woods opens up to us. About 5 min. further down on the left is the hardly recognizable as such path to the entry. The fork was marked in 2013 with a reepschnurschlinge left on a tree at about 2 m height (see photo). We are here about 510 m altitude above sea level. If we should have reached the border of the National Peak (sign), we have already gone too far and have to go back about 130 m.The tracks now lead us steeply down (in case of doubt rather keep right on the back) into an orographic left side stream of the Bois Malaisé, about 20 m (and a 25 m rappel) above its mouth into the Bois Malaisé.
Tour: Some nice rappels alternate with longer runs. Attractive rainforest ambience.

Rivière Bois Malaisé: Canyon End
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Return: After the 5th and last rappel (counting the access rappel from the side stream into the Bois Malaisé) we walk and climb about 30 min. further downstream. Then the Losteau river enters from the right (altitude 135 m a.s.l.). We continue downstream for about 50 m and then climb up the embankment on the right to a path that descends along the river towards the lower parking area. After about 20 min. and the final crossing of the Losteau River, we have reached it.

Rivière Bois Malaisé: Parking at Entry
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Comment: am Ende der fahrbaren Straße
Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of Guadeloupe of the same name, we take the coastal road (N 2) 22 km (from the airport of Basse-Terre) northward (via the villages of Vieux-Habitants, Bouillante) until we reach the village of Pigeon. At the end of Pigeon we cross the Rivière (= river) Bourceau. About 380 m further on the N2, we turn right in the direction of Birloton. After 750 m (from the N2) the road forks and we turn left and after 1100 m we reach the river Lostau (into which the Bois Malaisé flows further upstream). Here once a bridge spanned the river (destroyed by a cyclone). There we park the car for the exit. With the other car we go back the 1100 m to the road junction and here we turn left in a sharp angle (road to the settlement Négresse and direction Birloton). After about 2 km (from the road junction) this road ends and we leave the car here for the access (same parking lot as for Canyon Bourceau, altitude 290 m above sea level).
Return: After the 5th and last rappel (counting the access rappel from the side stream into the Bois Malaisé) we walk and climb about 30 min. further downstream. Then the Losteau river enters from the right (altitude 135 m a.s.l.). We continue downstream for about 50 m and then climb up the embankment on the right to a path that descends along the river towards the lower parking area. After about 20 min. and the final crossing of the Losteau River, we have reached it.

Rivière Bois Malaisé: Parking at Exit
Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of Guadeloupe of the same name, we take the coastal road (N 2) 22 km (from the airport of Basse-Terre) northward (via the villages of Vieux-Habitants, Bouillante) until we reach the village of Pigeon. At the end of Pigeon we cross the Rivière (= river) Bourceau. About 380 m further on the N2, we turn right in the direction of Birloton. After 750 m (from the N2) the road forks and we turn left and after 1100 m we reach the river Lostau (into which the Bois Malaisé flows further upstream). Here once a bridge spanned the river (destroyed by a cyclone). There we park the car for the exit. With the other car we go back the 1100 m to the road junction and here we turn left in a sharp angle (road to the settlement Négresse and direction Birloton). After about 2 km (from the road junction) this road ends and we leave the car here for the access (same parking lot as for Canyon Bourceau, altitude 290 m above sea level).
Return: After the 5th and last rappel (counting the access rappel from the side stream into the Bois Malaisé) we walk and climb about 30 min. further downstream. Then the Losteau river enters from the right (altitude 135 m a.s.l.). We continue downstream for about 50 m and then climb up the embankment on the right to a path that descends along the river towards the lower parking area. After about 20 min. and the final crossing of the Losteau River, we have reached it.

Ravine Dufour: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parked car we continue on the tarred road up to the right. After 1000 m the tarred road becomes a dirt road and this crosses a stream, our stream, the Dufour ("La Ti Punch") a good 50 m further on. Here we get on.
Tour: Short rappel; here especially also enjoys the eye. 5 rappel.

Ravine Dufour: Canyon End
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Return: At a strong bamboo tree on the left side of the creek, we exit to the left before the last and unsecured steps down to the Beaugendre and reach our car in a few minutes on a dirt road.

Ravine Dufour: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the town of Basse-Terre on the western half of the island of the same name of Guadeloupe, go north on the coastal road for 10.7 km (from the airport of Basse-Terre) (via the village of Vieux-Habitants) until you reach the bridge over the river Beaugendre. Before the bridge over the river and before the village of Marigot on the other side of the river, we turn right and head northeast along the orographic left bank of the river. After 4.4 km on partly repaired and narrow tarred road - uphill and downhill - we reach a fork in the road. Here we park the car.
Return: At a strong bamboo tree on the left side of the creek, we exit to the left before the last and unsecured steps down to the Beaugendre and reach our car in a few minutes on a dirt road.

Rivière Noire Vauchelet: Canyon Start
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Approach: The access 1 (red color) leads from the parking lot P I at the Gendarmerie on the Chemin de la Cascade in direction NNW. Where the footpath to the Cascade Vauchelet begins, we come across a barrier with the official notice that walking on the path is prohibited because of the danger of slipping. If you nevertheless continue to the left past the houses, you will reach the concrete footbridge below the Cascade Vauchelet in about 10 minutes without any problems (here you can check the water flow). We walk the concrete footbridge to the other bank, walk downstream below the Cascade (towards the concrete footbridge), but then climb the stream (Ravine Roche) that flows in from the orographic left for a few meters until a steep path offers itself to us on the left - i.e. on the orographic right bank of the Roche - which we follow consistently on the ridge between the two streams to the entry E 1. The access 2 (purple color) leads from the P II square down a bumpy and gloomy dirt road, down into the small valley of the Ravine Roche. On the left we see some small wooden huts (see photo 2). Leaving the bumpy track, we set course for the huts on the left in the photo, passing them on clear tracks to the right and coming to the stream. Here, beyond the stream, this track must now lead into the forest and in this uphill also to the entry E 1. We had this description from a guide from St-Claude, but we did not search the other side of the stream sufficiently and thus did not find the path.The access 3 (brown-orange line) leads from the parking lot P III on the marked hiking trail no. 1 (cf. signs on site) directly to the entry E 2 for an integral ascent, which is not unrewarding even above E 1.The finding of hiking trail no. 1 at the picnic area is not quite easy.So we ended up mistakenly on hiking trail no. 9. At the latest when the path leads permanently along the open canal, you have to realize that you don't have the right path (No. 1) under your feet. However, this is no reason to turn back. The path along the canal brings us to the water drainage from the Noire (by the way, one used to get out of the upper Noire here, cf. D. Kuster, V. Silve: 'Guadeluope Canyons Gouffres Decouverte' 1997 - p. 17 below). Now you can either enter the Noire already here (at the beginning a higher rappel - from the tree) or better still, hiking down at a distance of about 50 m to the left along the wall through sparse forest without disturbing undergrowth, until you meet hiking trail no. 1 and follow it to the right downhill to the creek crossing (E 2).
Tour: The canyon is very attractive especially in the last vertical part - 8 rappel.

Rivière Noire Vauchelet: Canyon End
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Return: Where the stream flows almost level under a brown earth wall after the last waterfall (see photo 21), get out on the right and head towards the concrete footbridge (photo 22). From here, follow the path, which is closed due to the risk of slipping, to the PI parking lot. Alternatively, after about 100 m from the exit, you can follow the clear footprints on the left up the slope (dotted purple line). This takes you out of the canyon much faster and 'lands' on the edge of a new development area (photo 22). You could park a second car in this area or hike down to the P I parking lot at the gendarmerie on the D 11.

Rivière Noire Vauchelet: Alternative Canyon Start
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2023-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Noire Vauchelet DCAmarrages okSuper canyon, belle marche d'approche et retour en junglebelles cascades, quelques sauts et tobs et bel encaisse...
Approach: The access 1 (red color) leads from the parking lot P I at the Gendarmerie on the Chemin de la Cascade in direction NNW. Where the footpath to the Cascade Vauchelet begins, we come across a barrier with the official notice that walking on the path is prohibited because of the danger of slipping. If you nevertheless continue to the left past the houses, you will reach the concrete footbridge below the Cascade Vauchelet in about 10 minutes without any problems (here you can check the water flow). We walk the concrete footbridge to the other bank, walk downstream below the Cascade (towards the concrete footbridge), but then climb the stream (Ravine Roche) that flows in from the orographic left for a few meters until a steep path offers itself to us on the left - i.e. on the orographic right bank of the Roche - which we follow consistently on the ridge between the two streams to the entry E 1. The access 2 (purple color) leads from the P II square down a bumpy and gloomy dirt road, down into the small valley of the Ravine Roche. On the left we see some small wooden huts (see photo 2). Leaving the bumpy track, we set course for the huts on the left in the photo, passing them on clear tracks to the right and coming to the stream. Here, beyond the stream, this track must now lead into the forest and in this uphill also to the entry E 1. We had this description from a guide from St-Claude, but we did not search the other side of the stream sufficiently and thus did not find the path.The access 3 (brown-orange line) leads from the parking lot P III on the marked hiking trail no. 1 (cf. signs on site) directly to the entry E 2 for an integral ascent, which is not unrewarding even above E 1.The finding of hiking trail no. 1 at the picnic area is not quite easy.So we ended up mistakenly on hiking trail no. 9. At the latest when the path leads permanently along the open canal, you have to realize that you don't have the right path (No. 1) under your feet. However, this is no reason to turn back. The path along the canal brings us to the water drainage from the Noire (by the way, one used to get out of the upper Noire here, cf. D. Kuster, V. Silve: 'Guadeluope Canyons Gouffres Decouverte' 1997 - p. 17 below). Now you can either enter the Noire already here (at the beginning a higher rappel - from the tree) or better still, hiking down at a distance of about 50 m to the left along the wall through sparse forest without disturbing undergrowth, until you meet hiking trail no. 1 and follow it to the right downhill to the creek crossing (E 2).
Tour: The canyon is very attractive especially in the last vertical part - 8 rappel.

Rivière Noire Vauchelet: Parking at Exit
Access: There are several entry points, thus several accesses and accordingly several accesses.There is a suitable upper entry (with an alternative) and a lower entry.For all entries, the exit point is the same. So we park the car for the exit on a large parking lot behind a school and near the gendarmerie (= police) (P I). We get there by driving up from Basse-Terre on the N 3, from St-Claude (village center) on the D 11 in the direction of the volcano Soufrière. In St-Claude, before the gendarmerie, we turn left on the Chemin de la Cascade and see on the left the large parking lot P I (see general map on photo 1).This parking lot (P I) is also the parking lot for access 1 a, so there is no shuttle here.For access 2 (same entry point - E 2 - into the canyon as in 1 ) one drives (or walks, if one has only one vehicle available) from the gendarmerie on the D 11 about 840 m further uphill. The road makes a slight turn to the left here, then another to the right. In this slight bend to the right, a bumpy dirt road turns off to the left. On the left of the road there is a large open space where we park (if we have one) the upper car for access 2 (P II). If we want to realize an 'integral' ascent of the canyon - entry point E 2 or E 3 - we drive with the second car about 1 km further and park it at the picnic area ('Beau Soleil') on the left of the road at 760 m above sea level (P III).
Return: Where the stream flows almost level under a brown earth wall after the last waterfall (see photo 21), get out on the right and head towards the concrete footbridge (photo 22). From here, follow the path, which is closed due to the risk of slipping, to the PI parking lot. Alternatively, after about 100 m from the exit, you can follow the clear footprints on the left up the slope (dotted purple line). This takes you out of the canyon much faster and 'lands' on the edge of a new development area (photo 22). You could park a second car in this area or hike down to the P I parking lot at the gendarmerie on the D 11.

Rivière Noire Vauchelet: Parking at Entry
Comment: für die Einstiege E2 und E3
Access: There are several entry points, thus several accesses and accordingly several accesses.There is a suitable upper entry (with an alternative) and a lower entry.For all entries, the exit point is the same. So we park the car for the exit on a large parking lot behind a school and near the gendarmerie (= police) (P I). We get there by driving up from Basse-Terre on the N 3, from St-Claude (village center) on the D 11 in the direction of the volcano Soufrière. In St-Claude, before the gendarmerie, we turn left on the Chemin de la Cascade and see on the left the large parking lot P I (see general map on photo 1).This parking lot (P I) is also the parking lot for access 1 a, so there is no shuttle here.For access 2 (same entry point - E 2 - into the canyon as in 1 ) one drives (or walks, if one has only one vehicle available) from the gendarmerie on the D 11 about 840 m further uphill. The road makes a slight turn to the left here, then another to the right. In this slight bend to the right, a bumpy dirt road turns off to the left. On the left of the road there is a large open space where we park (if we have one) the upper car for access 2 (P II). If we want to realize an 'integral' ascent of the canyon - entry point E 2 or E 3 - we drive with the second car about 1 km further and park it at the picnic area ('Beau Soleil') on the left of the road at 760 m above sea level (P III).
Return: Where the stream flows almost level under a brown earth wall after the last waterfall (see photo 21), get out on the right and head towards the concrete footbridge (photo 22). From here, follow the path, which is closed due to the risk of slipping, to the PI parking lot. Alternatively, after about 100 m from the exit, you can follow the clear footprints on the left up the slope (dotted purple line). This takes you out of the canyon much faster and 'lands' on the edge of a new development area (photo 22). You could park a second car in this area or hike down to the P I parking lot at the gendarmerie on the D 11.

Riviere du Haut du Galion: Canyon Start
Approach: First on the road closed to motor vehicles the said 1.5 km up to the parking lot Savane à Mulets at 1140 m altitude. If you go from the parking lot on the road to the crater Citerne a few meters further, there is a large prominent boulder on the left. Just opposite the center of this boulder, on the right side of the road, take about 7 steps off the asphalt edge into the greenery, then turn left at a right angle and descend into a narrow ditch. Continue to descend in this ditch. Above on the left there is a concrete shelter. Continue to descend in the ditch, secured by ropes in all critical passages, as there is a measuring station below (2013). Right below appears a spring with gray sulfur water. Above left along this sulfur ditch (traverese rope). Descend through dense greenery to the stream, cross the stream and now on the right bank on a fixed rope further descend through the botany. At an upper right spring with about 40 ° warm, orange water into the streambed (about 15 minutes from the road).
Tour: 6 rappels, max. 40m. It is worth climbing up a dry side stream flowing in from the left to the rock face. The vapors from the vertical hot rock face are impressive.The belay for the 40m waterfall is on the left behind a small rock wall after a 40m tobogan, which must also be rappelled.The rock in the watercourse is grippy.At the exit of the tour you can take a bath in the 'heated' water basin at the parking lot 'Bains Jaunes' (yellow bath).

Riviere du Haut du Galion: Canyon End
Return: After the 40 m high waterfall, descend on the left bank on a secured path to the large pool visible from above. Turn right here on the path back to Bains Jaunes. From there, hitch a ride up to the parking lot or walk for 30 minutes.

Riviere du Haut du Galion: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Basse-Terre on the N3 up to St. Claude and continue on the road up to the volcano Soufrière. Pass the Maison du Volcan and the Bains Jaunes and after another 1.5 km leave the car at the parking Savane à Mulets. In 2013 is for the car at the parking lot Bains Jaunes end (950 m alt.), because the road further up is closed due to rockfall. A no-passing sign quite at the beginning of the driveway to this parking lot is apparently generally ignored.
Return: After the 40 m high waterfall, descend on the left bank on a secured path to the large pool visible from above. Turn right here on the path back to Bains Jaunes. From there, hitch a ride up to the parking lot or walk for 30 minutes.

L'Infern (Valencia): Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the trail 'PR-V147', which first descends in a southwesterly direction, then making a wide arc to the north, to the spring fountain 'Font del Reinos'. Then it descends westward into the canyon of the Riu Girona (waypoint 38.788864, -0.136900 - 290 m a.s.l.). From here it is about 15 min. to the beginning of the Infern.
Tour: Up to 12 rappel; Partly difficult to go around the marmitas trampas or climb out of them.

L'Infern (Valencia): Canyon End
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Return: After the half-cave 'Cova Santa' and the exit of the technical-sporty part, we continue for about 30 minutes in the bed of the Rio Girona (keeping left at a fork). Then we reach the place where the path that descends from Fleix on the right slope in precise serpentines crosses the riverbed (180 m above sea level). We follow the path up the left slope until we reach the road again at the height. On it a few hundred meters and we are back at the signpost and the nearby car.

L'Infern (Valencia): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: After the A 7 has crossed the N 340, which is also a freeway, in the south of Valencia, we stay on the A 7 for another 62 km until we reach exit 61. Here we turn off onto the N 332 and continue for about 3 km to Oliva. From here, continue south on the CV 715 to Pego. From there, take the CV 712 in the direction of Vall d'Ebo. About 8 km after Pego we reach a plateau. Turn left at the replica of a windmill and continue for about 6 km (alternating between dirt road and tarred road) until you reach some houses on the right of the road. At the second junction of a tarred road to the west there is a signpost for hiking trails. Here we turn right, following the signpost 'PR-V147' and park the car in the open area in front of the houses (505 m above sea level).
Return: After the half-cave 'Cova Santa' and the exit of the technical-sporty part, we continue for about 30 minutes in the bed of the Rio Girona (keeping left at a fork). Then we reach the place where the path that descends from Fleix on the right slope in precise serpentines crosses the riverbed (180 m above sea level). We follow the path up the left slope until we reach the road again at the height. On it a few hundred meters and we are back at the signpost and the nearby car.

Duraton: Canyon Start
Approach: On said dirt road a few hundred meters, then you can already see the main cascades. Before the path reaches the cascades, follow the orographic tracks on the left slope upwards, bypassing the rocky outcrop at the edge of the cascade and descending in a northwesterly direction to the streambed.
Tour: 5 rappel, see photos

Duraton: Canyon End
Return: After the last cascade, go out to the left onto the dirt road and back to the car.

Duraton: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Madrid on the N1/E5 92 km northward or from Burgos also on the N1/E5 145 km southward, until you reach the Puerto de Somosierra. From here, enter the village of Somosierra. At the northern edge of the village, the old pass road - now a dead end - goes downhill. After about 200 m, a dirt road leads away from the old pass road to the right in an easterly direction. Park your car here.
Return: After the last cascade, go out to the left onto the dirt road and back to the car.

Nava: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car up the slope, it takes about 20 minutes to reach a green iron gate that blocks the path (1325 m above sea level). Continue on a hiking trail that leads south into the valley, where the canyon awaits us at the head of the valley. In 1 hour from Eisengatter you pass 2 alpine pastures and after crossing the stream you reach a large rock block with a cross and statue of the Virgin Mary (1540 m above sea level) - the exit area. Continue uphill in serpentines for about 70 minutes until you can cross to the right into the streambed at 1830 m above sea level. If we want to approach the canyon from above, we continue uphill until we can easily descend to the stream below the dam wall.
Tour: 18 rappel, see photos and video

Nava: Canyon End
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Nava: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: auf etwa 1830m Höhe
Access: From the provincial capital of Avila, which is well worth seeing, take the N 110 in the (south-westerly) direction of Plasenica. After 81 km you reach El Barco de Avila, drive past the village across the river, continue on the N 110, then turn left after approx. 4 km and drive via Navatejares (!) to Nava del Barco (approx. 11 km from the turn-off from the N 110). In Nava del Barco, head for the south-western end of the town and drive south on the tarred road (Umbrias). Soon turn left at a stone cross. You come to a fork in the tarred road with a large information board. Pass in front of the information board on the left and then turn left up the concrete slope. At the top, follow the forest road in roughly the same direction. Ignore a turn-off to the left downhill. This brings you to a bridge - Puente de las Juntas - before a steep ascent on a deteriorating track. Park your car on the right before the bridge (1165 m above sea level).
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Nava: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the provincial capital of Avila, which is well worth seeing, take the N 110 in the (south-westerly) direction of Plasenica. After 81 km you reach El Barco de Avila, drive past the village across the river, continue on the N 110, then turn left after approx. 4 km and drive via Navatejares (!) to Nava del Barco (approx. 11 km from the turn-off from the N 110). In Nava del Barco, head for the south-western end of the town and drive south on the tarred road (Umbrias). Soon turn left at a stone cross. You come to a fork in the tarred road with a large information board. Pass in front of the information board on the left and then turn left up the concrete slope. At the top, follow the forest road in roughly the same direction. Ignore a turn-off to the left downhill. This brings you to a bridge - Puente de las Juntas - before a steep ascent on a deteriorating track. Park your car on the right before the bridge (1165 m above sea level).
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Strmi Graben: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the overgrown forest path to its exit, then stay on the transverse path. This path is exposed in places but always clearly visible until above the large waterfall. Cross the stream and stay above the rock faces along indistinct tracks until you reach a clear transverse path in the area of a flat saddle. Follow this path to the right to the streambed. Intermediate access. Just before you cross the Strmi ditch for the first time, you can also ascend to the right over a largely pathless ridge until you can cross back into the streambed on the left. You reach the canyon after the first 3 rappels.
Tour: After a short walking passages with a small slide, you stand in front of a larger clamping block. * 5m rappel from tree stump or rock head on the right * 10m rappel or downclimb from anchors on the right * 30m rappel over several pools. Anchor on the right Intermediate entry. Start of a short gorge * 10m rappel under a clamping block. Anchor for traverse rope at the back right * 6m rappel from anchor left * 25m rappel from chain on the right * 7m rappel from anchor left Walking passages with a 10m abseil from sling around root to traverse with access route * 6m downclimb in rock channel * 5m rappel from tree with sling on the right * 15m rappel from 2 anchors on the left under the edge. Fixed ropes available * 30m rappel from chain on the right * 15m rappel from chain left * 60m rappel from chain left, watch out for falling rocks. * 35m rappel from anchor right to ledge * 35m rappel from anchor left, about 4m below three small trees.

Strmi Graben: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz an der Strasse
Access: Exit: From Kranskja Gora, follow road 201 towards Jesenice. After Gozd Martuljek, you will pass two signposted parking lots. About 300m after the second parking lot, you can park just before the bridge over the mostly dry stream. Entry: Follow the road for about 700m, then turn left onto a sand road. Follow this sand road over a hairpin bend, then park on the right just before an overgrown forest path. Space for 3 cars.
Return: Cross out on the orographic left slope and descend via a short scree gully. In the area of a high seat begins a hunters path on the left slope that leads back to the car.

Strmi Graben: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkbucht neben Sandstrasse
Access: Exit: From Kranskja Gora, follow road 201 towards Jesenice. After Gozd Martuljek, you will pass two signposted parking lots. About 300m after the second parking lot, you can park just before the bridge over the mostly dry stream. Entry: Follow the road for about 700m, then turn left onto a sand road. Follow this sand road over a hairpin bend, then park on the right just before an overgrown forest path. Space for 3 cars.
Return: Cross out on the orographic left slope and descend via a short scree gully. In the area of a high seat begins a hunters path on the left slope that leads back to the car.

Strmi Graben: Canyon End
Return: Cross out on the orographic left slope and descend via a short scree gully. In the area of a high seat begins a hunters path on the left slope that leads back to the car.

Gorja de la Fou: Canyon Start
Approach: We now continue up the slope on foot. After about 5.6 km we come to a water basin. Here we head south between the pine trees directly into the barranco. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6951563 It is also possible to enter the Barranc del Retaule beforehand, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=8826379 Access via the Bco. Cireres is also possible (see there).
Tour: 13 rappels; first running and downclimbing in the Barranc de la Carrasca, then the Barranc des Cirerers enters from the right, it gets narrower and the rappels begin. Where the canyon opens up again, a longer running section follows before we tackle the final section. Before this final section, you can exit to the left onto a path that leads down to the slope.

Gorja de la Fou: Canyon End
Return: Back on the slope we are at the car in a few minutes.

Gorja de la Fou: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 (Autopista de la Mediterrania) on the way from Tarragona towards Valencia about 23 km after crossing the Ebro at exit 43 - Vinaròs. After leaving the highway, take the N-238 towards Vinaròs for about 2 km, but then turn right and take the CV-11 towards La Senia. We pass El Castel and arrive at La Senia (about 18.8 km from the highway exit). From La Senia, continue on the CV-105 to the Pantà de Ulldecona reservoir (about 7.5 km from the center of La Senia). We drive over an arm of the reservoir and turn right immediately after the bridge onto a dirt road. First we ride along the reservoir, then we cross the river on its eastern bank and stay right at the next fork. Continue on the main path along the Barranc de la Fou until you reach a parking lot with information boards on the banks of the stream (10.3 km from the bridge over the reservoir). We park our car here. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522177
Return: Back on the slope we are at the car in a few minutes.

Regatxol: Canyon Start
Approach: We now walk/ride as this slope and always follow the "main path", initially roughly horizontally in a northerly direction, then downhill in a westerly direction. At the double serpentine, the Salt de Cabrit (25 m) can be found righthand side in the streambed, which is secured and can be approached from the slope. Further along the slope, we see the Ragatxol disappearing between the rocks on the right (4.3 km from the junction). Here we enter the streambed and continue to the narrowing. Access from Tortosa (east): * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2210907 Access from Beceite (from the north):\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10589202\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2810706
Tour: First a few rappel jumps, then the big rappel in the Kethedrale. Depending on the water level, the rappel height here can vary between 45m and 55m. Afterwards, a bit of walking and a few more gum hops, then we are already at the exit of the tour.

Regatxol: Canyon End
Return: At the cairn, take the path on the left up to the slope and on this left to the car. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632534\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632534

Paridora: Canyon Start
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Approach: Where the slope crosses the dry stream, which is barely recognizable as such. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2499551
Tour: Varied descent with at least one "forced pit". Towards the exit there are several exit options onto the mountain path, exit on this after the final 34m rappel * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2640157

Paridora: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the path upwards, if in doubt keep left (close to the stream). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7191843

Vall Figuera: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: départ par Raco del Salt de Ximenot (descente)
Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon Start1
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Comment: Vallfiguera direct depuis le GR171 (descente)
Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie pour sentier de retour vers le haut (descente)
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint
Comment: pour descendre par une piste du bas vers parking aval (Alti 450m) (descente)

Vall Figuera: Waypoint1
Comment: longue marche par la piste (descente)

Vall Figuera: Parking at Entry
Comment: alternative : navette possible (descente)
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). In the town, we continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. \At the large square "Plaça de la Corona d'Aragó" - before reaching the shopping center on the right - we turn left into Av. Ports Tortosa-Beseit. First we drive via Roquetes, then take the Cami de Caro in many hairpin bends up into the high valley at the foot of Monte Caro - 19.6 km from Tortosa. Where the road branches off here, we do not take the road on the left up to Monte Caro, but keep to the right. After 170 m, turn right again and drive in a slight right-hand bend until the road bends to the left again. Here we park our car (1070 m above sea level). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522201 Integral, but alternative starting point: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11659547
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint2
Comment: Départ de la piste vers le parking du bas (altitude 435m) (descente)

Vall Figuera: Canyon End
Comment: sortie vers "CARO" (descente)
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint3
Comment: monter le couloir raide (descente)

Comment: confluence de Ximenot et Vallfiguera (descente)

Salt de Ximenot: Canyon Start
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Approach: The Salt del Ximenot has 2 branches. In the left one we find a 60m rappel. This is also specially regulated. We take the other, short one and follow the slope through the forest. After emerging from the wakld, we head into the right-hand ditch (NE) and follow it down to the first rappel (20 m clamping block)
Tour: 2 rappels, then the main canyon (with the C 60) comes from the left, we cross a path and after some downclimbing we come to the R 45. Then we cross a path again (our way back) and after 3 more rappels we descend into the Vall Figuera. In Vall Figuera we walk to its exit (see description there).

Salt de Ximenot: Canyon End
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Return: Like Vall Figuera: At the iron signpost on the ground, first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, come to the GR 7.6 and over it up to the road. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513 ( 01h 30' ) Follow the main road for about 1 km in a northerly direction to the car.

Penyagalera: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the signposts through the river to the northern bank and follow the well-marked path uphill. After about 50 minutes we come to a first saddle. We cross a rock bar and come to another saddle. We continue to follow the yellow-white or yellow markings. We now walk along the orographic right edge of a wide hollow. At a suitable point we descend on sight into this barranco. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11363047
Tour: We come to the first 3 rappels, then a side barranco comes from the left. The route now descends in gulps until the next rappel, now already in a narrow barranco. This is followed by a run in the canyon, which is now open again, a few more rappels and then the highlight. We first abseil 12 m into the huge cauldron below us to a vertical belay on a ledge. This is followed by the 45 m rappel in the "Gran Circo". After 2 more rappels we are at the bottom.

Penyagalera: Canyon End
Return: We walk downstream, enter the streambed of the Río Ulldemó and walk in it until we reach the car.

Penyagalera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We start in Valderrobres on the bridge over the Río Matarraña. First we drive west on the A-231 for about 500 m in the direction of Horta de San Joan, then we turn off at the large traffic circle onto the A-2412 and now drive south. After 6.2 km we arrive at Beceite. Here we follow the signs "La Pesquera" or the Camino of the same name and arrive on a dirt road in the valley of the Río Ulldemó.\nAfter 3.1 km (from the center of Beceite) we arrive directly at the river at the signpost "PR-TE 151 Peñagalera" to a small parking bay, where we park our car.
Return: We walk downstream, enter the streambed of the Río Ulldemó and walk in it until we reach the car.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately on the right, before the water reservoir, head north into the right-hand Canal D'Ulleres/Vall d'Uixó I (signpost). Cf. * and * But we continue along the track. It initially heads south, then after crossing a stream it walks northwest. Later it bends again towards the southwest. Immediately afterwards, as the path begins to descend again, we descend to the right into the streambed. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2534274
Tour: First part (about 1/4 length) narrow, in grown rock, some - filled - pools; then (after joining the right Canal Uixo I) open streambed with plenty of water after a karst spring emerges.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Canyon End
Return: Where the stream meets the slope below the road at a perpendicular angle, out to the (lower) car.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. However, we continue on the T-333 for another 270 m before turning left onto the road heading south towards the mountains (El Port). After 9.6 km (from T-333) we come to a kind of picnic area. About 1 km further on, we see "our" stream coming from the right. Here - immediately before the start of the ascent - we park our car, possibly the lower one. With the second car (if the condition of the slope allows it) or on foot, we now ascend the slope. We reach a saddle at an altitude of around 870 m and drive/walk down the other side. We come to a water reservoir and park our car here.
Return: Where the stream meets the slope below the road at a perpendicular angle, out to the (lower) car.

Gravet: Canyon Start
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Approach: From the parking area, continue eastwards down the slope and soon you will be looking at a cauldron of imposing rocky outcrops ('Guillerias') up to 100 m high.You now cross the Rio de Rupit again - here begins the canyon Salt de Sallent de Rupit down to the right - and continue to follow the slope until a path on the right leads down to the entry into the Gravet. A little later you reach the streambed of the Ravet with the first rappel point.
Tour: Short canyon with a beautiful 30 m rappel (5 rappels in total) in a magnificent setting. If water flows at the beginning, it may soon seep away.

Gravet: Canyon End
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Return: After the last abseiling point with a larger pool, work your way down through boulders for another 50 m until you come to a path that crosses the stream (cairn on a larger boulder). Follow the path to the right (westwards) and continue along it under the rock faces until the entire path, clearly recognizable by the paving, leads in serpentines up to the plateau (approx. 25 min. to here). From here it is about 10 minutes back to the car.

Gravet: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Comment: die letzten 150m auf Piste
Access: Coming from France (Perpignan) on the A-7 highway, leave it at the Figueres (Nord) exit and drive through the city onto the N-260 towards Olot, Ripoll, and at Olot turn onto the C-152, later the C-153 towards Vic. At first the road is flat, later it climbs steeply and after about 30 km (from Olot) you reach the turn-off (left = south) to Rupit. There is a large parking lot before Rupit. Turn right here, drive over the bridge (the river is the Rio or Riera de Rupit) and slowly descend on the road (approx. 2 km) until you come to a large plateau on the left, where it makes sense to park the car if you do not have a four-wheel drive vehicle.
Return: After the last abseiling point with a larger pool, work your way down through boulders for another 50 m until you come to a path that crosses the stream (cairn on a larger boulder). Follow the path to the right (westwards) and continue along it under the rock faces until the entire path, clearly recognizable by the paving, leads in serpentines up to the plateau (approx. 25 min. to here). From here it is about 10 minutes back to the car.

Deiningbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parked vehicle, first walk along the Deiningbach on its orographic right-hand side, first on the road, then on a forest path, finally on the hiking trail up to the Heimgarten summit; the path now leads along the Rotwandgraben, an (orographic) right-hand side stream of the Deiningbach. At around 900 m above sea level, you reach a forest path, which you follow to the right. Two hiking trails branch off to the left, but we stay down to the right and reach the Deiningbach again, which we cross at 930 m above sea level. The trail now climbs steeply on the other side on a hunters path. At around 1140 m above sea level, the path then heads NNW along the slope and leads us up to a forestry administration 'service hut' (1210 m above sea level). 50 meters before reaching the hut, an indistinct path turns left and leads, first slightly downhill, to a ditch (stream), then uphill again to the next ditch, the Deiningbach (1170 m above sea level, entry).
Tour: Mostly downclimbing, some rappels. The high rappel near the exit is now secured. Either return to the access path on the right at 930 m above sea level and return to the car in 20 minutes (recommended). Or continue down the stream to a 5 m waterfall; then turn left onto a path that later crosses the stream to the right and finally leads to the forest road of the ascent.

Deiningbach: Canyon End
Return: After the described exits on the approach path back to the car.

Deiningbach: Canyon Start1
Approach: From the parked vehicle, first walk along the Deiningbach on its orographic right-hand side, first on the road, then on a forest path, finally on the hiking trail up to the Heimgarten summit; the path now leads along the Rotwandgraben, an (orographic) right-hand side stream of the Deiningbach. At around 900 m above sea level, you reach a forest path, which you follow to the right. Two hiking trails branch off to the left, but we stay down to the right and reach the Deiningbach again, which we cross at 930 m above sea level. The trail now climbs steeply on the other side on a hunters path. At around 1140 m above sea level, the path then heads NNW along the slope and leads us up to a forestry administration 'service hut' (1210 m above sea level). 50 meters before reaching the hut, an indistinct path turns left and leads, first slightly downhill, to a ditch (stream), then uphill again to the next ditch, the Deiningbach (1170 m above sea level, entry).
Tour: Mostly downclimbing, some rappels. The high rappel near the exit is now secured. Either return to the access path on the right at 930 m above sea level and return to the car in 20 minutes (recommended). Or continue down the stream to a 5 m waterfall; then turn left onto a path that later crosses the stream to the right and finally leads to the forest road of the ascent.

Deiningbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Either coming from Munich via Kochel or from the direction of Mittenwald via Wallgau, in each case on the B11 to the village of Walchensee at the reservoir of the same name (approx. 11.5 km from Kochel). Here we head for the Herzogstandbahn with a large (paid) parking lot. Directly south of it is the bridge over the Deinigbach, which we still cross to turn right immediately afterwards into the Dainingsbachweg. Here another 350 m direction SW and then park the car on the right (approx. 830 m above sea level).
Return: After the described exits on the approach path back to the car.

Deiningbach: Waypoint
Comment: 1 : prendre sentier "445" direction "Heimgarten" (descente)
Approach: From the parked vehicle, first walk along the Deiningbach on its orographic right-hand side, first on the road, then on a forest path, finally on the hiking trail up to the Heimgarten summit; the path now leads along the Rotwandgraben, an (orographic) right-hand side stream of the Deiningbach. At around 900 m above sea level, you reach a forest path, which you follow to the right. Two hiking trails branch off to the left, but we stay down to the right and reach the Deiningbach again, which we cross at 930 m above sea level. The trail now climbs steeply on the other side on a hunters path. At around 1140 m above sea level, the path then heads NNW along the slope and leads us up to a forestry administration 'service hut' (1210 m above sea level). 50 meters before reaching the hut, an indistinct path turns left and leads, first slightly downhill, to a ditch (stream), then uphill again to the next ditch, the Deiningbach (1170 m above sea level, entry).

Deiningbach: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : bifurcation: à droite ("445" - "Heimgarten") (descente)

Deiningbach: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 : bifurcation: à droite vers ruisseau (Deiningbach) - sortir "445" (descente)

Deiningbach: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 : traverser Deiningbach et prendre la sente zig-zag vers le haut (descente)

Comment: 5 : vers nord-ouest - passer la hut de chasse et continuer quasi horizontal (descente)

Comment: 6 : autre sente de la bas - continuer vers le-haut (nord) (descente)

Comment: Approche alternative (sente : longer au dessus du ruisseau) ici à droite vers le haut (descente)

Gachentodklamm: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Everything was fine, much less wood in the canyon than a few years ago. Drilled one new anchor at the only place where you need one.
2024-02-11: Everything tip-top!
Approach: We continue along the forest road, soon we come to a fork, where we keep right ("Walchensee", "Durchs Eschenlainetal", "Heimgarten"). About 1,8 km further or 25 min. later we cross the Eschenlaine. 800m further (in about 15 min) we keep left at the next fork. About 300m further we come to the bridge over the slide brake of the Eschenlaine. The access to the canyons starts with a 35m rappel from the rods under the bridge.
Tour: After the 35m rappel, a first large wooden obstruction stands in our way at the exit of the large pool. We climb over it and begin the path through the dark gorge. It won't be the last log jam, in between there are walks and short swims, smaller rappels and the occasional opportunity to jump (watch out for dead wood under the dark water surface). After well over an hour, the canyon widens and the Eschenlaine offers several more possible jumps in open terrain.

Gachentodklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Everything was fine, much less wood in the canyon than a few years ago. Drilled one new anchor at the only place where you need one.
2024-02-11: Everything tip-top!
Return: We get off at the pipe culvert on the slope, which we have gone in the access. Now either directly back to the parking lot or after about 15 min. re-entry into the Eschenlaine to let follow the walk of the Asamklamm.

Gachentodklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-21: Everything was fine, much less wood in the canyon than a few years ago. Drilled one new anchor at the only place where you need one.
2024-02-11: Everything tip-top!
Access: From the BAB 95 (Munich-Garmisch-Partenkirchen) via exit 11 ("Eschenlohe") in eastern direction to Eschenlohe. We cross the B 12 and keep right in the center of Eschenlohe on the Garmischer Straße. We come to a covered bridge over the Loisach, cross the river and then take the Walchenseestraße on the other side half-left. After not quite 300m (from Loisach bridge) we cross the Eschenlaine, which normally has no water flow at this point. After another 300m the road bends in a right angle to SSO. From here another 1100m and we park our car in front of the no driving sign on the right at the edge of the forest.
Return: We get off at the pipe culvert on the slope, which we have gone in the access. Now either directly back to the parking lot or after about 15 min. re-entry into the Eschenlaine to let follow the walk of the Asamklamm.

Gerstenrieder Graben: Canyon Start
Approach: On the B 307 back again 250m (in a westerly direction) and then up the forest road to the right in a northerly direction. After about 6 minutes we cross the Gerstenrieder ditch and climb up the opposite slope for another 25 min (approx.). The path flattens out and we come to a clearing. Here a clear track goes off to the left in the direction of NW. We follow it, come to a forest canyon and descend it to the streambed of the Gerstenrieder ditch. Alternatively, you can also cross the slope in the upper part of this forest canyon in the direction of NNW and then meet the streambed a little higher (2 additional small rappels).
Tour: After a running section, a sequence of rock steps with pools begins, into which it is possible to jump or slide in some cases (after prior testing). Then there are some deadwood obstacles to climb down. 2 somewhat higher rappels follow before crossing the ascent path and meeting the marrow ditch descending from the left. In this further downhill to its mouth in the Walchen/Sylvensteinstausees.

Gerstenrieder Graben: Canyon End
Return: On the last rock step turn left and walk up to the parking lot.

Ambra (Inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: In the middle of the dam, on the downstream side, you can see a tiny cottage. To the left of it there is a door in the wire fence. Here first on some steps down towards an old dilapidated stone bridge. To the left of it on the brick dam foundation to the exit of the foundation, then descend to the right over boulders to the deepest point. From here rope in.
Tour: Relatively short canyon with beautiful rappels. Problematic is that even in the event of a malfunction of the power plant, the not exactly little water from the upper Rierna is directed past the small reservoir into the canyon and that too automatically. This means a deadly and incalculable danger.

Ambra (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall, swim across the pool and climb along the left rock wall. Return to the car along the path.

Bordione (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Sewage flows into the stream near the bridge!!!!! Almost the whole group now has gastrointestinal problems! Report made to the municipality.
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Approach: After the bridge, follow the trail above the bus stop-->after the first switchback, a path leads down to the stream (700Hm)
Tour: The Loco is up to the first exit possibility (shovel turbine) rather short, but beautiful and entertaining --> you have overcome the first small steps of the canyon comes already the highest rappel point (about 50m) which is located after the road bridge --> the stand is very exposed and is reached by means of a rope traverse --> there follow 2 short rappel and a slide, before you stand in front of the beautifully polished narrows --> here no way around! (rappel directly in the water course) --> after that there are 2 nice pools and a rappel point, where you have an exit possibility after the 2nd pool on the left (fixed rope) --> if you don't get out here, you have another rappel point -->the last few meters are rappelled before you stand in front of the small self-built paddle wheel --> according to the info, the 2nd (lower) part is not worthwhile, so we got out here (at about 510Hm). (Exit 1) --> if you go further there are more exit possibilities. Exit 2: Before the 45 m drop into the Isorno, Exit 2: rappel into the Isorno.

Bordione (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-17: Sewage flows into the stream near the bridge!!!!! Almost the whole group now has gastrointestinal problems! Report made to the municipality.
2024-08-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bordione Tous equipement est en place. On est sorti au niveau du moulin avant la confluence. L'eau n'est pas très propre (Quelle: https://www...
Comment: Exit 2
Return: Before the last 45 m drop into the Isorno, there is a small old mill on the left (Exit 2). From here, a dilapidated path leads steeply up to the village in 45 minutes. Another rappel option is to rappel down the last drop, then climb or swim approx. 600 m downstream in the Isorno to a footbridge and then climb up the path on the left. (Exit 3) Be careful at Exit 3 through the Isorno. The Isorno has an automatically controlled water intake (+41 91 756 66 15)

Bordione (inferiore): Alternative Canyon End
2025-08-17: Sewage flows into the stream near the bridge!!!!! Almost the whole group now has gastrointestinal problems! Report made to the municipality.
2024-08-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bordione Tous equipement est en place. On est sorti au niveau du moulin avant la confluence. L'eau n'est pas très propre (Quelle: https://www...
Comment: Exit 1
Return: Before the last 45 m drop into the Isorno, there is a small old mill on the left (Exit 2). From here, a dilapidated path leads steeply up to the village in 45 minutes. Another rappel option is to rappel down the last drop, then climb or swim approx. 600 m downstream in the Isorno to a footbridge and then climb up the path on the left. (Exit 3) Be careful at Exit 3 through the Isorno. The Isorno has an automatically controlled water intake (+41 91 756 66 15)

Bordione (inferiore): Alternative Canyon End1
Comment: Exit 3
Return: Before the last 45 m drop into the Isorno, there is a small old mill on the left (Exit 2). From here, a dilapidated path leads steeply up to the village in 45 minutes. Another rappel option is to rappel down the last drop, then climb or swim approx. 600 m downstream in the Isorno to a footbridge and then climb up the path on the left. (Exit 3) Be careful at Exit 3 through the Isorno. The Isorno has an automatically controlled water intake (+41 91 756 66 15)

Bordione (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca take the highway to Locarno --> take the exit to Lorcano Centovalli-Valle Maggia,-Onsernone--> continue towards Ponte Brolla at the bridge turn left over the Maggia to Onsernone--> at the exit of Cavigliano turn right on the winding mountain road to Loco--> at the end of Loco look for a parking place after the bridge (canyon) (few parking places available).

Bordione (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Valle del Carcale: Canyon Start
2025-05-02: All stands good. Otherwise always trees present
2024-09-28: Water level top, anchors are sufficient ;-) Still a lot of wood in the canyon.
2024-05-11: All good, some renovation work has been carried out on the stands. Some improvisation is still needed in various places. Dead chamois out of the water.
Approach: 20m further uphill on the road we turn right up a path that takes us to the municipal water reservoir. Continuing steeply uphill through the sparse forest, we reach a cross path and keep right. After a few meters, a path on the right descends to the lower entry. For the upper access, continue uphill until you reach another water reservoir at the top of a small hill. Beyond the hill, the trail enters the streambed. See trail map: http://www.swisscanyon.ch/canyons/cartine/carcale.jpg
Tour: In a forest canyon rich in vegetation, running trails alternate with waterfalls (about 15).

Valle del Carcale: Canyon End
2025-05-02: All stands good. Otherwise always trees present
2024-09-28: Water level top, anchors are sufficient ;-) Still a lot of wood in the canyon.
2024-05-11: All good, some renovation work has been carried out on the stands. Some improvisation is still needed in various places. Dead chamois out of the water.
Return: After the last waterfall (C25) in the stream out to the road and the car.

Valle del Carcale: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-02: All stands good. Otherwise always trees present
2024-09-28: Water level top, anchors are sufficient ;-) Still a lot of wood in the canyon.
2024-05-11: All good, some renovation work has been carried out on the stands. Some improvisation is still needed in various places. Dead chamois out of the water.
Access: Take the B13 from Locarno or from the opposite direction from Riazzino to Gordola. There we turn downhill into Via Gaggiole, after 350m turn left again into Via Mulini. Another 250m further on, before the bridge over the Carcale, we turn left into Via Cecchino. We now drive 230m and park the car near the hairpin bend - view of the final waterfall.
Return: After the last waterfall (C25) in the stream out to the road and the car.

Lierbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the path that runs along the waterfalls. The start is just before the bridge that crosses the riverbed for the third time.
Tour: A sequence of seven rappels.

Lierbach: Canyon End
Return: Out of the stream across the road to the car.

Lierbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Park at the parking lot below the All Saints Waterfalls.
Return: Out of the stream across the road to the car.

Fazenda inf.: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: slippery, jumps possible
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Approach: From the car back to the bridge and immediately south of the bridge down to the creek.
Tour: Walking, downclimbing, involuntary slides and 3 rappels (8m - 12m - 22m) await us. The 1st rappel goes into a pool that siphons. If the water flow is greater, be aware of the danger this poses (when rappelling, you can go out to the left without having to rappel all the way into the pool). At the E-Werk you can exit directly or continue to the last step that descends into the sea.

Fazenda inf.: Canyon End
2025-09-28: slippery, jumps possible
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Return: From the E-Werk up the road to ER 1-2, unless you have parked a second car at the E-Werk.

Chilentobel: Canyon Start
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2025-12-06: No grödel required for access and in the canyon. Some ice on the highest rappel. Unfortunately more wood in the canyon.
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Approach: Continue on the little road, which is now closed to motor traffic, until after approx. 500 m on the right a bridge leads over the Chrummfluebach. Beyond, the path leads uphill on the orographic left slope of the Chrummfluebach, which crosses the Chilentobel here. After about 45 minutes (from Besenbeiz) you reach a steel footbridge at a slide brake. Here you rope down into the brook.
Tour: In the first part quite open canyon; after entering the attractive narrow part can practically always jump or slide. However, it is sometimes inevitable that the first rappel and determine where to jump (!). Also suitable for beginners.

Chilentobel: Canyon End
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2025-12-06: No grödel required for access and in the canyon. Some ice on the highest rappel. Unfortunately more wood in the canyon.
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Return: After the exit of the gulch, turn right before the bridge. After the tour I recommend the breaded "Plätzli" (in German: Schnitzel) in the Besenbeiz (I don't get any commission!).

Cholschlagerbach III: Canyon Start
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cholschlager Bach La partie 1 nous a suffit, quelques rappels et roche sympa quand même ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
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2025-01-26: There is no alternative entry above the parking lot. It's just a mess in the wood and only makes the slide longer. Hook placement strange up to the parking lot. After that the stream is OK. Best at th...
Approach: From the bridge (465m above sea level) on the field path heading SW towards the single house, passing it on the left, we come to a mule track in the forest, follow this 150 (route) meters uphill, then turn left onto a path that leads us further up the mountain. The path walks towards the Cholschlagerbach stream and we follow it up to the road and then join it above the road bridge. It is also possible to cross the Plonser and Tilser roads.
Tour: Varied, largely open, beautiful red sandstone, lots of downclimbing. There are also two walkable parts further up, but also a water catchment. Many emergency exits. see photos and video

Cholschlagerbach III: Canyon End
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cholschlager Bach La partie 1 nous a suffit, quelques rappels et roche sympa quand même ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
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2025-01-26: There is no alternative entry above the parking lot. It's just a mess in the wood and only makes the slide longer. Hook placement strange up to the parking lot. After that the stream is OK. Best at th...
Return: After reaching the bottom of the valley, turn left and take the approach path (past the house) back to the car.

Cholschlagerbach III: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-01-26: There is no alternative entry above the parking lot. It's just a mess in the wood and only makes the slide longer. Hook placement strange up to the parking lot. After that the stream is OK. Best at th...
Access: We leave the highway no. 3 (Chur - Zurich) at the Sargans exit (no. 50) and drive towards the center of the village, finally on Wangserstrasse. Straight ahead past the central "Platz", we turn right into the next street - Bachstrasse - and drive along this (it continues into Plonserfeldstrasse, later Seezstrasse) for 3.1 km (from the start of Bachstrasse). Then turn left over the bridge and park your car.
Return: After reaching the bottom of the valley, turn left and take the approach path (past the house) back to the car.

Cholschlagerbach III: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge (465m above sea level) on the field path heading SW towards the single house, passing it on the left, we come to a mule track in the forest, follow this 150 (route) meters uphill, then turn left onto a path that leads us further up the mountain. The path walks towards the Cholschlagerbach stream and we follow it up to the road and then join it above the road bridge. It is also possible to cross the Plonser and Tilser roads.
Tour: Varied, largely open, beautiful red sandstone, lots of downclimbing. There are also two walkable parts further up, but also a water catchment. Many emergency exits. see photos and video

Tassi: Canyon Start
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Approach: * (P. 61)

Tassi: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tassi Une approche en mode rando , départ du canyon sauvage et glissant . Équipement correct . Prévoir de quoi reequiper au cas ou . (Quelle...
Return: * (P. 61)

Chenau de l'Envers: Canyon Start
2024-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chenau de l'Envers Eau trouble et sale suite au orage, plein de mousse. On évite de boire la tasse (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
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Approach: From this homestead west to the canyon rim and then down a trail on the slope south to the creek. Entry by the bridge. Brunner/Betrisey in their book come to the same entry point from the other side of the stream (cf. there).
Tour: Pure rappel canyon with 15 rappel, no emergency exit.

Chenau de l'Envers: Canyon End
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Return: Before the stone bridge turn right out to the car.

Chenau de l'Envers: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Zurich on the A 1 in the direction of Bern. 70 km after the "Würrenlos" rest stop (on the western outskirts of Zurich), change from the A 1 to the A 5. Passing Solothurn and the northern end of Lake Biel near Bienne, we enter the Swiss Jura. 45.5 km after leaving the A 1 onto the A 5, we turn off the A 5 onto the "Route de Bienne" (No. 30) and drive via Sombeval and Corgemont to Cortebert (7.8 km from leaving the A 5).In the center of the town, we take "Les Cheseaux" south and cross the Suze River and the railroad. Take the second road to the left after the railroad crossing and then immediately to the right and we head for the slopes of the "Foret de l'Envers". 850 m after turning "Les Cheseaux" we turn right on the road that leads southwest to a stone bridge over the Chenau de l'Envers (550 m from the last turnoff) Here we park the lower car. \nWith the second one we go back to the junction and then uphill in the "Foret de l'Envers". From the junction we go uphill for 4.1 km, then we turn right at a sharp angle. Shortly through the forest we come to a large meadow area, pass the first homestead and park our upper car at the next homestead (1 km from the last junction - 1120 m above sea level).
Return: Before the stone bridge turn right out to the car.

Chenau de l'Envers: Parking at Exit
Access: From Zurich on the A 1 in the direction of Bern. 70 km after the "Würrenlos" rest stop (on the western outskirts of Zurich), change from the A 1 to the A 5. Passing Solothurn and the northern end of Lake Biel near Bienne, we enter the Swiss Jura. 45.5 km after leaving the A 1 onto the A 5, we turn off the A 5 onto the "Route de Bienne" (No. 30) and drive via Sombeval and Corgemont to Cortebert (7.8 km from leaving the A 5).In the center of the town, we take "Les Cheseaux" south and cross the Suze River and the railroad. Take the second road to the left after the railroad crossing and then immediately to the right and we head for the slopes of the "Foret de l'Envers". 850 m after turning "Les Cheseaux" we turn right on the road that leads southwest to a stone bridge over the Chenau de l'Envers (550 m from the last turnoff) Here we park the lower car. \nWith the second one we go back to the junction and then uphill in the "Foret de l'Envers". From the junction we go uphill for 4.1 km, then we turn right at a sharp angle. Shortly through the forest we come to a large meadow area, pass the first homestead and park our upper car at the next homestead (1 km from the last junction - 1120 m above sea level).
Return: Before the stone bridge turn right out to the car.

Gei (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-29: Nice descent in crystal clear water, many dives and two rappels. Stainless anchors C55 2dx and C40 1dx. Travel time 1h 30min. For the right bank approach, after Alpe Cortasgell we took the path to the...
Approach: From the little church (with fountain) at the Romanesque bridge (345 m a.s.l.) we climb up the orographic right slope (not the left one as in Gei inferiore!). We cross a water gully (no path!) and a few meters later we turn from the horizontal main path to the path on the right uphill. Near the canyon rim it goes steadily uphill. At 705 meters above sea level we reach the houses of Cortasell. Passing south of the first one, we go up on faint tracks for a few more meters until a path on the right (eastward) crosses into the slope and leads us to a house above the canyon (730 m a.s.l.). Passing behind the house (water tap), the trail descends into the canyon, steep and partly exposed, but clearly visible.
Tour: Apart from the two high rappel you can downclimb almost everything (at the big block it goes in with the water right below - see photo).

Gei (superiore): Canyon End
2024-08-29: Nice descent in crystal clear water, many dives and two rappels. Stainless anchors C55 2dx and C40 1dx. Travel time 1h 30min. For the right bank approach, after Alpe Cortasgell we took the path to the...
Return: Either exit via the access to the Gei inferiore and descend into the valley or better continue in the Gei inferiore and at the exit of the Gei inferiore (cf. its description!) after the arched bridge turn right to the starting point.

Gei (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-29: Nice descent in crystal clear water, many dives and two rappels. Stainless anchors C55 2dx and C40 1dx. Travel time 1h 30min. For the right bank approach, after Alpe Cortasgell we took the path to the...
Access: Via Locarno and Ascona and Ponte Brolla along the Maggia up to Gordevio. Park the car at the church in the old town center.
Return: Either exit via the access to the Gei inferiore and descend into the valley or better continue in the Gei inferiore and at the exit of the Gei inferiore (cf. its description!) after the arched bridge turn right to the starting point.

Gei (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Val Grande (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: Initially as for Val Gr. inferiore: from the parked car on the path continue upstream, keeping right through the property of a "collector" and on a bridge over the creek. After the bridge, go up on the tarred road. This crosses the Val Grande again. Where you reach some houses, you go up on a mule track under chestnut trees on the right towards Salvabella - apparently a kind of Calvary path. At a prominent bend to the left (520m a.s.l.), a path branches off to the right under trees, signifying the beginning of the descent to the entry to the lower part of Val Grande.\But we continue up the main path, passing the few houses of the hamlet of Dömna (60m a.s.l.) and at 765m a.s.l. we come to a fork in the path with a signpost: we follow the instruction "Cortascia, Chiegg" to the right and at 800m a.s.l. we reach the stone bridge over our stream - in front of it on the right a somewhat larger wayside shrine. To the left of the bridge, a chute leads down to the entry.
Tour: Arriving at the stone bridge (approx. 770m) you can immediately enjoy the wonderful view --> to make the descent into the stream before the bridge left safe, a rope should be set up on the railing approx. 15m --> then it starts immediately with the rappels in open terrain R4, C37, C25, R30, R26 --> over the next small steps you can slide or descend --> then follows a rappel left approx. 27m before it gets narrower --> in the narrow place is left approx. 5m rappel (large jammed tree) --> several uncomplicated rappels follow in between short walking passages and small climbs --> when you reach the large boulders you have the option of taking the emergency exit on the left --> after the rock arch there is an inflow on the left and a large clamping block with the key point C26 on the left (the arrival pool is narrow and turbulent - -> dangerous if there is a lot of water)-> dangerous if there is a lot of water) --> after this breathtaking place there is a small narrow passage --> the next abseils are no longer difficult --> in between there are always walking and downclimbs --> at the end of the superiore the terrain becomes flatter --> at an open point (slight left bend) you have an exit at approx. 450Hm right the exit.

Val Grande (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: At about 450Hm there is a steep exit or access from the canyon on the right --> once at the top, turn left and return to the trail that has already gone up --> follow it to the parking lot --> 2nd option: via Val Grande to the trail that has already gone up --> follow it to the parking lot --> 2nd option: descend via Val Grande inferiore (2-3h).

Tine de la Greffe: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the path along the left edge of the stream downhill until you meet the access path. Follow it back to the car.

Tine de la Greffe: Canyon Start
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Approach: see sketch:
Tour: Quickly you reach the gorge, several rappel to the canyon exit, where from the left the waterfalls of the Tine des Places cascade down. Now descend in the stream until you can exit on the left on a path.

Tine de la Greffe: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the eastern shore of Lake Geneva - Montreux - up the Rhone valley in a southerly direction. After about 17 km on the N9/A9 you reach the Aigle exit (no. 17) and from here drive straight on in a westerly direction to Vionnaz (from the exit to the traffic circle in Vionnaz) for about 3 km. If you are coming down the Rhone, the Aigle exit is about 21.5 km south of Martigny on the Autoroute de Rhône. From the traffic circle in Vionnaz, drive 60 m towards the center of the village and then turn half-left after 60 m onto the Route de Torgon, which leads up to the village of the same name. We now drive uphill in the village. 250m after the first left-hand serpentine, we park the car below an old barn on the right-hand side of the road.
Return: Follow the path along the left edge of the stream downhill until you meet the access path. Follow it back to the car.

Tine de la Greffe: Waypoint
Comment: Startpunkt des Zustiegs-Weges
Approach: see sketch:

Bleniere: Canyon Start
2025-11-07: Integrale with car shuttle over St Claude. Doing only the lower part would be really short. Good conditions.
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Approach: See map sketch (red) - marking for canyon access 2 blue stripes
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos. Sequence of rappel without jumps and slides. Escape route in front of C32.

Bleniere: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google aerial view
Return: Right on the approach path u. this back to the car. See map sketch (brown) - marking for canyon access 2 blue dots.

Bleniere: Canyon End
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Return: Right on the approach path u. this back to the car. See map sketch (brown) - marking for canyon access 2 blue dots.

Mulitt: Canyon Start
2025-07-13: Partly slippery
2024-09-30: Got off after the railroad bridge ortog. right to the path up. Scenic way back about 5` to the PP.
2024-09-28: The second last chop has to be replaced !!!
Approach: Parking lot at the train station: Access is possible directly from Intragna via the hiking trail to Pila (45 min.). Alternative shuttle: From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail uphill from the hairpin bend and enter the stream at the bridge over the stream. The cable car has not been running since 2023; you could have taken it to the Pila middle station.
Tour: Sequence of medium-high rappels; some jumps are also possible. There are always opportunities to get off. In the lower third, near the houses, there is a section that is usually very slippery and sometimes disgusting, where there is always dirt to be found. However, the three final abseils towards Melezza are good again. C8 or right r8 S3 D3 t 1 R8 + 10 or d20 S5 D3 S4 T5 Exit right C5 & or total c 13 C5 R8 C 23 active R4 R5 Exit "privado" C 22 C20 C5 C5 C40 (actually c20 & c20 but the interim status must be reorganized) C18

Mulitt: Canyon End
2025-07-13: Partly slippery
2024-09-30: Got off after the railroad bridge ortog. right to the path up. Scenic way back about 5` to the PP.
2024-09-28: The second last chop has to be replaced !!!
Return: Either exit before the last (18m) rappel into the Melezza on the left or rappel down to the Melezza and climb up again directly on the left bank, following the path to the village. Approx. 30 min. Alternatively, get off further up at a steel door "Privado" (open lattice door with steel cables), follow a small mini-climb onto the road that leads to the village and back to the station.

Mulitt: Parking at Entry
2025-07-13: Partly slippery
2024-09-30: Got off after the railroad bridge ortog. right to the path up. Scenic way back about 5` to the PP.
2024-09-28: The second last chop has to be replaced !!!
Access: From Locarno in the direction of Centovalli to Intragna (8 km), park your car in the parking lot of the cable car (to Costa) (parking fee). Alternatively, you can also reach the summit by transferring vehicles (see Brunner, B. op. cit.).
Return: Either exit before the last (18m) rappel into the Melezza on the left or rappel down to the Melezza and climb up again directly on the left bank, following the path to the village. Approx. 30 min. Alternatively, get off further up at a steel door "Privado" (open lattice door with steel cables), follow a small mini-climb onto the road that leads to the village and back to the station.

Mulitt: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz, wenn geshuttelt wird. Ansonsten ab hier zu Fuß.
Access: From Locarno in the direction of Centovalli to Intragna (8 km), park your car in the parking lot of the cable car (to Costa) (parking fee). Alternatively, you can also reach the summit by transferring vehicles (see Brunner, B. op. cit.).
Return: Either exit before the last (18m) rappel into the Melezza on the left or rappel down to the Melezza and climb up again directly on the left bank, following the path to the village. Approx. 30 min. Alternatively, get off further up at a steel door "Privado" (open lattice door with steel cables), follow a small mini-climb onto the road that leads to the village and back to the station.

Iragna (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot walk in the direction of the village center/bridge. Then left along the creek --> after the barrier you can see the last rappel (water level control) --> on the left side you pass the material ropeway --> hiking trail up past the back of the houses --> hiking trail goes over small stone bridge --> signposts --> small House --> stone steps with railing --> iron gate --> chapel --> leave hiking trail at the right bend at approx. 450Hm --> left narrow path down to the creek --> right past the rock (put on harness for rock) --> ahead to the tree --> from the tree 6m rappel (entry 420Hm).
Tour: From the beginning you already have a very impressive view --> the first small pool you can slide (depending on gravel or stones) --> then follows immediately the approx. 40m waterfall (very slippery and sharp edges). This place can also be rappelled left 45m (!) outside the water (reachable via rope traverse) --> two short slides (flat) --> C22m downclimb (can also be rappelled outside the water) --> downclimb --> stone bridge --> short rappel or jump (5m) --> narrow channel (! Slippery) --> downclimb right about 20m (final part can also be rappelled) --> downclimb --> 2m downclimb right --> jump 6m (or rappel) --> final waterfall about 15m (very slippery, sharp edge) --> depending on the depth of the gump the last 2 places can also be rappelled (also possibility to rappel).

Iragna (Inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: Exit directly at the starting point (who wants to jump a bit can do this at the end right of the rock (swimming possibility).

Iragna (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Biasca drive in the direction of Bellinzona. At the main road near Iragna turn right and park at the large parking lot at the beginning of the village (sports field).
Return: Exit directly at the starting point (who wants to jump a bit can do this at the end right of the rock (swimming possibility).

Iragna (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Biasca drive in the direction of Bellinzona. At the main road near Iragna turn right and park at the large parking lot at the beginning of the village (sports field).
Return: Exit directly at the starting point (who wants to jump a bit can do this at the end right of the rock (swimming possibility).

Maggia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the eastern exit of the parking lot we come to the former railroad bridge, cross the river on it and then descend left into the riverbed.
Tour: Entry is usually made by jumping from the left bank into the kettle below the waterfall. You should jump as far as possible in the direction of the far bank to avoid being swept left into the eddy. This is followed by alternating swimming sections, bypassing smaller steps and running sections in the flowing water. There are always opportunities to climb the rocks on both banks and make jumps of up to 20m. There are also several opportunities to get out, especially at the large lake, which awaits us after approx. 250m (from the start of the gorge). After the large lake, the canyon temporarily becomes quite narrow again. The "problem zone" comes about 150m after the large lake. Several siphons, watery debris and rocks blocking the way present us with certain difficulties in finding and overcoming the path. After that, calm waters await us again and in the following left-hand bend of the Maggia, where it widens again into a large bathing lake, we exit to the right onto the "sandy beach".

Maggia: Canyon End
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Return: From the exit we go up in direction NNW, crossing the railroad track and then turning right on the big road for about 500m until we can turn left again into Via ai Grotti. On this we come back to our parking place.

Maggia: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Locarno in the direction of Intragna, Centovalli, Valle dMaggia we cross the Maggia next to the railroad track on the Ponte Brolla. After the bridge, the railroad and the road make a 90 degree left turn together. After this bend we turn right, cross the railroad and continue on Via ai Grotti for about 300 m until we reach the larger parking lot on the righthand side. Here we park our car.
Return: From the exit we go up in direction NNW, crossing the railroad track and then turning right on the big road for about 500m until we can turn left again into Via ai Grotti. On this we come back to our parking place.

Wengibach: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the road, past Vorderwengi (inn) to Mittlerwengi (2 small farmsteads on the left of the road) 1.7 km uphill. In the bend to the left, where the road leaves the edge of the forest, descend to the right over the free slope to the streambed, which is shallow here. A few meters downstream you come to the first waterfall.
Tour: Open waterfalls in conglomerate rock. It can still be walked when the surrounding canyons are carrying too much water.

Wengibach: Canyon End
Return: By the covered bridge where the car is, or before that, up the road to the right.

Wengibach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the highway N 3 Zurich-Chur we take the exit Bilten/Rotbrugg (No.43) - 5.5 km after the exit Weesen/Amden at the western end of the Walensee - in the direction of St. Gallen/Schänis and drive to Kaltbrunn-Steinenbrücke (7 km from the highway exit). Shortly after entering the village, turn right into Wengistraße. We now follow this road for 6.6 km until we cross the Wengibach on a covered bridge. We park the car here.
Return: By the covered bridge where the car is, or before that, up the road to the right.

Tine de Montbovon: Canyon Start
2024-08-11: This canyon is accessible without a rope and superiore for beginners, if you know the canyon there are jumps of up to 17 meters.
2022-07-29: Fun for beginners.
Approach: From the parking lot we cross the road bridge, take the small road to the left after the bridge and after a few meters we come to an iron staircase that leads us down to the riverbed.
Tour: At the beginning with moderate water flow in the water right past the rock, otherwise left down. Even before we are high up through under the footbridge, the "washing machine" (!) awaits us. Walking and swimming sections follow. Before the road bridge - left hand mostly Altholzverhau - exit to the right onto the bridge.

Tine de Montbovon: Canyon End
2024-08-11: This canyon is accessible without a rope and superiore for beginners, if you know the canyon there are jumps of up to 17 meters.
2022-07-29: Fun for beginners.
Return: Across the bridge in a westerly direction up to the big road and then left to the car.

Muota: Canyon Start
Approach: Southwards down to the dam wall of the Schlattli reservoir. Then rope in from the left side below the dam wall.
Tour: After the access by rappel below the dam wall river walk with some gradients. The 250m swimming stretch at the exit of the canyon mentioned in the Brunner/Betrisey book no longer exists (ascent July 2012) The reservoir has an automatic flushing system (Wernisberg power station Tel.:0418195070).

Muota: Canyon End
Return: At the Wernisberg hydroelectric power station, before the bridge, turn right.

Moisengraben: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot follow the hiking trail towards Ötscherhias. From Ötscherhias on a beautiful path upstream through the Ötschergräben past the Mirafall (canyoning tour for advanced) until you reach a fork in the path at the mouth of a side ditch.here steeply up to the right towards Jägerherz. The path leads after about 15 minutes into a forest road, which you follow north to a bridge over the Moissenbach. Here is the entry.
Tour: First, an easy hike in the streambed until you are in front of the first and highest rappel point (15m). Then the stream digs a little deeper into the rock and after a few slides you are in front of the 2m jump. There are at least 3 more rappels and a few slides until you reach the access path again.

Moisengraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Erlaufklause
Access: From Mariazell on the B20 in the direction of Wienerbruck. After Mitterbach am Erlaufsee a road branches off to the left in the direction of Erlaufklause, follow this road to its exit. Here large parking lot.
Return: If you haven't had enough yet, you can hike down the riverbed of the Ötscherbach, at the syphon step there is a possible 8m jumps.

Valle della Pesta: Canyon Start
2025-10-08: Okey trip, slippery in some places.
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Approach: Go back along the road for about 100 m and then turn right onto the footpath towards Peross. On steps go up the vineyard; then the path walks towards the stream incision. We open (and close) a door in the wire fence and about 30 m further on we turn right from the path onto a path that leads us into the streambed. If you have only 1 vehicle available, the access to the top starts directly at the parking lot (then 40 min.).
Tour: Sequence of easy rappels. Good to combine with the neighboring Cugnasco inferiore, Carcale or Tenero. Also feasible if other canyons have too much water flow.

Valle della Pesta: Canyon End
2025-10-08: Okey trip, slippery in some places.
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Return: After the last step, turn right out to the parking lot.

Valle della Pesta: Parking at Entry
2025-10-08: Okey trip, slippery in some places.
Comment: Wasserstand
Access: At the traffic circle at Locarno airport, where the 4-lane access road (coming from Bellinzona) to Locarno begins, head north towards the old Bellinzona-Locarno road. At the next traffic circle turn right onto this road and 850 m further on turn left to the school center in Riazzino. Turn right up the road in front of the school center and park the lower vehicle on the second parking level. Take a second vehicle back down, turn right at the school center and 330 m further on up the first road on the right. After two hairpin bends, you come to a crossroads which you follow to the right in the direction of Bugaro, Piandessio, Agarone. Before the bridge over the Pesta, we can park the second vehicle on the left.
Return: After the last step, turn right out to the parking lot.

Valle della Pesta: Parking at Exit
Access: At the traffic circle at Locarno airport, where the 4-lane access road (coming from Bellinzona) to Locarno begins, head north towards the old Bellinzona-Locarno road. At the next traffic circle turn right onto this road and 850 m further on turn left to the school center in Riazzino. Turn right up the road in front of the school center and park the lower vehicle on the second parking level. Take a second vehicle back down, turn right at the school center and 330 m further on up the first road on the right. After two hairpin bends, you come to a crossroads which you follow to the right in the direction of Bugaro, Piandessio, Agarone. Before the bridge over the Pesta, we can park the second vehicle on the left.
Return: After the last step, turn right out to the parking lot.

Pissot: Canyon Start
2023-06-02: The whole canyon goes without rappel.
Approach: We take the forest path that branches off from the tarred road at the southern exit of Parlplatz and follow it until a pathless descent to the right down to the river appears possible. A little further along the forest path (approx. 200m), a steep path leads down to the river. At the bottom you come to a trail that accompanies the Torneresse on the right bank. After about 5 minutes, the tracks change to the orographic left side of the river, where after another 7 minutes we reach the entry point at the large rocks in the middle of the river.
Tour: Initially still in open valley we soon come to narrowly cut chutes with small slides and jumps. Swimming passages are relatively rare. Finally, the narrowness widens again and we walk the last meters in a wide streambed.

Pissot: Canyon End
2023-06-02: The whole canyon goes without rappel.
Return: We take the path that leads out of the river on the right, cross a small marshy clearing and come to a meadow. At the left edge of the meadow we go up under trees, meet a hiking trail and follow it to the right to the farm, where our first parked car may be. If we don't have a car here, we climb up along the edge of the meadow to the road (B11) and follow this in a southerly direction to the car.

Pissot: Parking at Entry
2023-06-02: The whole canyon goes without rappel.
Access: From Château d'Oex in the Saane valley, we take the B11, Route des Mosses in the direction of Aigle (in the Rhône valley). We turn off the Grande Rue at the traffic circle and after 1.6 km reach the road junction at the hamlet of La Rosette. Here you can start a car transfer (not necessary and not necessarily worthwhile). To do this, turn right onto the road to Les moulins, Bulle. Continue slightly downhill for 500m and then turn left onto a narrow road that takes you south for another 600m to its exit at a farm. Park the car here in a suitable place for the exit. Take the second car back to the road junction at La Rosette. From here, continue on the B11 in a southerly direction - Aigle. The road now runs high up along the canyon rim. We drive 2.1 km from La Rosette, then we see a parking lot with a small road maintenance depot on the righthand side. This is where we park our - possibly second - car.
Return: We take the path that leads out of the river on the right, cross a small marshy clearing and come to a meadow. At the left edge of the meadow we go up under trees, meet a hiking trail and follow it to the right to the farm, where our first parked car may be. If we don't have a car here, we climb up along the edge of the meadow to the road (B11) and follow this in a southerly direction to the car.

Pissot: Parking at Exit
Access: From Château d'Oex in the Saane valley, we take the B11, Route des Mosses in the direction of Aigle (in the Rhône valley). We turn off the Grande Rue at the traffic circle and after 1.6 km reach the road junction at the hamlet of La Rosette. Here you can start a car transfer (not necessary and not necessarily worthwhile). To do this, turn right onto the road to Les moulins, Bulle. Continue slightly downhill for 500m and then turn left onto a narrow road that takes you south for another 600m to its exit at a farm. Park the car here in a suitable place for the exit. Take the second car back to the road junction at La Rosette. From here, continue on the B11 in a southerly direction - Aigle. The road now runs high up along the canyon rim. We drive 2.1 km from La Rosette, then we see a parking lot with a small road maintenance depot on the righthand side. This is where we park our - possibly second - car.
Return: We take the path that leads out of the river on the right, cross a small marshy clearing and come to a meadow. At the left edge of the meadow we go up under trees, meet a hiking trail and follow it to the right to the farm, where our first parked car may be. If we don't have a car here, we climb up along the edge of the meadow to the road (B11) and follow this in a southerly direction to the car.

Val Porta: Canyon Start
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Approach: Directly in front of the parking bay there are numerous signposts on a metal pole, including one to "Colletta". We follow it and in a few minutes we arrive at the bridge over the Torrente Molino on a quasi-horizontal path through vineyards (see separate description). Continue along the path, pass the chapel at the hamlet of Coletta (670 m altitude) and, on the path that now slopes slightly, reach an orographic left side stream of the Porta and in it, a few meters downhill, the entry to the Porta (645 m altitude).
Tour: Relatively unimpressive at first, the canyon gains in quality as you descend. Finally, it goes down to the reservoir in an attractive ambience. Drill hooks are present and in acceptable quality. Mostly, however, only simply drilled in. Partly there are possibilities to rappel outside the rappel. Since the canyon is quite wide, in the boulder sections sometimes some time is needed to find the anchors. Towards the exit you can rappel into a "grotto". Not unspectacular especially for beginners. Water level control at the entry (see picture).

Val Porta: Canyon End
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Return: To the right up the steep slope with a small climb (if you want to avoid the latter, there are also exits before, read in the book of Nizzola, but not easy to find). We come to a saddle and follow the path to the left uphill. We meet another path and we go up it first to the right, but at the first opportunity we go up again to the left. At the first left switchback outside the village of Vogorno we come back to the approach road (well, 550m a.s.l.). From here on the road or a shortcut footpath in a few minutes up to the car. Alternatively, exit at an old water intake. Here was a cairn on the right in 2023, then downclimb over rungs on the orographic right side. From the place you can see a piece ahead already an aluminum ladder that is installed "fixed". Climb over it. Afterwards, without a path (at least we did not find a clear path) upwards until you meet a path. Follow it to the left. One meets then at the exit of the bridge on the road and goes to the right or left (depending on the selected parking lot) back to the car.

Val Porta: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Standardparkplatz
Access: We go up into the Verzasca Valley until Vogorno (495m above sea level). There we take the narrow road up to Costapiana. About 50 m after the second (outside the village) leftward haipin bend (620m a.s.l.) we park the car on the right in a small parking bay.
Return: To the right up the steep slope with a small climb (if you want to avoid the latter, there are also exits before, read in the book of Nizzola, but not easy to find). We come to a saddle and follow the path to the left uphill. We meet another path and we go up it first to the right, but at the first opportunity we go up again to the left. At the first left switchback outside the village of Vogorno we come back to the approach road (well, 550m a.s.l.). From here on the road or a shortcut footpath in a few minutes up to the car. Alternatively, exit at an old water intake. Here was a cairn on the right in 2023, then downclimb over rungs on the orographic right side. From the place you can see a piece ahead already an aluminum ladder that is installed "fixed". Climb over it. Afterwards, without a path (at least we did not find a clear path) upwards until you meet a path. Follow it to the left. One meets then at the exit of the bridge on the road and goes to the right or left (depending on the selected parking lot) back to the car.

Val Porta: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Val Porta: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für große Fahrzeuge, z.b. Wohnmobil in der riesigen Ausweichbucht. Danach über die Brücke durch den Tunnel zum Ort.
Access: We go up into the Verzasca Valley until Vogorno (495m above sea level). There we take the narrow road up to Costapiana. About 50 m after the second (outside the village) leftward haipin bend (620m a.s.l.) we park the car on the right in a small parking bay.
Return: To the right up the steep slope with a small climb (if you want to avoid the latter, there are also exits before, read in the book of Nizzola, but not easy to find). We come to a saddle and follow the path to the left uphill. We meet another path and we go up it first to the right, but at the first opportunity we go up again to the left. At the first left switchback outside the village of Vogorno we come back to the approach road (well, 550m a.s.l.). From here on the road or a shortcut footpath in a few minutes up to the car. Alternatively, exit at an old water intake. Here was a cairn on the right in 2023, then downclimb over rungs on the orographic right side. From the place you can see a piece ahead already an aluminum ladder that is installed "fixed". Climb over it. Afterwards, without a path (at least we did not find a clear path) upwards until you meet a path. Follow it to the left. One meets then at the exit of the bridge on the road and goes to the right or left (depending on the selected parking lot) back to the car.

Progero (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, walk to Via Malcarne and check the water level at the bridge. Continue uphill to the right on "Via In Cimalloco". When the road divides, keep left "Al Sasso Grande", there is another parking lot on the right. The hiking trail begins just behind it, which you now follow. Above the houses, the path is marked with a blue arrow and wave signs. Turn left twice to reach the bridge.
Tour: The tour is scenically surprising due to the many palm trees that grow in the middle of the canyon. This is probably why Luca Nizzola named the canyon Ri delle Palme. The ground in the stream is very slippery! T3 C5 C12 Mc 4 C45 R6 C6 T3 S4 T3 Mc 3 C30 T2 T3 T4 C12 C16 C8 + C24 (stand around the corner, out of the water behind the corner) C17 C24 (t4)

Progero (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: After the last slide with a fixed rope on the left, you have reached the exit of the canyon. Follow the stream to the right until you reach a small bridge, then turn right downhill to Via Cantonale and left back to the parking lot. Get out to the right and follow the path outside the private property to the bridge. Cross it and follow the road uphill to the car. Halfway through the tour, there is an exit option to the left to the ascent path on a path that crosses the stream.

Progero (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
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Comment: Ebenfalls Parkmöglichkeit
Hydrology: As some rappelling routes lead right through the waterline, it is essential to check the water level carefully before the tour! Checking the water level: If you leave the main Bellinzona-Locarno road in Gudo, turn right at the "Cottini" restaurant and continue in the direction of "Cantina Ramelli", you will cross our stream. The steps below the bridge may be flooded to a maximum height of 5 cm.

Progero (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Canyonisten, direkt unterhalb der Schule und dem Rathaus.
Access: From Bellinzona, take the country road on the right bank of the Ticino towards Tenero and Locarno. Cross the village of Sementina and about 3 km after Sementina turn off the main road to the right into the village of Gudo. Directly on the road you will find the parking lot below the community and school. Out of consideration for local residents, please only use this parking lot.
Return: After the last slide with a fixed rope on the left, you have reached the exit of the canyon. Follow the stream to the right until you reach a small bridge, then turn right downhill to Via Cantonale and left back to the parking lot. Get out to the right and follow the path outside the private property to the bridge. Cross it and follow the road uphill to the car. Halfway through the tour, there is an exit option to the left to the ascent path on a path that crosses the stream.

Estats: Canyon Start
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2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estats Canyon sans grand intérêt. Surcôté, pas mal de marche dans le canyon et peu de belles cascades. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
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Approach: First we take the trail towards Pic d'Estats, Montcalm, Refuge de Pinet. After reaching the refuge, we follow the cairns towards SW and then enter the canyon on fixed ropes. For other entry points, see
Tour: Rappels from pool to pool, a total of almost 40\nSiehe photos & video

Estats: Canyon End
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2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estats Eau très froide probablement lié aux premières neiges datant de 15jours. (L'eau côté Artigues était bien plus chaude).Un peu déçu du ca...
Return: When the canyon flattens out, we continue a little further in the streambed and then exit to the right onto a path that takes us to the approach trail. Follow it down to the parking lot.

Estats: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: für den unteren Abschnitt
Approach: First we take the trail towards Pic d'Estats, Montcalm, Refuge de Pinet. After reaching the refuge, we follow the cairns towards SW and then enter the canyon on fixed ropes. For other entry points, see
Tour: Rappels from pool to pool, a total of almost 40\nSiehe photos & video

Ramaclé: Canyon End
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2024-09-22: Beautiful but short canyon with easy access and exit. Much is overgrown with moss and at the exit you end up directly on the beautiful Saane.
Return: We take the path along the river bank downstream. Later it pulls up to the road and we come so directly to the car.

Ramaclé: Canyon Start
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2024-09-22: Beautiful but short canyon with easy access and exit. Much is overgrown with moss and at the exit you end up directly on the beautiful Saane.
Comment: Départ de l\'affluent RD (descente)
Approach: Behind the pensioner's bench a path goes up the steep slope. We follow it and the yellow markings for a good 10 min. and then come across a track in the immediate vicinity of the stream. We cross the brook to the left and follow the tracks at the edge of the forest downhill. Thus, after re-entering the forest, we come to a bridge over the Braye, the right tributary of the Ramaclé.
Tour: We climb directly above the bridge into the stream. In the forest we descend in small steps. There follows a longer rappel into the Ramaclé gushing down from the left. The most beautiful rappel follows in a narrow chute, then under the road bridge and in several steps down to the Saane and the wooden footbridge on its bank.

Ramaclé: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-09-22: Beautiful but short canyon with easy access and exit. Much is overgrown with moss and at the exit you end up directly on the beautiful Saane.
Access: From Château-d'Oex in the Saane valley, we head towards Gstaad. In the next village, Granges, we turn right towards Gerignoz. We drive through a tunnel and then cross the river Saane. We drive through the hamlet, keep straight on and pass the large parking lot of a cable car. The road now bends to the west and 240m after passing this parking lot we turn right onto a small road. Here there is a signpost to the "Cascades du Ramaclé". 2500m after this junction we reach the bridge over the Ramaclé and after another 300m we park our car on the area between the road and the edge of the forest (the path we will follow back up from the bottom right).
Return: We take the path along the river bank downstream. Later it pulls up to the road and we come so directly to the car.

Ramaclé: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ du canyon par ruisseau du Ramaclé (descente)
Approach: Behind the pensioner's bench a path goes up the steep slope. We follow it and the yellow markings for a good 10 min. and then come across a track in the immediate vicinity of the stream. We cross the brook to the left and follow the tracks at the edge of the forest downhill. Thus, after re-entering the forest, we come to a bridge over the Braye, the right tributary of the Ramaclé.
Tour: We climb directly above the bridge into the stream. In the forest we descend in small steps. There follows a longer rappel into the Ramaclé gushing down from the left. The most beautiful rappel follows in a narrow chute, then under the road bridge and in several steps down to the Saane and the wooden footbridge on its bank.

Rigiaa inf.: Canyon End
2023-06-22: All hooks ok. Except for the first rappel (12m) all others equipped with fixx ropes, many handrails, partly to get to the jumping places. After the bridge, the exit (to the right) is recommended when...
2022-05-29: my first canyon with a scratch on my face and falling into a pool
Return: After the 200 m - flat section at the level of the hamlet Äschi we cope with 2 rappel (10m u. 5m), then a 100 m - run and some more smaller steps. At the beginning of the next 150 m - run out to the right onto the road and to the car.

Rigiaa inf.: Alternative Canyon Start
2023-06-22: All hooks ok. Except for the first rappel (12m) all others equipped with fixx ropes, many handrails, partly to get to the jumping places. After the bridge, the exit (to the right) is recommended when...
2022-05-29: my first canyon with a scratch on my face and falling into a pool
Comment: Départ 2 (passerelle) (descente)
Approach: On foot we continue on the road for about 200 m and then at the signpost take the meadow path that continues to climb in a westerly direction, along the high bank of the stream. It brings us to a footbridge over the Rigiaa - entry.\nYou can also "take" 3 rappel above the footbridge, but then you have to continue along the tarred road to the last farm, pass through the estate, then take the dirt road that bends to the west and on this, finally pathless, keep heading WSW to the stream.
Tour: " After a short entry route, downclimbs up to 12 m, small steps for downclimbing, small slides, some possibilities for jumping and beautiful green pools await us" (according to a commercial provider). He apparently takes the lower entry by the jetty.

Rigiaa inf.: Canyon Start
2023-06-22: All hooks ok. Except for the first rappel (12m) all others equipped with fixx ropes, many handrails, partly to get to the jumping places. After the bridge, the exit (to the right) is recommended when...
2022-05-29: my first canyon with a scratch on my face and falling into a pool
Comment: Départ 1 (alt 800m) par une sente de dernière ferme "Krabel" (fin de la route - alt 760m) (descente)
Approach: On foot we continue on the road for about 200 m and then at the signpost take the meadow path that continues to climb in a westerly direction, along the high bank of the stream. It brings us to a footbridge over the Rigiaa - entry.\nYou can also "take" 3 rappel above the footbridge, but then you have to continue along the tarred road to the last farm, pass through the estate, then take the dirt road that bends to the west and on this, finally pathless, keep heading WSW to the stream.
Tour: " After a short entry route, downclimbs up to 12 m, small steps for downclimbing, small slides, some possibilities for jumping and beautiful green pools await us" (according to a commercial provider). He apparently takes the lower entry by the jetty.

Rigiaa inf.: Parking at Exit
Access: On the highway A 4 from Zurich (exit 38) or on the A 3 and Bundesstr.8 coming from Sargans, turning in Sattel on the Steinerbergstrasse 553, we arrive in Goldau. Here we drive on the Rigiweg under the A 4 in SW direction and drive on the orographic right bank of the Rigiaa in the Schönebodenstrasse uphill. About 300 m after the highway underpass we park the lower car. With the second one we continue uphill for 1.4 km, then we park the car at the roadside next to an agricultural estate. Here there is regularly trouble with the residents, who call the access road a private road. So recommended to walk also this 1.4 km.
Return: After the 200 m - flat section at the level of the hamlet Äschi we cope with 2 rappel (10m u. 5m), then a 100 m - run and some more smaller steps. At the beginning of the next 150 m - run out to the right onto the road and to the car.

Rigiaa inf.: Parking at Entry
Access: On the highway A 4 from Zurich (exit 38) or on the A 3 and Bundesstr.8 coming from Sargans, turning in Sattel on the Steinerbergstrasse 553, we arrive in Goldau. Here we drive on the Rigiweg under the A 4 in SW direction and drive on the orographic right bank of the Rigiaa in the Schönebodenstrasse uphill. About 300 m after the highway underpass we park the lower car. With the second one we continue uphill for 1.4 km, then we park the car at the roadside next to an agricultural estate. Here there is regularly trouble with the residents, who call the access road a private road. So recommended to walk also this 1.4 km.
Return: After the 200 m - flat section at the level of the hamlet Äschi we cope with 2 rappel (10m u. 5m), then a 100 m - run and some more smaller steps. At the beginning of the next 150 m - run out to the right onto the road and to the car.

Rombach (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on Durschlegistraße for 400 m in a northerly direction until you reach the bridge over the Rombach.
Tour: Soon narrow parts, a series of rappels (max. 18 m in the upper part), then more open with a final run to the bridge. Here we path to the right onto the bridge. (Entry/exit possible here). Alternatively, we can descend further down the Rombach inferiore (see there).

Rombach (superiore): Canyon End
Return: We cross the bridge and follow the path up to Amden if we only have 1 car. At a conversion we take the path down. It leads us to the car for the exit.

Rombach (superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the Chur-Zurich highway at exit 45 at the western exit of Lake Walen in the direction of Amden and drive up towards Amden. The road climbs along the rock. At the next leftward haipin bend, park the first car in the parking lot (9.6 km from the freeway). Take the second car further up to Amden (another 2.2 km). 240 m after crossing the Rombach (already at the beginning of the village of Amden) turn left into Durschlegistraße and immediately left again into the large parking lot.
Return: We cross the bridge and follow the path up to Amden if we only have 1 car. At a conversion we take the path down. It leads us to the car for the exit.

Rombach (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: in der Straßenkehre
Access: Leave the Chur-Zurich highway at exit 45 at the western exit of Lake Walen in the direction of Amden and drive up towards Amden. The road climbs along the rock. At the next leftward haipin bend, park the first car in the parking lot (9.6 km from the freeway). Take the second car further up to Amden (another 2.2 km). 240 m after crossing the Rombach (already at the beginning of the village of Amden) turn left into Durschlegistraße and immediately left again into the large parking lot.
Return: We cross the bridge and follow the path up to Amden if we only have 1 car. At a conversion we take the path down. It leads us to the car for the exit.

Rombach (inferior): Canyon Start
Approach: We now take the narrow road and follow it uphill in a NNO direction until we reach the bridge over the Rombach.
Tour: Entry below the bridge. Then walk, downclimb and rappel to the high waterfall. After a handrail to the anchor (very slippery), you can abseil for around 60 m if you have an appropriately long rope with you. Otherwise, you will have an exposed switcheroo about 30 m ahead of you, which you have to swing onto (to the left). From the changeover it is then about 40m to the bottom. Then you come to the Fallenbach and reach the dam after a few smaller steps. Swim through it and exit to the right as soon as possible.

Rombach (inferior): Canyon End
Return: From the dam wall, take the path on the right (direction W) up about 250 m and back to the hairpin bend where the car is parked. At the dam you have to expect suction effects. Caution is advised! Since 2012 swimming through the reservoir is prohibited. A permit can be purchased for 1000,- Swiss francs incl. instruction. Without a permit a fine is due.

Rombach (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: in der Straßenkehre
Access: Leave the Chur-Zurich freeway at exit 45 at the western exit of Lake Walen in the direction of Amden and drive up towards Amden. The road goes up along the rock. At the next leftward haipin bend park the car in the parking lot (9.6 km from the highway).
Return: From the dam wall, take the path on the right (direction W) up about 250 m and back to the hairpin bend where the car is parked. At the dam you have to expect suction effects. Caution is advised! Since 2012 swimming through the reservoir is prohibited. A permit can be purchased for 1000,- Swiss francs incl. instruction. Without a permit a fine is due.

Tenero-Contra: Canyon Start
2025-09-30: Contrary to the description in Eldorado Ticino, this is not just an alternative tour. Great ambience in jungle-like surroundings and great light conditions when the sun shines through the trees from m...
2025-08-15: Did the stream on a hot day with a low water level. Luckily it was shady 😁 the anchors were good. We got off at the last bridge before the last rappel. The stand there is attached to a tree trunk wit...
2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tenero AttentionUn des points de l'amarrage de la c18 bouge. Prévoir un marteau pour enfoncer le gougeon et une clé pour le refixer.Beau petit...
Approach: From the church we follow the road going up to Contra 150 m and then turn right onto a footpath. This crosses the road again, then our stream (informative low view of the final waterfalls) and then goes up on the orographic. right side of the stream. In the process, it tangents twice more road serpentines (the second time a few meters on the road to the right) before it goes up in a fairly straight line. Where the view of the stream opens up on the righthand side, we find the access.
Tour: Sequence of rappels in a gorge in the settlement area. Can be attached to another tour to round off the day and combined with a visit to Locarno. Useful also when other streams have too high water flow. Nearby Carcale, Verzasca, Pesta and Cugnasco.

Tenero-Contra: Canyon End
2025-09-30: Contrary to the description in Eldorado Ticino, this is not just an alternative tour. Great ambience in jungle-like surroundings and great light conditions when the sun shines through the trees from m...
2025-08-15: Did the stream on a hot day with a low water level. Luckily it was shady 😁 the anchors were good. We got off at the last bridge before the last rappel. The stand there is attached to a tree trunk wit...
2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tenero AttentionUn des points de l'amarrage de la c18 bouge. Prévoir un marteau pour enfoncer le gougeon et une clé pour le refixer.Beau petit...
Return: After the final waterfall out onto the road and on it left to the church.

Tenero-Contra: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-30: Contrary to the description in Eldorado Ticino, this is not just an alternative tour. Great ambience in jungle-like surroundings and great light conditions when the sun shines through the trees from m...
2025-08-15: Did the stream on a hot day with a low water level. Luckily it was shady 😁 the anchors were good. We got off at the last bridge before the last rappel. The stand there is attached to a tree trunk wit...
2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tenero AttentionUn des points de l'amarrage de la c18 bouge. Prévoir un marteau pour enfoncer le gougeon et une clé pour le refixer.Beau petit...
Access: From the 4-lane road that (coming from Bellinzona) runs towards Locarno, we turn off at the Tenero (Locarno) exit, turn left after the railroad underpass and after a right turn we come to a traffic circle, which we leave again in the original (northern) direction. Near the church that now towers in front of us, we look for a useful parking place.
Return: After the final waterfall out onto the road and on it left to the church.

Tenero-Contra: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Turnigla: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: In the upper part, the water is rather murky due to the warm temperature. No ice but rather slippery :-)
2026-01-31: Perfect conditions. No ice, which was a bit surprising for this time of year.
2025-12-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Turnigla Fairly low flow, did the integrale. All anchors in good condition. Some dodgy tree trunks hanging above the canyon that are likely to...
Approach: From the parking lot back across the road "Trin-Mulin" and beyond in the direction NNW up the forest road. We pass the turnoff to the water reservoir (entry lower part), later the mostly dry streambed of the Trimosa and finally reach the bridge over the Turnigla. A few meters above the bridge we climb from the orographic left bank.
Tour: Powerful stream in the upper part, which is generally easy to stay out of (see also above under "Characteristics"). Plenty of opportunity to jump. If you want to risk the lower parts, the ambience is impressive. Since mid-2009, the operators of the E-Werk with water tank have demanded that their facilities may no longer be entered in any way. This also applies to an integral inspection. Recently (Feb. 2010) there has also been talk of an allegedly imminent ban on accessing the gorge below the water catchment without any details being known (see: In the meantime, the ban on access and exit has become a reality. The Turnigla has 2 very different parts, as there is a water drainage into a water reservoir in the middle of the entire section. The upper part (highest rappel approx. 15m) has a relatively high water flow rate, which is where its specific difficulty lies. At one point, you have to leave the pool into which you abseil (10m) through a narrow chute into which all the water pours in a fairly concentrated manner from a height of around 9m - an unpleasant back massage even at "low water". There is a handrail in the vertical wall (to the left) as a workaround, but this must be equipped with the necessary rope independently (2008). A few jumps are possible in the upper section. After the water is drained (at about 960m above sea level), only a small amount of residual water usually remains in the streambed. Here, the ambience - blue-grey slate and blue-green coloration of the pools - is the focus of enjoyment. However, the danger of an unpredictable water supply hangs like the sword of Damocles over the lower parts, which would actually be suitable for beginners. Once each in 2007 and 2008, the author was surprised by a water supply, the second time due to faults in the electricity supply at the Mulin small power station (left at the exit). As both malfunctions could be rectified relatively quickly, we were only exposed to the swelling water for a relatively short time (10 - 20 minutes) and apparently only to the extent that the water drainage from the Turnigla itself no longer took place, i.e. we did not have more water than in the upper part. This would put the danger into perspective. However, a verbal inquiry with employees at the Mulin small power station on site revealed that the water reservoir is not only fed by the discharge from the Turnigla, but also by an additional spring directly from inside the mountain. Its flow rate is said to be up to 200 ltr/sec. The water discharge from the Turnigla adds at least 70 ltr/sec (at "low water"). If this entire volume of water is added to the lower parts - or even flushed out - everyone can imagine the consequences for those parts of the gorge that are surprised by the flood. Although there are always areas where you can climb up to slightly higher platforms, there is no escape route in either the upper or lower parts - only the possibility to get out when the water is drained.

Turnigla: Canyon End
2026-02-23: In the upper part, the water is rather murky due to the warm temperature. No ice but rather slippery :-)
2026-01-31: Perfect conditions. No ice, which was a bit surprising for this time of year.
2025-12-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Turnigla Fairly low flow, did the integrale. All anchors in good condition. Some dodgy tree trunks hanging above the canyon that are likely to...
Return: On exit at the water tank: via steel pins and wire rope handrail onto the concrete footbridge (rappeling left past the water intake directly to the concrete footbridge is also possible), shimmy around the metal grating, over the external water tank and down along the field path to the ascent path. Return to the vehicle along this path. On exit after the 2nd part: Exit left at the E-Werk, head south across the parking lot and then down the road in an easterly direction ("Trin") to the parked vehicle.

Turnigla: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-23: In the upper part, the water is rather murky due to the warm temperature. No ice but rather slippery :-)
2026-01-31: Perfect conditions. No ice, which was a bit surprising for this time of year.
2025-12-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Turnigla Fairly low flow, did the integrale. All anchors in good condition. Some dodgy tree trunks hanging above the canyon that are likely to...
Access: On the Swiss A 13 from Lake Constance southward to Chur. Continue in the direction of San Bernardino. 7 km after Chur-West leave the A 13 in the direction of Flims. 5 km after leaving the A 13 we pass through a tunnel. Immediately after its western exit turn right in the direction of "Trin-Mulin". Above the tunnel we go back about 100m and then turn right to Mulin. Immediately after this turnoff we see on the left below an area where we can park the vehicle.
Return: On exit at the water tank: via steel pins and wire rope handrail onto the concrete footbridge (rappeling left past the water intake directly to the concrete footbridge is also possible), shimmy around the metal grating, over the external water tank and down along the field path to the ascent path. Return to the vehicle along this path. On exit after the 2nd part: Exit left at the E-Werk, head south across the parking lot and then down the road in an easterly direction ("Trin") to the parked vehicle.

Turnigla: Waypoint
Comment: captage (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot back across the road "Trin-Mulin" and beyond in the direction NNW up the forest road. We pass the turnoff to the water reservoir (entry lower part), later the mostly dry streambed of the Trimosa and finally reach the bridge over the Turnigla. A few meters above the bridge we climb from the orographic left bank.

Verzasca (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: At the canyon exit after the road bridge, swim right across and out on the dirt road.

Verzasca (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: We walk over the top of the dam (475 m above sea level), past the bungee device, to the western slope of the Verzasca. There we take the path in a southerly direction, first downhill, then slightly uphill again. After 100 m on this path, we turn left onto a path downhill. At around 425 m above sea level, this path branches off. We continue downhill to the right. The path exits at a pylon/polder. A view of the dam wall opens up. We now head northwards into the chute (rappel if necessary), follow it downwards, cross an almost level step to the left (north-east), cross - somewhat precariously - the slope again approx. 30 m downwards and then stand by a stout but striking tree directly on the vertically sloping canyon rim. It is not quite 50 meters from the tree to the canyon (it makes sense to take 2 x 60 m of rope with you in case you reach the canyon rim at another point).
Tour: The somewhat different canyon, of which nothing was known from above until now. You can also walk up from the canyon exit, but then the walk is hardly worth it. When roping in and down in the canyon, the screams of the bungee jumpers - the overhanging dam wall is about 200 m high - echo through the canyon every 5 minutes.

Verzasca (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Zeitbegrenztes Parken max. 3h
Access: From the old Bellinzona-Locarno connection road, on the orographic left side of the Verzasca, go up towards the Verzasca Valley. Park the upper vehicle near the dam wall (slightly below the paid parking spaces with the parking time limited to 3 hours). \Park the lower vehicle in Tenero as close as possible to the canyon exit. You can get there by taking the old road (Bellinzona-Locarno) across the Verzasca in a westerly direction into Tenero, turning left at the first road and then immediately left again.
Return: At the canyon exit after the road bridge, swim right across and out on the dirt road.

Verzasca (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From the old Bellinzona-Locarno connection road, on the orographic left side of the Verzasca, go up towards the Verzasca Valley. Park the upper vehicle near the dam wall (slightly below the paid parking spaces with the parking time limited to 3 hours). \Park the lower vehicle in Tenero as close as possible to the canyon exit. You can get there by taking the old road (Bellinzona-Locarno) across the Verzasca in a westerly direction into Tenero, turning left at the first road and then immediately left again.
Return: At the canyon exit after the road bridge, swim right across and out on the dirt road.

Vira: Canyon Start
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vira A lot of walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-08-11: The last 6 rappels gone entry at the road bridge... brilliant family tour. Anchors all good
2024-08-13: Entry via side arm, lots of wood. From the confluence ok. Relatively good grip in the walking passages, somewhat slippery in the rappels.
Approach: From the car we first take the path in a southerly direction, then after the bridge we go downhill in an easterly direction to a single house on the edge of the slope ("Nebbia"-548 m above sea level). From here in a south-easterly direction on "path tracks" or pathless to the stream. You can also descend from the house on the edge of the slope and then rope in at the confluence of the Vira with the stream coming from the left.
Tour: Alternating rappel and possible jumps, Smooth terrain. Some unverified emergency exits. Climbing allowed only from May 1 to October 1.

Vira: Canyon End
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vira A lot of walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-08-11: The last 6 rappels gone entry at the road bridge... brilliant family tour. Anchors all good
2024-08-13: Entry via side arm, lots of wood. From the confluence ok. Relatively good grip in the walking passages, somewhat slippery in the rappels.
Return: In Vira turn left out to the road.

Vira: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vira A lot of walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-08-11: The last 6 rappels gone entry at the road bridge... brilliant family tour. Anchors all good
2024-08-13: Entry via side arm, lots of wood. From the confluence ok. Relatively good grip in the walking passages, somewhat slippery in the rappels.

Vira: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona Sud exit and drive 7.8 km in the direction of Locarno. At the traffic circle in Quartino we do not take the first exit to Locarno, but the second one towards Vira, Gerra. After a while we drive along the south-eastern shore of Lake Maggiore and then we come to Vira (Gambarogno). Here we park the lower car. \nWith the second one (or the post bus - departure 08.35 - 2008) we leave the coastal road and go uphill towards Monti di Fosano. After 4.7 km, at the bend in the road where the road turns NNW coming from the NNO direction, park the car (altitude 640 m above sea level). Here is also a post bus stop ("Monti di Fosano-Monti").
Return: In Vira turn left out to the road.

Vira: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona Sud exit and drive 7.8 km in the direction of Locarno. At the traffic circle in Quartino we do not take the first exit to Locarno, but the second one towards Vira, Gerra. After a while we drive along the south-eastern shore of Lake Maggiore and then we come to Vira (Gambarogno). Here we park the lower car. \nWith the second one (or the post bus - departure 08.35 - 2008) we leave the coastal road and go uphill towards Monti di Fosano. After 4.7 km, at the bend in the road where the road turns NNW coming from the NNO direction, park the car (altitude 640 m above sea level). Here is also a post bus stop ("Monti di Fosano-Monti").
Return: In Vira turn left out to the road.

Zanaibach: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zanaibach Équipement en place, rajouté 1 seul point.Dans la 45, le point en sortie de vasque suspendue est massacré, tirer direct du haut.C23...
2024-11-07: Görsbach approx. 0.80m3/sec., the perfect amount of water for me. We set new anchors in two places in the lower part. In three places we went down improvised. Very beautiful incised canyon
2024-11-03: We could renew some anchors. However, some anchors are still borderline or missing (rappels from jams) From the high road bridge onwards, many animal remains in the canyon.
Approach: On the orographic right side of the canyon follow a hiking trail until you reach the other side of the canyon via a wooden bridge. After another 200m follow a thin path into the canyon and rappel about 25m from a tree into the streambed just before an erosion gully.
Tour: The abseil station for the highest waterfall (45m) is on the right behind the edge, belay anchors for traverse on the right in the corner. Further down, the abseiling points are lower but more aquatic. In 2014 there were many wedged trees in the area of the old bridge - downclimbing in the water is not easy. Information on current conditions can be obtained from Alphons Kühne: 7317 Valens, 081/3025044, 079/6603318

Zanaibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zanaibach Équipement en place, rajouté 1 seul point.Dans la 45, le point en sortie de vasque suspendue est massacré, tirer direct du haut.C23...
2024-11-07: Görsbach approx. 0.80m3/sec., the perfect amount of water for me. We set new anchors in two places in the lower part. In three places we went down improvised. Very beautiful incised canyon
2024-11-03: We could renew some anchors. However, some anchors are still borderline or missing (rappels from jams) From the high road bridge onwards, many animal remains in the canyon.
Comment: Waldparkplatz
Access: Eastern Switzerland, Bad Ragaz, Valens. Approx. 1 km after Valens the road leads over the Zanaibach. Sparse parking immediately before and after the bridge.
Return: Just before the road bridge, get off to the left over an overgrown steep slope.

Zanaibach: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zanaibach Équipement en place, rajouté 1 seul point.Dans la 45, le point en sortie de vasque suspendue est massacré, tirer direct du haut.C23...
2024-11-07: Görsbach approx. 0.80m3/sec., the perfect amount of water for me. We set new anchors in two places in the lower part. In three places we went down improvised. Very beautiful incised canyon
2024-11-03: We could renew some anchors. However, some anchors are still borderline or missing (rappels from jams) From the high road bridge onwards, many animal remains in the canyon.
Return: Just before the road bridge, get off to the left over an overgrown steep slope.

Säntisthur: Canyon Start
2025-12-28: No running water. Some pools full of water and iced over. Ice thickness is not yet sustainable.
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Santisthur Très glissant et très froid... (Quelle:
2025-08-31: High water level, see reference picture. Water to the exit, many anchors replaced. Two places solved with floating bag. Chlostobel had approx. 0.59m³/s at entry.
Approach: From the parking lot in a northerly direction take the footpath "to the Thur waterfalls". First along the orographic left bank of the stream, but at the junction do not continue left in the streambed to the Thur waterfalls, but straight up. At the second group of houses, take the little road to the left (westward) and soon you will reach the bridge over the brook.
Tour: After the entry at the bridge, soon the first larger pool. This is followed by around 7 rappels up to a maximum of 13 m, which can often be jumped, in the canyon, which is not very deep. Then you come to the Thur waterfalls. If you want to rappel in the water channel, hang 2x30m of rope from the railing. In dry weather, however, you come to a so-called Marmita Trampa, from which an exit is not easy. It's better to go down a few steps and rope from the side 14 m directly to the belay above the last waterfall, thus bypassing the Marmita Trampa. Then you can also take 2x15 m of ropes with you. At the bottom, from the last pool, take the cemented iron brackets on the right up to the tourist path.

Säntisthur: Canyon End
2025-12-28: No running water. Some pools full of water and iced over. Ice thickness is not yet sustainable.
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Santisthur Très glissant et très froid... (Quelle:
2025-08-31: High water level, see reference picture. Water to the exit, many anchors replaced. Two places solved with floating bag. Chlostobel had approx. 0.59m³/s at entry.
Return: Before or after the final Thur waterfalls out on the trail and back to the car.

Säntisthur: Parking at Entry
2025-12-28: No running water. Some pools full of water and iced over. Ice thickness is not yet sustainable.
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Santisthur Très glissant et très froid... (Quelle:
2025-08-31: High water level, see reference picture. Water to the exit, many anchors replaced. Two places solved with floating bag. Chlostobel had approx. 0.59m³/s at entry.
Access: Leave the Swiss highway St. Gallen - Sargans (- Chur) at the Haag exit and head west to Gams and from there in the direction of Zurich in serpentines up the mountain. At the top, you pass through the village of Wildhaus and a few kilometers further on you reach Unterwasser (about 17 km from the Haag freeway exit). If necessary, take the second car up to the bridge and park there.
Return: Before or after the final Thur waterfalls out on the trail and back to the car.

Säntisthur: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible (descente)
Access: Leave the Swiss highway St. Gallen - Sargans (- Chur) at the Haag exit and head west to Gams and from there in the direction of Zurich in serpentines up the mountain. At the top, you pass through the village of Wildhaus and a few kilometers further on you reach Unterwasser (about 17 km from the Haag freeway exit). If necessary, take the second car up to the bridge and park there.
Return: Before or after the final Thur waterfalls out on the trail and back to the car.

Campali: Canyon Start
2025-03-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali en préparation du raduno canyoning week-end 25/04/25 (Quelle:
2024-06-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali C'est mignon. Les rappels s'enchaînent bien. On a même fait quelques petits sauts. Bon équipement. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyo...
2024-03-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali (Quelle:
Approach: We walk on the road (after the hairpin bend) continuing slightly uphill, passing the cemetery on the right and after 750 m (from the car) we come to the church of Nostra Signora di Lourdes (310 m altitude). Here we leave the tarred road and follow the Calvary path uphill in a basically northerly direction. At a junction we take the mule track to the left. At the next junction, take the path to the right and on it you will reach the bridge over the Rio Campali (entry).
Tour: At the beginning, some nice rappel. After the C 38 then quite forest ditch-like, until the rappel again somewhat higher shortly before the exit of the tour. Exit then at the remains of a bridge.

Campali: Canyon End
2025-03-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali en préparation du raduno canyoning week-end 25/04/25 (Quelle:
2024-06-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali C'est mignon. Les rappels s'enchaînent bien. On a même fait quelques petits sauts. Bon équipement. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyo...
2024-03-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campali (Quelle:
Return: After the exit we take the path to the left and in a few minutes we get to the car.

Val Canale: Canyon Start
Approach: The tarred road mutates into a dirt road. After a few meters we turn right (photo) and after about 40 min. we come up to a ridge. There, a path moves a little below (east of) the ridge in direction SSE and reaches the height above the canyons (another 25 min.). Cross the first green cirque on the left, reach the next shoulder and descend comfortably to the stream on the left.
Tour: 3 rappel in dry forest canyon

Val Canale: Canyon End
Return: At the Madonna Grotto on the path and in 15 min. out to the car.

Cannobino inf. (II): Canyon Start
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cannobino Cela nous a pris environ 5 heures, en entrant par le pont près de Socraggio. Eau toujours claire, très peu de déchets. De très longu...
Comment: Start unterer Teil (ab hier Beschreibung)
Approach: Enter from the road bridge on orographic. left side of the river
Tour: Long tour, slippery rock, many swimming sections. Swimming in white water should be mastered. Only go on foot at low water! Handrail at a critical rapid (approx. 600 m before canyon exit) defective in 2010, therefore (emergency) exit 30 m before the problem spot on the left up to the path leading to the exit of the canyon.

Cannobino inf. (II): Canyon End
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cannobino Cela nous a pris environ 5 heures, en entrant par le pont près de Socraggio. Eau toujours claire, très peu de déchets. De très longu...
Return: after the gorge opening left up to the church and parking lot

Cannobino inf. (II): Alternative Canyon Start
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cannobino Cela nous a pris environ 5 heures, en entrant par le pont près de Socraggio. Eau toujours claire, très peu de déchets. De très longu...
Comment: Start oberer Teil (Beschreibung bei Descente)
Approach: Enter from the road bridge on orographic. left side of the river
Tour: Long tour, slippery rock, many swimming sections. Swimming in white water should be mastered. Only go on foot at low water! Handrail at a critical rapid (approx. 600 m before canyon exit) defective in 2010, therefore (emergency) exit 30 m before the problem spot on the left up to the path leading to the exit of the canyon.

Cannobino inf. (II): Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für unteren Teil
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, head up the Cannobino valley towards Malesco. Park at the parking lot of the church of S. Anna at the canyon exit. Permitted parking time (actually ...) only 3 hours. Continue with the second car for 4.3 km until the road to Malesco crosses the river to the orographic left bank shortly after the houses of Socraggiolo. 5 km shuttle.
Return: after the gorge opening left up to the church and parking lot

Cannobino inf. (II): Parking at Entry1
Comment: parking pour le 1er depart (descente)
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, head up the Cannobino valley towards Malesco. Park at the parking lot of the church of S. Anna at the canyon exit. Permitted parking time (actually ...) only 3 hours. Continue with the second car for 4.3 km until the road to Malesco crosses the river to the orographic left bank shortly after the houses of Socraggiolo. 5 km shuttle.
Return: after the gorge opening left up to the church and parking lot

Cannobino inf. (II): Parking at Exit
Comment: parking S. Anna pour 3 heures seulement ... (descente)
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, head up the Cannobino valley towards Malesco. Park at the parking lot of the church of S. Anna at the canyon exit. Permitted parking time (actually ...) only 3 hours. Continue with the second car for 4.3 km until the road to Malesco crosses the river to the orographic left bank shortly after the houses of Socraggiolo. 5 km shuttle.

Caprera: Canyon Start
2025-08-19: Toboggan (C03) possible and also last two pools (C04 and C05) jump possible. All the anchor points in order, water flow low but refreshing. Return path with one section full of fallen trees.
2025-08-15: Short but enjoyable. C01 toboggan is possible with caution due to shallow water. C03 toboggan is possible and in C05 and C06 pond jump is possible
2025-08-10: Although for others it does not seem I preferred this to the casc will be that here the water was clean, quite short, first canyon in porphyry I do
Approach: Immediately into the rutted streambed and downhill to the gorge.
Tour: Short canyon with several slides and possible jumps, usually combined with the Cittiglio cascades. 01- C8 (MC 2sx + 2sx) toboga sometimes possible 02- C9 (2 dx) 03- C7 (2 dx) toboga possible 04- C18 (4 dx) 05- C6 (2 sx) jump sometimes possible 06- C6 (2 dx) jump possible

Caprera: Canyon End
2025-08-19: Toboggan (C03) possible and also last two pools (C04 and C05) jump possible. All the anchor points in order, water flow low but refreshing. Return path with one section full of fallen trees.
2025-08-15: Short but enjoyable. C01 toboggan is possible with caution due to shallow water. C03 toboggan is possible and in C05 and C06 pond jump is possible
2025-08-10: Although for others it does not seem I preferred this to the casc will be that here the water was clean, quite short, first canyon in porphyry I do
Return: After 5 steps and just before the confluence with the stream flowing in from the left, we take the path on the left up the ridge to the road and the car.

Caprera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-19: Toboggan (C03) possible and also last two pools (C04 and C05) jump possible. All the anchor points in order, water flow low but refreshing. Return path with one section full of fallen trees.
2025-08-15: Short but enjoyable. C01 toboggan is possible with caution due to shallow water. C03 toboggan is possible and in C05 and C06 pond jump is possible
2025-08-10: Although for others it does not seem I preferred this to the casc will be that here the water was clean, quite short, first canyon in porphyry I do
Access: From Cittiglio (see under Cascade di Cittiglio; Torrente S. Giulio) on the SP 8 for about 2 km in the direction of Varese, then turn left onto the SP45. Go up to Azzio and continue to Castello Cabiaglio (11 km from Cittiglio). Go through the village and continue towards Brinzio. After a few hundred meters the road dips into the woods in a wide curve to the left. Here, on the righthand side, there is a wayside shrine with a spring ("Parco del Campi dei Fiori").
Return: After 5 steps and just before the confluence with the stream flowing in from the left, we take the path on the left up the ridge to the road and the car.

Sessi: Canyon Start
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Approach: To the right of an information board on the orographic right slope of the Sessi on a path down to the stream.
Tour: Many jumps possible. Canyon in north-south orientation. The red markings are partly for canyonisti, but partly also for hikers. Especially in the lower part they can be helpful.

Sessi: Canyon End
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Return: After a large block in the middle of the streambed, we leave the streambed to the left onto a path that leads us to the car.

Sessi: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Turin (if necessary from the northern bypass freeway Tangenziale Nord - E 64) on the freeway A 32 (E 70) in western direction up the Val Susa Direction Susa/Tunnel du Frejus/Briancon. Before the tollbooth we leave the highway by the exit Avigliana West ("Ovest") on the SS 24 in direction Almes. At the next traffic circle (after a good 1000 m) we take the third exit (SS 24) in western direction). We drive basically parallel to the highway. After 5.3 km (from the traffic circle) we turn right towards Caprie. 800m further on we cross the SP 199, go half-right for a few meters and then turn left into Via Papa Giovanni XXIII. At the exit of this road we park our first car near the stream. With the second one we go back to SP 199, then turn right over the bridge and go straight west through the village. We now drive uphill on Via Peroldrado for 3km (from the bridge) in serpentines. At the junction we continue straight on for about 200m towards Campanbianco-Celle and park the second car on the left before the bridge.
Return: After a large block in the middle of the streambed, we leave the streambed to the left onto a path that leads us to the car.

Sessi: Parking at Exit
Access: From Turin (if necessary from the northern bypass freeway Tangenziale Nord - E 64) on the freeway A 32 (E 70) in western direction up the Val Susa Direction Susa/Tunnel du Frejus/Briancon. Before the tollbooth we leave the highway by the exit Avigliana West ("Ovest") on the SS 24 in direction Almes. At the next traffic circle (after a good 1000 m) we take the third exit (SS 24) in western direction). We drive basically parallel to the highway. After 5.3 km (from the traffic circle) we turn right towards Caprie. 800m further on we cross the SP 199, go half-right for a few meters and then turn left into Via Papa Giovanni XXIII. At the exit of this road we park our first car near the stream. With the second one we go back to SP 199, then turn right over the bridge and go straight west through the village. We now drive uphill on Via Peroldrado for 3km (from the bridge) in serpentines. At the junction we continue straight on for about 200m towards Campanbianco-Celle and park the second car on the left before the bridge.
Return: After a large block in the middle of the streambed, we leave the streambed to the left onto a path that leads us to the car.

Casco: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the cemetery, continue up the road for a few meters until a mule track branches off to the right at an acute angle. Follow this and after a while you will cross a side stream of the Casco and reach a largely treeless shoulder (from the cemetery approx. 45 minutes). If you want to reach the interesting narrow part of the canyon as directly as possible (see 'Figlie dell'Acqua e dell Tempo' E2a !), go down beyond the shoulder across the meadows on clear tracks and then descend more steeply through the forest to the entry point (10 min.). The path is very slippery here, but a 'commercial' has secured it with ropes (preferred entry). If you want to enter the ditch further up, continue along the mule track towards the village of Sensati, which is no longer inhabited. About 100 m before reaching the houses, at a leftward haipin bend, a track turns off to the right, which is subsequently marked with red markings and leads down to the stream (see 'Figlie dell'Acqua e dell Tempo' E2b and 'Gole & Canyons' p. 70).
Tour: Open forest canyon at the beginning, then beautifully cut in from the middle entry to the large and beautiful waterfall. Then open again, but not without charm. Ground with good grip (limestone tufa).

Casco: Canyon End
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Return: Soon after the last abseiling point you come to a dirt road on the orographic right bank, which leads in about 15 minutes to the road bridge, near which the lower vehicle is parked.

Casco: Parking at Entry
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Access: Coming from Florence on the A 1, past Arezzo and Orvieto, leave it 41 km after Orvieto at the Orte exit and continue on the SS 204 in a north-easterly direction to Terni. You still have to cross the town to reach the SS 209 ('Valnerina'), which runs up the Nera valley towards Visso. After 26.5 km from the center of Terni, you reach Ceselli (municipality of Scheggino), a few houses on the side of the road. Here you turn left onto a small road that leads to the village of Pontuglia. Where the road crosses the stream, you can park the lower vehicle. There is also a large parking area on the left 200 m further along the road. With the second car or on foot, continue along the road in the direction of Cese. Approx. 500 m before this village, the cemetery of Cese is on the righthand side. Park the second car here.
Return: Soon after the last abseiling point you come to a dirt road on the orographic right bank, which leads in about 15 minutes to the road bridge, near which the lower vehicle is parked.

Casco: Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Florence on the A 1, past Arezzo and Orvieto, leave it 41 km after Orvieto at the Orte exit and continue on the SS 204 in a north-easterly direction to Terni. You still have to cross the town to reach the SS 209 ('Valnerina'), which runs up the Nera valley towards Visso. After 26.5 km from the center of Terni, you reach Ceselli (municipality of Scheggino), a few houses on the side of the road. Here you turn left onto a small road that leads to the village of Pontuglia. Where the road crosses the stream, you can park the lower vehicle. There is also a large parking area on the left 200 m further along the road. With the second car or on foot, continue along the road in the direction of Cese. Approx. 500 m before this village, the cemetery of Cese is on the righthand side. Park the second car here.
Return: Soon after the last abseiling point you come to a dirt road on the orographic right bank, which leads in about 15 minutes to the road bridge, near which the lower vehicle is parked.

Celano: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, turn north, cross the stream, see a fountain on the righthand side, pass it and follow the course of the stream on the orographic left. At 1220 m above sea level you come to the actual entry into the canyons.
Tour: The somewhat different forest gorge - not without charm. After this tour, you can also walk down the entire canyon on the hiking trail, but you should then have parked a second vehicle at the exit of the canyon. To do this, just before (below) the village of Celano, follow the signs for 'la Foce' eastwards along a dirt road to the parking lot not far from the canyon exit.

Celano: Canyon End
Return: After the last 9m rappel, which can be bypassed on the left, continue walking along the streambed, past the 'Fonte degli Innamorati' (1029m), until you meet the crossing trail n. 12. Follow it up to the right (also orographic right) to reach the car.

Torrente Cellina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at the reservoir in a westerly direction along the road to the dam wall. If you don't want to go down the closed iron stairs at the dam wall, you go from there in an easterly(!) direction on a path up to the ridge between Cellina and the reservoir. After about 100 m, a small path on the right descends in a wooded cirque and reaches the river after a short traverse to the right and another trackless cirque.
Tour: Alternating walking and swim routes.\nIn case of emergency (dam above!) some exit possibilities to the road are opened.\nThe water is very cold - swim distances up to 100 m.\nOrograph. left. at about half of the route, the old river bed stretches along under huge boulders next to the river (worth seeing!); the beginning is marked by a natural rock arch (rock gate).\nConnection with Torr. Alba/Torrente Molassa possible, cf. there.

Torrente Cellina: Canyon End
Return: After the inflow of the Torr. Alba from the left, descend 100 m. in the Cellina and then go up on the left to the old road along the Cellina. Here turn left and then right onto the road that accompanies Torr. Alba. At the T-junction again to the right and through the tunnel back to the car.\nAlternatively, you can also go up the Torrente Alba, opening an additional alternative return at the confluence Alba/Molassa.

Stierkarabfluss: Canyon Start
2025-07-06: Early start due to the uncertain weather forecast. Everything OK, quite little gravel in the pools but very slippery rock. Always a nice tour. Climbed until exit III
2024-06-26: Water level normal, all anchors OK, no significant blockages.
Approach: From the barrier follow the wide forest road (trail 430) for 30-35min (1st fork left, 2nd fork right, 3rd fork right). After the 3rd fork, follow the forest road into the valley head. Just before the exit of the forest road, follow the visible path next to the stream. The path first runs on the orographic left side and then crosses the stream (exit). A wire rope on the other side of the stream is very helpful for the further course on the orographic right side. You follow the path, which is not always easily recognizable, until you reach a hunter's stand. From here you can already see the last 30m waterfall. From the hunter's stand descend further to the left (wire ropes) and across the boulder field (streambed). On the other side, a narrow steep path secured with wire ropes leads into the upper Taurus cirque up to 1040m (entry above the high 42m waterfall!).
Tour: The canyon is in a beautifully remote area and can only be reached on foot. However, the long access should not put you off as you only really gain altitude at the exit. At the start of the tour, you are in the large Stierkarkessel, where the first of 11 abseiling points starts without a long stretch. Most of the water is pushed out of the gravel bed at the entry, the water temperature in the first gorge is very cold. The pools in the canyon are mostly covered with gravel, but you get a good shower at some of the abseiling points. It is also worth mentioning that there are numbered badges from the Upper Austrian mountain and canyoning team at most of the abseiling points. The stand at the highest abseil point (42m) can be reached by means of a removable rope traverse. The chain anchors at the last two high abseiling points (32m and 30m) are very high, but can be easily reached. After the last high waterfall, there is only a small step that is quickly overcome using ropes from anchors (left). After this, you can get back onto the access path on the right at approx. 850m. We recommend following the stream for about 30 minutes without much difference in altitude (slides, small pools, nice twists and turns and small climbs). At the point where the path crosses the stream, you should exit to the left (approx. 800m) as in our opinion it is not worth descending further (lots of wood, short narrow section, one abseiling point). If you do go further: Part II: hiking canyon with a few mini slides. In the middle there is a 4m waterfall that can be rappelled or jumped - rock canyon on bedrock. Part III: Low but narrow with beautiful washouts in the white rock. Rappels (max. 10m) are only possible where tree obstacles block the gorge. The gorge exits at the mouth of a dry streambed from the left at the height of 'Paukenhansel'. If you want to walk the whole canyon to the mouth of the Steyr, there is another 35 minutes of walking through the Heindlbodenschlucht, then a short gorge with some jumps (unfortunately often dry - the water seeps away just before the gorge and reappears at its exit) and another 40 minutes of walking to the Steyr (possible jumps 3m before the mouth).

Stierkarabfluss: Parking at Entry
2025-07-06: Early start due to the uncertain weather forecast. Everything OK, quite little gravel in the pools but very slippery rock. Always a nice tour. Climbed until exit III
2024-06-26: Water level normal, all anchors OK, no significant blockages.
Comment: Parkplatz vor Schranken
Access: Take the A9 to the St. Pankratz-Hinterstoder exit. Then continue on the B139 towards Klaus and a few kilometers further turn off towards Steyrling. Follow the asphalt road through the village which then turns into a gravel road. Follow this gravel road past the forest cemetery until directly in front of the barrier with the sign "Fahrrad Fahrverbot" and forest road. Here you can park on the left (if full, park 100m before).
Return: Follow the flat access path and the forest road back to the parking lot If as described above part 2 and 3 are also walked: Climb tracks left to the forest road, then on this back to the parking lot.

Stierkarabfluss: Parking at Exit
2025-07-06: Early start due to the uncertain weather forecast. Everything OK, quite little gravel in the pools but very slippery rock. Always a nice tour. Climbed until exit III
2024-06-26: Water level normal, all anchors OK, no significant blockages.
Comment: Brücke über Weissenbach
Access: Take the A9 to the St. Pankratz-Hinterstoder exit. Then continue on the B139 towards Klaus and a few kilometers further turn off towards Steyrling. Follow the asphalt road through the village which then turns into a gravel road. Follow this gravel road past the forest cemetery until directly in front of the barrier with the sign "Fahrrad Fahrverbot" and forest road. Here you can park on the left (if full, park 100m before).
Return: Follow the flat access path and the forest road back to the parking lot If as described above part 2 and 3 are also walked: Climb tracks left to the forest road, then on this back to the parking lot.

Stierkarabfluss: Canyon End
Return: Follow the flat access path and the forest road back to the parking lot If as described above part 2 and 3 are also walked: Climb tracks left to the forest road, then on this back to the parking lot.

Stierkarabfluss: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ende vor Teil 2 und 3

Ferraia: Canyon End
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Return: After the 7 m rappel, there is a 3 m rappel and a 3 m slide before the stream flattens out. A brick path runs down the rock face on the right (possibly an ascent route?). After approx. 50 m, exit to the right onto a forest path. If you want to take the last two rappels down into the riverbed of the Pennavaira, you have to accept the re-ascent on the rope, as there is no exit (in the foreseeable future) downstream via the Pennavaire. According to the description at Geuna, Ruotolo, however, there is an exit if you walk a few meters upstream along the Pennavaira. From the marked exit, follow the forest path along the Pennavaira downstream. Where it drops more steeply after a basically flat course, the aforementioned hiking trail ascends to the right. We kept to the right under the rock face (maybe better left?). The path continues for a few hundred meters in the direction of Rio Lerca. Where it turns downwards (this would probably be the quicker ascent option - from the exit point on the brick path under the rock face directly up the right bank of the Ferraia? see description at Geuna, Ruotolo), we climbed straight ahead onto the rib and up this without difficulty until we reached the little road. Turn right on the road and after a few hundred meters to the parking lot

Ferraia: Canyon Start
2025-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferraia L'eau n'est pas très propre, c'est étrange parce qu'il n'y a rien en amont. Amarrages en bon état. Il y a une variante bien plus court...
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Approach: From the parking lot, a dirt road descends and leads us to the streambed below a smaller reservoir. 100 m further downstream is the entry.
Tour: After the 30 m rappel you could get out. A relatively open forest gorge follows without any particular high points ("for collectors"). 7 m/30 m/9 m/14 m/10 m/6 m/10 m/9 m/7 m/exit/25 m/5 m (if necessary 25 + 5 m reascending on the ropes)

Ferraia: Parking at Entry
2025-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferraia L'eau n'est pas très propre, c'est étrange parce qu'il n'y a rien en amont. Amarrages en bon état. Il y a une variante bien plus court...
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Access: We leave the A-10 (Genoa - Ventemiglia) at the Albenga exit, drive a few hundred meters in the direction of Albenga and then turn onto the SS-453 in the direction of Borghetto d'Arroscia, Pieve di Teco. After 16 km and a tunnel, you reach the village of Ranzo, where you turn right off the SS-453 and head up to Aquila d'Arroscia (495 m). Cross the village and at the end take the road to the left towards Levarone. If the ascent is via Levarone, the turn-off is before Aquila d'Arroscia. At this junction, 200 m northwest of Aquila d'Arroscia, the road climbs towards Caprauna to a saddle (828 m) with a chapel and information board (showing the circular route to be used on the way back). Follow the road for about 2.5 km until you come to a large open area to the right of the road. We park the car here.
Return: After the 7 m rappel, there is a 3 m rappel and a 3 m slide before the stream flattens out. A brick path runs down the rock face on the right (possibly an ascent route?). After approx. 50 m, exit to the right onto a forest path. If you want to take the last two rappels down into the riverbed of the Pennavaira, you have to accept the re-ascent on the rope, as there is no exit (in the foreseeable future) downstream via the Pennavaire. According to the description at Geuna, Ruotolo, however, there is an exit if you walk a few meters upstream along the Pennavaira. From the marked exit, follow the forest path along the Pennavaira downstream. Where it drops more steeply after a basically flat course, the aforementioned hiking trail ascends to the right. We kept to the right under the rock face (maybe better left?). The path continues for a few hundred meters in the direction of Rio Lerca. Where it turns downwards (this would probably be the quicker ascent option - from the exit point on the brick path under the rock face directly up the right bank of the Ferraia? see description at Geuna, Ruotolo), we climbed straight ahead onto the rib and up this without difficulty until we reached the little road. Turn right on the road and after a few hundred meters to the parking lot

Ferraia: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A-10 (Genoa - Ventemiglia) at the Albenga exit, drive a few hundred meters in the direction of Albenga and then turn onto the SS-453 in the direction of Borghetto d'Arroscia, Pieve di Teco. After 16 km and a tunnel, you reach the village of Ranzo, where you turn right off the SS-453 and head up to Aquila d'Arroscia (495 m). Cross the village and at the end take the road to the left towards Levarone. If the ascent is via Levarone, the turn-off is before Aquila d'Arroscia. At this junction, 200 m northwest of Aquila d'Arroscia, the road climbs towards Caprauna to a saddle (828 m) with a chapel and information board (showing the circular route to be used on the way back). Follow the road for about 2.5 km until you come to a large open area to the right of the road. We park the car here.
Return: After the 7 m rappel, there is a 3 m rappel and a 3 m slide before the stream flattens out. A brick path runs down the rock face on the right (possibly an ascent route?). After approx. 50 m, exit to the right onto a forest path. If you want to take the last two rappels down into the riverbed of the Pennavaira, you have to accept the re-ascent on the rope, as there is no exit (in the foreseeable future) downstream via the Pennavaire. According to the description at Geuna, Ruotolo, however, there is an exit if you walk a few meters upstream along the Pennavaira. From the marked exit, follow the forest path along the Pennavaira downstream. Where it drops more steeply after a basically flat course, the aforementioned hiking trail ascends to the right. We kept to the right under the rock face (maybe better left?). The path continues for a few hundred meters in the direction of Rio Lerca. Where it turns downwards (this would probably be the quicker ascent option - from the exit point on the brick path under the rock face directly up the right bank of the Ferraia? see description at Geuna, Ruotolo), we climbed straight ahead onto the rib and up this without difficulty until we reached the little road. Turn right on the road and after a few hundred meters to the parking lot

Bozudere Kanyonu (inferior): Canyon Start
2024-04-11: Very beautiful canyon :)
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Approach: From the latter parking lot, we walk across the meadows in a south-westerly direction towards the edge of the slope (GPS: 36°28'15.23 "N 29°24'59.90 "E). Here we look for a track that leads down to the saddle between Saklikent canyon (left) and Monstercanyon (right). From the saddle we follow the path that leads us in a north-westerly direction down to Bozudere inferiore (entry).
Tour: First walk and downclimb until we reach the 1st rappel. This is followed by 6 more in narrow canyons up to 20m high. At the 8th rappel, a longer handrail is set up so that you can rappel past a hanging col with a dangerous siphon exit. At the exit of the narrow part of the gorge, the vertical part begins, which drops into the Saklikent Canyon. The highest rappel - around 60m - is broken (15m/40m). This is followed by 3 more rappels until we reach the bottom of the Saklikent Canyon.

Bozudere Kanyonu (inferior): Canyon End
2024-04-11: Very beautiful canyon :)
2024-03-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monstercanyon (inférieur) Descendu après l'amont, ça fait une course d'une ampleur que j'avais pas encore connu. Il n'y a aucune marche, c'est...
Comment: mit Erreichen der Sohle der Saklikent-Schlucht
Return: Once in Saklikent Gorge, walk downstream, then cross the tributary from the karst spring (can be difficult if there is enough water and without the rope usually stretched here in season) and then walk out on the footbridge above the river to the parking lot.

Bozudere Kanyonu (inferior): Parking at Entry
2024-04-11: Very beautiful canyon :)
2024-03-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monstercanyon (inférieur) Descendu après l'amont, ça fait une course d'une ampleur que j'avais pas encore connu. Il n'y a aucune marche, c'est...
Access: First head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent Gorge. Park your car here for the exit. If you don't want to pay a parking fee, park the car south of the river.\nFrom here, take the second car and drive north along the road. After 2.7 km, turn right and drive uphill towards Arsaköy. After 6.1 km uphill, we come to a road coming from the north and continue on this road to the right in a southerly direction. After another 3.6 km we leave the road to Arkasöy and turn half right (GPS: 36°30'24.75 "N 29°26'25.56 "E). We follow this road in a south-westerly direction. After about 1.8 km we come to a T-junction (GPS: 36°29'43.72 "N 29°25'47.79 "E) and turn right here. After 100 m the road turns left, 270 m further on the road bends to the left - a side road leads straight ahead, an elongated hall on the righthand side - and 570 m further on (GPS: 36°29'19.59 "N 29°25'56.43 "E - covered bus stop) we turn half right. We now continue slightly downhill for another 570 m. Here - GPS: 36°29'7.36 "N 29°25'59.65 "E - we turn right onto a dirt road to the left. After 620 m, the track crosses "our" stream. We now continue above the stream in a south-westerly direction. After 440 m (from the bridge) we stay right at a fork (near the stream). Another 820 m further on, we see a fountain on the left-hand side of the path. Here (GPS: 36°28'46.59 "N 29°25'42.35 "E) we park the car for an integral ascent. Access here as described for the Monster Canyon superior. If we want to enter the lower part directly, we continue along the track and after about 900 m we come to a track coming down from the left. Follow this downhill to the right, as far as it is passable. We drove another 900 m and then parked the car (GPS: 36°28'15.71 "N 29°25'7.85 "E).
Return: Once in Saklikent Gorge, walk downstream, then cross the tributary from the karst spring (can be difficult if there is enough water and without the rope usually stretched here in season) and then walk out on the footbridge above the river to the parking lot.

Bozudere Kanyonu (inferior): Parking at Exit
Access: First head for the canyon exit of the Saklikent Gorge. Park your car here for the exit. If you don't want to pay a parking fee, park the car south of the river.\nFrom here, take the second car and drive north along the road. After 2.7 km, turn right and drive uphill towards Arsaköy. After 6.1 km uphill, we come to a road coming from the north and continue on this road to the right in a southerly direction. After another 3.6 km we leave the road to Arkasöy and turn half right (GPS: 36°30'24.75 "N 29°26'25.56 "E). We follow this road in a south-westerly direction. After about 1.8 km we come to a T-junction (GPS: 36°29'43.72 "N 29°25'47.79 "E) and turn right here. After 100 m the road turns left, 270 m further on the road bends to the left - a side road leads straight ahead, an elongated hall on the righthand side - and 570 m further on (GPS: 36°29'19.59 "N 29°25'56.43 "E - covered bus stop) we turn half right. We now continue slightly downhill for another 570 m. Here - GPS: 36°29'7.36 "N 29°25'59.65 "E - we turn right onto a dirt road to the left. After 620 m, the track crosses "our" stream. We now continue above the stream in a south-westerly direction. After 440 m (from the bridge) we stay right at a fork (near the stream). Another 820 m further on, we see a fountain on the left-hand side of the path. Here (GPS: 36°28'46.59 "N 29°25'42.35 "E) we park the car for an integral ascent. Access here as described for the Monster Canyon superior. If we want to enter the lower part directly, we continue along the track and after about 900 m we come to a track coming down from the left. Follow this downhill to the right, as far as it is passable. We drove another 900 m and then parked the car (GPS: 36°28'15.71 "N 29°25'7.85 "E).
Return: Once in Saklikent Gorge, walk downstream, then cross the tributary from the karst spring (can be difficult if there is enough water and without the rope usually stretched here in season) and then walk out on the footbridge above the river to the parking lot.

Kabindra: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path up towards Arkhale. After not quite 30 min. we reach the small schoolhouse at 1100 m altitude. Here we leave the path to the village and take the path here, which leads us at first only slightly uphill in a southwesterly direction in another 30 min. to the stream. Finally, a few meters downhill and we are at the entry (see Google trail sketch at "Photos").

Kabindra: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, arrive in the bumpy streambed and follow it down to the road.

Kabindra: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Kathmandu on the Prithvi Hwy westwards towards Pokhara. After 130 km in 4 hours - if we walk well - we reach Dumre. You can also get here from Pokhara after 67 km in a good 2 hours. In Dumre, we turn north into the valley of the Marsyangdi River and reach Besisahar after 42 km and 1.5 hours. This is where the paved road exits (2011). Now continue on a dirt road for 24 km or 75 minutes to the village of Syange. This is also the approach if you start the Annapurna Trek from the east, i.e. counter-clockwise. Here or in the vicinity (e.g. in Germu on the other side of the river) we stay for the ascent of the surrounding canyons. From Syange 7.3 km in the direction of Besisahr. This is the starting point for access and also the exit of the return route, unless you have a car on the road at Dod Kabindra Khola,
Return: After the last rappel, arrive in the bumpy streambed and follow it down to the road.

San Liberatore: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the road, cross the Alento on a bridge and continue for about 400 meters. Then, from the road, the view of a small waterfall opens up. 50 m further on, look for the path to the stream (470 m a.s.l.).
Tour: Nice walk in a forest canyon with fresh water. Avoid times with heavy crowds in the church.

San Liberatore: Canyon End
Return: After passing under the road bridge, you come across a hiking trail. You can now use this or continue along the streambed, can look at the tombs carved in tuff above on the right and finally comes to a small square with benches, where the path leads across the streambed and in a few minutes left up to the starting point.If you feel like it and who is not afraid of the ascent left through the vegetation, you can also take the 3 pools below the streambed crossing.

San Liberatore: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: bbazia di an
Access: On the A-14 along the Adriatic Sea south to Pescara.here change to the A-24 (direction Rome). From here about 20 km to the exit Alanno - Scafa. Follow the SS-5 parallel to the A-24 for 3.7 km in the opposite direction (Chieti, Pescara) and then turn right to Manopello (4.7 km).From here continue southeast to Serramonacesca (about 4 km). In the middle of the village follow the sign for the Abbazia di San Liberatore a Majella to the south. At a junction outside the village, take the road on the left and you will quickly reach the church, where there is also a place to park.
Return: After passing under the road bridge, you come across a hiking trail. You can now use this or continue along the streambed, can look at the tombs carved in tuff above on the right and finally comes to a small square with benches, where the path leads across the streambed and in a few minutes left up to the starting point.If you feel like it and who is not afraid of the ascent left through the vegetation, you can also take the 3 pools below the streambed crossing.

Guerna: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the narrowing right out and under the overhanging rock wall along the valley to the car.

Guerna: Canyon Start
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Comment: approche par rive gauche (orograf.) (descente)
Approach: At the bridge follow the sign "Cucche" on the Sentiero "744". Soon you go uphill away from the stream in an easterly direction, the path then bends towards the NE. After about half an hour you come to a bridge with green railings and yellow stripes. A little more than a quarter of an hour on the Sentiero 744, then we keep left down to a stone storehouse and continue pathless and steeply down to the streambed. We reach this below a verhaus of freshly cut (April/May 2012) trees and branches.
Tour: After a longer approach in the open streambed, a pleasant descent through a narrowing without large dimensions.

Guerna: Canyon Start1
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Comment: approche par rive droite (P.v.D. p.204) (descente)
Approach: At the bridge follow the sign "Cucche" on the Sentiero "744". Soon you go uphill away from the stream in an easterly direction, the path then bends towards the NE. After about half an hour you come to a bridge with green railings and yellow stripes. A little more than a quarter of an hour on the Sentiero 744, then we keep left down to a stone storehouse and continue pathless and steeply down to the streambed. We reach this below a verhaus of freshly cut (April/May 2012) trees and branches.
Tour: After a longer approach in the open streambed, a pleasant descent through a narrowing without large dimensions.

Guerna: Parking at Entry
Comment: en cas de navette et accés de rive droite (orograf.) - P.v.D. p. 204 (descente)
Access: Leave the Autostrada A 4 (Milano-Brescia) between Bergamo and Brescia at the Ponte Oglio exit and head north along the SP 84 and 91 to Sarnico on Lago d'Iseo. From here continue northwards to Adrara San Rocco. Through the village and continue in a northerly direction on Via Martinelli down to the stream, cross it on a bridge and park the car just beyond the bridge.\nP.v. Duin shows in his book a possible car shuttle, but with 6 km driving distance and then 25 min. access time should bring nothing.
Return: At the exit of the narrowing right out and under the overhanging rock wall along the valley to the car.

Guerna: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ou parking aval pour accés de rive droite (P.v. Duin "B"-p.204) (descente)
Access: Leave the Autostrada A 4 (Milano-Brescia) between Bergamo and Brescia at the Ponte Oglio exit and head north along the SP 84 and 91 to Sarnico on Lago d'Iseo. From here continue northwards to Adrara San Rocco. Through the village and continue in a northerly direction on Via Martinelli down to the stream, cross it on a bridge and park the car just beyond the bridge.\nP.v. Duin shows in his book a possible car shuttle, but with 6 km driving distance and then 25 min. access time should bring nothing.
Return: At the exit of the narrowing right out and under the overhanging rock wall along the valley to the car.

Guerna: Waypoint
Comment: depart sentier "744 cucche" (approche par rive gauche - orograf.) (descente)
Approach: At the bridge follow the sign "Cucche" on the Sentiero "744". Soon you go uphill away from the stream in an easterly direction, the path then bends towards the NE. After about half an hour you come to a bridge with green railings and yellow stripes. A little more than a quarter of an hour on the Sentiero 744, then we keep left down to a stone storehouse and continue pathless and steeply down to the streambed. We reach this below a verhaus of freshly cut (April/May 2012) trees and branches.

Guerna: Waypoint1
Comment: petit pont (descente)

Guerna: Waypoint2
Comment: ruine (descendre vers le cours d\'eau) (descente)

Rio Freddo inf. : Canyon Start
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Comment: unterer Abschnitt
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road for a few meters and cross the Rio Freddo in a ford at the cleared forest area. (altitude about 440 m). With some difficulty, you will recognize hiking trail no. 3 in the cleared forest, which then winds its way up the mountain. After a while, it meets a road where you keep to the right and continue slightly uphill. At an altitude of around 750 m, you reach a ridge (approx. 50 min.), where the marked hiking trail no. 19 branches off to the right from Sentiero no. 3. Follow the now descending path no. 19 to reach the streambed of the Rio Freddo between its upper and lower sections. Note: If you also want to climb the upper part (highest rappel here 18m), stay on path no. 3 at the junction of Sentiero no. 19, which leads up to Passo Porraia (931 m). Here you turn onto Sentiero no. 18 and descend in a westerly direction to Rio Freddo (entry at 920 m).Even if you have 2 cars at your disposal, this is more time-saving and possibly more pleasant than the shuttle described elsewhere (e.g. in Gole & Canyons 1 - no. 11) over a distance of 25 km and the subsequent 40-minute access, which also leads to the entry point (920 m).
Tour: The information on the number and height of the rappel in the books and Internet sites differ quite strongly (2 x 25 m rope indicated). There are devices for ropeways (to get across the brackish water pools in summer without neo), The walked lower part of the canyon is entertaining and also suitable for beginners. In June there was still running water.

Rio Freddo inf. : Canyon End
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Return: After a water intake, concrete steps lead down next to the stream. A little later, a path leads out to the left to the little road where the car is parked a little further down.

Rio Freddo inf. : Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: oberer Einstieg
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road for a few meters and cross the Rio Freddo in a ford at the cleared forest area. (altitude about 440 m). With some difficulty, you will recognize hiking trail no. 3 in the cleared forest, which then winds its way up the mountain. After a while, it meets a road where you keep to the right and continue slightly uphill. At an altitude of around 750 m, you reach a ridge (approx. 50 min.), where the marked hiking trail no. 19 branches off to the right from Sentiero no. 3. Follow the now descending path no. 19 to reach the streambed of the Rio Freddo between its upper and lower sections. Note: If you also want to climb the upper part (highest rappel here 18m), stay on path no. 3 at the junction of Sentiero no. 19, which leads up to Passo Porraia (931 m). Here you turn onto Sentiero no. 18 and descend in a westerly direction to Rio Freddo (entry at 920 m).Even if you have 2 cars at your disposal, this is more time-saving and possibly more pleasant than the shuttle described elsewhere (e.g. in Gole & Canyons 1 - no. 11) over a distance of 25 km and the subsequent 40-minute access, which also leads to the entry point (920 m).
Tour: The information on the number and height of the rappel in the books and Internet sites differ quite strongly (2 x 25 m rope indicated). There are devices for ropeways (to get across the brackish water pools in summer without neo), The walked lower part of the canyon is entertaining and also suitable for beginners. In June there was still running water.

Rio Freddo inf. : Parking at Entry
Comment: Zustieg oben
Access: Take the A 14 along the Adriatic, passing Cattolica, Pesaro, Fano and Senigallia. At the Ancona Nord exit, leave the A 14 and take the SS 76, then after 42 kilometers turn west for 15 km to Sassoferrato. From here on the SS 360 9.5 km in the direction of Scheggia. Now turn left (south) towards Perticano, Pascelupo. A few hundred meters before Pascelupo turn left onto the little road to the Eremo di Montecucco. After about 500 meters, on the left of the road, there is a parking area for about 5 cars. Park here.
Return: After a water intake, concrete steps lead down next to the stream. A little later, a path leads out to the left to the little road where the car is parked a little further down.

Rio Freddo inf. : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the A 14 along the Adriatic, passing Cattolica, Pesaro, Fano and Senigallia. At the Ancona Nord exit, leave the A 14 and take the SS 76, then after 42 kilometers turn west for 15 km to Sassoferrato. From here on the SS 360 9.5 km in the direction of Scheggia. Now turn left (south) towards Perticano, Pascelupo. A few hundred meters before Pascelupo turn left onto the little road to the Eremo di Montecucco. After about 500 meters, on the left of the road, there is a parking area for about 5 cars. Park here.
Return: After a water intake, concrete steps lead down next to the stream. A little later, a path leads out to the left to the little road where the car is parked a little further down.

Froda (Superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: We go downhill in the sparse deciduous forest, keeping diagonally towards the stream (Froda) flowing below us. Relatively late we enter the stream and soon come to the first rappel.
Tour: As already mentioned, a succession of 11 rappels begins vertically. This opens up beautiful views as far as Lake Maggiore and the Ticino mountains towering behind. Exit at the small bridge if you don't want to join the Froda inferiore. 01- C4 (2 sx) 02- C5 (MC 2sx + 2sx) 03- C6 (2 dx) 04- C15 (2sx + dev dx -8m) 05- C10 (2 sx) 06- C17 (MC 2dx + 2dx) 07- C40 (MC 2 dx + 2 dx) 08- C 15 (2sx + dev sx -7m) 09- C8 (2 dx) 10- C14 (2 sx)

Froda (Superiore): Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge out to the right on the trail and in a few minutes to the lower car.

Froda (Superiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: From Luino, on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore, we take SP 69 to Castello Castellveccana (9.4 km). We leave this road here to the left on the SP 7 - Via Galileo Galilei - in the direction of Nazca, Sant'Antonio, Arcumeggia. The road now climbs steadily, we see the 100m high Cascate della Froda (cf. Froda inferiore) and 4.8 km after turning off the SP 69 in Castellveccana we reach a prominent left-hand serpentine. Here we park the lower car. In the hairpin bend a footpath from the west meets the road. If we walk along it for about 5 minutes until we reach a footbridge (it is also the way back after the exit), we can check the water level in the Froda.\nWith the second car we then continue for another 550 m and then turn right onto the SP 8 ("Passo Cuvignone"). On the Sp 8 we go uphill for a good 1100 m and then we look for a suitable parking place.
Return: At the bridge out to the right on the trail and in a few minutes to the lower car.

Froda (Superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: From Luino, on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore, we take SP 69 to Castello Castellveccana (9.4 km). We leave this road here to the left on the SP 7 - Via Galileo Galilei - in the direction of Nazca, Sant'Antonio, Arcumeggia. The road now climbs steadily, we see the 100m high Cascate della Froda (cf. Froda inferiore) and 4.8 km after turning off the SP 69 in Castellveccana we reach a prominent left-hand serpentine. Here we park the lower car. In the hairpin bend a footpath from the west meets the road. If we walk along it for about 5 minutes until we reach a footbridge (it is also the way back after the exit), we can check the water level in the Froda.\nWith the second car we then continue for another 550 m and then turn right onto the SP 8 ("Passo Cuvignone"). On the Sp 8 we go uphill for a good 1100 m and then we look for a suitable parking place.
Return: At the bridge out to the right on the trail and in a few minutes to the lower car.

Tazi: Canyon Start
Approach: Either at E1 before the bridge and the narrowing or a road bridge further downstream.
Tour: she videos & photos

Tazi: Parking at Entry
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for implementation (25 km)
Return: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki

Tazi: Parking at Exit
Access: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for implementation (25 km)
Return: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki

Tazi: Canyon End
Return: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" CWiki

Froda (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: In the haipin bend a footpath goes off in western direction into the forest.we follow it and in about 5 min. we come to a footbridge (entry).
Tour: First downclimbs and smaller rappels until you reach the break-off edge with the 100 m waterfall. It is set up on the orographic right with several intermediate stands. 11- C7 (2 sx) 12- C5 (2 dx) 13- C3 (2 dx) 14- C5 (MC 2sx + 2sx) 15- C7 (1 sx) 16- C6 (2 sx) 17- C9 (MC 2dx + 2 dx) 18- C30 (2sx + dev sx - 15m) 19- C12 (2 dx) Final waterfall in water: 20- C5 (2 dx) 21- C20 + C40 + C50 (2sx + 2sx+ 2sx) Only the essential anchors are indicated here; there are additional anchors that can be safely ignored. Final dry waterfall: 20- C30 + C35 + C45 (2dx + 2dx + 2dx)

Froda (Inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: At the foot of the waterfall we come to a wooden footbridge. Left here onto the hiking trail, we soon pass the houses of the hamlet of Casone Froda (394 m above sea level), continue north along the path, cross the river twice and, after the third crossing and another 600 m northwards, reach the SP 7 and our car at the bottom.

Froda (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
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Comment: Basierend auf Beschreibung eingetragen.
Access: Like Froda superiore:From Luino on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore, take the SP 69 to Castello Castellveccana (9.4 km). We leave this road here and turn left onto the SP 7 - Via Galileo Galilei - in the direction of Nasca, Sant'Antonio, Arcumeggia. We now drive 1.9 km and come to a house directly on the right-hand side of the road. 200m further on the SP 7, a dirt road turns off to the right ( ). We park the lower car here. Take the second car on the SP 7 in a southerly direction continuously uphill. We can see the 100 m high final waterfall of the Froda inferiore and after 2.7 km we come to a prominent left-hand serpentine. Here we park the second car, unless we intend an integral ascent of the Froda (see description of the Froda superiore!).
Return: At the foot of the waterfall we come to a wooden footbridge. Left here onto the hiking trail, we soon pass the houses of the hamlet of Casone Froda (394 m above sea level), continue north along the path, cross the river twice and, after the third crossing and another 600 m northwards, reach the SP 7 and our car at the bottom.

Froda (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Basierend auf Beschreibung eingetragen.
Access: Like Froda superiore:From Luino on the eastern shore of Lake Maggiore, take the SP 69 to Castello Castellveccana (9.4 km). We leave this road here and turn left onto the SP 7 - Via Galileo Galilei - in the direction of Nasca, Sant'Antonio, Arcumeggia. We now drive 1.9 km and come to a house directly on the right-hand side of the road. 200m further on the SP 7, a dirt road turns off to the right ( ). We park the lower car here. Take the second car on the SP 7 in a southerly direction continuously uphill. We can see the 100 m high final waterfall of the Froda inferiore and after 2.7 km we come to a prominent left-hand serpentine. Here we park the second car, unless we intend an integral ascent of the Froda (see description of the Froda superiore!).
Return: At the foot of the waterfall we come to a wooden footbridge. Left here onto the hiking trail, we soon pass the houses of the hamlet of Casone Froda (394 m above sea level), continue north along the path, cross the river twice and, after the third crossing and another 600 m northwards, reach the SP 7 and our car at the bottom.

Ribnica: Canyon Start
Approach: Enter directly under the bridge
Tour: The tour from the very top is not worthwhile due to extreme capping and lack of water (which is a pity, because the gorge would otherwise be very impressive). However, you could walk only the lowest part - from the lower parking lot follow the marked path to the second waterfall, then ascend via climbing tracks on the orographic left bank to above the escarpment and enter at a small diving pool: A short tour with a jump, several slides and 2 waterfalls of about 20m height.

Ribnica: Canyon End
Return: Along the trail back to the parking lot below the canyon.

Grand Galet: Canyon Start
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Approach: So we go up the road, look at the semicircle of the big waterfall and come up to the village. Here we follow the road south for about 250m and then turn right onto a dirt road that takes us to Rivière Langevin.
Tour: See video & photos!

Grand Galet: Canyon End
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Return: After the large basin under the waterfall we can get out, but also continue to walk to the car and beyond.

Canale dei Ghiacci: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the road for about 100 m, then take a dirt road down to the right. After about another 100 m the path branches. Here the dirt road straight down. The path becomes a trail and enters the forest. After a few more 100 m it becomes almost flat. Here go down to the left to the entry into the stream. There is a path across the creek, the bridge is obviously washed away. About 50 m further down on the left bank are the remains of the walls of a former mill
Tour: The relatively open forest canyon has 26 rappels, a few jumps and slides. In the last quarter it stretches through washed out rock without any major drops and here loses its character as a 'pebble' and rappel canyon.

Canale dei Ghiacci: Canyon End
Return: You follow the stream until its mouth in the Aveto, which you wade through (attention: danger of water rise due to lock opening!). On the other side is the parking lot where you left the first car.

Canale dei Ghiacci: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A1 (via Milan) or the A 21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). Take a bypass around the town to the south, then take the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge, turn left onto the SP 586 ('Chiavari'). Park a car in the parking lot in the bends at km 8. At km 12 - Ruffinati - turn right over a bridge and up a narrow, winding asphalt road to Lisore and on to a panoramic road at the top (approx. 1050 m). Turn right there and via Selva to Cariseto. Parking available in the village.
Return: You follow the stream until its mouth in the Aveto, which you wade through (attention: danger of water rise due to lock opening!). On the other side is the parking lot where you left the first car.

Canale dei Ghiacci: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A1 (via Milan) or the A 21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). Take a bypass around the town to the south, then take the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge, turn left onto the SP 586 ('Chiavari'). Park a car in the parking lot in the bends at km 8. At km 12 - Ruffinati - turn right over a bridge and up a narrow, winding asphalt road to Lisore and on to a panoramic road at the top (approx. 1050 m). Turn right there and via Selva to Cariseto. Parking available in the village.
Return: You follow the stream until its mouth in the Aveto, which you wade through (attention: danger of water rise due to lock opening!). On the other side is the parking lot where you left the first car.

Serchio di Gramolazzo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car directly into the creek, if necessary walk a few meters downhill on the left side of the creek before access.
Tour: At the beginning rappeling in a narrow, not very deep rocky gully - 1 rappel. Then the stream flows openly downhill in the forest, interrupted by interesting narrow passages. We pass a diversion structure on the left. In parts you can also go down in the forest at the edge of the stream. Then you climb and rappel again in rock gullies.

Serchio di Gramolazzo: Canyon End
Return: When the streambed flattens and the gorge is over, a few more minutes in the gorge, then out to the left - about. UU you pass a barn in the light coppice, then you come to a large open space. We meet an old path that leads us NNO to the hiking trail "GT 189" (red marking). We follow it to the left up to the road and to the shelter on the road.

Serchio di Gramolazzo: Parking at Entry
Access: From Lucca via Castelnuovo di Garfagnana northwards on the SR445 to Piazza al Serchio (or from Aulla on the same road southwards). Continue north and shortly after Piazza al Serchio turn left onto the SP51 towards Gramolazzo. Cross the Fiume Serchio and continue to Gramolazzo. In Gramolazzo, continue straight on through the town towards Minucciano. The road now climbs and after approx. 3-4 km before a tunnel, turn left off the SP51 towards Refugio Donegani. At the next junction we see a kind of brick-built bus shelter, a so-called Rifiugiola. Here we also find a signpost pointing downhill to the southeast along the "GT 189". We come up from there on the way back. We park the lower car here and continue straight ahead in the second car. Continue up this road. To the left below, you have a beautiful view of the S. di Gramolazzo forest gorge lying deep below. Pass a picnic area on the left below the road. After 4.6 km from the tunnel junction, park your car at the roadside. The Rifugio Donegani is located on the mountainside to the west, about 200 m further along the road we come to the Rifugio Val Serenaia (1100 alt.).
Return: When the streambed flattens and the gorge is over, a few more minutes in the gorge, then out to the left - about. UU you pass a barn in the light coppice, then you come to a large open space. We meet an old path that leads us NNO to the hiking trail "GT 189" (red marking). We follow it to the left up to the road and to the shelter on the road.

Serchio di Gramolazzo: Parking at Exit
Access: From Lucca via Castelnuovo di Garfagnana northwards on the SR445 to Piazza al Serchio (or from Aulla on the same road southwards). Continue north and shortly after Piazza al Serchio turn left onto the SP51 towards Gramolazzo. Cross the Fiume Serchio and continue to Gramolazzo. In Gramolazzo, continue straight on through the town towards Minucciano. The road now climbs and after approx. 3-4 km before a tunnel, turn left off the SP51 towards Refugio Donegani. At the next junction we see a kind of brick-built bus shelter, a so-called Rifiugiola. Here we also find a signpost pointing downhill to the southeast along the "GT 189". We come up from there on the way back. We park the lower car here and continue straight ahead in the second car. Continue up this road. To the left below, you have a beautiful view of the S. di Gramolazzo forest gorge lying deep below. Pass a picnic area on the left below the road. After 4.6 km from the tunnel junction, park your car at the roadside. The Rifugio Donegani is located on the mountainside to the west, about 200 m further along the road we come to the Rifugio Val Serenaia (1100 alt.).
Return: When the streambed flattens and the gorge is over, a few more minutes in the gorge, then out to the left - about. UU you pass a barn in the light coppice, then you come to a large open space. We meet an old path that leads us NNO to the hiking trail "GT 189" (red marking). We follow it to the left up to the road and to the shelter on the road.

Rio Grande: Canyon Start
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Approach: Just before the rocky hill, the path descends to the Rio Grande. The entry is at the confluence of Rio Grande and Rio dei Boschi coming from the right (east).
Tour: Only 3 to 5 abseiling points (attractive with 19 m) short canyon. There was not much left of the former slides and jumps (after high water). At the bottom of the streambed there is a warning sign 'Lock opening', but the dams in the upper reaches are only supposed to be slide brakes. The Rio Grande could easily be combined with the Colombaia, and the canyon is also used commercially ('Speedy Gonzales').

Rio Grande: Canyon End
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Return: Exit directly at the lower parking lot.

Rio Grande: Parking at Entry
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Access: Take the A 1 (via Milan) or the A 21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). Take a bypass around the town to the south, then take the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge, turn left onto the SP 586 ('Chiavari'). After km 9 you drive through a tunnel, immediately afterwards there is a storage area for road debris on the left. You can park one car here. With the other car, continue for about 500 m and then turn left towards Casale - Brugneto. After 2 km (measured from the junction) there is a parking area on the left in a bend to the right. It is overlooked by an overgrown rock. The road turns away from the Rio Grande here to leave a side valley.
Return: Exit directly at the lower parking lot.

Rio Grande: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A 1 (via Milan) or the A 21 (via Brescia) to Piacenza (southern exit). Take a bypass around the town to the south, then take the SS 45 through the Val di Trebbia via Bobbio to Marsaglia. Before the bridge, turn left onto the SP 586 ('Chiavari'). After km 9 you drive through a tunnel, immediately afterwards there is a storage area for road debris on the left. You can park one car here. With the other car, continue for about 500 m and then turn left towards Casale - Brugneto. After 2 km (measured from the junction) there is a parking area on the left in a bend to the right. It is overlooked by an overgrown rock. The road turns away from the Rio Grande here to leave a side valley.
Return: Exit directly at the lower parking lot.

Grognardo: Canyon Start
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2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grognardo Descendu avant l'Argentina. Court mais joli. Approche : Parking au dernier lacet avant Molini di Triora. Chemin qui part dans l'épin...
Approach: From the road bend we take the footpath that leads in a northerly direction over the Argentina slightly ascending to the dilapidated (2012) footbridge over the Grognardo. Get on here.
Tour: At the beginning smaller rappel with slides, then the attractive dark gorge

Grognardo: Canyon End
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2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grognardo Descendu avant l'Argentina. Court mais joli. Approche : Parking au dernier lacet avant Molini di Triora. Chemin qui part dans l'épin...
Return: After the Grognardo flows into a large pool of the Argentina (known as Lago Degno), at its lower exit, follow the tracks on the right up to the approach path and along this back to the car. Alternatively, you can walk down the Argentina from the old stone arch bridge, see Argentina for more details.

Grognardo: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grognardo Descendu avant l'Argentina. Court mais joli. Approche : Parking au dernier lacet avant Molini di Triora. Chemin qui part dans l'épin...
Access: Leave the Italian A 10 (Genoa - Nice) at the Arma di Taggia exit (about halfway between Imperia and Ventmiglia). Then take the SP 548 up the valley of the Argentina towards Triora. After 8 km we pass through Badalucco, 12 km after that, just before the village of Molini di Triora, we turn left onto the SP 65 towards Colla Langan. We cross the Argentina and 2 km after the turnoff we reach the first leftward haipin bend, where we park the car.
Return: After the Grognardo flows into a large pool of the Argentina (known as Lago Degno), at its lower exit, follow the tracks on the right up to the approach path and along this back to the car. Alternatively, you can walk down the Argentina from the old stone arch bridge, see Argentina for more details.

Grognardo: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking alternatif (Loreto) pour la combination Argentina + Grognardo (descente)
Access: Leave the Italian A 10 (Genoa - Nice) at the Arma di Taggia exit (about halfway between Imperia and Ventmiglia). Then take the SP 548 up the valley of the Argentina towards Triora. After 8 km we pass through Badalucco, 12 km after that, just before the village of Molini di Triora, we turn left onto the SP 65 towards Colla Langan. We cross the Argentina and 2 km after the turnoff we reach the first leftward haipin bend, where we park the car.
Return: After the Grognardo flows into a large pool of the Argentina (known as Lago Degno), at its lower exit, follow the tracks on the right up to the approach path and along this back to the car. Alternatively, you can walk down the Argentina from the old stone arch bridge, see Argentina for more details.

Grognardo: Waypoint
Comment: Ponte di Mauta (alt. 541m) - 2ême depart pour l\'Argentina (descente)
Approach: From the road bend we take the footpath that leads in a northerly direction over the Argentina slightly ascending to the dilapidated (2012) footbridge over the Grognardo. Get on here.

Rio Infernetto: Canyon Start
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2025-05-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Infernetto (Quelle:
2025-05-13: Climbed via the blue marked path from Il Pin. Dry at the top, then more and more water at the bottom. The siphon block is currently open at the bottom and there is even an abseil stand on the outside...
Approach: Follow the road back a few meters and then turn right onto the cul-de-sac. Follow this for about 50 m and then turn right onto the hiking trail (marked "Procanyon" blue dot on white rectangle). Follow this path, initially past a group of houses, to the entry point directly below the junction of the Rio Boschetti - upper part of the Infernetto - with the Vallone Cavernasecca (1235 m above sea level). Long crossings, partly exposed.
Tour: A total of 19 rappels. Dry at first, then water slowly appears. In the narrow section of Val Scura there is a series of unclear rappels on the right-hand side of the stream. When the route becomes vertical, there is a somewhat tricky to reach deviation on the right. This deviation makes it possible to reach the belay above the large clamping block. If you rappel straight down here, you end up in a hanging basin. In 2025 it was possible to crawl below the gorge block to two glued anchors on the underside of the block. After that, the gorge becomes more aquatic with beautiful pools. Unfortunately, not everything is jumpable. Don't get out too early, there are still a few nice, high possible jumps at the bottom.

Rio Infernetto: Canyon End
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2025-05-13: Climbed via the blue marked path from Il Pin. Dry at the top, then more and more water at the bottom. The siphon block is currently open at the bottom and there is even an abseil stand on the outside...
Return: At the confluence of the Infernetto with the Argentina (710 m a.s.l.)take the footpath up to the left, then right on the stone bridge Gerbonte over the Argentina, then follow the forest path in a southerly direction up to the road and the lower vehicle.

Rio Infernetto: Parking at Entry
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2025-05-13: Climbed via the blue marked path from Il Pin. Dry at the top, then more and more water at the bottom. The siphon block is currently open at the bottom and there is even an abseil stand on the outside...
Access: From the A10 (Genoa - Ventimiglia) turn off at Arma di Taggia (San Remo East) onto the SS548 and via Badalucco and Molini di Triora to Triora (approx. 30 km from the highway). Do not enter the town here, but continue northwards on the SP52, past Loreto with its small church next to the high bridge, past Creppo in the direction of Realdo. About 750 m after Creppo there is a small parking bay on the right of the road, with signposts to Passarella Gerbonte on the left. Park the lower vehicle here. Continue with the second one and drive up to Realdo, past the village and continue uphill towards Colla Sanson to "Il Pin" shortly after the village of Borniga. Park your car near the wayside shrine (1395m above sea level).
Return: At the confluence of the Infernetto with the Argentina (710 m a.s.l.)take the footpath up to the left, then right on the stone bridge Gerbonte over the Argentina, then follow the forest path in a southerly direction up to the road and the lower vehicle.

Rio Infernetto: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A10 (Genoa - Ventimiglia) turn off at Arma di Taggia (San Remo East) onto the SS548 and via Badalucco and Molini di Triora to Triora (approx. 30 km from the highway). Do not enter the town here, but continue northwards on the SP52, past Loreto with its small church next to the high bridge, past Creppo in the direction of Realdo. About 750 m after Creppo there is a small parking bay on the right of the road, with signposts to Passarella Gerbonte on the left. Park the lower vehicle here. Continue with the second one and drive up to Realdo, past the village and continue uphill towards Colla Sanson to "Il Pin" shortly after the village of Borniga. Park your car near the wayside shrine (1395m above sea level).
Return: At the confluence of the Infernetto with the Argentina (710 m a.s.l.)take the footpath up to the left, then right on the stone bridge Gerbonte over the Argentina, then follow the forest path in a southerly direction up to the road and the lower vehicle.

Masino: Canyon End
2025-08-09: Normal water level for this stream therefore 1.5 m³/sec 3* passages surrounded by 1* streambed hike. The entrance jumps are wonderful. Warm water that has attracted many locals to the last pools below...
Return: As soon as we see a granite quarry on the left in the now completely open riverbed, we follow clear tracks out to the left and then come to the forest road that leads us up to the SS 404 and the car.

Masino: Canyon Start
2025-08-09: Normal water level for this stream therefore 1.5 m³/sec 3* passages surrounded by 1* streambed hike. The entrance jumps are wonderful. Warm water that has attracted many locals to the last pools below...
Approach: Ascent on the road for 1.2km and then descend to the left into the streambed just after an avalanche gallery (between thorns and private ground). After 150 m downstream we come to the slide brake, where the entry (orographic right) takes place.
Tour: After a short downclimb, there is a first high jump. After a swimming section, you path onto a wide ledge (to the right of the gulch into which the water thunders down). You can downclimb this slab to the next jump into the pool below the waterfall (if you don't want to do this, you can also rappel the almost 20 m). Take the following slide slightly to the right of the middle of the current (there is a small cave on the left). This is followed by an optional siphon, several jumps and walks with downclimbs in the riverbed. When the canyon becomes more open, look for a path orographic to the right. If you are standing by a stream coming from the left, you have gone too far.

Masino: Parking at Entry
2025-08-09: Normal water level for this stream therefore 1.5 m³/sec 3* passages surrounded by 1* streambed hike. The entrance jumps are wonderful. Warm water that has attracted many locals to the last pools below...
Comment: Größere Parkbucht links von Straße
Access: From the prominent road junction on the north-eastern shore of Lago di Como, take the SS 38 up the Valtellina (Adda valley) towards Sondrio. After 15 km we pass the town center of Morbegno. After another 6.8 km and immediately after crossing the Adda, we turn left onto the SS 404, which takes us into Val Masino (towards Cataeggio, San Martino) after passing through the village of Masino. 3.5 km after leaving the SS 38, the road to Bivio turns off to the right. A good 300 m further on, an overgrown forest road leads down to Torrente Masino on the left, a little later there is a small chapel at the side of the road. As the way back is via this forest road, park your car in a suitable place here. In summer, the few parking spaces are often full, so it is better to continue up the road until you find a larger parking area on the left just before the turn-off to Cevo.
Return: As soon as we see a granite quarry on the left in the now completely open riverbed, we follow clear tracks out to the left and then come to the forest road that leads us up to the SS 404 and the car.

Masino: Parking at Exit
Comment: Kleine Parkmöglichkeiten links von der Straße, im Sommer oft von Badenden zugeparkt.
Access: From the prominent road junction on the north-eastern shore of Lago di Como, take the SS 38 up the Valtellina (Adda valley) towards Sondrio. After 15 km we pass the town center of Morbegno. After another 6.8 km and immediately after crossing the Adda, we turn left onto the SS 404, which takes us into Val Masino (towards Cataeggio, San Martino) after passing through the village of Masino. 3.5 km after leaving the SS 38, the road to Bivio turns off to the right. A good 300 m further on, an overgrown forest road leads down to Torrente Masino on the left, a little later there is a small chapel at the side of the road. As the way back is via this forest road, park your car in a suitable place here. In summer, the few parking spaces are often full, so it is better to continue up the road until you find a larger parking area on the left just before the turn-off to Cevo.
Return: As soon as we see a granite quarry on the left in the now completely open riverbed, we follow clear tracks out to the left and then come to the forest road that leads us up to the SS 404 and the car.

Matassa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot you go up along the stream. High up you can see the village of Scoppio in front of you. After about 1000 m the Fosso di Matassa comes down from the right. Continue along the streambed of the main stream (westwards) and climb up its southern slope until you reach a path (at about 590 m above sea level) that crosses the streambed to the right and leads up to the village of Scoppio (708 m) in a few minutes (beautiful view; about 1 hour walk). Leave it on the right and head NE on trail n. 12 that leads to La Costa. After a few hairpin bends descend into the streambed of Fosso Matassa.
Tour: The ditch with 8 rappel is basically dry and does not offer much else. The best is the promising approach via Scoppio.

Matassa: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the streambed walked on the ascent, back to the parking lot.

Matassa: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Florence on the A1, leave it at Orvieto (about 140 km after Florence) and take the SS 448 towards Todi. Passing to the north of this town, take the SS 3 in the direction of Terni. 21.5 km after joining the SS 3, leave it at Acquasparta and take the SS 418 (= SS 3ter) east towards Spoleto. After about 12 km and 2 km after passing through the village of Cisterna, a fork leads to the left towards Costa and Chiesa S. Onofrio. This road soon becomes a dirt road, keep left at the forks in the valley and you will eventually come to an open area by a spring. Park the car here.
Return: After reaching the streambed walked on the ascent, back to the parking lot.

Monastero: Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monastero Very beautiful end of the canyon (Quelle:
2025-09-03: First part completely dry, second part bit of water. Easy to find. Steep walk back.
2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monastero DC-. Nous sommes passés pas les rappels du valle dei rat. Petit filet d'eau au début avant de rejoindre le cours d'eau principal Zer...
Comment: arrivée classique (descente)
Approach: Down to the rectangular water basin and along below it in a northerly direction. Follow the path on the water conduit, cross the Val di Ratti*, continue beyond on the channel until you reach the streambed of the Zerbo.
Tour: At the beginning walking and downclimbing, some smaller rappels, until at the confluence with the Val di Ratti begins an almost continuous sequence of rappels, which then ends with the attractive C 53.

Monastero: Canyon End
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monastero Very beautiful end of the canyon (Quelle:
2025-09-03: First part completely dry, second part bit of water. Easy to find. Steep walk back.
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Return: After the C 53, continue downhill on the right bank of the stream until you reach a path that crosses to the other side of the stream. On this we go up, meet the road and follow it to the car.

Monastero: Canyon Start1
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monastero Very beautiful end of the canyon (Quelle:
2025-09-03: First part completely dry, second part bit of water. Easy to find. Steep walk back.
2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Monastero DC-. Nous sommes passés pas les rappels du valle dei rat. Petit filet d'eau au début avant de rejoindre le cours d'eau principal Zer...
Comment: arrivée alternative (par Val dei Ratti - pont metallique) (descente)
Approach: Down to the rectangular water basin and along below it in a northerly direction. Follow the path on the water conduit, cross the Val di Ratti*, continue beyond on the channel until you reach the streambed of the Zerbo.
Tour: At the beginning walking and downclimbing, some smaller rappels, until at the confluence with the Val di Ratti begins an almost continuous sequence of rappels, which then ends with the attractive C 53.

Monastero: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Lecco on the new road in Valsassina to Ballabio. From there in western direction and many serpentines up to Piani Resinelli. Cross Piazza della Chiesa and go straight on downhill on a slightly sloping road in the direction of "La Montanina".\nPass the church of La Montanina on the upper left (i.e. south) (so do not follow the third signpost "La Montanina" downhill on the right) and always descend on the bad tarred road until you reach a road extension in Campelli above a rectangular water basin (950 m a.s.l.). Here begins the access on foot.\nNote: In 2012, about 100 meters after the turnoff to the church of La Montanina, the continuation on the private road was closed to motor vehicles with the appropriate traffic sign.
Return: After the C 53, continue downhill on the right bank of the stream until you reach a path that crosses to the other side of the stream. On this we go up, meet the road and follow it to the car.

Valle delle Montarezze: Canyon Start
2024-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montarezze Petit canyon sympa, très esthétique, a ne pas sous estimer. Attention,le sentier d'accès et de retour sans traverser le collecteur...
2024-05-09: Quality of 3 anchors very good, 2 ok and 2 moderate
2023-04-30: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BMongoeEmI
Approach: Cross the Torrente Cordevole and head towards the opposite valley cut of the Valle delle Montarezze. Here you can follow the path along the stream and see the final waterfall (if you want). The ascent trail leads up the orographic right edge of the slope until a path overgrown with grass runs horizontally westwards to the entry point.
Tour: 6 rappels in direct succession without major walking passages. Worthwhile in view of the short approach time. As of May 2024, the stands are of varying quality. The Valle delle Montarezze is located in the Parco Nazionale Dolomiti; the ascent of canyons has so far been tolerated, but you should not risk an encounter with the rangers. The A.I.C. management has been negotiating with the national park administration for some time in this regard.

Valle delle Montarezze: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montarezze Petit canyon sympa, très esthétique, a ne pas sous estimer. Attention,le sentier d'accès et de retour sans traverser le collecteur...
2024-05-09: Quality of 3 anchors very good, 2 ok and 2 moderate
2023-04-30: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BMongoeEmI
Comment: Parkplatz bei Picknickarea Candaten
Access: From Belluno on the SS 203 towards Agordo. After passing through the village of Mas (8 km from Belluno), continue north along the orographic left bank of the Torrente Cordevole. About 5.5 km after Mas you come to the houses of the hamlet of Casa Candaten, where there is also a camper van site and a picnic area to the west of the road. It is best to park your car a few hundred meters before reaching the houses of Candaten in a side path to the left of the road (dead end).
Return: After the last waterfall exit to the right, turn left over the footbridge and then through Torrente Cordevole back to the car.

Valle delle Montarezze: Canyon End
2024-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montarezze Petit canyon sympa, très esthétique, a ne pas sous estimer. Attention,le sentier d'accès et de retour sans traverser le collecteur...
2024-05-09: Quality of 3 anchors very good, 2 ok and 2 moderate
2023-04-30: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BMongoeEmI
Return: After the last waterfall exit to the right, turn left over the footbridge and then through Torrente Cordevole back to the car.

Montixi: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montixi You do NOT have to do this gorge!!!!! The approach is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that, it gets ver...
2025-10-04: You do NOT have to do this canyon!!!!! The access is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that it becomes very scrubby, thorny,.... With sturdy trousers, you might be able to...
2025-10-04: If you want to lose friends or have no other hobbies, you are welcome to do this forest canyon. At the very beginning there is water, then only here and there in stinking pools, which we bypassed). T...
Return: At the height of a small dam with a large water reservoir below (ENEL), we climb out to the left onto a poor path, join another path coming down from the left and then come to a road which we follow into Airole. A further descent is not recommended because of the water catchment and the somewhat smelly water from it.

Montixi: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montixi You do NOT have to do this gorge!!!!! The approach is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that, it gets ver...
2025-10-04: You do NOT have to do this canyon!!!!! The access is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that it becomes very scrubby, thorny,.... With sturdy trousers, you might be able to...
2025-10-04: If you want to lose friends or have no other hobbies, you are welcome to do this forest canyon. At the very beginning there is water, then only here and there in stinking pools, which we bypassed). T...
Comment: A 1 (430m) (descente)
Approach: From the central square (church on the left and fountain in the middle) in Airole, head east up the road (Via Garibaldi) with the stair-like flat steps (signposts "Rocchetta" and "Basse d'Abellio"). We are now on "Sentiero 1" on the internet map (CWiki). We soon turn left at the first signpost (towards Monte Abellio; to the right would take us to Valle Para), a few meters further on we turn right. We now follow the path uphill, which is marked with white and red markings. Passing a fountain, we come to the road to Fasceo, leave it again after a few meters to the left (towards Monte Abellio) to climb steeply up to the small saddle ("Croce del Coletto"), from where we have a beautiful (rear) view of Airole and the Roya Valley. Follow the path for about 250 m, then turn left onto a small path that runs horizontally along the slope. We walk along this path for about half an hour and then come to the ruined houses of Case Sorvan (460 m above sea level). We pass the first ruined house and a few meters further on take a poorly visible path to the left, which we follow downhill through the trees to the stream (430 m a.s.l.). Folléas-Giminez describe an access path always close to the stream and we enter about 130 m further down (300 m a.s.l.).
Tour: Sequence of smaller rappels, some with possible jumps, running routes in between.

Montixi: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montixi You do NOT have to do this gorge!!!!! The approach is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that, it gets ver...
2025-10-04: You do NOT have to do this canyon!!!!! The access is beautiful until you have to leave the wide hiking trail. After that it becomes very scrubby, thorny,.... With sturdy trousers, you might be able to...
2025-10-04: If you want to lose friends or have no other hobbies, you are welcome to do this forest canyon. At the very beginning there is water, then only here and there in stinking pools, which we bypassed). T...
Comment: A 2: (300m - Folléas/Giminez)
Approach: From the central square (church on the left and fountain in the middle) in Airole, head east up the road (Via Garibaldi) with the stair-like flat steps (signposts "Rocchetta" and "Basse d'Abellio"). We are now on "Sentiero 1" on the internet map (CWiki). We soon turn left at the first signpost (towards Monte Abellio; to the right would take us to Valle Para), a few meters further on we turn right. We now follow the path uphill, which is marked with white and red markings. Passing a fountain, we come to the road to Fasceo, leave it again after a few meters to the left (towards Monte Abellio) to climb steeply up to the small saddle ("Croce del Coletto"), from where we have a beautiful (rear) view of Airole and the Roya Valley. Follow the path for about 250 m, then turn left onto a small path that runs horizontally along the slope. We walk along this path for about half an hour and then come to the ruined houses of Case Sorvan (460 m above sea level). We pass the first ruined house and a few meters further on take a poorly visible path to the left, which we follow downhill through the trees to the stream (430 m a.s.l.). Folléas-Giminez describe an access path always close to the stream and we enter about 130 m further down (300 m a.s.l.).
Tour: Sequence of smaller rappels, some with possible jumps, running routes in between.

Montixi: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Either from Ventimiglia on the SS 20 in the direction of Breil-sur-Roya, Tende, Cuneo and after about 12 km, immediately after a long tunnel turn right in the direction of Airole or coming from the north (Breil-sur-Roya) after 13 km (from Breil) immediately before the tunnel and the road bridge over the Roya turn left in the direction of Airole. We drive up at the first houses on the left into the village and park the car there.
Return: At the height of a small dam with a large water reservoir below (ENEL), we climb out to the left onto a poor path, join another path coming down from the left and then come to a road which we follow into Airole. A further descent is not recommended because of the water catchment and the somewhat smelly water from it.

Moregallo: Canyon Start
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moregge My last canyon for this season. Done integral, flow correct (it's been raining a little), water cold but not too much, slippery but no...
2025-11-01: Integral canyon, my last one for this season, the weather is getting cold over here. Good flow (it's been raining a little), a little slippery but not too bad. All anchors okay as usual. The numbered...
2025-09-30: Fairly open creek with simple verticals and some aesthetically beautiful rappels, wild environment--a little discontinuity but not particularly noticeable. Okay belays
Approach: We take the track to the left of the tarred road in a southeasterly direction. The track continues on a footpath. After about half an hour the path crosses into the steep slopes above Vallone Moregallo and after another quarter of an hour we are at the streambed.
Tour: Sequence of a total of 23 rappels, first in largely open terrain, after the water drainage the last four in narrower canyon. Exit directly to the lake.

Moregallo: Canyon End
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moregge My last canyon for this season. Done integral, flow correct (it's been raining a little), water cold but not too much, slippery but no...
2025-11-01: Integral canyon, my last one for this season, the weather is getting cold over here. Good flow (it's been raining a little), a little slippery but not too bad. All anchors okay as usual. The numbered...
2025-09-30: Fairly open creek with simple verticals and some aesthetically beautiful rappels, wild environment--a little discontinuity but not particularly noticeable. Okay belays
Return: If you are afraid to go around to the right through the hotel complex to the car, you will also find a passage up to the left to the car parked below.

Pedena: Canyon Start
Approach: At the top of the hairpin bend, take the path that leads up in a south-easterly direction to the Madonna delle Grazie church (1160 m above sea level). From here, continue south-east along the former road to the Passo di San Marco, then descend in hairpin bends. We cross a torrent and soon reach the road bridge over the Pedena. If you want to shorten the tour by a good hour, you can get on here below the bridge at a water drainage. Otherwise, take the path on the other side of the bridge along the stream up to an altitude of 1120 m above sea level (a good 15 minutes from the bridge).
Tour: Many, but not very attractive rappels, some slides and relatively many possible jumps.

Pedena: Canyon End
Return: About 150m before the Pedena flows into the Bitto di Albaredo, there is a small wooded and grassy gravel terrace to the right and slightly above the Pedena. An inconspicuous track begins at its eastern end, which soon becomes recognizable as an old path and leads up to the road. In 2012, the bark had been chipped off a tree as a marker. We also placed 2 cairns.

Pedena: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Morbegno take the SP 8 to the mountain pass of San Marco. It goes up in a southerly direction in serpentines to the Valle Campoerbolo. After 10 km (from Morbegno) we cross the village of Albaredo Per San Marco. 2 km after this village we come to a hairpin bend to the left and we park the car in this area.
Return: About 150m before the Pedena flows into the Bitto di Albaredo, there is a small wooded and grassy gravel terrace to the right and slightly above the Pedena. An inconspicuous track begins at its eastern end, which soon becomes recognizable as an old path and leads up to the road. In 2012, the bark had been chipped off a tree as a marker. We also placed 2 cairns.

Novarza: Canyon Start
2025-10-02: A few days after some minor rain, and we still had waterflow (clean and cold). Just pick a different canyon if it has been dry for weeks, simple. Very beautiful and narrow, nice rappels, some good jum...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Refait avant Lumiei. Un peu plus d'eau et moins claire après les orages de ces derniers jours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Parcouru avant Lumiei. Bien équipé. Belles gorges bien sculptées. Peu de sauts. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
Approach: Cross the bridge and immediately after it take the forest path to the right (south). Follow the trail until you reach a small power plant access tunnel, which is blocked with an iron gate. Here follow the tracks to the right (somewhat exposed) until you reach a tunnel window that is also barred. Here you come across the first rappel (sling around tree).
Tour: At the beginning, descend the rockfall-prone flank for about 55m. Intermediate stand after about 30m, slightly offset to the left, above a rock face, over which you rappel another 30m. Below the rock face, cross to the left and make a wide right turn down into the streambed (approx. 920m above sea level). After a short run, the long series of rappels (about 20 in total) begins, leading into an increasingly narrow canyon. Caution: sharp edges on some of the rappels.

Novarza: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-02: A few days after some minor rain, and we still had waterflow (clean and cold). Just pick a different canyon if it has been dry for weeks, simple. Very beautiful and narrow, nice rappels, some good jum...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Refait avant Lumiei. Un peu plus d'eau et moins claire après les orages de ces derniers jours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Parcouru avant Lumiei. Bien équipé. Belles gorges bien sculptées. Peu de sauts. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
Comment: Parkplatz oben. Unmittelbar vor oder nach der Brücke über die Schlucht des Lumiei.
Access: As for the Lumiei (see there). If you follow the Lumiei walk, leave the lower car at the parking exit of the Lumiei. If you want to get out before the Lumiei, leave the lower car at the parking entry to the Lumiei. Continue with the second car to the bridge over the Lumiei. Park in front of the bridge, as there is little parking space on the other side and it is dangerous to exit onto the road directly at the mouth of the tunnel.
Return: Where the canyon widens decisively, climbing tracks go up on the right, over which one comes to the footbridge over the Lumiei and up to the lower vehicle (if one wants to connect the Lumiei, a nice 20m rappel leads down into the Lumiei at the lower exit of the widening). Alternatively, you can follow the path up to the bridge and then start this tour as in the Lumiei description. In this way you also experience the most impressive part of the Lumiei Gorge.

Novarza: Canyon End
2025-10-02: A few days after some minor rain, and we still had waterflow (clean and cold). Just pick a different canyon if it has been dry for weeks, simple. Very beautiful and narrow, nice rappels, some good jum...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Refait avant Lumiei. Un peu plus d'eau et moins claire après les orages de ces derniers jours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Novarzza Parcouru avant Lumiei. Bien équipé. Belles gorges bien sculptées. Peu de sauts. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
Return: Where the canyon widens decisively, climbing tracks go up on the right, over which one comes to the footbridge over the Lumiei and up to the lower vehicle (if one wants to connect the Lumiei, a nice 20m rappel leads down into the Lumiei at the lower exit of the widening). Alternatively, you can follow the path up to the bridge and then start this tour as in the Lumiei description. In this way you also experience the most impressive part of the Lumiei Gorge.

Castiglione: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the house, a path leads to the left in a southerly direction, first slightly uphill, then down to a bridge over the Castiglione. In order to 'take in' the beautiful first waterfall, it makes sense not to rope in from the bridge, but to follow the path for another 50 m or so, and then cross into the stream.
Tour: Attractive canyon, narrow in places, with a luxurious pulley to protect the rope on the final 33 m rappel.

Castiglione: Canyon End
Return: After the 33 m waterfall in the streambed down, then later on the orogrf. left bank of the stream coming from the right up to the picnic area at the road bridge.

Castiglione: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A 3 (Naples - Reggio di Calabria) at the Mormanno/Scalea exit and take the N 504 in a south-westerly direction (Papasidero, Scalea). After 17 km we reach Papasidero in the Lao Valley. About 400 m before Papasidero, we turn left in a sharp right-hand bend (signpost: 'C. da Vitimoso') onto a narrow road and after about 1 km we come to a bridge where we park the lower vehicle and continue uphill in serpentines for about 900 m with the second vehicle. At a concrete block with a water tap, we turn right and drive another 1100 m up the slope to a house on the left. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: After the 33 m waterfall in the streambed down, then later on the orogrf. left bank of the stream coming from the right up to the picnic area at the road bridge.

Castiglione: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A 3 (Naples - Reggio di Calabria) at the Mormanno/Scalea exit and take the N 504 in a south-westerly direction (Papasidero, Scalea). After 17 km we reach Papasidero in the Lao Valley. About 400 m before Papasidero, we turn left in a sharp right-hand bend (signpost: 'C. da Vitimoso') onto a narrow road and after about 1 km we come to a bridge where we park the lower vehicle and continue uphill in serpentines for about 900 m with the second vehicle. At a concrete block with a water tap, we turn right and drive another 1100 m up the slope to a house on the left. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: After the 33 m waterfall in the streambed down, then later on the orogrf. left bank of the stream coming from the right up to the picnic area at the road bridge.

Ponale: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Easy entry via a locked gate. The water is currently crystal clear, clean and surprisingly easy to walk on. All stands in good condition. Mostly brand new. At the final waterfall lots of tourists with...
2025-07-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ponale Canyon fait après de grosses pluies. Beau, eau claire. Quelques déchets sur le parcours mais rien de gênant.Tout l'équipement en place...
Approach: 50 m further on, in the direction of the tunnel, a dirt road branches off to the left, which we follow downhill high above the Ponale. We come to a paved road that now descends more steeply until we come to a narrow tarred road that is now mainly used as a bike path. Keeping to the left on the little road, we come to a bridge high above the Ponale. It is possible to rappel directly from the bridge into the streambed (about 55 m) or (easier) with the help of a rope to cross the iron gate at the northern end of the bridge and to reach the bottom of the streambed on the path that follows (a few meters before an old water drainage down into the streambed).
Tour: Besides rappels, there are also slides and jumps. The final passage with the swim out into the lake under a huge rock bridge is overwhelming. Since slightly above the access a sewage plant discharges the hopefully well cleaned sewage, the underground is usually slippery and you should choose a time after heavy precipitation for the ascent.

Ponale: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Easy entry via a locked gate. The water is currently crystal clear, clean and surprisingly easy to walk on. All stands in good condition. Mostly brand new. At the final waterfall lots of tourists with...
2025-07-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ponale Canyon fait après de grosses pluies. Beau, eau claire. Quelques déchets sur le parcours mais rien de gênant.Tout l'équipement en place...
Return: After the last waterfall, keeping left through the rock gate and swimming out into the lake, after about 30 meters you reach a small brick platform. Over this we come across the remains of a path, which first over the rock arch meets a partially still paved path, which leads us up to the tarred road and then further, the access path now back up to the car.

Ponale: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: Easy entry via a locked gate. The water is currently crystal clear, clean and surprisingly easy to walk on. All stands in good condition. Mostly brand new. At the final waterfall lots of tourists with...
2025-07-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ponale Canyon fait après de grosses pluies. Beau, eau claire. Quelques déchets sur le parcours mais rien de gênant.Tout l'équipement en place...
Access: From Riva del Garda on the SS 240 in the direction of Lake Ledro. About 350 m after the exit of the long tunnel section, turn left over the bridge (below the T. Ponale) in the direction of Pregasina. About 300 m after the bridge and about 100 m before the tunnel there is a large parking bay on the left of the road. Park your car here.
Return: After the last waterfall, keeping left through the rock gate and swimming out into the lake, after about 30 meters you reach a small brick platform. Over this we come across the remains of a path, which first over the rock arch meets a partially still paved path, which leads us up to the tarred road and then further, the access path now back up to the car.

Presale: Canyon Start
2025-06-20: Refreshing descent at night
2024-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Presale Très mignon et continu. Équipement parfait. 1h40 de voiture à voiture sans navette (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-06-02: All is well. Well equipped.
Approach: From the cemetery, take hiking trail no. 13 in a south-westerly direction, always climbing gently and evenly, and in about 20 minutes you will reach an iron footbridge that passes a rock face above the canyon. If you are - rightly - sceptical about the structural condition of this footbridge (accessible with great caution in 2019), you can rappel into the canyon from the chain anchor marked as an entry point on the rock just before the footbridge, but you would probably have to bring rope for a rappel of 30-40 m (estimated). Otherwise, carefully feel your way over the footbridge and then keep immediately left down into the streambed of the Presale at a mighty old but dilapidated weir structure. Here is the 1st abseil point from a small tree.
Tour: 12 rappels, few low possible jumps. Interesting rock formations in the diagonally banked limestone.

Presale: Canyon End
2025-06-20: Refreshing descent at night
2024-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Presale Très mignon et continu. Équipement parfait. 1h40 de voiture à voiture sans navette (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-06-02: All is well. Well equipped.
Return: At the exit the type of rock changes (red slate). You descend the last small steps in this rock and walk about 100 m in the stream. Just before the bridge, the exit is marked with red paint and a small sign.Also 50 m after passing under the road bridge, the exit is possible on the left up to the road.

Presale: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-20: Refreshing descent at night
2024-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Presale Très mignon et continu. Équipement parfait. 1h40 de voiture à voiture sans navette (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-06-02: All is well. Well equipped.
Approach: From the cemetery, take hiking trail no. 13 in a south-westerly direction, always climbing gently and evenly, and in about 20 minutes you will reach an iron footbridge that passes a rock face above the canyon. If you are - rightly - sceptical about the structural condition of this footbridge (accessible with great caution in 2019), you can rappel into the canyon from the chain anchor marked as an entry point on the rock just before the footbridge, but you would probably have to bring rope for a rappel of 30-40 m (estimated). Otherwise, carefully feel your way over the footbridge and then keep immediately left down into the streambed of the Presale at a mighty old but dilapidated weir structure. Here is the 1st abseil point from a small tree.
Tour: 12 rappels, few low possible jumps. Interesting rock formations in the diagonally banked limestone.

Presale: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-14, pass Cattólica and Pesaro until the exit at Fano. Continue on the SS-3 and after 39 km leave it and go west on the SS-257 to Pióbbico (17 km). About 1 km before Pióbbico turn south on the road to Secchiano and Cagli. After another kilometer, just after the hamlet of Acquanera, you pass the turnoff for Monte Nerone, but go straight on here and a few hundred meters further on, on a saddle, you reach the small walled cemetery of Rocca Leonella.This is where the access begins. Park the car about 1 km further on - past a spring - on the road to Rocca Leonella at the bridge over the Presale. (if you come from Secchiano, it is exactly 9.7 km from the junction to the bridge).
Return: At the exit the type of rock changes (red slate). You descend the last small steps in this rock and walk about 100 m in the stream. Just before the bridge, the exit is marked with red paint and a small sign.Also 50 m after passing under the road bridge, the exit is possible on the left up to the road.

Presale: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A-14, pass Cattólica and Pesaro until the exit at Fano. Continue on the SS-3 and after 39 km leave it and go west on the SS-257 to Pióbbico (17 km). About 1 km before Pióbbico turn south on the road to Secchiano and Cagli. After another kilometer, just after the hamlet of Acquanera, you pass the turnoff for Monte Nerone, but go straight on here and a few hundred meters further on, on a saddle, you reach the small walled cemetery of Rocca Leonella.This is where the access begins. Park the car about 1 km further on - past a spring - on the road to Rocca Leonella at the bridge over the Presale. (if you come from Secchiano, it is exactly 9.7 km from the junction to the bridge).
Return: At the exit the type of rock changes (red slate). You descend the last small steps in this rock and walk about 100 m in the stream. Just before the bridge, the exit is marked with red paint and a small sign.Also 50 m after passing under the road bridge, the exit is possible on the left up to the road.

Prialunga: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Sehr schone schlucht! Wunderfull besser dann barbaira!!! Oben zwei wasserfalle sind sinvoll aufie zu laufen
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prialunga (Quelle:
2025-09-28: Access to the upper part is very tricky. We really enjoyed the canyon.
Comment: Cwiki start // depart Prialunga sup. (descente)
Approach: From the car, continue along the road, past the driveway to the agriturismo and immediately after the bridge over the next stream, the Rio Scagion, turn right up steeply through the chestnut forest (signs: "Prialunga"). The path reaches the stream and swings up to the left. Here we cross the stream to the right and about 20 m after the ford over the stream, our ascent path branches off to the left from the mule track (small sign: "Prialunga" on the tree) and climbs steeply again, always marked in yellow. At first along the Rio Scagion, then swinging off to the right. Continue to the left at a large vertical pipe valve of a water pipe. The path now leads past a concrete water intake on the right and horizontally along a wall with beautiful views of the sea. At the exit of the wall, a very steep path leads straight up on the left (to the upper entry), which is still marked in yellow. You reach another water catchment point, after which the path becomes a little easier and less steep towards the head of the valley. When you can see the stream below you, a yellow spot on the rock below shows you the entry point.
Tour: Very fresh and clean water, but slippery rock. After an open start, the canyon cuts in and surprises with impressive drops, the highest of which is 28m. The upper part offers only 2 rappels (30 and 25 m).

Prialunga: Canyon End
2025-09-29: Sehr schone schlucht! Wunderfull besser dann barbaira!!! Oben zwei wasserfalle sind sinvoll aufie zu laufen
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prialunga (Quelle:
2025-09-28: Access to the upper part is very tricky. We really enjoyed the canyon.
Return: After a water drainage with a thick black hose follows another abseil from the upper surface of a large boulder through a channel-like narrow chute, then follows a pool of about 40 m in length to swim through. At the exit of this pool an inconspicuous path leads along the left side above the pool, which after a steep descent through bushes leads back to the pool. At the next large pool turn right and after 30 m you are back at the car.

Prialunga: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Sehr schone schlucht! Wunderfull besser dann barbaira!!! Oben zwei wasserfalle sind sinvoll aufie zu laufen
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prialunga (Quelle:
2025-09-28: Access to the upper part is very tricky. We really enjoyed the canyon.
Approach: From the car, continue along the road, past the driveway to the agriturismo and immediately after the bridge over the next stream, the Rio Scagion, turn right up steeply through the chestnut forest (signs: "Prialunga"). The path reaches the stream and swings up to the left. Here we cross the stream to the right and about 20 m after the ford over the stream, our ascent path branches off to the left from the mule track (small sign: "Prialunga" on the tree) and climbs steeply again, always marked in yellow. At first along the Rio Scagion, then swinging off to the right. Continue to the left at a large vertical pipe valve of a water pipe. The path now leads past a concrete water intake on the right and horizontally along a wall with beautiful views of the sea. At the exit of the wall, a very steep path leads straight up on the left (to the upper entry), which is still marked in yellow. You reach another water catchment point, after which the path becomes a little easier and less steep towards the head of the valley. When you can see the stream below you, a yellow spot on the rock below shows you the entry point.
Tour: Very fresh and clean water, but slippery rock. After an open start, the canyon cuts in and surprises with impressive drops, the highest of which is 28m. The upper part offers only 2 rappels (30 and 25 m).

Prialunga: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leave the A 10 freeway from Genoa in the direction of Ventimiglia at Arenzano and continue on the SS 1 ("Aurelia") in the direction of Savona until Cogoleto. At the end of the town, turn right in the direction of Sciarborasca (directions! )\nShortly before Sciarborasca, there is a striking large building on the right below, which looks like a "Palace of Culture". Here a wide road leading down to this building branches off to the right. Opposite, we turn left into the narrow Via al Deserto and continue on a narrow tarred road towards Convento Deserto. 1.4 km after the junction with Via al Deserto, go straight on at a wayside shrine (sign "Eremo"). We cross a stream on a concrete ford to the left in our direction of travel and after another 1.4 km we cross another stream again in our direction of travel to the left and 400 m further on a very narrow bridge the same stream to the right. In a leftward haipin bend is the monastery "Eremo al Deserto". About 1 km after this, the road crosses the Rio Prialunga about 6.7 km after the turnoff in Sciarborasca. Here, just after the bridge, park the car on the right in front of a Marian shrine.
Return: After a water drainage with a thick black hose follows another abseil from the upper surface of a large boulder through a channel-like narrow chute, then follows a pool of about 40 m in length to swim through. At the exit of this pool an inconspicuous path leads along the left side above the pool, which after a steep descent through bushes leads back to the pool. At the next large pool turn right and after 30 m you are back at the car.

Ogliana di Quarata: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Steep access but beautiful canyon. Stands ok. Very slippery
2025-09-16: Everything is ok here. It was fun again
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ogliana di Quarata Équipement OK.Ça glisse un peu, une d'escalade complexe de 3/4m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
Approach: On the road a few hundred meters north, before reaching the hamlet of Cosa, the trail branches off to the right and climbs steeply to San Lorenzo. Pass the chapel on the left, then turn right at the next fork and reach the ruins of the hamlet of Mura. We have now reached the canyon rim and follow the red arrows on a partly thorny path down to the stone bridge over the stream.
Tour: At the beginning it is first necessary to overcome a stone chaos. Then follow 2 rappels to the mouth of the left side stream Focia. Now begins a constant alternation of rappels, jumps, slides and of course downclimbing. Technically demanding is then a handrail on the steep rock to avoid a descent in the beam at C 25. After a few narrow passages, you finally rope into the swimming pool of the village of Quarata.

Ogliana di Quarata: Canyon End
2025-09-18: Steep access but beautiful canyon. Stands ok. Very slippery
2025-09-16: Everything is ok here. It was fun again
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ogliana di Quarata Équipement OK.Ça glisse un peu, une d'escalade complexe de 3/4m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
Return: From the pool to the car.

Ogliana di Quarata: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-18: Steep access but beautiful canyon. Stands ok. Very slippery
2025-09-16: Everything is ok here. It was fun again
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ogliana di Quarata Équipement OK.Ça glisse un peu, une d'escalade complexe de 3/4m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
Access: We leave the SS 33 (Gravellona - Domodossola), which goes up the Ossola valley, through the Villadossola exit, we cross the Toce river first in an easterly direction, after 2.8 km we reach the village of Beura, here we turn left and after another 1.5 km we reach the village of Quarata. Here we take Via Quarata to the right and park the car near the stream.
Return: From the pool to the car.

Raganello: Canyon Start
Tour: South of the bridge Ponte Illice (it connects the village of Civita with the houses of Nocilli) you can find an exit on the left up to the bridge. The mule track continues through Nocilli to San Lorenzo de Bellizzi.

Raganello: Canyon End

Raganello: Canyon Start1
Comment: depart Barile (= Gole alte del Raganello) (descente)
Tour: South of the bridge Ponte Illice (it connects the village of Civita with the houses of Nocilli) you can find an exit on the left up to the bridge. The mule track continues through Nocilli to San Lorenzo de Bellizzi.

Raganello: Canyon Start2
Comment: pour Circuit Raganello Centrale ou pour Rag. Integrale (Á la barrage) (descente)
Tour: South of the bridge Ponte Illice (it connects the village of Civita with the houses of Nocilli) you can find an exit on the left up to the bridge. The mule track continues through Nocilli to San Lorenzo de Bellizzi.

Raganello: Canyon Start3
Comment: depart alternatif pour le circuit Rag. centrale ou pour Rag. Integrale (250m au-dessous de barrage) (descente)

Raganello: Canyon End1
Comment: sortie après le Barile (descente)

Raganello: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour faire le Barile et continuer le Raganello (descente)

Raganello: Parking at Entry1
Comment: P. alternatif pour Rag. inf. integrale (4x4 evtl.) (descente)

Raganello: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: pour Rag. (inf.) integrale (descente)

Raganello: Parking at Entry2
Comment: approche depart Barile par sentier paralell Barile (4x4 evtl.) (descente)

Raganello: Parking at Entry3
Comment: pour le Raganello Centrale (depart à la barrage ou 250m metres au-dessous de barrage - sortie 200m après Ponte d\'Ilice) (descente)

Raganello: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: sortie pour circuit Rag. centrale 200 après Ponte d\'Ilice (á gauche) (descente)

Grießbach: Canyon Start

Grießbach: Canyon End

Grießbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Torrente Runal: Canyon Start
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2024-03-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Runal Ancoraggi ok e molte volte corde fisse usurate.Tuffi e toboga fattibili. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
Approach: From here a forest path leads down to the stone arch bridge, above which you enter.
Tour: Relatively open forest canyon with some passages worth walking.

Torrente Runal: Canyon End
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2024-03-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Runal Ancoraggi ok e molte volte corde fisse usurate.Tuffi e toboga fattibili. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
Return: When the canyon opens and you can see a dirt road above on the left, out onto it and down the creek to the ford where you cross over to the car.

Torrente Runal: Parking at Entry
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2024-03-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Runal Ancoraggi ok e molte volte corde fisse usurate.Tuffi e toboga fattibili. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
Access: Either from Belluno via SS50 to Ponte nelli Alpi and from there 6 km southwards on the SS 51 or freeway exit of the A 27 "Belluno south" also on the SS 51. On this SS 51 you reach the north end of the Lago di Santo Croce and shortly before you turn left to Farra d'Alpago, which you reach 3.5 km after the turn-off. At the large roundabout before the bridge over the Runal, turn east and go up Via Venezia, then Via Buscole on the orographic left bank of the Runal. Where the road bends away from the stream at a right angle, we park the lower car. \nWith the second, continue up Via Brussole first between houses, then later in the woods. After a sharp bend to the left, on the right you can see an old barn and the valley station of a material cableway (with service building). Park the second vehicle here.
Return: When the canyon opens and you can see a dirt road above on the left, out onto it and down the creek to the ford where you cross over to the car.

Torrente Runal: Parking at Exit
Access: Either from Belluno via SS50 to Ponte nelli Alpi and from there 6 km southwards on the SS 51 or freeway exit of the A 27 "Belluno south" also on the SS 51. On this SS 51 you reach the north end of the Lago di Santo Croce and shortly before you turn left to Farra d'Alpago, which you reach 3.5 km after the turn-off. At the large roundabout before the bridge over the Runal, turn east and go up Via Venezia, then Via Buscole on the orographic left bank of the Runal. Where the road bends away from the stream at a right angle, we park the lower car. \nWith the second, continue up Via Brussole first between houses, then later in the woods. After a sharp bend to the left, on the right you can see an old barn and the valley station of a material cableway (with service building). Park the second vehicle here.
Return: When the canyon opens and you can see a dirt road above on the left, out onto it and down the creek to the ford where you cross over to the car.

Ritschengraben: Canyon Start
2024-08-06: We met a friendly local on the way who said that, unlike the nearby Bruckgraben, canyoning in the Ritschengraben is prohibited by the national park. (Note: this only applies to commercially guided tou...
2024-05-25: Ascent canyoning rescue BR Styria. Rockfall shortly after the first rappel, 10m rope traverse now leads to a new rappel on the left 25m. Some wood has been added to the "old stock", slippery compared...
Approach: Follow the forest road for 3 km until you reach a small saddle with a forest road junction, here use the road descending to the left. Pass two hunting lodges to another forest road junction and keep left again. Entry at concrete bridge over the gorge that begins here.
Tour: First third: narrow and winding - many rappels between 5 and 20m (rockfall 2024, ascent possible) Second third: open valley with a view of the Reichenstein, plenty of downclimbs and rappels up to 20m. Last third: many short steps with abseils, can also be bypassed.

Ritschengraben: Canyon End
2024-08-06: We met a friendly local on the way who said that, unlike the nearby Bruckgraben, canyoning in the Ritschengraben is prohibited by the national park. (Note: this only applies to commercially guided tou...
2024-05-25: Ascent canyoning rescue BR Styria. Rockfall shortly after the first rappel, 10m rope traverse now leads to a new rappel on the left 25m. Some wood has been added to the "old stock", slippery compared...
Return: Along the railroad line towards Johnsbach station (1.8 km) or Gesäuse entrance (1.4 km). Alternatively: follow the Ritschengraben to the Enns and drift down from there. Caution: strong eddies on the right side of the river at the mouth of the Bruckgraben

Sammaro: Canyon Start
2025-06-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sammaro Magnifique canyon étroit. Il aurait été encore plus beau avec un peu plus d'eau. Premier saut au début de la partie étroite. Pendant l...
2025-06-21: Beautiful narrow canyon. It would have been even more beautiful with a bit more water. Now we hit first water (jump) at the start of the narrow part. The first half hour the water was still flowing, w...
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Comment: Départ Cwiki start // alternatif pour approche alternative (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot in a southeasterly direction down to a side stream of the Sammaro, in this and later in the Sammaro itself downstream to the beginning of the gorge. If you have only one car and you are walking from Roscigno, you should take the meadows on the right (in southeastern direction) down to Sammaro as soon as possible. The author has taken a dirt road branching off the road, then had to cross only about 100 m over a tree-covered field (private property) to reach the stream. Thus, one saves a not inconsiderable detour.
Tour: Narrow and deeply incised great canyon; after the rappel at the beginning of the narrow section and another after about the first third, several rappels in immediate succession from the road bridge onwards.

Sammaro: Canyon End
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2025-06-21: Beautiful narrow canyon. It would have been even more beautiful with a bit more water. Now we hit first water (jump) at the start of the narrow part. The first half hour the water was still flowing, w...
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Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left (AIC marking, blue dot on white rectangle), pass under the rock arch onto the well-maintained path and later up the slope on the left towards Sacco. This brings you to the tarred road.

Sammaro: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sammaro Magnifique canyon étroit. Il aurait été encore plus beau avec un peu plus d'eau. Premier saut au début de la partie étroite. Pendant l...
2025-06-21: Beautiful narrow canyon. It would have been even more beautiful with a bit more water. Now we hit first water (jump) at the start of the narrow part. The first half hour the water was still flowing, w...
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Approach: From the upper parking lot in a southeasterly direction down to a side stream of the Sammaro, in this and later in the Sammaro itself downstream to the beginning of the gorge. If you have only one car and you are walking from Roscigno, you should take the meadows on the right (in southeastern direction) down to Sammaro as soon as possible. The author has taken a dirt road branching off the road, then had to cross only about 100 m over a tree-covered field (private property) to reach the stream. Thus, one saves a not inconsiderable detour.
Tour: Narrow and deeply incised great canyon; after the rappel at the beginning of the narrow section and another after about the first third, several rappels in immediate succession from the road bridge onwards.

Sammaro: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A 3 (Naples - Reggio di Calabria) at the Atena Lucana exit. Then we cross the Vallo di Diano on the N 166 and we come up to S. Rufo (9 km from the A 3). Through the village we go up to the col (930 m a.s.l.) and on the other side we go down. About 10 km after S. Rufo we turn left towards Roscigno. At the beginning of Roscigno we turn left and head southeast towards Sacco. We cross the Torrente Sammaro at about 80 m above the river. At the first houses of Sacco turn right and follow the sign 'Sorgente Sammaro' downhill.At a sharp bend to the left the track from the Sammaro comes up from the right below. Take the second car back in the direction of Roscigno, cross the bridge, pass the cemetery and about 500 m further on turn right onto a tarred road in an easterly direction. At its exit (after about 3 km from the fork) park the second car.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left (AIC marking, blue dot on white rectangle), pass under the rock arch onto the well-maintained path and later up the slope on the left towards Sacco. This brings you to the tarred road.

Sammaro: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A 3 (Naples - Reggio di Calabria) at the Atena Lucana exit. Then we cross the Vallo di Diano on the N 166 and we come up to S. Rufo (9 km from the A 3). Through the village we go up to the col (930 m a.s.l.) and on the other side we go down. About 10 km after S. Rufo we turn left towards Roscigno. At the beginning of Roscigno we turn left and head southeast towards Sacco. We cross the Torrente Sammaro at about 80 m above the river. At the first houses of Sacco turn right and follow the sign 'Sorgente Sammaro' downhill.At a sharp bend to the left the track from the Sammaro comes up from the right below. Take the second car back in the direction of Roscigno, cross the bridge, pass the cemetery and about 500 m further on turn right onto a tarred road in an easterly direction. At its exit (after about 3 km from the fork) park the second car.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left (AIC marking, blue dot on white rectangle), pass under the rock arch onto the well-maintained path and later up the slope on the left towards Sacco. This brings you to the tarred road.

Sammaro: Waypoint
Comment: approche alternatif (sans navette) (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot in a southeasterly direction down to a side stream of the Sammaro, in this and later in the Sammaro itself downstream to the beginning of the gorge. If you have only one car and you are walking from Roscigno, you should take the meadows on the right (in southeastern direction) down to Sammaro as soon as possible. The author has taken a dirt road branching off the road, then had to cross only about 100 m over a tree-covered field (private property) to reach the stream. Thus, one saves a not inconsiderable detour.

Sammaro: Waypoint1
Comment: debut de l\'encaisement (descente)

San Sebastiano: Canyon Start
Approach: Before (on approach) the described meadow area, the narrowly cut canyon ends in an undercrossing of the road. 100 m further northwest, the access goes steeply uphill in front of a square concrete cover in a westerly direction, first slippery and on the left over a small mossy rock band, then up over boulders (do not trigger rockfall - road below!), barely recognizable footprints. Then in a long left turn to the entry - 35 min. (cf. photos with trail sketches).
Tour: 10 rappel in the lower part. Good overview from the access to Grotta/Eremita Frasassi on the opposite slope.

San Sebastiano: Canyon End
Return: Before the road bridge on the right up the concrete wall to the road.

San Sebastiano: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the A14 Adriatic coastal freeway, at Ancona, take the SS76 towards Rome, passing Jesi and heading southwest into the Apennines. About 40 km after leaving the highway, at Frasassi, turn off in the direction of Sassoferrato. Past the parking lot for visitors to the show cave, past the entrance to the show cave, about 100 m further on, on the right, there is a small meadow area (on the right, below it, the river). About 300 m further on there is a parking lot (beware of theft!).
Return: Before the road bridge on the right up the concrete wall to the road.

San Sebastiano: Waypoint
Comment: Grotta di Frasassi (descente)
Approach: Before (on approach) the described meadow area, the narrowly cut canyon ends in an undercrossing of the road. 100 m further northwest, the access goes steeply uphill in front of a square concrete cover in a westerly direction, first slippery and on the left over a small mossy rock band, then up over boulders (do not trigger rockfall - road below!), barely recognizable footprints. Then in a long left turn to the entry - 35 min. (cf. photos with trail sketches).

Santa Lucia I (Superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Even if you walk from the bottom (in about 1.5 hours), turn left at this house across the meadows (south-east direction), passing a chestnut tree on the left (photo 1). Over a small embankment you come to a grassy slope, which you follow to the right until you reach the signs on the tree (photo 2). Do not continue uphill here (!), but now turn left slightly downhill without a path, always following the white-marked trees. After a while you come to a stone slab leaning against the foot of a tree with an arrow and the number "12". Here you descend directly into the streambed. Access is also possible at 1085m, see aic link.
Tour: Sequence of rough rappels, hardly ever a jump. See photos and video

Santa Lucia I (Superiore): Canyon End
Return: Before the bridge, turn left onto the forest path, which joins the access road at the bends. Alternatively, you can also "append" the ascent of the lower parts of the Rio Santa Lucia. However, the access from the slope marked by PROCanyon to the 2nd part is only a few hundred meters below the bridge and this intermediate part was not climbed by the author, as he preferred to get out onto the slope and then take the PROCanyon access further down. However, the intermediate section had already been climbed earlier because the access to the lower part was originally at the bridge, where the ascent of the upper part exits.

Rio Belepeit (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Top stands, beautiful canyon
2026-02-01: A Belepeit Quicky after the Rio del Mulin. All stands tip top
2025-09-28: Access garnished with blackberry bushes. There were four of us. With 3 fifty-meter ropes, we were able to elegantly avoid the clump formation at the hanging belay! 😉 Anchorage for access rope at the...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the SS13 at the crosswalk and turn left into the road to Villanova. After about 100m you come to a small crossroads where you can already see the sign "Cascata Rio Belepeit" at the yellow house. Follow the signs to the right between the houses. After about 50 m you pass under a bridge, where above the former railroad line - now a bike path - goes along. Here you can see the final waterfall of the Rio Belepeit. Immediately after the bridge, steps lead up to the bike path, at the top you go over the bridge through the small tunnel to the north. Immediately after the tunnel, the well-marked path leads uphill to the left (red arrow). Follow the clearly visible path steeply uphill until after about 2-3 minutes you reach a road with a small parking lot with a white house (possible parking lot Rio Mulin). The marked path leads to the left at the white house over the terrace - directly after the house you can see the red markings again - which you follow past the slope constructions until you come to Rio Belepeit (directly above the last rappel). ATTENTION: DO NOT follow the red markings over the Rio Belepeit, but go about 50m or. left along the stream and only here cross the Rio Belepeit and follow the hiking trail. Follow this path for about 15-20 minutes uphill past the white wayside shrine. Don't get confused by the fact that you are far away from the Rio Belepeit, because the path goes south without serpentines. You will then meet the well-marked trail "425" at a concrete wall. Follow the path against the red arrow markings in a northerly direction - towards the Rio Belepeit. You follow the path "425" for about 10 min on a flat, partly slightly sloping track, before you directly meet the Rio Belepeit. Here at about 500Hm you can already see the first rappel (blue-white canyoning marking).
Tour: At the entry at about 500 hm, where the path 425 crosses the Rio Belepeit, you can see the first rappel (blue-white canyoning marking) immediately after about 10m or. right. After 2 smaller rappels the big beautiful rappel cascade begins. At a good chain anchor or right the cascade begins. You rappel for about 40m and then find the next chain anchor on the right, outside the water. Then it goes down for another 40m before you arrive at a shallow pool.

Rio Belepeit (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-21: Top stands, beautiful canyon
2026-02-01: A Belepeit Quicky after the Rio del Mulin. All stands tip top
2025-09-28: Access garnished with blackberry bushes. There were four of us. With 3 fifty-meter ropes, we were able to elegantly avoid the clump formation at the hanging belay! 😉 Anchorage for access rope at the...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Spielplatz
Access: From the Hotel Carnia head north on the SS13 to Chiusaforte. 300m after the town sign "Villanova / Vilegnove" at km 183 IX appears on the right a bus stop and an entrance to a large parking lot (directly across the road from Villanova. Park here. Note: If you look from the parking lot in the direction of Villanova, you can already see directly above the cascade with the total of almost 120 hm.
Return: After the tour you simply go back towards the parking lot on the path that was already used for the access.

Rio Belepeit (Inferiore): Canyon End
2026-02-21: Top stands, beautiful canyon
2026-02-01: A Belepeit Quicky after the Rio del Mulin. All stands tip top
2025-09-28: Access garnished with blackberry bushes. There were four of us. With 3 fifty-meter ropes, we were able to elegantly avoid the clump formation at the hanging belay! 😉 Anchorage for access rope at the...
Return: After the tour you simply go back towards the parking lot on the path that was already used for the access.

Val Segnara: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Combined with Val Bianca. Everything is a mountain pass. Very slippery at the moment.
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2025-08-12: Short but beautiful descent, huge puddles and wild environment with a different rock from the other better known canyons in the valley
Approach: On foot we continue, turning left immediately after the village. Across the Torrente Anza, we go uphill on a narrow road for 850 meters, then cross the bridge and immediately down to the right to the stream.
Tour: Quite a wide canyon; somewhat slippery; when rappelling along the wall of the water drainage, the two pitons are only used as a safety measure to reach the chain anchor on the valley side, which is not visible from above. You can end the tour with a 13 m jump into the Torrente Anza. Here you can also use the large boulder to build a rope slide (2025)

Val Segnara: Canyon End
2025-09-13: Combined with Val Bianca. Everything is a mountain pass. Very slippery at the moment.
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2025-08-12: Short but beautiful descent, huge puddles and wild environment with a different rock from the other better known canyons in the valley
Return: About 50 meters downstream in the Anza, then out to the right on a fishing path and upstream on the covered canal to the bridge. At the church, cross the Anza through the village, cross the bridge again and return to the car.

Val Segnara: Parking at Entry
2025-09-13: Combined with Val Bianca. Everything is a mountain pass. Very slippery at the moment.
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2025-08-12: Short but beautiful descent, huge puddles and wild environment with a different rock from the other better known canyons in the valley
Access: We leave the SS 33 (Gravellona - Domodossola), which goes up the Ossola valley, through the exit of Piedimulera and we go west on the SS 549 in the Val d'Anza towards Macugnaga. After 10 km (from the SS 33 exit) we reach the village of Molini, where we leave our car and continue on foot, turning left immediately after the village. Crossing the Torrente Anza, we go uphill on a narrow road for 850 m, then.we come to a bridge over the Val Segnara.
Return: About 50 meters downstream in the Anza, then out to the right on a fishing path and upstream on the covered canal to the bridge. At the church, cross the Anza through the village, cross the bridge again and return to the car.

Val Segnara: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the SS 33 (Gravellona - Domodossola), which goes up the Ossola valley, through the exit of Piedimulera and we go west on the SS 549 in the Val d'Anza towards Macugnaga. After 10 km (from the SS 33 exit) we reach the village of Molini, where we leave our car and continue on foot, turning left immediately after the village. Crossing the Torrente Anza, we go uphill on a narrow road for 850 m, then.we come to a bridge over the Val Segnara.
Return: About 50 meters downstream in the Anza, then out to the right on a fishing path and upstream on the covered canal to the bridge. At the church, cross the Anza through the village, cross the bridge again and return to the car.

Santa Lucia II (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue to follow the road - on the right there is a turnoff over the Rio Aroscia into the historic old town - and then turn left up the next street. Passing under some arches, we reach the last houses, where the road becomes a dirt road that we follow until we reach the bridge over "our" stream (Here you can check the water flow). We pass under the porch of a chapel and continue uphill. After the forestry road has returned to the stream, it makes a right turn and shortly after, the path goes down to the left to the stream. It is marked with "Procanyon" markings (blue dots on white rectangle).
Tour: A lot of downclimbing; further on some attractive narrow sections with possible jumps and a super slide.

Santa Lucia II (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Santa Lucia (inférieur) Pour trouver l'accès : une centaine de mètres avant une épingle à droite, un cairn et quelques rubalises marquent un c...
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Return: Turn right at the water drainage, downhill to the bridge and from here on the access path back to the village. Once you have parked your car in the alternative parking lot, continue down the stream almost to the road.

Santa Lucia II (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Santa Lucia (inférieur) Pour trouver l'accès : une centaine de mètres avant une épingle à droite, un cairn et quelques rubalises marquent un c...
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Comment: mitten in der Ortschaft
Access: Leave the A 10 highway (Genoa - Ventimiglia) at the Imperia - Ost ("Imperia-Est") exit and head north on the SS 28 towards Pieve di Teco (Colle di Nava; Turino). After a good 23 km we reach Pieve di Teco and 2 km after the village we turn left off the SS 28 onto the provincial road towards Mendatica/Monesi. After a further 2.5 km (from the junction), the road takes us over the River Aroscia (immediately after the bridge on the left is a good parking area for motorhomes). After another kilometer, we enter the village of Ponti di Parnassio. Right at the start, there are parking spaces to the left of the road where we can leave the car. If you are coming from the Genoa area on the A 10, turn right at the "Albenga" exit onto the SS 582 towards Albenga and then immediately turn right again onto the SS 453. After around 26 km, you will reach Pieve di Teco. Continue as above. In the indicated locations another parking lot is suggested and accordingly an access from the beginning on the orographic left side of the Rio S.L. We can also park in the middle of the village, but then we have a problem with putting on and taking off the Neos.
Return: Turn right at the water drainage, downhill to the bridge and from here on the access path back to the village. Once you have parked your car in the alternative parking lot, continue down the stream almost to the road.

Santopadre: Canyon Start
Approach: Below the bridge into the stream.
Tour: The Santopadre is only worthwhile if there is sufficient water flow to jump the final pumps. Water flow at the entry does not guarantee water flow from the middle of the canyon. If the final pools are not full - marmita trampa! Exit possible there and in the streambed or on the edge and back up again.

Santopadre: Canyon End
Return: At the small bridge on the right we take the slope to the road.

Scioperen: Canyon Start
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Scioperen Option whennits bad weather, To much water in the other canyons For the exit, swimming 600m in the lake Rive droit (Quelle: https://...
Approach: We follow the sign "S. Fedelino" and in a few minutes we arrive at the bridge over "our" stream (entry on the right below the bridge).
Tour: First, two rappels of 28m and 31m, then forest canyon to the two footbridges. Then the attractive descent down to the lake.

Scioperen: Canyon End
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Scioperen Option whennits bad weather, To much water in the other canyons For the exit, swimming 600m in the lake Rive droit (Quelle: https://...
Comment: sortie à droite (sans sentier) vers le-haut et au sentier vers Albonico (descente)
Return: Climb up without a path on the left (about 140 meters of altitude), after reaching the path turn left and climb up to Albonico.\nAlternatively, you can swim across the lake along the right shore,\npass some houses on the shore and get off at a rocky plate that juts out a bit into the lake. A small path leads up to a house (private property). From here, follow the path or tarred road up to Albonico.

Scioperen: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Scioperen Option whennits bad weather, To much water in the other canyons For the exit, swimming 600m in the lake Rive droit (Quelle: https://...
Access: Coming from Chavenna or Lecco, Sondrio, we cross the Fiume Mera on the SS340dir at the extreme northern foothills of Lago di Como. Immediately after the bridge we turn right, but then we do not take the road to Dascio on the right, but we go up on the left to Albonico (5.9 km to the church). From the church we go uphill in Albonico for another 140 m in a northerly direction and then we can park our car on the left at the edge of the woods.
Return: Climb up without a path on the left (about 140 meters of altitude), after reaching the path turn left and climb up to Albonico.\nAlternatively, you can swim across the lake along the right shore,\npass some houses on the shore and get off at a rocky plate that juts out a bit into the lake. A small path leads up to a house (private property). From here, follow the path or tarred road up to Albonico.

Scioperen: Waypoint
Comment: sortie à la sente privée (après nager) vers la villa au-dessus (descente)
Approach: We follow the sign "S. Fedelino" and in a few minutes we arrive at the bridge over "our" stream (entry on the right below the bridge).

Rio Secco: Canyon Start
Approach: The best information is provided by the map from the ProCanyon description with the access marked in brown: http://www.canyoning.it/procanyon/secco/cartasecco.jpg . You should always look for the markers (blue dot on white rectangle) on this scenic access, especially where the trail gets lost a few times between the bushes in the upper third.In addition, the following. Info: From the parking lot, follow the exit trail upstream for about 30m, then cross the stream below the large but shallow pool and follow clear tracks up to a dirt road. Take this to the left, just past the house to the left across the meadow and up to a footpath. This brings us to the houses of the hamlet of Soggi (455 m above sea level). We hike through the hamlet and then take a grassy dirt road that runs almost horizontally in a wide arc across the meadows (first towards NNW) towards the Niederwald. From here we follow the path that leads out to the meadows at an altitude of about 600 m and in a wide arc, passing a ruin, to the stream.
Tour: Much rappel in the canyon, partly also in places where attractive rappel would offer. A necessary anchor (at the water drainage) is missing anno 2013 (alternatively from the tree). In general rappel outside the beam possible.in summer too little water flow ('Secco' = dry).

Rio Secco: Canyon End
Return: Either you climb right after the orange iron footbridge up to a slope and then down to the car - or you go about 200 m further until a clear path is visible on the right bank. Then follow this path downstream to the car.

Bergleintal (unteres): Canyon Start
2025-09-22: Everything ok. Clear water, little wood in the upper part.
2025-09-01: Walked in the morning. Everything worked superiore. The 4 mm glued anchors are a little poor by today's standards, but as there are always 2, they will hold 🥹
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the wide forest road past the cattle fence (iron gate) to the hiking sign "Bergleintal/Meilerhütte ". Here you follow the previously flat hiking trail 801 to the right, which after a short time becomes narrower and steeper through the sparse forest up to a spring. At the spring, follow the path to the right without a large difference in altitude. This leads at the end slightly sloping directly to the stream at 1200m.
Tour: The lower Berglein Gorge is ideal at normal water level for the first steps into the vertical canyoning world. But the canyon is also highly recommended for experienced canyoneers. After short walking passages in the shallow streambed, the canyon narrows. In the shapely narrow canyon, depending on the depth of the pools, small steps can be slid, jumped or rappelled. The max. 10m high rappel points are mostly rappelled in the water stream and can certainly become challenging when the water level is high. After the incised canyon section of about 1 hour, the canyon opens up. Here you also have several easier escapes from the canyon. In the now open lower gorge section there are some short, beautiful rappels and walking terrain in the shallow streambed until the water seeps into the wide streambed and you are at the exit of the tour (at about 1120m).

Bergleintal (unteres): Canyon End
2025-09-22: Everything ok. Clear water, little wood in the upper part.
2025-09-01: Walked in the morning. Everything worked superiore. The 4 mm glued anchors are a little poor by today's standards, but as there are always 2, they will hold 🥹
Return: From the wide streambed (approx. 1120m) get off to the right onto a visible forest road. Follow this back to the starting point/ parking lot.

Bergleintal (unteres): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-22: Everything ok. Clear water, little wood in the upper part.
2025-09-01: Walked in the morning. Everything worked superiore. The 4 mm glued anchors are a little poor by today's standards, but as there are always 2, they will hold 🥹
Access: From Seefeld (Tyrol) drive in the direction of Mitterwald (DE). From Mittenwald continue towards Leutasch up the mountain road. (On the mountain road you pass the DE/AT border.) After the border you continue to Hubertushof (located between Lochlehn and Reindlau). At Hubertushof turn right and follow the forest road for 50m to the parking lot (several wooden crosses). Park here.
Return: From the wide streambed (approx. 1120m) get off to the right onto a visible forest road. Follow this back to the starting point/ parking lot.

Titerno: Canyon Start
Approach: From the second bridge, walk next to or along the streambed to the actual start of the canyon.
Tour: The highest rappel point (of a total of 5 rappels) at the beginning of the descent already has the anchorage in the vertical; you get there from a tree (from which you can also directly rappel completely with 2 x 50 m rope). Despite 37 m real rappel height from the transfer point 45 m rope to the rappel makes sense because of the large pool under the rappel. Only partially narrow, but still attractive lime canyon with water flow; also possible jumps given.

Titerno: Canyon End
Return: Turn right and walk to the bridge in 3 minutes.

Titerno: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A-1 past Rome in the direction of Naples. About 145 km after Rome (A-1 / A-24 interchange), leave the A-1 at the Caianello exit and head east on the SS-372. After about 40 km, the SS-372 curves around the small town of Telese. Here you turn off to Cerreto Sannita (11 km) and from there continue to Cusano Mutri (another 9 km), then follow the road to Pietrarója over a bridge for about 3 km until you reach a junction. Follow the small road to the left until you reach the bridge over the Titerno, at the exit of the canyon. Park the lower vehicle here. Take the other one back onto the road to Pietrarója. The road passes the village. At the end of Pietraroja, after a quarry - at a small well - turn left briefly, then right along a narrow road in a northerly direction down to Titerno, past a turn-off to the left (1.7 km). Park the second vehicle here in the area of the two bridges (a total of 7.5 km).
Return: Turn right and walk to the bridge in 3 minutes.

Titerno: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-1 past Rome in the direction of Naples. About 145 km after Rome (A-1 / A-24 interchange), leave the A-1 at the Caianello exit and head east on the SS-372. After about 40 km, the SS-372 curves around the small town of Telese. Here you turn off to Cerreto Sannita (11 km) and from there continue to Cusano Mutri (another 9 km), then follow the road to Pietrarója over a bridge for about 3 km until you reach a junction. Follow the small road to the left until you reach the bridge over the Titerno, at the exit of the canyon. Park the lower vehicle here. Take the other one back onto the road to Pietrarója. The road passes the village. At the end of Pietraroja, after a quarry - at a small well - turn left briefly, then right along a narrow road in a northerly direction down to Titerno, past a turn-off to the left (1.7 km). Park the second vehicle here in the area of the two bridges (a total of 7.5 km).
Return: Turn right and walk to the bridge in 3 minutes.

Trilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Past the cemetery, follow a dirt road that is also taken by sentiero n. 25. After about 500 m, turn right off the dirt road onto an inconspicuous path (look for it!). This crosses the Fosso Cornacchia below a waterfall (if you reach the Cornacchia on the track, you have missed the branching path and have to go back!) Now continue along the path at about the same altitude (partly marked). After about 1 hour a path joins from the right at a sharp angle, coming from below. Now another 20 min. slightly uphill, over a rocky and panoramic mountain shoulder and on the other side down into the streambed. View-rich access.
Tour: 25 rappel; exit possibility at the foot of the highest rappel.

Trilla: Canyon End
Return: before the bridge out to the right and in 10 min. to the lower car.

Trilla: Parking at Entry
Access: From Fano on the Adriatic on the SS 3 towards Rome, after almost 50 km turn off at Cagli and head west along the Fiume Busso to Pianello (approx. 12 km). From here, head northwest via Massa to Serravalle di Carda, turning right at a sharp angle to the cemetery (cimitero) just before reaching the village. Park your car here for access. Take the second car back along the access road for 3.8 km and descend to a bridge with a large square on the left, a spring and another bridge over the Trilla stream. Park the lower car here.
Return: before the bridge out to the right and in 10 min. to the lower car.

Trilla: Parking at Exit
Access: From Fano on the Adriatic on the SS 3 towards Rome, after almost 50 km turn off at Cagli and head west along the Fiume Busso to Pianello (approx. 12 km). From here, head northwest via Massa to Serravalle di Carda, turning right at a sharp angle to the cemetery (cimitero) just before reaching the village. Park your car here for access. Take the second car back along the access road for 3.8 km and descend to a bridge with a large square on the left, a spring and another bridge over the Trilla stream. Park the lower car here.
Return: before the bridge out to the right and in 10 min. to the lower car.

Torrente Valmontina: Canyon Start
2024-08-16: Recommended is the full descent: Zima Montagna-Bosco Bello-Valmontina with start at 1400. For lovers of long days. From Bosco Bello onwards it is obvious how devastating these floods are. I.e. lots o...
2024-07-27: Valmontina is a beautiful great canyon with practically no dangerous narrow sections. There are a few jumps and smaller rappels up to a maximum of approx. 20m. It took us about 1h 45min from Bosco Bel...
Approach: From the parking lot, a path leads in a southerly direction to the ridge above the wide gravel bed of the Valmontina. On the left there is a large board (2012) that shows a sketch of the so-called Area Wilderness Valmontina (see photo!). Here is also shown our access via the "Percorso Escursionistico". We take the path on the northern slope of Valmontina and thus reach the footbridge over the orographic right tributary Bosco Bello. After the bridge we cross (partly with wire rope insurance) into this side stream and rope down into the Valmontina. If you continue along the circular route, you will reach the footbridge over the Valmontina (Pont de la Bigoza). Here you could directly enter the Valmontina, but immediately after this entry follows a narrow gorge part, about which so far no information is available (so possibly Explorer tour).
Tour: Entry is via the last three rappels in Val di Bosco Bello, then march in the river with smaller rappels (max. 15 m) and possible jumps. The problem here is the generally abundant water flow (therefore not walked by the author). You can see the canyons just before the footbridge. It is also possible to reach the entry via Val di Cima Montagna in connection with Val di Bosco Bello (see description there).

Torrente Valmontina: Canyon End
2024-08-16: Recommended is the full descent: Zima Montagna-Bosco Bello-Valmontina with start at 1400. For lovers of long days. From Bosco Bello onwards it is obvious how devastating these floods are. I.e. lots o...
2024-07-27: Valmontina is a beautiful great canyon with practically no dangerous narrow sections. There are a few jumps and smaller rappels up to a maximum of approx. 20m. It took us about 1h 45min from Bosco Bel...
Return: CAUTION ! At the supposed exit there is a shooting range (status 2022), it is best to stay further in the streambed and follow the access road to the road on the right after the huts of the shooting range.

Heckenbach II (unterer): Canyon Start
2024-06-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Heckenbach Très belle petite gorge. Équipement suffisant et varié (Quelle:
Approach: From the parking lot across the B11 in an easterly direction through the terrain cut (Marterl) and down to the stream.
Tour: A total of 10 rappels, some of which can be climbed down, some over several steps. After the 3rd rappel left out emergency exit with fixed ropes (2018). At the 5th rappel do not take the rear anchors, but the front ones at the break-off. Attention: After the 6th rappel left up to the belaystation, do not continue rappelling in the chute! The 7th rappel from the belay station at the top left is the longest at just over 16m.Between the rappels short runs and downclimb.

Heckenbach II (unterer): Canyon End
2024-06-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Heckenbach Très belle petite gorge. Équipement suffisant et varié (Quelle:
Return: Left out onto the B11, then 150m on the B11 left (westward direction) . Now turn left onto the forest road (Alte Kesselbergstraße) and after 600m we reach our parking lot again.

Heckenbach II (unterer): Parking at Entry
2024-06-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Heckenbach Très belle petite gorge. Équipement suffisant et varié (Quelle:
Access: We turn off the A95 (Munich-Garmisch) at the exit Murnau/Kochel and drive to Kochel. Here we take the B11 (Kesselbergstraße) in southern direction (Mittenwald). The road leads us first along the lake and we pass the camping site Renken (on the righthand side of the lake). 300m further on, the road to the Walchensee power station, Aparthotel Alpenpark and Kesselberg campsite turns off to the right (Altjoch). After another 300m the road crosses the Heckenbach (exit, view of the final waterfall). We now drive a little more than 1300m uphill on the B11 and then turn right onto a parking and rest area.
Return: Left out onto the B11, then 150m on the B11 left (westward direction) . Now turn left onto the forest road (Alte Kesselbergstraße) and after 600m we reach our parking lot again.

Heckenbach II (unterer): Parking at Exit
Access: We turn off the A95 (Munich-Garmisch) at the exit Murnau/Kochel and drive to Kochel. Here we take the B11 (Kesselbergstraße) in southern direction (Mittenwald). The road leads us first along the lake and we pass the camping site Renken (on the righthand side of the lake). 300m further on, the road to the Walchensee power station, Aparthotel Alpenpark and Kesselberg campsite turns off to the right (Altjoch). After another 300m the road crosses the Heckenbach (exit, view of the final waterfall). We now drive a little more than 1300m uphill on the B11 and then turn right onto a parking and rest area.
Return: Left out onto the B11, then 150m on the B11 left (westward direction) . Now turn left onto the forest road (Alte Kesselbergstraße) and after 600m we reach our parking lot again.

La Fouge: Canyon Start
Approach: siehe Skizze The access without conversion begins at the left-hand bend of the D12 where the car is parked and leads up the D12 in a southerly direction. Then turn onto the first forest path, which runs into the forest on the left. After several changes of direction, you finally reach the stream. The approach begins at the upper vehicle at a conversion. When it is at the top at the junction of the Wadweg from the slope - this is the jag on the bottom right on the sketch - you walk down the forest path orographic right of the stream, pass the small cottage where you can possibly park the upper car, and then continue to the entry (from the upper car 12min).
Tour: After a few meters left along the stream downhill we reach the first small rappel. Immediately after that follows the impressive rappel in the free slope between the two branches of the waterfall. Runs follow, interrupted by small slides and more beautiful rappels. Finally comes the high final rappel.

La Fouge: Canyon End
Return: At the foot of the last rappel, we take the path that runs along the stream on the left and is slightly away from it at the beginning. If we have to return to the only car in the bends of the D11 (i.e. no conversion), after a few hundred meters we take the rutted forest path, later the hiking trail left of it, initially uphill in a south-westerly direction. At the fork, follow the signs for "Gouffre de la Fouge, Chatillon de Cornelle". The path climbs steeply up to a meadow on the plateau, crosses it and follows the dirt road down to the car on the D11. However, if our second car is at the bottom of the valley, we continue straight ahead at the fork, down to the old abbey and back to the car (15 min).

La Fouge: Alternative Canyon End
Return: At the foot of the last rappel, we take the path that runs along the stream on the left and is slightly away from it at the beginning. If we have to return to the only car in the bends of the D11 (i.e. no conversion), after a few hundred meters we take the rutted forest path, later the hiking trail left of it, initially uphill in a south-westerly direction. At the fork, follow the signs for "Gouffre de la Fouge, Chatillon de Cornelle". The path climbs steeply up to a meadow on the plateau, crosses it and follows the dirt road down to the car on the D11. However, if our second car is at the bottom of the valley, we continue straight ahead at the fork, down to the old abbey and back to the car (15 min).

La Fouge: Parking at Entry
Access: From Cerdon we drive westwards in the direction of Poncin on the river Ain and after about 1.5 km turn left onto the D11, which leads south in the direction of Corlier, Hauteville-Lompnes. We pass the village of Preau and 1.7 km after the exit from the connecting road Cerdon - Poncin we turn left on a dirt road and drive as far as it is possible (about 800m). Then we park the car so that it does not interfere.\nWith the second car we go back to the D11, there turn left, again in the direction of Corlier, Hauteville-Lompness. We now drive on the D11, later on the D12 first to Châtillon de Cornelle (up to here 4.4 km), then further to Corlier (another 5 km). In the center of Corlier we turn left on Route de la Forêt and after 130m we turn left again.the road leads to a small airfield with grass runway - Altiport. 550m after turning off the D12 in Corlier we come to a junction on the edge of a slope. On the right we go to a farmstead, on the left to the Altiport. We take the track in the middle and drive now 1,6 km until a forest track turns off to the right. We can either park the car here or continue down the rustic forest road until we reach a small house in a clearing, which serves as a water supply for the fire department.
Return: At the foot of the last rappel, we take the path that runs along the stream on the left and is slightly away from it at the beginning. If we have to return to the only car in the bends of the D11 (i.e. no conversion), after a few hundred meters we take the rutted forest path, later the hiking trail left of it, initially uphill in a south-westerly direction. At the fork, follow the signs for "Gouffre de la Fouge, Chatillon de Cornelle". The path climbs steeply up to a meadow on the plateau, crosses it and follows the dirt road down to the car on the D11. However, if our second car is at the bottom of the valley, we continue straight ahead at the fork, down to the old abbey and back to the car (15 min).

La Fouge: Parking at Exit
Access: From Cerdon we drive westwards in the direction of Poncin on the river Ain and after about 1.5 km turn left onto the D11, which leads south in the direction of Corlier, Hauteville-Lompnes. We pass the village of Preau and 1.7 km after the exit from the connecting road Cerdon - Poncin we turn left on a dirt road and drive as far as it is possible (about 800m). Then we park the car so that it does not interfere.\nWith the second car we go back to the D11, there turn left, again in the direction of Corlier, Hauteville-Lompness. We now drive on the D11, later on the D12 first to Châtillon de Cornelle (up to here 4.4 km), then further to Corlier (another 5 km). In the center of Corlier we turn left on Route de la Forêt and after 130m we turn left again.the road leads to a small airfield with grass runway - Altiport. 550m after turning off the D12 in Corlier we come to a junction on the edge of a slope. On the right we go to a farmstead, on the left to the Altiport. We take the track in the middle and drive now 1,6 km until a forest track turns off to the right. We can either park the car here or continue down the rustic forest road until we reach a small house in a clearing, which serves as a water supply for the fire department.

Mlinarica: Canyon Start
2022-08-20: For a long time you wonder what you are doing here. And suddenly it goes boom, 50m into the dark gap. Unfortunately, a few more blocks afterwards...
Approach: 150m down the road, left over the suspension bridge over the Soca, left up to the Kugy monument, there after ~40m NE, towards the road, then right on inconspicuous path east through the forest up to two houses on the edge of a meadow. Above the houses SOE slightly uphill on climbing tracks, later clear path descend/climb to the stream.
Tour: According to information from an outdoor operator from Bovec the gorge is CLOSED Canyon after the 2nd rappel point to the 6th buried by rockfall - further rockfalls are to be expected 7.AS dry but there are no barrier signs 09.07.2011 Richard Werdinigg

Mlinarica: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-08-20: For a long time you wonder what you are doing here. And suddenly it goes boom, 50m into the dark gap. Unfortunately, a few more blocks afterwards...
Access: from Bovec up the Soca valley to the parking lot 150m before the last bridge over the S.; from Kranjska Gora over Virsicpass down to the Soca over the bridge, then after 150m on the right there is the parking lot
Return: after the last WSF right up to the hiking trail, down to the Soca and after bridge on the road right up to the parking lot; worth seeing: Socaquelle!

Mlinarica: Canyon End
2022-08-20: For a long time you wonder what you are doing here. And suddenly it goes boom, 50m into the dark gap. Unfortunately, a few more blocks afterwards...
Return: after the last WSF right up to the hiking trail, down to the Soca and after bridge on the road right up to the parking lot; worth seeing: Socaquelle!

Suhi Potok: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend to the stream
Tour: In the upper part blocks and not very interesting, then below narrowly cut and quite entertaining.\nEvent. at the fork towards the house and then across the meadow down to the creek (=~50%25 than from above).\nThe WSF, from which the first time you see the bridge can possibly be jumped: Check depth!\nThe further, open part after the bridge is also established - possibly you can continue here to Vrsnik. However, there the first waterfall is already estimated 25m high, so take more rope.

Suhi Potok: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment:
Access: Approach as to the entry bridge to Vrsnik, here follow the road over the bridge and continue in the direction of Vas na Skali.\nExit parking entry directly at the bridge over the last waterfall of the gorge, entry parking entry after the houses of Vas na Skali.
Return: Return left over steep forest slope to the road

Suhi Potok: Canyon End
Return: Return left over steep forest slope to the road

Prale: Canyon Start
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2025-05-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prale Équipement en bon état, quelques petits embâcles par endroit. (Quelle:
Approach: By car or on foot along the small tarred road on the right bank of the Rio Prale in a northerly direction to the hamlet of Borgata Lunotti. There, turn left down to the dirt road bridge over the Prale. Get in just above the bridge.
Tour: Immediate entry into the gorge; uninterrupted sequence of rappels, only towards the exit running routes.

Prale: Canyon End
2025-07-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prale (Quelle:
2025-05-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prale Équipement en bon état, quelques petits embâcles par endroit. (Quelle:
Return: After the canyon has opened up, continue in or next to the streambed until you see blue markers (procanyon) on the right bank. Follow these, sometimes climbing, until you come to an inconspicuous path coming from the right and follow it to the left across the streambed. A few meters up this path on the opposite slope we come to a fork. If you have a vehicle parked at the tunnel opening, continue downhill following the blue dots to the car. However, if we want to get to the car at the top, we take the left-hand path and climb upwards in serpentines. We pass an electricity pylon, at the next one we descend slightly and reach the old road (no tarmac). Follow this uphill until you reach the new road just below the saddle with the chapel. Depending on where you parked the car, you can either continue along the new road or take the dirt road that turns left before the hill with the chapel, then goes around the hill to the right, down to the bridge at the entry point and on to Borgota Lunotti. This return route is very pleasant, so you can easily do without a shuttle.

Chavos, Φαράγγι Χάβου: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chavos The gorge itself is very beautiful! If you can laugh off the thorns at the entrance, the swamp in the pools, and the shit on the walls,...
2025-02-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chaude Du débit ce jour là dans notre canyon d'initiation phare suite aux précipitations de la nuit mais ça restait tout à fait gérable. (Quel...
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Approach: From the church back to the junction and southwest towards Prosilion.We come after about 300m to the bridge over the Havas and get on here. The neo should be put on - only - when you run the risk of scratching your legs in the bushes.
Tour: 3 rappel. The short and narrow gorge would be charming if it were not for the water polluted mainly by pigeon crap.

Chavos, Φαράγγι Χάβου: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chavos The gorge itself is very beautiful! If you can laugh off the thorns at the entrance, the swamp in the pools, and the shit on the walls,...
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Return: After the canyon widens, turn right along the edge of the meadow back up to the small church where the car is parked.

Chavos, Φαράγγι Χάβου: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chavos The gorge itself is very beautiful! If you can laugh off the thorns at the entrance, the swamp in the pools, and the shit on the walls,...
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Access: From Thessaloniki on the A 1/E 75/E 90 in the direction of Athina (Athens). After 33 km and after the tollbooth at Malgara keep right on the A 2/E 90 (the highway to Athina goes left). After 117 km (from Thessaloniki) you pass Veroia and reach the exit to Kozani, Larisa. Leave the highway here and drive around Kozani to the east, always on the E 65 towards Larisa. It goes down to the Aliakmonas reservoir, on a bridge to the other bank and then slightly uphill to the small town of Servia (145 km from Thessaloniki and up to here identical with approach to Servia Canyon). The road now passes the northwestern edge of the town and continues in a southwesterly direction to Larisa. 5.5 km after Servia the road makes a left turn and then moves in a southeasterly direction. In this left turn a small road goes right downhill towards Prosilion.50 m further the road branches. We turn right to the small church in the cypress grove; in front of it, on the right, there is a long concrete well. Here we park the car.
Return: After the canyon widens, turn right along the edge of the meadow back up to the small church where the car is parked.

Lygia: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car along the rocky ledge below the chapel in a westerly direction until the terrain opens to the south. A few meters we march on a slope downhill (SE) towards the Ligia, but then stop pathless directly down south and into the already notching canyon.

Lygia: Canyon End
Return: After the longer inclined rope through reeds and trash out to the path.

Mavri Spilia: Canyon Start
Approach: From here you can first take the footpath up the stream, later the via ferrata, which brings us to the entry. Alternative access: From the bridge (on foot or with a second car) about 700 m back on the approach path, but then left at the junction. Now about 150m on the slightly ascending road, then in a right-hand bend our access path goes off to the left uphill. Here we park the vehicle for the access if necessary. A path leads us in direction SSW up to the chapel Agios Apostolos. From here we follow the water conduit along the slope southward until an access to the streambed opens up to us on the left down into the streambed.
Tour: First passages of rappeling, then some rappeling and as a highlight the grotto.

Mavri Spilia: Canyon End
Return: After the exit of the gorge and about 50 m before the 2nd iron footbridge up to the footpath and down it to the bridge.

Mavri Spilia: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: bei Zustieg über Via Ferrata
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge over the Prousos at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. Here we park our car.
Return: After the exit of the gorge and about 50 m before the 2nd iron footbridge up to the footpath and down it to the bridge.

Mavri Spilia: Parking at Entry
Comment: für Alternativzustieg über Agios Apostolos
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge over the Prousos at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. Here we park our car.
Return: After the exit of the gorge and about 50 m before the 2nd iron footbridge up to the footpath and down it to the bridge.

Mega Rema, Μέγα Ρέμα: Canyon Start
Approach: From the monastery you go down in a southwesterly direction without any path into the streambed.
Tour: West facing canyon, quite open, the light stone gives it a friendly ambience. Also well suited for beginners. The name Mega Rema (= Great Stream) is rather exaggerated in view of the mostly meager water flow.

Mega Rema, Μέγα Ρέμα: Canyon End
Return: After the canyon opens up and the slope decreases decisively, you march a few hundred meters in the scree-strewn streambed until you can exit to the left onto an open (meadow) area. Continuing along the stream, you finally come to the wide dirt road by the Pamisos River. Here, turn right in a northerly direction, along a wire fence on the right, and a few meters after its exit you will find a path on the right (at a picnic area), which first crosses a wooden footbridge, then comfortably climbs uphill and reaches the highest area almost exactly at the car.

Mega Rema, Μέγα Ρέμα: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Larissa good 55 km in the west direction or from Meteora monasteries (Kalambaka) about 22 km in the SE direction you reach the town of Trikala. From here you continue in southwestern direction to Mouzaki (about 18 km). There are alternative routes. In Mouzaki you drive southwards over the river Pamissos on the road that leads to Karditsa. Shortly after the bridge, turn right onto a small tarred road along the southwestern edge of a settlement. The destination is the monastery of Agios Georgios. Still in the settlement, the road begins to climb after a left turn. Continuously uphill, passing a well chapel on the left side of the slope along the road, after 2.3 km (from the bridge) you reach the plateau with the cemetery (on the right) and the monastery (on the left). Park the car here. A shuttle is also possible. In this case, park a car at the exit.
Return: After the canyon opens up and the slope decreases decisively, you march a few hundred meters in the scree-strewn streambed until you can exit to the left onto an open (meadow) area. Continuing along the stream, you finally come to the wide dirt road by the Pamisos River. Here, turn right in a northerly direction, along a wire fence on the right, and a few meters after its exit you will find a path on the right (at a picnic area), which first crosses a wooden footbridge, then comfortably climbs uphill and reaches the highest area almost exactly at the car.

Mega Rema, Μέγα Ρέμα: Parking at Exit
Access: From Larissa good 55 km in the west direction or from Meteora monasteries (Kalambaka) about 22 km in the SE direction you reach the town of Trikala. From here you continue in southwestern direction to Mouzaki (about 18 km). There are alternative routes. In Mouzaki you drive southwards over the river Pamissos on the road that leads to Karditsa. Shortly after the bridge, turn right onto a small tarred road along the southwestern edge of a settlement. The destination is the monastery of Agios Georgios. Still in the settlement, the road begins to climb after a left turn. Continuously uphill, passing a well chapel on the left side of the slope along the road, after 2.3 km (from the bridge) you reach the plateau with the cemetery (on the right) and the monastery (on the left). Park the car here. A shuttle is also possible. In this case, park a car at the exit.
Return: After the canyon opens up and the slope decreases decisively, you march a few hundred meters in the scree-strewn streambed until you can exit to the left onto an open (meadow) area. Continuing along the stream, you finally come to the wide dirt road by the Pamisos River. Here, turn right in a northerly direction, along a wire fence on the right, and a few meters after its exit you will find a path on the right (at a picnic area), which first crosses a wooden footbridge, then comfortably climbs uphill and reaches the highest area almost exactly at the car.

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Canyon Start
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2024-05-15: Anchors quite damaged after the storm last fall, some of the material is inferior. Many slides and jumps possible! Very slippery in the water jet, superiore grip in the dry.
Comment: Abschnitt III
Approach: From the plateau go downhill on a track in a southerly direction, then pathless first over a cleared forest area (keeping slightly half-right), later over a boulder field down to the river
Tour: Attractive canyon with many jumps (e.g. C7, C8, C10 - rope traverse there) and slides; is also commercially visited. George Andreou, the author of the mentioned book lives in Volos and is happy to give a guided tour through 'his' special canyon. He is also happy to give more information about other canyons. Because of some forced passages in the watercourse pay attention to moderate water level! C7, T2, T2, T3, C5, C8, C10, C3, T3, T4, T3, T7, T4, T4, 200 m run, T3, T3, T3, 100 m run, C14, 500 m run)

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Canyon End
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Comment: Abschnitt III
Return: About 200 m before the sea, turn right on a path towards the sea, then left over a footbridge and - passing a chapel - left up the stairs to the parking lot of the lower vehicle. From here to the upper parking 4 km.

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Canyon Start1
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2024-05-15: Anchors quite damaged after the storm last fall, some of the material is inferior. Many slides and jumps possible! Very slippery in the water jet, superiore grip in the dry.
Comment: I. Abschnitt
Approach: From the plateau go downhill on a track in a southerly direction, then pathless first over a cleared forest area (keeping slightly half-right), later over a boulder field down to the river
Tour: Attractive canyon with many jumps (e.g. C7, C8, C10 - rope traverse there) and slides; is also commercially visited. George Andreou, the author of the mentioned book lives in Volos and is happy to give a guided tour through 'his' special canyon. He is also happy to give more information about other canyons. Because of some forced passages in the watercourse pay attention to moderate water level! C7, T2, T2, T3, C5, C8, C10, C3, T3, T4, T3, T7, T4, T4, 200 m run, T3, T3, T3, 100 m run, C14, 500 m run)

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ende II.Abschnitt
Return: About 200 m before the sea, turn right on a path towards the sea, then left over a footbridge and - passing a chapel - left up the stairs to the parking lot of the lower vehicle. From here to the upper parking 4 km.

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Mylopotamos, Parkplatz Zustieg III/Ausstieg II
Access: From the highway No. 1 Athens - Thessaloniki between Larissa and Lamia exit and continue in the direction of Volos. From here at the western foot of the peninsula Pilion along the Pagasitikos gulf, past Agria and Lehonia up to the junction in the direction of Milies approx. 2.5km to Kala Nera (from Volos 18 km). Continue via Milies to Tsagarada (22 km). Here the road branches off to Mylopotamos with its beautiful beach. 3.5 km after this turnoff, a dirt road turns off to the right (south); follow it for a few hundred meters to a plateau where you park your car.\n\nIf you have a second vehicle, park it at the end of the road above Mylopotamos beach (restaurant by the sea).
Return: About 200 m before the sea, turn right on a path towards the sea, then left over a footbridge and - passing a chapel - left up the stairs to the parking lot of the lower vehicle. From here to the upper parking 4 km.

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg II. Abschnitt
Access: From the highway No. 1 Athens - Thessaloniki between Larissa and Lamia exit and continue in the direction of Volos. From here at the western foot of the peninsula Pilion along the Pagasitikos gulf, past Agria and Lehonia up to the junction in the direction of Milies approx. 2.5km to Kala Nera (from Volos 18 km). Continue via Milies to Tsagarada (22 km). Here the road branches off to Mylopotamos with its beautiful beach. 3.5 km after this turnoff, a dirt road turns off to the right (south); follow it for a few hundred meters to a plateau where you park your car.\n\nIf you have a second vehicle, park it at the end of the road above Mylopotamos beach (restaurant by the sea).

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ankunft Abschniit I u,. Start Abschnitt II
Access: From the highway No. 1 Athens - Thessaloniki between Larissa and Lamia exit and continue in the direction of Volos. From here at the western foot of the peninsula Pilion along the Pagasitikos gulf, past Agria and Lehonia up to the junction in the direction of Milies approx. 2.5km to Kala Nera (from Volos 18 km). Continue via Milies to Tsagarada (22 km). Here the road branches off to Mylopotamos with its beautiful beach. 3.5 km after this turnoff, a dirt road turns off to the right (south); follow it for a few hundred meters to a plateau where you park your car.\n\nIf you have a second vehicle, park it at the end of the road above Mylopotamos beach (restaurant by the sea).

Mylopotamos (III/III), Μυλοπόταμος: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg III

Orlias, Φαράγγι Ορλιά: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the mentioned bend a footpath begins, which leads in the direction of SSW right bank (orographic.) at the brook Orlias upwards. We ignore forks to the right (to the stream) within the next hour. After about 1 hour we reach a saddle where the path turns to the left (in eastern direction). Here we find a small tin sign on a thin trunk that was once red, and a plastic sign with a large red marker nailed to the trunk on the right. Between these signs the path branches off, which after another 15 minutes brings us to the stream, but the last meters pathless.
Tour: At the beginning, beautiful rappels (20 in total) predominate, later enjoyable jumps.

Orlias, Φαράγγι Ορλιά: Canyon End
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Return: Where the slope crosses the creek right up to the car. If you still haven't had enough, you can continue a little further down the creek and take a rappel and a few extra jumps.

Orlias, Φαράγγι Ορλιά: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A1 freeway, which runs north from Lamia on the east coast of northern Greece (towards Katerini, Thessaloniki) at Dion, which is signposted as a freeway exit because of its excavations. We drive through Dion and leave it at the southwestern edge, where the access road to Orlias is signposted. We drive the tarred road in a southwesterly direction for about 3 km; now the road starts to go up in serpentines. Then the chapel of Hagios Konstantinos appears on the righthand side and the tarred road turns into a dust road at the next left turn. Here we park our car.
Return: Where the slope crosses the creek right up to the car. If you still haven't had enough, you can continue a little further down the creek and take a rappel and a few extra jumps.

Platanaki: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road to Grana in a southerly direction for a few hundred meters and then turn right (here -also- parking for access possible), down onto a dirt road on which we reach the houses of Rachi Milou (here then 4wd vehicle indicated) . Right around the first house on the edge of the slope, a footpath leads down to the entry above an old arched bridge.
Tour: Impressive great canyon with many fossils.

Platanaki: Canyon End
Return: After the road bridge, turn right up to the road.

Platanaki: Parking at Exit
Comment: an der Brücke
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. We continue, passing above the village of Tornos, to Kastania. Here we continue - now on a dirt road - towards Prodromos. 4,5 km after Prodromos we come down to the bridge over the Platanaki, the end point of our walk. Here we park one car. With the other one we go up to Prodromos, pass through the scattered houses and continue towards Grana. We pass the dirt road that branches off at an acute angle to the left towards Roska and immediately after (before the next houses) we can easily park the second car on the right.
Return: After the road bridge, turn right up to the road.

Platanaki: Parking at Entry
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. We continue, passing above the village of Tornos, to Kastania. Here we continue - now on a dirt road - towards Prodromos. 4,5 km after Prodromos we come down to the bridge over the Platanaki, the end point of our walk. Here we park one car. With the other one we go up to Prodromos, pass through the scattered houses and continue towards Grana. We pass the dirt road that branches off at an acute angle to the left towards Roska and immediately after (before the next houses) we can easily park the second car on the right.
Return: After the road bridge, turn right up to the road.

Platanaki: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Weiler Rachi Mylou, für 4WD-Kfz.
Access: From Karpenisi in southwestern direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. We leave the main road to Thermos/Lampiri to the right, continue straight towards Kastania and come down to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. We continue, passing above the village of Tornos, to Kastania. Here we continue - now on a dirt road - towards Prodromos. 4,5 km after Prodromos we come down to the bridge over the Platanaki, the end point of our walk. Here we park one car. With the other one we go up to Prodromos, pass through the scattered houses and continue towards Grana. We pass the dirt road that branches off at an acute angle to the left towards Roska and immediately after (before the next houses) we can easily park the second car on the right.

Seiergraben: Canyon End
Return: Pass under the wooden bridge at St. Georgenberg and shortly afterwards turn left up to the slope on which we started.

Seiergraben: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, continue to St. Georgenberg. Cross the Stallenbach (2.2 km from the parking lot) and first along the Seiergraben, then on the wooden bridge high above the ditch to the church of St. Georgenberg (900 m above sea level). Pass the inn and the church and continue, first 150 m in a westerly direction, then in many serpentines on hiking trail no. 234 to the Plattenalm (1490 m above sea level). The dilapidated Plattenalm lies free on a sunny meadow. At the height of the Plattenalm, cross the meadow to the NE to the edge of a steep ditch. Here more or less pathless down the ditch to the Seiergraben (watch out for falling rocks!). Access from the parking lot 700 meters in altitude, from Sankt Georgen 600 meters in altitude.
Tour: The canyon is narrowly incised with high side walls. At the beginning there are long stretches of waterless scree with tree entanglements. The next part, with its narrow and steep chutes carved by the water, is more attractive. If the weather is fine and you set off from the Plattenalm at around 11:00 a.m., you will reach the bottom of the gorge together with the sun.

Seiergraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the Inntal - Autobahn A 12 or the Inntal - Bundesstraße 171 to Schwaz. North of Schwaz, between the Inn River and the highway, is the Schwaz industrial park. Here you turn - coming from the A 12 - before the Inn bridge to the right and drive after a right curve the Unterinntal-Landesstraße L 215 at a traffic circle crossing under the highway to Fiecht.\nIf you come over the federal highway 171, you turn at the second traffic circle, after you have seen and passed the Inn bridge on the right, over the first exit to the right on the Münchner Strasse. You drive over the Inn and turn right at the next street to get through the industrial area to a traffic circle again. Here you take the third exit and are now on the Unterinntal-Landesstraße L 215, heading SO. Under the freeway exit/ramp you come to a traffic circle, where the first exit, under the A 12, leads to the village of Feicht.\nWith both access variants you now come to the monastery church, keeping left. The road describes a bend to the right directly in front of the monastery church and we cross the village on this ascending road, first in the direction of N, then NNW and finally W. The road continues in the direction of the village. At the T - junction we turn right and follow a narrow, steep road in the direction NW and St. Georgenberg. At a fork to the right to a castle continue left and after a few meters on a large parking lot to the left of the road park the car.
Return: Pass under the wooden bridge at St. Georgenberg and shortly afterwards turn left up to the slope on which we started.

Seiergraben: Waypoint
Comment: 1 prendre le sentier 234 vers Plattenalm (1490m alt.) (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, continue to St. Georgenberg. Cross the Stallenbach (2.2 km from the parking lot) and first along the Seiergraben, then on the wooden bridge high above the ditch to the church of St. Georgenberg (900 m above sea level). Pass the inn and the church and continue, first 150 m in a westerly direction, then in many serpentines on hiking trail no. 234 to the Plattenalm (1490 m above sea level). The dilapidated Plattenalm lies free on a sunny meadow. At the height of the Plattenalm, cross the meadow to the NE to the edge of a steep ditch. Here more or less pathless down the ditch to the Seiergraben (watch out for falling rocks!). Access from the parking lot 700 meters in altitude, from Sankt Georgen 600 meters in altitude.

Seiergraben: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : traverser la crête (Plattenalm, 1490m alt.) (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot, continue to St. Georgenberg. Cross the Stallenbach (2.2 km from the parking lot) and first along the Seiergraben, then on the wooden bridge high above the ditch to the church of St. Georgenberg (900 m above sea level). Pass the inn and the church and continue, first 150 m in a westerly direction, then in many serpentines on hiking trail no. 234 to the Plattenalm (1490 m above sea level). The dilapidated Plattenalm lies free on a sunny meadow. At the height of the Plattenalm, cross the meadow to the NE to the edge of a steep ditch. Here more or less pathless down the ditch to the Seiergraben (watch out for falling rocks!). Access from the parking lot 700 meters in altitude, from Sankt Georgen 600 meters in altitude.

Falzthurnbach: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow the Adlerweg (E4 alpine) in the direction of Lamsenjochhütte. After about 15 min. we turn right to the Gramaialm Hochleger. After another 20 min. the trail crosses the streambed of the Falzthurnbach (entry).
Tour: First on the edge of the stream 5 min. down to the 1st rappel. Then sequence of several rappels in off. Terrain. At the end of the descent finally narrow cut canyon exit.

Falzthurnbach: Canyon End
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Return: A few meters down the streambed, then out to the left onto the path that leads us back down to the parking lot.

Gria Vathra: Canyon Start
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Approach: See GPX on https://ropewiki.com/Gria_Vathra The walk to the top of Gria Vathra Superiore is pleasant through the forests, and follow a clear path until the short final traverse into the canyon.

Gria Vathra: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Park at Therma
Access: Park at Therma. Follow either the direct path, or walk up the rough road then on the path. It may be possible to save some walking by driving up the rough road from Therma with a suitable car, in which case a car shuffle is required (or someone walks up to fetch the car while the others drink at the restaurant). It is also possible to park at 40.486058, 25.618228 and follow the road then a path to the top of inferior at 40.481917, 25.60910, then a further path to the top of intermedio at 40.476932, 25.605152 (path marked with red dots). However, the path is somewhat unpleasant and undulating, and for the effort the walk into superior is far more pleasant.
Return: Find the path marked with large painted red dots. Use your map app to return to the car. If you parked at 40.486058, 25.618228, follow the paths and old canal to cross the river at a very small dam at 40.489480 25.614173, then follow a vague path (not marked on map apps June 2025) to regain the road to walk to the car.

Gria Vathra: Parking lot Alternative access
2025-09-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gria Vathra We followed Bina's description, which worked very well. Anchors ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-de...
Comment: Can walk from here to start of intermediate or start of inferiore.
Access: Park at Therma. Follow either the direct path, or walk up the rough road then on the path. It may be possible to save some walking by driving up the rough road from Therma with a suitable car, in which case a car shuffle is required (or someone walks up to fetch the car while the others drink at the restaurant). It is also possible to park at 40.486058, 25.618228 and follow the road then a path to the top of inferior at 40.481917, 25.60910, then a further path to the top of intermedio at 40.476932, 25.605152 (path marked with red dots). However, the path is somewhat unpleasant and undulating, and for the effort the walk into superior is far more pleasant.
Return: Find the path marked with large painted red dots. Use your map app to return to the car. If you parked at 40.486058, 25.618228, follow the paths and old canal to cross the river at a very small dam at 40.489480 25.614173, then follow a vague path (not marked on map apps June 2025) to regain the road to walk to the car.

Gria Vathra: Canyon End
Return: Find the path marked with large painted red dots. Use your map app to return to the car. If you parked at 40.486058, 25.618228, follow the paths and old canal to cross the river at a very small dam at 40.489480 25.614173, then follow a vague path (not marked on map apps June 2025) to regain the road to walk to the car.

Gria Vathra: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Superior end Intermediate start
Approach: See GPX on https://ropewiki.com/Gria_Vathra The walk to the top of Gria Vathra Superiore is pleasant through the forests, and follow a clear path until the short final traverse into the canyon.

Gria Vathra: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Intermediate end Inferior start
Access: Park at Therma. Follow either the direct path, or walk up the rough road then on the path. It may be possible to save some walking by driving up the rough road from Therma with a suitable car, in which case a car shuffle is required (or someone walks up to fetch the car while the others drink at the restaurant). It is also possible to park at 40.486058, 25.618228 and follow the road then a path to the top of inferior at 40.481917, 25.60910, then a further path to the top of intermedio at 40.476932, 25.605152 (path marked with red dots). However, the path is somewhat unpleasant and undulating, and for the effort the walk into superior is far more pleasant.

Fugenbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-23: We got on at anchor point 10 and got off after anchor point 6 (before the bridge). We had 3x20m ropes with us - that was perfect. We had quite a lot of water, slides / jumps were not possible (water t...
Approach: Former access, now forbidden by the landowner: Follow the road back for approx. 100 m (towards Sibratsgfäll), then take the dirt road, which branches off at an acute angle, up to the right (open and close a barbed wire if necessary). After overcoming 70 meters of altitude difference, you come to a small tarred road, which you follow to the right and then cross two small streams. The road now describes a long left-hand bend and crosses another stream. Cross this stream on a dirt track that branches off to the right at the exit of the left-hand bend. You can now either walk directly along this side stream of the Fugenbach orographic. left in a south-easterly direction down to the Fugenbach (pathless) or follow the field path for a few hundred meters until footprints lead down to the right to the Fugenbach (partly through swampy terrain). At the access from the road to the entry point, there are now signs with the following inscription: "Canyoning in the Fugenbach prohibited. In case of infringement, action for disturbance of possession - The landowners". An action for adverse possession in Austria should not be underestimated. According to the relevant topograph. Maps (OSM map see under "Weblinks") there is an alternative access route on the German side of the stream. However, here you enter the stream much further up and therefore have to cover an additional distance in the stream until it gets interesting. Up to this entry point, this is a mountain hike and as such is not prohibited.
Tour: Border river between the municipalities of Sibratsgfäll in the district of Bregenz in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg and Balderschwang in the Bavarian-Swabian district of Oberallgäu, also the border between the Bregenz Forest and the Allgäu Alps. A short but varied tour in an attractive setting, without any difficulties, also suitable for beginners and generally recommended. Since canyoning is generally forbidden in Germany, stick to the orographic right - Austrian - side! :-)

Fugenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-23: We got on at anchor point 10 and got off after anchor point 6 (before the bridge). We had 3x20m ropes with us - that was perfect. We had quite a lot of water, slides / jumps were not possible (water t...
Access: The road from Illertal via Rohrmoos is closed to motor traffic. From the B 19 near Fischen (between Sonthofen and Oberstdorf) we turn right and take the district road OA 9 towards Obermaiselstein. Passing this village, we head over the Riedberg Pass (approx. 1400 m above sea level) down to Balderschwang. A little later we cross the border into Austria. About 5.5 km after the border, turn left to Sibratsgfäll. You pass the village and continue straight ahead, always in roughly the same direction and altitude. A former landslide means that the tar surface is missing in places. About 3 km after Sibratsgfäll you come to a road widening with a small (tool, formerly customs) house, on the left a wooden well trough. Park the car here (960 m above sea level). You can also drive from Bregenz/Dornbirn through the Bregenz Forest via Hittisau to Sibratsgfäll.
Return: Either turn right onto the road before the road bridge or, where the stream emerges from the gulch after the road bridge, continue downstream for a few meters and then follow the relatively clear footpaths left up to the road and on this left over the bridge to the car (10 min.).

Fugenbach: Canyon End
2024-07-23: We got on at anchor point 10 and got off after anchor point 6 (before the bridge). We had 3x20m ropes with us - that was perfect. We had quite a lot of water, slides / jumps were not possible (water t...
Return: Either turn right onto the road before the road bridge or, where the stream emerges from the gulch after the road bridge, continue downstream for a few meters and then follow the relatively clear footpaths left up to the road and on this left over the bridge to the car (10 min.).

Gottschewerklamm: Canyon Start
2025-08-01: Even when it rains a lot, like now, the canyon only carries 1 to 2.5 m³/s. Very relaxed. The anchors are good. Limited parking spaces. Access to the canyon: Past the Haaser vacation apartment, strai...
2024-10-12: The anchors are fine. Presumably someone has already been in there . We have replaced one anchor . Attention!!! Do not park on or near the meadow in front of the penultimate house with vacation apar...
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Approach: We take the gravel road along the edge of the forest (no driving). We enter the forest and at the fork in the road (350m from the parking lot) take the slope down to the left ("Zur Ebnet - Rodelhütte - Jenbach"). About 100m further on we turn left again at a sharp angle and after another good 100m we come to the bridge over the dam at the beginning of the canyon.
Tour: From the struts under the bridge, you descend the dam into the bottom of the gorge. Now alternate very short runs with rappels and downclimbs until you reach the canyon exit. At the end of the season it is often very slippery, so downclimbing is out of the question (especially when the water level is high) and the number of downclimbs is 11.

Gottschewerklamm: Canyon End
2025-08-01: Even when it rains a lot, like now, the canyon only carries 1 to 2.5 m³/s. Very relaxed. The anchors are good. Limited parking spaces. Access to the canyon: Past the Haaser vacation apartment, strai...
2024-10-12: The anchors are fine. Presumably someone has already been in there . We have replaced one anchor . Attention!!! Do not park on or near the meadow in front of the penultimate house with vacation apar...
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Return: At the debris barrier on the left, follow the trail up to the forest path. Turn right here to a meadow and a playground. From here there are two options: 1) Keeping left, we come up to the entrance to the gorge. From here, take the approach path back to the car. 2) Follow the wide road on the right for a good 100 m, then turn left uphill to a meadow, cross it towards the forest and the mountain. Turn right to the car (20 min in total).

Coiserette: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the road. Where it emerges from the forest, we take the path that leads down to the left at the edge of the forest to the stream, where we enter above the 1st cascade that we can see. Possible is also an (entry) jump from a chute about 10m to the left of the waterfall.
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos 3 parts, the stretch in between walk on the path on the bank and not in the streambed.

Coiserette: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Saint Claude we take the D124 direction Les Bouchoux. We pass a sports facility (on the left) and a traffic circle at the exit of Saint-Claude. A few meters after leaving the traffic circle, the road crosses the Tacon ("our" stream). 4.1 km after the bridge, the road forks. We turn left onto the D290 in the direction of Coiserette. 550m further on we find parking bays on the right and left of the road and park our car here (for the approach see also Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery").
Return: After the 3rd part we take the clear path on the left up to the road and then go left on it to the car.

Coiserette: Canyon End
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Return: After the 3rd part we take the clear path on the left up to the road and then go left on it to the car.

Innersbachklamm: Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Everything ok, jump into the pool at the exit was possible
Approach: Return 20 m along the tarred road and then take the hiking trail marked Innersbachklamm at a sharp angle down to the right, over the stream and to the start of the gorge.
Tour: Short, but also entertaining gorge under the gorge footbridge; if slides blocked, 2 abseil hooks available. If entry is blocked, rope assistance from the railing possible. At the exit jumping pool (also from the railing!).

Innersbachklamm: Canyon End
2025-06-19: Everything ok, jump into the pool at the exit was possible
Return: After the last (jump) pool out to the right, on the footbridge back through the gorge - and through again - or/and to the car.

Innersbachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-19: Everything ok, jump into the pool at the exit was possible
Access: From Innzell or Bad Reichenhall on the B 21 in the direction of Lofer, Saalfelden, Zell am See. 3 km after the state border you pass Unken on the 312. After another 3 km turn left to Reith (570 m above sea level). Pass a hotel on the righthand side. Where the tarred road then branches off, park the car on the right.
Return: After the last (jump) pool out to the right, on the footbridge back through the gorge - and through again - or/and to the car.

Innersbachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking alternatif (approche vers la sortie) (descente)
Access: From Innzell or Bad Reichenhall on the B 21 in the direction of Lofer, Saalfelden, Zell am See. 3 km after the state border you pass Unken on the 312. After another 3 km turn left to Reith (570 m above sea level). Pass a hotel on the righthand side. Where the tarred road then branches off, park the car on the right.
Return: After the last (jump) pool out to the right, on the footbridge back through the gorge - and through again - or/and to the car.

Seebach (Reutte): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot across the road and on clear climbing tracks on the orographic right side of the stream in an easterly direction upwards. After a good 15 min. you reach a forest track (before right view of the first waterfall), keep right on it and finally descend a few meters to the right to the entry.
Tour: Sequence of smaller rappels, slippery ground.

Seebach (Reutte): Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall (with the jammed log in the small pool above - 2010) out to the right and down to the car on clear tracks.

Lochbach: Canyon Start
Approach: On foot or better yet by bike - if we want to limit ourselves to the uppermost part - we follow the forest road after the sign "Wasserfallenweg". After 2.8 km and some serpentines we see a narrow snow on the right with an old forest path that leads here from the Lochbach. Over this path we get off, if we want to walk only the attractive upper part. Consequently, we now park our bike here for the return trip. \nWe continue on the forest track. After a few hundred meters we come to a small clearing in the forest. Here we leave the track and look for the path that leads uphill on the north side of the clearing in the forest. We follow it until we come to a field of mountain pines on the right. Here we look for the somewhat hidden track that crosses into the slope and the mountain pine field. On this track we reach the stream (entry). Cf. also the trail sketch under "Photos".
Tour: first vertical first and attractive top part. Then the exit to the slope (bike). \nThen the middle part and finally the lowest, which can still offer a 25m rappel. At the end of the integral ascent the exit to the forest road.

Lochbach: Canyon End
Return: On the forest road in a southerly direction to the car at "P2" (google trail sketch at "Photos").

Lochbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: D 2 (commercial guides) (descente)
Approach: On foot or better yet by bike - if we want to limit ourselves to the uppermost part - we follow the forest road after the sign "Wasserfallenweg". After 2.8 km and some serpentines we see a narrow snow on the right with an old forest path that leads here from the Lochbach. Over this path we get off, if we want to walk only the attractive upper part. Consequently, we now park our bike here for the return trip. \nWe continue on the forest track. After a few hundred meters we come to a small clearing in the forest. Here we leave the track and look for the path that leads uphill on the north side of the clearing in the forest. We follow it until we come to a field of mountain pines on the right. Here we look for the somewhat hidden track that crosses into the slope and the mountain pine field. On this track we reach the stream (entry). Cf. also the trail sketch under "Photos".
Tour: first vertical first and attractive top part. Then the exit to the slope (bike). \nThen the middle part and finally the lowest, which can still offer a 25m rappel. At the end of the integral ascent the exit to the forest road.

Lochbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: A 1 (après la partie interessante) (descente)
Return: On the forest road in a southerly direction to the car at "P2" (google trail sketch at "Photos").

Lochbach: Waypoint
Comment: A 2 (descente)
Approach: On foot or better yet by bike - if we want to limit ourselves to the uppermost part - we follow the forest road after the sign "Wasserfallenweg". After 2.8 km and some serpentines we see a narrow snow on the right with an old forest path that leads here from the Lochbach. Over this path we get off, if we want to walk only the attractive upper part. Consequently, we now park our bike here for the return trip. \nWe continue on the forest track. After a few hundred meters we come to a small clearing in the forest. Here we leave the track and look for the path that leads uphill on the north side of the clearing in the forest. We follow it until we come to a field of mountain pines on the right. Here we look for the somewhat hidden track that crosses into the slope and the mountain pine field. On this track we reach the stream (entry). Cf. also the trail sketch under "Photos".

Lochbach: Alternative Canyon End1
Return: On the forest road in a southerly direction to the car at "P2" (google trail sketch at "Photos").

Lochbach: Waypoint1
Comment: les "vasques" dans bois, depart de la sente (descente)

Lochbach: Waypoint2
Comment: bifurcation (prendre la sente horizontal) (descente)

Mauthner Klamm: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the Römerweg to the bridge over the Valentinbach, here is the entry.
Tour: Just after the bridge are the first possible jumps (3m, 4m, 2m, up to 8m). The depth of the gorge can be easily controlled by downclimbing the belays. The rest of the canyon alternates between slippery walking passages and slides/canyons up to 10m. From the confluence with the Steinerene chute, the stream cuts up to 150m into the rock - this part is very scenic. About 10 minutes after this waterfall you reach the Klammsteig . (17.07.2011). The 10m waterfall (C 4 right) was washed out and torn away.

Mauthner Klamm: Parking at Entry
Comment: Mauther Klamm Parkplatz oben, bei Beginn von Wanderweg
Access: From Kötschach-Mauthen drive on the Plöckenpass federal road in the direction of the pass summit until you reach Gasthof Eder. From here continue for about half a kilometer on the newly built road until you find a parking possibility for several cars on the left side of the road (sign: Mauthen - Römerweg).
Return: Hike along the Klammsteig - "Klabautersteig" - to the Mauthener Waldbad. From here it is best to take a second car or bus back to the entry. The way back via the Römerweg, which starts at the bridge behind the Waldbad, takes about 1 1/2 - 2h.

Mauthner Klamm: Canyon End
Return: Hike along the Klammsteig - "Klabautersteig" - to the Mauthener Waldbad. From here it is best to take a second car or bus back to the entry. The way back via the Römerweg, which starts at the bridge behind the Waldbad, takes about 1 1/2 - 2h.

Pitzental: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the road to the right on foot or better by bike in the direction of Heiterwanger See. The asphalt road turns into gravel. Continue along the lake. After about 4 km the shore continues in a beautiful bay. Here a forest road branches off immediately to the right and away from the lake. On this in the direction of ONO, until this reaches the Pitzental. Here, before the gravel bed of the stream, park the bike in the forest. Shortly after the path begins to cross the wide gravel bed of the Pitzental, turn right along the edge of the stream upstream, and a few meters later, not far from reaching the stream bank at the washed-out edge of the forest, you will discover an inconspicuous narrow path that leads upstream to the right into the forest. Follow this trail up in hairpin bends, past a hidden cabin, until this trail joins the main trail coming up from the lake. Continue uphill on the main trail, crossing some steep scree gullies, over a larger side stream coming down from the right, until you reach a hunting lodge. At the hunting lodge, continue along the path into the scree-strewn streambed and down along the left bank to the entry.
Tour: First, smaller rappel and slides in cut (although not too deep) stream. Then more open, longer rappel in partly rugged terrain. After a last rappel tiring downclimb to the canyon exit.

Pitzental: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the access road, go out to the left.

Pitzental: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Garmisch via Leermoos or from Füssen in the direction of Reutte to Heiterwang. Turn off there and drive under the main road on a narrow asphalt road for about 600 m in the direction of Heiterwanger See to the hotel "Fischer am See". At a Y-shaped junction with a driving ban on the road branching off to the right (the one on the left continues to the hotel) there is a large parking lot for hikers. Park the car there.
Return: When you reach the access road, go out to the left.

Pitzental: Waypoint
Comment: depart du sentier vers le-haut (descente)
Approach: Continue on the road to the right on foot or better by bike in the direction of Heiterwanger See. The asphalt road turns into gravel. Continue along the lake. After about 4 km the shore continues in a beautiful bay. Here a forest road branches off immediately to the right and away from the lake. On this in the direction of ONO, until this reaches the Pitzental. Here, before the gravel bed of the stream, park the bike in the forest. Shortly after the path begins to cross the wide gravel bed of the Pitzental, turn right along the edge of the stream upstream, and a few meters later, not far from reaching the stream bank at the washed-out edge of the forest, you will discover an inconspicuous narrow path that leads upstream to the right into the forest. Follow this trail up in hairpin bends, past a hidden cabin, until this trail joins the main trail coming up from the lake. Continue uphill on the main trail, crossing some steep scree gullies, over a larger side stream coming down from the right, until you reach a hunting lodge. At the hunting lodge, continue along the path into the scree-strewn streambed and down along the left bank to the entry.

Millnatzen Klamm: Canyon Start
2024-07-21: Easier canyon along via ferrata. Good views. A lot of escape options, Confirming 30m rappel but most of the obstcles can be bypassed through via ferrata.
Approach: After the barrier you come to an overview board. From here, access via the Millnatzen via ferrata is highly recommended: difficulty C, two short, more challenging sections, but overall stress-free with full canyoning equipment (including via ferrata set!). Access to the via ferrata 15 min; via ferrata 60-80 min. Millnatzenklamm via ferrata at . Alternatively, it is possible to take the descent route of the via ferrata orog. right from the overview board (approx. 25 min).
Tour: The route starts directly at the via ferrata exit sign. Emergency exit to the via ferrata but also from the canyon itself is always possible. The water flow is leisurely but appealing, but apart from the C30 it is actually avoidable if not desired. Sunny tour in beautiful scenic surroundings with many canyon voyeurs when the via ferrata is well frequented. Most of the route is equipped with chain anchors and 14 numbered emergency plaques. Places that can also be downclimbed are equipped with a neatly placed anchor. The highest abseil point is an honest 30m (my 55-meter rope was a full 5m too short).

Millnatzen Klamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-21: Easier canyon along via ferrata. Good views. A lot of escape options, Confirming 30m rappel but most of the obstcles can be bypassed through via ferrata.
Comment: Einzelne Parkbuchten vor dem Schranken
Access: After Klebas on the main road in Lesachtal. Turn off towards Tscheltsch, then to Ladstatt. Then go under the town bridge of the farm and up the gravel road on the left. At the access road, simply follow the signs for "Klettersteig Millnatzenklamm". The parking lot has been subject to charges since 2015.
Return: After the last rappel point, go around the next bend in the stream and turn right onto the access path to the via ferrata.

Millnatzen Klamm: Canyon End
2024-07-21: Easier canyon along via ferrata. Good views. A lot of escape options, Confirming 30m rappel but most of the obstcles can be bypassed through via ferrata.
Return: After the last rappel point, go around the next bend in the stream and turn right onto the access path to the via ferrata.

Rosengarten (Oberer): Canyon Start
2026-03-07: Snow and ice in the canyon, but can be walked without any problems. Stands are easy to reach.
2025-10-10: Everything is great! Basins still all full of gravel.
2025-08-28: All good! Top stands. Some gravel in the canyon.
Approach: Cross the small bridge again onto the forest road. Follow this until you reach the mushroom trail (leads along the left edge of the gorge). At mushroom no. 16 (Parasol) descend to the left into the streambed.

Rosengarten (Oberer): Canyon End
2026-03-07: Snow and ice in the canyon, but can be walked without any problems. Stands are easy to reach.
2025-10-10: Everything is great! Basins still all full of gravel.
2025-08-28: All good! Top stands. Some gravel in the canyon.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, follow the metal pipes until you come to a path that leads you directly to the parking lot.

Rosengarten (Oberer): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-07: Snow and ice in the canyon, but can be walked without any problems. Stands are easy to reach.
2025-10-10: Everything is great! Basins still all full of gravel.
2025-08-28: All good! Top stands. Some gravel in the canyon.
Access: From Imst drive in the direction of Hochimst. There, at the traffic circle, take the second exit (left of the Imst cable cars) and park the car at the upper parking lot (parking lot north, after a small bridge).
Return: At the exit of the canyon, follow the metal pipes until you come to a path that leads you directly to the parking lot.

Rotmoosbach: Canyon Start
2023-08-20: Canyon is accessible only after registration at the Ybbstaller Alpen and after payment of fee. Limited number of people/day, only certain days in the year accessible. A lot of traffic from local compa...
Approach: Follow the forest path along the canyon rim upwards until clear footprints lead into the streambed.
Tour: Jumps and slides up to 5m (feasible depending on the gravel level) or rappels. The highest rappel point is an 18m high sloping plate which can also be downclimbed.very suitable for children and beginners. Most of the sun is in the morning and can be combined with one of the other canyons in the area or a kayak/raft trip on the Salza.

Rotmoosbach: Canyon End
2023-08-20: Canyon is accessible only after registration at the Ybbstaller Alpen and after payment of fee. Limited number of people/day, only certain days in the year accessible. A lot of traffic from local compa...
Return: After a 1.5m high slide, the canyon ends at a fence that is stretched over the creek. To the right via climbing tracks up to the sand road and further to the car.

Cippetto: Canyon End
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Return: Exit directly onto N193

Cippetto: Parking at Entry
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cippetto Canyon végétal plutôt ludique. Cette semaine pas de pluie et le niveau d'eau agréable mais ca ne pousse pas dans les rappels. L'eau d...
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Access: From Bastia on the N193 approx. 20 km southwards, then at the traffic circle behind Casamozza in the direction of Corte, Ajaccio, along the Golo. After 8.5 km you reach Barchetta. 4 km further on, immediately after a railroad bridge, park the lower car. If you want to work with conversion, which I do not necessarily recommend: Take the second car from Barchetta (eastern exit of the village) on the D15 northwards on a winding road up to Volpajola and from there just along the mountainside towards Campitello. 4 km after the village we pass a Bergerie building on the right. 500m further on we are at the bridge over the Cippetto. Now we drive back 300m and park the upper car on the wide verge next to the bends. Distance covered: 10.5 km.
Return: Exit directly onto N193

Cippetto: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Bastia on the N193 approx. 20 km southwards, then at the traffic circle behind Casamozza in the direction of Corte, Ajaccio, along the Golo. After 8.5 km you reach Barchetta. 4 km further on, immediately after a railroad bridge, park the lower car. If you want to work with conversion, which I do not necessarily recommend: Take the second car from Barchetta (eastern exit of the village) on the D15 northwards on a winding road up to Volpajola and from there just along the mountainside towards Campitello. 4 km after the village we pass a Bergerie building on the right. 500m further on we are at the bridge over the Cippetto. Now we drive back 300m and park the upper car on the wide verge next to the bends. Distance covered: 10.5 km.
Return: Exit directly onto N193

Cippetto: Canyon Start
Approach: By shuttle: From the parking lot, a track leads down the earthy slope and heads towards the stream. Follow it, first left, then right, down to a prominent rocky ledge that descends from the right-hand slope. Enter the streambed here (20 min.). Without shuttle: Continue on the N193 from the parking lot there for about 80m. Cross the Cippetto. Now turn right onto a path that climbs up to a ledge in about 15 minutes. Now you can see a group of cork oaks further up the slope. Once you have reached these, you can see a mountain farm even further up. According to the descriptions of the approach at descente-canyon.com and in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina (under "Nota"), you should now climb further past the bergerie (20 meters up to 345m above sea level) and then cross the stream in an easterly direction (slightly downhill). The entry is then at 320m above sea level and not at 220m above sea level, as can be read in Jourdan/Fiorina (this error is based on an incorrect altitude entry on the topographic view: "229" at the confluence of the Cippetto and the right tributary Licciolu). According to the Google map -satellite-, however, a crossing into the stream should already be possible a few meters below the Bergerie and - in my opinion - pretty much exactly to the first rappel C7 (see map sketch under "Photos"). However, the ascent from below seems more recommendable than the access from above with shuttle. Commercial guides apparently also ascend from below (approx. 65 min).
Tour: First some smaller rappels (starting with the C7) and slides, then the C22 (with handrail). After a few more steps, you get to the C50. Here, apparently, there are now various intermediate stands. During my ascent (2003), the roughly central transfer was so awkwardly placed that we roped through the 50m. Now - also after the following C5 - you can exit to the right on a relatively clear path that leads down to the N193, if you want to spare yourself the further descent in a kind of forest canyon.

Pierrefeu amont (I) : Canyon Start
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Approach: Again the 130m back to the mentioned serpentine. The access is signposted from this right serpentine in front of the tennis court (info - board). So the inhabitants of Pierrefeu are not bothered much and also the access to the upper part takes only 20 min. more.
Tour: Downstream, you soon come to a 25-m rappel (belays on both sides, repeatedly vandalized); then it's downhill in the creek with charming pools to the entry to the lower section.

Pierrefeu amont (I) : Canyon End
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Return: Either over the concreted water drainage left out to the road and the lower car or connect the Pierrefeu II (cf. there!).

Pierrefeu amont (I) : Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Falls beide Teile gemacht werden hier oberes Auto parken.
Access: From Nice on the N 202 towards Digne. After about 19 km, turn left over the Var, take the D 17 up to Gilette and continue along the Esteron valley. About 11.5 km after Gilette you pass the turn-off to Pierrefeu and after another 500 m you come to the bridge over the Pierrefeu. Look for a place for the lower vehicle beforehand, i.e. not near the bridge! Take the second vehicle back to the junction and drive up towards Pierrefeu. After 2.8 km (from D 17) you will come to a right-hand serpentine and 130 m further on you will find a place to park the second vehicle on the left by the tennis court.
Return: Either over the concreted water drainage left out to the road and the lower car or connect the Pierrefeu II (cf. there!).

Rudach: Canyon Start
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2025-06-19: All stands ok, still a lot of wood in places, very slippery.
Approach: From the aforementioned right turn, we follow the forest road for about 40m in an easterly direction before we descend pathlessly to the left (northwards) into the streambed of the Rudach.
Tour: After a few meters in the streambed, a few smaller steps follow (at the first step, which can also be downclimbed, anchors are somewhat hidden in a downstream arch) before we reach a higher drop (approx. 40m). We rappel down this in two parts. This is followed by a rappel of approx. 20m; if you rappel over the trapped root stump, you can stay out of the stream for the most part. After another rappel (approx. 14m), we take the handrail to the belay above the C65. There has already been an intermediate belay in this wall, which is now below us, but you should not rely on it, as the rappel (in fall line) lies in the catchment area of the ray (albeit on its edge) when the spring floods thunder down.

Rudach: Canyon End
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2025-06-19: All stands ok, still a lot of wood in places, very slippery.
Return: After the final high waterfall in a wide arc pathless uphill in a westerly direction. A few meters below the ridge we reach a hiking trail that leads us along the edge of the large meadow, past the Kobelalpe, up to the parked car.

Rudach: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-06-19: All stands ok, still a lot of wood in places, very slippery.
Access: First to the upper parking lot for the access to the Kobelache (see there); then further up the forest road along the Kobelache. We cross its streambed 3 times. Immediately before the 4th bridge (approx. 1.5 km from the Kobelache parking lot) we take the track branching off to the left (eastward). Again we cross streams 2 times (the 2nd time in a sharp left turn). From our forest road, which now leads uphill in a northerly direction, we can see the Kobelalpe, which is located on the left below, and shortly afterwards we reach a small plateau in a right-hand bend. Here we can park the car.
Return: After the final high waterfall in a wide arc pathless uphill in a westerly direction. A few meters below the ridge we reach a hiking trail that leads us along the edge of the large meadow, past the Kobelalpe, up to the parked car.

Salvesenklamm: Canyon Start
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Approach: We first go up the stream for a few meters, then we cross over the footbridge to the other bank. Then we go uphill following the signpost "Salvesenklamm", "Obtarrenz". At a fork in the road - down to the left is the bridge over the gorge - we continue straight up in a northerly direction and finally meet the forest road coming up from Obtarrenz at about 1060 m above sea level. On this now left we cross after some time the Vordere Bachl and come a little later to the Hintere Bachl (entry).
Tour: In the Hinteren Bachl, one rappel follows the other down into the Salvesenbach. Now running sections alternate with climbing and rappel passages. The narrow passage under the "Hoher Übergang" is then striking. Then you have reached the driftwood barrier and thus the exit of the gorge.

Salvesenklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-07: A canyon for views of nature and the scenic landscape. Unfortunately, the ripsaws on the Jochstraße are annoying during the ascent. The section below the high overhang looks spectacular. However, it t...
Return: At the jetty out to the right and to the car.

Salvesenklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: beim Skilift
Access: From Imst on the B 189 for a good 2 km (from the end of Imst) to the center of Tarrenz. Here turn left - Schulgasse - in the direction of Obtarrenz. 450 m further, turn left again before the bridge over the Salvesenbach and another 450 m to the ski lift. Park your car here.
Return: At the jetty out to the right and to the car.

Val di Scroa: Canyon Start
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2021-09-09: Little water and many trees. Some of the fuses are very old. We descended the Ardo as far as Brent de L'Ard and the Val di Botte. 4 gorge sections with climbing and swimming passages, in between walki...
Approach: East of the bridge up the slope southward until you can descend without problems to the right into the streambed above the bridge.
Tour: Lots of downclimbing, smaller rappels, occasional possible slides or jumps.

Val di Scroa: Canyon End
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Return: Before the stream flows into the Torrente Arda, we climb up the small embankment on the right and head towards the banks of the Arda. We head up the Arda on a slope until we reach the top of the dam. From here, through the reeds to the west, we come to a path. We follow this uphill, leaving a track on the right and reaching a small clearing in the forest. At the south-west corner of this clearing, a narrow path leads slightly uphill above the canyon. At its exit, we come across another path that continues to climb steadily up to the road. We reach this at a small house. Now turn right down the road to the bridge and the car. It is also possible, although not particularly rewarding, to descend in the Ardo to the Brent de L'Art. Before you reach the Brent Rizzo, there are four gorge sections with small swims and downclimbs. Between the gorge sections there are several steps that have to be laboriously climbed through bushes.

Val di Scroa: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave river in a southwesterly direction, past Limana to Trichiana (12.7 km). In the center of Trichiana turn in (south) direction Passo San Boldo. After about 5 km we pass through the village of Sant'Antonio Tortal, then we cross Torrente Arda and after 6.35 km at Trichiana we turn left towards Campedel. On this little road we go in an easterly direction for about 1 km and then we come to the bridge over "our" stream. Before the bridge on the left place for the car.
Return: Before the stream flows into the Torrente Arda, we climb up the small embankment on the right and head towards the banks of the Arda. We head up the Arda on a slope until we reach the top of the dam. From here, through the reeds to the west, we come to a path. We follow this uphill, leaving a track on the right and reaching a small clearing in the forest. At the south-west corner of this clearing, a narrow path leads slightly uphill above the canyon. At its exit, we come across another path that continues to climb steadily up to the road. We reach this at a small house. Now turn right down the road to the bridge and the car. It is also possible, although not particularly rewarding, to descend in the Ardo to the Brent de L'Art. Before you reach the Brent Rizzo, there are four gorge sections with small swims and downclimbs. Between the gorge sections there are several steps that have to be laboriously climbed through bushes.

Val di Scroa: Waypoint
Comment: Arrivé à la route (descente)
Approach: East of the bridge up the slope southward until you can descend without problems to the right into the streambed above the bridge.

Val di Scroa: Waypoint1
Comment: début de la sente dans clairière vers sud-ouest. (descente)
Approach: East of the bridge up the slope southward until you can descend without problems to the right into the streambed above the bridge.

Val di Scroa: Waypoint2
Comment: Debut sentier vers le-haut (descente)

Val di Scroa: Parking at Exit
Access: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave river in a southwesterly direction, past Limana to Trichiana (12.7 km). In the center of Trichiana turn in (south) direction Passo San Boldo. After about 5 km we pass through the village of Sant'Antonio Tortal, then we cross Torrente Arda and after 6.35 km at Trichiana we turn left towards Campedel. On this little road we go in an easterly direction for about 1 km and then we come to the bridge over "our" stream. Before the bridge on the left place for the car.
Return: Before the stream flows into the Torrente Arda, we climb up the small embankment on the right and head towards the banks of the Arda. We head up the Arda on a slope until we reach the top of the dam. From here, through the reeds to the west, we come to a path. We follow this uphill, leaving a track on the right and reaching a small clearing in the forest. At the south-west corner of this clearing, a narrow path leads slightly uphill above the canyon. At its exit, we come across another path that continues to climb steadily up to the road. We reach this at a small house. Now turn right down the road to the bridge and the car. It is also possible, although not particularly rewarding, to descend in the Ardo to the Brent de L'Art. Before you reach the Brent Rizzo, there are four gorge sections with small swims and downclimbs. Between the gorge sections there are several steps that have to be laboriously climbed through bushes.

Lodrino (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper parking lot, descend on the mentioned slope and where it makes a left turn, turn right onto a path that takes us down to the stream in 15 min (entry). If you have only 1 car, you can go up from Lodrino on a trail to Legri, then take the tarred road to the left to the upper parking area described. Access then about 1 hr. 15 min. in total.
Tour: The Lodrino is accessible without risk only after prolonged drought. If you look up into the narrows at the exit of the canyon (easily accessible from the orographic left side), you get at least an approximate impression of the situation. After some smaller slides and jumps, you are in front of the first real rappel point, a winding 15m channel. If the water level allows it, rappel 15m from the left, or cross to the right to the other exit of the pool and jump down 10m from there. After a few nice bends, you are in front of an almost vertical 11m slide. Dangerous rock bay on the left, keep right when surfacing. Can also be rappelled left. This is followed by an 8m rappel from anchors on the left and two narrow, winding rock canyons before the canyon widens considerably (pathless escape on the left). The second part of the gorge begins with a 7m slide and a 7m jump into a deep pool. This is followed by a very photogenic 9m rappel (Can also be jumped). The next, wild-looking 5m rappel either rappel in the water or bypass right on traverese rope. At the big rappel from two anchors on the right, rappel 5m (install rope traverse) to reach the actual belaystation on the left under the edge. Here it goes down 45m into a large pool. Here you can escape to the right. Pass the dam on the right and downclimb through the chaos of blocks. The last waterfall either rappel 37m from the right in the water jet, or traverse to the left over fixed ropes to a dry belaystation. Finally, rappel another 22m from the belaystation at the top right. Exit possible on a paved path after the 45m rappel. The chute at the beginning of the penultimate (37m) rappel can be avoided by rappelling out of the wire entanglement on the left above; but the turbulence down in the big pool cannot be avoided. Can be well connected with Lodrino med.

Lodrino (inferiore): Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz hinter Friedhof
Access: From the freeway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) north of Bellinzona on the N 2 northwards. Shortly after passing through Cresciano, turn left and drive to the other side of the valley to Lodrino (approx. 12 km from the interchange). Enter the village (on the right) and after the bridge over the stream take the 3rd street on the left. Park your first car behind the cemetery (not at the storage hall) (do not use the parking spaces in front of the supermarket and under the trees in the center of the village). With the second car, drive north towards Iragna and after almost 2 km (from Lodrino), immediately after the houses of Rodaglio, at a commercial establishment (GPS coordinates: 46°19'02.46 "N / 8°58'19.70 "E ), just after an inconspicuous chapel, turn left onto a small road that takes us up to the houses of Legri (a fork to the right). - The road continues straight ahead until it ends in an open area (helipad) (or continues as a dirt road to the west). Park the second car here. The road to the upper parking lot is a private road with toll.
Return: After leaving the bottleneck left over the stone wall and gravel road back to the parking lot.

Lodrino (inferiore): Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Hubschrauberlandeplatz
Access: From the freeway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) north of Bellinzona on the N 2 northwards. Shortly after passing through Cresciano, turn left and drive to the other side of the valley to Lodrino (approx. 12 km from the interchange). Enter the village (on the right) and after the bridge over the stream take the 3rd street on the left. Park your first car behind the cemetery (not at the storage hall) (do not use the parking spaces in front of the supermarket and under the trees in the center of the village). With the second car, drive north towards Iragna and after almost 2 km (from Lodrino), immediately after the houses of Rodaglio, at a commercial establishment (GPS coordinates: 46°19'02.46 "N / 8°58'19.70 "E ), just after an inconspicuous chapel, turn left onto a small road that takes us up to the houses of Legri (a fork to the right). - The road continues straight ahead until it ends in an open area (helipad) (or continues as a dirt road to the west). Park the second car here. The road to the upper parking lot is a private road with toll.
Return: After leaving the bottleneck left over the stone wall and gravel road back to the parking lot.

Lodrino (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: After leaving the bottleneck left over the stone wall and gravel road back to the parking lot.

Lodrino (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Can only be walked on without risk after prolonged dry spells Indicative measuring point, no direct measured value: Little: <150l/sec; Medium: 150-400l/sec; Much: 400-1000l/sec>; Too much: 1000l/sec

Schwarzenaugraben: Canyon Start
2025-12-13: No ice and snow on access and in the canyon. Anchors all ok. Top view
2025-11-30: Impressive in winter too! There is currently a lot of snow and ice in the canyon. Anchors therefore sometimes difficult to find.
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarzenaugraben Après les chutes de pluie et de neige de la semaine dernière, on constate une forte augmentation du débit. Une belle descent...
Comment: Schwarzenaugraben
Approach: On the B181 northwards over the bridge. Immediately after the bridge (970m above sea level), take the hiking trail eastwards up to Kotalm-Niederleger (1260m above sea level). As soon as we see the buildings of the alpine pasture, we also see the slope running up above to the right. We head straight for it high above the meadows. We turn right on the piste and after approx. 150 meters we reach the first sharp leftward haipin bend (1300m above sea level). Here we climb steeply uphill without a path for a few meters (to about 1330m above sea level), then follow a dilapidated fence (remains of posts) on daring tracks to the right until we reach a barbed wire fence. Continue upwards along this (approx. 50m) until you can see a path between two posts. We climb over the fence and follow the sometimes more or less recognizable tracks horizontally towards the south and the stream (already audible depending on the water level). When we see the stream we descend to it, be careful, danger of falling!
Tour: A few meters in the gently sloping stream, then the first of a total of three high rappels awaits (stand left, the other downclimbs measure less than 25 meters), now one rappel follows the next, from time to time there are shorter walking passages and passages for downclimbing. There are no slides or jumps. On the first high rappel, the belay station is too far back and it is difficult to pull off. And the steel rope is poorly secured. Abseil height 30 m At the second high rappel there is an intermediate pool with tree trunks. Be careful when rappelling or use the new intermediate belay on the left, but you have to rappel towards it. Abseil lengths 10 m / 20 m / 15 m At the third high rappel, the rope traverse should be replaced and properly installed. Here we have drilled a new, exposed belay at the very front of the edge on the right, to which you have to rappel. Pulling off the ropes is now no problem. Abseil lengths: 7 m / 40 m Overall, the quality of the pitons is extremely mixed and could be improved in many places.

Schwarzenaugraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-13: No ice and snow on access and in the canyon. Anchors all ok. Top view
2025-11-30: Impressive in winter too! There is currently a lot of snow and ice in the canyon. Anchors therefore sometimes difficult to find.
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarzenaugraben Après les chutes de pluie et de neige de la semaine dernière, on constate une forte augmentation du débit. Une belle descent...
Comment: Schwarzenaugraben
Access: Take the B181 to Lake Achensee, either coming from the Inntal valley or from Sylvensteinsee or Kreuth. About halfway along the lakeshore you come to the entrance to the "Schwarzenau" campsite. Park your car here to the east of the B181 near the bridge over the Schwarzenaugraben. Alternatively, there is another parking lot 50 meters further/before on the other side of the road.
Return: After the third high rappel, a few more short ones follow. At the former water catchment, exit left onto a faint track that quickly takes us to the bridge and the car.

Schwarzenaugraben: Canyon End
2025-12-13: No ice and snow on access and in the canyon. Anchors all ok. Top view
2025-11-30: Impressive in winter too! There is currently a lot of snow and ice in the canyon. Anchors therefore sometimes difficult to find.
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarzenaugraben Après les chutes de pluie et de neige de la semaine dernière, on constate une forte augmentation du débit. Une belle descent...
Comment: Schwarzenaugraben
Return: After the third high rappel, a few more short ones follow. At the former water catchment, exit left onto a faint track that quickly takes us to the bridge and the car.

Schwarzwasserbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Very little water, we were still able to jump a lot. Overall, however, rather short and lots of walking passages between the parts.
2025-06-16: Everything OK in the 2 upper parts. Lower part not climbed, rain the day before Photo last Aberseiler 2nd part
2024-07-23: Ascent at very low water level. Rappels were mostly dry, as the waterfalls dripped rather than flowed. Jumps are mostly possible. In part two, which crosses the ascent route, there was minimal ground...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail along the stream until you reach the road. Entry here for the upper part. Entry to the lower section: walk about 1 km along the hiking trail on the orographic\left side of the stream until the stream cuts in again.
Tour: 2 parts are above the parking lot, the last part about 1 km below the parking lot. You normally get out after the natural bridge. However, if there is little water, 2 abseils can be made after the confluence. (Not particularly rewarding). Entry via 5m rappel over the bridge. Otherwise you can downclimb to the right. This is followed by a via ferrata to the first rappel, which can usually also be jumped (S7 or C8). This is followed by the highest rappel of the tour, again starting with a rope traverse. This is followed by several possible jumps and smaller rappels, which can also be bypassed via the parallel hiking trail. Be sure to check the pools, especially at the exit! The C20 final abseil follows at the exit of the second part. You can then follow the hiking trail and return to the ascent route and the parking lot.

Schwarzwasserbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: Very little water, we were still able to jump a lot. Overall, however, rather short and lots of walking passages between the parts.
2025-06-16: Everything OK in the 2 upper parts. Lower part not climbed, rain the day before Photo last Aberseiler 2nd part
2024-07-23: Ascent at very low water level. Rappels were mostly dry, as the waterfalls dripped rather than flowed. Jumps are mostly possible. In part two, which crosses the ascent route, there was minimal ground...
Access: Main road into Kleinwalsertal. In Riezlern, cross the bridge and turn right towards Ifenbahn/Schwarzwassertal. Drive uphill for about 150 m, then turn right to the sports field. The road goes downhill again. Park at the sports field.
Return: Follow the hiking trail on the orographic left back to the car

Schwarzwasserbach: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Very little water, we were still able to jump a lot. Overall, however, rather short and lots of walking passages between the parts.
2025-06-16: Everything OK in the 2 upper parts. Lower part not climbed, rain the day before Photo last Aberseiler 2nd part
2024-07-23: Ascent at very low water level. Rappels were mostly dry, as the waterfalls dripped rather than flowed. Jumps are mostly possible. In part two, which crosses the ascent route, there was minimal ground...
Return: Follow the hiking trail on the orographic left back to the car

Schwarzwasserbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée de la première partie (descente)
Return: Follow the hiking trail on the orographic left back to the car

Vorderer Springbach: Canyon Start
2025-04-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorderer Springbach I do not recommend walking through this canyon. Lots of trees, lack of hedging.At one point there was a very unpleasant ca...
Approach: Follow this forest road for approx. 1.3 km or 100 m until it forms a steep bend to the right. Here is the first possible entry. We followed the stream for about 500m and then climbed in, there are also a few small rappelling points. According to the map, there could be some more rewarding places above.
Tour: The siphon towards the exit of the canyon was not entered by us because we did not know how deep it is, we got out of the canyon (which is absolutely not recommended) and then back in.

Vorderer Springbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorderer Springbach I do not recommend walking through this canyon. Lots of trees, lack of hedging.At one point there was a very unpleasant ca...
Access: Leave the A9 at Ried im Traunkreis and drive via Pettenbach, Scharnstein, Grünau into the Almtal valley. At Habernau (Gasthof Jagersimmerl) turn off in the direction of Ödseen, Almtalerhaus. After approx. 2.5km, park at a fork in the road, shortly (approx. 200m) before the bridge over the Stranegg.
Return: Cross the Straneggbach and back on the road to the car.

Vorderer Springbach: Canyon End
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Return: Cross the Straneggbach and back on the road to the car.

Weissenbach: Canyon Start1
2025-08-24: Slightly woody at the beginning but very easy to walk on. Stands all in good condition
2025-06-28: Inspection canyoning rescue mountain rescue Styria 28.06.2025 All anchors in order, one anchor was additionally drilled, one loose nut tightened. Some wood in the canyon but not disturbing. General...
2025-06-14: Access not clear, especially at the beginning, the first 150 meters a bit tedious over gravel, then clearer climbing traces, in any case up to the foot of the wall. Insurance in the canyon ok but not...
Approach: From the parking lot briefly on a forest road to transmission tower, then over well-trodden hunters path up the left flank. After an unpleasant traverse of a landslide quite exposed traverse 100m above the valley floor. After about 50 minutes the path meets the stream again. Here is the entry.
Tour: After 10 minutes of block hopping, you are at the beginning of the gorge and at the first rappelling point. From here no emergency exit is possible. In the gorge, rappelling points up to 13m alternate with walking / downclimb passages. Scenic, the whole thing is very impressive, partly the gorge is so narrow that no sunbeam comes to the bottom, with suitable water level (estimate at the first rappel point) but not too demanding. Go only in good weather. Due to the rocky catchment area, changes due to debris are possible.

Weissenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-24: Slightly woody at the beginning but very easy to walk on. Stands all in good condition
2025-06-28: Inspection canyoning rescue mountain rescue Styria 28.06.2025 All anchors in order, one anchor was additionally drilled, one loose nut tightened. Some wood in the canyon but not disturbing. General...
2025-06-14: Access not clear, especially at the beginning, the first 150 meters a bit tedious over gravel, then clearer climbing traces, in any case up to the foot of the wall. Insurance in the canyon ok but not...
Comment: Schotterparkplatz
Access: Take the B115 between Hieflau and Eisenerz in the direction of Radmer a.d. Hasel. Follow this road for about 5km until a deep valley opens up on the left. Before the bridge, there is parking space for about 3 cars on the right. It is important not to park after the bridge, parking is absolutely forbidden.
Return: After the exit of the gorge always in the streambed to the parking lot.

Weissenbach: Canyon End1
2025-08-24: Slightly woody at the beginning but very easy to walk on. Stands all in good condition
2025-06-28: Inspection canyoning rescue mountain rescue Styria 28.06.2025 All anchors in order, one anchor was additionally drilled, one loose nut tightened. Some wood in the canyon but not disturbing. General...
2025-06-14: Access not clear, especially at the beginning, the first 150 meters a bit tedious over gravel, then clearer climbing traces, in any case up to the foot of the wall. Insurance in the canyon ok but not...
Return: After the exit of the gorge always in the streambed to the parking lot.

Widdereggbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-30: All stands ok, some with new glued anchors. Single and double hooks. Not too much wood. Long hiking routes.
2023-06-03: All hooks ok. At the exit to the Gehrebach at the small saddle after the ridge erroneously followed the path down to the right and so somewhat laboriously in the creek bed up to the forest road.
Approach: We follow the forest road in the direction of Plansee/Stuibenfälle and cross at the power station to the other side of the Archbach. We come to a fork in the trail and follow the sign "Ministersteig-Plansee" uphill to the left. Where the path flattens out to the right after the steep climb, we leave it and take the path to the left that continues steeply up the ridge. At 1000m we meet a forest road and follow it to the left in a northeasterly direction.\nOnly slightly ascending we cross the Schlemstal at 1100m, then see the cascades of the Gehrebach on the slope on the other side of the Zwieselbach and finally reach the bridge over the Widdereggbach (entry, 1160m above sea level) via two more ditches. Beyond the bridge, the slope bends to the left and moves a few hundred meters in a northwesterly direction above the Widdereggbach stream along further in a northwesterly direction.
Tour: After the access above the bridge structure, we quickly get to the first rappel. Then running routes and rappel alternate until we meet the Zwieselbach. If we now want to attach the Gehrebach, we descend only a few meters in the Zwieselbach until we climb out to the right on the orographic right bank of the next side stream that flows into the Zwieselbach from the right. About 5m above the Zwieselbach we cross horizontally in a westerly direction into the next cirque. There we cross diagonally right up to the sharp ridge. On this ridge we go up - partly a bit exposed (if necessary rope protection) - until we reach a small saddle on the right on a horizontal path dug into the slope. Here, do not descend to the right, but continue in the original direction of the previous ridge upwards to a slope, which we reach - possibly via a side branch. On the forest road now left in western direction. We pass the Niederwaldalpe (on the left below). A signpost - "Reutte" - prompts us to take the path down to the left. Soon we come to the footbridge over the Gehrebach (entry, 1120m above sea level), about 50 min. from Zwieselbach. Alternatively, without connecting the Gehrebach, you can walk directly in the Zwieselbach out to the parking lot.

Widdereggbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-30: All stands ok, some with new glued anchors. Single and double hooks. Not too much wood. Long hiking routes.
2023-06-03: All hooks ok. At the exit to the Gehrebach at the small saddle after the ridge erroneously followed the path down to the right and so somewhat laboriously in the creek bed up to the forest road.
Comment: Wander-Parkplatz bei Kraftwerk
Access: From the town center or Reutte train station, cross the railroad tracks in an easterly direction and take Mühler Straße to the metal works (at the same time in the direction of E-Werk). You cross the Archbach and drive on its northern side past the industrial plants. \We pass a parking lot on the righthand side and then turn right over the Zwieselbach bridge. Approx. 60m we go now in western direction and we cross the Archbach. Immediately after that we take a sharp left and after about 40m we come to a larger open space where we can park our car.
Return: In the Zwieselbach downhill, then right out onto the path and after reaching the tarred road left over the road bridge and to the car.

Widdereggbach: Canyon End
2024-07-30: All stands ok, some with new glued anchors. Single and double hooks. Not too much wood. Long hiking routes.
2023-06-03: All hooks ok. At the exit to the Gehrebach at the small saddle after the ridge erroneously followed the path down to the right and so somewhat laboriously in the creek bed up to the forest road.
Comment: Ankunft im Zwieselbach
Return: In the Zwieselbach downhill, then right out onto the path and after reaching the tarred road left over the road bridge and to the car.

Widdereggbach: Waypoint
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts aus Zwieselbach auf dem Weg zum Gehrebach
Approach: We follow the forest road in the direction of Plansee/Stuibenfälle and cross at the power station to the other side of the Archbach. We come to a fork in the trail and follow the sign "Ministersteig-Plansee" uphill to the left. Where the path flattens out to the right after the steep climb, we leave it and take the path to the left that continues steeply up the ridge. At 1000m we meet a forest road and follow it to the left in a northeasterly direction.\nOnly slightly ascending we cross the Schlemstal at 1100m, then see the cascades of the Gehrebach on the slope on the other side of the Zwieselbach and finally reach the bridge over the Widdereggbach (entry, 1160m above sea level) via two more ditches. Beyond the bridge, the slope bends to the left and moves a few hundred meters in a northwesterly direction above the Widdereggbach stream along further in a northwesterly direction.

Beiral: Canyon Start
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Approach: A few meters further on the N 85, a dirt road branches off to the right to a water tank of the fire department (sign). We go up the slope a bit and then take the grassy forest road that branches off to the right. At a suitable point, turn right down into the streambed.
Tour: A few minor rappels.

Beiral: Canyon End
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Return: Still the rappel under the bridge and then right up to the N 85.

Wirtatobel: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: It was very slippery, but the tour has something.
2024-07-20: Anchoring is very moderate, but we always found something. Partly sporty downclimbing. There are obligatory showers and bathing spots, so even in summer it's fresh with 2-3mm wetsuits, but doable. Th...
Approach: Descend into the streambed right next to the bridge
Tour: Right at the beginning there is a rappel over 2 cascades (ca.25m) then it goes unspectacular to the 40m rappel. Here first rappel at a tree orographically left about 5m to then rappel from the clamping block the 40m. After that you come to a 20m high abseil point which is secured by an hourglass. The valley becomes wider and wider, the car wreckage in the stream increases. Get off here on the orographic right side to the road.

Wirtatobel: Canyon End
2025-09-06: It was very slippery, but the tour has something.
2024-07-20: Anchoring is very moderate, but we always found something. Partly sporty downclimbing. There are obligatory showers and bathing spots, so even in summer it's fresh with 2-3mm wetsuits, but doable. Th...
Return: From the streambed across the road and avalanche gallery back to the car

Wirtatobel: Parking at Exit
2025-09-06: It was very slippery, but the tour has something.
2024-07-20: Anchoring is very moderate, but we always found something. Partly sporty downclimbing. There are obligatory showers and bathing spots, so even in summer it's fresh with 2-3mm wetsuits, but doable. Th...
Comment: Untere Bushaltestelle
Access: Drive by car from Bregenz in the direction of Langen. About 5km from Bregenz you drive through an avalanche gallery and park shortly after crossing the Rickenbach on the left side. There is also a bus stop at the entry. From the Bregenz train station there is a bus every hour during the week and every 2 hours on public holidays to the Wirtatobel bus stop.
Return: From the streambed across the road and avalanche gallery back to the car

Wirtatobel: Parking at Entry
Comment: Obere Bushaltestelle
Access: Drive by car from Bregenz in the direction of Langen. About 5km from Bregenz you drive through an avalanche gallery and park shortly after crossing the Rickenbach on the left side. There is also a bus stop at the entry. From the Bregenz train station there is a bus every hour during the week and every 2 hours on public holidays to the Wirtatobel bus stop.
Return: From the streambed across the road and avalanche gallery back to the car

Aiglun: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, walk a few more meters towards the village and then take the first dirt road to the right (marked "75"). Via "75a" you reach a ridge that offers a view of the entrance to the Aiglun gorge. You come to an information board. At the "75b" marker, turn right off the hiking trail onto a path and head southwest down to the stream. If you only have one vehicle, you can reach the entry from the village of Aiglun on a mountain path over the ridge of Mont St Martin (1257 m), see also wikiloc link.
Tour: With a catchment area of 170 square kilometers, the attractive canyon with its narrow wood-blocked passages is life-threatening when the water swells. Similar to the neighboring Riolan, the water is regularly cloudy, so that the few climbing options must be sounded out beforehand. In some places, fixed ropes are used across and above the chute to avoid the arduous and sometimes difficult climbing over the blocked wood in the chute.

Aiglun: Canyon End
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Return: 100 m before the road bridge, the sign "Sortie" obligatorily indicates the exit. You climb up a good path (beautiful views!), then see the village of Aiglun at the top and then reach it in a few minutes.

Aiglun: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Nice on the N 202 northwards in the direction of Digne. After about 17 km on the bridge Charles Albert over the Var turn left and the D 17 up to Gilette and on winding road further behind in the Esteron valley to Roquesteron (about 26 km from Var bridge). 3.5 km after Roquesteron turn left onto the D 10, after another 3.5 km cross the bridge at the exit of the Riolan, after another 4.5 km you reach the village of Aiglun. At the western exit of the village there is a large parking lot also for the gorges. With the second vehicle you go back to the D 17 and there turn left to Sigale. From here along above the Clue de Riolan to the road junction at Pont de Miolans (7 km on the D 17). Here turn left onto the D 2211 and after about 4 km turn left to the village of Sallagriffon. Park the second car in the large parking lot in front of the village.
Return: 100 m before the road bridge, the sign "Sortie" obligatorily indicates the exit. You climb up a good path (beautiful views!), then see the village of Aiglun at the top and then reach it in a few minutes.

Aiglun: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice on the N 202 northwards in the direction of Digne. After about 17 km on the bridge Charles Albert over the Var turn left and the D 17 up to Gilette and on winding road further behind in the Esteron valley to Roquesteron (about 26 km from Var bridge). 3.5 km after Roquesteron turn left onto the D 10, after another 3.5 km cross the bridge at the exit of the Riolan, after another 4.5 km you reach the village of Aiglun. At the western exit of the village there is a large parking lot also for the gorges. With the second vehicle you go back to the D 17 and there turn left to Sigale. From here along above the Clue de Riolan to the road junction at Pont de Miolans (7 km on the D 17). Here turn left onto the D 2211 and after about 4 km turn left to the village of Sallagriffon. Park the second car in the large parking lot in front of the village.
Return: 100 m before the road bridge, the sign "Sortie" obligatorily indicates the exit. You climb up a good path (beautiful views!), then see the village of Aiglun at the top and then reach it in a few minutes.

Amarines: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the bridge over the Roudoule and the GR 510 up towards the village of Amarines. At the 15th switchback (to the left) at a good 800 m above sea level, taking the path to the right - scanty red markings - we reach the stream at 830 m above sea level.
Tour: The 6 rappels make sense as a run-in exercise for an immediately subsequent ascent of Roudoule II.

Amarines: Canyon End
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Return: At the confluence with the Roudoule, cross the bridge to the car - unless you continue the tour through Roudoule II - Canyon (which should be the rule).

Arcs: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot over the road bridge and then orographically right bank on a path to the entry into the river course, which is still open here.
Tour: Short, attractive canyon with possible jumps, also suitable for beginners. The exit is at the level of the large Nuturbogen, but you can follow the river a good bit further down (but then you have to return to the 'Arc' in the riverbed). The natural arch is particularly busy at weekends for excursions and swimming. 1 rope ride: 7 m, if there is plenty of water flowing (otherwise downclimb here in the river channel) and you don't want to jump. If there is no water flowing, you should have to rappel at one of the first cascades, which you can otherwise jump.

Arcs: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Montpellier (on the A-9 highway - la Longuedocienne - between Nimes and Perpignan) take the D-986 north towards the Ganges. After approx. 30 km (from the center of Montpellier) you will reach the bridge over the Lamalou river, which has formed the canyon, about 2 km after the village of St. Martin-de-Londres. There are parking lots to the right and left of the D-986 (picnic area).
Return: At the large rocky arch, go up to the left bank of the plateau on a frequently used path and, when you reach a cross-country road, follow it to the left (around an equestrian farm). Markings lead to the starting point.

Arcs: Canyon End
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Return: At the large rocky arch, go up to the left bank of the plateau on a frequently used path and, when you reach a cross-country road, follow it to the left (around an equestrian farm). Markings lead to the starting point.

Arodin: Canyon Start
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Approach: Above the bridge from the orographic. right side into the stream.
Tour: Short but rewarding; suitable for "filling up" a day that has already begun (the Trefon-Pernaz and Cascades du Luizet canyons are in the immediate vicinity). The belay for the last rappel is about 5 m back on a rock. Prohibited in August and from November 1 to April 14, as well as in the stream area below the described descent.

Arodin: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: In Geneva (after the border), we take the A 40 highway (Autoroute Blanche) in the direction of Lyon. We drive on this highway for about 75 km. We come to a highway junction and drive another 9 km in the direction of Lyon (A 42). Then we leave the highway and drive to Amberieu-en-Bugey. On reaching the outskirts of the town, we turn right onto the D 1075 (formerly the N 75). After driving about 2 km in a south-westerly direction, this road turns left at an elaborately constructed junction in an easterly direction (straight ahead is the D 1084). We drive about 7.5 km, finally in a southerly direction, west past the village of Lagnieu. Immediately before the bridge over the Rhone, turn left onto the D 19 and continue along the orographic (!) right bank of the Rhone via Sault-Brénaz to Serrières-de-Briord (about 15 km from the Rhone bridge. A few meters before this village we turn left uphill onto the D 32 and after another 4 km we reach the village of Bénonces. In the village, we turn right off the D 32 onto the D 87 in the direction of Seillonnaz. We pass the hamlet of Onglas and a few hundred meters later come to the road bridge over "our" stream. Park your car here.
Return: Either leave ropes hanging in the Kleinschlucht and return here (can also be done without shunt and hand ascender) or at the exit of the ascent left up the slope above the Kleinschlucht on clear tracks back to the streambed above the Kleinschlucht.

Arodin: Canyon End
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Return: Either leave ropes hanging in the Kleinschlucht and return here (can also be done without shunt and hand ascender) or at the exit of the ascent left up the slope above the Kleinschlucht on clear tracks back to the streambed above the Kleinschlucht.

Artuby pre-aval (IV): Canyon Start
Comment: "Le Pas de la Chapelle"
Approach: Access is via a slope on the orographic left bank of the canyon to the south, later descending without a path down to the stream, where the rock faces are replaced by steep meadow slopes (Le Pas de la Chapelle). However, this access was via the area of a military training area - camp militaire de Canjuers - and is therefore prohibited. In 2011/2012, this situation was discussed for months in the descente-canyon forum: https://www.descente-canyon.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15260 Alternatively, you can take the access to Artuby V: From the bridge on the orographic right (east) bank approx. 400 m southwards. Follow the red (sometimes blue) markings that meadowed the way back to the bridge for the bungee jumpers in the opposite direction. Then descend via a metal ladder and rocky ledges to the bottom of the gorge.
Tour: Once at the bottom of the canyon, walk up the entire canyon (with some climbing) until it widens (see Canyons de Haute Provence, F. Jourdan / J. F. Fiorina / P. Tordjmann, 2006, page 69 bottom "Nota"). The canyon bends here to the east and the turning point would be "Le Pas de la Chapelle" (see also the geo-sketch in Les 30 plus beaux canyons des Alpes du Sud, Hubert Ayasse / Franck Tessier, 1989 page 101 and the description in Descente de canyons dans les Alpes de Haute Provence, Bernard Gorgeon, Eric Olive, Patrice Tordjman, 1995, No. 20 - "Description") The turning point is at about 570m above sea level. In the meantime, a new variation of the ascent of this part of the canyon has been practiced: Canyonists have entered the Artuby from the D955 link road (Comps-sur-Artuby to Montferrat. The tour is then very long and has uninteresting parts, but you can work with shuttles and always stay in "cover" of the canyon. However, it should be noted that it is forbidden to walk on the grounds of the military training area, even at the bottom of the gorge. Only the risk of being discovered with possible penalties as a result remains low. The same applies, of course, to running upwards in the canyon.

Artuby pre-aval (IV): Canyon End
Return: In the canyon again downhill to the entry (if necessary attach Artuby V - see there!)

Artuby pre-aval (IV): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: von der D955
Approach: Access is via a slope on the orographic left bank of the canyon to the south, later descending without a path down to the stream, where the rock faces are replaced by steep meadow slopes (Le Pas de la Chapelle). However, this access was via the area of a military training area - camp militaire de Canjuers - and is therefore prohibited. In 2011/2012, this situation was discussed for months in the descente-canyon forum: https://www.descente-canyon.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15260 Alternatively, you can take the access to Artuby V: From the bridge on the orographic right (east) bank approx. 400 m southwards. Follow the red (sometimes blue) markings that meadowed the way back to the bridge for the bungee jumpers in the opposite direction. Then descend via a metal ladder and rocky ledges to the bottom of the gorge.
Tour: Once at the bottom of the canyon, walk up the entire canyon (with some climbing) until it widens (see Canyons de Haute Provence, F. Jourdan / J. F. Fiorina / P. Tordjmann, 2006, page 69 bottom "Nota"). The canyon bends here to the east and the turning point would be "Le Pas de la Chapelle" (see also the geo-sketch in Les 30 plus beaux canyons des Alpes du Sud, Hubert Ayasse / Franck Tessier, 1989 page 101 and the description in Descente de canyons dans les Alpes de Haute Provence, Bernard Gorgeon, Eric Olive, Patrice Tordjman, 1995, No. 20 - "Description") The turning point is at about 570m above sea level. In the meantime, a new variation of the ascent of this part of the canyon has been practiced: Canyonists have entered the Artuby from the D955 link road (Comps-sur-Artuby to Montferrat. The tour is then very long and has uninteresting parts, but you can work with shuttles and always stay in "cover" of the canyon. However, it should be noted that it is forbidden to walk on the grounds of the military training area, even at the bottom of the gorge. Only the risk of being discovered with possible penalties as a result remains low. The same applies, of course, to running upwards in the canyon.

Artuby pre-aval (IV): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: an der Pont de l'Artuby
Access: From Castellane on the Verdon first 12 km down Verdon, then left on the D 955 and here another 16 km to Comps-sur-Artuby. At the beginning of the village, turn right at an acute angle and follow the D 71 for about 14.5 km to the arched bridge over the Artuby. Park your car in front of the bridge.
Return: In the canyon again downhill to the entry (if necessary attach Artuby V - see there!)

Artuby pre-aval (IV): Parking at Entry
Comment: Rastplatz
Access: From Castellane on the Verdon first 12 km down Verdon, then left on the D 955 and here another 16 km to Comps-sur-Artuby. At the beginning of the village, turn right at an acute angle and follow the D 71 for about 14.5 km to the arched bridge over the Artuby. Park your car in front of the bridge.
Return: In the canyon again downhill to the entry (if necessary attach Artuby V - see there!)

Stivane: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking place walk for about 700m along the main road until you reach a gravel parking place on the left side of the road where the hiking trail 743a starts. Follow the trail uphill for about an hour until you approach the stream and you can easily get on at a bridge. If necessary, take a second car to Stavoli Ravorade, see Rio Chiampeit option 2.
Tour: The tour begins immediately with the highest, mostly dry Cascate (25m). As an anchor point, take the tree orographic right (60m rope advantageous). After some block hopping follows the next break. The anchor is again a tree, from which it is not easy to pull the ropes. Another 4m rappel brings us to a small pool from where it goes about 15m in a light water stream into the depths. After a short hike the streambed widens and you come to an isolated "Hinkelstein" on whose right side a dry rappel from one of the trees is possible! More beautiful, however, is the rappel orogr. further to the right in the watercourse. For this, however, a rappelling stand must be drilled in. Artificial rappelling points one looks (spring 2013) in this canyon in vain. A rappel over tree trunks, however, is always possible - even if sometimes somewhat cumbersome! Massive rock in the upper part, Bröckel conglomerate in the lower part, escape possibility in higher positions always given.

Stivane: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Austria via A23 until Pontebba. Leave the highway at Pontebba and continue on the SS13 canal road. After the village of Resiutta, just before reaching Moggio, park in a small parking lot on the right side of the road.
Return: After the last rappel you can see the Kanaltalstraße in front of you and in 5 minutes you are at the car parked before.

Stivane: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel you can see the Kanaltalstraße in front of you and in 5 minutes you are at the car parked before.

Carmes aval: Canyon End
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Return: After the opening of the canyon, at a decaying bridge, up to the right, first over a meadow path and then on the gravel road in front of the houses of La Combe past (privè) to the hairpin bend where the car is (15 min.).

Carmes aval: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: depart pour Carmes integral au-dessus de C 35 (descente)
Approach: Unfortunately, there is no other way than to walk (or drive with a second car) about 1.5 km further uphill to the next left turn (sign: Nacon). Shortly before the left turn, go right (after opening a gate) down a slope, at the exit of which is dumped construction debris about 80 m further on. Continue pathlessly above the hut along the fence until you reach a path leading down from the houses above (climb over the pasture fence). Follow this path to the right, first downhill, then in a slight left bend in the direction of the south until you reach a meadow; cross this meadow and descend to the brook. Now downstream to the right until you reach the rock wall. There, climb over the pasture fence and into the streambed (approx. 15 min.).
Tour: Despite the pathless access over the steep and by cows massively zugesch.... meadows and the shortness of the tour (only 150 m long) an absolute treat. Beautiful tuff cascades, narrowly cut, smoothly washed out and meandering. There is also an upper part, see references (Internet and book).

Carmes aval: Canyon Start
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Comment: Entrée intermédiaire (descente)
Approach: Unfortunately, there is no other way than to walk (or drive with a second car) about 1.5 km further uphill to the next left turn (sign: Nacon). Shortly before the left turn, go right (after opening a gate) down a slope, at the exit of which is dumped construction debris about 80 m further on. Continue pathlessly above the hut along the fence until you reach a path leading down from the houses above (climb over the pasture fence). Follow this path to the right, first downhill, then in a slight left bend in the direction of the south until you reach a meadow; cross this meadow and descend to the brook. Now downstream to the right until you reach the rock wall. There, climb over the pasture fence and into the streambed (approx. 15 min.).
Tour: Despite the pathless access over the steep and by cows massively zugesch.... meadows and the shortness of the tour (only 150 m long) an absolute treat. Beautiful tuff cascades, narrowly cut, smoothly washed out and meandering. There is also an upper part, see references (Internet and book).

Carmes aval: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N 532 parallel to the highway from Grenoble in the direction of Romans-sur-Isere. Pass through the towns of Cognin les Gorges, then Iseron and about 2 km after Iseron turn left towards St. Pierre de Cherennes. Continue on the D 31 through St. Pierre de Cherennes in the direction of Le Faz. About 1.5 km after the end of St. Pierre de Cherennes, before a leftward haipin bend (on the right is a small sign La Combe before the entrance to the private property), you will find a bulge on the left near a rotten well. Park the car there.
Return: After the opening of the canyon, at a decaying bridge, up to the right, first over a meadow path and then on the gravel road in front of the houses of La Combe past (privè) to the hairpin bend where the car is (15 min.).

Carmes aval: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N 532 parallel to the highway from Grenoble in the direction of Romans-sur-Isere. Pass through the towns of Cognin les Gorges, then Iseron and about 2 km after Iseron turn left towards St. Pierre de Cherennes. Continue on the D 31 through St. Pierre de Cherennes in the direction of Le Faz. About 1.5 km after the end of St. Pierre de Cherennes, before a leftward haipin bend (on the right is a small sign La Combe before the entrance to the private property), you will find a bulge on the left near a rotten well. Park the car there.
Return: After the opening of the canyon, at a decaying bridge, up to the right, first over a meadow path and then on the gravel road in front of the houses of La Combe past (privè) to the hairpin bend where the car is (15 min.).

Artuby aval (V): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge on the orographic right (east) bank approx. 400 m southwards. Follow the red (sometimes blue) markings that meadowed the way back to the bridge for the bungee jumpers in the opposite direction. Then descend via a metal ladder and secured rock ledges to the bottom of the gorge.
Tour: After descending into the streambed, pass under the bridge in still open terrain. Then a steady downclimb in polished rock formations until you reach the backwater of the Verdon. If the water level is good, there are long swims and small possible jumps. Difficulties only at siphon blocks. From here it is a swim canyon. Despite the lack of water flow, not without charm, especially in the ascent and descent.

Artuby aval (V): Canyon End
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Return: After the Artuby flows into the Verdon, immediately after the rock face at its prominent bend (Mescla) about 100 m up the Verdon. Immediately after passing the rock face on the right (orographic left) side, turn right (east, later north) upwards. Climb through an 8 m high wall on steel brackets and finally come to a path that takes you to the right (in a southerly direction) to the road. Turn right again here and after a few hundred meters you reach the restaurant. If there is too much water in the Verdon, you can also ascend via a newly insured path on the orographic left bank. From the mouth of the river, ascend on rock slabs to the left into the forest, then always along the color markings into the forest. Soon you ascend along fixed ropes through steep scree before you reach the wall. Keeping left, climb through a chute, over a traverse and several steep wall steps into the Schofen area above (fixed ropes, possibly take ascenders with you). First turn right briefly and then cross out to the left on ledges. Always follow the color markings and cairns, otherwise it will be difficult. Ascent time 30-40min

Artuby de Comps (III): Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back along the road for about 130m and then turn right onto a path that goes NE and leads us down into the valley of the Artuby. We come across a small road. Since an access to the stream, which could be done most quickly to the right, led there over private land, it makes sense to turn left on the road and then after a few meters look for the access to the stream by the trees at the northern edge of the meadow.
Tour: Initially longer running distances, after the only real step also swimming distances until the exit of the tour.

Artuby de Comps (III): Canyon End
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Return: Before the "Mauvais Pont" (bad bridge) we climb up to the right to the path that leads over this bridge. On this right up to the sewage treatment plant.

Artuby de Comps (III): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive to Comps sur Artuby from the Route Napoleon Grasse - Castellane. We drive 44 km from Grasse and 19 km from Castellane (opposite direction) as far as the group of houses known as Le Logis du Pin. Here we turn south at the traffic circle onto the D21 and reach Comps sur Artuby after 17 km. Either from the center of the village or, even better, from the picnic area on the southern edge of the village, we head for the sewage treatment plant (the street name is Rue des Templiers further down), which is located to the east below the village. We park our car here. A shuttle would be possible, but makes no sense.
Return: Before the "Mauvais Pont" (bad bridge) we climb up to the right to the path that leads over this bridge. On this right up to the sewage treatment plant.

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb): Canyon Start
Approach: From the chapel we walk further down the slope. After 150m we turn left and shortly after we pass a farm with a well on its right side. Follow the trail ("Montée du Moulin"), first along hedges, later through the forest down to the Artuby valley bottom. Before the path climbs again to the old bridge over the Artuby, we take the entry at a ford.
Tour: First, under the old bridge, it goes down between rock walls that frame the river. There are several possible jumps (fixed ropes). Finally, we come to the "key point", the Fesldurchbruch with the natural arch. Here you can either follow the walk of the water or bypass the whirlpools on a kind of via ferrata. A little later you are then at the exit-

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb): Canyon End
Return: Turn left up onto the path and follow it - always parallel to the stream - to the car.

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb): Parking at Exit
Comment: die fahren, soweit mit Kfz. möglich und nicht verboten
Access: We drive from the Route Napoleon Grasse - Castellane. We drive 44 km from Grasse and 19 km from Castellane (in the opposite direction) to the group of houses known as Le Logis du Pin. Here we turn south at the traffic circle onto the D21 and after 13.1 km we reach a tarred road branching off to the north. About 500m further on, we would see the old Artuby bridge "Pont de la Souche" from the 17th century on the right. So we drive into this tarred road, past an old house with a wayside shrine and after about 150m (from D21) keep left onto the dirt road. We now drive as far as is legally and actually possible with our car. After 1400m from D21 at the latest, we park the car for the exit. We take the second car back to the D 21, then turn left (O) on the D 21. After 3.6 km we turn left uphill and after another 6 km we reach the village of Bargême on the D 37. We drive past the large parking lot and continue on a well-maintained road towards Saint-Laurent. Keep left at each fork in the road. After 2.1 km from Bargême, we come to a chapel on the right-hand side of the road. We can park our second car here.
Return: Turn left up onto the path and follow it - always parallel to the stream - to the car.

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb): Parking at Entry
Comment: in Bargème
Access: We drive from the Route Napoleon Grasse - Castellane. We drive 44 km from Grasse and 19 km from Castellane (in the opposite direction) to the group of houses known as Le Logis du Pin. Here we turn south at the traffic circle onto the D21 and after 13.1 km we reach a tarred road branching off to the north. About 500m further on, we would see the old Artuby bridge "Pont de la Souche" from the 17th century on the right. So we drive into this tarred road, past an old house with a wayside shrine and after about 150m (from D21) keep left onto the dirt road. We now drive as far as is legally and actually possible with our car. After 1400m from D21 at the latest, we park the car for the exit. We take the second car back to the D 21, then turn left (O) on the D 21. After 3.6 km we turn left uphill and after another 6 km we reach the village of Bargême on the D 37. We drive past the large parking lot and continue on a well-maintained road towards Saint-Laurent. Keep left at each fork in the road. After 2.1 km from Bargême, we come to a chapel on the right-hand side of the road. We can park our second car here.
Return: Turn left up onto the path and follow it - always parallel to the stream - to the car.

Audin amont (I): Canyon Start
Approach: The footpath to Breil-sur-Roya takes us slightly uphill in a northerly direction. Without realizing it, we cross the border to France. At the "411" marker, we turn right onto a path that climbs slightly up the orographic left slope of the Audin. We pass the marker "445", where the entry to the lower Audin (only jumps and slides without real rappel) goes down to the left. We follow the path, which climbs in a wide arc, crosses a side stream and leads over a broad ridge to the stream. The access is otherwise described via the village of Libre with shuttle, but this leads over 8 km there and back, so the time saving is hardly significant and the pleasant ascent with a view of the 40 m waterfall seems more sensible.
Tour: Unfortunately, between the high waterfall and the lower fun part is a run with block climbing of about 300 meters. The walk is actually only worthwhile if there is some water flow in the high waterfall.

Audin amont (I): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz vor Fangetto
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley. Passing the junction of the road (D 19) to Sospel (16 km from Ventimiglia), turn right about 1.5 km further and cross the Roya to Fanghetto, where you park the vehicle in front of the village.
Return: As a rule, the Audin aval (II) continues to its exit (cf. there!)

Audin amont (I): Canyon End
Return: As a rule, the Audin aval (II) continues to its exit (cf. there!)

Vallon de Bagnolar: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the road, which is no longer paved, to the marker "143", where a path branches off to the left, which we follow. We walk - at least temporarily - along a dried-up water pipe, cross a stream and finally reach the bridge over the Figaret. We will get off here later. Now we climb steeply uphill, past the ruins of a mountain farm, until we reach the mountain shoulder at an altitude of 1030 m above sea level. Here we leave the path that continues to the right and descend on the other side to the streambed of the Bagnolar. On the opposite slope you can see a house in the hamlet of Les Barmes.
Tour: Start in a small forest canyon, with the successive deepening the rappels also become higher. Some jumps possible. The Bagnolar is an attractive canyon, but only when water is flowing through it. As early as May, there is often only standing water in the pools in the lower part. In midsummer, a nose clip should be part of your equipment. In good conditions, however, the Bagnolar is one of the best canyons in the area. Narrow, wonderfully washed out and with beautifully shaped rappels and fun jumps and slides. You have the option of exiting to the left at about halfway down the canyon to join the ascent route. Unfortunately, it is forbidden to walk down the attractive Figaret.

Vallon de Bagnolar: Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Figaret, follow the stream uphill until just before the bridge a wooden sign to the right indicates the exit trail (approx. 5 min.). Shortly uphill to the access path and then on the approach path back to the car (another 25 min.).

Vallon de Bagnolar: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne; after 20 km, turn right into the Vesubie valley towards Lantosque, Roquebillière. After approx. 14 km on the D 2565 you reach Suquet with its campsite and hotel. Immediately afterwards, turn left (D 373), then a little later turn right towards Pelasque. You pass the hamlet of Farguet. Shortly before reaching Pelasque, turn left at a fountain and at the exit of the road you come to the Hotel Auda (not open in 2025). Here you can park in the shade.
Return: After reaching the Figaret, follow the stream uphill until just before the bridge a wooden sign to the right indicates the exit trail (approx. 5 min.). Shortly uphill to the access path and then on the approach path back to the car (another 25 min.).

Balène: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the saddle, a clear path leads down to the left (in a southerly direction) and we come to the stream on it about 100 m above the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: Friendly short canyon with small rappels.

Balène: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the canyon, we take the path up to the right (north direction). It leads us to a dirt road where we turn right (keeping right in case of doubt) to the car.

Balène: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Castellane (on the Verdon, on the Route Napoleon) on the D 952 via La Palud-sur-Verdon to Moustiers-Sainte-Marie (approx. 45 km).\nFrom Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, continue on the D 952 towards Riez. About 3 km after the village, we drive through 2 hairpin bends and come to a hill about 1 km further on. Here we turn right towards Montdernier. The road also leads to a campsite and the ruins of Egaras. 4.4 km after the junction, we turn left at a prominent tree in the road triangle onto a dirt road, ride slightly downhill for about 1 km, cross the Colostre stream and ride another 800 m in a left-hand bend up the opposite slope. We reach a saddle and park the car here.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, we take the path up to the right (north direction). It leads us to a dirt road where we turn right (keeping right in case of doubt) to the car.

Balma: Canyon Start
Approach: Go downstream on the N 202 for about 500 m and you will come to a marker "106", where the path to the hamlet of La Reveston branches off to the left. You will reach it after about 1 hour (560 m above sea level). From here you can go down to the lower part of the Balma. However, we continue at the mark "109" towards La Madone d'Utelle. We pass two valley cuts before reaching a small concrete bridge at 670 m a.s.l.. From here turn left to the entry.
Tour: The upper quarter of the canyon only carries water after rainfall. Water then springs up in a grotto, but this does not guarantee a flow of water down to the bottom in high summer. The belay above the high final abseil (7m/43m) offers great views. The canyon offers variety and the beautiful 50m rappel. Conclusion: not a highlight, but not a failure either, as long as there is water flowing. However, this can be contaminated below the hamlet of Reveston (smell of detergent!).

Balma: Canyon End
Return: After the 50 m rappel out to the road

Bes Courmes: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the village and walk down a small road for 500 m, where we branch off at a gate onto the path that leads us down to the entry point.
Tour: 8 rappels up to 13m, then the C 61 in the free slope, after the road possibly 3 more rappels down to the Loup

Bes Courmes: Canyon End
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Return: After the high rappel on the road approx. 250 m left to the car.

Bes Courmes: Parking at Entry
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Access: Leave Grasse (on the N 85) in a north-easterly direction (Chateauneuf-Grasse) on the D 2085 and after 6 km turn left onto the D 2210. After 6.5 km you reach Pont du Loup. Turn left here in a northerly direction onto the D 6 towards Greolières. After 3 km, drive through a tunnel; immediately afterwards, park one vehicle on the left. Continue with the second vehicle for about 4 km to Bramafan. Here, turn right onto the D 503 and drive up to Courmes (parking lot before the village).
Return: After the high rappel on the road approx. 250 m left to the car.

Bes Courmes: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave Grasse (on the N 85) in a north-easterly direction (Chateauneuf-Grasse) on the D 2085 and after 6 km turn left onto the D 2210. After 6.5 km you reach Pont du Loup. Turn left here in a northerly direction onto the D 6 towards Greolières. After 3 km, drive through a tunnel; immediately afterwards, park one vehicle on the left. Continue with the second vehicle for about 4 km to Bramafan. Here, turn right onto the D 503 and drive up to Courmes (parking lot before the village).
Return: After the high rappel on the road approx. 250 m left to the car.

Braus: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the road for about 200 m towards Col de Braus, then take a path on the right down to the entry point.
Tour: You should make the Braus after rain, when other streams have too much water. The cascades in reddish limestone with the light green pools are then not without charm.

Braus: Canyon End
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Return: After the last (30 m) rappel, continue walking in the streambed for about 1000 m, then turn left out to the lower vehicle.

Braus: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Sospel on the D 2566 in the direction of Col de Turini, 1 km after the fork in the road to Col de Braus and immediately after the railroad underpass, turn left and take the orographic left-hand side of the stream up to the hamlet of Vesta. Park one vehicle where the road bends to the right away from the stream. Take the other vehicle back towards Sospel and before the village turn right\nab onto the D 2204 towards Col de Braus. Park the second vehicle after 12 km in a parking bay on the right-hand side of the road (transfer distance 14 km). Alternatively, you can also get here from Nice on the D 2204 via the Col de Braus (4.5 km after the col).
Return: After the last (30 m) rappel, continue walking in the streambed for about 1000 m, then turn left out to the lower vehicle.

Braus: Parking at Exit
Access: From Sospel on the D 2566 in the direction of Col de Turini, 1 km after the fork in the road to Col de Braus and immediately after the railroad underpass, turn left and take the orographic left-hand side of the stream up to the hamlet of Vesta. Park one vehicle where the road bends to the right away from the stream. Take the other vehicle back towards Sospel and before the village turn right\nab onto the D 2204 towards Col de Braus. Park the second vehicle after 12 km in a parking bay on the right-hand side of the road (transfer distance 14 km). Alternatively, you can also get here from Nice on the D 2204 via the Col de Braus (4.5 km after the col).
Return: After the last (30 m) rappel, continue walking in the streambed for about 1000 m, then turn left out to the lower vehicle.

Val del Mus (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: initially as at Val de Mus inferiore (see there); a few meters before the path crosses fen stream - entry to the lower part - , a track goes up on the right (i.e. on the orographic left side of the stream). It is repeatedly only indistinct and becomes increasingly steeper and more exposed. At about 900m you then find a surprisingly clear access via a side gully into the stream.
Tour: 6-8 rappel, the highest before the intermediate exit.

Val del Mus (superiore): Canyon End
Return: IdR. one lets follow the lower part of the Val de Mus at the intermediate exit (cf. there), one can of course also go back down the ascent path here.

Cagne aval (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the slope, pass the karst spring outlet and enter the riverbed of the Cagne. Continue uphill on a path on the orographic right bank, passing the springs and now partly climbing a bit, until we reach the riverbed again. In this upwards until the river has no more steps.
Tour: First many steps, mostly suitable for jumping, then the imposing narrow passage after the springs.

Cagne aval (II): Canyon End
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Return: After the final narrow section, turn right out onto the access path and return to the car on this path.

Cagne aval (II): Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the slope, pass the karst spring outlet and enter the riverbed of the Cagne. Continue uphill on a path on the orographic right bank, passing the springs and now partly climbing a bit, until we reach the riverbed again. In this upwards until the river has no more steps.
Tour: First many steps, mostly suitable for jumping, then the imposing narrow passage after the springs.

Cagne aval (II): Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice via Cagnes-sur-Mer to Vence (approx. 25 km). You leave Vence in (northwestern) direction Col de Vence on the D 2. About 2 km after the end of the village, before a left serpentine, a small road turns off to the right (Route de Riou), which leads to the karst springs at the exit of the canyon. You park a vehicle in front(!) of the place where a sign permits the driving only for residents ("defenser de circuler sauf riverain") - if you do not want to experience an unpleasant surprise at the exit of the tour!
Return: After the final narrow section, turn right out onto the access path and return to the car on this path.

Cagne aval (II): Parking at Exit
Comment: Panneau "dernière aire de retournement" (descente)
Access: From Nice via Cagnes-sur-Mer to Vence (approx. 25 km). You leave Vence in (northwestern) direction Col de Vence on the D 2. About 2 km after the end of the village, before a left serpentine, a small road turns off to the right (Route de Riou), which leads to the karst springs at the exit of the canyon. You park a vehicle in front(!) of the place where a sign permits the driving only for residents ("defenser de circuler sauf riverain") - if you do not want to experience an unpleasant surprise at the exit of the tour!
Return: After the final narrow section, turn right out onto the access path and return to the car on this path.

Cagne amont (I): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot a few meters back on the D 19 you will find the descent tracks left down into the streambed. After a few hundred meters of "Kiesellatscher" you reach the first rappel.
Tour: The upper part is only worthwhile if there is sufficient water flow (only visible on the 1st rappel). First a vertical part with some higher rappels. Then a 15-minute walk to a footpath that crosses the stream.

Cagne amont (I): Canyon End
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Return: Now either continue to the lower parts (see Cagne II) or take the path on the right up to the road and then right again to the car.

Can Guillet: Canyon Start

Can Guillet: Canyon End

Cascades d'En Mathieu: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the aforementioned bend, a dirt road leads southwards, you pass a barrier and come to a small reservoir. Continue along its eastern edge and cross the small river la Blanque, which feeds the waterfalls. The path continues slightly uphill in a southerly direction, ignoring a signpost to the 'Cascades' (to the left). After about 1 hour, the path descends slightly again and we reach a ford. This is the entry point.
Tour: 3 smaller rappels, otherwise river walk

Cascades d'En Mathieu: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne / la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 41 just before Perpignan and drive through Rivesaltes on the D-117 towards Quillan. About 35 km after Rivesaltes you reach Saint Paul de Fenouillet, where you turn right (north) onto the D-7 in the direction of Camp sur l'Agly, Bugerach. You cross the Gorges de Galamus on a road cut into the rock before reaching Cubières sur Cinoble. Continue east on the D-14 via Col de Bancarel and Col de Linas to Bugarach.Park the car near a sharp right turn about 200 m before Bugarach. On the left side of the road, a sign points to the 'Cascades d'En Mathieu'.
Return: Either you walk out in the streambed for about 30 minutes to the place where the rappel crossed the river for the first time or you look for a way up to the left after the 7 m rappel.

Cascades d'En Mathieu: Canyon End
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Return: Either you walk out in the streambed for about 30 minutes to the place where the rappel crossed the river for the first time or you look for a way up to the left after the 7 m rappel.

Catena: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry directly below the bridge.
Tour: Note the large natural arch next to the canyon (Arca di Catena, also visible from the road) and the pile of car wrecks at one point on the edge of the stream. It is not necessary to use the belay at the high waterfall (5 m/25 m), as the rope is easy to pull off even when roping through.

Catena: Canyon End
Return: At the water diversion out to the right and on paths down to the parking lot at the lower bridge, basically about parallel to the stream. The one could also descend further after the water diversion, but it is no longer secured there.

Catena: Parking at Entry
Access: From Sagone, on the east coast, take the D70 to Vico (Vicu). After passing through the village, at the fork in the road, turn left onto the D 156. A few hundred meters after passing through the hamlet of Chigliani, you come to the bridge over the Catena (beautiful waterfall also below the bridge), where you park the first vehicle and continue with the second, passing through the village of Letia, gaining altitude in a few switchbacks and returning to the Catena (after the bridge, park the second vehicle on the left).
Return: At the water diversion out to the right and on paths down to the parking lot at the lower bridge, basically about parallel to the stream. The one could also descend further after the water diversion, but it is no longer secured there.

Catena: Parking at Exit
Access: From Sagone, on the east coast, take the D70 to Vico (Vicu). After passing through the village, at the fork in the road, turn left onto the D 156. A few hundred meters after passing through the hamlet of Chigliani, you come to the bridge over the Catena (beautiful waterfall also below the bridge), where you park the first vehicle and continue with the second, passing through the village of Letia, gaining altitude in a few switchbacks and returning to the Catena (after the bridge, park the second vehicle on the left).
Return: At the water diversion out to the right and on paths down to the parking lot at the lower bridge, basically about parallel to the stream. The one could also descend further after the water diversion, but it is no longer secured there.

Chaudan: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go south again on the road and after about 200 m we turn right on a little road (marker 256 - 1260 m a.s.l.)). At marker 258 (past 257) we take the signposted path ("Clue du Chaudan, Col de Champs, Colmars" - GR 52a), cross a canal (our way back) and reach a viewpoint where (a little below) we can also have a look into the canyon. Continue until we reach the entry at the bridge over the stream (1470 m a.s.l.).
Tour: 9 rappels, the last in a chute through a rock face. The water is clean, but suspended particles are stirred up with your own step, making it cloudy. Therefore, check the water depth before slides and jumps.

Chaudan: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the canyon (after rappeling in the chute through the rock wall) exit to the left and descend on clear tracks to the open channel, which we follow until we meet the access path. Descend on this and back to the car.

Chaudan: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice through the Var valley to the north, then west and finally north again to the Gorge de Daluis (via the D 2202 towards Guillaumes). After the village of Daluis, the road rises sharply to cross the canyon Gorge de Daluis at 100 to 200 m above the Var wild and romantic. About 22 km after the upper canyon exit (we have passed through Guillaume u. St. Martin d'Entraunes) we come to Entraunes. Before the road bridge over the Var we turn left to a parking lot where we leave the car.
Return: At the exit of the canyon (after rappeling in the chute through the rock wall) exit to the left and descend on clear tracks to the open channel, which we follow until we meet the access path. Descend on this and back to the car.

Clévieux: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper parking lot, take the forest path a short distance to the north and turn left at a suitable point down into the streambed. Alternatively, from the upper parking lot, take the forest path a short distance in a southerly direction and rope down the side arm of the forest directly into the canyon.
Tour: Short but not unattractive canyon, well connectable with another one in the vicinity (e.g. Rots ou Balme)

Clévieux: Canyon End
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Return: By the bridge to the car

Clévieux: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Geneva(-Annemasse) on the D 907 to Samoens (approx. 45 km). From Samoens (north-east exit) 2 km in the direction of "Les Allamands". Park in the large square after the bridge - "Pied du Crete" (exit). Take a second car (or walk) about 1 km further up the road and park the second car in the large parking lot.
Return: By the bridge to the car

Clévieux: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva(-Annemasse) on the D 907 to Samoens (approx. 45 km). From Samoens (north-east exit) 2 km in the direction of "Les Allamands". Park in the large square after the bridge - "Pied du Crete" (exit). Take a second car (or walk) about 1 km further up the road and park the second car in the large parking lot.
Return: By the bridge to the car

Clévieux: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Clévieux "express" sans navette (descente)
Access: From Geneva(-Annemasse) on the D 907 to Samoens (approx. 45 km). From Samoens (north-east exit) 2 km in the direction of "Les Allamands". Park in the large square after the bridge - "Pied du Crete" (exit). Take a second car (or walk) about 1 km further up the road and park the second car in the large parking lot.

Clévieux: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativer Zustieg - hineinseilen am Zufluss. KEIN AUßSTIEG! Ca 2x40m Seil erforderlich!
Approach: From the upper parking lot, take the forest path a short distance to the north and turn left at a suitable point down into the streambed. Alternatively, from the upper parking lot, take the forest path a short distance in a southerly direction and rope down the side arm of the forest directly into the canyon.
Tour: Short but not unattractive canyon, well connectable with another one in the vicinity (e.g. Rots ou Balme)

Eisgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked trail no. 17 until you reach a forest road with an evenly steep incline. Follow this road until a forest road branches off to the right - follow this road to the bridge over the Eisgraben.
Tour: Often old slings at the rappelling points, carry enough spare material.

Eisgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkbucht an der B71 bei Holzbrücke
Access: Take the B71 from Mariazell in the direction of Lunz am See. Park about 1 km after the parking lot of Taglesbach at a wooden bridge over the Ois.
Return: Hike via forest road parallel to the Ois back to the parking lot.

Eisgraben: Canyon End
Return: Hike via forest road parallel to the Ois back to the parking lot.

Corneilles: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue slightly uphill on the dirt road and always stay on it until it turns first into a meadow path at some dilapidated houses, then later into a path. We cross the stream on a bridge. The path goes up a little on the other side and then along the top of the canyon until the descent can be made at a streambed.
Tour: Short (only 6 rappel), but (apart from the long approach once) worthwhile, also the access in beautiful mountain scenery.

Corneilles: Canyon End
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Return: After the canyon exit, at the first opportunity, go out to the right, along the stream, later cross to the left and then on the access path back to the car.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, continue up the slope to the large gravel area above the dam wall, where two streams flow together. The orographic stream on the left is the Rio Verde. Cross the stream above the dam wall, enter the valley of the Rio Verde, cross the Rio Verde immediately afterwards to the right bank and find a wide path that leads upstream. After about 200 m, it crosses the Rio Verde on a suspension bridge, climbs up the opposite bank and then continues horizontally high above the canyon. Passing viewing platforms, the path leads back down to the stream, almost unrecognizably upstream along the left bank, then crosses the stream three more times, twice in fords, continuing up the valley on the right bank. Now the path turns away from the stream and climbs up to the left in a basin. After about 20 minutes, you reach a horizontal, almost completely overgrown track, which you follow to the right. Soon you will see the waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes in front of you and the path descends steadily to the stream. An entry point is possible here. For a rewarding longer tour, cross the stream and take the wide path on the opposite bank, which flattens out a little after a leftward haipin bend. Continue upstream on this path, past the striking waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes opposite, until a path branches off to the left. Continue straight ahead on this path until it crosses the now somewhat thinner stream. This is the alternative entry point to the last part of the Barranco Chortal, which then flows into the Rio Verde (Chorreras). It is forbidden to enter the Chortal above this entry point.
Tour: 7 rappels. Beautiful, not very high tufa waterfalls. Several possible jumps, some "delicate" slides. At the first suspension bridge seen from the access, jumps of 7-14 m into a deep pool are possible. The 14 m jump is located to the right of the orographic path leading up to the left.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Canyon End
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Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Zustieg über Rio Chortales
Approach: From the parking lot, continue up the slope to the large gravel area above the dam wall, where two streams flow together. The orographic stream on the left is the Rio Verde. Cross the stream above the dam wall, enter the valley of the Rio Verde, cross the Rio Verde immediately afterwards to the right bank and find a wide path that leads upstream. After about 200 m, it crosses the Rio Verde on a suspension bridge, climbs up the opposite bank and then continues horizontally high above the canyon. Passing viewing platforms, the path leads back down to the stream, almost unrecognizably upstream along the left bank, then crosses the stream three more times, twice in fords, continuing up the valley on the right bank. Now the path turns away from the stream and climbs up to the left in a basin. After about 20 minutes, you reach a horizontal, almost completely overgrown track, which you follow to the right. Soon you will see the waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes in front of you and the path descends steadily to the stream. An entry point is possible here. For a rewarding longer tour, cross the stream and take the wide path on the opposite bank, which flattens out a little after a leftward haipin bend. Continue upstream on this path, past the striking waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes opposite, until a path branches off to the left. Continue straight ahead on this path until it crosses the now somewhat thinner stream. This is the alternative entry point to the last part of the Barranco Chortal, which then flows into the Rio Verde (Chorreras). It is forbidden to enter the Chortal above this entry point.
Tour: 7 rappels. Beautiful, not very high tufa waterfalls. Several possible jumps, some "delicate" slides. At the first suspension bridge seen from the access, jumps of 7-14 m into a deep pool are possible. The 14 m jump is located to the right of the orographic path leading up to the left.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: sofern die Piste bis dahin fahrbar ist
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.
Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei Umsetzung, speziell für alternativen Einstieg, sofern die Piste bis hierher befahren werden kann
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.
Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: üblicherweise steigt man ander Hängebrücke nach rechts ais dem Bach auf den Weg aus

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ausstieg auf den Hängesteg
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Comment: Furt

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit2
Comment: Furt

Desteou: Canyon Start
Approach: We take this northeasterly track, leaving the stone bridge over the Désteou on the left and continue uphill. After several switchbacks, we reach a plateau at 520 m a.s.l. and, keeping on the path in northeastern direction, we come to the small water intake of the Désteou (entry).
Tour: Before the narrowing is an exit to the left up possible. 20 meters up a gravel slope, you come to a path that moves to the right and descends high above the canyon to the ascent slope.\nThe stream presents itself in midsummer only as a trickle.

Desteou: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel about 3 min. in the streambed, until you can climb about 10 meters on the left at a tree with twin trunks on the right edge of the streambed (2008) on a path that leads back downstream to the slope, over which we come back to the vehicle.

Eths Gaudachs: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, a path leads in a westerly direction across the Eths Gaudachs. After the bridge, take the path to the right (in a northerly direction) and enter at the beginning of the narrows.
Tour: Aquatic descent, short and entertaining.

Eths Gaudachs: Canyon End
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Return: After the short canyon opens again and flows in from the left before the Eths Caurets (also accessible canyon), you go up on the left without a trail for about 20 meters in altitude until you meet the extension of the approach trail. On this left (in southern direction) back to the car.

Gorges du Verdon I: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot to the mouth of the Baou in the Verdon and there "boat in".
Tour: Only a few times a "nabada" in the Verdon. Seemingly dangerous passages can usually be bypassed. Watch out for obstacles under water, e.g. trees lying in the water. You can also get by with one vehicle if you use the charming footpath from Maline to the Couloir Samson parking lot along the Verdon as an approach route - take a flashlight for the tunnel at the exit! The following lower parts have also been canyoned, see . As with the kayakers, the siphon is the dangerous key section. However, you can bypass it as is usual for kayakers.

Gorges du Verdon I: Canyon End
Return: After the sharp right bend and the confluence of the Artuby there, continue 1.6 km in the Verdon and then out to the right and up to the footpath that goes up to La Maline (45 min.). Last exit point of the upper part - also up to La Maline - would be at the new suspension bridge.

Gorges du Verdus: Canyon Start
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Approach: We leave the village on a wide trail upstream in a westerly direction. We approach the cauldron 'l'Infernet' and climb its rock face on the hiking trail. After reaching the saddle, a path leads down to the right into the dry streambed of the Verdus.
Tour: The descent into the basin is not without charm, the swimming pool can be passed by climbing.

Gorges du Verdus: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Montpellier on the N 109/E 11 in the direction of the A 15 (Millau). After 30 km turn right to Gignac and continue on the D 32 to Aniane. After the village turn left on the D 27, on the Pont du Diable over the Herault and after the bridge turn right to Ste. Guilhem-Le-Desert. Park here (fee).
Return: Once in the valley, follow the stream back to the village.

Gorges du Verdus: Canyon End
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Return: Once in the valley, follow the stream back to the village.

Gours du Ray: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the beginning of the bend before the second valley cut, a dirt road goes down on the left. We go down this, meet a water pipe and go on it a few meters to the right (in a westerly direction). A few meters before a tunnel, a path leads down to the stream.
Tour: Hike in a chute, interrupted by steps that can usually be jumped.

Gours du Ray: Canyon End
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Return: After the large final pool up the path in a northerly direction (signs "sortie") we come back to the water line, walk on it in a westerly direction. We meet again the slope that we hiked down. On it up to the road.

Gours du Ray: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Grasse, we take the D 2085 in an easterly direction, pass through the village of Marganosc and from here we arrive at the village of Pont du Loup on the D 2210. From here we go (via D 6/D 3) up the Loup canyon (passing the canyon Bes-Gourmes and the "Saut du Loup") to Gréolières. From here we continue westwards on the D 79 for about 3 km in the direction of Andon. We pass a first valley cut and park the car next to the road just before the second valley cut.
Return: After the large final pool up the path in a northerly direction (signs "sortie") we come back to the water line, walk on it in a westerly direction. We meet again the slope that we hiked down. On it up to the road.

Semine (amont): Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the path to the right of the stream until you reach the access point. If you only have 1 car available, park it at the houses in Orvaz. For access, see the map sketch (red).
Tour: See photos u. Videos: River walk, interrupted by some steps, which - after prior testing - can be partially jumped.

Semine (amont): Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" at CWiki, also for implementation
Return: Right out onto the path and on it to the car.

Semine (amont): Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" at CWiki, also for implementation
Return: Right out onto the path and on it to the car.

Semine (amont): Canyon End
Return: Right out onto the path and on it to the car.

Guiou aval (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge (400 m a.s.l., marker "54") the access path goes up the orographic right bank in about 1.5 hours, passes the marker "52" and continues to the right to the bridge (Pont de Fountan), above which you enter.
Tour: Scenic swimming canyon without a big gradient. 8 rappels, 11 jumps, 2 slides.

Guiou aval (II): Canyon End
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Return: A few hundred meters before the road bridge, turn right and take the path back to the road bridge.

Guiou aval (II): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Sospel - to be reached from Nice on the D 2204 or from Menton on the D 2566 or from the Roya Valley on the D 2204 or D 93 from the Roya Valley - 3 km on the D 2566 in the direction of Moulinet, Col de Turini you come to the inconspicuous bridge over the Guiou. Parking here.
Return: A few hundred meters before the road bridge, turn right and take the path back to the road bridge.

Jabron aval (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: Under the dam into the stream.
Tour: First it goes into the stream, which notches quickly, although not deep. Some jumps are possible, including the only (7m) rappel. From time to time there are deadwood obstacles to overcome.

Jabron aval (II): Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the gorge, go out to the right and on a path back to the car.

Morignole: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on foot for about 400 m along the forest path until you reach the "278" marker. Here is the entry.
Tour: Open forest gorge with some bumpy slides and jumps

Morignole: Canyon End
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Return: At the height of some huts on the right bank of the river left up to the forest path and here left again to the car.

Clue des Mujouls: Canyon Start
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Approach: South to the saddle below the village (745 m a.s.l.) and beyond down the footpath (GR 4). You come to some houses (hamlet of Peironas) above a large meadow area. Take the dirt road below the left house (direction WSW) to the left, then descend the dirt road to the right and follow it downhill until you reach the suspension bridge over the Esteron River. Go over it and straight on; then follow the path up to the right towards Gars (via Vilette). When you reach the height (770 m a.s.l.), go down beyond and take the track to the right at the signpost. It leads to the entry at the beginning of the gorge.
Tour: As with the St. Auban, the Riolan and the Aiglun, you should be lucky to be able to make the descent in clear water. The canyon is varied and impressive. The ground was not slippery in 2023. There are no emergency exits.

Clue des Mujouls: Canyon End
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Return: After the end of the canyon (remains of an old canal on the left, through which you can get out crawling) exit left and follow the Esteron on its left bank for a good distance. You will then come across a dirt road, which you follow to the right. At marker 69, take the forest path up to the left (north). You will come back to the houses of Peironas and from there up to Mujouls. If you have missed marker 69, the track comes to the large meadow, on the northern edge of which you can see the houses of Peironas; then across the meadow there.

Clue des Mujouls: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice on the N 2002 about 23 km along the Var north up to the Pont Charles Albert, then turn onto the RD 17 in the direction of Roquesteron (coming from Nice at the bridge still continue to the next traffic circle and then back to the bridge). We come up to Gilette, then drive in the valley of the Esteron winding westward over Roquesteron up to Cigale, over the Riolan canyon then northward up to the Pont des Miolans. After this bridge turn left onto the RD 2211a and to Collongues. From here, continue west on the D 84 for about 1 km until the road to the village of Mujoules turns off to the left. Park your car in the large parking lot in front of the village (72 km from Nice). Car transfer is also possible. To do this, park the upper vehicle in Gars and walk downhill along the footpath in the opposite direction to the entry.
Return: After the end of the canyon (remains of an old canal on the left, through which you can get out crawling) exit left and follow the Esteron on its left bank for a good distance. You will then come across a dirt road, which you follow to the right. At marker 69, take the forest path up to the left (north). You will come back to the houses of Peironas and from there up to Mujouls. If you have missed marker 69, the track comes to the large meadow, on the northern edge of which you can see the houses of Peironas; then across the meadow there.

Planchettes aval (II): Canyon Start
Approach: From here the path descends over the flat area. On the slope, a path descends quite steeply, apparently also used by horses. It meets a cross path that we follow until the bridge over the Planchette. Possibly, you can also come down to the creek earlier on the left.
Tour: Beautiful hiking canyon on smooth rock. If you want to do the interesting narrows after the dam, you should take into account the water level. There are no belays, but they are not necessary at medium water. There is no need to rappel at the dam.

Planchettes aval (II): Canyon End
Return: Either at the dam on the water pipe horizontally out to the old bridge or still through the narrows (worth it) and then up to the path. On the path in a westerly direction up to the road and the lower car.

Planchettes aval (II): Parking at Exit
Access: Take the N 203 from Nice north towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right and take the D 2565 up the Vesubie. Via Lantosque, turn right up to Bollène (26 km from the entrance to the Vesubie valley). At the upper end of Bolléne, take the first vehicle on the left down to the bridge over the Planchettes and park it where the path comes up at an acute angle from below at a bench on the left-hand side of the road (marker "208"). Take the second vehicle back to Bolléne and turn left uphill towards Col de Turini. After a few hundred meters, turn left towards St Sauveur and Prai. The tarred road becomes a dirt track. We park the second vehicle at the water tank.
Return: Either at the dam on the water pipe horizontally out to the old bridge or still through the narrows (worth it) and then up to the path. On the path in a westerly direction up to the road and the lower car.

Planchettes aval (II): Parking at Entry
Access: Take the N 203 from Nice north towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right and take the D 2565 up the Vesubie. Via Lantosque, turn right up to Bollène (26 km from the entrance to the Vesubie valley). At the upper end of Bolléne, take the first vehicle on the left down to the bridge over the Planchettes and park it where the path comes up at an acute angle from below at a bench on the left-hand side of the road (marker "208"). Take the second vehicle back to Bolléne and turn left uphill towards Col de Turini. After a few hundred meters, turn left towards St Sauveur and Prai. The tarred road becomes a dirt track. We park the second vehicle at the water tank.
Return: Either at the dam on the water pipe horizontally out to the old bridge or still through the narrows (worth it) and then up to the path. On the path in a westerly direction up to the road and the lower car.

Rais: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, we take the concrete track in a northwesterly direction, following the yellow, red and orange markings and heading towards the high cascade. Where it is best viewed, the trail bends north and overcomes the rock barrier. Once above the waterfall, the trail continues slightly uphill above the stream. Where the trail crosses a small side stream (mostly dry), keep down to the Rais.
Tour: Attractive is the final part and here especially the view during the rappel of the C 38 down into the pulverizing cascade.

Rais: Canyon End
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Return: After the cascade again a few meters left up to the approach path and on this right down and back to the vehicle.

Rais: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, we take the concrete track in a northwesterly direction, following the yellow, red and orange markings and heading towards the high cascade. Where it is best viewed, the trail bends north and overcomes the rock barrier. Once above the waterfall, the trail continues slightly uphill above the stream. Where the trail crosses a small side stream (mostly dry), keep down to the Rais.
Tour: Attractive is the final part and here especially the view during the rappel of the C 38 down into the pulverizing cascade.

Rais: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice, take the N 85 ("Route Napoleon") via Grasse in the direction of Digne. 12 km after Grasse you pass through St-Vallier-de Thiey, after another 17.5 km you reach the village of Escragnolles. Here we take the exit in the direction of Siagne de la Pare, but at the first leftward haipin bend we turn right and at the exit of this road we come to the hamlet of Les Galants. Park the vehicle here.
Return: After the cascade again a few meters left up to the approach path and on this right down and back to the vehicle.

Rais: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice, take the N 85 ("Route Napoleon") via Grasse in the direction of Digne. 12 km after Grasse you pass through St-Vallier-de Thiey, after another 17.5 km you reach the village of Escragnolles. Here we take the exit in the direction of Siagne de la Pare, but at the first leftward haipin bend we turn right and at the exit of this road we come to the hamlet of Les Galants. Park the vehicle here.
Return: After the cascade again a few meters left up to the approach path and on this right down and back to the vehicle.

Rais: Waypoint
Approach: From the car, we take the concrete track in a northwesterly direction, following the yellow, red and orange markings and heading towards the high cascade. Where it is best viewed, the trail bends north and overcomes the rock barrier. Once above the waterfall, the trail continues slightly uphill above the stream. Where the trail crosses a small side stream (mostly dry), keep down to the Rais.

Rais: Waypoint1

Rais: Waypoint2

Raton: Canyon Start
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Approach: Now we continue walking on the only minimally ascending slope, first in the forest, later with beautiful views of the mountains around the Vallée du Cians. We come to the houses of L'Illion (1580 m a.s.l. - 45 min. to here) situated on the southern slope. From here it is a good kilometer until the track describes a long right curve. On the left there is a large almost flat area. Here, following the cairns, descend in a southwesterly direction to the stream.
Tour: The canyon with its 35 rappel is beautiful, but the effort (shuttle, long access, long descent in the canyon) but quite large. Jumps are possible because of the murky water only after respective pre-test.

Raton: Canyon End
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Return: At the road bridge, climb the pipe ladder on the left.

Raton: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Nice 54 km up the Var valley on the N 202 towards Digne. Then turn right (north) onto the D 28 into the Vallée de Cians. First through the Gorges de Cians, it later goes in serpentines into the upper canyon. About 17 km after the turnoff, one passes through two tunnels at the "Petite-" and the "Grande Clue". In front of a red wall with inscription plates (behind it a drinking water tank) the road crosses the Raton. Here we park one vehicle.\nWith the other (or a cab) we continue, up to Beuil and from there on the D 28 in the direction of Valberg. A few hundred meters after Les Launes we turn left and go down on the little road in the valley. We come to a new ski station (on the righthand side) and continue on the now no longer paved forest road in a southerly direction, as far as the road is drivable (in 2008, driving was already over in the first water-bearing ditch after the ski station).
Return: At the road bridge, climb the pipe ladder on the left.

Raton: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice 54 km up the Var valley on the N 202 towards Digne. Then turn right (north) onto the D 28 into the Vallée de Cians. First through the Gorges de Cians, it later goes in serpentines into the upper canyon. About 17 km after the turnoff, one passes through two tunnels at the "Petite-" and the "Grande Clue". In front of a red wall with inscription plates (behind it a drinking water tank) the road crosses the Raton. Here we park one vehicle.\nWith the other (or a cab) we continue, up to Beuil and from there on the D 28 in the direction of Valberg. A few hundred meters after Les Launes we turn left and go down on the little road in the valley. We come to a new ski station (on the righthand side) and continue on the now no longer paved forest road in a southerly direction, as far as the road is drivable (in 2008, driving was already over in the first water-bearing ditch after the ski station).
Return: At the road bridge, climb the pipe ladder on the left.

Ravine Bourceau: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the exit of the road start 2 hiking trails. The left one follows the signpost 'Piton de Bouillante' and is taken in the access to Bois Malaisé. But here we take the path that goes off to the right. It leads us, first uphill, later steeply downhill to the river.
Tour: 4 Rappels

Ravine Bourceau: Canyon End
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Return: After the 22 m rappel (which can alternatively be done in the stream or dry), climb back up to the left immediately after the cascade (and here you can pull off the rappel from above). On the other side of the stream, there is a large tree on a rocky ledge. Here begins a path that we follow up to the approach road (at a junction we keep left).On the road you walk a good 1 km right up to get the car (for this an additional 15 min.).

Rayaup: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car you walk 1.4 km on the D 102 to a bridge over the stream. Here is the entry. Shuttle insofar possible, but brings nothing in terms of time.
Tour: The Rayaup is a swim in the canyon for the whole family. The 7 m rappel (the only rappel) can be bypassed by a slip. It is also possible to walk from the bottom to the top (and back if necessary). For this purpose, a fixed rope is also attached once for pulling up - 2010).

Rayaup: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Approach to Castellane on the Verdon, e.g. via the N 85 (Route Napoleon) from Nice via Grasse. In Castellane, before the bridge over the Verdon\n(i.e. on the SE side), turn off onto D 102 in a southwesterly direction. After almost 2 km we see a wide parking strip on the left side of the road. Here we park the car.
Return: After the exit of the canyon, we continue walking in the streambed until we cross a path that we follow to the right up to the road and the car.

Rayaup: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the canyon, we continue walking in the streambed until we cross a path that we follow to the right up to the road and the car.

Riou de Moustiers: Canyon Start
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Approach: The fastest access route follows the tourist crowds to just before the Chapelle Notre-Dame de Beauvoir. Here, follow the clear tracks to the Canyon de Notre-Dame, cross it and climb up the other side in steep, rocky hairpin bends to the plateau. Once at the top, follow a clear path descending to the left to the entry of the Canyon de Notre-Dame, then ascend again over a ridge into the Rious valley (45 min) Alternatively, you can also hike through Moustiers and first cross the stream from the Canyon de Notre-Dame, then the outflow of the Riou (exit). Now take the path with the yellow markings up to the right. At a fork, keep right and continue uphill through the forest to a ridge. On the other side, the trail descends slightly to the east and then bears right down to the meadows by the stream shortly before it enters the rocky narrows. Approach time approx. 75 min.
Tour: At the beginning a narrow, though not very deep canyon with smaller rappels, some slides and possible jumps. In the vertical second part, a succession of longer rappels. It makes sense to break the 60 m rappel (10 m + 50 m) for better rope retrival, especially as you can stand comfortably on a flat ledge before the 50 m section. On the following 40 m rappel, you can slide from the cut rope into the pool (approx. 10 m is possible without any problems).

Riou de Moustiers: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right before the bridge mentioned above, then cross the bridge on the left and return to the parking lot through the town in 10 minutes.

Riou de Moustiers: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Castellane on the upper Verdon (to be reached from Nice via Grasse on the N 85 - Route Napoléon, about 100 km) on the D 952 first down the Verdon, then up to Palud-sur-Verdon (833 m above sea level) and down again to Moustier-Sainte-Marie, 47.5 km from Castellane. Park the car in the large parking lot above the village.
Return: Turn right before the bridge mentioned above, then cross the bridge on the left and return to the parking lot through the town in 10 minutes.

Clue de Saint-Auban: Canyon Start
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Comment: nach dem Tunnel durch die Öffnung im Geländer
Approach: From the bridge on the road first past the parking areas for hikers, climbers and fishermen at the site and left of the Esteron the road award.... Shortly after the tunnel at the break in the railing down to the right into the river.
Tour: Although you can see large parts of the canyon from the road, it is a very sporty hike that is not recommended for beginners. In some places, the abundance of water leads to backwaters and backwaters. The highest waterfall (a few meters after crossing under a rope bridge made of 2 steel ropes) should not be rappelled at more than 500 litres/sec, although you can rappel through it and come to a halt behind the waterfall. A (not easy) switch from the right to the left side of the gorge is recommended here, as well as a traverse to the left around an edge and with several intermediate hooks and a tree to a sloping slab from which you can jump. A rope ferry is also possible here and is used by commercial guides. Incidentally, they only use the rope twice for the rappel.

Clue de Saint-Auban: Canyon End
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Return: Where the canyon widens considerably and a side stream flows in from the left, follow the clear footprints to the left into the valley of the side stream and across a forest road to the parking exit.

Clue de Saint-Auban: Parking at Exit
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Access: From the valley of the Estéron we take the D 2211 direction St. Auban. Already before the village we park a car at the Maison des Services au Public de Saint-Auban. If we have a second car, we continue downhill along the left canyon rim and after a few switchbacks we reach a bridge over a side stream of the Estéron. A few meters later, we can park the second car in the open space on the left.
Return: Where the canyon widens considerably and a side stream flows in from the left, follow the clear footprints to the left into the valley of the side stream and across a forest road to the parking exit.

Clue de Saint-Auban: Parking at Entry
Comment: die Canyonisten wurden bzgl. Parkplatz "ausgelagert"
Access: From the valley of the Estéron we take the D 2211 direction St. Auban. Already before the village we park a car at the Maison des Services au Public de Saint-Auban. If we have a second car, we continue downhill along the left canyon rim and after a few switchbacks we reach a bridge over a side stream of the Estéron. A few meters later, we can park the second car in the open space on the left.
Return: Where the canyon widens considerably and a side stream flows in from the left, follow the clear footprints to the left into the valley of the side stream and across a forest road to the parking exit.

Salt Maria Valenta: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the bridge and take the footpath that branches off to the left immediately after "Cascade", "Oratoire". We follow this for 650 m or about 20 min, then at the junction we take the path that descends to the left to the bridge (entry).
Tour: 5 Rppel, pay attention to rope retrival!

Salt Maria Valenta: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A-9 (Perpignan-Barcelona) via the exit Le Boulou (49 km before the French-Spanish border). On the D-115 we go up the valley of the Tech, pass Amelie Les Bains Palalda as well as Arles sur Tech and after 19.1 km we come to a road on the left crossing the river Tech.\nWe follow the signs "Fontaine de Buis", "Stade" et "Cascade". At a fork - left goes to the chapel "La Santa Creu" - we keep straight and then cross 2 bridges. The latter leads over "our" brook. Immediately before this bridge we park our car.
Return: After the last cascade left up to the approach path and on this back to the car.

Salt Maria Valenta: Canyon End
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Return: After the last cascade left up to the approach path and on this back to the car.

Siagne de la Pare Escragnolles: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the steep slope, passing the mark "88". The slope finds its continuation in a path. Before(!) you finally reach a large boulder field and in front of the large information board go right down path tracks. Descend here and follow the cairns further down to the river.
Tour: The stream flows over countless sintered terraces with an average low gradient, but also offers a narrow section and many possible jumps. Sometimes it is worth looking behind the water curtain of sintered cascades. \nAlso attractive not only scenic!

Siagne de la Pare Escragnolles: Canyon End
Return: In the past you had to move the cars about 25 km, see e.g. "Canyons Méditerranéens - Les plus beaux canyons de l'Ubaye á la mer" (Bernard Barbier/Bernard Ranc) 1993), p. 182; now you can go up to the left at the confluence with the other source river of the Siagne and back to the car. To do this, first walk about 100 m upstream on the orographic right bank of the other (Grande) Siagne. Here, cairns and orange markers indicate an indistinct ascent track (starting in a westerly direction!) northwards up the ridge between Siagne de la Pare and Siagne. Several passages are secured by ropes. After about 45 minutes, you reach a water pipe, follow it horizontally to the left, first come to the access path and on this back to the car (return 1.5 to 2 hours) - see: wikiloc

Siagne de la Pare Escragnolles: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Cannes, take the N85 to Grasse and continue on the Route Napoléon to the village of Escragnolles (about 19 km from Grasse). Here, take a small road down to the left following the signs "Siagne de la Pare". The road continues on an unpaved track that climbs again a little further on. Before it then drops steeply, park the car on a larger flat area (steel cable, freight elevator to the spring on the opposite slope).
Return: In the past you had to move the cars about 25 km, see e.g. "Canyons Méditerranéens - Les plus beaux canyons de l'Ubaye á la mer" (Bernard Barbier/Bernard Ranc) 1993), p. 182; now you can go up to the left at the confluence with the other source river of the Siagne and back to the car. To do this, first walk about 100 m upstream on the orographic right bank of the other (Grande) Siagne. Here, cairns and orange markers indicate an indistinct ascent track (starting in a westerly direction!) northwards up the ridge between Siagne de la Pare and Siagne. Several passages are secured by ropes. After about 45 minutes, you reach a water pipe, follow it horizontally to the left, first come to the access path and on this back to the car (return 1.5 to 2 hours) - see: wikiloc

Travo: Canyon Start
2024-09-01: beautiful open hiking gorge, large swimming pools at the end, several jump and slide possibilities
2024-07-13: beautiful river walk - the upper part with prohibition signs - but nobody minded that we were there - we got out soon after the "3 piscine" - stone man - good path to the car
Approach: Access on the north side of the bridge - possibly with a jump.
Tour: One swimming pool follows the next. In between, running sections on smooth granite and a few places for downclimbing and slides. Finally you come to the rocks in the middle of the river, which are feared by kayakers - "STOP ,CROIX,et TETE DE MORT!" - no problem for canyonisti at low water in high summer. About 350m further downstream our tour is finished, just before the Ravin d'Ori flows in from the left. The exit is at the remains of a footbridge and is usually marked with a cairn.

Travo: Canyon End
2024-09-01: beautiful open hiking gorge, large swimming pools at the end, several jump and slide possibilities
2024-07-13: beautiful river walk - the upper part with prohibition signs - but nobody minded that we were there - we got out soon after the "3 piscine" - stone man - good path to the car
Return: We follow a clear path up to the road and the lower car. So we had only 1 car available and this is at the Pont de Bura, still follows a march of 1.5 km on the tarred road.

Travo: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-09-01: beautiful open hiking gorge, large swimming pools at the end, several jump and slide possibilities
2024-07-13: beautiful river walk - the upper part with prohibition signs - but nobody minded that we were there - we got out soon after the "3 piscine" - stone man - good path to the car
Approach: Access on the north side of the bridge - possibly with a jump.
Tour: One swimming pool follows the next. In between, running sections on smooth granite and a few places for downclimbing and slides. Finally you come to the rocks in the middle of the river, which are feared by kayakers - "STOP ,CROIX,et TETE DE MORT!" - no problem for canyonisti at low water in high summer. About 350m further downstream our tour is finished, just before the Ravin d'Ori flows in from the left. The exit is at the remains of a footbridge and is usually marked with a cairn.

Travo: Parking at Entry
Access: From Solenzara, we cross the river Travo on the N198 for a few kilometers, then turn west onto the D45 towards Chisa before reaching the airfield access road on the right. After 7.6 km (from N198), always along the river, we cross the Travo on the in-between D645. 4.2 km further on, we take a tight right-hand loop over the Ruisseau de Coda Vacca. After another 850m, we park our first car in an open space to the right of the road. A few meters further on is or was once a landfill with green wire fencing. Continue 1.5 km in the second car and you will reach the Pont de Bura (about 2 km before reaching the village of Chisa). Park the second car here.
Return: We follow a clear path up to the road and the lower car. So we had only 1 car available and this is at the Pont de Bura, still follows a march of 1.5 km on the tarred road.

Travo: Parking at Exit
Access: From Solenzara, we cross the river Travo on the N198 for a few kilometers, then turn west onto the D45 towards Chisa before reaching the airfield access road on the right. After 7.6 km (from N198), always along the river, we cross the Travo on the in-between D645. 4.2 km further on, we take a tight right-hand loop over the Ruisseau de Coda Vacca. After another 850m, we park our first car in an open space to the right of the road. A few meters further on is or was once a landfill with green wire fencing. Continue 1.5 km in the second car and you will reach the Pont de Bura (about 2 km before reaching the village of Chisa). Park the second car here.
Return: We follow a clear path up to the road and the lower car. So we had only 1 car available and this is at the Pont de Bura, still follows a march of 1.5 km on the tarred road.

Trou de la Marmite: Canyon Start
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Approach: Above the bridge (from the guardrail) rappel into the stream and down to the culvert.
Tour: The long rappel is 57 m if you rappel through, 16 + 45 if you take the intermediate belay at the natural bridge. Here the anchor on the natural bridge did not look very safe (2011).

Trou de la Marmite: Canyon End
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Return: Either immediately after the high rappel half-left take the path up to the road or the next 3 steps (each 5 m) further down in the stream, then pathless left up until you meet the path up.

Trou de la Marmite: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Geneva, take the A40 highway for about 65 km in the direction of Lyon. After 3 short tunnels, you pass the small town of Nantua (on the right below a high viaduct) and then drive through a tunnel about 3 km long. We take the next highway exit and come to St. Martin du Frere. From here we head south on the D 12 (Route de Condamine). After 13 km we turn left onto the D8 and after another 11 km we reach the village of Hauteville-Lompnes. From here, take the D9 in the direction of Col de la Rochette, Ruffieu. After about 2 km uphill, we come to a road bridge with a stone cross nearby. We park the car here.
Return: Either immediately after the high rappel half-left take the path up to the road or the next 3 steps (each 5 m) further down in the stream, then pathless left up until you meet the path up.

Forra di Callora (Ramo Dx.): Canyon Start
Approach: see photo gallery: "access".
Tour: see photo links

Forra di Callora (Ramo Dx.): Canyon End
Return: see photo gallery: "Exit

Forra di Callora (Ramo Dx.): Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: see photo gallery: "access".
Tour: see photo links

Forra di Callora (Ramo Dx.): Parking at Entry
Access: see photo gallery: "Callora, access to the exit in Roccamandolfi from Rome, Frosinone, Cassino" and "Conversion P2 (exit Roccamandolfi) - P1(start access)".
Return: see photo gallery: "Exit

Forra di Callora (Ramo Dx.): Parking at Exit
Access: see photo gallery: "Callora, access to the exit in Roccamandolfi from Rome, Frosinone, Cassino" and "Conversion P2 (exit Roccamandolfi) - P1(start access)".
Return: see photo gallery: "Exit

Turzon: Canyon Start
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2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Turzon DC+ le matinRAS (Quelle:
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Approach: From the car south down to the Turzon.
Tour: Varied descent with jumping possibilities and a turbo slide.

Turzon: Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg an der Brücke nach links
Return: Approximately halfway along the route at a bridge - there on the right-hand side a warm spring in a pond - exit possible to the left on a small road up to the D-232. Below the bridge only the C 15 (possible jumps) is interesting. After the 15 m waterfall, walk out to the bridge where the 2nd vehicle is parked.

Turzon: Alternative Canyon End
2025-10-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Turzon combinaison néoprène intégrale nécessaire pour éviter le froid mais sinon l'eau est fraiche vivifiante mais non glacée (Quelle: https:/...
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Comment: Ausstieg rechts
Return: Approximately halfway along the route at a bridge - there on the right-hand side a warm spring in a pond - exit possible to the left on a small road up to the D-232. Below the bridge only the C 15 (possible jumps) is interesting. After the 15 m waterfall, walk out to the bridge where the 2nd vehicle is parked.

Turzon: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: für die kurze Variante, für die lange V. Parkplatz Zustieg
Access: From the Rhone Valley highway A-7 (Route de Soleil), take the Valence (Sud) exit onto the N-7 in the direction of Livron, Loriol (southbound). After about 7 km, the N-7 makes a bend and then temporarily heads east. At the beginning of this bend, turn right and head west over the Rhone to Charmes-sur-Rhone (3.5 km). In the middle of this village, turn onto the D-232, which continues westwards to St. Georges les Bains (3 km). In this village, the road widens and then bends to the right. Immediately after this, turn left down into the valley to a bridge over the Turzon. Park one car here. Take the other car from St Georges les Bains and continue for about 2 km on the D 232 slightly uphill to a prominent bend to the right, where there is a large parking area for the vehicle on the left (south).
Return: Approximately halfway along the route at a bridge - there on the right-hand side a warm spring in a pond - exit possible to the left on a small road up to the D-232. Below the bridge only the C 15 (possible jumps) is interesting. After the 15 m waterfall, walk out to the bridge where the 2nd vehicle is parked.

Turzon: Parking at Exit
Comment: für lange Variante
Access: From the Rhone Valley highway A-7 (Route de Soleil), take the Valence (Sud) exit onto the N-7 in the direction of Livron, Loriol (southbound). After about 7 km, the N-7 makes a bend and then temporarily heads east. At the beginning of this bend, turn right and head west over the Rhone to Charmes-sur-Rhone (3.5 km). In the middle of this village, turn onto the D-232, which continues westwards to St. Georges les Bains (3 km). In this village, the road widens and then bends to the right. Immediately after this, turn left down into the valley to a bridge over the Turzon. Park one car here. Take the other car from St Georges les Bains and continue for about 2 km on the D 232 slightly uphill to a prominent bend to the right, where there is a large parking area for the vehicle on the left (south).

Challandre: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the marker post "70" (1250 m a.s.l.) we follow the path that first goes up in serpentines and then moves south along the slope with a moderate gradient to a col (= saddle; 1460 m a.s.l.). Here we leave the path and follow another one on the left down to the Challandre. A few hundred meters we can follow the stream downhill without already having to put on the wetsuit.
Tour: At the beginning river walk, then 12 rappels in an open canyon with southern exposure, hardly any jumps or slides, water mostly naturally turbid. Great ambience.

Challandre: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Challandre Des algues vertes par endroit sinon du classique pour Challandre : beau, glissant, eau froide. Croisé personne dans le canyon (Quel...
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Return: After the last waterfalls - which you can also bypass on the left bank - right up to the road and around the right tunnel outside to the lower vehicle.

Challandre: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Nicht beschrieben, Einstieg lt. Descente
Approach: From the marker post "70" (1250 m a.s.l.) we follow the path that first goes up in serpentines and then moves south along the slope with a moderate gradient to a col (= saddle; 1460 m a.s.l.). Here we leave the path and follow another one on the left down to the Challandre. A few hundred meters we can follow the stream downhill without already having to put on the wetsuit.
Tour: At the beginning river walk, then 12 rappels in an open canyon with southern exposure, hardly any jumps or slides, water mostly naturally turbid. Great ambience.

Challandre: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice 54 km up the Var valley on the N 202 towards Digne. Then turn right (north) onto the D 28 into the Vallée de Cians. First through the Gorges de Cians and later in serpentines into the upper canyons. About 17 km after the turnoff, you pass through two tunnels at the "Petite-" and the "Grande Clue". About 200 m after a red wall with inscription plates (behind it a drinking water tank) we park a vehicle just before the next tunnel (between this and the next tunnel the road crosses the Challandre).\nWith the second vehicle (if available) we continue for 2.2 km. Here at the marker post "70" we park it.
Return: After the last waterfalls - which you can also bypass on the left bank - right up to the road and around the right tunnel outside to the lower vehicle.

Challandre: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice 54 km up the Var valley on the N 202 towards Digne. Then turn right (north) onto the D 28 into the Vallée de Cians. First through the Gorges de Cians and later in serpentines into the upper canyons. About 17 km after the turnoff, you pass through two tunnels at the "Petite-" and the "Grande Clue". About 200 m after a red wall with inscription plates (behind it a drinking water tank) we park a vehicle just before the next tunnel (between this and the next tunnel the road crosses the Challandre).\nWith the second vehicle (if available) we continue for 2.2 km. Here at the marker post "70" we park it.
Return: After the last waterfalls - which you can also bypass on the left bank - right up to the road and around the right tunnel outside to the lower vehicle.

Vallière: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk back along the road for about 250 m (southwards) and start at marker point "211" on the path uphill to "Ciabanon" (signpost). It climbs in a few serpentines, later crossing southwards to the few houses of Ciabanon (1045 m above sea level). Now the path starts to become more difficult to find. Although there is a clear path to the north on the map mentioned above, it is hardly recognizable from Ciabanon onwards; many tracks walk in the indicated northern direction. As the path climbs gently and continuously from Ciabanon, it seems sensible to first ascend about 20 meters in a north-westerly direction at the houses (past the beehives - 2010) and then walk northwards along the slope at the same altitude. If you are lucky, you will come across the now more clearly recognizable path about 200 m further on (GPS: 44°1'12.27 "N/6°58'37.85 "E). On this track, we cross a wide chute that runs down the slope, only to discover on the opposite slope that the clear track has disappeared again. We climb up the opposite slope without a path for around 25 to 30 meters and come across a black plastic pipe (approx. 5 cm in diameter). We follow it - the path seems clearer at times - until we reach a rocky ledge. We fight our way down through the thorny maquis until we find a passage to the left. If we are right, we can traverse over the sloping scree cirque using a wire rope safety device directly below the rock. Afterwards, the route climbs steeply again for 5 - 10 meters and we meet the path again on a rocky ledge. It is now clearer and after a while leads us to the stream where the water is drained into the black pipe. We have now completed the most difficult part of our tour. If you are a friend of the maquis, you can save yourself the double horizontal crossing (to Ciabanon and then the same distance in the opposite direction) and try to fight your way from the left-hand serpentine at around 990 m above sea level in a westerly direction through the maquis directly up to the upper "path" - GPS position given above.
Tour: Apparently rarely visited canyon in slippery red rock, which except for an arduous access does not offer the class as its northern neighbor Raton, but is also much shorter.

Vallière: Canyon End
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Return: After the rappel to the road bridge out to the right, down the road (south direction), around the tunnel outside and we are at the car.

Venascle: Canyon Start
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vénascle Toujours aussi sympa dans ces conditions!!! Coule en débit correct jusqu'à la confluence avec Angouire (très gros débit)... Même Cour...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vénascle Ras sur l'équipement et la descente. 1h d'approche, 45 de retour, descente du canyon 5h avec pique-nique et perte de temps pour évite...
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Approach: Above the small cemetery (with the chapel Sainte-Anne) we start on the Chemin de Courchon (also called Voie Romaine) in southern direction (signpost "La Palud"). The path leads us to the plateau southeast of Moustiers, finally with great views in large switchbacks. Once on the plateau, we continue to follow the track. From the left, the road from Moustiers comes up over Notre Dame de Beauvoir and a few hundred meters further we come to a junction of several tracks (939m a.s.l.). Here we turn right off the slope and go down pathless in a southeasterly direction into the wide streambed that leads us down into the Venascle, the last meters with some rappel.
Tour: 18 rappel, varied despite dryness

Venascle: Canyon End
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Return: A few meters before you reach the water-bearing Angouire, turn right uphill and follow the newly created "Sentier Botanique" to Moustiers. It leads us directly to the Sainte-Anne chapel and our car. The path from the exit to Moustiers has been partially redesigned, partly to avoid disputes with the landowners whose land was previously used to exit along the Angouire.

Loobigtal: Canyon Start
Approach: Now we take the path up to the snack station Wase (1320 m above sea level) and then the forest road, which leads up in serpentines. 1200 m after the snack station and 130 m after the second left-hand serpentine, a forest road branches off to the right at a sharp angle. Follow this and after about 350 m you come out of the forest into the slopes above the Loobig valley. Another good 300 m further and we are at the stream (entry).\nThe entry here is about 80 meters in altitude above the entry height indicated by the first climbers.
Tour: see topographic view and photos

Loobigtal: Canyon End
Return: After the last high rappel in the Loobig valley we stand in the Alperschonbach. In this we go down about 150 m and then climb in or next to the next ditch, which pulls down from the left, up to the road and the car at "P2".

Loobigtal: Parking at Entry
Access: From Reutte on the B198 up the Lech Valley to Bach (37.5 km). 180m after the Lech bridge, which is just before entering Bach, we turn left from the B198 and take the road that leads south to Madau. 3.4 km after the turnoff and 2 km after the last house of Oberbach (before the road goes uphill in the forest), we park our car for the exit over a ditch, over which our exit should be made.\n\take the second car back to Bach. At the first bridge over the Alperschonbach we drive on its orographic. right side to the houses of Unterbach. Here we keep to the right and park the 2nd car near the Alperschonbach (at the last houses of Unterbach) (1100 m above sea level).
Return: After the last high rappel in the Loobig valley we stand in the Alperschonbach. In this we go down about 150 m and then climb in or next to the next ditch, which pulls down from the left, up to the road and the car at "P2".

Loobigtal: Parking at Exit
Access: From Reutte on the B198 up the Lech Valley to Bach (37.5 km). 180m after the Lech bridge, which is just before entering Bach, we turn left from the B198 and take the road that leads south to Madau. 3.4 km after the turnoff and 2 km after the last house of Oberbach (before the road goes uphill in the forest), we park our car for the exit over a ditch, over which our exit should be made.\n\take the second car back to Bach. At the first bridge over the Alperschonbach we drive on its orographic. right side to the houses of Unterbach. Here we keep to the right and park the 2nd car near the Alperschonbach (at the last houses of Unterbach) (1100 m above sea level).
Return: After the last high rappel in the Loobig valley we stand in the Alperschonbach. In this we go down about 150 m and then climb in or next to the next ditch, which pulls down from the left, up to the road and the car at "P2".

Sirina (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-03-27: Further gorge sections in the large valley to the west below Castelmola. You can at least find water here after rain. From Villagonia, take the narrow road under the highway up the valley. It is best...
2025-03-27: Sirina Large valley to the west below Castelmola. There are probably 3 sections of the gorge that can be hiked. Information could only be found about 2 parts. From Villagonia narrow road under the hi...
Approach: As shown on the Google.sketch (red color - see under photo gallery) At the exit of the driveway above the building, cross the stream and follow the path through terraced terrain to a ridge. Here descend diagonally down the barely visible path to the beginning of the canyon.
Tour: 8 rappels, the highest right at the beginning. Sirina Large valley to the west below Castelmola. There are probably 3 sections of the gorge that can be climbed. Information could only be found about 2 parts. The following canyon is dry even after rain. Some small pools can be crossed. v3a1III Equipment superiore, mostly chains 1. 23 m after 10 m intermediate level 2. 4m 3. 5m 4. 10 m 5. 8m 6. 19 m 7. 8 m 8. 15 m

Sirina (superiore): Canyon End
2025-03-27: Further gorge sections in the large valley to the west below Castelmola. You can at least find water here after rain. From Villagonia, take the narrow road under the highway up the valley. It is best...
2025-03-27: Sirina Large valley to the west below Castelmola. There are probably 3 sections of the gorge that can be hiked. Information could only be found about 2 parts. From Villagonia narrow road under the hi...
Return: Either on the slope up to "P 1" and then on to "P 2" or, as described by the French, after an influx from the right over the slopes, up to the ridge without a path and on this up to "P2". Another option would be for someone to choose the exit of the French and then take the car from "P 2" to "P 1", where the others wait after walking up the slope to "P 1". (brown colors - see photo gallery) Alternative description: A few meters before the stream (small waterfall) you can take a very steep path up the slope on the right. If you follow the stream up to a path, the last few meters are very overgrown and difficult to overcome. The path to the right is very pleasant. When you reach the access road, turn right back to the P.

Sirina (superiore): Waypoint
2025-03-27: Further gorge sections in the large valley to the west below Castelmola. You can at least find water here after rain. From Villagonia, take the narrow road under the highway up the valley. It is best...
2025-03-27: Sirina Large valley to the west below Castelmola. There are probably 3 sections of the gorge that can be hiked. Information could only be found about 2 parts. From Villagonia narrow road under the hi...
Comment: kleine Asphaltstraße rechts weiter
Approach: As shown on the Google.sketch (red color - see under photo gallery) At the exit of the driveway above the building, cross the stream and follow the path through terraced terrain to a ridge. Here descend diagonally down the barely visible path to the beginning of the canyon.

Sirina (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Taormina as shown on the Google approach (dark blue - see under photo gallery) From Villagonia take the narrow road under the highway up the valley. At 37°51.14594'N, 15°15.67966'E take the small asphalt road on the right. You can park your car at 37°51.46847'N, 15°16.01785'E. There is hardly any parking further on.
Return: Either on the slope up to "P 1" and then on to "P 2" or, as described by the French, after an influx from the right over the slopes, up to the ridge without a path and on this up to "P2". Another option would be for someone to choose the exit of the French and then take the car from "P 2" to "P 1", where the others wait after walking up the slope to "P 1". (brown colors - see photo gallery) Alternative description: A few meters before the stream (small waterfall) you can take a very steep path up the slope on the right. If you follow the stream up to a path, the last few meters are very overgrown and difficult to overcome. The path to the right is very pleasant. When you reach the access road, turn right back to the P.

Alcantara: Canyon Start
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Approach: see Google sketch in photo gallery
Tour: see also videos

Alcantara: Canyon End
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Return: left out on the tourist path and to the parking lot P1

Palazzolo: Canyon Start
2025-03-23: Gola Palazzolo Beautiful canyon that starts very relaxed. The path becomes steadily more demanding until the very beautiful 35 m waterfall at the exit. Turn off the SP110 at 37.9823458N, 14.9811202E...
Comment: Furt - Einstieg in den Bach
Approach: see photo gallery CWiki- red line
Tour: Several smaller rappels, then at the end a 35m rappel (to be done from the left or right). After a few meters, the stream enters the canyon. This is followed by several short abseils no longer than 5 m, some of which can also be downclimbed. Jumps are not possible. The small pools are shallow and blocked. The often slippery blocks in the watercourse require some caution. The short rappel after the giant tree is followed by a channel (critical depending on the water supply) with several BHs leading to the final drop. You can rappel from the chain in a 35 m step in the watercourse or left 10 m to 2 moderate BH0. From these, a 25 m rappel leads over a whirlpool cave into the final pool. Alternatively, you can traverse from the moderate BH to the left and rappel from a tree outside the waterline. Water quality: good but murky, hardly any garbage Equipment: good to moderate Emergency exit only possible at the start

Palazzolo: Canyon End
2025-03-23: Gola Palazzolo Beautiful canyon that starts very relaxed. The path becomes steadily more demanding until the very beautiful 35 m waterfall at the exit. Turn off the SP110 at 37.9823458N, 14.9811202E...
Return: Exit the last pool on the left and follow the path to the fenced-in water building. Follow the fence until you reach the path back to the P. see photo gallery CWiki - brown line, then on the approach path - red line

Palazzolo: Waypoint
2025-03-23: Gola Palazzolo Beautiful canyon that starts very relaxed. The path becomes steadily more demanding until the very beautiful 35 m waterfall at the exit. Turn off the SP110 at 37.9823458N, 14.9811202E...
Comment: auf eine kleine Asphaltstraße abbiegen
Approach: see photo gallery CWiki- red line

Palazzolo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Can be done either from the south or from the north, see photo gallery CWiki
Return: Exit the last pool on the left and follow the path to the fenced-in water building. Follow the fence until you reach the path back to the P. see photo gallery CWiki - brown line, then on the approach path - red line

Cataolo Basso: Canyon Start
Approach: see photo gallery (red line)
Tour: Relatively few smaller rappels in a homogeneous granite canyon.

Cataolo Basso: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the water drainage; see photo gallery for return route (brown line); possibly shortened by shuttle (see notes above).

Fosso Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: Either around the volcanic cone in a wide left turn or a traverse of the summit to then descend into the canyon beyond.
Tour: Gorge hike. Towards the exit then 2 rappel (5m + 15m) down to the sea.

Fosso Grande: Canyon End
Return: Several possibilities: \n * pick up by boat (only possible when the sea is calm)\n * leave ropes hanging from the two rappels and climb back on them\n * you walk to the first rappel where you can see the nearby sea and then walk back (without rappelling)\n * swim back in the sea doesn't seem a real option at 1.5 km distance.

Salinello: Canyon Start
Approach: Either Salinello integral with shuttle from P1, see photo gallery or Salinello integral without shuttle with approach via the GR to Macchia da Sole and from there get on.\n\nAlternatively entry via Lago, the left tributary of Salinello. This is particularly suitable if only one car is available. In addition, there are some rappels at the beginning of the descent. See photo gallery
Tour: Narrow sections with rappel alternate with - sometimes also longer - running stretches

Salinello: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the last rappel - Cascata di Caccamo - left up to the GR and there right to the parking P2

Salinello: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: Either Salinello integral with shuttle from P1, see photo gallery or Salinello integral without shuttle with approach via the GR to Macchia da Sole and from there get on.\n\nAlternatively entry via Lago, the left tributary of Salinello. This is particularly suitable if only one car is available. In addition, there are some rappels at the beginning of the descent. See photo gallery
Tour: Narrow sections with rappel alternate with - sometimes also longer - running stretches

Salinello: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the last rappel - Cascata di Caccamo - left up to the GR and there right to the parking P2

Salinello: Parking at Entry
Access: From the SS14 highway that passes south of Ascoli-Piceno, see photo gallery: Approach.
Return: Immediately after the last rappel - Cascata di Caccamo - left up to the GR and there right to the parking P2

Salinello: Parking at Exit
Access: From the SS14 highway that passes south of Ascoli-Piceno, see photo gallery: Approach.

Salinello: Waypoint
Comment: sentier d\'approche (sans navette) (descente)
Approach: Either Salinello integral with shuttle from P1, see photo gallery or Salinello integral without shuttle with approach via the GR to Macchia da Sole and from there get on.\n\nAlternatively entry via Lago, the left tributary of Salinello. This is particularly suitable if only one car is available. In addition, there are some rappels at the beginning of the descent. See photo gallery

Salinello: Waypoint1
Comment: Sentier d\'approche (sans navette) à travers Lago à l\'entrée Lago (descente)

Salinello: Waypoint2
Comment: confluence avec Lago (descente)

Rezzo: Canyon Start
Approach: Entry below the water drainage system.
Tour: At the beginning walk and downclimb. After the 1st rappel more interesting and varied. Exit possibilities several times on crossing paths. Also at the mill (350 m above sea level) you can exit to the left.

Rezzo: Canyon End
Return: After opening the final narrows out to the right and down the road to the car.

Rezzo: Parking at Entry
Access: From Lugano along the northern shore of the lake of the same name in the direction of Menaggio (Lago di Como) - or vice versa. After 15 km you reach Porlezza. In Porlezza, we take the road towards Val di Rezzo, but immediately turn left again and look for a parking space on the other side of the stream. Take the second vehicle back, turn left into the Val di Rezzo and drive 3.5 km via Vesetto up to Corrido/Molzano. From here, continue uphill on the SP 11 and after 2.2 km you will reach a junction where an access road to the water drainage system opens up on the left. For access without conversion, see map in photo gallery.
Return: After opening the final narrows out to the right and down the road to the car.

Rezzo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking aval pour la première sortie (descente)
Access: From Lugano along the northern shore of the lake of the same name in the direction of Menaggio (Lago di Como) - or vice versa. After 15 km you reach Porlezza. In Porlezza, we take the road towards Val di Rezzo, but immediately turn left again and look for a parking space on the other side of the stream. Take the second vehicle back, turn left into the Val di Rezzo and drive 3.5 km via Vesetto up to Corrido/Molzano. From here, continue uphill on the SP 11 and after 2.2 km you will reach a junction where an access road to the water drainage system opens up on the left. For access without conversion, see map in photo gallery.
Return: After opening the final narrows out to the right and down the road to the car.

Rezzo: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: première sortie (vielle moulin devant les dernières cascades vers Porlezza) (descente)

Navegna: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road next to the chapel (north of it) few stairs down to the dam with old water drainage.
Tour: As Nizzola writes in his book, best to walk in spring or after rains. Relatively much deadwood in the canyon. Only before the road bridge at 467 m above sea level repeatedly good exit possibilities. From there on also - temporarily - slight odor nuisance. From the whole settlement that crosses the canyon, you see almost nothing except the road bridges.

Navegna: Canyon End
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Return: At 240 m a.s.l. (immediately after passing under the 4th road bridge, turn right out onto the footpath (beyond the footbridge on the left at the artificial stone wall modern fountain)and on the path in a southwesterly direction to the road and the car.

Navegna: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road next to the chapel (north of it) few stairs down to the dam with old water drainage.
Tour: As Nizzola writes in his book, best to walk in spring or after rains. Relatively much deadwood in the canyon. Only before the road bridge at 467 m above sea level repeatedly good exit possibilities. From there on also - temporarily - slight odor nuisance. From the whole settlement that crosses the canyon, you see almost nothing except the road bridges.

Navegna: Parking at Entry
Access: From Locarno up to Minusio. Park the lower vehicle at the lower edge of Brione sopra Minusio (see map sketch in Nizzola's Eldorado Ticino, p. 291). With the second vehicle through Brione sopra Minusio in serpentines upwards. At the road bridge at 467 m a.s.l. water level checkable. Continue in the direction of Viona. At 700 m a.s.l., after a bend to the right (inn on the right, open chapel a little below on the left), you reach the stream. Here second vehicle in a suitable place (in Switzerland, only a few places are suitable - all "private") park.
Return: At 240 m a.s.l. (immediately after passing under the 4th road bridge, turn right out onto the footpath (beyond the footbridge on the left at the artificial stone wall modern fountain)and on the path in a southwesterly direction to the road and the car.

Navegna: Parking at Exit
Access: From Locarno up to Minusio. Park the lower vehicle at the lower edge of Brione sopra Minusio (see map sketch in Nizzola's Eldorado Ticino, p. 291). With the second vehicle through Brione sopra Minusio in serpentines upwards. At the road bridge at 467 m a.s.l. water level checkable. Continue in the direction of Viona. At 700 m a.s.l., after a bend to the right (inn on the right, open chapel a little below on the left), you reach the stream. Here second vehicle in a suitable place (in Switzerland, only a few places are suitable - all "private") park.
Return: At 240 m a.s.l. (immediately after passing under the 4th road bridge, turn right out onto the footpath (beyond the footbridge on the left at the artificial stone wall modern fountain)and on the path in a southwesterly direction to the road and the car.

Boggera (Superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: Ascent options from the lower parking lot (2h) or via the toll road (for each vehicle and each entry: 10 CHF or EUR in coins, can mix CHF and EUR) to Censo and from there via a hiking trail (25 min). For description see literature/Swisstopo. Helicopter: After landing with the helicopter, you are left on a hiking trail past a suspension bridge to a water catchment where most of the water is drained. Don't get in too early: the uppermost, normally water-bearing part is not drilled.
Tour: Pay attention to the boiler in the middle part if it is not filled with water. Place a person in the previous fall and then in the kettle to check that the hand line is in position for exit. This person should be able to climb a rope if a retreat is required. The cauldron can be bypassed from the top of the previous abseil point. The entry is via the steep forest terrain --> once in the canyon, the first deep pools start immediately --> depending on the water level, most of the pools are jumpable --> the route continues continuously over beautiful granite rock --> the belays are well placed, but mostly only single pitons --> watch out for the sharp edges and the narrow crevasses (several rope remnants in various places already show unfortunate rappel maneuvers) --> from the middle there are several rappels that also increase in height --> however, there are always pools and downclimbs that require concentration and fitness --> in the lower part you can enjoy beautiful views from the rappels that offer up to 35m --> after the last rappel of approx. 18m (jump?!) you usually come back to civilization --> here is the exit (480Hm) or entry of the Boggera Inferiore --> either you follow the course of the gorge (see Boggera inferiore) or you take the hiking trail back to the parking lot in about 15min. Caution: There is a mousetrap in the middle part, if this depression does not contain water it is very difficult to get out again. Before roping in, make sure that there is no water or at least the handrail in the depression. If not, climb back up on the ropes and bypass the depression.

Boggera (Superiore): Parking at Exit
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Access: Approach Normal: On the road n.2 coming from the south, shortly after Honda dealer, turn right through an underpass of the railroad line, immediately after that turn right again on gravel road, still about 100m to the parking lot. At the level of the canyon exit there is also the railroad station "Stazione Osonga-Cresciano". Heli approach: From Biasca ri. Osogna --> 500m north before the road leading to Lodrino turn left and drive under the drawbridge --> continue to the right for about 200m until you reach the riding arena --> park the 1st car here --> take the 2nd car and drive to the Heli-TV station. The helicopter can carry 4 people --> the cost of the flight to the entry for the Boggera Superiore is 182CHF (about €135,-) --> very worthwhile!
Return: Leave the canyon at 480m on the left and return to the parking lot via the hiking trail in about 15 minutes, or do the lower part of the canyon (75 minutes).

Boggera (Superiore): Canyon End
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2025-09-06: Inspection as part of the coordination of the Styrian Mountain Rescue. With ascent aid (€ 230,- per rotation 4-5 persons). Upper part very cold, few or no anchors (slides/jumping mandatory). Then di...
Return: Leave the canyon at 480m on the left and return to the parking lot via the hiking trail in about 15 minutes, or do the lower part of the canyon (75 minutes).

Boggera (Superiore): Parking at Entry
Access: Approach Normal: On the road n.2 coming from the south, shortly after Honda dealer, turn right through an underpass of the railroad line, immediately after that turn right again on gravel road, still about 100m to the parking lot. At the level of the canyon exit there is also the railroad station "Stazione Osonga-Cresciano". Heli approach: From Biasca ri. Osogna --> 500m north before the road leading to Lodrino turn left and drive under the drawbridge --> continue to the right for about 200m until you reach the riding arena --> park the 1st car here --> take the 2nd car and drive to the Heli-TV station. The helicopter can carry 4 people --> the cost of the flight to the entry for the Boggera Superiore is 182CHF (about €135,-) --> very worthwhile!
Return: Leave the canyon at 480m on the left and return to the parking lot via the hiking trail in about 15 minutes, or do the lower part of the canyon (75 minutes).

Acquetta: Canyon Start
2025-06-03: Good range but passable
Tour: 15-16 rappels, in between running routes and downclimbing

Acquetta: Canyon End
2025-06-03: Good range but passable
Return: At the small reservoir out to the right or left and to the car.

Iragna (Intermedio): Canyon End
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Return: Either before the last part turn left out onto the path and down along it, or later out onto the stone bridge if you don't want to go all the way to the exit of the second part.

Iragna (Intermedio): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot walk in the direction of the village center/bridge. Then left along the stream --> after the barrier you can see the last rappel (water level control) --> on the left side it goes past the material ropeway --> hiking trail up past the back of the houses --> hiking trail goes over small stone bridge --> signpost --> small house --> stone steps with railing --> iron gate --> chapel --> follow hiking trail until you leave approx. 510Hm --> left narrow trail down to the stream.
Tour: Wild and attractive canyon for experienced canyoneers. Walk with as little water as possible.\nAt the abseil point in the chute, which is about 15 m long and the end of which cannot be seen, be sure to traverse along the edge to the right to the intermediate level not yet visible from the first abseil point!\nIn general, the ascent of the lower part is connected.

Iragna (Intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Biasca drive in the direction of Bellinzona. At the main road near Iragna turn right and park at the large parking lot at the beginning of the village (sports field).
Return: Either before the last part turn left out onto the path and down along it, or later out onto the stone bridge if you don't want to go all the way to the exit of the second part.

Iragna (Intermedio): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Lodrino (superiore) dx: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot (580 m a.s.l.) on an initially concrete path up to a meadow with a house. Here the path turns left and climbs only moderately high above the canyon to the steel bridge over the middle Lodrino (635 m a.s.l.). Now the path goes up in serpentines, passing the access to the middle Lodrino on the right. At about 800 m a.s.l. the path begins to slowly and steadily climb up the southern slope of the Lodrino into the long valley behind. Passing the former Alpe Dureda (890 m a.s.l.) we reach the side valley Val di Drosina (of Val Lodrino). Here the path turns WNW. At 1050 m a.s.l. a path on the right descends to a destroyed iron footbridge (entry).
Tour: After smaller rappels in a forest canyon we come to C 50, the only higher rappel. After that open riverbed with some narrower passages. The Lodrino sup. should only be climbed if the water level would also allow an ascent of the lower (and middle) part, since also in the L. sup. are narrow passages that are critical at increased water flow and are not yet secured for an appropriate ascent (2008).

Lodrino (superiore) dx: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Hubschrauberlandeplatz, an der Straße nicht auf dem Schotter parken.
Access: From the highway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) in the north of Bellinzona, head north on the N 2. Shortly after passing through Cresciano, turn left and drive to the other side of the valley to Lodrino (approx. 12 km from the highway junction). Drive into the village (right) and after the bridge over the stream take the 3rd road on the left. Park your first car in front of the cemetery (the parking spaces in front of the supermarket and under the trees in the center of the village should not be used). Take the second car north towards Iragna and after almost 2 km (from Lodrino) turn left immediately after the houses of Rodaglio at a business (GPS coordinates: 46°19'02.46 "N / 8°58'19.70 "E ) onto a small road that takes you up to the houses of Legri (a turn-off to the right). - Ignore the access road to the upper Iragna) Continue straight ahead on the small road until it exits onto an open area (helipad) (or continues as a dirt road in a westerly direction). Park the second car here.
Return: After a long walking passages, at the access to the Lodrino med. (7 m jump before the ramp with the high rappel), exit to the right and return on the ascent path. Of course, it is possible to add the middle part of the Lodrino and continue until the railroad bridge at the beginning of the lower part.

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Return: After a long walking passages, at the access to the Lodrino med. (7 m jump before the ramp with the high rappel), exit to the right and return on the ascent path. Of course, it is possible to add the middle part of the Lodrino and continue until the railroad bridge at the beginning of the lower part.

Lodrino (superiore) dx: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Indicative measuring point, no direct measured value: Little: <150l/sec; Medium: 150-400l/sec; Much: 400-1000l/sec>; Too much: 1000l/sec

Lodrino (superiore) dx: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Val di Drosina SUP
Approach: From the parking lot (580 m a.s.l.) on an initially concrete path up to a meadow with a house. Here the path turns left and climbs only moderately high above the canyon to the steel bridge over the middle Lodrino (635 m a.s.l.). Now the path goes up in serpentines, passing the access to the middle Lodrino on the right. At about 800 m a.s.l. the path begins to slowly and steadily climb up the southern slope of the Lodrino into the long valley behind. Passing the former Alpe Dureda (890 m a.s.l.) we reach the side valley Val di Drosina (of Val Lodrino). Here the path turns WNW. At 1050 m a.s.l. a path on the right descends to a destroyed iron footbridge (entry).
Tour: After smaller rappels in a forest canyon we come to C 50, the only higher rappel. After that open riverbed with some narrower passages. The Lodrino sup. should only be climbed if the water level would also allow an ascent of the lower (and middle) part, since also in the L. sup. are narrow passages that are critical at increased water flow and are not yet secured for an appropriate ascent (2008).

Lodrino (intermedio): Canyon Start
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2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lodrino (intermédiaire) Conditions sportives mais fantastiques dans le Lodrino intermedio, même si le temps de 2 heures est difficile à respec...
2025-10-09: Good trip! Beautiful canyon. Water levels are okey. We took all the aquatic lines. Sometimes it looks impressive. But with some knowledge of the canyon and a good team good to go 👍 We did it with...
Approach: At the large open area (580Hm) a hiking path starts immediately to the right upwards --> follow this past the house and then without much difference in altitude along the canyon --> the path is exposed in some places and leads to the iron bridge that leads over the Lodrino --> cross the bridge and follow the hiking path to the third bend --> from here a very exposed path goes right next to the canyon to the stream (entry 650Hm). (approx. 30 minutes)
Tour: ! very dangerous if there is a lot of water! After the spectacular access you continue in the stream --> the first cascade is bypassed on the left (left tree for rappelling) --> the next point can usually be jumped after checking the depth and strength of the current (attention, you have to jump far forward, the place is already known to the Swiss air rescue (REGA) as a frequently frequented accident site!) --> immediately afterwards follows the highest rappel with 47m (here you can rappel spectacularly free-hanging on the left at the water or on the right, but with strong rope friction. ) --> from here the canyon runs deep --> further on you have several walking and small climbing passages --> jumps should always be controlled as the canyon changes a lot --> in the middle of the canyon there are short abseiling sections in the water course, which can be problematic at higher water levels --> the deep pools also often have a strong current and should not be underestimated --> at the end of the parts that have been rappelled there is a swimming passage --> from here you still have a walking passage and small climbs until the last rappel --> after the rappel you walk for a while through the now rather open streambed until you reach a bridge that runs only a few meters above the streambed (this is NOT the bridge known from the approach). The exit of the Lodrino intermedio is on the left bank of the bridge.

Lodrino (intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lodrino (intermédiaire) Conditions sportives mais fantastiques dans le Lodrino intermedio, même si le temps de 2 heures est difficile à respec...
2025-10-09: Good trip! Beautiful canyon. Water levels are okey. We took all the aquatic lines. Sometimes it looks impressive. But with some knowledge of the canyon and a good team good to go 👍 We did it with...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Hubschrauberlandeplatz
Access: From the highway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) in the north of Bellinzona, head north on the N 2. Shortly after passing through Cresciano, turn left and drive to the other side of the valley to Lodrino (approx. 12 km from the highway junction). Drive into the village (right) and after the bridge over the stream take the 3rd road on the left. Park your first car in front of the cemetery (the parking spaces in front of the supermarket and under the trees in the center of the village should not be used). Take the second car north towards Iragna and after almost 2 km (from Lodrino) turn left immediately after the houses of Rodaglio at a business (GPS coordinates: 46°19'02.46 "N / 8°58'19.70 "E ) onto a small road that takes you up to the houses of Legri (a turn-off to the right). - Ignore the access road to the upper Iragna) Continue straight ahead on the small road until it exits onto an open area (helipad) (or continues as a dirt road in a westerly direction). Do not park on the large gravel surface here, as this is a commercial helicopter take-off and landing site! There are no stopping signs for a reason!
Return: To the left of the bridge, you can climb over a large boulder onto the bridge. The path leads through the conspicuous intersection to the top left back to the car. (approx. 15 minutes)

Lodrino (intermedio): Canyon End
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2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lodrino (intermédiaire) Conditions sportives mais fantastiques dans le Lodrino intermedio, même si le temps de 2 heures est difficile à respec...
2025-10-09: Good trip! Beautiful canyon. Water levels are okey. We took all the aquatic lines. Sometimes it looks impressive. But with some knowledge of the canyon and a good team good to go 👍 We did it with...
Return: To the left of the bridge, you can climb over a large boulder onto the bridge. The path leads through the conspicuous intersection to the top left back to the car. (approx. 15 minutes)

Nala (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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2025-10-06: Followed up with the helicopter and then climbed the middle and lower parts. Anchoring in the middle part is insufficient, in the lower part mostly excellent (with a few parts). Dead wild boar in the...
2025-10-04: Everything in perfect order. Very nice and worthwhile tour!
Approach: From the parking lot take the road above the cemetery to the right until the church (Santa Maria del Castello) --> behind the church a steep pilgrim path leads up next to the already visible canyon --> follow the steep path and pass the houses on the right (parallel to the canyon) --> after the last impassable steep part there is a slightly sloping path (sloping terrain) to the entry at about 460Hm.
Tour: Arrived at the first pool at approx. 450Hm it starts immediately with the rappel in the water --> over a removable traverese rope one comes to the first rappel point of approx. 30m with a sharp edge --> after this point the canyon becomes immediately narrower --> 2 approx. 15m rappel points follow whereby the 2. The second one leads through a narrow chute (problematic with a lot of water) --> a 25m and 20m rappel into a big basin --> now the canyon opens --> here you have the possibility to get out on the right side (small swimming pools) --> via a removable traverese rope you reach the chain anchor --> from there you have a super view into the C50 narrow waterfall (big water pressure and small basin!!!) --> the next place is again narrow and unclear, the water shoots in zig zag 25m down into a small hollow (very nice) --> the canyon opens again and you could get out here re already --> there follows another slide or jump from up to 20m (however, the big pool is only on the right side deep enough --> the next places are unproblematic --->finally you jump about 8m into the pool at about 280Hm.

Nala (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-10-06: Followed up with the helicopter and then climbed the middle and lower parts. Anchoring in the middle part is insufficient, in the lower part mostly excellent (with a few parts). Dead wild boar in the...
2025-10-04: Everything in perfect order. Very nice and worthwhile tour!
Access: From the freeway junction north of Bellinzona take the N2 towards Biasca. Passing through Claro and Cresciano we reach Osogna (11.4 km from the highway to the bridge over the Nala). After the bridge over the Nala, drive up to the cemetery and leave the car there.
Return: From the last basin at 280Hm it goes right the way into the place --> here immediately right back to the parking lot.

Nala (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Osogna (inférieur) Équipement haut de gamme, à quelques exceptions près. C'est toujours une expérience inoubliable de faire cette superbe desc...
2025-10-06: Followed up with the helicopter and then climbed the middle and lower parts. Anchoring in the middle part is insufficient, in the lower part mostly excellent (with a few parts). Dead wild boar in the...
2025-10-04: Everything in perfect order. Very nice and worthwhile tour!
Return: From the last basin at 280Hm it goes right the way into the place --> here immediately right back to the parking lot.

Nala (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: If necessary, water supply from the interconnected reservoir canal leading to the power plant (automatic opening of the sluice in case of problems in the canal or in the power plant, as in the case of the accident in 2001: https://www.nzz.ch/article7KF2C-ld.179745 ).

Spina Santa: Canyon Start
Approach: Either orographic. left on the slope closed to motor vehicles or orographic. right via footpath, in each case to the entry at the Fonte (spring) della Nocchia (long well trough).
Tour: About 15 rappel, some smaller jumps possible (see video).

Spina Santa: Canyon End
Return: Out of the stream to the right on a dirt road or the track and after a few meters we come to the car.

Pont a Favre: Canyon Start
Approach: From the guardrail without a path in a westerly direction down to the Séran. The access is about 50 m above the Pont à Favre.
Tour: Mainly swim canyon, short but attractive.This is the uppermost Séran canyon; it is followed downstream by the Gorges de Thurignin and the Cerveyrieu waterfall. Good to combine also with the nearby Groin and the dry rope Cerveyrieu fossile.

Pont a Favre: Canyon End
Return: After leaving the narrows, continue for about 100 m in the river (not too early and steeply up to the right!), then climb pathless and not very steeply in a wide hollow to the western edge of the canyon. Along this to the north, later on a path. This leads us over the Pont à Favre and up to the parking lot on the D 31.

Pont a Favre: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After about 25 km (from the border) take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the exit of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and go through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (direction Bourg-en-Bresse) for an additional 8.5 km until Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nIn Artemare, we turn half-right at the prominent left turn (Rue de la Poste). About 100 m further on, at the Place de la Liberté, we turn right onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). In serpentines it goes up to the hamlet of Don, then the D 31 leads over the Groin ("Gouffre ..."). A little later, from the left (from the SW) comes the D 30. From there it is a little more than 1 km to a right turn with guardrail, where we park our vehicle.
Return: After leaving the narrows, continue for about 100 m in the river (not too early and steeply up to the right!), then climb pathless and not very steeply in a wide hollow to the western edge of the canyon. Along this to the north, later on a path. This leads us over the Pont à Favre and up to the parking lot on the D 31.

Froda (Inferiore): Canyon Start1
2025-10-14: High abseils, some rock friction. Slippery. Nice views over the valley! Waterlevel low at the moment.
2025-08-15: Everything is tip top. If you leave from the lower parking lot at 10 a.m. in August, you are in the shade right up to the entry point. The inhabitant of the stone house at the access point asked us to...
Approach: Next to the final waterfall, turn right orographically up a small path. Cross the bridge and now orographically left on a marked path always close to the stream up to the vicinity of a house (Cantoi - 645 m a.s.l.). Here you climb to the foot of the high waterfall to the entry into the lowest part of the Froda (600 m above sea level).next to the final waterfall orographically right on a small path steeply up to the stone bridge. If you want a flatter, easier path, you can also start at the church in the village (Ciesa Pietro e Paolo) --> see Start Intermedio; from there in the direction of Santa Petronilla (= stone bridge). Now ascend orographically left on a marked path always close to the stream until near a house (Cantoi - 645 m a.s.l.) (here you could already descend to the stream if you want to skip the 70 /115 m sequence). Continue along the path until after a hairpin bend a path branches off to the left (approx. 790m); follow this for a few more minutes until you reach the stream at 770m.
Tour: If you are looking for a very vertically demanding canyon, this is the right place for you --> work carefully with the rope and always give enough rope (some of the edges are very sharp) --> essentially you have a breathtaking view throughout the canyon --> be careful in the lower part (after the stone bridge) --> danger of falling rocks due to rope retrival or bathers.

Froda (Inferiore): Canyon End1
2025-10-14: High abseils, some rock friction. Slippery. Nice views over the valley! Waterlevel low at the moment.
2025-08-15: Everything is tip top. If you leave from the lower parking lot at 10 a.m. in August, you are in the shade right up to the entry point. The inhabitant of the stone house at the access point asked us to...
Return: Turn right (watch out for barriers!) approx. 400m to the car.

Froda (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-14: High abseils, some rock friction. Slippery. Nice views over the valley! Waterlevel low at the moment.
2025-08-15: Everything is tip top. If you leave from the lower parking lot at 10 a.m. in August, you are in the shade right up to the entry point. The inhabitant of the stone house at the access point asked us to...
Access: Drive from the Biasca highway exit to the center of Biasca and park your car behind the train station (see coordinates)
Return: Turn right (watch out for barriers!) approx. 400m to the car.

Riale di Censo: Canyon Start
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2025-09-18: Super nice and varied canyon with sun. Stands all in order and easy to reach. The two high slides are rappelled the first few meters. The toll gate for the Hochshutteln only accepts coins (2 or 1 €, C...
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Approach: From the parking lot, a path leads eastwards into the forest. On the ascent we meet a hiking trail coming from the right, which we follow further uphill. About halfway up, we cross the Riale di Censo and continue uphill in a northerly direction. We then come to a road, which we follow to the right until we reach the stream (entry). Alternatively, take the car to the upper parking lot and from there directly into the stream. The toll road costs 10 francs or euros per vehicle. Payable in coins only! Please park the lower car on the grass verge, not on the tarred section towards the campsite.
Tour: 14 - 16 rappel. Possibly sometimes problems with the rope retrival (eg at the C65 - transfer 50m/15m)). The final rappel (C40) into the chute can be avoided by rappelling over the wall on the right. The jump that is marked in the topographic view at Nizzola no longer exists.

Riale di Censo: Canyon End
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2025-09-18: Super nice and varied canyon with sun. Stands all in order and easy to reach. The two high slides are rappelled the first few meters. The toll gate for the Hochshutteln only accepts coins (2 or 1 €, C...
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Return: After the boulder climb at the exit of the canyon left out to the car.

Riale di Censo: Parking at Exit
2025-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Censo Bon canyon en temps de pluie, nombreux échappatoires. Le t20 du départ passe en partant juste après la cassure mais il faut amortir à la...
2025-09-18: Super nice and varied canyon with sun. Stands all in order and easy to reach. The two high slides are rappelled the first few meters. The toll gate for the Hochshutteln only accepts coins (2 or 1 €, C...
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Censo DC On a fait la partie basse seulement cette fois ci, départ après le pontTob de départ top, on touche un peu le mur en fasse quand on s...
Access: From the highway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) north of Bellinzona, head north on the N 2 via Claro to Scubiago (5.5 km). In Scubiago, turn right off the N 2 just before the bridge over the Riale di Censo and after about 350 m you reach the stream again. Here you can park your car (on the other side of the bridge is the "Al Censo" campsite) and you can also take a second car via Claro on a toll road (10 CHF - 2025) to the entry point.
Return: After the boulder climb at the exit of the canyon left out to the car.

Riale di Censo: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Einstieg in den unteren Schluchtabschnitt
Access: From the highway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) north of Bellinzona, head north on the N 2 via Claro to Scubiago (5.5 km). In Scubiago, turn right off the N 2 just before the bridge over the Riale di Censo and after about 350 m you reach the stream again. Here you can park your car (on the other side of the bridge is the "Al Censo" campsite) and you can also take a second car via Claro on a toll road (10 CHF - 2025) to the entry point.
Return: After the boulder climb at the exit of the canyon left out to the car.

Riale di Censo: Parking at Entry
Access: From the highway junction (Gotthard/Bernardino) north of Bellinzona, head north on the N 2 via Claro to Scubiago (5.5 km). In Scubiago, turn right off the N 2 just before the bridge over the Riale di Censo and after about 350 m you reach the stream again. Here you can park your car (on the other side of the bridge is the "Al Censo" campsite) and you can also take a second car via Claro on a toll road (10 CHF - 2025) to the entry point.

Riale di Censo: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Selvagrande (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: see overall sketch under photo gallery (red color)
Tour: see overall sketch under photo gallery (descent blue)

Selvagrande (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: see sketch under photo gallery (exits brown; at A1 to P1; at A2 to P2); the exit to P2 is pathless over a ridge; brushwood must be expected.

Selvagrande (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: see the approach sketches under photo gallery (here approach from Ascoli Piceno to the parking lot P1 for the upper car)
Return: see sketch under photo gallery (exits brown; at A1 to P1; at A2 to P2); the exit to P2 is pathless over a ridge; brushwood must be expected.

Selvagrande (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: see the approach sketches under photo gallery (here approach from Ascoli Piceno to the parking lot P1 for the upper car)
Return: see sketch under photo gallery (exits brown; at A1 to P1; at A2 to P2); the exit to P2 is pathless over a ridge; brushwood must be expected.

Riancoli: Canyon Start
Approach: First continue on the dirt road to the ruins of the mill "Mola tra le Vene". In total about 45 min. alternating along the right and left banks of the stream. Then at the exit of the path get in (E).
Tour: 7 rappels, jumps and slides

Riancoli: Canyon End
Return: Get off before the bridge and a few meters to the lower car.

Riancoli: Parking at Entry
Access: From the A 24 (Rome - Aquila/Pescara) take the Carsoli exit onto the SP 34 and follow it northwards until you reach the parking area for the lower car (P2) very close to the exit (see photo gallery).\nTake the second car via Collalto Sabino to the parking entry (P1) - see photo gallery.
Return: Get off before the bridge and a few meters to the lower car.

Riancoli: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A 24 (Rome - Aquila/Pescara) take the Carsoli exit onto the SP 34 and follow it northwards until you reach the parking area for the lower car (P2) very close to the exit (see photo gallery).\nTake the second car via Collalto Sabino to the parking entry (P1) - see photo gallery.
Return: Get off before the bridge and a few meters to the lower car.

Alberghi: Canyon Start
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Approach: Now take the CAI 167/168 hiking trail to the left up into the Canale Fondone, a gravel cirque of marble stones. The path branches off at around 420m above sea level. Take the path on the right (CAI 167) and, after a long climb, reach a ridge above the Canale degli Alberghi, which offers a view of the mountain flank above. Here a track descends to the left into the dry streambed (entry).
Tour: In the streambed downhill we soon reach the first rappel on smooth marble. 18 more rappels follow, interrupted by runs and steps for downclimbing (see topographic view).

Alberghi: Canyon End
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Return: We finally meet an accumulation of larger marble blocks, here we get off again on the access path. On this we go back down to the car.

Alberghi: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A 12 (Genova - Pisa) at the Massa exit, cross the town and head into the mountains towards Forno. About 3 km further (after Forno) the asphalt road ends (375m above sea level). Here we park our car (see approach under photo gallery).
Return: We finally meet an accumulation of larger marble blocks, here we get off again on the access path. On this we go back down to the car.

Doserbach: Canyon Start
2023-07-16: Very much water from intermediate entry "D2 In the Hornbach dangerous entanglements, can be bypassed on the right side
2022-07-15: The approach to the upper and middle sections is not obvious. It goes right through the forest, sometimes steeply uphill. The middle section begins with two very nice, rewarding abseils. Then just cli...
Approach: From the chapel follow the slope, crossing the wooden bridge of the Hornbach, stay on the forest road. Keeping to the right, about 150m after the second fork, you will come to a bridge with wooden planks over the Doserbach (lowest access). About 50m further on the forest road on the righthand side is a hunter's high stand. There, on the left, approximately on the border between forest and clearing, ascend pathlessly - at best indistinct footprints. About 100 meters of altitude up to a game crossing (difficult to see), which leads left into the canyon (medium access). If you continue (pathless) upwards to 1630 meters altitude, you reach the free slopes above the canyon (Faulholzer Kar) and traverse here about 150m to the left (in eastern direction) to the upper entry into the canyon.
Tour: After the entry in the Hochkar, smaller steps follow at first, then increasingly higher rappel. After the middle access, the canyon temporarily becomes very narrow.

Doserbach: Canyon End
2023-07-16: Very much water from intermediate entry "D2 In the Hornbach dangerous entanglements, can be bypassed on the right side
2022-07-15: The approach to the upper and middle sections is not obvious. It goes right through the forest, sometimes steeply uphill. The middle section begins with two very nice, rewarding abseils. Then just cli...
Return: If there is too much water in the Hornbach, you can get out on the left before it flows into the Hornbach and climb up the canyon rim to the forest road. Otherwise you can cross the Hornbach directly and climb up to the road on the other side or, if there is little water, stay in the Hornbach until you reach the parking lot.

Doserbach: Alternative Canyon Start
2023-07-16: Very much water from intermediate entry "D2 In the Hornbach dangerous entanglements, can be bypassed on the right side
2022-07-15: The approach to the upper and middle sections is not obvious. It goes right through the forest, sometimes steeply uphill. The middle section begins with two very nice, rewarding abseils. Then just cli...
Comment: D 2 départ pour les guides - échappatoire possible (résurgence RD) (descente)
Approach: From the chapel follow the slope, crossing the wooden bridge of the Hornbach, stay on the forest road. Keeping to the right, about 150m after the second fork, you will come to a bridge with wooden planks over the Doserbach (lowest access). About 50m further on the forest road on the righthand side is a hunter's high stand. There, on the left, approximately on the border between forest and clearing, ascend pathlessly - at best indistinct footprints. About 100 meters of altitude up to a game crossing (difficult to see), which leads left into the canyon (medium access). If you continue (pathless) upwards to 1630 meters altitude, you reach the free slopes above the canyon (Faulholzer Kar) and traverse here about 150m to the left (in eastern direction) to the upper entry into the canyon.
Tour: After the entry in the Hochkar, smaller steps follow at first, then increasingly higher rappel. After the middle access, the canyon temporarily becomes very narrow.

Doserbach: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: D 3 de la piste - (echappatoire poss.) (descente)
Approach: From the chapel follow the slope, crossing the wooden bridge of the Hornbach, stay on the forest road. Keeping to the right, about 150m after the second fork, you will come to a bridge with wooden planks over the Doserbach (lowest access). About 50m further on the forest road on the righthand side is a hunter's high stand. There, on the left, approximately on the border between forest and clearing, ascend pathlessly - at best indistinct footprints. About 100 meters of altitude up to a game crossing (difficult to see), which leads left into the canyon (medium access). If you continue (pathless) upwards to 1630 meters altitude, you reach the free slopes above the canyon (Faulholzer Kar) and traverse here about 150m to the left (in eastern direction) to the upper entry into the canyon.
Tour: After the entry in the Hochkar, smaller steps follow at first, then increasingly higher rappel. After the middle access, the canyon temporarily becomes very narrow.

Doserbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Reutte on the 198 up the Lech valley to Stanzach. 500m behind the center of Stanzach turn right, cross the Lech and drive 2.4 km to Vorderhornbach. There we take the Hornbacher Landstraße L264 in the direction of Hinterhornbach. After 4.5 km we cross the Stützbach stream coming from the right (from the north). !30m further on and still before the avalanche gallery we turn left downhill at a sharp angle onto the forest road. After a good 50m there is a small chapel on the left of the track (hardly visible from the tarred road). Park your car here in front of the wooden fence.
Return: If there is too much water in the Hornbach, you can get out on the left before it flows into the Hornbach and climb up the canyon rim to the forest road. Otherwise you can cross the Hornbach directly and climb up to the road on the other side or, if there is little water, stay in the Hornbach until you reach the parking lot.

Caffaro (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: We rope down from a tree into the river.
Tour: 4 rappel, nice the 30m rappel, otherwise not very interesting locomotion in the riverbed. Exit to the left, where the riverbed becomes wider again.

Caffaro (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Up the embankment and past a house to the road.

Caffaro (superiore): Parking at Entry
Access: From Lago d'Idro (Anfo or Ponte Caffaro) on the SP 669 up to Bagolino. Just before reaching the village, we already cross the Caffaro - (here is the entry to the lower part). Passing Bagolino we continue on the SP 669 and about 5.5 km after the village we come to a bridge over the Caffaro (Ponte Dasarè). Here we leave our car in a suitable place (parking access). A shuttle would be possible, but is not really worth it because of 850m return. Better one walks without luggage back to the car, while the others wait with the luggage.
Return: Up the embankment and past a house to the road.

Lapathos: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk along the fence in an easterly direction to the entry.
Tour: A total of 32 rappel. If you change at the 80er in the middle and there are at most three of you, 2 x 45 m (plus 55 m if the rope is stuck and no one wants to climb) are also enough. Several rappels can also be downclimbed or bypassed. The 80 is interrupted in 40, 20, 20 (Bromirakis 2021)

Lapathos: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel (80 m/8 m/28 m) about half an hour still rappel hiking, then just before the bridge left out to the road.

Lapathos: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Ierapetra westward along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Passing the village, the road (No. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and goes uphill. After 7 km (from Mirtos there is a road to Loutrake on the left. However, we continue for about 1400 m towards Ano Viannos and come to the place where the road crosses the streambed of Lapathos. A few meters in front of it on the left of the road place for parking the lower vehicle.From the lower vehicle we continue a little over 6 km in the direction of Ano Viannos, then we take the road leaving on the right and go up to Kato Simi.The tarred road (2008!) continues to the north; we follow it and pass first some small waterfalls on the right and then at about 1000 m a.s.l. to the ruins of a Greek sanctuary (Ermis Afrodite), which was already founded by the Minoans, securely fenced in militarily. Interesting is the spring that comes out watery right next to the fence (in the NE of the fenced area). With or without stopping, the road continues uphill - the tarred surface is now missing. A good kilometer after the excavation site we turn right at a fork, then see a remarkable waterfall above on the left (dry in March 2008), and a little further on we can find a signposted viewpoint on the right. We pass a gate and have reached the highest point at the edge of a plateau (about 4 km after the ruins). At a T-junction we keep to the right, see a house on the right and cross another dirt road about 300 m further on. Now we go downhill in southeastern direction until we reach a fence with a locked gate. Here we park the second vehicle.
Return: After the last rappel (80 m/8 m/28 m) about half an hour still rappel hiking, then just before the bridge left out to the road.

Lapathos: Waypoint
Comment: Minoan sanctuary (1000m üNN), source (descente)
Approach: We walk along the fence in an easterly direction to the entry.

Rio Sissanis: Canyon Start
Approach: Go uphill along the forest road through the valley. Above the short gorge 'Stretta di Fleons' turn right and follow trail 142 to the alpine pasture of Casera Sissanis di Sotto. On the pasture descend following the cattle tracks to the beginning of the gorge. It is best to keep to the orographic right bank of the first tributary.
Tour: Continuous sequence of rappels without much walking passages. * 10m from tree on the right * 15m from anchor right, below water cave with some at additional water * 15m from anchor left * rappel 5m from ring hook on the top right into hanging pools * 35m from anchor right rappel, next belay is above siphoned block. Rope pull problems and very sharp rock. * 12m rappel from anchor on top right side * rappel 30m from rappel hook on right side * 10m rappel from ring hook right to hanging belaystation right, then 20m down into pool. Can also be used as a redirection only * 2m slide * 22m from anchor left * 50m from anchor right, down directly through the water stream. Rope pull off problems * 30m from normal hook right * 15m from terminal block sling left * 40m from anchor left. From here the canyon opens again and you can cross out to the left. In the streambed still 2-3 tree rappels.

Rio Sissanis: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz bei Steinbruch
Access: From Tolmezzo via Villa Santina in the direction of Sappada. Immediately after the bridge in Forni Avoltri turn right and follow the road to a parking lot in front of the marble quarry.
Return: Turn left to the forest path and return to the access path.

Rio Sissanis: Canyon End
Return: Turn left to the forest path and return to the access path.

Afra: Canyon Start
Comment: wenn man den Canyon von oben nach unten geht
Approach: From P 2 we walk down the path in a northerly direction until we can descend on the left at the remains of a mill into the streambed of Wadi Afra.
Tour: The ascent now takes place upstream. The steps can all be negotiated without difficulty in the warm water, which gets progressively hotter towards the top, or on the bank. The whirlpools invite us to linger. When we see the facilities of the thermal bath, we should walk downhill again a bit and get out in such a way that we are spared the payment of the entrance fee for the thermal bath.

Afra: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: P2 (Zustieg) ohne Kombi mit Hasa upper
Access: From Karak we drive east on the "50" for about 3.5 km and turn south on the latter at the intersection with the "35". From the junction we drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then 6.7 km after the bridge we turn right at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". On this road we drive 9 km from the junction and then we arrive at the parking lot P1, where we would park the car for the access to the Wadi Hasa Upper, if we wanted to combine its access with the access to the Wadi Afra. If we want to limit ourselves to the Wadi Afra, we continue from P1 and after 2 km we arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the access. The second car - if we have one - for the exit we park another 1,8 km further at P 3.
Return: Wayless east up the slope to the road.

Afra: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Karak we drive east on the "50" for about 3.5 km and turn south on the latter at the intersection with the "35". From the junction we drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then 6.7 km after the bridge we turn right at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". On this road we drive 9 km from the junction and then we arrive at the parking lot P1, where we would park the car for the access to the Wadi Hasa Upper, if we wanted to combine its access with the access to the Wadi Afra. If we want to limit ourselves to the Wadi Afra, we continue from P1 and after 2 km we arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the access. The second car - if we have one - for the exit we park another 1,8 km further at P 3.
Return: Wayless east up the slope to the road.

Afra: Canyon End
Comment: wenn man den Canyon von oben nach unten geht
Return: Wayless east up the slope to the road.

Carpenada: Canyon Start
Approach: Here begins a path - at its junction we stay left (signpost; white-red marking) - up towards Nusieda Alta (see https://youtu.be/FRCTylLozGU ). We cross the Cal San Daniel, then another ditch and stay right at the next fork of the path. The next valley cut is then the Val Carpenada (entry).
Tour: A total of 13 rappel. After the highest rappel (C28) exit possibility on a crossing path to the left. The exit is at the Lago del Mis reservoir.

Carpenada: Canyon End
Return: Around to the left, at first probably floating; as soon as the steepness of the bank allows it, we climb up and further in the forest steeply up until we reach the path that crossed the canyon after the 28m rappel. Turning to the right, we reach the path that gave us access. On this path we return to the car.

Anfela: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the dam up the forest road, after about 100-150m follow the trail to the left. After some time you meet again the forest road, follow this until you cross the Anfela. Then a short distance further uphill until a path on the right leads directly to the stream.
Tour: The canyon has definitely been improved since the Cwiki description below (new anchors, no more tree abseils) Status 2022 The first 2 belays on the right, under the bridge after a short walking passages there is an aquatic 25m rappel chain anchor on the right (anchor for safety rope to the belay available. Downclimb until you reach a low gorge, the anchor for the 10m rappel is hidden in the gap on the left. There are several downclimbs in the gorge and a 5m abseil from a hidden anchor on the right above the edge. At the exit of this gorge, you can climb very steeply to the left back to the forest road. After a longer section of walking and abseiling, the most beautiful part of the tour begins. Two 3m slides lead into a beautifully washed-out gorge with many small slides and 8 rappels up to 25m. Then there is a 4m jump (the only one of the tour), two downclimbs and some tricky downclimbs in the waterfall before you reach an arduous 30min downclimb section in open terrain. The canyon exits abruptly directly into the reservoir.

Anfela: Parking at Exit
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Access: Coming from Belluno on the SS51 over the high bridge over the Piave gorge, then turn right towards Sottocastello and follow the road until a T-junction at a large parking lot. Here follow the road downhill to the right and after about one KM turn right (sign Al Lago). Cross the top of the dam and at its exit turn right. Follow the road until the bridge over the Anfela. More or less rock fall parking after this bridge. Coming from the north, you can reach Sottocastello by turning right towards Cortina after the tunnel under Pieve di Cadore and then taking the first turning on the right. If you have two cars, you can drive up the forest road after the dam for a few meters and then park on the left (saving about 1 km of flat walking). Continue only with off-road vehicles (deep grooves in the ground), but as of 2022 there was a sign prohibiting driving.
Return: After the bridge, it is best to turn left up to the road

Anfela: Canyon End
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Return: After the bridge, it is best to turn left up to the road

Pissa: Canyon Start
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Approach: From parking lot P at Termine di Cadore through the Piave River and then steeply and on partially indistinct tracks up to the entry (so P. v. Duin, access 1). \n\nOr on the road Longarone - Erto in the 7th haipin bends park the car and from there on the trail 395a, später 395 and 394 to the entry (access 2, see forum entry at ). \n\nWith the possibility of a shuttle, one could also consider an access from Casso on the trail 394, since here the starting point is already at 950m altitude (access 3).\If a crossing of the Piave river is not possible or desirable, an access from the hamlet of Divestra, located north of Termine di Cadore, on trail 392, later 394, is also possible (access 4).\nSee the respective trail sketches in the photo gallery.
Tour: Also, if you have entered the stream further up, the actual vertical gorge descent begins only at 905m. 18 to 20 rappels, the last one at 95m can be broken, see P. v. Duin and the forum entry at

Pissa: Canyon End
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Return: At the footß of the C95 right and through the Piave back to the car.

Pissa: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplätze befinden sich flussaufwärts und ermöglichen einen deutlich weniger anstrengenden Aufstieg als vom Piave aus. Ein gemütlicher Aufstieg von 1,5 Stunden.
Access: From Belluno or the exit of the A27 on the SS51 directly to Termine di Cadore (access 1) or in Longarone turn right on the SR251 direction Erto. Then either park the car in the 7th bend (access 2) or continue and then turn left to Casso (access 3) - see Google aerial photo in photo gallery.
Return: At the footß of the C95 right and through the Piave back to the car.

Combe Buffière: Canyon Start
Approach: For access and exit see maps on photo gallery in Cwiki. Indistinct access from the meadows to the right of the agricultural waste
Tour: see video and photos. After about the first third of the descent crosses the trail on which you march to the fouge.

Combe Buffière: Parking at Entry
Access: First we drive to Corlier, usually via Hauteville-Lompness. From there the access, conversion, entry and exit see Google Earth images on the "Photo gallery" in the Cwiki.
Return: After reaching the footpath above the Bief de la Fouge, take it on the left until the old abbey and continue until the bridge where the "lower" car is parked.

Combe Buffière: Parking at Exit
Access: First we drive to Corlier, usually via Hauteville-Lompness. From there the access, conversion, entry and exit see Google Earth images on the "Photo gallery" in the Cwiki.
Return: After reaching the footpath above the Bief de la Fouge, take it on the left until the old abbey and continue until the bridge where the "lower" car is parked.

Combe Buffière: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the footpath above the Bief de la Fouge, take it on the left until the old abbey and continue until the bridge where the "lower" car is parked.

Malo: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue up the dirt road for about 4 km to the houses at the exit of the dirt road. For further access see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia North-East. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003, in German translation on page 90.
Tour: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003, in German translation on page 90.

Malo: Canyon End
Return: The 60m waterfall is followed by a 15m rappel and after partly unpleasant downclimb in the streambed another 15m rappel. Below this last rappel, a path leads away to the left, which brings us in 20 min. to the slope. On this path back down to the car.

Val Rui Bianch: Canyon Start
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Approach: From P1 we climb up the road as on the access to Soffia. We pass the houses of Gena Madia (570m altitude) and come up to Gena Alta at 800m altitude. Here we turn right (eastwards) to the entry to Soffia and Val Pisson. However, we take the little-used path that leads out of the hamlet in a north-westerly direction. At an altitude of 970m, an inconspicuous path turns off to the left from this path. It remains essentially horizontal and we enter a rocky ledge. We come to a grotto with a memorial plaque. We continue along the ledge, the path has slipped in places. It becomes increasingly exposed. The ledge finally exits at 1100m in a ditch - "(E)". The descent begins with 2 rappels, followed by a march down to an altitude of 850m.
Tour: Here - "E"- begins a sequence of 11 rappels and some possible jumps. After a C25 with sharp edge and a C15 in ends the descent in a large pool.

Val Rui Bianch: Canyon End
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Return: After the big pool, head out along the creek to the road and the car at P2.

Val Rui Bianch: Parking at Entry
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Access: Same approach as to the Soffia or the Val Pisson (see there). We leave the car for the access at the north end of the Lago del Mis at the Bar alla Soffia, where then the road closed to non-residents begins as an access road for the Soffia ( P1 - 430m altitude).\n\a second car we leave at the mouth of the stream from the Val Rui Biachi. To do this, we continue north along the road that brought us to P1, along the Torrente Mis - upstream. We pass the Val Costalunga descending from the left and after 2.7 km from P1 we come to a ruin on the right of the road in the immediate vicinity of the mouth of "our" stream in the Torrente Mis. Here we park the car for the exit (P2).
Return: After the big pool, head out along the creek to the road and the car at P2.

Val Rui Bianch: Parking at Exit
Access: Same approach as to the Soffia or the Val Pisson (see there). We leave the car for the access at the north end of the Lago del Mis at the Bar alla Soffia, where then the road closed to non-residents begins as an access road for the Soffia ( P1 - 430m altitude).\n\a second car we leave at the mouth of the stream from the Val Rui Biachi. To do this, we continue north along the road that brought us to P1, along the Torrente Mis - upstream. We pass the Val Costalunga descending from the left and after 2.7 km from P1 we come to a ruin on the right of the road in the immediate vicinity of the mouth of "our" stream in the Torrente Mis. Here we park the car for the exit (P2).
Return: After the big pool, head out along the creek to the road and the car at P2.

Rio Chiampeit: Canyon Start
2025-07-08: The canyon is currently passable, but the existing anchors are outdated, partially rusted, and in need of a general overhaul. With high water flow—such as the conditions we encountered—a redirect on t...
2025-06-08: Brown floods after the rains demanding but top The tour is simply superiore when there is a lot of water We waited until the crazy water had subsided and then did the tour. The waterfall at the end...
2025-05-29: Canyon with turquoise crystal clear water, partly very impressive but mostly very interrupted. At least 4 very cool jumps. We rappelled down the last waterfall via the intermediate belay, which was tr...
Approach: About 30min 1st option: From the reversible parking (see option 1), follow the steep and narrow mountain road until the exit at the houses "Cuel Lunc alto". Here you will find the sign 743 "Stavoli/DelVerzan". Attention the path goes down here to the right along the hedge into the woods. After a short while you cross a dry streambed. Do not enter here but descend further to the main stream at approx. 650m (remains of walls). 2nd possibility (about 1h15min): From the houses at Stavoli Ravorade (516m) follow the tracks towards the houses of "Verzan" at about 720m. At Verzan you descend into the open mostly dry streambed.
Tour: The Rio Chiampeit is a beautiful worthwhile lime canyon that should be walked best after rains or in the spring, because then there is also water in the pools in the upper part (dry also not bad). The upper part of the canyon is very diverse. Walking and downclimb alternate with rappelling up to max. 25m. The limestone rock is nicely polished and some pools invite you to jump or slide. From the halfway point there is a longer downclimb over rock chaos. In the lower walking section there are small springs and a tributary from the left that also bring water into the canyon in summer. Here one has right also the possibility of an intermediate entry / break-off possibility. There are still some small jumps, slides and two 5m steps that can be rappelled or jumped. After a shorter walking passage with two possible jumps, it gets serious. You are now just before the final waterfall (left) and the last two abseils (15m+70m). The first step can also be slid with enough momentum (rock runs diagonally into the pool!). However, one should be careful at the following edge, since the water rushes here directly 70m into the depth (in case of doubt, one builds a removable rope traverse). The belaystation for the 70m rappel is a bit higher and exposed on the right side (two glued anchors are available!). The almost 70m rappel can also be divided. To do this, you first rappel about 25m in a water stream over an overhang. Immediately after the first overhang you reach a narrow rock band, which you traverse to the (orographic) left to the first anchor. From this last belaystation you rappel mostly outside the water flow for about 45m.

Rio Chiampeit: Parking at Exit
2025-07-08: The canyon is currently passable, but the existing anchors are outdated, partially rusted, and in need of a general overhaul. With high water flow—such as the conditions we encountered—a redirect on t...
2025-06-08: Brown floods after the rains demanding but top The tour is simply superiore when there is a lot of water We waited until the crazy water had subsided and then did the tour. The waterfall at the end...
2025-05-29: Canyon with turquoise crystal clear water, partly very impressive but mostly very interrupted. At least 4 very cool jumps. We rappelled down the last waterfall via the intermediate belay, which was tr...
Comment: Parkplatz unter Autobahn
Access: Coming from Carnia, take the SS13 towards Tarvisio. Approx. 4 km after the Hotel Carnia, you will see the turn-off to Moggio on the left. Do not take this, but follow the road (SS13) for approx. 50 m and then turn sharp right into the small side road. Follow this road to the exit and park the shuttle car in front of the barrier under the highway bridge (the final waterfall can already be seen from the parking lot). Approach option 1: (30min car + 30min access) Take the second car in the direction of Carnia (Udine). After the traffic junction at Carnia, drive over a bridge with tracks underneath. Shortly afterwards, you should turn left towards Tugliezzo, but this is not possible because of the road closure, so continue a little further and turn right towards Carnia, then turn right again at the first opportunity and follow the road to the left (passes under the SS13 main road) at the crossroads go straight on towards Tugliezzo. An asphalted mountain road winds up next to the huge gravel field towards the few houses of Tugliezzo. After the houses on the plateau, the road descends with a sharp right bend past a barrier and the bridge over the Rio Lavarie. Follow the road uphill until you reach a large turnaround area where you can park the second car (the rest of the road is best done on foot...very narrow and steep). Approach option 2: (10min car + 1h15min access) Take the second car and drive right after the village of Moggia Udinese on an initially asphalted road to the houses of "Stavolli Rovorade" (516m). Park the second car here.
Return: After the final waterfall at the second pool (350m) you get out of the creek on the left and shortly reach the parking lot.

Rio Chiampeit: Canyon End
2025-07-08: The canyon is currently passable, but the existing anchors are outdated, partially rusted, and in need of a general overhaul. With high water flow—such as the conditions we encountered—a redirect on t...
2025-06-08: Brown floods after the rains demanding but top The tour is simply superiore when there is a lot of water We waited until the crazy water had subsided and then did the tour. The waterfall at the end...
2025-05-29: Canyon with turquoise crystal clear water, partly very impressive but mostly very interrupted. At least 4 very cool jumps. We rappelled down the last waterfall via the intermediate belay, which was tr...
Return: After the final waterfall at the second pool (350m) you get out of the creek on the left and shortly reach the parking lot.

Rio Chiampeit: Parking at Entry
Comment: Variante 2
Access: Coming from Carnia, take the SS13 towards Tarvisio. Approx. 4 km after the Hotel Carnia, you will see the turn-off to Moggio on the left. Do not take this, but follow the road (SS13) for approx. 50 m and then turn sharp right into the small side road. Follow this road to the exit and park the shuttle car in front of the barrier under the highway bridge (the final waterfall can already be seen from the parking lot). Approach option 1: (30min car + 30min access) Take the second car in the direction of Carnia (Udine). After the traffic junction at Carnia, drive over a bridge with tracks underneath. Shortly afterwards, you should turn left towards Tugliezzo, but this is not possible because of the road closure, so continue a little further and turn right towards Carnia, then turn right again at the first opportunity and follow the road to the left (passes under the SS13 main road) at the crossroads go straight on towards Tugliezzo. An asphalted mountain road winds up next to the huge gravel field towards the few houses of Tugliezzo. After the houses on the plateau, the road descends with a sharp right bend past a barrier and the bridge over the Rio Lavarie. Follow the road uphill until you reach a large turnaround area where you can park the second car (the rest of the road is best done on foot...very narrow and steep). Approach option 2: (10min car + 1h15min access) Take the second car and drive right after the village of Moggia Udinese on an initially asphalted road to the houses of "Stavolli Rovorade" (516m). Park the second car here.
Return: After the final waterfall at the second pool (350m) you get out of the creek on the left and shortly reach the parking lot.

Rio Chiampeit: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Variante 1
Access: Coming from Carnia, take the SS13 towards Tarvisio. Approx. 4 km after the Hotel Carnia, you will see the turn-off to Moggio on the left. Do not take this, but follow the road (SS13) for approx. 50 m and then turn sharp right into the small side road. Follow this road to the exit and park the shuttle car in front of the barrier under the highway bridge (the final waterfall can already be seen from the parking lot). Approach option 1: (30min car + 30min access) Take the second car in the direction of Carnia (Udine). After the traffic junction at Carnia, drive over a bridge with tracks underneath. Shortly afterwards, you should turn left towards Tugliezzo, but this is not possible because of the road closure, so continue a little further and turn right towards Carnia, then turn right again at the first opportunity and follow the road to the left (passes under the SS13 main road) at the crossroads go straight on towards Tugliezzo. An asphalted mountain road winds up next to the huge gravel field towards the few houses of Tugliezzo. After the houses on the plateau, the road descends with a sharp right bend past a barrier and the bridge over the Rio Lavarie. Follow the road uphill until you reach a large turnaround area where you can park the second car (the rest of the road is best done on foot...very narrow and steep). Approach option 2: (10min car + 1h15min access) Take the second car and drive right after the village of Moggia Udinese on an initially asphalted road to the houses of "Stavolli Rovorade" (516m). Park the second car here.

Val del Mus (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-07-24: We have recently been told that everything should be ok in Val Mus. The 1st step should be downclimbed. Unfortunately, it should be very slippery in and out of the water.
2024-06-20: I heard all anchors are intact and rebelay on the 65 m is new and at a large break under the old spit bolts. So can be broken into smaller abseils, also heard it’s suprisingly fun!
2023-05-24: I heard that I was in this canyon in May 2023. I also saw two brand new anchors on the ledge in the middle of the C 65. This means you can currently walk the Val de Mus with shorter ropes (I would rec...
Approach: From the parking entry, cross the bridge. Then continue to the left along the flat forest road. After some time you will pass a farm. Follow the forest road on the right. You cross the Val Pegolera (streambed). The forest road, still wide, becomes steeper and narrower. After a rock with a stone marker and a stone manderl, the forest road turns into a hiking trail. After the high voltage pylons it is not far and you meet the open Val del Mus (entry at about 700m).
Tour: The rappel is generally two expansion hooks connected with a sling, chain anchors in the higher rappel. The rappel almost all lead through the water stream which is not a problem with the mostly low water flow.\The tour starts right after the trail crossing with a low but nice washed out gorge \n * 18m over two steps rappel from anchor left\n * 3m slide\n * 15m rappel from anchor left\n * 14m rappel from anchor left\n * 2m downclimb\n * 4m rappel from anchor left\n * 3m jump\n * 20m rappel from hook right\n * 2m jump\n * 5m rappel from hook right\n * 32m rappel from hook left\n * 5m jump\n * emergency exit to left or right (red dots on tape)\n * 8m rappel from hook left\n * 6m slide into a deep pool\n * 14m rappel/slide, narrow, anchor left\n * The next rappels follow blow after blow and are separated by deep pools. \n * 15m rappel, anchor left\n * 20m rappel, anchor right\n * 60m rappel under rock bridge, anchor and rope slings left. After 40m and 45m respectively, there would be bad intermediate stands\n above and below an overhang * 18m rappel from anchor left. Canyon from here open\n * 20m rappel from anchor left - after 5m there would be another belay left\n * downclimb and small jumps through a last narrow gorge.

Val del Mus (inferiore): Parking at Entry
2024-07-24: We have recently been told that everything should be ok in Val Mus. The 1st step should be downclimbed. Unfortunately, it should be very slippery in and out of the water.
2024-06-20: I heard all anchors are intact and rebelay on the 65 m is new and at a large break under the old spit bolts. So can be broken into smaller abseils, also heard it’s suprisingly fun!
2023-05-24: I heard that I was in this canyon in May 2023. I also saw two brand new anchors on the ledge in the middle of the C 65. This means you can currently walk the Val de Mus with shorter ropes (I would rec...
Access: Coming from Belluno, head towards Agordo and continue on the SS203 into the Cordevale Valley. After the village of Mas and Peron, at km. 16.030, on the left side of the road, you will see a house called "Casa Catoniera". Here you park the shuttle car (= parking exit or small parking possibility further ahead at the access road to the gravel parking lot with barrier). Here you can see the final waterfall from a distance. To get to the parking entry, take the second car and continue on the SS203 for about 3 km until you reach the small group of houses of La Muda. Here, on the left after the houses and a little below the main road, there is a parking lot. From here you can already see the pedestrian bridge that crosses the Cordevole. (Without a second car the access/return is prolonged by 30 minutes).
Return: Cross the Cordevole stream to the right and continue until you reach the already visible house/parking exit.

Val del Mus (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2024-07-24: We have recently been told that everything should be ok in Val Mus. The 1st step should be downclimbed. Unfortunately, it should be very slippery in and out of the water.
2024-06-20: I heard all anchors are intact and rebelay on the 65 m is new and at a large break under the old spit bolts. So can be broken into smaller abseils, also heard it’s suprisingly fun!
2023-05-24: I heard that I was in this canyon in May 2023. I also saw two brand new anchors on the ledge in the middle of the C 65. This means you can currently walk the Val de Mus with shorter ropes (I would rec...
Access: Coming from Belluno, head towards Agordo and continue on the SS203 into the Cordevale Valley. After the village of Mas and Peron, at km. 16.030, on the left side of the road, you will see a house called "Casa Catoniera". Here you park the shuttle car (= parking exit or small parking possibility further ahead at the access road to the gravel parking lot with barrier). Here you can see the final waterfall from a distance. To get to the parking entry, take the second car and continue on the SS203 for about 3 km until you reach the small group of houses of La Muda. Here, on the left after the houses and a little below the main road, there is a parking lot. From here you can already see the pedestrian bridge that crosses the Cordevole. (Without a second car the access/return is prolonged by 30 minutes).
Return: Cross the Cordevole stream to the right and continue until you reach the already visible house/parking exit.

Val del Mus (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Cross the Cordevole stream to the right and continue until you reach the already visible house/parking exit.

Rio Neva: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: Nice short tour, everything walkable.
2025-08-24: Simple canyon with various diving possibilities, I found it a bit full of boulders; also walked the last 2 rappels, the highest will be 15 m?, nice view of the lake from the last big vertical (forbidd...
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Approach: The gorge begins right at the Rifugio.
Tour: Downclimb the first 2m step, then 6m slide or jump 4m from the right. The next 4m step is slidable after control (hooks left and right). After a short swimming passage follows a steep 5m step which is slidable (small but deep pool). The next step is bypassed on the left with a fixed rope. From here the previous colorful layered limestone is replaced by massive, bright limestone - beautiful washouts with many pools and small slides. The gorge ends with a 10m rappel from chain left of a 6m jump into a large pool above a rock bridge. \The stream falls here into a final gorge and then over a >30m step into Lago de Val Noana, a reservoir. You can exit the gorge on the left via a fixed rope or rappel 10m from one of the fixed ropes and then rappel another 18m into a deep pool. From the edge of the last waterfall, a mini via ferrata with wire rope and iron clamps leads up the partially overhanging wall.

Rio Neva: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-30: Nice short tour, everything walkable.
2025-08-24: Simple canyon with various diving possibilities, I found it a bit full of boulders; also walked the last 2 rappels, the highest will be 15 m?, nice view of the lake from the last big vertical (forbidd...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Neva Équipement divers et varié, variant du monopoint au relai chainé normé. La sortie se fait RG sous la passerelle terminale, juste avant le...
Comment: Parkplatz beim Rif. Fonteghi
Access: At the traffic circle between Imer and Mezzano, leave the SS50 in the direction of Val Noana and follow the narrow road to Rifugio Fonteghi. Large parking lot.
Return: Follow the clear climbing tracks on the left bank back to the parking lot.

Rio Neva: Canyon End
2025-08-30: Nice short tour, everything walkable.
2025-08-24: Simple canyon with various diving possibilities, I found it a bit full of boulders; also walked the last 2 rappels, the highest will be 15 m?, nice view of the lake from the last big vertical (forbidd...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Neva Équipement divers et varié, variant du monopoint au relai chainé normé. La sortie se fait RG sous la passerelle terminale, juste avant le...
Return: Follow the clear climbing tracks on the left bank back to the parking lot.

Orrido di Botri Mariana: Canyon Start
Approach: The "Gea 14" trail (Grande Escursione Appenninica) begins at the P2 access parking lot. Follow this path in the direction of Fontana Troghi-Monte Mosca. This takes you to the P2 access parking lot and the Rio Mariana (alternative entry E4). However, as the uppermost parts of the Mariana have nothing to offer, we recommend an entry further down at E3. To do this, head downhill from Ref. Casentini in a southeasterly direction. You come to a crossroads and take the path that leads at an acute angle to the left down to the stream (entry E3). This can also be read and seen on a sketch map in the book by "Caracal".
Tour: 13 rappels, first in the water-poor Rio Mariana, then, after the confluence with the left branch of the Rio Ribellino, long hike - with steps to downclimb - in the great canyon Orrido di Botri (Rio Pelago). Possibly many tourists coming upstream from the exit of the canyon.

Orrido di Botri Mariana: Canyon End
Return: At a bridge over the stream in a few meters to the car.

Brasa: Canyon Start
2023-09-13: Stands so far in order. Clean water. Short and worthwhile. Car transfer not recommended because you are faster on foot via the hiking trail (road of the Brasa Gorge from 10 to 19 o'clock only in the d...
Approach: Enter the stream at the indicated parking coordinates (P1).
Tour: The descent begins from the road bridge immediately times very vertically. 7 rappelling points, the upper in the water jet. Nasty smell at the exit.

Brasa: Parking at Exit
2023-09-13: Stands so far in order. Clean water. Short and worthwhile. Car transfer not recommended because you are faster on foot via the hiking trail (road of the Brasa Gorge from 10 to 19 o'clock only in the d...
Comment: Parkplatz in der Kehre mehr oder weniger geeignet. Ansonsten eine bessere Ausweichnische suchen.
Access: On the SS45bis coming from the north (Riva del Garda), pass through Limone and after the long road tunnel, turn right up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). It pays to drive the entire road from the upper parking lot through the Brasa canyon. At night this road gorge part is impressively illuminated. It is a must to see. Both restaurants in the canyons are highly recommended. In Pieve itself, it is worth to enjoy the great view above Lake Garda ("Shudder Terrace"). The road is very narrow and parking is not always possible. The lower parking lot (P2) is on the shoulder of the first rightward haipin bend of the SP38 road up to Tremosine. The upper parking lot (P1) just before the bridge at the entry on the right or a few meters further up on the left.
Return: Do NOT climb up to the main road at the exit. You would have to hike through two long tunnels, which would be very dangerous on this road. It is better to swim to the right along the shore for a few hundred meters until you can climb up to the old harbour road after the tunnel section. You will soon reach the junction at the main road that leads to the lower parking lot (P2). Distance between the two parking lots: 2.3km

Brasa: Parking at Entry
2023-09-13: Stands so far in order. Clean water. Short and worthwhile. Car transfer not recommended because you are faster on foot via the hiking trail (road of the Brasa Gorge from 10 to 19 o'clock only in the d...
Comment: Oberer Parkplatz Forra del Brasa
Access: On the SS45bis coming from the north (Riva del Garda), pass through Limone and after the long road tunnel, turn right up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). It pays to drive the entire road from the upper parking lot through the Brasa canyon. At night this road gorge part is impressively illuminated. It is a must to see. Both restaurants in the canyons are highly recommended. In Pieve itself, it is worth to enjoy the great view above Lake Garda ("Shudder Terrace"). The road is very narrow and parking is not always possible. The lower parking lot (P2) is on the shoulder of the first rightward haipin bend of the SP38 road up to Tremosine. The upper parking lot (P1) just before the bridge at the entry on the right or a few meters further up on the left.
Return: Do NOT climb up to the main road at the exit. You would have to hike through two long tunnels, which would be very dangerous on this road. It is better to swim to the right along the shore for a few hundred meters until you can climb up to the old harbour road after the tunnel section. You will soon reach the junction at the main road that leads to the lower parking lot (P2). Distance between the two parking lots: 2.3km

Brasa: Canyon End
Return: Do NOT climb up to the main road at the exit. You would have to hike through two long tunnels, which would be very dangerous on this road. It is better to swim to the right along the shore for a few hundred meters until you can climb up to the old harbour road after the tunnel section. You will soon reach the junction at the main road that leads to the lower parking lot (P2). Distance between the two parking lots: 2.3km

Brasa: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz für Ausstieg
Access: On the SS45bis coming from the north (Riva del Garda), pass through Limone and after the long road tunnel, turn right up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). It pays to drive the entire road from the upper parking lot through the Brasa canyon. At night this road gorge part is impressively illuminated. It is a must to see. Both restaurants in the canyons are highly recommended. In Pieve itself, it is worth to enjoy the great view above Lake Garda ("Shudder Terrace"). The road is very narrow and parking is not always possible. The lower parking lot (P2) is on the shoulder of the first rightward haipin bend of the SP38 road up to Tremosine. The upper parking lot (P1) just before the bridge at the entry on the right or a few meters further up on the left.

Brasa: Waypoint
Comment: Aufstieg zur alten Hafenstraße für Rückweg
Approach: Enter the stream at the indicated parking coordinates (P1).

Scalucce: Canyon Start
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2025-04-19: Beautiful and fun Not slippery
Approach: From the car we continue on the road, to then leave it a few meters before the following left turn down to the right. The first few meters of trailless steep descent we come across an indistinct path coming from the right and running parallel to the slope. Follow it to the left, climb over some stones on the path and then look for the track down to the streambed of the Scalucce on the back between the tracks.
Tour: The canyon is not unattractive, offers variety and is also suitable for beginners.

Scalucce: Canyon End
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2025-04-19: Beautiful and fun Not slippery
Return: At the exit you meet the paths of the "Parco delle Cascate" and walk on them - between waterfalls - up to the entrance. If you want to avoid possible disputes with the operator of the waterfall course, you pay the due fee of Euro 5 (2014). Then we walk a few hundred meters up to the village.

Scalucce: Parking at Entry
2025-04-19: Beautiful and fun Not slippery
Access: Coming from Trento on the A22, take the Ala-Avio exit and follow the SP 90 towards Avio. After 2.5 km turn left onto Via Al Ponte and cross the highway to the east side of the Adige river. There we take the SP 12 and go down for 9.8 km along the left bank of the Adige river until just before entering Peri we turn left again onto the SP 57. Now we go uphill in many serpentines for 9 km to Fosse. In Fosse we turn right, drive through the village in a southerly direction and then at the end of the village we take the SP 33 to the right in the direction of Fumane, Breonio. After 4 km we reach Breonio, here we leave the SP 33 and take the road to Molino (3.5 km to get there). We park the e car in the designated parking lot northwest above the village.\nWith the second car or on foot we continue along the road that passes immediately by the church, in the direction of Sant' Anna d'Alfaedo. After 2.9 km, after a bend to the right, before entering the woods, we leave the second car at an information board.
Return: At the exit you meet the paths of the "Parco delle Cascate" and walk on them - between waterfalls - up to the entrance. If you want to avoid possible disputes with the operator of the waterfall course, you pay the due fee of Euro 5 (2014). Then we walk a few hundred meters up to the village.

Scalucce: Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Trento on the A22, take the Ala-Avio exit and follow the SP 90 towards Avio. After 2.5 km turn left onto Via Al Ponte and cross the highway to the east side of the Adige river. There we take the SP 12 and go down for 9.8 km along the left bank of the Adige river until just before entering Peri we turn left again onto the SP 57. Now we go uphill in many serpentines for 9 km to Fosse. In Fosse we turn right, drive through the village in a southerly direction and then at the end of the village we take the SP 33 to the right in the direction of Fumane, Breonio. After 4 km we reach Breonio, here we leave the SP 33 and take the road to Molino (3.5 km to get there). We park the e car in the designated parking lot northwest above the village.\nWith the second car or on foot we continue along the road that passes immediately by the church, in the direction of Sant' Anna d'Alfaedo. After 2.9 km, after a bend to the right, before entering the woods, we leave the second car at an information board.
Return: At the exit you meet the paths of the "Parco delle Cascate" and walk on them - between waterfalls - up to the entrance. If you want to avoid possible disputes with the operator of the waterfall course, you pay the due fee of Euro 5 (2014). Then we walk a few hundred meters up to the village.

Tignalga: Canyon Start
2025-05-04: Very wonder schone canyon wonder schone. A couple of kettles had to be redone. We used the bridge over chiampone for exit (30m rope)
Approach: From the parking lot along the right bank to a water catchment. There descend with the help of ladders, then along the right rock face over gravel (climbing tracks) to the first rappel point.
Tour: The first rappel not in one go, but rappel to comfortable intermediate level at -30m.\nThe last waterfall at 65m has comfortable entry, but watch out for scouring edge.

Tignalga: Canyon End
2025-05-04: Very wonder schone canyon wonder schone. A couple of kettles had to be redone. We used the bridge over chiampone for exit (30m rope)
Return: After the Tignalga flows into the San Michele, follow the almost horizontal course of the Michele stream until the first waterfall. On the left side rock wall with iron clamps. Climb up there, then follow the path to Sermerio (1st fork to the left). \nAlternatively, you can also go up the Michele to the road (about 1 h).

Tignalga: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-04: Very wonder schone canyon wonder schone. A couple of kettles had to be redone. We used the bridge over chiampone for exit (30m rope)
Access: From Vesio (above Campione del Garda) take the SP 38 to Tignale. This road crosses the Torrente San Michele (Leave a car here if you want to get off at the top of San Michele). With a 180° bend, about 2 km further on, the road crosses the streambed in Valle Tignalga. Parking is possible on the orographic left. 2. park the car at Sermerio near the cemetery. There a road leads downhill.
Return: After the Tignalga flows into the San Michele, follow the almost horizontal course of the Michele stream until the first waterfall. On the left side rock wall with iron clamps. Climb up there, then follow the path to Sermerio (1st fork to the left). \nAlternatively, you can also go up the Michele to the road (about 1 h).

Rio Simon (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Everything top, one of the most beautiful canyons in the area, always a pleasure.
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Simon Refait après la pluie. Un peu plus de débit mais sans danger et l'eau reste claire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Approach: From the parking lot near the church, walk uphill on the opposite side of the asphalt road and you will immediately reach the small cemetery of Roveredo. Here, to the right of the cemetery, a clearly visible path leads up into the woods. Follow this path until you reach a small meadow with a house. Pass the house on the right and go up through the meadow. Above the house near the forest you should meet the path again. Follow the path steeply uphill until you reach hiking trail 424 after about 20 - 25 min. Follow the trail to the right. After about 1h ascent come some ruins and a little higher (at about 760m) at a fork in the road a small cross on the side of the path. Here you follow the right now narrow and sloping path for about 30min. which leads directly to the entry at about 630m (one crosses initially a small stream and passes later shortly before the access still a large rock roof )-->!!!at the access no stones loosereten.
Tour: Arrived at the entry at about 630m you can already see the first pool with crystal clear water but no pitons --> at this point is often jumped, but can also be downclimbed --> this is already followed by the next steps in narrow canyons --> the next belaystation is on the rock right. hidden at the top --> here either 15m directly into the pool or downclimb over a ledge 20m to the next belaystation --> immediately after 10m in the overhang into the pool --> short open gorge section --> walk --> downclimb to the belaystation on the left side before big clamping block R5+S3 in pools below the big clamping block --> after the big clamping block the canyon becomes narrow for a longer time --> many small drops follow which can be downclimbed, jumped or rappelled depending on the water level. Between the bends there are some short walking passages (swimming passages) in impressive surroundings (high canyon walls) --> at a prominent point the canyon makes a 90° left bend here you can rappel to the right (hidden stance) or jump directly 6m --> after a few minutes the first higher approx.20m rappel from a big rock -->and a sunny open spot where you have a steep emergency exit on the right --> open it continues to the 15m rappel on the right or jump --> longer walking and climbing passage in open terrain to the next belaystation far to the right outside --> a short walking passages follows before you reach the highest rappel of about 30m (li.) --> the canyon gets narrower again before it finally opens up --> several walking and climbing sections have to be overcome before you reach the last rappel points --> here you can jump 8m or rappel 10m depending on the water level --> there is another slippery sloping rock slab that can be partly descended or rappelled --> after the ramp it goes right about 1km over a flat streambed to the bridge at about 300m.

Rio Simon (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-09-20: Everything top, one of the most beautiful canyons in the area, always a pleasure.
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Simon Refait après la pluie. Un peu plus de débit mais sans danger et l'eau reste claire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Comment: Rio Simon Ausstiegsparkplatz - Keine Wertsachen im Auto lassen, es wurden bereits Autos aufgebrochen
Access: approx. 15min From Carnia take the SS13 (main road) in the direction of Tarvisio. About 3km after the village Resiutta there is a small tunnel and a bridge over the Fella river. After the bridge turn left and drive in the direction of Roveredo. After a short time there is a bigger road bridge where you can see a big flat streambed. Here is the exit if you want to go through the whole Rio Simon. It is best to leave the cars here, as there are only a few parking spaces further up in the village, which are rather intended for locals (N46.398500/E013.263400). If you are going to cut, follow the road to the small village of Roveredo with as few cars as possible. In the last few years an access has been established and for this it is best to park at the small church of Roveredo. But ATTENTION! The Rio Simon is one of the most frequented canyons in Friuli and we do not want to disturb the inhabitants. Therefore, please always ask and, if necessary, if there are already too many cars at the parking lot, switch to one of the parking lots that you passed before when approaching the village of Roveredo. (N46.387213/E013.252620) or nearby if it is too busy. Please be considerate of the inhabitants so that we can continue to visit this canyon for a long time without problems.
Return: Right before the bridge to the shuttle car or walk along the road for about 2km to the 2nd car at exit path 424.

Rio Simon (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
2025-09-20: Everything top, one of the most beautiful canyons in the area, always a pleasure.
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Simon Refait après la pluie. Un peu plus de débit mais sans danger et l'eau reste claire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
Comment: Kirche Roveredo
Access: approx. 15min From Carnia take the SS13 (main road) in the direction of Tarvisio. About 3km after the village Resiutta there is a small tunnel and a bridge over the Fella river. After the bridge turn left and drive in the direction of Roveredo. After a short time there is a bigger road bridge where you can see a big flat streambed. Here is the exit if you want to go through the whole Rio Simon. It is best to leave the cars here, as there are only a few parking spaces further up in the village, which are rather intended for locals (N46.398500/E013.263400). If you are going to cut, follow the road to the small village of Roveredo with as few cars as possible. In the last few years an access has been established and for this it is best to park at the small church of Roveredo. But ATTENTION! The Rio Simon is one of the most frequented canyons in Friuli and we do not want to disturb the inhabitants. Therefore, please always ask and, if necessary, if there are already too many cars at the parking lot, switch to one of the parking lots that you passed before when approaching the village of Roveredo. (N46.387213/E013.252620) or nearby if it is too busy. Please be considerate of the inhabitants so that we can continue to visit this canyon for a long time without problems.
Return: Right before the bridge to the shuttle car or walk along the road for about 2km to the 2nd car at exit path 424.

Rio Simon (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Right before the bridge to the shuttle car or walk along the road for about 2km to the 2nd car at exit path 424.

Bagno: Canyon Start
2026-02-20: Always beautiful
2024-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bagno Acqua solo prima della fine, poca in uscita da un sifone appena a valle di una vaschetta di acqua stagnante (Quelle: https://www.descen...
Approach: We cross the stream below the large final pumping station, leave the water catchment on the right and climb the footpath in a northerly direction. We come to a wire mesh fence with a locked door. Either we open this door by paying a fee for the via ferrata or we crawl under the fence (above or below the door) as inconspicuously as possible. We follow the path inside the fence uphill, leave the access to the via ferrata (at the natural arch) on the right and reach the upper part of the fence on increasingly sparse tracks. Go back down, then directly along the fence slightly downhill to the right until a gap opens up in the fence after about 200m. Through the gap in an easterly direction to the stream, which we enter directly below the small dam.
Tour: Preferably before mid-May if water flow is desired. See photos and video

Bagno: Canyon End
2026-02-20: Always beautiful
2024-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bagno Acqua solo prima della fine, poca in uscita da un sifone appena a valle di una vaschetta di acqua stagnante (Quelle: https://www.descen...
Return: After the exit of the canyon and the last big pool fed by a karst spring, out to the parking lot.

Bagno: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-20: Always beautiful
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Access: From the A 1 (Florence - Rome) at the Fabro exit (23.5 km north of the Orvieto exit) turn east to Fabro Scala, from there continue towards Parrano. About 5 km after leaving the A1, the road crosses a stream. Just after the bridge we follow the signpost 'Tane del Diavolo' on a dirt road that takes us (finally over a small bridge) to the parking area at the exit of the canyon. There you will find a wooden house where the via ferrata is 'managed' through the canyon
Return: After the exit of the canyon and the last big pool fed by a karst spring, out to the parking lot.

Lesine: Canyon Start
Approach: Now we are looking for an access to the nearby stream without disturbing the residents.
Tour: In the stream we then go down to the break-off edge. Here the first of the total of 6 rappel - largely outside the "beam" waiting for us. First we descend on the orographic left side of the waterfall, then on the orographic right side. Details at under "DISCESA", where also a contact for more information is offered.

Lesine: Parking at Entry
Comment: oberer Parplatz Lesine Canyon, in der Kehre nähe der Villa.
Access: We leave the car for the exit in Campione del Garda. (Alternatively, we can use the lower parking lot of the Brasa canyon). With the second we go from here on the SS45bis north (direction Riva del Garda) and after about 2 km turn left on the SP38 and go up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). High above the lake we go up and then through the Brasa Gorge (there the canyon of the same name descends to Lake Garda). We pass through the center of Pieve and then continue on Viale Europa towards SW. About 400m after the center we turn half-left onto Via Vagne (signposted "Campi Sportivi") and continue on it for another 900m almost to the stream. Here we park our second car.
Return: Arrived on the old Garda shore road we go right to Campione to the lower car, or to the left if you have parked the lower car at the alternative parking.

Lesine: Canyon End
Return: Arrived on the old Garda shore road we go right to Campione to the lower car, or to the left if you have parked the lower car at the alternative parking.

Lesine: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the car for the exit in Campione del Garda. (Alternatively, we can use the lower parking lot of the Brasa canyon). With the second we go from here on the SS45bis north (direction Riva del Garda) and after about 2 km turn left on the SP38 and go up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). High above the lake we go up and then through the Brasa Gorge (there the canyon of the same name descends to Lake Garda). We pass through the center of Pieve and then continue on Viale Europa towards SW. About 400m after the center we turn half-left onto Via Vagne (signposted "Campi Sportivi") and continue on it for another 900m almost to the stream. Here we park our second car.
Return: Arrived on the old Garda shore road we go right to Campione to the lower car, or to the left if you have parked the lower car at the alternative parking.

Lesine: Parking at Exit1
Comment: unterer Alternativparkplatz
Access: We leave the car for the exit in Campione del Garda. (Alternatively, we can use the lower parking lot of the Brasa canyon). With the second we go from here on the SS45bis north (direction Riva del Garda) and after about 2 km turn left on the SP38 and go up the impressive road to Pieve (Tremosine). High above the lake we go up and then through the Brasa Gorge (there the canyon of the same name descends to Lake Garda). We pass through the center of Pieve and then continue on Viale Europa towards SW. About 400m after the center we turn half-left onto Via Vagne (signposted "Campi Sportivi") and continue on it for another 900m almost to the stream. Here we park our second car.

Re: Canyon Start
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Approach: Now we take the footpath that begins in the next left turn. After about 50m we keep to the right and quickly come to a concrete footbridge. If we only have 1 car available, we can also head for the entry from Anfo on this path, cf. http://www.canyoning.it/procanyon/re/PlanimetriaRe.pdf
Tour: We enter a little above the concrete path. 4 rappels; on the first (15m) it is recommended to use a redirection. Also at the 3rd rappel a redirection is recommended. Soon after the 4th rappel we reach the first houses of Anfo. Almost in the center, we get off at the last larger pool before the beginning of the riverbed construction on the righthand side.

Re: Canyon End
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Return: To the church and to the car.

Re: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: Now we take the footpath that begins in the next left turn. After about 50m we keep to the right and quickly come to a concrete footbridge. If we only have 1 car available, we can also head for the entry from Anfo on this path, cf. http://www.canyoning.it/procanyon/re/PlanimetriaRe.pdf
Tour: We enter a little above the concrete path. 4 rappels; on the first (15m) it is recommended to use a redirection. Also at the 3rd rappel a redirection is recommended. Soon after the 4th rappel we reach the first houses of Anfo. Almost in the center, we get off at the last larger pool before the beginning of the riverbed construction on the righthand side.

Re: Parking at Entry
Access: We drive to Anfo on Lago d'Idro and park our car for the exit in the square in front of the church. With the second car we drive north on the main road SS237 - Via Roma - for about 350m towards Storo and then turn left on Via S. Petronilla towards Passo Maniva. We go up 2 switchbacks, then go through another right turn and then park our car near the church Chiesa di Santa Petronilla (cf. sketch at http://www.canyoning.it/procanyon/re.htm ).
Return: To the church and to the car.

Re: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive to Anfo on Lago d'Idro and park our car for the exit in the square in front of the church. With the second car we drive north on the main road SS237 - Via Roma - for about 350m towards Storo and then turn left on Via S. Petronilla towards Passo Maniva. We go up 2 switchbacks, then go through another right turn and then park our car near the church Chiesa di Santa Petronilla (cf. sketch at http://www.canyoning.it/procanyon/re.htm ).
Return: To the church and to the car.

Resio: Canyon Start
2025-06-15: Weapons ok (restored lanyard to exit hanging puddle on left) and many dives doable. Exact locations of dives are best known if you have a local who knows it by heart. Two 20m ropes may suffice.
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Approach: First we follow the directions to the "Valle dell'Inferno" and go on the dead straight track until the bridge over the stream (Resio). Before the bridge we now keep going up over some rock slabs, meet a path and follow it (on the orographic left side of the slope). The path changes over the stream to the other side of the slope. We make an effort to follow the marking "K3" on a blue background. We pass a modern steel cross, but then we do not follow the mark "K3" to the right to the creek, but climb a bit more and reach an area where the path is quite horizontal. Here we enter the stream.
Tour: 14 rappel, at the beginning some possible jumps, slippery, mostly open

Resio: Canyon End
2025-06-15: Weapons ok (restored lanyard to exit hanging puddle on left) and many dives doable. Exact locations of dives are best known if you have a local who knows it by heart. Two 20m ropes may suffice.
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Return: Before reaching the jetty, exit left and take the slope back to the car in Sacca.

Resio: Parking at Entry
2025-06-15: Weapons ok (restored lanyard to exit hanging puddle on left) and many dives doable. Exact locations of dives are best known if you have a local who knows it by heart. Two 20m ropes may suffice.
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Access: On the A4 coming from Verona, Bergamo, exit at Grumello/Telgate, then north along the Lago di Endine to Sacco (see map in photo gallery). There we park about in the middle of the village, where we find the signpost to the "Valle dell'Inferno".
Return: Before reaching the jetty, exit left and take the slope back to the car in Sacca.

Resio: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Zugang zum oberen Resio, minimale Verankerungen, unbedingt eine Ausrüstungstasche mitbringen.
Approach: First we follow the directions to the "Valle dell'Inferno" and go on the dead straight track until the bridge over the stream (Resio). Before the bridge we now keep going up over some rock slabs, meet a path and follow it (on the orographic left side of the slope). The path changes over the stream to the other side of the slope. We make an effort to follow the marking "K3" on a blue background. We pass a modern steel cross, but then we do not follow the mark "K3" to the right to the creek, but climb a bit more and reach an area where the path is quite horizontal. Here we enter the stream.
Tour: 14 rappel, at the beginning some possible jumps, slippery, mostly open

Resio: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sie können den Abstieg auch für den klassischen Teil fortsetzen.
Return: Before reaching the jetty, exit left and take the slope back to the car in Sacca.

Faule Wand Tal: Canyon Start
2022-10-16: To the exit by MTB (15 min), upper entrance not found, in retrospect first go at the sharp bend towards the lower entrance and look at terrain. Many entanglements. Anchorages OK.
Approach: The access to the exit can be shortened by MTB otherwise we walk down to the Hornbach, cross it and then walk on the orographic. right side of the Hornbach stream up towards Petersbergalpe. Soon we cross a wide gravel bed that flows down from the Karlestal. Later the forest road crosses to the orographic left side of the Hornbach. However, we stay here on the orographic. right side and follow the Schöneckersteig (hiking trail 432), which winds up in many switchbacks on the orographic. left side of the Faule Wand valley. At 1555 m above sea level, the path turns abruptly in a westerly direction and flattens out. At this right bend we turn in the opposite direction (east) and, crossing the steep slopes, look for the access to the stream. We reach it at the foot of a waterfall about 40 m high. It is also possible to enter above this waterfall. To do this, the turnoff from the trail must be made about 500 meters later and the traverse into the canyon must be made 80 to 100 meters higher (above a small rock wall, but just below the high prominent rock wall). This gives you five nice rappels in addition. Presumably it is also possible to enter below the Kreuzkarsee. The access is then longer but much more comfortable. The uppermost part, however, has not yet been explored.
Tour: Consequence mostly higher rappel. In some cases, quite narrow forced passages have to be mastered. These can be critical at higher water levels. The rock structure is very varied and mostly very grippy.

Faule Wand Tal: Canyon End
2022-10-16: To the exit by MTB (15 min), upper entrance not found, in retrospect first go at the sharp bend towards the lower entrance and look at terrain. Many entanglements. Anchorages OK.
Return: Once in the valley, we exit onto the Schöneckersteig trail to the right, soon reaching the forest path and returning to the car on it.

Faule Wand Tal: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-10-16: To the exit by MTB (15 min), upper entrance not found, in retrospect first go at the sharp bend towards the lower entrance and look at terrain. Many entanglements. Anchorages OK.
Comment: Gebührenpflichtig
Access: From Reutte on the 198 up the Lech valley to Stanzach. 500 m after the center of Stanzach turn right, cross the Lech and drive 2.4 km to Vorderhornbach. There we take the Hornbacher Landstraße L264 and drive to Hinterhornbach, cross the hamlet and continue in the valley to the no driving sign before the bridge. Here we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: Once in the valley, we exit onto the Schöneckersteig trail to the right, soon reaching the forest path and returning to the car on it.

Faule Wand Tal: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Unterer Einstieg
Approach: The access to the exit can be shortened by MTB otherwise we walk down to the Hornbach, cross it and then walk on the orographic. right side of the Hornbach stream up towards Petersbergalpe. Soon we cross a wide gravel bed that flows down from the Karlestal. Later the forest road crosses to the orographic left side of the Hornbach. However, we stay here on the orographic. right side and follow the Schöneckersteig (hiking trail 432), which winds up in many switchbacks on the orographic. left side of the Faule Wand valley. At 1555 m above sea level, the path turns abruptly in a westerly direction and flattens out. At this right bend we turn in the opposite direction (east) and, crossing the steep slopes, look for the access to the stream. We reach it at the foot of a waterfall about 40 m high. It is also possible to enter above this waterfall. To do this, the turnoff from the trail must be made about 500 meters later and the traverse into the canyon must be made 80 to 100 meters higher (above a small rock wall, but just below the high prominent rock wall). This gives you five nice rappels in addition. Presumably it is also possible to enter below the Kreuzkarsee. The access is then longer but much more comfortable. The uppermost part, however, has not yet been explored.
Tour: Consequence mostly higher rappel. In some cases, quite narrow forced passages have to be mastered. These can be critical at higher water levels. The rock structure is very varied and mostly very grippy.

Valle Fredda: Canyon Start
2025-07-11: 30min. stream walk until the high step comes: 10m (onto a bottom) 10m onto a small bottom (anchors are on the right, not so great anymore, we didn't use them) 30m (whistle signals not well audible and...
2024-08-07: Great rappel canyon with impressive wall height. The two high rappels are beautiful. Otherwise a lot of walking, but varied. Important: Take a small plate and nut with you as well as a wrench or plie...
Approach: The cable car (one way 5 euros - 2014) brings us quickly to 890m altitude. We take the path "500", then "507" in the direction of Malga Kraun. It joins a forest road that we follow. Soon we cross the Val Piaget. We follow the path for about 60 minutes in total. Then we come to a side stream of Val Fredda. We can either enter already via this one or go a little further to enter directly into the main stream (see overview sketches in photo gallery).
Tour: 10 rappels; first some from trees, the valley is still relatively open. Then the canyon narrows and we come to the key point, the 130m waterfall - "Cascatina Batol". First 10m to the edge, then 30m with a stance offset to the left on a sloping ledge, then the remaining 90m. According to catasforre.aic, the 145 m waterfall is equipped as follows: 10-30-45-60 (not verified)) The route continues in a chaos of rock with some smaller rappels and climbs. Finally, another high drop (10m + 65m) before we reach the plain. Escape routes: You can climb out of the canyon before the incised part. In the wooded part above the final waterfall there is a visible path that crosses the canyon. This leads into the valley - ATTENTION: very exposed path of shepherds. There is a gate that may have to be climbed over. The path comes out at the valley station of the cable car.

Valle Fredda: Canyon End
2025-07-11: 30min. stream walk until the high step comes: 10m (onto a bottom) 10m onto a small bottom (anchors are on the right, not so great anymore, we didn't use them) 30m (whistle signals not well audible and...
2024-08-07: Great rappel canyon with impressive wall height. The two high rappels are beautiful. Otherwise a lot of walking, but varied. Important: Take a small plate and nut with you as well as a wrench or plie...
Return: At the house turn left and follow the road around parking lot P2.

Valle Fredda: Parking at Entry
2025-07-11: 30min. stream walk until the high step comes: 10m (onto a bottom) 10m onto a small bottom (anchors are on the right, not so great anymore, we didn't use them) 30m (whistle signals not well audible and...
2024-08-07: Great rappel canyon with impressive wall height. The two high rappels are beautiful. Otherwise a lot of walking, but varied. Important: Take a small plate and nut with you as well as a wrench or plie...
Access: From Bolzano about 35 km on the A22 south, then exit to Mezzocorona and from there north to P2 (parking exit) at the houses of Maso Nuovo (see map in photo gallery). \nWith the second car we then go to the valley station of the cable car "Funivia Monte"(see implementation in photo gallery). Also well doable on foot.
Return: At the house turn left and follow the road around parking lot P2.

Valle Fredda: Parking at Exit
Access: From Bolzano about 35 km on the A22 south, then exit to Mezzocorona and from there north to P2 (parking exit) at the houses of Maso Nuovo (see map in photo gallery). \nWith the second car we then go to the valley station of the cable car "Funivia Monte"(see implementation in photo gallery). Also well doable on foot.
Return: At the house turn left and follow the road around parking lot P2.

Preafassa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at the church down north, in the forest then keeping left to the bridge over "our" stream. After the bridge, turn right along the edge of the forest - parallel to the stream. Entry then before the notch of the stream (see sketches in photo gallery).
Tour: 8 rappels in a gorge, at the exit the Cascata Preafassa with 80m drop (15/65).

Preafassa: Canyon End
Return: At the latest at the footbridge on the crossing path out (possibly earlier if you can see it on the right bank). The path turns towards the east and we cross the Torrente Aviana. A few meters later we meet the Sentiero "652". If there is a shuttle, go left (ONO), otherwise go right back to the parking lot of the entry (see sketches in photo gallery). The time needed to walk out to the lower car - if the car has been moved - is about 45 minutes, and to walk back to the parking lot at the church is about 2 hours. It would be worth considering that only one person climbs back with light luggage, but the rest walk down to the road, where they are then picked up by car.

Preafassa: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see aerial photo in photo gallery; to the conversion also (however is to be considered regarding a conversion that about 17 winding kilometers must be driven altogether 1x additionally (about 30 min.). There is a way back under the bottom line from the time expenditure only max. 45 min. more elaborate.
Return: At the latest at the footbridge on the crossing path out (possibly earlier if you can see it on the right bank). The path turns towards the east and we cross the Torrente Aviana. A few meters later we meet the Sentiero "652". If there is a shuttle, go left (ONO), otherwise go right back to the parking lot of the entry (see sketches in photo gallery). The time needed to walk out to the lower car - if the car has been moved - is about 45 minutes, and to walk back to the parking lot at the church is about 2 hours. It would be worth considering that only one person climbs back with light luggage, but the rest walk down to the road, where they are then picked up by car.

Preafassa: Parking at Exit
Access: see aerial photo in photo gallery; to the conversion also (however is to be considered regarding a conversion that about 17 winding kilometers must be driven altogether 1x additionally (about 30 min.). There is a way back under the bottom line from the time expenditure only max. 45 min. more elaborate.
Return: At the latest at the footbridge on the crossing path out (possibly earlier if you can see it on the right bank). The path turns towards the east and we cross the Torrente Aviana. A few meters later we meet the Sentiero "652". If there is a shuttle, go left (ONO), otherwise go right back to the parking lot of the entry (see sketches in photo gallery). The time needed to walk out to the lower car - if the car has been moved - is about 45 minutes, and to walk back to the parking lot at the church is about 2 hours. It would be worth considering that only one person climbs back with light luggage, but the rest walk down to the road, where they are then picked up by car.

Chalamy: Canyon End
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Return: Down the right bank towards the E-Werk and the car.

Chalamy: Canyon Start
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chalamy On s’est garées au parking aval puis on est remontées à pieds, en longeant la prise d’eau (le chemin noir qui monte droit dans le pent...
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Approach: From the bridge follow the path on the orographic right side of the river up to its exit (750m altitude).
Tour: Lateral entry into a cauldron via 23m rappel from a tree. A total of 5-12 rappels, many possible jumps. Many (emergency) exit options, especially at the bridge where the car is parked for access. Exit to the right, where the stream begins.

Chalamy: Parking at Exit
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Comment: nach dem unteren Abschnitt
Access: From the A5 highway, take the Verres exit and follow the SS26 national road to Aosta. After a short torille, turn left onto the bridge that crosses the Dora Baltea towards Champdepraz. Turn left under a hydroelectric power station. Park by the stream.
Return: Down the right bank towards the E-Werk and the car.

Chalamy: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ponte di Gorf
Access: From the A5 highway, take the Verres exit and follow the SS26 national road to Aosta. After a short torille, turn left onto the bridge that crosses the Dora Baltea towards Champdepraz. Turn left under a hydroelectric power station. Park by the stream.
Return: Down the right bank towards the E-Werk and the car.

Rio Sivil: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the forest road to the bridge over the Rio Sivil.
Tour: 5 rappels up to 25m, in between a lot of walking and descending terrain. Long walk in Torrente Palar with some short gorge sections with swimming passages.

Rio Sivil: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Offizieller Badeparkplatz für den Torrente Palar. Von Mai bis September gebührenpflichtig.
Access: Take the A23 until the Carnia exit, then follow the main road briefly in the direction of Tolmezzo. After Cavazzo Carnia turn off and in the town follow the signs for Gemona, in Somplago turn left and go past Lago di Cavazzo until the turnoff for Alesso. In Alesso follow the signs to the parking lot 'Torrente Palar'. Park a car here.\n\nEntrance parking: just before the parking lot, turn left onto a very narrow, winding and steep asphalt road towards 'Armentaria'. This road can be followed to the exit of the asphalt.\n\n\n
Return: After the last possible jumps (10m&3m) left or right from the stream back to the car.

Rio Sivil: Canyon End
Return: After the last possible jumps (10m&3m) left or right from the stream back to the car.

Aschlbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-12: Beautiful canyon! Some great rappels, and anchoring is great. Waterlevel was fun but never any danger
2025-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gargazzone Nice canyon. The last part of the acces is ok to find. Almost all abseilers are out of the water. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2025-07-10: Great canyon 🤩. Almost not slippery. Cold water. Very well equipped. Thanks to the blue and white markings and the "flags" we found the access from the cross with a bit of looking around. A few photo...
Approach: Access: from the parking lot, follow the signs that lead to the medieval tower (Kröllturm) and to Ve rano/Vöran. Take the path to Vöran, which crosses the stream via a small bridge and climbs steeply up the orographic right bank. Follow the path through the forest until you reach a flatter part with a beautiful view of the Adige Valley; shortly afterwards you will come to a viewpoint with a bench and a wooden cross (altitude difference approx. 550 meters, coordinates 46.590306 11.208284). Behind the cross, follow the path to the right into the forest; keep the altitude and head towards the canyon. After overcoming a scree slope, you should come to a rocky ridge which you must bypass. Continue following the Pro canyon sign until you reach the rocks that lead to the depths. On one of these rocks, the chain of the first belay (at altitude 600 meters) shines. From this belay you reach the riverbed of the stream with two abseils of about 20 and 45 meters Access is generally complicated and exposed.
Tour: Remarks: if you are short of time, you can only walk the lower part. From the parking exit, walk along the orographic left bank of the stream for about 15-20 minutes, following the signs to the Rio Eschio canyon ⁃ Aschlbachschlucht and the tower. When you get close to the tower, take a small path on the left that leads directly to the foot of the clearly visible, highest waterfall. From this point, the canyon becomes narrow and the difficulty and risk increase with the strong water flow. Two emergency exits: 1. after the Hufeisen waterfall 2. after the 45 m waterfall, left uphill to the viewpoint

Aschlbach: Canyon End
2025-07-12: Beautiful canyon! Some great rappels, and anchoring is great. Waterlevel was fun but never any danger
2025-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gargazzone Nice canyon. The last part of the acces is ok to find. Almost all abseilers are out of the water. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2025-07-10: Great canyon 🤩. Almost not slippery. Cold water. Very well equipped. Thanks to the blue and white markings and the "flags" we found the access from the cross with a bit of looking around. A few photo...
Return: Exit: after the last abseiling point, follow the path on the right bank that leads through a vegetable garden to the road in a few minutes.

Aschlbach: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-07-12: Beautiful canyon! Some great rappels, and anchoring is great. Waterlevel was fun but never any danger
2025-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gargazzone Nice canyon. The last part of the acces is ok to find. Almost all abseilers are out of the water. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2025-07-10: Great canyon 🤩. Almost not slippery. Cold water. Very well equipped. Thanks to the blue and white markings and the "flags" we found the access from the cross with a bit of looking around. A few photo...
Comment: Two rappel of 25m and 45m to reach the water
Approach: Access: from the parking lot, follow the signs that lead to the medieval tower (Kröllturm) and to Ve rano/Vöran. Take the path to Vöran, which crosses the stream via a small bridge and climbs steeply up the orographic right bank. Follow the path through the forest until you reach a flatter part with a beautiful view of the Adige Valley; shortly afterwards you will come to a viewpoint with a bench and a wooden cross (altitude difference approx. 550 meters, coordinates 46.590306 11.208284). Behind the cross, follow the path to the right into the forest; keep the altitude and head towards the canyon. After overcoming a scree slope, you should come to a rocky ridge which you must bypass. Continue following the Pro canyon sign until you reach the rocks that lead to the depths. On one of these rocks, the chain of the first belay (at altitude 600 meters) shines. From this belay you reach the riverbed of the stream with two abseils of about 20 and 45 meters Access is generally complicated and exposed.
Tour: Remarks: if you are short of time, you can only walk the lower part. From the parking exit, walk along the orographic left bank of the stream for about 15-20 minutes, following the signs to the Rio Eschio canyon ⁃ Aschlbachschlucht and the tower. When you get close to the tower, take a small path on the left that leads directly to the foot of the clearly visible, highest waterfall. From this point, the canyon becomes narrow and the difficulty and risk increase with the strong water flow. Two emergency exits: 1. after the Hufeisen waterfall 2. after the 45 m waterfall, left uphill to the viewpoint

Aschlbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Approach: from Bolzano South on the Merano-Bolzano highway in the direction of Merano. Then take the Gargazzone exit and park in the public parking lots or on the old state road near the "Zum Turm" hotel
Return: Exit: after the last abseiling point, follow the path on the right bank that leads through a vegetable garden to the road in a few minutes.

Borgo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot over the first bridge under the house --> before the 2nd bridge (stone bridge) first go about 100m to the left to the weir to check the correct water level (small climb) --> at the waterfall in front of the weir you can judge the water level well --> then back to the stone bridge, cross it and go left. Follow the stony pilgrims' path up --> below the mountain village (Boggio) away further to the left --> here you can also see the 2 large inlets into the torrent --> after approx. 30min. you reach the bridge (entry) at approx. 970Hm (signs at bridge).
Tour: From the parking lot, cross the two streams and then turn left (northward) up to Baggio (930 m a.s.l.). Pass under the village and the fountain on the left and continue into Val Darengo until the trail reaches the borgo.\nYou can also descend in the sparse coppice wood 500 m before reaching the bridge to the stream (first keep left, then along the rocky bank upstream until a problem-free downclimb becomes possible - marked with cairns in 2006).

Borgo: Canyon End
Return: Right down over dam wall --> downclimb the streambed over rock and stone --> leave the streambed before the bridge on the right --> follow trail to parking lot.

Borgo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the campsite Solarium in Domaso (in front of Garvedona) take the road to Garvedona --> at the beginning of the village turn right to Livo (steep asphalt road) --> after Livo continue (left) to Dangri --> from the cemetery 2,8km on a bad gravel road to the exit at Dangri (650m) (limited parking before the bridge).
Return: Right down over dam wall --> downclimb the streambed over rock and stone --> leave the streambed before the bridge on the right --> follow trail to parking lot.

Campiglio: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Beautiful tour. with return route through the water drainage tunnels. Flashlight required.
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campiglio Bella lunga discesa, armi in ottimo stato e sempre possibile scendere a lato del flusso dove si fa più cattivo (Quelle: https://www...
2024-09-03: Very nice, and very very watery, at least for the conditions found today! Weapons all okay and in very good condition. If you also do the Toscolano it becomes an endless trip interspersed with 150m of...
Approach: Beyond the bridge, continue on the slope (also possible with a second car), keeping right at forks towards "Campei de Sima", until you reach the bridge over the Campiglio (info board, entry).
Tour: First river walk, but then nice rappel, caves, sintering.

Campiglio: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-17: Beautiful tour. with return route through the water drainage tunnels. Flashlight required.
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campiglio Bella lunga discesa, armi in ottimo stato e sempre possibile scendere a lato del flusso dove si fa più cattivo (Quelle: https://www...
2024-09-03: Very nice, and very very watery, at least for the conditions found today! Weapons all okay and in very good condition. If you also do the Toscolano it becomes an endless trip interspersed with 150m of...
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz bei der alten Brücke bei 'Le Camerate'
Access: Take the SS 45 until Toscolano Maderno, then turn onto the road to Gaino. Go through Gaino and continue steadily uphill. The road becomes a dirt road. Follow the signs to the "Rifugio Pirlo". After about 5 km you come to a green metal bridge. Park your car there.
Return: Either after the mouth of the Campiglio in the Torrente Toscolano right up to the slope and on this back to the car or - better - in the Toscolano downhill to the bridge. An exit on the water drainage is not advisable, because the channel - above and parallel to the Torrente Toscolano - is later led through long tunnels.

Campiglio: Canyon End
2025-09-17: Beautiful tour. with return route through the water drainage tunnels. Flashlight required.
2024-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campiglio Bella lunga discesa, armi in ottimo stato e sempre possibile scendere a lato del flusso dove si fa più cattivo (Quelle: https://www...
2024-09-03: Very nice, and very very watery, at least for the conditions found today! Weapons all okay and in very good condition. If you also do the Toscolano it becomes an endless trip interspersed with 150m of...
Return: Either after the mouth of the Campiglio in the Torrente Toscolano right up to the slope and on this back to the car or - better - in the Toscolano downhill to the bridge. An exit on the water drainage is not advisable, because the channel - above and parallel to the Torrente Toscolano - is later led through long tunnels.

Pacoulla: Canyon Start
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pacoulla Descente 1h30 à 4 de Mur d'eau Vosges. Eau 14°7, pois plus chaude (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...
2025-08-19: Short canyon but with some very interesting passages, including the big toboga, with one of the most beautiful pools in the area below. A belay is nonexistent so I climbed to a tree on the right and r...
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pacoulla nice, but too short. (Quelle:
Approach: From the car to the bridge where we rope about 15m into the stream
Tour: Beautiful small, varied canyon with relatively little running distance

Pacoulla: Canyon End
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pacoulla Descente 1h30 à 4 de Mur d'eau Vosges. Eau 14°7, pois plus chaude (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...
2025-08-19: Short canyon but with some very interesting passages, including the big toboga, with one of the most beautiful pools in the area below. A belay is nonexistent so I climbed to a tree on the right and r...
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pacoulla nice, but too short. (Quelle:
Return: Before the mouth of the Torrente Lys, turn right past the houses and then left over the Lys bridge to the car. If you only have 1 car at the top, a track on the orographic right leads up to the parking lot at the bridge (approx. 35 min.)

Pacoulla: Parking at Entry
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2025-08-19: Short canyon but with some very interesting passages, including the big toboga, with one of the most beautiful pools in the area below. A belay is nonexistent so I climbed to a tree on the right and r...
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pacoulla nice, but too short. (Quelle:
Access: From the A5 to Turin - Mont Blanc Tunnel, take the Pont St Martin exit. At the traffic circle, turn right towards Ivrea / Gressoney. Continue in the direction of Gressoney / Fontainemore. After Fontainemore, cross the bridge over the Lys. Park immediately afterwards. Umpakren: Continue to Gressoney. Turn right towards Colombit. Park near the bridge over the Pacoulla.
Return: Before the mouth of the Torrente Lys, turn right past the houses and then left over the Lys bridge to the car. If you only have 1 car at the top, a track on the orographic right leads up to the parking lot at the bridge (approx. 35 min.)

Pacoulla: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A5 to Turin - Mont Blanc Tunnel, take the Pont St Martin exit. At the traffic circle, turn right towards Ivrea / Gressoney. Continue in the direction of Gressoney / Fontainemore. After Fontainemore, cross the bridge over the Lys. Park immediately afterwards. Umpakren: Continue to Gressoney. Turn right towards Colombit. Park near the bridge over the Pacoulla.
Return: Before the mouth of the Torrente Lys, turn right past the houses and then left over the Lys bridge to the car. If you only have 1 car at the top, a track on the orographic right leads up to the parking lot at the bridge (approx. 35 min.)

Bouro: Canyon Start
2025-08-19: The canyon is short but very beautiful, the approach is not easy on wide path as described on some books, I did not find the path so I climbed in the woods, until I reached the old house, from there e...
2025-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro Marche d'approche : monter par le sentier bien marqué rd puis prendre à droite en longeant un pré sans sentier en direction du canyon ,...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro We did not find the approach easy. After walking up the meadow, we did not see a clear path. We went up to the right of the meadow but o...
Approach: From the car in a few steps to the stream. If we do not have a second car for a transfer, we walk from the bridge at the exit about 300m back along the road in a northerly direction and then turn right onto a path. It leads us to a farmstead. Here begins a path (yellow markings) that takes us to the entry at the hamlet of Chuchal.
Tour: 8-10 rappel. See topographic view and photos at the web links. You can also continue down the stream to the next road bridge (740m altitude). See topographic view.

Bouro: Canyon End
2025-08-19: The canyon is short but very beautiful, the approach is not easy on wide path as described on some books, I did not find the path so I climbed in the woods, until I reached the old house, from there e...
2025-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro Marche d'approche : monter par le sentier bien marqué rd puis prendre à droite en longeant un pré sans sentier en direction du canyon ,...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro We did not find the approach easy. After walking up the meadow, we did not see a clear path. We went up to the right of the meadow but o...
Return: Before the road bridge out to the right and to the car.

Bouro: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-19: The canyon is short but very beautiful, the approach is not easy on wide path as described on some books, I did not find the path so I climbed in the woods, until I reached the old house, from there e...
2025-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro Marche d'approche : monter par le sentier bien marqué rd puis prendre à droite en longeant un pré sans sentier en direction du canyon ,...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouro We did not find the approach easy. After walking up the meadow, we did not see a clear path. We went up to the right of the meadow but o...
Access: First as to Pacoulla, cf. . However, we do not drive through to Fontainemore at first, but park the car for the exit near the bridge over the Torrente Bouro. The bridge is reached on the SR44 about 1.5 km after Lilianes and 9.4 km from the highway exit Pont Saint Martin (see Google maps "approach" in photo gallery). With the second car we continue to the access to Pacoulla (see there), cross the stream and about 150m further keep half-left at the road junction up to the hamlet of Chuchal (see Google maps "Implementation" in photo gallery). We park the second car in the immediate vicinity of Torrente Bouro.
Return: Before the road bridge out to the right and to the car.

Colomba: Canyon Start
2024-08-22: On the guidebook it says most beautiful bottleneck in Aosta Valley...I don't have much experience in the area but I can say that apart from the initial walk it is a beautiful canyon in a SUBLIME envir...
Comment: E1 (1620m alt.) (descente)
Approach: From P1 to E. (upper and üblicher entry at 1620m Höhe)\n\according to the map 2 it seems möglich to enter directly at the Brückenreste before the beginning of the narrowing: "E2" at about 1480m Höhe (Geuna/Ruotolo draw here in the sketch of their book an exit möglichkeit). So könnte one could save at least 45 min. Bachhatscher. The question is whether the old path to the dilapidated bridge can still be found without problems (see entry in map 2).
Tour: About 12 rappel. After the mündung of the Colomba into the Torrente Liscony, the water flow can increase significantly. Towards the exit of the tour öthe canyon opens up and there are länger runs to do. Exit then onto the road that runs along the right above the stream (995m Höhe).

Colomba: Canyon End
2024-08-22: On the guidebook it says most beautiful bottleneck in Aosta Valley...I don't have much experience in the area but I can say that apart from the initial walk it is a beautiful canyon in a SUBLIME envir...
Return: From the stream directly to the car.

Colomba: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-08-22: On the guidebook it says most beautiful bottleneck in Aosta Valley...I don't have much experience in the area but I can say that apart from the initial walk it is a beautiful canyon in a SUBLIME envir...
Comment: E2 - avant l\'encaisement (vielle passarelle) (descente)
Approach: From P1 to E. (upper and üblicher entry at 1620m Höhe)\n\according to the map 2 it seems möglich to enter directly at the Brückenreste before the beginning of the narrowing: "E2" at about 1480m Höhe (Geuna/Ruotolo draw here in the sketch of their book an exit möglichkeit). So könnte one could save at least 45 min. Bachhatscher. The question is whether the old path to the dilapidated bridge can still be found without problems (see entry in map 2).
Tour: About 12 rappel. After the mündung of the Colomba into the Torrente Liscony, the water flow can increase significantly. Towards the exit of the tour öthe canyon opens up and there are länger runs to do. Exit then onto the road that runs along the right above the stream (995m Höhe).

Colomba: Parking at Entry
Access: From the direction of Turin into the Valle d'Aosta. Pass the town of Aosta and continue towards the Mont Blanc tunnel. Then leave the highway and go to Morgex. There park the car for the exit directly at the Torrente di Licony (P2 - see maps).\n\nWith the second car up to Morge to the parking lot P1 (1640m Höhe - see maps).
Return: From the stream directly to the car.

Colomba: Parking at Exit
Access: From the direction of Turin into the Valle d'Aosta. Pass the town of Aosta and continue towards the Mont Blanc tunnel. Then leave the highway and go to Morgex. There park the car for the exit directly at the Torrente di Licony (P2 - see maps).\n\nWith the second car up to Morge to the parking lot P1 (1640m Höhe - see maps).

Claretto (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) Algunas instalaciones en muy mal estado. Romeo, el taxi, tan amable como siempre. Gracias (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) J'ai bcp aimé claretto : le canyon et le monsieur . Merci pour tout Roméo.Tous les amarrages sont ok. Pour les "petits" (1M70)...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) Fait en intégrale à 3 en 7 heures. On a pas trainé, petite pause au soleil avant l'aval, mais perdu du temps pour trouver les...
Approach: We take the path that leads from the car towards the clearly visible final waterfall of the Claretto. We come to the stream, cross it and climb steeply on a path on the orographic right bank. We come across a forest path, follow it and then we see on the right, a little below, the small diversion channel (possibility of emergency exit if necessary) and we come to an alpine hut ("La mojùn de paréin Steu"). We now take the path on the right down into the canyon (signpost "Tordupi") and quickly reach the bridge where we enter.
Tour: 11 rappels, first smaller rappels, then the final vertical with a total of 150m (23/68/60). The (emergency) exit option onto the canal to the right opens up after the 5th/6th rappel and a slightly longer section without a rappel. On the first step of the high rappel, do not leave too much rope hanging in the beam, as there are regular rescue operations here due to canyoneers getting stuck. From a chain anchor on the left, rappel 23m with several deviations to the left to reach a narrow ledge in front of the overhang (space for approx. 3 people). From the ledge, rappel very exposed to the left to the actual belay. Descend 68m into the pool and then rappel the last step from the left or right.

Claretto (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) Algunas instalaciones en muy mal estado. Romeo, el taxi, tan amable como siempre. Gracias (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) J'ai bcp aimé claretto : le canyon et le monsieur . Merci pour tout Roméo.Tous les amarrages sont ok. Pour les "petits" (1M70)...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (aval) Fait en intégrale à 3 en 7 heures. On a pas trainé, petite pause au soleil avant l'aval, mais perdu du temps pour trouver les...
Return: Where we crossed the Rio Claretto on the approach, now left out and the path to the car.

Claretto (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) J'ai bcp aimé claretto : le canyon et le monsieur . Merci pour tout Roméo.Tous les amarrages sont ok. Pour les "petits" (1M70...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) Fait en intégrale à 3 en 7 heures. On a pas trainé, petite pause au soleil avant l'aval, mais perdu du temps pour trouver les...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) Fait en intégrale, merci Roméo pour la navette. La prise d'eau a été réparée depuis le mois dernier donc moins d'eau dans la...
Approach: First as to the Cl. inferiore: we take the path that leads from the car towards the clearly visible final waterfall of the Claretto. We come to the stream, cross it and climb steeply upwards on a path on the orographic right bank. We come to a forest path, follow it and then see the small drainage channel slightly below on the right and come to an alpine hut ("La mojùn de paréin Steu"). This would be the access to Cl. inferiore. However, we continue uphill on the slope until we reach a leftward haipin bend at 1520m. Here, we can take two shortcuts on hairpin bends that extend far to the north. At the leftward haipin bend at 1520m, we then turn right off the road and take the path down to the stream (entry).
Tour: About 32-34 rappels in the upper part only. Except for two very short open passages, the route is narrow throughout. Rappels are often exposed due to strong flood pressure and can only be reached via handrails. When we reach the bridge where the entry to the lower part is, we can either exit to the right and take the access path back and down again or, if conditions are suitable, we decide to continue the descent in the lower part (see - also for the way back in this case - description Cl. inferiore).

Claretto (superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) J'ai bcp aimé claretto : le canyon et le monsieur . Merci pour tout Roméo.Tous les amarrages sont ok. Pour les "petits" (1M70...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) Fait en intégrale à 3 en 7 heures. On a pas trainé, petite pause au soleil avant l'aval, mais perdu du temps pour trouver les...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Claretto (amont) Fait en intégrale, merci Roméo pour la navette. La prise d'eau a été réparée depuis le mois dernier donc moins d'eau dans la...
Return: see "Route description

Gehrebach: Canyon Start
2023-06-06: All hooks ok. Combitour with Widdereggbach.
Approach: Follow the signpost in the direction of Melkalpe. Follow the hiking trail uphill until it meets a forest road. Then turn right onto the forest road and continue straight ahead until it makes a haipin bends at the canyon rim. Follow the canyon rim uphill until you meet a hiking trail again. Now turn right onto the hiking trail until it crosses the stream. Here is the entry. Alternatively, you can also reach the Gehrebach from the end of the Widdereggbach canyon, see the description there.
Tour: Several mostly short rappels until the Gehrebach flows into Zwieselbach. Now follow the wide streambed of the Zwieselbach to the starting point

Gehrebach: Canyon End
2023-06-06: All hooks ok. Combitour with Widdereggbach.
Return: At the canyon exit turn right onto gravel road

Gehrebach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-06: All hooks ok. Combitour with Widdereggbach.
Access: On expressway to Reutte and to the Plansee power plant.
Return: At the canyon exit turn right onto gravel road

Gehrebach: Waypoint
Comment: arrivée à Zwieselbach (descente)
Approach: Follow the signpost in the direction of Melkalpe. Follow the hiking trail uphill until it meets a forest road. Then turn right onto the forest road and continue straight ahead until it makes a haipin bends at the canyon rim. Follow the canyon rim uphill until you meet a hiking trail again. Now turn right onto the hiking trail until it crosses the stream. Here is the entry. Alternatively, you can also reach the Gehrebach from the end of the Widdereggbach canyon, see the description there.

Rocciamelone: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foresto Marche d’approche sans difficulté d’orientation. Un petit panneau bleu et blanc indique la bifurcation clef. L’équipement est très bon...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foresto (Quelle:
Comment: D 2 (inf. / "classique") (descente)
Approach: On the right bank of the Foresto towards the gorge exit. At the last houses, a path no. 560 leads off to the left (west). Ascend along a good mule track, ignoring a fork to the left (path 536A). Once above the rock faces, turn right onto hiking trail 539 and follow this trail to the crossing of the Torrente Rocciamelone. If you like via ferrata climbing with a large canyoning rucksack, you can also take the via ferrata.
Tour: Approx. 14 rappels in beautiful marble. After the first third (6 rappels) the tour is accompanied by the Via Ferrata dell Orrido di Foresta (to D) - there are many spectators from the rope bridges.

Rocciamelone: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foresto Marche d’approche sans difficulté d’orientation. Un petit panneau bleu et blanc indique la bifurcation clef. L’équipement est très bon...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foresto (Quelle:
Return: After the last waterfalls, turn left along a path under a climbing garden and back to the access path.

Rocciamelone: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foresto Marche d’approche sans difficulté d’orientation. Un petit panneau bleu et blanc indique la bifurcation clef. L’équipement est très bon...
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Comment: D 1 ( integrale) (descente)
Approach: On the right bank of the Foresto towards the gorge exit. At the last houses, a path no. 560 leads off to the left (west). Ascend along a good mule track, ignoring a fork to the left (path 536A). Once above the rock faces, turn right onto hiking trail 539 and follow this trail to the crossing of the Torrente Rocciamelone. If you like via ferrata climbing with a large canyoning rucksack, you can also take the via ferrata.
Tour: Approx. 14 rappels in beautiful marble. After the first third (6 rappels) the tour is accompanied by the Via Ferrata dell Orrido di Foresta (to D) - there are many spectators from the rope bridges.

Rocciamelone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Turin, leave the highway at the Chianocco exit and continue via Bussoleno to Foresto. At the fallen memorial plaque, cross the Foresto stream and after 70m park at the large, signposted parking lot (drinking water, picnic area).
Return: After the last waterfalls, turn left along a path under a climbing garden and back to the access path.

Seguret: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret prévoir de la corde à couper, de la cordelette à couper, un bon couteau et si vous avez un perfo, ne pas se priver de prendre au moins...
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret Complément d’équipement dans les parties manquantes relativement récent( goujon inox ) en place. Beaucoup de mono point pour petit re...
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret Canyon très esthétique. L’équipement est vieillissant. Beaucoup de monopoints avec quelques plaquettes rouillées. De nouveaux points o...
Approach: We cross the Rio Seguret to the eastern bank, and follow the trail that goes up the mountain in a northeasterly direction to the Auberge Inferiore (1325m altitude). From here we take the "Sentiero Balcone"- n. "19" which, passing the Auberge di Mezzo (1420m), heads west towards the cut of the Rio Seguret. Where it turns half-right, we come across an old water pipe, which we follow (orange markers) to the streambed (entry).
Tour: Sequence of about 30 rappel. The belay stations are sometimes not optimally set up and the rope retrival can sometimes cause problems.

Seguret: Canyon End
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret prévoir de la corde à couper, de la cordelette à couper, un bon couteau et si vous avez un perfo, ne pas se priver de prendre au moins...
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret Complément d’équipement dans les parties manquantes relativement récent( goujon inox ) en place. Beaucoup de mono point pour petit re...
2024-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Seguret Canyon très esthétique. L’équipement est vieillissant. Beaucoup de monopoints avec quelques plaquettes rouillées. De nouveaux points o...
Return: After the final rappel out to the right and on the slope to the car.

Conforent: Canyon Start
Approach: We now take the path that leads in a northerly direction, crosses the Stura and goes up the orographic right slope of the Rio Conforent (yellow markings). We ignore a path that goes off to the right over the stream, which is indicated with a red mark (would be the way back with the alternative access). A little later our path also crosses the Rio Conforent and winds upwards in serpentines. At an altitude of 1600m we meet a path that comes up from the Castello above Pietraporzio (alternative access). We follow it uphill until we reach an altitude of just over 1900m. Here the path makes a sharp bend in a southerly direction and a green arrow on a rock points to the entry. We traverse the steep slope roughly horizontally and are quickly in the streambed. When we hit the right point of entry, we see in green the inscription "Canyon Club Adrenalina".\n
Tour: Ahead of us are 25 rappels, repeatedly interrupted by block passages in the upper area. (Emergency) exit possibilities open up at best in the first quarter of the descent. The limestone is partly sharp-edged.

Conforent: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel - C33 - the canyon opens and we quickly meet our access path, where it crosses the stream. If we have chosen the alternative access from the Castello above the village of Pietraporzio, we take the path that after a few meters on the path on the orographic right bank of the Conforent again turns left over the stream and is marked with red markings. It brings us back to the Castello.

Bandia (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Now we walk to the entry as marked on the map ("photo gallery"). Finally we reach the place where we leave the track to the right on a path (1900m altitude). Near the wayside shrine "I Pilone" we stand here at a viewpoint . The path first walks along the slope (it is also possible to continue on the slope for several hundred meters and then change to the path - there is a sign on a tree: "Gias Bandia"). We descend and subsequently come across peculiar small barrel vaults in the terrain. In the past, these were used as shelters (covered with earth) for the mountain shepherds on the alpine pasture. Above them was the stable for their animals. We could continue on the path until we reach the streambed of a side stream and go down in it until we reach the entry to the Rio Bandia (in this case, no orientation problems). However, we leave the trail at the first trunas and follow a track that runs roughly horizontally to the east. We cross a small stream gully and then descend near a solitary pine into the side valley of the Rio Bandia, where we can downclimb to the entry on the bank.
Tour: 15 rappel in a homogeneous alpine canyon, which opens neither slides nor possible jumps, but gains its attractiveness from the ambience. "Schlüselstelle" is an exposed relay on the C41, which helps to avoid rappel in the stream. After the canyon opens, it is possible to descend mainly on the left bank outside the blocked streambed. Then we look for a poorly discernible track that leads out of the stream on the right. At the latest at a footbridge, where also an old water pipe channel starts, we leave the stream to the right. \n\nAlternatively, here you can "attach" the lower section of the stream (Rio Bianco/Rio Bandia inferiore) (see description for this).

Bandia (superiore): Canyon End
Return: We follow the path and march to the houses of Moriglione di Fondo. From here a path leads us back to the car at Moriglione S. Lorenzo (see map sketch in photo gallery).

Bianco Bandia (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From here a trail leads up to Moriglione S. Lorenzo. We cross the hamlet and take the path to Sambuco, which takes us through the hamlet of Moriglione di Fondo to the footbridge at the exit from the upper section of the stream. Here we enter the lower part.
Tour: Longer stretches of walking and descending. 6-10 rappel, the 31m rappel just before the water diversion (A1 - about 1250m altitude). After the water diversion still a good hour downhill to the exit A2 at the old road bridge (under this bridge another 2m slide).

Bianco Bandia (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: At A1 after the water diversion out onto the footbridge, there right up to Moriglione S. Lorenzo and to the car at P1. Alternatively, continue downstream to the exit A2 (if necessary, take the 2m slide under the old road bridge). It should also be considered that in an integral ascent (Bandia + Bianco) only one gets off at A1 and fetches the car at P1, but the others descend completely to A2.

Bianco Bandia (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: Either from the direction of Cuneo or from the Roya Valley we come to Borgo San Dalmazzo. From here we take the SS21 and go up the valley of the Stura di Demonte via Demonte and Vinadio, passing Sambuco. Immediately after the last houses of Sambuco the road crosses the Rio Bianco/Bandia. Immediately after the bridge we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: At A1 after the water diversion out onto the footbridge, there right up to Moriglione S. Lorenzo and to the car at P1. Alternatively, continue downstream to the exit A2 (if necessary, take the 2m slide under the old road bridge). It should also be considered that in an integral ascent (Bandia + Bianco) only one gets off at A1 and fetches the car at P1, but the others descend completely to A2.

Bianco Bandia (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: Either from the direction of Cuneo or from the Roya Valley we come to Borgo San Dalmazzo. From here we take the SS21 and go up the valley of the Stura di Demonte via Demonte and Vinadio, passing Sambuco. Immediately after the last houses of Sambuco the road crosses the Rio Bianco/Bandia. Immediately after the bridge we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: At A1 after the water diversion out onto the footbridge, there right up to Moriglione S. Lorenzo and to the car at P1. Alternatively, continue downstream to the exit A2 (if necessary, take the 2m slide under the old road bridge). It should also be considered that in an integral ascent (Bandia + Bianco) only one gets off at A1 and fetches the car at P1, but the others descend completely to A2.

Madonna: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we follow the road (Via Colle del Mulo) in a northeasterly direction (Vallon de la Madonna). After about 400m, a path branches off to the right that leads over a bridge to the other bank of the stream. We ignore this and stay on the orographic right bank. After another 400m our path crosses to the other bank. We follow the red-white markings and climb in always constant relatively small distance to the brook in many serpentines upward. At about 1740m the path leads out of the forest and a view of the upper waterfalls opens up. Above them we climb into the path.
Tour: About 15 rappels await us, starting with the impressive C23. Here, a ropeway could be helpful in case of strong water flow. The canyon is subsequently narrowly cut. Where it opens up again, a few more steps await us that are not belayed but can be bypassed. Then we pay attention to a barely recognizable pad that crosses the stream. We exit here to the left.\n

Madonna: Canyon End
Return: After a few meters we come across our approach path and follow it back down to the car.\n\who wants to indulge in a bit of pioneering variety gets off to the right instead of to the left. Again, a path leads down to Sambuco to the car (see photo gallery).

Noaschetta (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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2024-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Noaschetta (inférieur) La crue de cet été à tout endommagé Les relais sont abîmés et tiennent de manière aléatoireLes cordes se coincent On a...
2022-08-25: Granite, which we were later told is not really granite, makes this canyon unique. This smooth rock like this makes it the canyo. More aesthetic than the valley, also quite technical especially a wate...
Approach: We take the trail that starts at the church (1055m altitude) and also leads to the final waterfall of Noaschetta. However, before reaching the waterfall we turn right and climb on ribbons through the rock walls up to Alpe Sengie (1300m altitude). We take the path that passes below the houses and heads towards the stream. At the footbridge that crosses the stream in the course of the path we enter - see also wikiloc.
Tour: 9 rappels; after 4 rappels, before the difficulties begin with strong water flow, possible exit to the right (see topographic view). The descent is now in a chute. The exit from the pool after the 25m rappel is not without problems. The 60m - final rappel is broken on the topographic view (15/50). From the pool under this waterfall we come out to the left on the path that leads from the village to the waterfall.\n

Noaschetta (Inferiore): Canyon End
2024-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Noaschetta (inférieur) Partie inférieure faite à 4 en 3h20.Croisé un local, nous a signifié une énorme crue il y a 1 mois.Résultats : la passe...
2024-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Noaschetta (inférieur) La crue de cet été à tout endommagé Les relais sont abîmés et tiennent de manière aléatoireLes cordes se coincent On a...
2022-08-25: Granite, which we were later told is not really granite, makes this canyon unique. This smooth rock like this makes it the canyo. More aesthetic than the valley, also quite technical especially a wate...
Return: On this path down to Noasca.

Noaschetta (Superiore): Canyon Start
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2021-08-20: It is not as beautiful as the lower part (which is for me the most spectacular canyon in the area), however, as an introduction it has some nice rappels in the granite that are worthwhile
Approach: First, as for the ascent of the lower part: we take the trail that starts at the church (1055m altitude) and also leads to the final waterfall of the Noaschetta. However, before reaching the waterfall we turn right and climb on ribbons through the rock walls up to Alpe Sengie (1300m altitude). We take the path that passes below the houses and heads towards the stream. we cross on the footbridge to the orographic right bank and we continue to climb northwards along the path that we now meet towards Rifugio Noaschetta, located a few meters above the mentioned channel. We arrive at the houses of Borgà Sassa (1350m altitude). From here we continue climbing to Alpe Pian Sengio (1520m altitude). Here we enter the open and almost horizontal scree bed of the stream. From the Case Sengie, according to the map, an access also seems possible continuously on the orographic left side of the stream, see map - dotted line. For other alternatives, associated with appropriate shuttle see http://www.gulliver.it/itinerario/52609/
Tour: About 7 rappel, slide and possible jumps. At the latest when you reach the footbridge, where the entry to the lower part takes place, you can get off or join the ascent of the lower part.

Noaschetta (Superiore): Canyon End
2024-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Noaschetta (supérieur) Canyon difficilement praticable Une crue cet été a emporté certains amarrages et ceux qui restent sont souvent endommag...
2021-08-20: It is not as beautiful as the lower part (which is for me the most spectacular canyon in the area), however, as an introduction it has some nice rappels in the granite that are worthwhile
Return: In the case of an exit left over the Case Sengie down the path to Noasca. In case of realization of the transfer and access alternatives to http://www.gulliver.it/itinerario/52609/ see there.

Giumaglio (inferiore): Canyon Start
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2025-10-10: Accessible from the water level, but high. Infoline had no objections. Very nice tour. Some anchor points very good, others so-so
Comment: 3. Möglichkeit
Approach: From the parking lot, walk towards the church --> behind it, several narrow alleys lead to the hiking trail that leads up to Cappella di Cima --> the stone steps go up steeply throughout --> past the iron gate to a small stone house with a fountain (approx. 540m) --> behind this house you have the first descent option into the canyon (entry Nizzola Eldorado Ticino)--> 2nd option is a little further up at the pilgrimage house --> follow the stone wall here until you reach a steel cable with a tree --> 3rd option is at the 2nd pilgrimage house on the right at the pilgrimage house. The second option is a little further up at the pilgrimage house --> follow the stone wall until you reach a steel cable and an abseiling point R25 from a tree --> 3rd option at the 2nd pilgrimage house right towards Camusegn and follow the path to the bridge.
Tour: Long option: Walk along the stone wall at the first option house to the rappel from Baum (R25) --> now you are standing in the streambed --> a short walking passage follows through a mighty chaos of rocks that you can easily bypass on the left --> there are further small climbs up to the gigantic granite boulders that you bypass on the left via a rope traverse --> after further climbing on the left there is a boulder with a fixed rope and rappel C15 through a gap --> a nice jump or rappel follows. rappel of approx. 10m into a very deep pool --> after the swimming passage it gets narrower --> rappel left approx. 16m --> narrow pool in very clear water up to the point where you can jump, rappel or slide (deep pool) --> the next point is very narrow, so jumping is only for experienced climbers --> the next 40m of rappels are lined up at different depths and some have sharp edges --> the view of the next pool and the valley is beautiful (the afternoon sun is ideal) --> the last rappel can be bypassed on the right, but the lowest pool at approx. 350Hm still invites for a swim. The indicated access and descent times apply to the entry as described in Eldorado Ticino. The description of the tour between the bridge and the Nizzola entry is missing. Be careful on the sharp edges;

Giumaglio (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Giumaglio Nous n'avons parcouru que la partie inférieure, avec l´approche juste après la maison.Au moins la moitié des ancrages sont extrêmeme...
2025-10-10: Accessible from the water level, but high. Infoline had no objections. Very nice tour. Some anchor points very good, others so-so
Return: At the pool before the bridge (ca. 360Hm) right up the stone steps and left through the wooden gate to the road and to the first or second parking lot.

Giumaglio (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Giumaglio Nous n'avons parcouru que la partie inférieure, avec l´approche juste après la maison.Au moins la moitié des ancrages sont extrêmeme...
2025-10-10: Accessible from the water level, but high. Infoline had no objections. Very nice tour. Some anchor points very good, others so-so
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Giumaglio (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca ri. Locarno --> into the Maggia valley --> into the village Giumaglio over the bridge and immediately the first street to the right --> here li first parking possibility or follow the street to the right and directly at the bridge small parking possibility --> here you already have a view of the last rappel C40 and the water level (approx. 360Hm).
Return: At the pool before the bridge (ca. 360Hm) right up the stone steps and left through the wooden gate to the road and to the first or second parking lot.

Giumaglio (inferiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg Nizzola
Approach: From the parking lot, walk towards the church --> behind it, several narrow alleys lead to the hiking trail that leads up to Cappella di Cima --> the stone steps go up steeply throughout --> past the iron gate to a small stone house with a fountain (approx. 540m) --> behind this house you have the first descent option into the canyon (entry Nizzola Eldorado Ticino)--> 2nd option is a little further up at the pilgrimage house --> follow the stone wall here until you reach a steel cable with a tree --> 3rd option is at the 2nd pilgrimage house on the right at the pilgrimage house. The second option is a little further up at the pilgrimage house --> follow the stone wall until you reach a steel cable and an abseiling point R25 from a tree --> 3rd option at the 2nd pilgrimage house right towards Camusegn and follow the path to the bridge.
Tour: Long option: Walk along the stone wall at the first option house to the rappel from Baum (R25) --> now you are standing in the streambed --> a short walking passage follows through a mighty chaos of rocks that you can easily bypass on the left --> there are further small climbs up to the gigantic granite boulders that you bypass on the left via a rope traverse --> after further climbing on the left there is a boulder with a fixed rope and rappel C15 through a gap --> a nice jump or rappel follows. rappel of approx. 10m into a very deep pool --> after the swimming passage it gets narrower --> rappel left approx. 16m --> narrow pool in very clear water up to the point where you can jump, rappel or slide (deep pool) --> the next point is very narrow, so jumping is only for experienced climbers --> the next 40m of rappels are lined up at different depths and some have sharp edges --> the view of the next pool and the valley is beautiful (the afternoon sun is ideal) --> the last rappel can be bypassed on the right, but the lowest pool at approx. 350Hm still invites for a swim. The indicated access and descent times apply to the entry as described in Eldorado Ticino. The description of the tour between the bridge and the Nizzola entry is missing. Be careful on the sharp edges;

Vallungo integrale: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: “Beautiful canyon with a unique environment, offering many opportunities for jumps and slides. Done in its full descent, it’s definitely worth it.”
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2024-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallungo L'équipement est très bon et ne semble pas avoir été affecté par la grosse crue de cet été J'ai l'impression que les canyons orientés...
Comment: depart pour l\'integrale (descente)
Approach: We continue walking down the road to the right past the houses of Balmella inferiore and down the slope to the stream. Here we can walk a few more meters on the right bank to the beginning of the gorge, where the entry is.
Tour: About 20 rappels, many possible jumps and slides

Vallungo integrale: Canyon End
2025-09-15: “Beautiful canyon with a unique environment, offering many opportunities for jumps and slides. Done in its full descent, it’s definitely worth it.”
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Return: still under the road bridge and then out to the right, to the road and the car.

Vallungo integrale: Parking at Entry
2025-09-15: “Beautiful canyon with a unique environment, offering many opportunities for jumps and slides. Done in its full descent, it’s definitely worth it.”
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2024-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallungo L'équipement est très bon et ne semble pas avoir été affecté par la grosse crue de cet été J'ai l'impression que les canyons orientés...
Access: Coming from Ivrea or Turin we approach the valley of Torrente Orco. On the SP460, passing Cuorgne and Pont Canavese, we go up the Orco valley to Sparone (about 4.5 km after Pont Canavese). We continue along the SP460 and then, 5.6 km after Sparone, we turn left and cross the Torrente Orco. After the bridge turn right towards Verne, Foere. 350m after the bridge over the Orco we come to the bridge over the Rio Vollungo. 50m further we can park our car on the left of the road for the exit.\n\nWith a second car we continue to Locana and there we turn left and go uphill towards Piane, Chironio. About 2.2 km from Locana, we come to a road junction where we turn left towards Chironio. We stay here on the right and head for Balmella and Pianema. Then, where the road for Pianema, Piandemma turns right, we can park our second car - about 50m before the houses of Balmella Inferiore.
Return: still under the road bridge and then out to the right, to the road and the car.

Vallungo integrale: Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Ivrea or Turin we approach the valley of Torrente Orco. On the SP460, passing Cuorgne and Pont Canavese, we go up the Orco valley to Sparone (about 4.5 km after Pont Canavese). We continue along the SP460 and then, 5.6 km after Sparone, we turn left and cross the Torrente Orco. After the bridge turn right towards Verne, Foere. 350m after the bridge over the Orco we come to the bridge over the Rio Vollungo. 50m further we can park our car on the left of the road for the exit.\n\nWith a second car we continue to Locana and there we turn left and go uphill towards Piane, Chironio. About 2.2 km from Locana, we come to a road junction where we turn left towards Chironio. We stay here on the right and head for Balmella and Pianema. Then, where the road for Pianema, Piandemma turns right, we can park our second car - about 50m before the houses of Balmella Inferiore.
Return: still under the road bridge and then out to the right, to the road and the car.

Sorba: Canyon Start
2025-08-29: Good for the jump lovers
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sorba Grazie a Monte rosa Canyoning per le corde fisse! Top (Quelle:
2025-08-02: Also walked the "devil'slide", 2 concatenated rappels of 20 and 16 m. Compared to the rest of the canyon it is much more technical and complex, with lots of water, a turbulent hanging pool. In tot. wi...
Approach: From the parking lot to the bridge and entry from the far bank.
Tour: 2-4 rappel - all not mandatory. White water swim. Possible jumps (up to 15m height).

Sorba: Canyon End
2025-08-29: Good for the jump lovers
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sorba Grazie a Monte rosa Canyoning per le corde fisse! Top (Quelle:
2025-08-02: Also walked the "devil'slide", 2 concatenated rappels of 20 and 16 m. Compared to the rest of the canyon it is much more technical and complex, with lots of water, a turbulent hanging pool. In tot. wi...
Return: Immediately before the bridges over the rock out to the left. Then we take the path on the left up to the road. From here one walks to the car, the others can wait for its return.

Laghetto: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: Gorge with some quite technical points, like a really very aerial belay (on overhang) under a boulder; after a while the harness starts to hurt... and a mancorrente right after that is "slippery" The...
2025-09-08: Not easy to find the entrance, follow the gulliver.it infos
2024-08-30: Continuous canyon with some nice passages, one above all the large 70 m nearly vertical waterfall (can be tobogganed in the last 10/15 m), there is also a passage into a small cave and a 30 m rappel i...
Comment: l\'entrée dans Croso Massero au-dessus de C70 (descente)
Approach: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).
Tour: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).

Laghetto: Canyon End
2025-10-10: Gorge with some quite technical points, like a really very aerial belay (on overhang) under a boulder; after a while the harness starts to hurt... and a mancorrente right after that is "slippery" The...
2025-09-08: Not easy to find the entrance, follow the gulliver.it infos
2024-08-30: Continuous canyon with some nice passages, one above all the large 70 m nearly vertical waterfall (can be tobogganed in the last 10/15 m), there is also a passage into a small cave and a 30 m rappel i...
Comment: au-dessus de la C10 final (descente)
Return: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).

Laghetto: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-10: Gorge with some quite technical points, like a really very aerial belay (on overhang) under a boulder; after a while the harness starts to hurt... and a mancorrente right after that is "slippery" The...
2025-09-08: Not easy to find the entrance, follow the gulliver.it infos
2024-08-30: Continuous canyon with some nice passages, one above all the large 70 m nearly vertical waterfall (can be tobogganed in the last 10/15 m), there is also a passage into a small cave and a 30 m rappel i...
Comment: E2 l\'entrée au-desous de la C70: "Laghetto Classico" (descente)
Approach: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).
Tour: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).

Laghetto: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leaving the A26 at the Romagnano/Sesia-Ghemme exit, take the SP299 up the Sesia valley, passing through Borgo Sesia and arriving in Varallo (32.5 km from the A26). Continuing on the SP299, after about 21 km (from Varallo) we reach the village of Piode. From here it is 3,2 km to Campertogno. We park our car near the campsite.
Return: see Gole & Canyons. 3- Italia Nord-Ovest. Francesco Cacace - Roberto Jarre - Dino Ruotolo - Roberto Schenone, 2003 page 118 (in German).

Marona: Canyon Start
2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Marona Debit correct apres 4 jours de pluieAmusant, trempettes, assez d'armes, quelques armes naturelles. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2024-09-15: Cold, crystal-clear water creating pools of incredible colors. We replaced some old chains with new rings. Traveled 3 hours with a group of 10 people. From here we continued with the Pogallo stream to...
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Approach: We take the path towards Pogallo. The path first goes about 800m towards NNO, then at the second fork we follow the signpost Teggia, Pian Cavellona. A bridge takes us over the Pogallo. In the climb we pass the ruins of Teggia and finally reach the stream (entry).
Tour: 8-10 rappels, some slides and jumps. There are also longer running sections in between. We descend to the confluence with the Pogallo; as an alternative to the exit described here, you can also get out on the right before the confluence with the Pogallo at the remains of a small wall near the stream and climb up the slope to join the approach path at the top. Follow this to the left over the bridge and back to Cicogna. Finally, there is also the option of descending further in the Pogallo. The next bridge is the usual entry point for this canyon tour.

Marona: Canyon End
2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Marona Debit correct apres 4 jours de pluieAmusant, trempettes, assez d'armes, quelques armes naturelles. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2024-09-15: Cold, crystal-clear water creating pools of incredible colors. We replaced some old chains with new rings. Traveled 3 hours with a group of 10 people. From here we continued with the Pogallo stream to...
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Return: A little upstream in the Pogallo we cross to the other bank. Here, a few meters up, we come across a path that leads us upstream to the bridge over the Pogallo. From here we return to Cicogna on the approach path.

Pogallo: Canyon Start
2025-08-13: Floating on a hot Summer's day in the Valgrande PN is about as good as it gets. We used one car + hitchhiked. The recent anchors were welcome, only the handline at the head of the abseil could still d...
2024-09-15: It can be done in conjunction with Marona (worth doing it this way). Mainly horizontal, a lot walking and swimming, but also a couple of nice jumps. The exit point we used: once you get at the juncti...
2024-09-15: Entered at the confluence of the Marona. Water plentiful and very cold but not particularly problematic in progression.
Approach: From the last leftward haipin bend before the village, we take the path towards Pogallo. The path first goes NNO for about 200m, then we turn right at the first fork, reaching the bridge over Pogallo (entry).
Tour: 3 rappels, lots of swimming, some slides and jumps. Caution: a longer toboggan cannot be slid down. The water drainage is overcome on the right-hand side.

Pogallo: Canyon End
2025-08-13: Floating on a hot Summer's day in the Valgrande PN is about as good as it gets. We used one car + hitchhiked. The recent anchors were welcome, only the handline at the head of the abseil could still d...
2024-09-15: It can be done in conjunction with Marona (worth doing it this way). Mainly horizontal, a lot walking and swimming, but also a couple of nice jumps. The exit point we used: once you get at the juncti...
2024-09-15: Entered at the confluence of the Marona. Water plentiful and very cold but not particularly problematic in progression.
Return: At the confluence with the Rio Grande (from the right), we climb up the latter - orographic. right bank - until we can get off on a path. Now we go back to Cicogna, where we can cut the road turns on a mule path.\n\nIf there is too much water in the Rio Grande for an ascent, turn downstream and then get off about 200m further down.

Pogallo: Parking at Exit
2025-08-13: Floating on a hot Summer's day in the Valgrande PN is about as good as it gets. We used one car + hitchhiked. The recent anchors were welcome, only the handline at the head of the abseil could still d...
2024-09-15: It can be done in conjunction with Marona (worth doing it this way). Mainly horizontal, a lot walking and swimming, but also a couple of nice jumps. The exit point we used: once you get at the juncti...
2024-09-15: Entered at the confluence of the Marona. Water plentiful and very cold but not particularly problematic in progression.
Access: Coming from Domodossala, we leave the A26 at the Gravellona Toce/Verbania exit and go up to Cicogna via Bignugno (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery). Here we park the car.
Return: At the confluence with the Rio Grande (from the right), we climb up the latter - orographic. right bank - until we can get off on a path. Now we go back to Cicogna, where we can cut the road turns on a mule path.\n\nIf there is too much water in the Rio Grande for an ascent, turn downstream and then get off about 200m further down.

Pogallo: Parking at Entry
Comment: Optional. Can be hiked or hitchhiked.
Access: Coming from Domodossala, we leave the A26 at the Gravellona Toce/Verbania exit and go up to Cicogna via Bignugno (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery). Here we park the car.
Return: At the confluence with the Rio Grande (from the right), we climb up the latter - orographic. right bank - until we can get off on a path. Now we go back to Cicogna, where we can cut the road turns on a mule path.\n\nIf there is too much water in the Rio Grande for an ascent, turn downstream and then get off about 200m further down.

Fer: Canyon Start
2025-09-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie aval. Equipement correct et hors actif qui permet d'éviter le jus. Certaines vasques sont bien profondes pour sauter mais ê...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Descente aval 2h15 à 4 Mur d'eau Vosges. Glissant. (Quelle:
2025-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie inf. Accès plus ou moins bien marqué Le temps annoncé est surestimé, compter environ 2hÉquipement correct actif et hors cas...
Approach: To the Fer inferiore: A path leads directly from the car in a steep NW direction down to the stream. To reach the upper entry point for the integral ascent, we take the slope at the car parked at the top, which initially runs NNW and later SSW towards the stream. We take the path where the slope crosses the stream.
Tour: 20 rappels in total, 9 rappels in the lower part in a great ambience. Relatively open at the beginning, increasingly incised as the lower part progresses. Possible jumps. Exit via a small metal ladder to the right onto the path by the water drainage.

Fer: Canyon End
2025-09-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie aval. Equipement correct et hors actif qui permet d'éviter le jus. Certaines vasques sont bien profondes pour sauter mais ê...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Descente aval 2h15 à 4 Mur d'eau Vosges. Glissant. (Quelle:
2025-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie inf. Accès plus ou moins bien marqué Le temps annoncé est surestimé, compter environ 2hÉquipement correct actif et hors cas...
Comment: prise d\'eau (l\'escalier metallique) (descente)
Return: We follow the path in the forest (parallel to the stream) to the lower car.

Fer: Canyon Start1
2025-09-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie aval. Equipement correct et hors actif qui permet d'éviter le jus. Certaines vasques sont bien profondes pour sauter mais ê...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Descente aval 2h15 à 4 Mur d'eau Vosges. Glissant. (Quelle:
2025-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fer Fait la partie inf. Accès plus ou moins bien marqué Le temps annoncé est surestimé, compter environ 2hÉquipement correct actif et hors cas...
Comment: départ de l\'amont (descente) 970hm, ggf. weiter nach oben fahren und direkt an der Brücke parken.
Approach: To the Fer inferiore: A path leads directly from the car in a steep NW direction down to the stream. To reach the upper entry point for the integral ascent, we take the slope at the car parked at the top, which initially runs NNW and later SSW towards the stream. We take the path where the slope crosses the stream.
Tour: 20 rappels in total, 9 rappels in the lower part in a great ambience. Relatively open at the beginning, increasingly incised as the lower part progresses. Possible jumps. Exit via a small metal ladder to the right onto the path by the water drainage.

Fer: Parking at Entry
Comment: hameau Donnes (860m alt.) (descente)
Access: Leave the A5 highway at Pont-Saint-Martin and drive towards Donnas. Continue over the river Boltea to Outrefer. Park one vehicle near the bridge over the Bonze. Continue with the 2nd vehicle to Montey and from there up to the houses of Donnes (865m altitude).
Return: We follow the path in the forest (parallel to the stream) to the lower car.

Fer: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the A5 highway at Pont-Saint-Martin and drive towards Donnas. Continue over the river Boltea to Outrefer. Park one vehicle near the bridge over the Bonze. Continue with the 2nd vehicle to Montey and from there up to the houses of Donnes (865m altitude).
Return: We follow the path in the forest (parallel to the stream) to the lower car.

Chasten: Canyon Start
2025-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasten Équipement toujours en place et bon même si quelques monopoints... les toboggans passent bien même si on a un peu du mal a se lancer a...
2025-09-15: “Pleasant canyon, although with rather slippery sections. In the upper part there are single anchors, which should be assessed carefully.”
2025-08-14: Nice final piece however overall interesting forra.
Approach: Starting at the bend in the road, hiking trail "22" leads us uphill in an easterly direction. We meet a forest road, but soon leave it again to the hiking trail "10", which turns right from the slope and leads over the mountain stream. On its orographic left slope we go up to another bridge that lets us rejoin the slope. On this one we go a few meters to the right, then we climb above the C14 into the stream (see also general map and detailed aerial view of the entry).
Tour: About 17 rappel, some jump and slide possibilities. In between running routes and a lot of block climbing. Slippery underground. \n\nRed arrows mark the exit to the right after the last waterfall (C19) and a small step (see aerial photo exit).\n

Chasten: Canyon End
2025-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasten Équipement toujours en place et bon même si quelques monopoints... les toboggans passent bien même si on a un peu du mal a se lancer a...
2025-09-15: “Pleasant canyon, although with rather slippery sections. In the upper part there are single anchors, which should be assessed carefully.”
2025-08-14: Nice final piece however overall interesting forra.
Return: An inconspicuous path leads us to the trail "22" (on which we climbed). On this one down to the car.

Chasten: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasten Équipement toujours en place et bon même si quelques monopoints... les toboggans passent bien même si on a un peu du mal a se lancer a...
2025-09-15: “Pleasant canyon, although with rather slippery sections. In the upper part there are single anchors, which should be assessed carefully.”
2025-08-14: Nice final piece however overall interesting forra.
Access: We take the A5 Turin - Aosta - Chamonix freeway (Autostrada de la Valle d'Aosta) and leave it via the Verrès exit. On the SR45 we go up to the Val D'Ayas. Not quite 9 km after leaving the highway, we pass through the village of Tilly. At the northeastern exit of the village we leave the SR45 and follow the signs to Ruvère, Tollegaz. We cross the river Evancon, see the mouth of the Torrente di Chasten on the righthand side and park our car in a suitable place in the next left turn (see also Google aerial photos).
Return: An inconspicuous path leads us to the trail "22" (on which we climbed). On this one down to the car.

Fuse: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Quand on lit la description, on s’attend à quelque chose de vraiment dangereux, mais le canyon est très bien équipé. La déviation est en...
2024-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Très beau canyon. Retour comme indiqué en mode sanglier, c'est raide mais ça passe bien.On a eu un hélitreuillage après la C16, chevill...
2024-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Plusieurs siphons dont il faudra se méfier. Bien équipé, sauf un relai (chaîne cassée) sur un petit ressaut. Un maillon rapide grande ouv...
Approach: Entry directly above the road bridge.\n
Tour: First rappel under the bridge. Then another 13 rappel until arriving at Torrente Negrone. A few slides and possible jumps.

Fuse: Canyon End
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Quand on lit la description, on s’attend à quelque chose de vraiment dangereux, mais le canyon est très bien équipé. La déviation est en...
2024-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Très beau canyon. Retour comme indiqué en mode sanglier, c'est raide mais ça passe bien.On a eu un hélitreuillage après la C16, chevill...
2024-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Plusieurs siphons dont il faudra se méfier. Bien équipé, sauf un relai (chaîne cassée) sur un petit ressaut. Un maillon rapide grande ouv...
Return: At Negirone about 50m up we come across a path that leads steeply up to the road. Also on the left up to the road is described a possibility of ascent.

Fuse: Waypoint
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Quand on lit la description, on s’attend à quelque chose de vraiment dangereux, mais le canyon est très bien équipé. La déviation est en...
2024-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Très beau canyon. Retour comme indiqué en mode sanglier, c'est raide mais ça passe bien.On a eu un hélitreuillage après la C16, chevill...
2024-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fuse Plusieurs siphons dont il faudra se méfier. Bien équipé, sauf un relai (chaîne cassée) sur un petit ressaut. Un maillon rapide grande ouv...
Comment: A2 (Geuna/Reutolo) (descente)
Approach: Entry directly above the road bridge.\n

Fuse: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Whether coming from the north or the south, the first destination is Ponte di Nava, then up the valley of Torrente Negrone to Viozene and on to the entry at the road bridge (see aerial photos in photo gallery).
Return: At Negirone about 50m up we come across a path that leads steeply up to the road. Also on the left up to the road is described a possibility of ascent.

Ceva: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Canyon réalisé en ce jour à trois. Déjà très glissant sortie en freestyle sur la gauche de la 45m en mode mike Horn et sortie sous les gr...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Pour la deuxiéme partie de l'approche, faut suivre le tuyau.Canyon bien équipé, mais équipé au minimum.Le relais sur le 40m n'est pas vra...
2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Parcouru le 31/07/25 (club SCPA Escandaou). Un peu galère de trouver le début du canyon mais on fini par arriver à l'eau. Beau rappel de...
Approach: We continue uphill along the road until the next but one rightward haipin bend (red map marker "W"). From there, a path leads to the hamlet of Paioret. After the last building, take the path down to the left. Follow the water pipe for a while and then take the tracks down to the stream bed until you reach a bridge.
Tour: 5-8 rappels. The 45 m fall with an intermediate belay after approx. 18 m, followed by a diverter 6 m before the pool to stay safely out of the water jet. Can be jumped from the diverter.

Ceva: Canyon End
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Canyon réalisé en ce jour à trois. Déjà très glissant sortie en freestyle sur la gauche de la 45m en mode mike Horn et sortie sous les gr...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Pour la deuxiéme partie de l'approche, faut suivre le tuyau.Canyon bien équipé, mais équipé au minimum.Le relais sur le 40m n'est pas vra...
2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Parcouru le 31/07/25 (club SCPA Escandaou). Un peu galère de trouver le début du canyon mais on fini par arriver à l'eau. Beau rappel de...
Return: At a concrete wall ortographic. Exit to the left and then cross a small tunnel (headlamp useful). Then carefully cross (active) railroad tracks directly to the parking lot.

Ceva: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Canyon réalisé en ce jour à trois. Déjà très glissant sortie en freestyle sur la gauche de la 45m en mode mike Horn et sortie sous les gr...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Pour la deuxiéme partie de l'approche, faut suivre le tuyau.Canyon bien équipé, mais équipé au minimum.Le relais sur le 40m n'est pas vra...
2025-07-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Céva Parcouru le 31/07/25 (club SCPA Escandaou). Un peu galère de trouver le début du canyon mais on fini par arriver à l'eau. Beau rappel de...
Access: From Breil-sur-Roya on the N204 north towards Tende, Cuneo. Shortly after the village of Fontan (about 8 km until then), we take the D42, which turns left (northwest) towards Berghe. The road crosses the Céva and climbs in switchbacks. After the third switchback, the road passes under a railroad viaduct. At the following rightward haipin bend, park the car on a large flat area right next to the railroad track.
Return: At a concrete wall ortographic. Exit to the left and then cross a small tunnel (headlamp useful). Then carefully cross (active) railroad tracks directly to the parking lot.

Lasino : Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Integrale begangen.... everything ok except for the old anchors in the upper area, which were sometimes unfortunate It was fun as always...
2025-09-14: Walked all 3 parts. Beautiful tour. Everything 👌top
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lasino (médian et inférieur) Top conditions! (Quelle:
Approach: The access paths are well marked on the information board at the exit. Caution on many maps (including OSM) as of 2023 paths are poorly or incorrectly marked; those on the board fit well and the access routes are currently also well signposted. Access upper part: Follow the path or the signs until you reach the Alpe Briga houses (fountain to fill up with water). Follow the path back into the forest; after a few minutes a path branches off to the left. Mostly marked with blue dots from here. Alternatively (earlier) after Alpe Briga you will see a large conspicuous tree with a large stone Standing by the tree, you will see another stone towards the canyon on the lower right at the meadows/ bushes crossing. A path begins here. Both options are more or less visible; in any case you have to go down to the water catchment. This is the start of the superiore section. There are still a few worthwhile rappels further up - a suitable access will be worked out by the locals in 2025. Access superiore approx. 1h30 min Entry at the water drainage Access interm approx. 40 min (signs follow) Access inferiore approx. 10 min (signs follow)
Tour: For the upper part, downclimb from the dam on the left for about 1 minute to the first belaystation. Great tour in the upper part, which has now been well renovated. Description from intermedio: The descent begins with the entrance to a relatively narrow chute. This is followed by 11 rappels to the exit after this sporty part (810m altitude). In the lower part another 5 rappels in open terrain. Exit to the right before the road bridge (720m altitude). The Lasino is an open rappel canyon with mostly little water. However, this should not mean that the technical passages, especially in the intermedio, should be underestimated. The canyon is very well equipped and there are plenty of sticky/drill hooks for the rope railing to reach exposed belays. Once you arrive at the entry of the Intermedio, you immediately start with a 30m abseil. This is followed by the next rappel. The highest point (50m) is in the middle of the Lasino intermedio (the belay can be reached by pulling off the rope traverse on the left side), after the high abseil there is a small step (approx. 10m), then a fun slide. This is followed by a cascade of 2x20m before a huge boulder blocks the way. Here you will find a small slip-through with bolts to overcome the slippery 3m. After this, the canyon becomes more open and less technically demanding. This is where the lower section (Lasino inferiore) begins. This is followed by several rappels into beautiful shimmering green pools with another casual slide towards the exit. After the slide there is a small rappel, a short downclimb/walking passage and the 30m final rappel (due to thorn bushes it is better to rappel in the water!) The tour ends before the stone bridge/road bridge at 730m.

Lasino : Canyon End
2025-09-17: Integrale begangen.... everything ok except for the old anchors in the upper area, which were sometimes unfortunate It was fun as always...
2025-09-14: Walked all 3 parts. Beautiful tour. Everything 👌top
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lasino (médian et inférieur) Top conditions! (Quelle:
Return: The tour ends just before the main road. Take the path on the right (left leads to private land). If you want you can also go further; there were a few rappel more drilled that you can rappel to the next road.

Lasino : Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Integrale begangen.... everything ok except for the old anchors in the upper area, which were sometimes unfortunate It was fun as always...
2025-09-14: Walked all 3 parts. Beautiful tour. Everything 👌top
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lasino (médian et inférieur) Top conditions! (Quelle:
Comment: Start superior
Approach: The access paths are well marked on the information board at the exit. Caution on many maps (including OSM) as of 2023 paths are poorly or incorrectly marked; those on the board fit well and the access routes are currently also well signposted. Access upper part: Follow the path or the signs until you reach the Alpe Briga houses (fountain to fill up with water). Follow the path back into the forest; after a few minutes a path branches off to the left. Mostly marked with blue dots from here. Alternatively (earlier) after Alpe Briga you will see a large conspicuous tree with a large stone Standing by the tree, you will see another stone towards the canyon on the lower right at the meadows/ bushes crossing. A path begins here. Both options are more or less visible; in any case you have to go down to the water catchment. This is the start of the superiore section. There are still a few worthwhile rappels further up - a suitable access will be worked out by the locals in 2025. Access superiore approx. 1h30 min Entry at the water drainage Access interm approx. 40 min (signs follow) Access inferiore approx. 10 min (signs follow)
Tour: For the upper part, downclimb from the dam on the left for about 1 minute to the first belaystation. Great tour in the upper part, which has now been well renovated. Description from intermedio: The descent begins with the entrance to a relatively narrow chute. This is followed by 11 rappels to the exit after this sporty part (810m altitude). In the lower part another 5 rappels in open terrain. Exit to the right before the road bridge (720m altitude). The Lasino is an open rappel canyon with mostly little water. However, this should not mean that the technical passages, especially in the intermedio, should be underestimated. The canyon is very well equipped and there are plenty of sticky/drill hooks for the rope railing to reach exposed belays. Once you arrive at the entry of the Intermedio, you immediately start with a 30m abseil. This is followed by the next rappel. The highest point (50m) is in the middle of the Lasino intermedio (the belay can be reached by pulling off the rope traverse on the left side), after the high abseil there is a small step (approx. 10m), then a fun slide. This is followed by a cascade of 2x20m before a huge boulder blocks the way. Here you will find a small slip-through with bolts to overcome the slippery 3m. After this, the canyon becomes more open and less technically demanding. This is where the lower section (Lasino inferiore) begins. This is followed by several rappels into beautiful shimmering green pools with another casual slide towards the exit. After the slide there is a small rappel, a short downclimb/walking passage and the 30m final rappel (due to thorn bushes it is better to rappel in the water!) The tour ends before the stone bridge/road bridge at 730m.

Lasino : Parking at Exit
Comment: Koordinaten basierend auf Beschreibung ermittelt - nicht verifiziert!
Access: From Domodossola South take the SS33 main road towards Milano. Then take the Piedimulera/Vogagna/Pallenzeno exit. At the 1st traffic circle turn left towards Vogagna. At the next traffic circle turn right towards Piedimulera and at the 3rd traffic circle go straight on. Then keep right towards Macugnaga. From here follow the mountain road until just after the village of Vanzone San Carlo. Here on the left there is a large turnout where you can park your car. If you follow the road a few meters further, you can check the final waterfall/water level at the bridge/chapel.
Return: The tour ends just before the main road. Take the path on the right (left leads to private land). If you want you can also go further; there were a few rappel more drilled that you can rappel to the next road.

Lasino : Parking at Entry
Comment: Koordinaten basierend auf Beschreibung ermittelt - nicht verifiziert!
Access: From Domodossola South take the SS33 main road towards Milano. Then take the Piedimulera/Vogagna/Pallenzeno exit. At the 1st traffic circle turn left towards Vogagna. At the next traffic circle turn right towards Piedimulera and at the 3rd traffic circle go straight on. Then keep right towards Macugnaga. From here follow the mountain road until just after the village of Vanzone San Carlo. Here on the left there is a large turnout where you can park your car. If you follow the road a few meters further, you can check the final waterfall/water level at the bridge/chapel.
Return: The tour ends just before the main road. Take the path on the right (left leads to private land). If you want you can also go further; there were a few rappel more drilled that you can rappel to the next road.

Variola (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-12: Long and spectacular canyon with lots of water and lots of swimming...the highest rappel is very adrenaline-pumping!
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (supérieur) (Quelle:
2025-08-08: Challenging and very fun, with some breathtaking passages
Approach: We cross the village and then take the trail "D4" to the (ruined) Alpe Pertus (1075m altitude). Continue uphill on the "D4" - roughly parallel to the Variola - towards Alpe Corte, La Balma. At 1110m altitude and a few meters before a side stream, an inconspicuous track goes off to the left and we arrive at a footbridge in the stream (1140m altitude). In various descriptions are described entries further up and further down.
Tour: After the first pools and some walking passages, the stream begins to notch. In total, almost rappel, but also some possible jumps await us. At the dam, the descent is sensibly terminated, as the further descent to the entry into the lower part is only tiring.

Variola (superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-12: Long and spectacular canyon with lots of water and lots of swimming...the highest rappel is very adrenaline-pumping!
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (supérieur) (Quelle:
2025-08-08: Challenging and very fun, with some breathtaking passages
Return: After climbing the wall, we take the path that descends along the left bank. We meet the connecting path Monsignore - Monteossolano "D0". On the right we go to the entry to the lower Variola. We go left and so we come back to Monteossolano and to the car.

Variola (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-12: Long and spectacular canyon with lots of water and lots of swimming...the highest rappel is very adrenaline-pumping!
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (supérieur) (Quelle:
2025-08-08: Challenging and very fun, with some breathtaking passages
Access: From the center of Domodossola, first head towards Bognanco. When you reach the bridge over the Torrente Bogna, do not turn left and continue towards Bognanco, but cross the bridge and about 350m further on turn left towards Monteossolano. We park our car in the large parking lot in front of the village (780m altitude).
Return: After climbing the wall, we take the path that descends along the left bank. We meet the connecting path Monsignore - Monteossolano "D0". On the right we go to the entry to the lower Variola. We go left and so we come back to Monteossolano and to the car.

Variola (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) Enchaîné après le sup. Passage dans la faille magnifique, DC++ pour ce passage. Beaucoup d'attente à cause d'un groupe d'i...
2024-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) DC+Les points installés sont assez haut perchés pour les petits modèlesEquipement tout okCanyon glissant mais vraiment est...
2020-08-08: New chain for rappel guidé on the C35, at the bottom left a few meters after both stems. For rappel guidé, a 50-meter rope is required for guiding and at least 45 meters for rappel. On the C35, 30m r...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail and soon cross the Rio Rasiga. You then reach the small hamlet of Monsignore. Cross it and continue right towards Monteossolano until you come to a beautiful old bridge over the Variola. This is the entry point. If you only have one car available, you can walk 400 m from the bridge at the exit on the road, then turn right at an acute angle and enter the village of Messasca. From here, a somewhat overgrown path leads uphill in a northerly direction. Follow this to the path coming from Bognanco and walk along it to the right to the old stone bridge.
Tour: After the first rappel under the bridge follows an entertaining descent, which culminates in a 35 m - chute with a long pool. Towards the exit some nice slides and jumps. Since Aug. 2010 the ascent of the Variola inferiore was forbidden, because in the course of a controlled water supply there was an accident with 2 deaths. Although an ascent is now allowed again (see above), the Variola superiore remains the most attractive alternative.

Variola (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) Enchaîné après le sup. Passage dans la faille magnifique, DC++ pour ce passage. Beaucoup d'attente à cause d'un groupe d'i...
2024-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) DC+Les points installés sont assez haut perchés pour les petits modèlesEquipement tout okCanyon glissant mais vraiment est...
2020-08-08: New chain for rappel guidé on the C35, at the bottom left a few meters after both stems. For rappel guidé, a 50-meter rope is required for guiding and at least 45 meters for rappel. On the C35, 30m r...
Return: Pass under the old and new road bridge and then in Torrente Bogna turn right (upstream) to the exit on the road.

Variola (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) Enchaîné après le sup. Passage dans la faille magnifique, DC++ pour ce passage. Beaucoup d'attente à cause d'un groupe d'i...
2024-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Variola (inférieur) DC+Les points installés sont assez haut perchés pour les petits modèlesEquipement tout okCanyon glissant mais vraiment est...
2020-08-08: New chain for rappel guidé on the C35, at the bottom left a few meters after both stems. For rappel guidé, a 50-meter rope is required for guiding and at least 45 meters for rappel. On the C35, 30m r...
Access: From Domodossola, head west into the Bogna Valley towards Bognanco. After about 7 km you pass a long bridge from which you can see the last cascades of the Variola. Here you park one car on a path that leads to an old bridge over the Variola.\nWith the second car you continue for about 2 km until you reach the village of Bognanco di Fonti. Here you park at a bridge behind which a path turns off to the right in the direction of Monsignore/Monteossolano.
Return: Pass under the old and new road bridge and then in Torrente Bogna turn right (upstream) to the exit on the road.

Feschelbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Super clean water. No waste in the canyon. Yahoo’ 😌 Ankers are glued. And all rappels have numbers. Top equiped. Entry from the bridge at the top. And from the exit you can walk up, approx 30min. T...
2025-09-16: Enter on RG down hand lines next to the climbing area, one 25m rap in. A few dead animals, but over a beautiful canyon with a really fun slide in the middle that can be repeated many times
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Feschelbach Equipement ok. Relativement glissant. Pas mal de nouveaux déchets sous le pont ainsi qu'un animal mort. Les sauts et toboggans hab...
Approach: From the bridge we climb (2-3 smaller rappel) on clear tracks down to the streambed.\n\nShould we have only 1 car, we can ascend to the bridge on the orographic right side of the stream (50 min).
Tour: Many smaller rappels, see topographic views

Feschelbach: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Super clean water. No waste in the canyon. Yahoo’ 😌 Ankers are glued. And all rappels have numbers. Top equiped. Entry from the bridge at the top. And from the exit you can walk up, approx 30min. T...
2025-09-16: Enter on RG down hand lines next to the climbing area, one 25m rap in. A few dead animals, but over a beautiful canyon with a really fun slide in the middle that can be repeated many times
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Feschelbach Equipement ok. Relativement glissant. Pas mal de nouveaux déchets sous le pont ainsi qu'un animal mort. Les sauts et toboggans hab...
Return: Out of the canyon directly to the car.

Jolibach: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jolibach DC- première partie et deuxième partie complètement a sec du coup on est sorti a la réchappe.On reviendra avec plus d'eau.Très joli c...
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jolibach Bolts are present… 1.2hrs down canyon (Quelle:
2025-09-16: Not much water, 1hr 20 descent, can be car shuffled, could have done with out a wetsuit, bum deep in places
Approach: From the parking lot in Niedergesteln we take the path along the orographic left slope of the Jolibach - past the church - up to the "suspension bridge". From this we rope down into the canyon (16m).
Tour: Super narrow, mostly in the stream, no slides or possible jumps.

Jolibach: Canyon End
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2025-09-16: Not much water, 1hr 20 descent, can be car shuffled, could have done with out a wetsuit, bum deep in places
Return: Before the bridge left out and right to the car.

Jolibach: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Visp in the Rhône valley 6.8 km (from the bridge over the Vispa) Rhône down, then turn right and cross the Rhône to Niedergesteln. There on the parking orographic. right of the canyon exit of the Jolibach parking lot (see also Google aerial photo in photo gallery).\nCar transfer would be possible.
Return: Before the bridge left out and right to the car.

Trefond Pernaz: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tréfond-Pernaz Enchainé après l'ARODIN. Parking de serrière a une surveillance part caméra (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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Approach: North of the road bridge down to the creek.
Tour: Starting in the Trefond, you then come to the Pernaz, in the upper reaches of which the Arodin is crossed. Prohibited in August and from November 1 to April 14. Under a bridge, the wooden sign "CANYON: PRENEZ SENTIER RIVE GAUCHE SUR 500 m" should prompt you to continue along the Trefond (i.e. not on the path over the bridge!) and about 50 m further down the stream, turn left onto a path and walk for 500 m alongside the streambed. It is also easy to connect with nearby Rheby.

Trefond Pernaz: Parking at Exit
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Access: To Villebois as described for the Rheby canyon. From Villebois on the orographic right bank of the Rhone on the N 19 about 11 km southwards to Serrières-de-Briord. Park the lower car in the village, do not park by the church at the exit. Take the second car back in the direction of Villebois. Shortly after leaving Serrières, turn right onto the D32 and follow the winding road eastwards. 2.3 km after the junction, a dirt road leads 400 m down to the stream on the right. Either drive down to the bridge and park there or at the turn-off from the D 32 (parking space is limited in both cases).
Return: After the last rappel (R9 - knot rope to climb again - 2018) into the swimming pool (jump possible) out to the right on a footpath that leads to the church in Serrières.

Trefond Pernaz: Parking at Entry
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tréfond-Pernaz Enchainé après l'ARODIN. Parking de serrière a une surveillance part caméra (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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Comment: P1 für Zustieg (beengter Raum)
Access: To Villebois as described for the Rheby canyon. From Villebois on the orographic right bank of the Rhone on the N 19 about 11 km southwards to Serrières-de-Briord. Park the lower car in the village, do not park by the church at the exit. Take the second car back in the direction of Villebois. Shortly after leaving Serrières, turn right onto the D32 and follow the winding road eastwards. 2.3 km after the junction, a dirt road leads 400 m down to the stream on the right. Either drive down to the bridge and park there or at the turn-off from the D 32 (parking space is limited in both cases).
Return: After the last rappel (R9 - knot rope to climb again - 2018) into the swimming pool (jump possible) out to the right on a footpath that leads to the church in Serrières.

Trefond Pernaz: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel (R9 - knot rope to climb again - 2018) into the swimming pool (jump possible) out to the right on a footpath that leads to the church in Serrières.

Eau Froide: Canyon Start
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Approach: The path with destination of the hut "Tête Ronde" (1160m altitude) begins on the orographic. right bank of the stream and is marked with red arrows. It goes up in many serpentines. At 810m altitude the path crosses the stream. Here you can enter if you want to walk only the more interesting lower part. Otherwise, it continues upwards until 1100m altitude. Then we leave the path and head north towards the streambed.
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video.

Eau Froide: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: Hier rechts hinaus und den Zustiegsweg suchen. Auf diesem absteigen.
Return: At the end of the descent you can climb out of the streambed once to the right - not difficult - look for the access path and descend on it. Alternatively, you can downclimb a bit laboriously in the streambed, which is covered with boulders, until you reach the houses of Roche.

Eau Froide: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the Rhone Valley highway at the east end of Lake Geneva via the Villeneuve exit. It goes to Roche and we park our car near the slope and stream (see approach on Google aerial photo).
Return: At the end of the descent you can climb out of the streambed once to the right - not difficult - look for the access path and descend on it. Alternatively, you can downclimb a bit laboriously in the streambed, which is covered with boulders, until you reach the houses of Roche.

Eau Froide: Canyon End
Comment: Durch das Bachbett bis ins Tal
Return: At the end of the descent you can climb out of the streambed once to the right - not difficult - look for the access path and descend on it. Alternatively, you can downclimb a bit laboriously in the streambed, which is covered with boulders, until you reach the houses of Roche.

Raspille: Canyon Start
2025-08-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raspille Ai effectué la partie grande cascade sortie par la tyrolienne le bas est apparemment interdit (sortie dans le bois de fynge).le bois...
2025-07-25: Extremely low, meditative flow
2025-01-26: Good conditions, little ice. Out after high waterfall.
Approach: From the car at the edge of the vineyard terraces above the canyon up, through the forest and then east down into the streambed.
Tour: Just over 20 rappels. Since not continuously cut, some emergency exit possibilities (mostly to the left). Some possible jumps. After the 34m rappel, the canyon becomes less attractive.

Raspille: Canyon End
2025-08-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raspille Ai effectué la partie grande cascade sortie par la tyrolienne le bas est apparemment interdit (sortie dans le bois de fynge).le bois...
2025-07-25: Extremely low, meditative flow
2025-01-26: Good conditions, little ice. Out after high waterfall.
Return: Before the bridge, go out to the left, then over the bridge and to the car (up to the right).

Raspille: Parking at Entry
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2025-07-25: Extremely low, meditative flow
2025-01-26: Good conditions, little ice. Out after high waterfall.
Access: We leave the highway via the exit "Sierre-est" and drive to the exit of the Raspille east of the village of Miège (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery and map sections under "other maps"). We park our car here and it would be possible to transfer (1 km).
Return: Before the bridge, go out to the left, then over the bridge and to the car (up to the right).

Raspille: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the highway via the exit "Sierre-est" and drive to the exit of the Raspille east of the village of Miège (see Google aerial photo in photo gallery and map sections under "other maps"). We park our car here and it would be possible to transfer (1 km).
Return: Before the bridge, go out to the left, then over the bridge and to the car (up to the right).

Raspille: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie de la partie Haute du canyon par une petite via ferrata (descente)

Weidaa: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the wadi we go upstream. Over a water drainage we come into the streambed.
Tour: A small step is climbed without difficulty. Then in a few minutes you will reach the bathing pump with thermal water. A further ascent was no longer worthwhile from 2010 because of the landslide that occurred before.

Weidaa: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 20,5 km we turn left directly after crossing the wadi and park our car under trees next to a water reservoir.\nFrom Mazra Junction in the west it is 5,7 km to the turnoff.
Return: On the way back again.

Weidaa: Canyon End
Return: On the way back again.

Rogne: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogne Débit correcte grace au orrages des jours passé. Eau claire contrairement à la Morge qui était toute brune. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
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2025-08-16: In combination with Morge afterwards, pretty little canyon.
Approach: The entry can be made at the road bridge; then you have to descend about 400m in the stream before it gets interesting.\nAlternatively, take the track that leads directly from the parking lot down the slope. Then, keeping to the right, we come to a rappel that drops directly to the bottom of the gorge (30m).
Tour: At the entry at the bridge (960m altitude) first a longer run, past some car wrecks. Then 11 rappel, also jump and slides. The tour ends at the exit into the Morge.

Rogne: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogne Débit correcte grace au orrages des jours passé. Eau claire contrairement à la Morge qui était toute brune. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
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2025-08-16: In combination with Morge afterwards, pretty little canyon.
Return: A small path leads up the left slope to the road (handrails)

Rogne: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogne Débit correcte grace au orrages des jours passé. Eau claire contrairement à la Morge qui était toute brune. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rogne Petit filet +In combination with Morge after very nice. (Quelle:
2025-08-16: In combination with Morge afterwards, pretty little canyon.
Comment: D1 pont (descente)
Approach: The entry can be made at the road bridge; then you have to descend about 400m in the stream before it gets interesting.\nAlternatively, take the track that leads directly from the parking lot down the slope. Then, keeping to the right, we come to a rappel that drops directly to the bottom of the gorge (30m).
Tour: At the entry at the bridge (960m altitude) first a longer run, past some car wrecks. Then 11 rappel, also jump and slides. The tour ends at the exit into the Morge.

Rogne: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: D2 (par rappel - 20m - vers le lit) (descente)
Approach: The entry can be made at the road bridge; then you have to descend about 400m in the stream before it gets interesting.\nAlternatively, take the track that leads directly from the parking lot down the slope. Then, keeping to the right, we come to a rappel that drops directly to the bottom of the gorge (30m).
Tour: At the entry at the bridge (960m altitude) first a longer run, past some car wrecks. Then 11 rappel, also jump and slides. The tour ends at the exit into the Morge.

Rogne: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A9 at Sion (whether exit Conthy, Sion-ovest or Sion-est) and take the road up to the Sanetsch reservoir. After a few switchbacks, we pass through Chandolin. A few meters after leaving the village, we see the church of Notre Dame des Corbelins on the left of the road. From here it is then another 1.6 km to the parking lot for the lower car, visible as such (see Google aerial photo).\n\nWith the second we continue uphill and after about 2 km cross the Morge on the Pont du Diable (905m altitude) and after another 1.6 km meet the road coming up from Erde, Daillon. On the right we would continue towards Sanetsch. We turn left here and park our car for the access 550m further on in the large parking lot on the left of the road.\n\nThe access can also be made via the orographic right slope side of the Morge (Erde, Daillon).
Return: A small path leads up the left slope to the road (handrails)

Salentse: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salentse Approche par la via ferrata en 1h, énormément de troncs dans le canyon, ça glisse un peu prudence... Équipement ok quelques monopoint...
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salentse Dans la double cascade ça tapait un petit peu. La déviation pourrait être changée : sangle boucle 150 cm. Le reste RAS. (Quelle: http...
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Approach: Access best via the Via Ferrata "Farinetta" from Saillon, cf.: and https://youtu.be/YXBdYyVH7jA\n\nAccess according to the book by Brunner/Betrisey seems no longer possible because the municipality has closed the tunnel.
Tour: Several different parts, some narrowly cut, see topographic view and photos. Exit at the thermal spring.

Salentse: Canyon End
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salentse Approche par la via ferrata en 1h, énormément de troncs dans le canyon, ça glisse un peu prudence... Équipement ok quelques monopoint...
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salentse Dans la double cascade ça tapait un petit peu. La déviation pourrait être changée : sangle boucle 150 cm. Le reste RAS. (Quelle: http...
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Return: Downhill along the stream to the parking lot.

Triege: Canyon Start
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2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Triège Equipement ok. Les sauts et tobogans habituels passent bien. Eau très fraîche par rapport à La Tinde. Débit correct + voire gros débit...
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Approach: We take the path that enters the valley of the Triège and then - before reaching the bridge - where the path rises again, we descend the path to the stream where we can rope down(E).
Tour: 11 rappel, some slide and possible jumps, until we end the tour with a jump into the pool in front of the dam (A). Attention: During our ascent on 15.09.2020 - the local provider no longer goes the canyon! - the exit was much more difficult (eg doors in the tunnel locked), see photo album and video

Triege: Canyon End
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Triège Canyon parcouru à 6 en 2 heures.Débit Correct ++Prenez une poulie, si vous souhaitez " esquiver ", le 1er toboggan sous la tyrolienne.A...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Triège Equipement ok. Les sauts et tobogans habituels passent bien. Eau très fraîche par rapport à La Tinde. Débit correct + voire gros débit...
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Return: At the top of the metal walkway we go right through the tunnel (if door is not blocked!) to Le Tretien and from there on the road to the car.

Saufla (aval): Canyon Start
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2025-12-14: Anchorages in order. Very cold water. Superb outing
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Approach: We take the path that leads south along the orographic left bank of the Saufla (Roc Coupé, Cascade de la Saufla). First relatively flat along, it then goes away from the stream and up in switchbacks. We arrive at an alp. at 1440m. Here we leave the path and continue in a southerly direction across the meadows towards the coppice. Before this we turn right and go straight down to the entry.\n \nIf we were to continue up the path from the alpine pasture, we would come directly to the entry to the lower part of the Saufla Amont (b) - cf. description Saufla Amont.
Tour: In part c) mostly rappeling in the beam, no emergency exits, in part d) exits (at the beginning)

Saufla (aval): Canyon End
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2025-12-14: Anchorages in order. Very cold water. Superb outing
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Return: After the last waterfall (20m) turn right out onto the trail or down the creek and get off at the footbridge.

Saufla (aval): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saufla Aval Saufla 3 et 4un peu de neige pour l'approche. un peu De la glace sur les bords du canyon Partie 3 un vrai bijou 4 bien moin foufou...
2025-12-14: Anchorages in order. Very cold water. Superb outing
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Access: We leave the Autoroute du Rhône between Martigny and Lake Geneva via the Saint-Triphon exit. Via Monthey we go up the valley of the Vièze to Champéry. Continue towards the cable car and Camping du Grand Paradis. After the second stream crossing (this is already the Saufla) we turn left and go directly along the stream (Route de Barme). 650m further on, we turn left onto a forest road. From here another 550m, then we park our car in the hikers' parking lot before the bridge over the Saufla.
Return: After the last waterfall (20m) turn right out onto the trail or down the creek and get off at the footbridge.

Saufla (amont): Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path to the Chalet de Bonavau at 1550m altitude. In the process we cross several times a dirt road that ends at 1440m altitude. From Bonavau we continue up to Pas d'Encel, increasingly steep. At almost 1800m altitude we cross the Saufla on a pedestrian bridge. Between the bridge and the dam wall about 100m away we climb.
Tour: The Saufla Amont is divided into two parts a) and b). The first part - Le Pas d'Encel - is a narrow and incised canyon with a 70m waterfall (Several variants possible: c70; R10,R45,R20; r50,r20) The second part, set back about 200m from the first, is short and limited to a 25m rappel and the Cascade de la Sauffla with a drop of 50m. Between both parts crosses a hiking trail.

Saufla (amont): Canyon End
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Return: After the Cascade de la Sauffla (1400m altitude) out to the right and up to the trail. There right, cross the Saufla between subsection a) and b) and via the Chalet de Bonavau back down to the car.

Saufla (amont): Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saufla Amont Top avec une bonne équipe ! Dommage que l’on ai pas pu enchaîner avec la partie aval ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
Access: We leave the Autoroute du Rhône between Martigny and Lake Geneva via the Saint-Triphon exit. Via Monthey we go up the valley of the Vièze to Champéry. Continue towards the cable car and Camping du Grand Paradis. After the second stream crossing (this is already the Saufla) go left and directly along the stream (Route de Barme). 650m further on, a forest road branches off to the left, leading to the parking area for the ascent of the Saufla Aval. But we stay on the Route de Barme and continue for another 800m. Before the next stream, we park where signposted hiking trails ("Bonavau") begin (1150m altitude).
Return: After the Cascade de la Sauffla (1400m altitude) out to the right and up to the trail. There right, cross the Saufla between subsection a) and b) and via the Chalet de Bonavau back down to the car.

Courset aval/inf.: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courset (inférieur) Partie inf. Les amarrages sont là. Mais un brochage serait l'idéal.... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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2025-06-09: If everything else has plenty of water, you can do the small forest gorge.
Approach: We take the path on the orographic left slope and reach a wide cirque in the ascent. Here we descend a track on sight into the streambed (cf. map section at carto.net).
Tour: A few meters downstream we come to the first rappel. 16 more follow. No jumps or slides. After the 28m rappel and a small 5m step the tour is over (see topographic view).

Courset aval/inf.: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courset (inférieur) Partie inf. Les amarrages sont là. Mais un brochage serait l'idéal.... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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2025-06-09: If everything else has plenty of water, you can do the small forest gorge.
Return: The wide gravel bed of the stream sth 50m down. Before the slide brake left out to the car.

Courset aval/inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courset (inférieur) Partie inf. Les amarrages sont là. Mais un brochage serait l'idéal.... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courset RAS (Quelle:
2025-06-09: If everything else has plenty of water, you can do the small forest gorge.
Access: We leave the Rhône Valley freeway at the St.-Maurice exit and head northeast through the hamlet of Lavey Morcles directly to the exit (see maps and Google aerial photo at carto.net).
Return: The wide gravel bed of the stream sth 50m down. Before the slide brake left out to the car.

La Marive: Canyon End
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2022-06-15: Not special but great to have done the canyon, plus the rappel from the bridge is great.
Return: On the road to the left to the car.

La Marive: Alternative Canyon Start
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2022-06-15: Not special but great to have done the canyon, plus the rappel from the bridge is great.
Comment: Passerelle au dessus du canyon (entrée possible) (descente)
Approach: A few meters further on the road we come to a suspension bridge over the Marive. Here we can rope down into the stream with 2x50m of rope. Alternatively, we go up along the stream for about 150m. There opens a comfortable access on foot.
Tour: Some smaller rappel (4 in total), in between short walking passages not without charm (stratified limestone). A few meters after the view of the chapel on the opposite slope on the right opens, left up to the road.

La Marive: Canyon Start
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2022-06-15: Not special but great to have done the canyon, plus the rappel from the bridge is great.
Comment: E1 - sans rappel (descente)
Approach: A few meters further on the road we come to a suspension bridge over the Marive. Here we can rope down into the stream with 2x50m of rope. Alternatively, we go up along the stream for about 150m. There opens a comfortable access on foot.
Tour: Some smaller rappel (4 in total), in between short walking passages not without charm (stratified limestone). A few meters after the view of the chapel on the opposite slope on the right opens, left up to the road.

La Marive: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We arrive on the A12 (Fribourg - Vevey) and leave it via the Bulle exit. We bypass the city to the west and take the road to the south, direction Chateau-d'Oex. We pass Grandvillard and come to Abeuve 15.5 km after the traffic circle at the highway exit. Before the first industrial buildings on the right, we turn right and 900m further we reach a large square above the Marive. Here we park our car without interfering with any work that may be going on in the wood yard (for the approach, see the photo gallery on carto.net).
Return: On the road to the left to the car.

Dala: Canyon Start
2025-11-23: First mooring to be replaced (our perfo broke down). Otherwise all ok. On ice
2025-01-18: Dala 4 for breakfast. Some ice cream but doable
2024-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dala amont (I+II) La partie 1 et 2 ont pu être ré-équipées partiellement mais il reste quelque portions de désescalade peu agréables car la pa...
Approach: From parking lot P to entry E see map 1 and entry I aerial photo in photo gallery.
Tour: In the Dala amont 2 spatially separated canyon sections. Section I only about 200m long, but narrow and deep cut. Then about 1300m run in open streambed to the beginning of part II. Here some rappel with a sporty touch. After canyon opening again about 500m run, then exit A on the trail by the bridge (see aerial photos).

Dala: Canyon End
2025-11-23: First mooring to be replaced (our perfo broke down). Otherwise all ok. On ice
2025-01-18: Dala 4 for breakfast. Some ice cream but doable
2024-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dala amont (I+II) La partie 1 et 2 ont pu être ré-équipées partiellement mais il reste quelque portions de désescalade peu agréables car la pa...
Return: The path along the right bank of the Dala down to Leukerbad and the parking lot.

Dala: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-23: First mooring to be replaced (our perfo broke down). Otherwise all ok. On ice
2025-01-18: Dala 4 for breakfast. Some ice cream but doable
2024-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dala amont (I+II) La partie 1 et 2 ont pu être ré-équipées partiellement mais il reste quelque portions de désescalade peu agréables car la pa...
Access: Leave the "9" in the Rhône valley at Leuk and drive up to Leukerbad. Park your car in the parking lot at the Dala bridge at the northern end of the village (parking fee!). See approach and map of Leukerbad in photo gallery.
Return: The path along the right bank of the Dala down to Leukerbad and the parking lot.

Dala: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Im Bach weiter bis hier, dann orographisch links auf den Wanderweg und zum Auto.
Return: The path along the right bank of the Dala down to Leukerbad and the parking lot.

Klein Montbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Un bon débit. Mais qui ne pose pas de problème.Pour info, le toboggan de la vasque suspendue avant la C12 peut s'éviter par une MC...
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Intéressant petit canyon. Quelques passages ludiques et une belle ambiance. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Tout passe, effectivement une corde en effiloché reste à remplacer, environ 12 m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Approach: To the entry would be 1.5 km on the road. From the car a few meters up the road, then left a shortcut trail that leads back to the road. The road walks towards the canyon rim. There are 2 tunnels. At the exit of the 2nd tunnel left down into the streambed.
Tour: 12 rappel, see topographic view, some slides, nice double step at the exit. Still a few meters downstream, then exit to the left.

Klein Montbach: Canyon End
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Un bon débit. Mais qui ne pose pas de problème.Pour info, le toboggan de la vasque suspendue avant la C12 peut s'éviter par une MC...
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Intéressant petit canyon. Quelques passages ludiques et une belle ambiance. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Tout passe, effectivement une corde en effiloché reste à remplacer, environ 12 m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Return: Left up to the car in the hairpin bend.

Klein Montbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Un bon débit. Mais qui ne pose pas de problème.Pour info, le toboggan de la vasque suspendue avant la C12 peut s'éviter par une MC...
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Intéressant petit canyon. Quelques passages ludiques et une belle ambiance. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petit Mont Tout passe, effectivement une corde en effiloché reste à remplacer, environ 12 m. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Comment: ohne den Verkehr zu behindern
Access: We leave the A12 (fribourg - Vevey) via the Bulle exit, bypass the city to the west and set course for the Jaun pass. At the hamlet of Im Fang we turn right, cross the Jaunbach and head for Schänis. 2.8 km after crossing the stream we come to a hairpin bend to the right and park our car here (for the approach see Google aerial photo in the photo gallery).
Return: Left up to the car in the hairpin bend.

Val Molino (Inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Directly in front of the parking bay there are numerous signposts on a metal pole, including one to "Colletta". We follow it and in a few minutes we arrive at the bridge over the Torrente Molino on a quasi-horizontal path through vineyards.
Tour: First in open terrain over smaller rappels downhill, then later over somewhat longer rappels down into the Val Porta. In the watery Riale della Porta, the descent to the reservoir is attractive.

Val Molino (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: To the right up the steep slope with a small climb (if you want to avoid the latter, there are also exits before, read in the book of Nizzola, but not easy to find). We come to a saddle and follow the path to the left uphill. We meet another path and we go up it first to the right, but at the first opportunity we go up again to the left. At the first left-hand bend outside the village of Vogorno we come back to the approach road (well, 550m above sea level). From here on the road or a shortcut footpath in a few minutes up to the car.

Val Molino (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We go up into the Verzasca Valley until Vogorno (495m above sea level). There we take the narrow road up to Costapiana. About 50 m after the second (outside the village) leftward haipin bend (620m a.s.l.) we park the car on the right in a small parking bay.
Return: To the right up the steep slope with a small climb (if you want to avoid the latter, there are also exits before, read in the book of Nizzola, but not easy to find). We come to a saddle and follow the path to the left uphill. We meet another path and we go up it first to the right, but at the first opportunity we go up again to the left. At the first left-hand bend outside the village of Vogorno we come back to the approach road (well, 550m above sea level). From here on the road or a shortcut footpath in a few minutes up to the car.

Crealla (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-07-06: Very nice canyon with sequences of vertical also technical, the environment is super wild, very similar to Val grande... really to do, only thing a little attention is slippery, anchors are not the be...
2024-06-09: Extremely slippery, long walking passages. Often only one anchor point, but good quality. Took 5 hours for superiore and inferiore with 95 meters of ropes.
Approach: From the car we take the mule track that goes up to the houses of Doro (730m altitude). There we stop at a junction where it would go left to the stream and the entry to the lower part, up to the right. At about 1000m altitude we arrive at the houses of Lavé. The path now bends to the west and soon it crosses the stream (entry). According to the map material available to me, there are indications that this is an orographic left side stream of the Crealla.
Tour: About 17 rappels, some possible jumps, then you come to the bridge where the entry to the lower part is (700m altitude). Here you can finish the upper part and get off. Alternatively, you can continue to the next bridge (about 500m altitude). A further descent is equivalent to an integral ascent.

Crealla (superiore): Canyon End
2025-07-06: Very nice canyon with sequences of vertical also technical, the environment is super wild, very similar to Val grande... really to do, only thing a little attention is slippery, anchors are not the be...
2024-06-09: Extremely slippery, long walking passages. Often only one anchor point, but good quality. Took 5 hours for superiore and inferiore with 95 meters of ropes.
Return: In both cases (exit at 700m or 500m altitude) the path leads down to the left to the village of Crealla.

Crealla (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-06: Very nice canyon with sequences of vertical also technical, the environment is super wild, very similar to Val grande... really to do, only thing a little attention is slippery, anchors are not the be...
2024-06-09: Extremely slippery, long walking passages. Often only one anchor point, but good quality. Took 5 hours for superiore and inferiore with 95 meters of ropes.
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore up the valley of the Cannobino for 9km in the direction of Malesco, Domodossola. In the hamlet of Ponte Falmenta park a car for the exit, if you plan to climb the Tegral. Otherwise, go straight up, past the houses of Falmenta, to the large parking lot in front of the village of Crealla. Park here.
Return: In both cases (exit at 700m or 500m altitude) the path leads down to the left to the village of Crealla.

Straningbach (unterer): Canyon Start
Approach: Before the bridge, descend left to reach the stream immediately above the first downclimb.\n \nIntermediate entry: Follow the forest road about 1km into the valley, entry when a huge scree barrier becomes visible in the streambed - here steeply downclimb into the streambed. First rappel stand orographic left at the WIldbachverbauung.
Tour: The upper part rarely creates a canyon atmosphere due to its forested slopes, but surprises with a multitude of deep and large basins in the dark slate limestone. Some passages are more reminiscent of granite canyons than of a canyon in the limestone Alps. Many downclimb passages that are easily doable due to rough and well graded rock. Two forest road bridges where the tour can be broken off. The upper part ends at a huge boulder dam. Here either leave the canyon to the left or continue the tour from the rappel stand left under the edge. This part is in my opinion the most rewarding tour in the Gailtal. Duration for the upper part: 3h\n \nThe lower part is also still rewarding but the rock is a bit more slippery and tree and block passages are more. At the last rappel, be sure to set up a hand rope to the belay - the anchors for the last 30m rappel are located on the right in the angle above the waterfall.

Straningbach (unterer): Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz an Forststrassenkreuzung
Access: On the B111 through the Gailtal valley to Kirchbach. Here turn off to Döbernitzen until the bridge over the Stranigbach.\n\nParking exit:\nEIn a few hundred meters after the bridge, a forest road branches off to the left, follow this for about a KM until you can park the car in the area of a forest road junction .\n \nParking entry:\nDrive through Stranig and at the end of the village turn right towards Stranigalm. Follow the sand road over many bends uphill until you cross the Stranigbach stream already in the alpine pasture area. Before the bridge there is a large parking area. Follow the road towards the alpine pasture until you reach a sharp rightward haipin bend at 890m sh., just after this there is another forest road on the right, park here. If you see a free meadow area with a farmstead below, you have gone too far.
Return: Descend/downclimb through the streambed - the torrent obstructions can be bypassed on climbing tracks. When the valley opens, turn left onto a forest road and at the first junction turn left back to the parking lot.

Straningbach (unterer): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Zwischeneinstieg
Access: On the B111 through the Gailtal valley to Kirchbach. Here turn off to Döbernitzen until the bridge over the Stranigbach.\n\nParking exit:\nEIn a few hundred meters after the bridge, a forest road branches off to the left, follow this for about a KM until you can park the car in the area of a forest road junction .\n \nParking entry:\nDrive through Stranig and at the end of the village turn right towards Stranigalm. Follow the sand road over many bends uphill until you cross the Stranigbach stream already in the alpine pasture area. Before the bridge there is a large parking area. Follow the road towards the alpine pasture until you reach a sharp rightward haipin bend at 890m sh., just after this there is another forest road on the right, park here. If you see a free meadow area with a farmstead below, you have gone too far.
Return: Descend/downclimb through the streambed - the torrent obstructions can be bypassed on climbing tracks. When the valley opens, turn left onto a forest road and at the first junction turn left back to the parking lot.

Straningbach (unterer): Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz vor Brücke
Access: On the B111 through the Gailtal valley to Kirchbach. Here turn off to Döbernitzen until the bridge over the Stranigbach.\n\nParking exit:\nEIn a few hundred meters after the bridge, a forest road branches off to the left, follow this for about a KM until you can park the car in the area of a forest road junction .\n \nParking entry:\nDrive through Stranig and at the end of the village turn right towards Stranigalm. Follow the sand road over many bends uphill until you cross the Stranigbach stream already in the alpine pasture area. Before the bridge there is a large parking area. Follow the road towards the alpine pasture until you reach a sharp rightward haipin bend at 890m sh., just after this there is another forest road on the right, park here. If you see a free meadow area with a farmstead below, you have gone too far.
Return: Descend/downclimb through the streambed - the torrent obstructions can be bypassed on climbing tracks. When the valley opens, turn left onto a forest road and at the first junction turn left back to the parking lot.

Straningbach (unterer): Canyon End

Rio Livinal: Canyon Start
2025-04-26: The water was 6c. A lot of water compared to Livinal. Between A3-A4. In the 66m shaft, one of the double anchors at 30 meters was missing, the other was loose. I replaced it, repaired it. This was my...
2023-04-07: Was walked by us and renovated. Beautiful gorge with a few walking passages. The initial part of the Livinal is particularly cool because narrow cut. Then it becomes a beautiful open canyon with a few...
Approach: Cross the bridge and follow the marked trail past the highway parking lot. In the area of the Cadramazzo ruins, turn left up to the bike path and immediately after follow the 619 markings further uphill. Pass the entry of the lower Rio Cadramazzo and continue into a small notch with a view of the canyon of the upper Rio Cadramazzo. Continue climbing until you reach a World War I tunnel and from there cross more flatly into the valley of the Rio Livinal. After crossing a side stream, the path crosses high above the narrow gorge of the Rio Livinal - Above this gorge, descend steeply into the streambed.
Tour: The gorge quickly becomes very narrow * 30m rappel from tree with sling on the left * 35m rappel, 2 anchors in small niche on the left, space for max. 2 people * 29m rappel, large rock platform, 2 anchors high on the left * 3m downclimb * 18m rappel, one anchor on the right * hiking and downclimbing 100m * 10m anchor on boulder in the middle of the river * hiking and downclimbing 50m * 15m anchor left * Then laborious downclimbing over jammed tree trunks before the gorge opens - from here escape options on the right. This is followed by 500m of downclimbing and hiking with a few slides before you reach the streambed of the Rio Cadramazzo above the large waterfall. * 43m rappel, old anchor and tree sling on the right * hiking & downclimbing * 8m rappel very old Multimonti Spit on rock right * hiking & downclimbing * 13m rappel rope sling right * hiking & downclimbing * 30m rappel tree with sling and chain link - very exposed to reach Hiking & downclimbing in a chaos of boulders * After a short gorge, you stand in front of the two high waterfalls of the lower Rio Cadramazzo - description there.

Rio Livinal: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-26: The water was 6c. A lot of water compared to Livinal. Between A3-A4. In the 66m shaft, one of the double anchors at 30 meters was missing, the other was loose. I replaced it, repaired it. This was my...
2023-04-07: Was walked by us and renovated. Beautiful gorge with a few walking passages. The initial part of the Livinal is particularly cool because narrow cut. Then it becomes a beautiful open canyon with a few...
Comment: Grosse Parkbucht rechts
Access: A23 until Pontebba exit. Go down the canal valley until you reach the group of houses of Vidali. After about 1.5km you will pass a pedestrian bridge over the Fella. There is a large parking area just after the bridge.
Return: Continue descending through the lower Rio Cadramazzo or exit via its access trail.

Rio Livinal: Canyon End
2025-04-26: The water was 6c. A lot of water compared to Livinal. Between A3-A4. In the 66m shaft, one of the double anchors at 30 meters was missing, the other was loose. I replaced it, repaired it. This was my...
2023-04-07: Was walked by us and renovated. Beautiful gorge with a few walking passages. The initial part of the Livinal is particularly cool because narrow cut. Then it becomes a beautiful open canyon with a few...
Return: Continue descending through the lower Rio Cadramazzo or exit via its access trail.

Rio Rondolon: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Renovated the stream today. Generally a nice canyon that you can definitely do. To make the access to the Dogna Valley worthwhile, you can combine the Rio Rondolon with the Rio Sfonderat. We have ada...
Approach: Follow the partially slippery path 640 for about 100m to Torrente Dogna. Wade through the stream (the bridge was washed away in 2007) and climb up the other bank with many hairpin bends to just below a ruined house. At the penultimate haipin bend before the ruins, the path leaves to the left. This is the abandoned path 651 which you follow until you see the streambed of the Rio Rondolon. Then stay on the same level without a path for about 50m (do not descend) until you reach the well-marked path that follows the Rio Rondolon uphill to the left until you cross its streambed. Follow the well-marked path to the ortographic right. Always ascend alongside the canyon until you see a rock face further up, keep left here and ascend briefly across it until you reach a dry streambed. (There are no more path markings visible here). Either ascend in the dry streambed (easy but slippery climbing passages) or keep right up the steep forest slope until you reach flatter terrain. Keeping mostly pathless, ascend slightly to the left to an inconspicuous saddle and on the other side descend very steeply through two gravel gullies (the last of which is an ancient wire rope) into the streambed of the Rio Rondolon.
Tour: Downclimb between large boulders until you reach the first abseil point. * 8m rappel from anchor left, then downclimb left, the last step can also be jumped. * Downclimb * 13m rappel from anchor right * 2m jump into shallow pool * 5m jump into narrow pool or rappel from jammed tree trunk (sling) * 8m rappel through waterfall from anchor right * Downclimbing and hiking, a steeper, brittle passage can be rappelled from a tree on the left * 3m jump, a low gorge begins * 8m rappel from tree left or downclimb left * Downclimb and small slides * 9m rappel from tree with sling left * 3m slide * 14m rappel from tree with sling right * downclimb and small slides to the exit of the low gorge * 300m hiking and small jumps * 5m jump into a nice pool, then immediately * 20m rappel from anchors in the middle of the stream, you can jump from several ledges into the small but deep pool * 300m hiking and downclimbing, you reach the ascent route * 12m rappel from anchors on the left, possibly jump/slideable * 10m rappel from tree with sling left * 4m downclimb right * 2m jump * 200m downclimb and hiking to the streambed of the Rio Dogna, hike another 300m through the streambed until you reach the remains of the bridge from the ascent route.

Rio Rondolon: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: Renovated the stream today. Generally a nice canyon that you can definitely do. To make the access to the Dogna Valley worthwhile, you can combine the Rio Rondolon with the Rio Sfonderat. We have ada...
Comment: Parkplatz nach Kehre
Access: Follow the SS13 through the Canal Valley until Dogna, here turn off into the Dogna Valley. Follow the road until you cross the Rio Mas (old bridge remains and tunnel). About 500m after the bridge you can park at a yellow hiking trail sign.
Return: Via the hiking trail back to the car

Rio Rondolon: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Renovated the stream today. Generally a nice canyon that you can definitely do. To make the access to the Dogna Valley worthwhile, you can combine the Rio Rondolon with the Rio Sfonderat. We have ada...
Return: Via the hiking trail back to the car

Radeinbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Radeinbach Je ne pense pas que le Radeinbach soit un "débit correct".Quoi qu'il en soit, c'est une excursion incroyablement belle, mais à ne p...
2025-10-17: Cool canyon, extremely long and sporty tour. The cable car access is also very nice. Climbed in at 0.7°C air temperature. We had a drill with us, but didn't use it - always found something. The quali...
2025-10-02: Cool canyon, not so exciting at the beginning, but in the middle part it goes off, and also longer than expected. We rappelled once from wood, otherwise anchors were available, even if they were somet...
Approach: We now take the cable car up the mountain. The cable car is in operation from May 15th to October 15th from 07.30 am. Phone contact via +41(0)794483851. At the top (1585m altitude) we take the Wen to the houses of Grasplon (1630m altitude) and on to the hamlet of Hütten (1780m altitude). At an altitude of 1860m, the hiking trail forks and we keep left down to the stream (entry).
Tour: In the open streambed we descend to an altitude of 1650m; then the canyoning descent begins with downclimbs, slides and rappels. Around 65 rappels await us, no rappel higher than 30m. Only in the upper section are 2 emergency exits open. It is not always possible to avoid rappels in the beam. Towards the exit of the tour, however, you will often find alternative options (next to or in the beam). Before a bridge, we exit to the right onto a path.

Radeinbach: Canyon End
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Radeinbach Je ne pense pas que le Radeinbach soit un "débit correct".Quoi qu'il en soit, c'est une excursion incroyablement belle, mais à ne p...
2025-10-17: Cool canyon, extremely long and sporty tour. The cable car access is also very nice. Climbed in at 0.7°C air temperature. We had a drill with us, but didn't use it - always found something. The quali...
2025-10-02: Cool canyon, not so exciting at the beginning, but in the middle part it goes off, and also longer than expected. We rappelled once from wood, otherwise anchors were available, even if they were somet...
Return: Down the path to the bottom station of the mountain railroad.

Radeinbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Radeinbach Je ne pense pas que le Radeinbach soit un "débit correct".Quoi qu'il en soit, c'est une excursion incroyablement belle, mais à ne p...
2025-10-17: Cool canyon, extremely long and sporty tour. The cable car access is also very nice. Climbed in at 0.7°C air temperature. We had a drill with us, but didn't use it - always found something. The quali...
2025-10-02: Cool canyon, not so exciting at the beginning, but in the middle part it goes off, and also longer than expected. We rappelled once from wood, otherwise anchors were available, even if they were somet...
Comment: Talstation Vättnerbergbahn
Access: We leave the A12 (Sargans-Chur) via the Bad Ragaz exit, drive through the center of Ragaz up to Pfäfers and into the Val Tamina. Passing the reservoir we turn right before the village of Vättis to the valley station of the Vättnerberg cable car. Here we park our car.
Return: Down the path to the bottom station of the mountain railroad.

Radeinbach: Waypoint
Comment: Bergstation Vättnerbergbahn
Approach: We now take the cable car up the mountain. The cable car is in operation from May 15th to October 15th from 07.30 am. Phone contact via +41(0)794483851. At the top (1585m altitude) we take the Wen to the houses of Grasplon (1630m altitude) and on to the hamlet of Hütten (1780m altitude). At an altitude of 1860m, the hiking trail forks and we keep left down to the stream (entry).

Schilstobel: Canyon Start
Approach: At the next left turn we take the forest path to the right in the direction of "Frohe Aussicht". Cross the first meadow and on the second meadow turn right to the stream (entry - see access in photo gallery).
Tour: First we overcome a boulder barrier and then walk in initially open streambed, until the stream narrows. Only a few rappels, plus downclimb in an impressive canyon in red porphyry. Exit at the road bridge to the right.

Schilstobel: Canyon End
Return: A few meters to the lower car.

Schilstobel: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) via exit 49, Flums and drive straight on through Flums until we reach the large factory building on the left at the end of the village (Spinnerei Spörri). Here we find parking facilities on both sides of the mountain road.\n\once we have parked one car here for the exit, we take the second car off the mountain road to the right onto Kleinbergstraße and up to the hamlet of Portels. After the houses of Portels we take a left, then a right serpentine. Before the next left serpentine we can park our car on the right for the access (see approach and implementation in photo gallery).
Return: A few meters to the lower car.

Schilstobel: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) via exit 49, Flums and drive straight on through Flums until we reach the large factory building on the left at the end of the village (Spinnerei Spörri). Here we find parking facilities on both sides of the mountain road.\n\once we have parked one car here for the exit, we take the second car off the mountain road to the right onto Kleinbergstraße and up to the hamlet of Portels. After the houses of Portels we take a left, then a right serpentine. Before the next left serpentine we can park our car on the right for the access (see approach and implementation in photo gallery).
Return: A few meters to the lower car.

Valcosenz: Canyon Start
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2025-07-12: Unfortunately full of wood. Otherwise it could be nice. Anchors all ok
2024-09-08: Lots of wood in the canyon.
Comment: vom Steig senkrecht in das Bachbett abseilen
Approach: From the ravine we take a path that leads up in a westerly direction to a forest road, which we follow in a southerly direction to a water reservoir. Then we follow a trail that first runs toward the canyon, then moves upstream along its orographic left high bank. Before the trail and the river make a 90 degree bend to the south, we rope down from a tree about 20m into the canyon (see map sketch in photo gallery). From the alternative parking lot, go up the road in a northerly direction. After about 100m turn left from the road at a sharp angle onto a narrow road that leads to a water reservoir. Behind the reservoir begins a path that goes into the canyon. The path is now carved into the vertical rock face. We now look for an anchor on the right side of the wall at head height, from which we can rope about 15m into the streambed directly above the masonry step (alternatively from a tree).
Tour: A few rappels in an attractive ambience await us. Many passages are mastered by climbing down. Emergency exits would be searched in vain. Exit at the dam wall to the left. see photo album and video

Valcosenz: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-07-12: Unfortunately full of wood. Otherwise it could be nice. Anchors all ok
2024-09-08: Lots of wood in the canyon.
Comment: nahe am Ausstieg
Access: We leave the A13 (Sargans-Chur) via exit 15 - Zizers - and drive to the village Untervaz. We head for the road "Bachtobel" and park our car here at a suitable place (see approach in photo gallery).
Return: Quickly we get to the road where our car is (not verified; the descriptions draw an exit to the other side of the creek). Out in front of the slide brake on the right and up. Keeping right on the embankment to the car.

Valcosenz: Parking Entry and Exit1
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2025-07-12: Unfortunately full of wood. Otherwise it could be nice. Anchors all ok
2024-09-08: Lots of wood in the canyon.
Comment: Alternativparkplatz
Access: We leave the A13 (Sargans-Chur) via exit 15 - Zizers - and drive to the village Untervaz. We head for the road "Bachtobel" and park our car here at a suitable place (see approach in photo gallery).
Return: Quickly we get to the road where our car is (not verified; the descriptions draw an exit to the other side of the creek). Out in front of the slide brake on the right and up. Keeping right on the embankment to the car.

Valcosenz: Canyon End
Comment: Vor der Geschiebebremse rechts hinaus
Return: Quickly we get to the road where our car is (not verified; the descriptions draw an exit to the other side of the creek). Out in front of the slide brake on the right and up. Keeping right on the embankment to the car.

Lavadignas: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Entry at approx. 2120 m. From the alp at 2002 m there was biofilm on the rock and it became slippery. Some of the anchors are old and had to be tightened in some places, but are basically in good cond...
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Approach: Once in Bargis (1550m altitude), we follow the road over the Turnigla bridge and then take the dirt road up to the right. At an altitude of 1870m, the trail crosses to the western side of the stream (entry to the lower parts) and climbs up to an altitude of 2000m. Here the path leads back to the eastern side of the stream (entry to the middle part) to an alpine pasture. For entry to the upper part, continue uphill on the orographic left slope of the Turnigla. At an altitude of 2130m at the latest (possibly even further down) we then enter the upper part.
Tour: Small rappels and downclimbs in a canyon that is not very deep. In the third part, the stream then notches deeper and we come across parts where the canyon is briefly "capped". Where the gorge exits, we climb out to the right above a path.

Lavadignas: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Entry at approx. 2120 m. From the alp at 2002 m there was biofilm on the rock and it became slippery. Some of the anchors are old and had to be tightened in some places, but are basically in good cond...
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Return: We follow the tracks downhill and quickly reach Bargis.

Lavadignas: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: Entry at approx. 2120 m. From the alp at 2002 m there was biofilm on the rock and it became slippery. Some of the anchors are old and had to be tightened in some places, but are basically in good cond...
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Access: From Chur we drive via Trins-Mulins to Flims. At the beginning of the village we take the road on the right up towards Fidaz and Bargis. After passing Fidaz, we come to a large parking lot where we park our car (1245 m altitude) and continue up to Bargis either by bus, by bike or on foot (about 1 hour).
Return: We follow the tracks downhill and quickly reach Bargis.

Saxetbach (oberer): Canyon Start
2024-08-09: All anchors in good order. Very slippery in places.
2023-08-19: All hooks ok. C20 and C30 are now double drilled. The water pressure at the C20 was already quite strong. All other rappels were no problem at this water level. Water level, see pictures.
Approach: We continue along the road and after 350m we come to a place where a road branches off to the right. We follow it, after the long right turn we take the hiking trail up to the left and at the top we meet the road again. It brings us immediately to a farm. Here we now walk about 100m along the path to the east, directly towards the streambed. Shortly before reaching the streambed, take the grassed dirt road to the left and follow it for about 150m until you reach the bank of the Saxetbach (entry).
Tour: After a few meters in the open streambed, the canyon begins. Already the second waterfall (C20) can be unpleasant even with average water flow in midsummer, because rappel in the stream can not be avoided. A C15, a C30 and finally a C18 follow. Then the descent is already over and we leave the streambed to the left onto the road.

Saxetbach (oberer): Canyon End
2024-08-09: All anchors in good order. Very slippery in places.
2023-08-19: All hooks ok. C20 and C30 are now double drilled. The water pressure at the C20 was already quite strong. All other rappels were no problem at this water level. Water level, see pictures.
Return: The approach back to the car.

Saxetbach (mittlerer): Canyon Start
2025-06-30: Fun aquatic canyon with some turbulent beautiful slides. Aquatic experience should be brought along. I once set a drift anchor because a pool looked very turbulent The first big slide works, the seco...
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Approach: Entry from the orographic right bank at the saw (water wheel) above the road bridge.
Tour: First about 70m run, then a sequence of washed out pools with slides. Then two 8m steps, which can be slid or jumped still previous exploration. After a few more pools, the canyon exits.

Saxetbach (mittlerer): Canyon End
2025-06-30: Fun aquatic canyon with some turbulent beautiful slides. Aquatic experience should be brought along. I once set a drift anchor because a pool looked very turbulent The first big slide works, the seco...
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Return: Exit to the left with fixed ropes, then the path back to the bridge.

Saxetbach (mittlerer): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-30: Fun aquatic canyon with some turbulent beautiful slides. Aquatic experience should be brought along. I once set a drift anchor because a pool looked very turbulent The first big slide works, the seco...
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Comment: östlich der Brücke
Access: We leave the A8 coming from Bern at Interlaken via exit 25 - Wilderswil. We drive south, through Wilderswil and up to Saxeten. A few meters before the village we cross the Saxetbach in a right turn. Before or after the bridge we can park our car on the right side of the road.
Return: Exit to the left with fixed ropes, then the path back to the bridge.

Grimsel: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Everything OK, freshly rinsed 2 weeks ago
2025-08-09: Water completely cloudy from sediment. Some slippery spots. All installations in good condition. The canyon is heavily used commercially.
2025-07-06: Short pleasure but good for practicing. Can be done several times as it's only a 10-minute access on foot.
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the road in the direction of the old road bridge. From there a narrow path leads up to the bend with the upper parking possibility. Recommendation would be if necessary to shutteln only the material and konditionswache and to park all vehicles below, because the parking possibility in the bend is not large and not optimal. From there you follow the road to the east until you find after about 200m on the right the abseiling point over the slab wall down into the Aare.
Tour: First the entry from the road over the gneiss slabs down into the riverbed. Then walking, downclimb, some jump and slide possibilities. Key points: "hole" and "block jump". Shortly before the exit there is a zipline (steel rope). By means of tandem, pulley or steel carabiner you can go up to over the pool and thus avoid the also possible risky technical jump.

Grimsel: Canyon End
2025-08-24: Everything OK, freshly rinsed 2 weeks ago
2025-08-09: Water completely cloudy from sediment. Some slippery spots. All installations in good condition. The canyon is heavily used commercially.
2025-07-06: Short pleasure but good for practicing. Can be done several times as it's only a 10-minute access on foot.
Return: After the road bridges left out to the car.

Grimsel: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-24: Everything OK, freshly rinsed 2 weeks ago
2025-08-09: Water completely cloudy from sediment. Some slippery spots. All installations in good condition. The canyon is heavily used commercially.
2025-07-06: Short pleasure but good for practicing. Can be done several times as it's only a 10-minute access on foot.
Access: Either from the direction of Bern, Interlaken or from the direction of Lucerne, Sarnen to Meiringen in the Aare valley. From here we take the road to the Grimsel Pass. After about 14 km (from Meiringen) we pass through the village of Guttannen. 4.9 km further on we pass the entrance to the E-Werk (with compressed air drill monument). From here it is another 2 km to the bridge over the Aare, where the exit from the canyon is. Parking spaces can be found a good 70m before on the left. It is recommended to use the parking spaces on the left side of the road.
Return: After the road bridges left out to the car.

Grimsel: Parking at Entry
Comment: OK zum shutteln von Material und kontitionsschwachen. Parken besser unten.
Access: Either from the direction of Bern, Interlaken or from the direction of Lucerne, Sarnen to Meiringen in the Aare valley. From here we take the road to the Grimsel Pass. After about 14 km (from Meiringen) we pass through the village of Guttannen. 4.9 km further on we pass the entrance to the E-Werk (with compressed air drill monument). From here it is another 2 km to the bridge over the Aare, where the exit from the canyon is. Parking spaces can be found a good 70m before on the left. It is recommended to use the parking spaces on the left side of the road.
Return: After the road bridges left out to the car.

Rio Della Forchia: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend into the streambed
Tour: Small jumps and downclimbs, 3 rappels - 20m from anchor left, 10m from anchor right and 18m from anchor right.

Rio Della Forchia: Canyon End
Return: Cross the streambed until you reach the destroyed bridge of trail 640 and follow it to the parking lot. You could also try to find the dashed path in the tabacco map that leads from the exit of the canyons to Chiout.

Latterbach: Canyon Start
Approach: After the left turn we continue on the road. It describes a right turn and we dive into the forest. At the next leftward haipin bend (940m altitude) we take the trail that leaves in a northeasterly direction. After about 400 meters of trail, the path swings half-left into the slope above the canyons. Here we go straight on indistinct tracks and thus reach the stream at 1030m altitude (entry E).
Tour: First 3 smaller rappel, then a double step with 25m and 32m. Finally, 3 smaller steps follow. If there is deadwood in the abseil channels or at their base, the resulting hazard potential increases disproportionately with increasing water flow.

Latterbach: Canyon End
Return: After opening the canyon, exit to the right onto the path, descend it to the cross-country ski trail and turn right on it to the car.

Ual Ault Vorab: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Access by e-bike from Laax Murschetg via the road to Alp Sogn Martin is recommended (we rode from the Prau Giosch parking lot in Flims via the piste and downhill route, which was very steep). Depot of...
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2025-10-15: Extremely beautiful canyon. Very impressive rock formations. A bit like Segnes in miniature. We hardly had any running water, but the water was extremely cold at around 1°C. In the first part there...
Approach: From the inn we go down again a few meters on the approach road and then turn right (1940m altitude) on a slope that leads us via Alpe Mughels (2000m altitude) to another alp on Sogn Martin. There the exit ends (1985m altitude). We now take a trail that goes up the slope in a northwesterly direction. At about 2110m altitude, we leave the path and keep going in an exactly westerly direction towards "our" stream, which we reach at 2170m altitude. Here it is easy to climb into the creek and we deposit here at least the ropes for the 46m rappel. Until then, a 20m rope is sufficient. Also the backpacks should be packed here and possibly reduced so that the many narrow passages can be mastered without major problems. Thus "relieved" we climb now on the orographic left edge of the canyon upwards. We cross a hiking trail (2230m altitude) and further up we meet a hiking trail that crosses the stream to the left here (2320m altitude). Above the bridge we enter the gravel bed of the stream, where then also immediately begins the gorge.
Tour: We pinch off through narrow chutes, squeeze through rock crevices following the meanders of the stream and crawl under rock arches. Where we meet our rope depot, the descent becomes more attractive, but also more technically demanding. Below the 46m rappel, a series of smaller steps awaits us until the tour ends at the confluence with the Ual Draus.

Ual Ault Vorab: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Access by e-bike from Laax Murschetg via the road to Alp Sogn Martin is recommended (we rode from the Prau Giosch parking lot in Flims via the piste and downhill route, which was very steep). Depot of...
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Return: We follow the Ual Draus downstream and after a good 20 minutes come across a path that has just crossed the stream. We initially head ONE, stay left at a fork and come up to the alp where we reached the exit of the slope on the approach (1985m altitude). From here, take the approach path back to the Alp Nagens shuttle bus stop. Alternatively, instead of heading towards Alp Nagens, follow the signs to Plaun and from there along the piste to the road. The last bus from Alp Nagens to Laax stops at the "Plaun junction" at around 17:05

Ual Ault Vorab: Waypoint
2025-10-18: Access by e-bike from Laax Murschetg via the road to Alp Sogn Martin is recommended (we rode from the Prau Giosch parking lot in Flims via the piste and downhill route, which was very steep). Depot of...
2025-10-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ual Ault Vorab Bus Alp Nagens, accès en pantalon néoprène en raison de la température. On laisse les cordes et on marche jusqu'au départ. La p...
2025-10-15: Extremely beautiful canyon. Very impressive rock formations. A bit like Segnes in miniature. We hardly had any running water, but the water was extremely cold at around 1°C. In the first part there...
Comment: Bushaltestelle Alp Nagens
Approach: From the inn we go down again a few meters on the approach road and then turn right (1940m altitude) on a slope that leads us via Alpe Mughels (2000m altitude) to another alp on Sogn Martin. There the exit ends (1985m altitude). We now take a trail that goes up the slope in a northwesterly direction. At about 2110m altitude, we leave the path and keep going in an exactly westerly direction towards "our" stream, which we reach at 2170m altitude. Here it is easy to climb into the creek and we deposit here at least the ropes for the 46m rappel. Until then, a 20m rope is sufficient. Also the backpacks should be packed here and possibly reduced so that the many narrow passages can be mastered without major problems. Thus "relieved" we climb now on the orographic left edge of the canyon upwards. We cross a hiking trail (2230m altitude) and further up we meet a hiking trail that crosses the stream to the left here (2320m altitude). Above the bridge we enter the gravel bed of the stream, where then also immediately begins the gorge.

Ual Ault Vorab: Waypoint1
Comment: Mughels (alt 1998m)
Approach: From the inn we go down again a few meters on the approach road and then turn right (1940m altitude) on a slope that leads us via Alpe Mughels (2000m altitude) to another alp on Sogn Martin. There the exit ends (1985m altitude). We now take a trail that goes up the slope in a northwesterly direction. At about 2110m altitude, we leave the path and keep going in an exactly westerly direction towards "our" stream, which we reach at 2170m altitude. Here it is easy to climb into the creek and we deposit here at least the ropes for the 46m rappel. Until then, a 20m rope is sufficient. Also the backpacks should be packed here and possibly reduced so that the many narrow passages can be mastered without major problems. Thus "relieved" we climb now on the orographic left edge of the canyon upwards. We cross a hiking trail (2230m altitude) and further up we meet a hiking trail that crosses the stream to the left here (2320m altitude). Above the bridge we enter the gravel bed of the stream, where then also immediately begins the gorge.

Ual Ault Vorab: Waypoint2
Comment: Sogn Martin (alt 1984m)

Ual Ault Vorab: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Rucksack und Seildepot, Auch Einstiegs-/Ausstiegsmöglichkeit
Access: We are coming from Chur on the A18. At the end of the highway, we turn right towards Flims, Laax, Disentis. We drive around Flims in the tunnel and then turn right before the water reservoir into the Laax parking lot at the foot of the mountain railroads. From here we take the Postbus up to Alp Nagens (1970m). Runs Mon - Sun between 8.00 and 17.00 from Laax Bergbahnen to the Nagens mountain station 6 times a day. Last descent: Alp Nagens 17.00 hrs.
Return: We follow the Ual Draus downstream and after a good 20 minutes come across a path that has just crossed the stream. We initially head ONE, stay left at a fork and come up to the alp where we reached the exit of the slope on the approach (1985m altitude). From here, take the approach path back to the Alp Nagens shuttle bus stop. Alternatively, instead of heading towards Alp Nagens, follow the signs to Plaun and from there along the piste to the road. The last bus from Alp Nagens to Laax stops at the "Plaun junction" at around 17:05

Ual Ault Vorab: Waypoint3
Comment: Brücke Rückweg - ab hier dem Wanderweg Richtung Osten folgen

Comment: Plaun - Optionaler Wegpunkt für den Rückweg

Comment: Bushaltestelle Abzweig Plaun (Fahrplan vorher prüfen!)

Feissi: Canyon Start
2025-10-24: Rather high water level after three days of rain totaling approx. 40 mm and the first snow at the top. Rather slippery to walk, but doable. Lots of trees and slippery, loose wood in the canyon. Anchor...
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Approach: From parking lot P (at the Feissibach) we take the slope along the stream upwards. It ends in the streambed below the final waterfalls. Further on, a path leads steeply up in serpentines. It joins a trail coming from the right and now goes directly towards the creek and the canyon. There (about 100 meters after this crossroads), where it makes a hairpin bend to the right (840m altitude), we leave the path and climb directly about 30m up the canyon rim (orange markings on the trees). We come to a tree adorned with a cross in orange. From here we rope into the canyon (about 15m) - "E2".
Tour: Barely interrupted sequence of waterfalls in beautifully washed out rock, a total of about 10 rappels, several of them over 2 steps.

Feissi: Canyon End
2025-10-24: Rather high water level after three days of rain totaling approx. 40 mm and the first snow at the top. Rather slippery to walk, but doable. Lots of trees and slippery, loose wood in the canyon. Anchor...
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Return: After the final waterfall turn left out onto the dirt road and in a few minutes back to the car.

Feissi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-24: Rather high water level after three days of rain totaling approx. 40 mm and the first snow at the top. Rather slippery to walk, but doable. Lots of trees and slippery, loose wood in the canyon. Anchor...
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Access: Coming from Bern we leave the A6 via exit 17 - Thun Süd. First we go through Almendingen, then via Amsoldingen and Höfen to Oberstockach. Continue in the direction of Niederstockach. 700m after the 90 degree bend in Oberstockach we turn right onto Almendstrasse and pass the Bruni firewood sawmill. 400m after the turn off from the main road we turn left at the junction and after another 350m we meet directly "our" brook. Here we park our car at a suitable place. If there are problems with this parking place or the access here, we can park our car in Niederstockach at the Gasthof zum Stockhorn - "P alternatively" - and then walk here first.
Return: After the final waterfall turn left out onto the dirt road and in a few minutes back to the car.

Feissi: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Rio Sfonderat: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: All stands ok. We combined the Sfonderat with the Rondolon. Have installed a sling with a rapid link at the top of the entry so that you don't have to go down the slope unsecured.
2023-10-05: Did the canyon today! Nice beautifull canyon too bad all the pools are shallow. Walked from parking to start of canyon in 1hr, would say for a normal fit person the walk is only 1,5 hrs.
2023-04-08: Was walked and renovated by us. The path to Sfonderat is when you leave the 640 path very slippery through the beech leaves and quite exposed (see pictures). The path no longer leads directly into the...
Approach: Follow the partially slipped path 640 for about 100m to Torrente Dogna. Wade through the stream (the bridge was washed away in 2007) and climb up the other bank with many hairpin bends to a ruined house. Here, continue uphill along path 640 through beautiful beech woods. When the path makes a hairpin bend to the left (markings and arrows) follow the very indistinct trail straight ahead. At first steeply then only slightly ascending you cross high above the gorge. Soon you reach a dry streambed, the path disappears completely here. Continue climbing until you reach a forest saddle above the gorge, from here the path is clearly visible again. Continue traversing until you reach a streambed that usually carries water, cross the streambed and descend along the rock face (last wire rope). Once in the streambed, climb down for about 15min until you are above the first rappel point.
Tour: Sequence: * 15m rappel, sling right (watch out for the clamping block in the middle of the waterfall) * Hiking route * 4m rappel, anchor right * 3m slide * longer hiking passage with many downclimbs in a narrow but sunny environment * 10m rappel, wedged tree trunk on the right * 100m downclimb and slide * nice 6m slide/jump, start of a gorge * 12m rappel, anchor left * 20m rappel over two waterfalls, anchor on boulder in the middle * 6m rappel, anchor top left * 2m slide, exit of the gorge * 300m hiking and slides in beautiful surroundings until crossing the hiking trail 651 (emergency exit) * Below the hiking trail begins a beautifully washed-out mini gorge with slides and jumps up to 4m * 200m hiking and downclimbing in an open streambed * 30m rappel, 2 anchors left in clamping block * 4m jump, repeatable * 10m jump or rappel left of tree - do not rappel from anchors on the right, the rock below the edge is extremely brittle!

Rio Sfonderat: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: All stands ok. We combined the Sfonderat with the Rondolon. Have installed a sling with a rapid link at the top of the entry so that you don't have to go down the slope unsecured.
2023-10-05: Did the canyon today! Nice beautifull canyon too bad all the pools are shallow. Walked from parking to start of canyon in 1hr, would say for a normal fit person the walk is only 1,5 hrs.
2023-04-08: Was walked and renovated by us. The path to Sfonderat is when you leave the 640 path very slippery through the beech leaves and quite exposed (see pictures). The path no longer leads directly into the...
Comment: Parkplatz nach Kehre
Access: Follow the SS13 through the Canal Valley until Dogna, here turn off into the Dogna Valley. Follow the road until you cross the Rio Mas (old bridge remains and tunnel). About 500m after the bridge you can park at a yellow hiking trail sign.
Return: From Torrente Dogna, descend until you see an overgrown forest road on the right. Climb up to path 640 and return to the parking area.

Rio Sfonderat: Canyon End
2025-10-11: All stands ok. We combined the Sfonderat with the Rondolon. Have installed a sling with a rapid link at the top of the entry so that you don't have to go down the slope unsecured.
2023-10-05: Did the canyon today! Nice beautifull canyon too bad all the pools are shallow. Walked from parking to start of canyon in 1hr, would say for a normal fit person the walk is only 1,5 hrs.
2023-04-08: Was walked and renovated by us. The path to Sfonderat is when you leave the 640 path very slippery through the beech leaves and quite exposed (see pictures). The path no longer leads directly into the...
Return: From Torrente Dogna, descend until you see an overgrown forest road on the right. Climb up to path 640 and return to the parking area.

Rio Terrarossa (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-03: Have marked the path with blue dots to make access more obvious. All stands ok
2024-06-01: All pitches ok so far (Edelrid Armid sling at C35 new), as always in spring some fat nests of caterpillars
Approach: From the parking lot at the small group of houses, hiking trail 602 now leads up into the forest slightly above the road. Follow the path past a material ropeway support and a ruin with hiking markings up to the rock face. From here, the path was marked with blue markings in August 2024 to make it easier to find your way. Here, a metal footbridge leads over an exposed section. Then you come to a junction where you leave the main path on the right. From here, follow the not always easily visible water catchment path with little difference in altitude to the first open (mostly dry) streambed. Please note that this is not yet the main stream. On the other side of the stream you will find a steep chute near the smaller trees, which does not take long but is a little difficult to climb. This is followed by a short exposed traverse with a beautiful view of the valley. Be careful, do not continue up the open ridge but follow the path (see cord markings on the tree) slightly downhill to the main stream below the large rock face. Entry at approx. 830m.
Tour: The Rio Terra Rossa is a short open and south-facing rappel canyon with mostly little water. There are only a few downclimbs/walking passages between the downclimbs. Before a short narrow section with a wire rope railing, there is a possible emergency exit on the left. Here you rappel 5m into the narrow section. Shortly afterwards there is a 3m rappel step (if necessary, rappel both steps together). After the narrow section, the canyon opens up and you are faced with a 20m step with a sharp edge (new belay on the left outside the water flow). This is followed by two shorter abseiling steps before you reach the beautiful 3-meter final cascade (20m/35m/25m). The belays here are somewhat exposed. After the last 25m waterfall, you stand in the gravel water drainage basin at approx. 620m. From here it is about 20 minutes to the road. First turn right at the wall and then descend on the left side of the stream via a helpful wire rope. The rest of the route runs briefly along the streambed before turning right onto the power station path. This takes you comfortably to the road bridge/shuttle car.

Rio Terrarossa (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2024-08-03: Have marked the path with blue dots to make access more obvious. All stands ok
2024-06-01: All pitches ok so far (Edelrid Armid sling at C35 new), as always in spring some fat nests of caterpillars
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei Holzlagerplatz
Access: Coming from Tarvisio, you can either take the SS13 (Kanaltal Bundestraße) to the village of Dogna or the highway (exit Pontebba) + a few km. Federal highway. In the village of Dogna, follow the signs/road over the Fella towards the Dogna Valley. Immediately after the bridge over the Fella, there is a large gravel parking place (wood storage area) on the right. Here you follow the road further into the valley through the small tunnel to the village of Roncheschin. The water level can be checked at the bridge with a small hydroelectric power house that crosses the Rio Terra Rossa (if the water comes over the entire width of the last artificial step, it is not advisable to walk here). After the check, turn right (before the "Chiutdipupe" sign) and drive to the group of houses near Torrente Dognas, where you can park the first car. Take the second car back towards Dogna and turn right just before the Fella bridge. After 3-4 houses, turn right again towards "Chiout Pupin". Follow the steep asphalted mountain road to the exit (you need some ground clearance due to the depth of the water gullies). At the exit of the road at Chiout Pupin there are only limited parking facilities (be considerate of the locals!) Vehicle transfer approx. 3km.
Return: Just before the road/bridge you get out of the creek on the left. Then follow the road briefly down to the shuttle car at the Dogna stream .

Rio Terrarossa (inferiore): Parking at Entry
2024-08-03: Have marked the path with blue dots to make access more obvious. All stands ok
2024-06-01: All pitches ok so far (Edelrid Armid sling at C35 new), as always in spring some fat nests of caterpillars
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz bei Chiout Pupin
Access: Coming from Tarvisio, you can either take the SS13 (Kanaltal Bundestraße) to the village of Dogna or the highway (exit Pontebba) + a few km. Federal highway. In the village of Dogna, follow the signs/road over the Fella towards the Dogna Valley. Immediately after the bridge over the Fella, there is a large gravel parking place (wood storage area) on the right. Here you follow the road further into the valley through the small tunnel to the village of Roncheschin. The water level can be checked at the bridge with a small hydroelectric power house that crosses the Rio Terra Rossa (if the water comes over the entire width of the last artificial step, it is not advisable to walk here). After the check, turn right (before the "Chiutdipupe" sign) and drive to the group of houses near Torrente Dognas, where you can park the first car. Take the second car back towards Dogna and turn right just before the Fella bridge. After 3-4 houses, turn right again towards "Chiout Pupin". Follow the steep asphalted mountain road to the exit (you need some ground clearance due to the depth of the water gullies). At the exit of the road at Chiout Pupin there are only limited parking facilities (be considerate of the locals!) Vehicle transfer approx. 3km.
Return: Just before the road/bridge you get out of the creek on the left. Then follow the road briefly down to the shuttle car at the Dogna stream .

Rio Terrarossa (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Just before the road/bridge you get out of the creek on the left. Then follow the road briefly down to the shuttle car at the Dogna stream .

Spurtellu: Canyon End
Return: When from the left comes the Aitone, another 200m in the stream, then exit to the left at the Genoa bridge. First on tracks, then a dirt road up to Evisa.

Spurtellu: Canyon Start
Approach: see maps in "Photo gallery
Tour: 2 rappel (70m - Cascade de Ghjancu - + 30m), then long and tiring downclimb.

Spurtellu: Parking at Entry
Access: To Evisa. There park car for exit. With second car 6.9 km towards Col de Vergio. Where the path to the pools of Aitone is signposted, park the second car.
Return: When from the left comes the Aitone, another 200m in the stream, then exit to the left at the Genoa bridge. First on tracks, then a dirt road up to Evisa.

Spurtellu: Parking at Exit
Access: To Evisa. There park car for exit. With second car 6.9 km towards Col de Vergio. Where the path to the pools of Aitone is signposted, park the second car.
Return: When from the left comes the Aitone, another 200m in the stream, then exit to the left at the Genoa bridge. First on tracks, then a dirt road up to Evisa.

Sanetsch: Canyon Start
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2025-06-21: All stands good, easy access, after the spring the water gets very cold. We made a few jumps. In part 3, there were 2 rope clamps. Very beautiful canyon
Comment: D 2 (depart la partie 2) (descente)
Approach: From the exit of the mountain station we first walk about 40m in a northerly direction, then the wide path swings to the NE, we walk past a house located to the north of the path and continue to follow the path, which now swings to the OSE. About 100m further we meet the path coming up from the valley station. Here (2035m a.s.l.) it is decided whether to take the entry to the 2nd part or only to the 3rd part. If one wants to enter to the 2nd part, one leaves the said path after a few meters and follows the inconspicuous path that descends in the hollow on the left towards NW. The path becomes clearer, circles a ridge and then keeps heading SW towards the stream. Cross the stream, which is not incised here, and follow the path on the far bank, which keeps almost parallel to the streambed but is essentially horizontal. After a prominent boulder, you then go down to the right, i.e. in a northerly direction, into the streambed, which you reach immediately at the first rappel (1925m a.s.l.). If you want to limit the ascent to the actual canyon and enter directly at the beginning of the 3rd part, follow the path in the direction of Gsteig and the valley station further down.it runs parallel to the slope for quite a while, but then rapidly reduces height in many serpentines. At the exit of the serpentine section (at about 1870m above sea level), the path begins to describe a long right-hand bend. At about 1830m a.s.l. the path starts to walk downhill again in many serpentines. At this point (1830m a.s.l.) we leave this path and continue straight ahead in direction WNW. Our new path walks below the steep slope (Fluh), moves, partly a bit exposed ,around a Gländenase and leads us over a pasture area to the hut with the name Brapire (sheep pen). We follow the path past the hut for a few meters, but then turn off from it in the direction of SW and walk without a path on sight down to the stream. Downstream you can already see the beginning of the gorge (1780m a.s.l.). To the Brapire hut and thus to the beginning of the 3rd part you can also climb directly from the valley station over the footbridge at the end of the canyon. The corresponding route description can be found in the book "Canyoning Tours Switzerland" by Brunner/Bétrisey, Tour 18, page 142. This means that only the 3rd part is described in more detail in this book.
Tour: In the 2 parts at the beginning usually no or only low water flow. Nevertheless, possible jumps into deep pools. In the big mess after the rappels in the 1st part, a powerful karst spring rises at the left foot of the slope, which brings correspondingly cold water into the stream. The canyon proper is the 3rd part. Here, too, there are jumps and slides. At the end of the gorge at the wooden hut under the wall on the left exit possibility, but the further descent to the railingless footbridge is recommended.

Sanetsch: Canyon End
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2025-06-21: All stands good, easy access, after the spring the water gets very cold. We made a few jumps. In part 3, there were 2 rope clamps. Very beautiful canyon
Comment: sortie vers droite chez passarelle (sentier) (descente)
Return: At the wooden footbridge without railings (1595m a.s.l.) we climb out to the right onto the path, which first leads us slightly uphill along the wall out of the cut in the terrain and then steeply downhill. You then meet the path that goes up from the valley station to the Sanetschsee lake. Follow this downhill to the valley station.\n

Sanetsch: Canyon Start1
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2025-06-21: All stands good, easy access, after the spring the water gets very cold. We made a few jumps. In part 3, there were 2 rope clamps. Very beautiful canyon
Comment: D 3 (depart pour la partie 3/debut partie 3; alt. 1800m) (descente)
Approach: From the exit of the mountain station we first walk about 40m in a northerly direction, then the wide path swings to the NE, we walk past a house located to the north of the path and continue to follow the path, which now swings to the OSE. About 100m further we meet the path coming up from the valley station. Here (2035m a.s.l.) it is decided whether to take the entry to the 2nd part or only to the 3rd part. If one wants to enter to the 2nd part, one leaves the said path after a few meters and follows the inconspicuous path that descends in the hollow on the left towards NW. The path becomes clearer, circles a ridge and then keeps heading SW towards the stream. Cross the stream, which is not incised here, and follow the path on the far bank, which keeps almost parallel to the streambed but is essentially horizontal. After a prominent boulder, you then go down to the right, i.e. in a northerly direction, into the streambed, which you reach immediately at the first rappel (1925m a.s.l.). If you want to limit the ascent to the actual canyon and enter directly at the beginning of the 3rd part, follow the path in the direction of Gsteig and the valley station further down.it runs parallel to the slope for quite a while, but then rapidly reduces height in many serpentines. At the exit of the serpentine section (at about 1870m above sea level), the path begins to describe a long right-hand bend. At about 1830m a.s.l. the path starts to walk downhill again in many serpentines. At this point (1830m a.s.l.) we leave this path and continue straight ahead in direction WNW. Our new path walks below the steep slope (Fluh), moves, partly a bit exposed ,around a Gländenase and leads us over a pasture area to the hut with the name Brapire (sheep pen). We follow the path past the hut for a few meters, but then turn off from it in the direction of SW and walk without a path on sight down to the stream. Downstream you can already see the beginning of the gorge (1780m a.s.l.). To the Brapire hut and thus to the beginning of the 3rd part you can also climb directly from the valley station over the footbridge at the end of the canyon. The corresponding route description can be found in the book "Canyoning Tours Switzerland" by Brunner/Bétrisey, Tour 18, page 142. This means that only the 3rd part is described in more detail in this book.
Tour: In the 2 parts at the beginning usually no or only low water flow. Nevertheless, possible jumps into deep pools. In the big mess after the rappels in the 1st part, a powerful karst spring rises at the left foot of the slope, which brings correspondingly cold water into the stream. The canyon proper is the 3rd part. Here, too, there are jumps and slides. At the end of the gorge at the wooden hut under the wall on the left exit possibility, but the further descent to the railingless footbridge is recommended.

Sanetsch: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: parking telepherique (descente)
Access: Access from the Saanen valley (Gstaad): From Gstaad/Saanen we drive about 11 km in southern direction to Gsteig. Approximately in the center of the village we follow the signpost to the Sanetsch cable car and turn half-left into the Innergsteigstraße/the Wallisgässli. After 1.6 km from here we reach the valley station of the cable car (Innergsteig) and park our car here. The cable car now takes us up to the top station in a little more than 10 minutes. The cabin offers 6 seats and runs during the season (second half of June until about mid-October) "as needed", a maximum of five times per hour. In 2015, the price for the uphill ride was 15 CHF. For pensioners - like me - the price is reduced, although no corresponding notice was ascertainable. Access from the Rhone Valley: From Sion/Sitten, a post bus runs up to the Sanetschsee (2033m above sea level). The road is relatively narrow already in the lower part. With your own car it is better to take the road from Conthey (south of Sion) via Erde and Daillon. After Daillon you meet the road coming up from Sion (1030m above sea level - 10.5 km from Conthey here). The road continues on mostly one lane, in between through a 800m long tunnel up to the Col du Sanetsch (2251m a.s.l. - 26 km from Conthey) and beyond down to the Sanetsch lake (Lac de Sénin), at the exit of which one parks the car a bit above the lake at the Auberge du Sanetsch (31.5 km from Conthey). From here you can see the top station of the cable car to the NE, where the access begins.
Return: At the wooden footbridge without railings (1595m a.s.l.) we climb out to the right onto the path, which first leads us slightly uphill along the wall out of the cut in the terrain and then steeply downhill. You then meet the path that goes up from the valley station to the Sanetschsee lake. Follow this downhill to the valley station.\n

Sanetsch: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Accès par la vallée du Rhône (Sion); en été, une ligne d\'autocar postal relie Sion au lac (descente)
Access: Access from the Saanen valley (Gstaad): From Gstaad/Saanen we drive about 11 km in southern direction to Gsteig. Approximately in the center of the village we follow the signpost to the Sanetsch cable car and turn half-left into the Innergsteigstraße/the Wallisgässli. After 1.6 km from here we reach the valley station of the cable car (Innergsteig) and park our car here. The cable car now takes us up to the top station in a little more than 10 minutes. The cabin offers 6 seats and runs during the season (second half of June until about mid-October) "as needed", a maximum of five times per hour. In 2015, the price for the uphill ride was 15 CHF. For pensioners - like me - the price is reduced, although no corresponding notice was ascertainable. Access from the Rhone Valley: From Sion/Sitten, a post bus runs up to the Sanetschsee (2033m above sea level). The road is relatively narrow already in the lower part. With your own car it is better to take the road from Conthey (south of Sion) via Erde and Daillon. After Daillon you meet the road coming up from Sion (1030m above sea level - 10.5 km from Conthey here). The road continues on mostly one lane, in between through a 800m long tunnel up to the Col du Sanetsch (2251m a.s.l. - 26 km from Conthey) and beyond down to the Sanetsch lake (Lac de Sénin), at the exit of which one parks the car a bit above the lake at the Auberge du Sanetsch (31.5 km from Conthey). From here you can see the top station of the cable car to the NE, where the access begins.
Return: At the wooden footbridge without railings (1595m a.s.l.) we climb out to the right onto the path, which first leads us slightly uphill along the wall out of the cut in the terrain and then steeply downhill. You then meet the path that goes up from the valley station to the Sanetschsee lake. Follow this downhill to the valley station.\n

Sanetsch: Waypoint
Comment: 1 debut sentier vers depart 2 (descente)
Approach: From the exit of the mountain station we first walk about 40m in a northerly direction, then the wide path swings to the NE, we walk past a house located to the north of the path and continue to follow the path, which now swings to the OSE. About 100m further we meet the path coming up from the valley station. Here (2035m a.s.l.) it is decided whether to take the entry to the 2nd part or only to the 3rd part. If one wants to enter to the 2nd part, one leaves the said path after a few meters and follows the inconspicuous path that descends in the hollow on the left towards NW. The path becomes clearer, circles a ridge and then keeps heading SW towards the stream. Cross the stream, which is not incised here, and follow the path on the far bank, which keeps almost parallel to the streambed but is essentially horizontal. After a prominent boulder, you then go down to the right, i.e. in a northerly direction, into the streambed, which you reach immediately at the first rappel (1925m a.s.l.). If you want to limit the ascent to the actual canyon and enter directly at the beginning of the 3rd part, follow the path in the direction of Gsteig and the valley station further down.it runs parallel to the slope for quite a while, but then rapidly reduces height in many serpentines. At the exit of the serpentine section (at about 1870m above sea level), the path begins to describe a long right-hand bend. At about 1830m a.s.l. the path starts to walk downhill again in many serpentines. At this point (1830m a.s.l.) we leave this path and continue straight ahead in direction WNW. Our new path walks below the steep slope (Fluh), moves, partly a bit exposed ,around a Gländenase and leads us over a pasture area to the hut with the name Brapire (sheep pen). We follow the path past the hut for a few meters, but then turn off from it in the direction of SW and walk without a path on sight down to the stream. Downstream you can already see the beginning of the gorge (1780m a.s.l.). To the Brapire hut and thus to the beginning of the 3rd part you can also climb directly from the valley station over the footbridge at the end of the canyon. The corresponding route description can be found in the book "Canyoning Tours Switzerland" by Brunner/Bétrisey, Tour 18, page 142. This means that only the 3rd part is described in more detail in this book.

Sanetsch: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 sentier vers depart 2 (descente)

Sanetsch: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 taverser Saane pour depart 2 (descente)

Sanetsch: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 continuer la sente pour depart 2 et descendre la vers le lit d\'eau après le rocher grand (descente)

Comment: le canyon est sur le parcours de cette rivière mythique "rüstigraben" (descente)

Burgfälle: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the Saane and follow the hiking trail to the castle falls. After a good 700 meters of trail we arrive at our later exit point (1250m altitude). We continue our ascent along the stream. Several times it is crossed and allows us to assess the water flow. You can now enter at about 1400m altitude (above the 4th creek crossing, before the trail leaves the creek) - so Swiss Alps - Canyoning - Alpes Suisses. Emmanuel Belut - Laurence Boyé - Thomas Guigon, 2015 or one continues to climb un'd traverses after emerging from the forest in the direction NNO again towards the stream, where one then enters at 1450m altitude - so http://www.swestcanyon.ch/Canyons/Burgfalle/Burgfalle.htm
Tour: Sequence of about 15 rappels (from the top), which continuously follow each other. At an altitude of 1250m exit to the approach path.

Burgfälle: Canyon End
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Return: Back down the approach path and down to the car.

Pez Grisch: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the slope in northwestern direction uphill. After 1100m, a track on the left goes off, after 2400m we are at the entry E2 (2365m altitude). If we want to enter at E1, we continue on the slope until a side slope turns off to the right. Follow it over the first stream to the entry E1 (2445m altitude).
Tour: Not very deep canyon, a narrow section follows the previous one. From E2 then the more interesting section. Sometimes the view to the sky is blocked. Finally, the canyon dives completely underground. Here we get off. For Caver here would be an activity field.

Pez Grisch: Canyon End
Return: Either uphill to the spur slope and the approach trail or pathless downhill in the chute and then to the inn at the water reservoir.\nThen take the shuttle bus back down to Laax.

Schwanderbach: Canyon Start
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2025-04-27: Enough water, but easily doable.
Approach: Beyond the bridge the hiking trail begins. After about 35 minutes we come across a road again, walk on it for about 200m to the left and then follow the path uphill again.\n\nIf we want to walk only the lower - more interesting - part, we continue on the road to the left to the bridge and get on there.\n\nIf we continue climbing, however, we come across a road again. Turning left, we come to two bridges. At the second (northwestern) bridge we get on (E).
Tour: In the first part, 8-10 rappels and a longer walk to the first road bridge await us. Then another longer walk and downclimb before reaching the most interesting part, a vertical with 5-7 rappel. After another vertical gorge part (8m-25m-12m) we descend in the stream to the road bridge.

Schwanderbach: Canyon End
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwanderbach Mise à l'eau compliquée, en passant par le tuyau sous le pont ...Beaucoup de branches et d'arbres dans la première partie du can...
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2025-04-27: Enough water, but easily doable.
Return: Pass under the road bridge and then right out to the car.

Pricotic: Canyon Start
2023-05-07: Everything still ok so far. Partially prone to rockfall. The 60er is very beautiful. One could rehabilitate one or the other hook. Please get off after the last waterfall or mini slide on the left and...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk along the road for about 250m until you find the beginning of a barely visible path (46.526884°, 13.248222°). the path becomes more visible with increasing altitude and leads up the orographic left side of the canyon. After 300m you come across old wall remains behind which you can descend into the streambed.
Tour: After two approx. 10m rappels you stand in front of the 60m Z-waterfall. If the water flow is too high, this waterfall could cause problems. Attention when taking off the rope! Another 5 rappelling routes up to 25m alternate with short walking passages, before you rappel in front of a 55m rappelling routes (2 rings on the right), far away from the water in the dry. This place is very fragile! After a small climbing passage, one finds a suction point for a water supply. This last double waterfall rappel from the left inlet.

Pricotic: Canyon End
2023-05-07: Everything still ok so far. Partially prone to rockfall. The 60er is very beautiful. One could rehabilitate one or the other hook. Please get off after the last waterfall or mini slide on the left and...
Return: After the last waterfall, you will soon see a path on the left that leads to the road and in 5m back to the car. Do not take the "better" path on the right, which leads over private property!

Pricotic: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-05-07: Everything still ok so far. Partially prone to rockfall. The 60er is very beautiful. One could rehabilitate one or the other hook. Please get off after the last waterfall or mini slide on the left and...
Access: Via the A23 to Pontebba. There take the road in the direction of Lanzenpass. After Studena Bassa, cross the Torrente Pontebbana over a bridge. 300m after the bridge you will find a large parking lot on the right where signs indicate the beginning of trail 432. Park here.
Return: After the last waterfall, you will soon see a path on the left that leads to the road and in 5m back to the car. Do not take the "better" path on the right, which leads over private property!

Rosenlaui (oberer): Canyon Start
2025-10-08: All hoes are in order. Water level very low.
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2022-10-30: A few very nice rappels, but also a few difficult places to downclimb. But magnificent surroundings up there.
Approach: We take the hiking trail to Engelhornhütte. At 1487m we do not cross the Rosenlauischlucht, but follow the path on the orographic left side of the stream further up. Arrived at about 1870m altitude we keep about 200m horizontally to the left (OSO) and reach the entry.
Tour: Relatively open at first, repeated running sections and downclimbs. A more vertical part after two side tributaries leads to another running section. Up to here 5 rappels, regularly over several steps. Then the gorge develops in depth, another 10-12 rappels before the gulch ends. Then some more downclimbing until we finally reach the wide gravel bed.

Rosenlaui (oberer): Canyon End
2025-10-08: All hoes are in order. Water level very low.
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2022-10-30: A few very nice rappels, but also a few difficult places to downclimb. But magnificent surroundings up there.
Return: Here then left out onto the access path and down this to the car.

Eistlenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Only upper part done. Anchor still OK, for higher water levels an anchor for MC would be helpful in some places. Access to the bridge rd done, then as in the topographic view.
2023-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Eistlenbach All anchors ok. Because of the snow, we had some troubles to find the path after crossing the field at approx. 1000 meters. The la...
Approach: see map in photo gallery
Tour: In the first more vertical part, 5 rappels (17-12-21-8-30), then down the creek for about 200m before exiting to the right at the bridge onto the trail. This downhill on the right slope of the stream. Before the narrowing and the 32m high slide brake we climb back into the streambed. After rappelling over the slide brake, 4 more small rappels await us in the impressive gorge. Afterwards we walk about 50m in the off. Streambed downhill and then climb out at the bridge right on the path.

Eistlenbach: Canyon End
2025-09-06: Only upper part done. Anchor still OK, for higher water levels an anchor for MC would be helpful in some places. Access to the bridge rd done, then as in the topographic view.
2023-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Eistlenbach All anchors ok. Because of the snow, we had some troubles to find the path after crossing the field at approx. 1000 meters. The la...
Return: The path leads down the right bank of the stream and us to the car.

Eistlenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: Only upper part done. Anchor still OK, for higher water levels an anchor for MC would be helpful in some places. Access to the bridge rd done, then as in the topographic view.
2023-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Eistlenbach All anchors ok. Because of the snow, we had some troubles to find the path after crossing the field at approx. 1000 meters. The la...
Access: We leave the A8 (Bern - Interlaken) via exit 29 - Brienz, cross the river Aareand turn right 600m further on the museum road to Hofstetten. We later take the Dorfstraße through the center of the village and at its exit we come to Hintere Gasse. Turn left here. Hintere Gasse finds its extension in Stipfigasse and we leave the houses behind us. Across a meadow (a barn on the left) we go towards the edge of the forest. There we turn right at the first building and after about 250m we come to a parking lot for hikers directly at the Eistlenbach. Here we park our car (P - see approach in photo gallery).
Return: The path leads down the right bank of the stream and us to the car.

Rosenlaui (unterer): Canyon Start
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) 30cm Snow and Ice in the Canyon. We recommend light crampons.Take chains with you for the ascent (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-11-22: There is about 30cm of snow. Grödel poles are required for access and canyons. All stands are easily accessible despite the ice. It was fun 😜 Take chains with you for the ascent.
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) Kein Eis, kein Schnee, Wassertemperatur 3Grad (Quelle:
Approach: We take the hiking trail to Engelhornhütte. At 1487m altitude we cross the Rosenlauischlucht to its orographic. right canyon rim. The trail walks towards a large rock where we then enter the canyon.
Tour: From a tree we rope from the canyon rim into the streambed, which is still wide here. Then the rappels begin, 12 in all. Deeper and deeper the streambed digs itself in. At the same time, the canyon becomes darker. It ends with a 28m waterfall. In the now again wide streambed downward, to the next streambed confluence from the left, before the right bend of our stream (see photos and videos).

Rosenlaui (unterer): Canyon End
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) 30cm Snow and Ice in the Canyon. We recommend light crampons.Take chains with you for the ascent (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-11-22: There is about 30cm of snow. Grödel poles are required for access and canyons. All stands are easily accessible despite the ice. It was fun 😜 Take chains with you for the ascent.
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) Kein Eis, kein Schnee, Wassertemperatur 3Grad (Quelle:
Return: Here left up towards the restaurant and on the hiking trail back down to the car.

Rosenlaui (unterer): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) 30cm Snow and Ice in the Canyon. We recommend light crampons.Take chains with you for the ascent (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-11-22: There is about 30cm of snow. Grödel poles are required for access and canyons. All stands are easily accessible despite the ice. It was fun 😜 Take chains with you for the ascent.
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rosenlaui (inférieur) Kein Eis, kein Schnee, Wassertemperatur 3Grad (Quelle:
Access: From Bern, Interlaken or from Lucerne, Sarnen we come to Meiringen in the Aare valley. We now drive in the direction of the Grimsel Pass and after a good 2 km turn right onto the Scheidegg road to Rosenlaui in the Reichenbach valley. After the hamlet of Zwirgi we have to "feed" a toll machine. We continue to the Hotel Rosenlaui and park our car about 300m further on in the parking lot for the tourist walk in the Rosenlaui Gorge (1360m altitude - see approach in photo gallery).
Return: Here left up towards the restaurant and on the hiking trail back down to the car.

Schwarze Lütschine: Canyon Start
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine Enchainé après Trummelbach V. Nous n'avons pas traversé le cable par manque de temps, mais il semble encore en état correct...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine (Quelle:
2022-12-03: The access is definitely part of the adventure, almost more difficult than the canyon itself.
Approach: First down the little road "Im Brand" in eastern direction, then over the Briggbach and on the hiking trail towards Schwarze Lütschine. Up the wooden steps we come to the restaurant (1375m altitude). From here we continue in southeastern direction to the canyon rim. Here you have the possibility to rope directly into the canyon (approx. 50m). Alternatively, cross the canyon on the steel ropes (for the bridge suspended here in summer) (pulley - 12mm - useful). and climb up the other side, as far as the glacier has cleared the stream.
Tour: At the beginning only a little cut brings us a C15 deeper down. The next drop brings us then in 2 steps or directly over 20m further down. Later a C18 and at the exit a C10 with some smaller steps for downclimbing. Again in the open gravel bed we have reached the exit of the tour.

Schwarze Lütschine: Canyon End
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine Enchainé après Trummelbach V. Nous n'avons pas traversé le cable par manque de temps, mais il semble encore en état correct...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine (Quelle:
2022-12-03: The access is definitely part of the adventure, almost more difficult than the canyon itself.
Return: At a suitable point, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Schwarze Lütschine: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine Enchainé après Trummelbach V. Nous n'avons pas traversé le cable par manque de temps, mais il semble encore en état correct...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarze Lütschine (Quelle:
2022-12-03: The access is definitely part of the adventure, almost more difficult than the canyon itself.
Access: From Bern or Lucerne to Interlaken. There we leave the A8 via exit 25 - Wilderswil - to the south and then drive to Grindelwald and further towards Große Scheidegg. At the Hotel Wetterhorn (1230m altitude) we park our car on the large parking lot.
Return: At a suitable point, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Trümmelbach V: Canyon Start
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V Top conditions. (Quelle:
2025-12-13: Perfect conditions. No grödel necessary. Rock fall on the 7th rappel, but no problems.
2025-11-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V There's already quite a bit of ice. Still beautiful and just about manageable without crampons, but already a bit of a chore. Ta...
Approach: On the road 25min back in the direction of the canyon (a post bus leaves every 30min), before you reach the tourist parking lot at the restaurant turn right onto an access road and continue on the hiking trail in the direction of Wengen. We come after many, partly secured serpentines to the bridge over the Trümmelbach (entry).
Tour: Just over 20 rappels in a mostly gloomy atmosphere, sometimes in complete darkness. Anchors mostly only monopoint. At the highest waterfall there is an intermediate belay after about 35m RG behind the wall at head height. Important! Letter of intent from October 2017 between Kaspar von Almen AG and the Swiss Mountain Guide Association SBV. The most important points: Canyoning is only permitted outside the operating and opening hours of the von Almen AG facility! The von Almen AG facility is generally closed from November 15 to December 15 and from January 10 to March 15. Canyoning is permitted during these periods by prior arrangement. Tours can only be arranged by telephone in advance on +41 33 855 32 32. This number provides information about the specific opening times and work on the gorge facilities. The paths, footbridges, bridges and tunnels of von Almen AG may not be used. Emergency situations are reserved. The exit from the canyon is only possible on the left-hand side of the stream (direction of flow) after the last waterfall. The replacement of abseiling hooks is permitted. New installations may only be installed with the consent of von Almen AG. The canyon is rated v5a5V and is therefore reserved for very experienced canyoneers! Von Almen AG accepts no liability for accidents in connection with canyoning. We ask all canyoneers to adhere strictly to the above points! In the event of non-compliance by individual persons, von Almen AG reserves the right to terminate the declaration of intent and to prohibit canyoning in the canyon. Camping and parking in the area of the Trümmelbach Falls is prohibited. Canyoneers are requested to use the parking lot at the cable car before Stechelberg!

Trümmelbach V: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V Top conditions. (Quelle:
2025-12-13: Perfect conditions. No grödel necessary. Rock fall on the 7th rappel, but no problems.
2025-11-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V There's already quite a bit of ice. Still beautiful and just about manageable without crampons, but already a bit of a chore. Ta...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Stechelberg Seilbahn
Access: Coming from Bern we leave the A8 via exit 25 - Wilderswil and take the road south to Lauterbrunnen.\nFrom there we continue towards Stechelberg. 3.3 km (calculated from the train station, parking garage) after Lauterbrunnen we come to the large parking lots at the restaurant Trümmelbach. Please do NOT park here, but continue for about 2km until you reach the large parking lots of the Stechelberg cable car on the left.
Return: Where we reach the wide streambed, out left and along the edge of the forest to the access path. Take this back to the road and continue to the car

Trümmelbach V: Canyon End
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V Top conditions. (Quelle:
2025-12-13: Perfect conditions. No grödel necessary. Rock fall on the 7th rappel, but no problems.
2025-11-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach V There's already quite a bit of ice. Still beautiful and just about manageable without crampons, but already a bit of a chore. Ta...
Return: Where we reach the wide streambed, out left and along the edge of the forest to the access path. Take this back to the road and continue to the car

Rio Bianco: Canyon Start1
2025-03-31: Did the canyon yesterday all anchors are good, some maillon missing. Left a sling and maillon above the 120m waterfall. Next team should bring some rope and 5 maillons with them. Could have some more...
2024-10-05: Walked the canyon today. There's generally a lot of water in the whole area at the moment. But the Bianco is not a problem at all. On the contrary, when there is a lot of water, the Rio Bianco is jus...
2024-04-06: Went up the Rio Bianco today. Drilled some new rings and replaced old slings. It was very nice, the canyon should be climbed after long periods of rain because otherwise it is dry.
Approach: At the parking lot, the marked path 620 begins, which initially leads through the streets of the village, then along a forest road to a spring before climbing steeply in the forest. On the right, you can see the gulch of Rio Sbrici before the path turns less steeply to the left towards the west. After a long traverse you reach the two headwaters of the Rio Bianco. Currently, only the right (eastern) branch is drilled.
Tour: 17 abseil stands, some very exposed, especially at the two high waterfalls. Pulling off the rope can be a problem here. Although the highest ropes can be overcome with a 60m rope, it is advisable to have at least one longer rope with you to make it easier to pull off. Sequence: * C 22m: Tree with sling on the left * C 40m: anchor on the right * Left branch of the gorge leads in * D 5m * C 38m: Tree with sling right * D 5m -125m high waterfall over three belays * C 10m: tree with sling on the left, the stream must be crossed to reach the chain on the right side 2m below the edge. * C 60m: chain on the right (space for max. 2 people) * C 60m: 2 anchors on a small ledge on the right, space for max. 4 people * C 35m from tree or left wide bypass through a scree gully * Downclimb to the right until you reach Seitenbach. Very laborious emergency exit possible to the right (initially on game tracks or pathless, until you reach an old path that is only marked in OSM). Walk 50m until the canyon narrows * C 8m: anchor with sling on the right * D 5m * C 15m: anchor with sling on top right * D 5m (smooth slide, downclimb not easy) * Walk 50m * D 3m * canyon briefly open, walk 50m * C 18m: tree with sling on the left * C 20m: anchor left or rappel around stone (middle) over several pools -70m waterfall in two stands * C 25m: Anchor left, space for 4 people * C 45m: anchor on tiny ledge on the left, directly above the large waterfall, space for max. 2 people * 100m walk and downclimb, escape option on good but exposed path on the left * C 33m: tree with sling on the left * D 8m: slide under clamping block * D 15m: anchor left * D 10m: anchor right * Walk 200m to Rio Patoc

Rio Bianco: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-03-31: Did the canyon yesterday all anchors are good, some maillon missing. Left a sling and maillon above the 120m waterfall. Next team should bring some rope and 5 maillons with them. Could have some more...
2024-10-05: Walked the canyon today. There's generally a lot of water in the whole area at the moment. But the Bianco is not a problem at all. On the contrary, when there is a lot of water, the Rio Bianco is jus...
2024-04-06: Went up the Rio Bianco today. Drilled some new rings and replaced old slings. It was very nice, the canyon should be climbed after long periods of rain because otherwise it is dry.
Comment: Parkplatz Patoc
Access: In Chiusaforte turn into the Raccolana valley. After 2.5km a road branches off to the village of Patoc. Follow the narrow switchbacks up to the exit of the road and park at the church.
Return: At the canyon exit, follow the crossing path up towards Patoc. Alternatively, you can also follow the Rio Patoc. A short gorge with small slides and possible jumps begins directly below the bridge, then walk for 10 minutes until you reach the bridge for the actual Patoc entry.

Rio Bianco: Canyon End1
2025-03-31: Did the canyon yesterday all anchors are good, some maillon missing. Left a sling and maillon above the 120m waterfall. Next team should bring some rope and 5 maillons with them. Could have some more...
2024-10-05: Walked the canyon today. There's generally a lot of water in the whole area at the moment. But the Bianco is not a problem at all. On the contrary, when there is a lot of water, the Rio Bianco is jus...
2024-04-06: Went up the Rio Bianco today. Drilled some new rings and replaced old slings. It was very nice, the canyon should be climbed after long periods of rain because otherwise it is dry.
Return: At the canyon exit, follow the crossing path up towards Patoc. Alternatively, you can also follow the Rio Patoc. A short gorge with small slides and possible jumps begins directly below the bridge, then walk for 10 minutes until you reach the bridge for the actual Patoc entry.

Eilegger Graben: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk along the road to the bridge over the Brandenberger Ache (at the lower exit of the Kaiserklamm gorge). A few meters beyond the bridge, a path leads off to the left, which takes us up to a forest road. On this 450m to the right (east) we come to another slope. Turn left (west) and then head north. We ignore the turn-offs to the Brandalm (left) and the Breitenbachalm (right) and cross the Breitenbach. A few hundred meters further on, the forest path bends in an easterly direction and walks towards the Eilegger ditch. At the bottom, past a hunting lodge, we come to the bridge (entry).
Tour: At the beginning, many smaller steps, mostly for downclimbing. Then the 60m diagonal rope. Then again smaller drops until, at about 850m, the Weißgriesgraben enters from the right. Then the smaller steps continue until the gorge widens. At the bridge we get off onto the forest road.

Eilegger Graben: Canyon End
Return: We now wade across the Brandenburger Ache and follow the path on its orographic right bank through the Kaiserklamm gorge to the parking lot at the Kaiserhaus. If the Brandenburger Ache has too much water for a crossing, we can alternatively go upstream on its orographic right bank to the Trauersteg and cross the river there.

Eilegger Graben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Park your car at the Kaiserhaus on the Brandenberger Ache (below the Kaiserklamm gorge). You get there from Kramsach first in the direction of the Sonnwendjoch chairlift, then from the parking lot of the valley station along the orographic right bank of the Brandenberger Ache in the direction of Aschau. After the village sign of Aschau, do not drive into the village, but turn right and continue up the Brandenberger Ache until you reach the large parking lot at the Kaiserhaus (14.5 km from Kramsach, see also the approach in the photo gallery on Cwiki). We park the car here.
Return: We now wade across the Brandenburger Ache and follow the path on its orographic right bank through the Kaiserklamm gorge to the parking lot at the Kaiserhaus. If the Brandenburger Ache has too much water for a crossing, we can alternatively go upstream on its orographic right bank to the Trauersteg and cross the river there.

Gries: Canyon Start
2025-12-20: No ice, neither in the access nor in the canyon. Superiore conditions. Unfortunately, an excavator above the stream has clouded the water.
2025-11-14: All good, sporty water level. No ice. Some fixed ropes could be replaced.
2021-11-05: High volume of water but doable. Hooks in good condition, but in one place so extremely icy that we could not use them.
Approach: Descend into the streambed above the bridge.
Tour: Rappel right from a tree with a sling, cross the pool and climb left to the next anchor. Rappel 12m and carefully pass the tree trunk to reach the next 14m rappel. After short walking passages the canyon opens for a moment before a 35m rappel into the dark cathedral. Intermediate position possible after 25m on the right. In December 2016, here were many tree trunks that were thrown into the gorge during forestry work. The next rappel can be rappelled from the left or from the right. Climbing to the right anchor is technically difficult (V+). Another 12m rappel brings you back out into the open. The anchor for the 27m high Pochtenfall is located behind the right edge and is reached by a wide straddle step. After a short walking passages follows the short second gorge with two low rappels and a waterfall from the left. Walk 100m before the last gorge section of the Hexenkessel begins. After the bridge, jump 3m or go around to the left, then carefully downclimb to the downclimb anchor on the right above a 5m step. Climb the ropes to the right onto the small ledge under the overhang and rappel 18m into the pool under the Hexenkessel. From now on only downclimb and jump in a beautiful gorge.

Gries: Parking at Exit
2025-12-20: No ice, neither in the access nor in the canyon. Superiore conditions. Unfortunately, an excavator above the stream has clouded the water.
2025-11-14: All good, sporty water level. No ice. Some fixed ropes could be replaced.
2021-11-05: High volume of water but doable. Hooks in good condition, but in one place so extremely icy that we could not use them.
Comment: Gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz
Access: Take the A6 to Spiez, then turn off towards Adelboden. In Reichenbach, turn left and follow the road uphill to Kiental. Continue in the direction of Griesalp. Parking exit: After crossing the wide valley floor at Tschingelsee, park in the paid parking lot (2016: 2 Chf, change machine for francs available) Parking entry: Follow the steep road uphill over several hairpin bends until a road branches off to the left towards Pochtenalp. There are small parking spaces near the bridge.
Return: Cross to the right to the parking lot

Gries: Parking at Entry
2025-12-20: No ice, neither in the access nor in the canyon. Superiore conditions. Unfortunately, an excavator above the stream has clouded the water.
2025-11-14: All good, sporty water level. No ice. Some fixed ropes could be replaced.
2021-11-05: High volume of water but doable. Hooks in good condition, but in one place so extremely icy that we could not use them.
Comment: Parkmöglichkeiten im Bereich der Brücke
Access: Take the A6 to Spiez, then turn off towards Adelboden. In Reichenbach, turn left and follow the road uphill to Kiental. Continue in the direction of Griesalp. Parking exit: After crossing the wide valley floor at Tschingelsee, park in the paid parking lot (2016: 2 Chf, change machine for francs available) Parking entry: Follow the steep road uphill over several hairpin bends until a road branches off to the left towards Pochtenalp. There are small parking spaces near the bridge.
Return: Cross to the right to the parking lot

Gries: Canyon End
Return: Cross to the right to the parking lot

Gamchi: Canyon Start
2025-11-08: Access partly icy, entry via left arm. Very good conditions in the canyon - little ice.
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Snowline around 1850m with 0-degree limit at 3000m. Some snow and ice during approach (see photos). Doable without crampons but with so...
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Magnifique canyon avec un encaissement et des étroitures splendides, Pas de glace pour l’instant avec cette température. Débit idéal. L...
Comment: Rechter Ast
Approach: Follow the road as far as a snack station, from here cross an alpine path through steep terrain to the flat Gamchiboden. The rest of the ascent crosses rocky terrain and is secured with wire ropes in places. At around 2000m, the hiking trail climbs to the left to reach the glacier meadows above. Here, branch off to the right onto a very unclear path that crosses the crumbly slope directly to the entry (cairns). If you want to walk the main branch of the gorge, you can enter at the first gorge about 90m above the bridge, otherwise walk about 100m to the east to reach the left branch of the gorge. In winter, the bridges over the gorge are dismantled. The access crosses many small watercourses that are completely frozen over in winter. Crampons and ice axes are then necessary.
Tour: Main branch: First downclimb on the orographic right canyon rim just above the beginning of the gorge, then downclimb and rappel in the narrow gorge where the left branch joins (here three rappels). In open terrain with not easy downclimbs to a break above the gorge. From the rock platform on the left 20m rappel, then from the anchor on the right under a large clamping block. The rappel points for the 60m rappel are on the left. If the water level is too high for a direct rappel, there is a difficult to reach intermediate stand after a few meters on the left. From here several rappels in complete darkness before the gorge ends with a long, narrow corridor.

Gamchi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-08: Access partly icy, entry via left arm. Very good conditions in the canyon - little ice.
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Snowline around 1850m with 0-degree limit at 3000m. Some snow and ice during approach (see photos). Doable without crampons but with so...
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Magnifique canyon avec un encaissement et des étroitures splendides, Pas de glace pour l’instant avec cette température. Débit idéal. L...
Comment: Gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz Griesalp
Access: Take the A6 to Spiez, then turn off towards Adelboden. In Reichenbach, turn left and follow the road uphill to Kiental. Continue to the exit of the public road at the Griesalp parking lot (2016: 2 Chf, change machine for francs available)
Return: Turn right onto the trail and return to the car as for the access.

Gamchi: Canyon End
2025-11-08: Access partly icy, entry via left arm. Very good conditions in the canyon - little ice.
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Snowline around 1850m with 0-degree limit at 3000m. Some snow and ice during approach (see photos). Doable without crampons but with so...
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gamchi Magnifique canyon avec un encaissement et des étroitures splendides, Pas de glace pour l’instant avec cette température. Débit idéal. L...
Return: Turn right onto the trail and return to the car as for the access.

Gamchi: Canyon Start1
Comment: Linker Ast
Approach: Follow the road as far as a snack station, from here cross an alpine path through steep terrain to the flat Gamchiboden. The rest of the ascent crosses rocky terrain and is secured with wire ropes in places. At around 2000m, the hiking trail climbs to the left to reach the glacier meadows above. Here, branch off to the right onto a very unclear path that crosses the crumbly slope directly to the entry (cairns). If you want to walk the main branch of the gorge, you can enter at the first gorge about 90m above the bridge, otherwise walk about 100m to the east to reach the left branch of the gorge. In winter, the bridges over the gorge are dismantled. The access crosses many small watercourses that are completely frozen over in winter. Crampons and ice axes are then necessary.
Tour: Main branch: First downclimb on the orographic right canyon rim just above the beginning of the gorge, then downclimb and rappel in the narrow gorge where the left branch joins (here three rappels). In open terrain with not easy downclimbs to a break above the gorge. From the rock platform on the left 20m rappel, then from the anchor on the right under a large clamping block. The rappel points for the 60m rappel are on the left. If the water level is too high for a direct rappel, there is a difficult to reach intermediate stand after a few meters on the left. From here several rappels in complete darkness before the gorge ends with a long, narrow corridor.

Gamchi: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: Take the A6 to Spiez, then turn off towards Adelboden. In Reichenbach, turn left and follow the road uphill to Kiental. Continue to the exit of the public road at the Griesalp parking lot (2016: 2 Chf, change machine for francs available)
Return: Turn right onto the trail and return to the car as for the access.

Gamchi: Waypoint
Comment: Entrée dans le collecteur (descente)
Approach: Follow the road as far as a snack station, from here cross an alpine path through steep terrain to the flat Gamchiboden. The rest of the ascent crosses rocky terrain and is secured with wire ropes in places. At around 2000m, the hiking trail climbs to the left to reach the glacier meadows above. Here, branch off to the right onto a very unclear path that crosses the crumbly slope directly to the entry (cairns). If you want to walk the main branch of the gorge, you can enter at the first gorge about 90m above the bridge, otherwise walk about 100m to the east to reach the left branch of the gorge. In winter, the bridges over the gorge are dismantled. The access crosses many small watercourses that are completely frozen over in winter. Crampons and ice axes are then necessary.

Gamchi: Waypoint1
Comment: Puit de lumière (descente)

Rug Delle Vacce: Canyon Start
Approach: Over the dam and on the other side of the valley to the bridge over the reservoir. Before crossing the bridge turn right on a barely visible path steeply up a ridge then follow indistinct markings to the bottom of the valley. When a dry streambed flows in from the right, climb up the gravel slope between Meduna and the streambed. The path and the old markings appear only after a few meters of altitude. Follow the clear path (in the past, cows were apparently driven into the valley floor) until you reach Rug delle Vacce.
Tour: Mostly open rappel canyon in bedrock with deep pools. The 70m rappel is done in 4 stages (20,10,30, 6m jump) on the orographic right side. Here you should drill in a new rappelling routes on the left side, because the rope pull down was very tedious. The steps in the following rock channel are not drilled, downclimb to II+.\n\nAfter that beautiful, sunny steps until you meet the Torrente Meduna.

Rug Delle Vacce: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: A23 to Osoppo exit, then via San Daniele, Ragona, Pinzano and Sequals to Meduno. From here head towards Passo Rest. At a dam turn left over the top of the dam and go through Tamarat and Chievolis. After the second village, take a narrow road high above the canyon of Torrente Silisa until you reach the houses of Selva. Here turn right towards Ca Zul. Through two long and narrow tunnels (only one turnout for 3km) with a lot of water from the ceiling until before the dam of Ca Zul, park at the parking lot after the last tunnel.
Return: It is best to descend through the streambed. In places you can also use the abandoned marked path that leads along the right side of the stream. From the bridge, use the access path.

Rug Delle Vacce: Canyon End
Return: It is best to descend through the streambed. In places you can also use the abandoned marked path that leads along the right side of the stream. From the bridge, use the access path.

Rug Delle Vacce: Waypoint
Approach: Over the dam and on the other side of the valley to the bridge over the reservoir. Before crossing the bridge turn right on a barely visible path steeply up a ridge then follow indistinct markings to the bottom of the valley. When a dry streambed flows in from the right, climb up the gravel slope between Meduna and the streambed. The path and the old markings appear only after a few meters of altitude. Follow the clear path (in the past, cows were apparently driven into the valley floor) until you reach Rug delle Vacce.

Fiumincelli aval: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge, follow the road for 2.2 km to a ruined house on the right-hand side of the road. Turn right here onto a hiking trail (towards Bocca di u Saltu), which leads down into the streambed.
Tour: Running sections alternate with short swimming passages. Again and again opportunities to jump.

Fiumincelli aval: Canyon End
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Return: Out at the road bridge and to the car.

Rio Rivis: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-31: After the water level dropped, it was still possible to do this fun vertical rappel canyon! Would be easily accessible even at high water levels! Top anchors and perfectly secured
2025-07-26: Walked at slightly higher water level. All insurances top! Very nice tour when others have too much water. Can be combined well with Rio Costa.
Comment: Parkplatz bei Rio Rivis
Access: From Chiusaforte, drive into the Raccolana Valley. Approx. 1.2 km after the bridge over the Raccolana stream, there is a large gravel parking place on the right and a power station site on the left. Either park here or better a little further up directly 2m next to the Rivis exit (space for 2 cars with ground clearance + approx. 50m further along the road possibly before the bridge on the right before the barrier again space for 2 cars.
Return: Get off just left of the bridge. Depending on parking possibilities, return to the parking lot.

Rio Rivis: Canyon End
2025-08-31: After the water level dropped, it was still possible to do this fun vertical rappel canyon! Would be easily accessible even at high water levels! Top anchors and perfectly secured
2025-07-26: Walked at slightly higher water level. All insurances top! Very nice tour when others have too much water. Can be combined well with Rio Costa.
Return: Get off just left of the bridge. Depending on parking possibilities, return to the parking lot.

Rio Rivis: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: After the water level dropped, it was still possible to do this fun vertical rappel canyon! Would be easily accessible even at high water levels! Top anchors and perfectly secured
2025-07-26: Walked at slightly higher water level. All insurances top! Very nice tour when others have too much water. Can be combined well with Rio Costa.
Approach: From the small parking lot right next to the Rivis stream (with the small concrete house in the water) you can judge the amount of water. Continue along the very steep and not always clearly visible path (trail) on the orographic left side, through the forest. After about 20 minutes and a few meters of ascent, you cross over a small rinse to the left and you are already standing directly in the Rivisbach. Entry at 600m. If you want to do the upper part (but it is not interesting), continue up. At a small game feeding station, cross left into the valley of the Rio Rivis (exposed). You reach the bottom of the valley by abseiling twice (1 abseiling point is a narrow gap) - see links + video
Tour: The Rivis is a short, rewarding, open, not too difficult lime canyon that was newly equipped with glued anchors in 2024. As an alternative to the belays, some steps outside the water flow can be rappelled from tree slings. The canyon is a good alternative if other canyons have too much water or simply as a half-day tour. Right at the beginning there is a narrow section with a clamping block under which you rappel. This is followed by several abseils in quick succession. At the highest abseil point (approx. 40m) there is a belay on the left and right, whereby an intermediate belay can be used after 15m on the right. There are also 2 more rappels of 25m and 15m before descending over the last rock steps on the right (alternatively: rappel down short steps via anchors). In the shallow streambed you will soon reach the concrete house and the bridge with the parking lot (approx. 440m).

Nala (Intermedio): Canyon Start
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Approach: Walk along the path above the parking lot towards the river and descend to the large final basin. Check the water flow, then cross the riverbed to the south and hike along the narrow mountain road to the beginning of the trail to Pönt and Valle di Osogna. After the steep climb to Pönt, the trail flattens out and then enters the Valle di Osogna. At the bridge at 839m the entry starts.
Tour: Between C27 and C19 danger of falling rocks. Highlight of the part is the very narrow cut C23. If the water level is too high for tour participants, one must go through and below set up a rope ferry (then at least 35m of rope required, anchors are available).

Nala (Intermedio): Canyon End
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Return: Either exit to the right at the beginning of the Nala inferiore and go down the path to Osogna or continue down the Nala inferiore to its exit (see under "Nala inferiore").

Nala (Intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: As for Nala inferiore: from the freeway junction north of Bellinzona, take the N2 towards Biasca. Via Claro and Cresciano we arrive to Osogna (11,4 km from freeway to the bridge over the Nala). After the bridge over the Nala, drive up to the cemetery and leave the car there.
Return: Either exit to the right at the beginning of the Nala inferiore and go down the path to Osogna or continue down the Nala inferiore to its exit (see under "Nala inferiore").

Rio Nero (Lago di Garda): Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Lots of snow, little ice, rock very slippery. Stands almost all freely accessible. Even some sun on access (around 12 noon at entry).
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Approach: Right at the bridge (with shuttle car) or without shuttle car on foot in about 1h15min walk up the old path behind the Ampola inn to the bridge (entry).
Tour: From the bridge to the 1st rappel point it is approx. 20min. in the streambed (slippery stones) --> now the first rappels follow immediately, which continue continuously --> numerous places can be jumped (exact assessment) or rappelled --> in between there are always walking sections --> many rappels can also be reached outside the watercourse rappel --> in between there are always walking passages --> many rappels are also outside the water flow and can only be reached by long exposed crossings (mostly fixed ropes) --> a striking point is a place with a huge clamping block under which you can rappel --> after that there are about 5-6 rappels (some also jumpable) --> the last rappel (12m) can also be jumped --> from this point it only goes over small flat slides and a short piece along the stream.

Rio Nero (Lago di Garda): Canyon End
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Return: The exit on the right leads through the forest to the open meadow and the inn (shuttle car) (740Hm).

Rio Nero (Lago di Garda): Parking at Entry
2026-02-21: Lots of snow, little ice, rock very slippery. Stands almost all freely accessible. Even some sun on access (around 12 noon at entry).
Access: From Torbole --> Riva --> Storo --> through long tunnel towards Albola mountain pass --> past Lago di Ledro and small villages --> straight on --> past Laghetto D'Ampola --> then turn left (Tremalzo) --> park your transfer vehicle at the Ampola Inn --> from here drive up the long mountain road and past the church of S. Croce church --> after about 1.5 km, at km 6.5 (closed from Nov. 1 to April 30), take the narrow road on the right (small group of houses) down to the bridge (entry 1125 m).
Return: The exit on the right leads through the forest to the open meadow and the inn (shuttle car) (740Hm).

Rio Nero (Lago di Garda): Parking at Exit
Access: From Torbole --> Riva --> Storo --> through long tunnel towards Albola mountain pass --> past Lago di Ledro and small villages --> straight on --> past Laghetto D'Ampola --> then turn left (Tremalzo) --> park your transfer vehicle at the Ampola Inn --> from here drive up the long mountain road and past the church of S. Croce church --> after about 1.5 km, at km 6.5 (closed from Nov. 1 to April 30), take the narrow road on the right (small group of houses) down to the bridge (entry 1125 m).
Return: The exit on the right leads through the forest to the open meadow and the inn (shuttle car) (740Hm).

Papuos: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road on the orographic right side of the stream uphill. Then there are 2 ways to get to the entry point, see Internet sites. We took the path on the orographic left side of the stream and climbed up the streambed from the old concrete footbridge (1 hour each way). Before the first high rappel (Chorrero de la Ventera) we climbed the orographic left slope steeply and pathlessly up to the entry. The alternative via the orographic right side of the stream seems a bit more comfortable. See also: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3405862

Papuos: Canyon End
Return: A little above the concrete footbridge out to the left, then on the orographic left side of the creek back to the car

Gimbach Kaskaden: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the wide path along the stream which then turns into a path and later into a forest road. Shortly after a small bridge, a barely recognizable footpath branches off to the entry.\n\nAlternatively, the route can also be extended by about 30 minutes (canyon) if you first enter at the next bridge (follow the access path for about 7 minutes more).
Tour: The first small waterfall can be bypassed on the left. A small slide follows, a jump into a large pond and again a slide. The next step is also jumped, climbing up on the right to fly a little longer. The next pools are all downclimbed on the left and a small walking passage follows. After two more jumps and a slide you come to the last steps which are bypassed on the right.

Gimbach Kaskaden: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz ist groß genug für einige Autos, notfalls muss auf die andere Straßenseite ausgewichen werden.%0d%0aAn sonnigen Tagen in den Ferien oder am Wochenende kann Parkplatznot herrschen.
Access: By car on the Westautobahn exit at Regau, just before Bad Ischl a road branches off in the direction of Weißenbach am Attersee. Follow this road until after about 6km you will see a sign on the right side of the road with the inscription "Gimbach-Kaskaden". There is also plenty of parking here.
Return: To the right of the stream, a path leads back to the bridge by the parking lot.

Gimbach Kaskaden: Canyon End
Return: To the right of the stream, a path leads back to the bridge by the parking lot.

Zarqa Ma'in upper: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track for 680 m and then cross a generally dry wadi. We continue on the track for another 570 m until we reach the point where the track bends to the south and a clear goat path runs to the left in a southeasterly direction towards the next wadi. We cross this and now look down to the left on a slope descending to Wadi Zarqa Ma'In. 325 m after leaving the track we continue - at first still on the edge of the slope, later crossing into the slope - on sight pathless in a northerly direction down into Wadi Zarqa Ma'In. Cf. "Other maps
Tour: In the wadi we first walk for about 20 min. on level ground, then we come to the first abseil. A smaller rappel is followed by the first 36 m - rappel. Then again some walking and downclimbing, before we arrive at the next rappel (12 m + 35 m). Then it's back to walking until we get past the last interesting passage. After that, only the car is waiting for us. At least at one of the two higher rappels a belaystation is arranged in such a way that one can also rappel down the right side of the rappel. If you plan to do this, it would be advisable to take at least a 50m rope.

Zarqa Ma'in upper: Parking at Exit
Access: From Madaba we drive down the road to the Dead Sea. After 24,9 km (from the beginning of this road in the center of Madaba) we pass the place where we would have to park our car for the access, if we would choose the old access from the orographic right side (100 min. access time, following the remains of a Roman road, see "Other maps"). First, in any case, we first go to the exit to park a car. So we continue downhill and 1.2 km further we come to a road junction to the left (south). We take the branching road that leads down to the thermal bath Hammamat Ma'in. We drive on this road, past the entrance to the thermal bath complex (entrance 15 JD anno 2014) and down to the bridge over the wadi (3.1 km from the turnoff). Here we park the car for the exit. With the second car we continue and drive up the opposite slope. 2.8 km after the bridge we come to a place where a dirt road leaves to the left. Here we park the second car. See "Other maps
Return: Before the rectangular concrete culverts of the bridge out to the right and up to the road. Or still through the concrete culvert and then left up to the road. On the right after the concrete culvert thermal pool.

Zarqa Ma'in upper: Parking at Entry
Access: From Madaba we drive down the road to the Dead Sea. After 24,9 km (from the beginning of this road in the center of Madaba) we pass the place where we would have to park our car for the access, if we would choose the old access from the orographic right side (100 min. access time, following the remains of a Roman road, see "Other maps"). First, in any case, we first go to the exit to park a car. So we continue downhill and 1.2 km further we come to a road junction to the left (south). We take the branching road that leads down to the thermal bath Hammamat Ma'in. We drive on this road, past the entrance to the thermal bath complex (entrance 15 JD anno 2014) and down to the bridge over the wadi (3.1 km from the turnoff). Here we park the car for the exit. With the second car we continue and drive up the opposite slope. 2.8 km after the bridge we come to a place where a dirt road leaves to the left. Here we park the second car. See "Other maps
Return: Before the rectangular concrete culverts of the bridge out to the right and up to the road. Or still through the concrete culvert and then left up to the road. On the right after the concrete culvert thermal pool.

Zarqa Ma'in upper: Canyon End
Return: Before the rectangular concrete culverts of the bridge out to the right and up to the road. Or still through the concrete culvert and then left up to the road. On the right after the concrete culvert thermal pool.

Klammbach zur Tegernseer Weißach: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Description correct, one or two anchors would probably be helpful with more water. Rather for collectors
Approach: From the parking lot we cross the Weißach and follow the forest road on the far bank in the direction of Firstalm (natural toboggan run in winter). After about 2.3 km in the forest we reach the meadows on the plateau (1100m above sea level). About 1.7 km further on the slope and we come to the Königsalm (1115m altitude).\nFrom here we follow the hiking trail in the direction of Geißalm, Wildbad Kreuth. Where this path crosses the Klammbach, we climb.\nIt is also possible to take a shortcut in the last part.To do this, we leave the slope a few meters before the last rightward haipin bend to the left on a former forest path (see onlie map "Topographic view Austria"). Where this leaves the forest and runs through a depression to the SW out into the meadows (on the above map at the end of the dotted line), we stay - pathless - left on the canyon rim and climb at the next opportunity through a ditch down into the Klammbach (entry coordinates here: N 47' 36' 30.03 E 11' 42' 53.30 ).
Tour: Some rappel, in between a lot of rappel. In summer, the water flow disappears in the meantime. Possible jumps.

Klammbach zur Tegernseer Weißach: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Description correct, one or two anchors would probably be helpful with more water. Rather for collectors
Return: Where the canyon opens, we take the path on the left slope that leads parallel to the Klammbach down to the Weißbach. Before reaching the Weißbach we come across a forest road. This takes us to the left to the parking lot.

Kluze: Canyon Start
2022-08-21: Not many vertical meters, but the side walls have the vertical meters. Impressive crevasse!
Approach: Access is on the orographic right-hand side of the river, at the cavern. An inconspicuous path leads steeply down into the canyon. At the end there are old, desolate wire rope belays and you can also walk the gorge from the top: Follow the hiking trail towards Fort Hermann through the tunnel and turn right at the junction soon after. At the next signpost, turn right onto a somewhat overgrown path that leads directly to the start of the gorge (there used to be a bridge here).
Tour: Strong currents and turbulent pools alternate in this deep, overwhelming canyon. You should have some whitewater experience and be able to read the current correctly. The pool in front of the jam is potentially dangerous. It is better not to rappel down the 6m waterfall at the exit of the gorge; a long, controlled jump is much safer.

Kluze: Unknown Parking
2022-08-21: Not many vertical meters, but the side walls have the vertical meters. Impressive crevasse!
Access: Over the Predil Pass on the Slovenian side down towards Bovec. 5.5 km after Log Pod Mangartom you reach Fort Kluze. It is easy to park in front of the bridge.
Return: At the exit of the gorge, on the orographic right, a path leads back up to Fort Kluze.

Kluze: Canyon End
2022-08-21: Not many vertical meters, but the side walls have the vertical meters. Impressive crevasse!
Return: At the exit of the gorge, on the orographic right, a path leads back up to Fort Kluze.

Rappinlaine: Canyon Start
Approach: At the parking lot we take the footbridge over the Kleine Laine and follow the hiking trail (red dot) to the waterfall and further in the direction of Rappinschlucht/Rappinalm. It leads near the Große Laine, first in the forest, up the valley, crosses it after about 40 min. and meets a forest road a little later. We follow this road for 900 m until we see a footbridge over the brook on the left hand side near a shrine at the roadside (for directions see also "Wasserfallweg": http://www.jachenau.de/wasserfall-weg ). On the path we cross to the other side of the stream, walk along the Rappinlaine and then climb up until we can descend to the left across a meadow to the Rappinlaine (entry).
Tour: We pass a few pools before the stream narrows and the rappel begins. Jumps are also possible here - after prior testing. Where the canyon opens, you first climb down a few more steps and then walk in the streambed or on the ascent path, as soon as it is possible to get off on it, back to the footbridge and the forest road.

Rappinlaine: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Bad Tölz we drive on the B13, past Lenggries, in the direction of Sylvensteinspeicher. Directly after the commercial area and 3.1 km after the exit into the center of Lenggries, we turn left from the B13 and drive to the village of Jachenau (15.5 km from B 13). We park the car in the large parking lot at the Schützenhaus Jachenau, northeast of the church.
Return: On the approach path back to the car. Alternatively, you can continue the tour in Staffelbach and/or Glasbach (see there!).

Rappinlaine: Canyon End
Return: On the approach path back to the car. Alternatively, you can continue the tour in Staffelbach and/or Glasbach (see there!).

Piscia di Iao: Canyon Start

Piscia di Iao: Canyon End

Staffelbach: Canyon Start
Approach: The signposted hiking trail (red dot) to the waterfall begins directly at the parking lot near the footbridge over the Kleine Laine. It leads near the Große Laine up the valley, crosses it after some time and reaches a forest road after about 50 min. Follow the ascending track to the right, after a flatter stretch at the Lainlalm, the trail climbs steeply up the slope in four narrow hairpin bends. After the steep graden, a path turns off to the left to the Rabenkopf. Horizontally along the slope, the path reaches the stream after a short time.
Tour: Several rappels in largely open terrain. Jump and slide possibilities, Good to combine with Rappinlaine and/or Glasbach.

Staffelbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bad Tölz (B 13) drive via Lenggries to Jachenau (Isarwinkel). In the village, turn right to the designated village parking lot and park at the foot of the Kirchberg at the Schützenhaus restaurant.
Return: After the last rappel, descend for a long time in the streambed until you can get off on the left to the slope. Then the approach path back to Jachenau.

Staffelbach: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, descend for a long time in the streambed until you can get off on the left to the slope. Then the approach path back to Jachenau.

Glasbach (Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen): Canyon Start
Approach: At the parking lot we take the footbridge over the Kleine Laine and follow the hiking trail (red dot) to the waterfall and further in the direction of Rappinschlucht/Rappinalm. It leads near the Große Laine, first in the forest, up the valley, crosses it after about 40 min. and meets a forest road a little later. Follow this road until you see the Lainlalm in the meadow on the righthand side (up to here see also "Wasserfallweg": http://www.jachenau.de/wasserfall-weg ). Here we turn right off the forest road and follow the footpath, initially in the valley bottom, in a northeasterly direction. When we arrive at the final waterfall of our tour, we march uphill in a few switchbacks, then almost horizontally and relatively close to the stream along the slope. So we finally come to a small concrete bridge. Here we climb in.
Tour: Rappels alternate with running routes. Some jumps.Directly at the top of the high final waterfall, at the foot of which mostly bathers cavort, there is a left-hand exit possible jumps. See photos & videos!

Glasbach (Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Bad Tölz we drive on the B13, past Lenggries, in the direction of Sylvensteinspeicher. Directly after the commercial area and 3.1 km after the exit into the center of Lenggries, we turn left from the B13 and drive to the village of Jachenau (15.5 km from B 13). We park the car in the large parking lot at the Schützenhaus Jachenau, northeast of the church.
Return: After the final waterfall turn left onto the footpath and then return to the car on the approach path.

Glasbach (Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen): Canyon End
Return: After the final waterfall turn left onto the footpath and then return to the car on the approach path.

Mascun Ultimos Estrechos: Canyon Start
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Approach: From Rodellar, take the footpath that descends NNW into the bed of the Mascun River. Descend along the edge of the stream to the beginning of the constriction.
Tour: The descent is quite attractive if there is enough water flow and can also be connected to the descent in the Mascun inferiore. The core are the Pozos and the Chaos De Palomera. Also an exit at the Puente Coda and from there orographic. left on the path up to Rodellar is possible.

Mascun Ultimos Estrechos: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the Ultimos Estrechos, swim out into the Barrasil and take an orographic right onto a path that leads downstream to the Puente Pedruel at the campsite 'El Puente'. If you don't have a second vehicle here, go up steeply on the road and at the top turn left to Rodellar. There is also a path up to Rodellar, relatively close above the Alcanadre, just past the Puente Coda. The trail starts about 20m from the eastern end of the bridge at Puente de Pedruel. It is also possible to walk back up to the entry in the canyon itself.

Himara Lower: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot directly into the streambed.
Tour: *

Himara Lower: Canyon End
Return: The way back.

Cautiecho: Canyon Start
2025-05-04: To be done in combination with other canyons ...
2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
2023-07-06: Although already walked 4x on this access route, this time lost in the maquis (double access time). Stands ok, but better not take the stand under the bridge, but the loops on the bush. On the ledge,...
Approach: Either the ascent path of the Bco Cueva Cabito down and in the Estrechos de Balcés a piece upwards or the ascent path of the Xuncar down and in the Estrechos a piece downwards - until then about 1 hour each (see sketch at ). Recommended as an access route is the Bco. Xuncar (Juncar) - 2 hrs., max. rappel 18 m - which enters the Balcés opposite the mouth of the Cautiecho, there about 30 m downstream and then more or less pathless up to the 'Brujas' - another 3/4 hrs.The ascent route from the Balcés is the same for all variants.Entry at the 'Brujas' is expedient, since the Cautiecho further above does not offer too much. Also an access from the exit of the Balcés Oscuros on a hiking trail is possible. Return then in the Balcés Estrechos upstream (For this variant see gallery).
Tour: If you have the rare good fortune to be able to walk the Cautiecho with running water, you should pay special attention to guaranteeing the rope retrival during the magnificent 40 m rappel, as the chain anchor is designed for dry conditions.

Cautiecho: Canyon End
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2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
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Return: Either the Xuncar ascent trail or the Cueva Cabrito ascent to the car (about 1.25 hrs.).

Cautiecho: Alternative Canyon Start
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2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
2023-07-06: Although already walked 4x on this access route, this time lost in the maquis (double access time). Stands ok, but better not take the stand under the bridge, but the loops on the bush. On the ledge,...
Approach: Either the ascent path of the Bco Cueva Cabito down and in the Estrechos de Balcés a piece upwards or the ascent path of the Xuncar down and in the Estrechos a piece downwards - until then about 1 hour each (see sketch at ). Recommended as an access route is the Bco. Xuncar (Juncar) - 2 hrs., max. rappel 18 m - which enters the Balcés opposite the mouth of the Cautiecho, there about 30 m downstream and then more or less pathless up to the 'Brujas' - another 3/4 hrs.The ascent route from the Balcés is the same for all variants.Entry at the 'Brujas' is expedient, since the Cautiecho further above does not offer too much. Also an access from the exit of the Balcés Oscuros on a hiking trail is possible. Return then in the Balcés Estrechos upstream (For this variant see gallery).
Tour: If you have the rare good fortune to be able to walk the Cautiecho with running water, you should pay special attention to guaranteeing the rope retrival during the magnificent 40 m rappel, as the chain anchor is designed for dry conditions.

Rio Abizanda: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back a few meters and take the slope that descends below the road embankment to the creek - entry.
Tour: In the first two parts walking and downclimbing, then in the third 3 small rappel.

Rio Abizanda: Canyon End
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Return: At the canyon exit continue down the stream for about 30m, then follow the clear exit track steeply up to the left, at the top head west across terraced meadows onto a track that leads us back to the car, see: *

Lapenilla: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the tarred road on a dirt road through the ruins of Lapenilla down to the rock cut.
Tour: 10 rappel; Best done after abundant rainfall. The last high rappel requires 2x25 m of rope, because the anchor is set back.

Lapenilla: Canyon End
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Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Lapenila (descente)
Access: From Graus, 1.9 km north on the A-139. Just before the bridge over the Rio Esera, we turn left on HU-V-641. Passing the village of Panillo, after a total of 11.5 km, we reach the Collado de Pano (960 m a.s.l.) with the Ermita de la Virgen de la Collada. From here we descend in a southerly and later westerly direction towards the Cinca reservoir. At the beginning on a decent road, later even on tarred surface we come down to the ruined houses of the former village Lapinilla (638 m a.s.l.).The road down to the canyon is tarred since 2008. So also shuttle possible (park lower vehicle in front of the iron gate).
Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif (descente)
Access: From Graus, 1.9 km north on the A-139. Just before the bridge over the Rio Esera, we turn left on HU-V-641. Passing the village of Panillo, after a total of 11.5 km, we reach the Collado de Pano (960 m a.s.l.) with the Ermita de la Virgen de la Collada. From here we descend in a southerly and later westerly direction towards the Cinca reservoir. At the beginning on a decent road, later even on tarred surface we come down to the ruined houses of the former village Lapinilla (638 m a.s.l.).The road down to the canyon is tarred since 2008. So also shuttle possible (park lower vehicle in front of the iron gate).
Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Waypoint
Comment: depart d\'une sentier vers Lapenilla (village) (descente)
Approach: From the tarred road on a dirt road through the ruins of Lapenilla down to the rock cut.

Korinus Klamm: Canyon Start
2024-03-26: Most of the tour is downclimbed/hiked in the stream. Lots of pushing. Few anchors, but these are of good quality. A few rapid links are missing and could be retrofitted.
Approach: Now take the first hairpin bend to the right, followed a little later by a left-hand bend. Continue west along the evenly ascending forest road to the next (right-hand) hairpin bend (1.7 km from the car at the top). We now follow the track for another 180 m and then take the path that runs towards the Trainsbach stream. As soon as the path reaches the slope above the stream and turns NNW, we look for a steep and pathless descent down to the streambed. If necessary, rope down from trees. It is not worth continuing along the path and looking for a more comfortable descent, as the descent options hardly get any better and this route then has to be climbed down again in the slippery streambed.
Tour: Downclimb many steps, if necessary also with rope hoists from trees. Then the 35m diagonal abseil. This is followed by several rappels, but always from trees. Only towards the exit does the gorge deserve its name. There are also bolts here, but they do not always make a reliable impression. The highlight is the final waterfall (25m).

Korinus Klamm: Canyon End
2024-03-26: Most of the tour is downclimbed/hiked in the stream. Lots of pushing. Few anchors, but these are of good quality. A few rapid links are missing and could be retrofitted.
Return: 2 steps down, then right out onto a forest path (right up is a few meters to the viewpoint of the final waterfall) and left down to the lower car.

Korinus Klamm: Parking at Entry
2024-03-26: Most of the tour is downclimbed/hiked in the stream. Lots of pushing. Few anchors, but these are of good quality. A few rapid links are missing and could be retrofitted.
Access: In Kufstein, turn off the B175 onto Thierseestraße and up to the village of the same name (6.2 km). Continue in the direction of Landl to Schmiedtal (another 4 km). At the "Schmied im Tal" we park the car for the exit. With the second car (alternatively E-MTB) 160m back on the tarred road and then left up to Sonnberg. A few meters before the first rightward haipin bend after the houses of Sonnberg, park the second car in a larger parking bay (2km from the main road to here).
Return: 2 steps down, then right out onto a forest path (right up is a few meters to the viewpoint of the final waterfall) and left down to the lower car.

Korinus Klamm: Parking at Exit
Access: In Kufstein, turn off the B175 onto Thierseestraße and up to the village of the same name (6.2 km). Continue in the direction of Landl to Schmiedtal (another 4 km). At the "Schmied im Tal" we park the car for the exit. With the second car (alternatively E-MTB) 160m back on the tarred road and then left up to Sonnberg. A few meters before the first rightward haipin bend after the houses of Sonnberg, park the second car in a larger parking bay (2km from the main road to here).
Return: 2 steps down, then right out onto a forest path (right up is a few meters to the viewpoint of the final waterfall) and left down to the lower car.

Ciuffatu: Canyon Start
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Ciuffatu: Canyon End
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Kessellaine, untere: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the forest road, soon come to a junction where we keep to the right ("Walchensee", "Durchs Eschenlainetal", "Heimgarten"). About 1.8 km further or 25 min. later we cross the Eschenlaine. 800m further (in about 15 min.) we keep left at the next fork. About 200m further, an overgrown and obviously hardly used path begins on the right above the forest road embankment, which takes us in a southerly direction a few meters up to the ridge lying across in front of us. On this ridge, first uphill in a westerly direction. Then the old path goes SSW into the western slope above the Kessellaine. We are careful not to lose it, climb several times over tree trunk obstacles and finally reach the streambed of the Kessellaine (entry).
Tour: Hiking and downclimbing alternate. In between, several rappels and deadwood in the streambed again and again. Hiking out of the canyon we see the water seep into the gravel bed. Continue in the gravel to the Eschenlaine and there left to the slide brake with bridge. Here you can continue the tour in the Gachentodklamm (see there!).

Kessellaine, untere: Canyon End
Return: On the forest road coming from the bridge above the slide brake, turn left and follow the approach path back to the car.

Kessellaine, untere: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the BAB 95 (Munich-Garmisch-Partenkirchen) via exit 11 ("Eschenlohe") in eastern direction to Eschenlohe. We cross the B 12 and keep right in the center of Eschenlohe on the Garmischer Straße. We come to a covered bridge over the Loisach, cross the river and then take the Walchenseestraße on the other side half-left. After not quite 300m (from Loisach bridge) we cross the Eschenlaine, which normally has no water flow at this point. After another 300m the road bends in a right angle to SSO. From here another 1100m and we park our car in front of the no driving sign on the right at the edge of the forest.
Return: On the forest road coming from the bridge above the slide brake, turn left and follow the approach path back to the car.

Pustertallaine: Canyon Start
Approach: We now walk back 270m on the tarred road and then turn left onto a footpath ("Krottenkopf"), which leads us to the footbridge over the Asamklamm gorge. Beyond up the stairs we come to a slope, which we follow to the left ("Krottenkopf via Kuhalm"). We climb steadily uphill on the path. We ignore junctions to the right or to the left. After 3 km the track turns to the south and goes first over the Kessellaine, later over the Pustertalaine. 1.2 km after this striking turn we come to the gulch of the Pustertalaine.
Tour: To the right of the pipe culvert we descend pathlessly into the streambed, now follow the course of the stream, as far as possible, on the right or left bank (because in the stream terrain slippery). Some unsecured rappels are avoided in this way. Then move along the streambed until you reach the gorge with a total of 4 rappels (max. 15m) at about the beginning of the last quarter. A few meters after the opening of the canyon, we can descend into the Kessellaine coming from the right.

Pustertallaine: Canyon End
Return: About 60m down the Kessellaine we see steep trail tracks on the left going up the meadow slope. We follow these if we do not decide to continue the tour through the lower Kessellaine. The path descends towards the Eschenlaine and meets a dirt road, which we follow - after crossing the Eschenlaine in the meantime - to the car (about 3.2 km on the dirt road and subsequent tarred road).

Pustertallaine: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Munich we leave the A95 via exit no. 11 - Eschenlohe. We drive into Eschenlohe, meet the Murnauerstraße, turn right here and after a left turn we come to the bridge over the Loisach. After crossing the bridge we follow the Walchenseestraße half-left (direction Walchensee, Wengwies). 1.7 km after the bridge we come to a hikers' parking lot on the right of the road. The road enters the forest here and is closed to vehicles. Here we park our car.
Return: About 60m down the Kessellaine we see steep trail tracks on the left going up the meadow slope. We follow these if we do not decide to continue the tour through the lower Kessellaine. The path descends towards the Eschenlaine and meets a dirt road, which we follow - after crossing the Eschenlaine in the meantime - to the car (about 3.2 km on the dirt road and subsequent tarred road).

Schronbach: Canyon Start
Approach: We go on the B13 170m in the direction NNO slightly downhill and turn left before the Isar bridge on a slope. Also here you could park the car well at the B13. We follow now the runway 1 km and turn then on the left branching field way. On this we come after another 150 m to a relatively elaborate gauge measuring point. In front of the metal bridge we go down on a ladder into the streambed. We can also enter 50m further upstream and start with a small jump.
Tour: First about 300m almost level in the streambed, until the beginning of the drop. Here first some possible jumps, then the 20m rappel (caution: small cavity under the spray). 2 (bumpy) slides follow, then another rappel under the road bridge. Beyond the underpass left out to the car or still go down the final waterfall or rappel (almost 30m !).

Schronbach: Canyon End
Return: At the latest now left out to the car.

Manatuero: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk along the road through the village in a southerly direction. After the last houses on the righthand side there are some barns - meanwhile also converted to residential use - with mostly circular threshing floors in front of them. There we turn left from the previous path and follow the indistinct track in a southerly direction down into the ditch that appears to be the beginning of the Bco. Manatuero. In the ditch we then walk ahead to the first rappel point.
Tour: 5 rappel, some downclimb, then we can cross in front of and above the large pool left into the cave ("Forato de Manatuero"). Far we can - if we want - into the cave passage. The "equipment" is modest at first, but then becomes richer. More information at: climbing out of the mouth of the cave, we can bypass the large pool on the left. Depending on the season and the previous amount of precipitation, we climb and wade down the stream in the cold spring water.\nWe come across a sinter bridge and a few meters further leave the streambed to the right and meet the footpath that leads directly down here from Buerba.

Manatuero: Canyon End
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Return: On the footpath right up to Buerba and to the car,\n\nMan can also take the walk of the Manatuero as an alternative access to Rio Yesa (superiore or med.). In this case, instead of going up on the right, go down on the left (see the description of the Rio Yesa superiore).

Muvrareccia: Canyon Start
Tour: After estuary in Nuria further descent in this u. later in Purcaraccia

Muvrareccia: Canyon End

Bertheou: Canyon Start
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Approach: A horizontal trail begins at the north end of the bridge and is followed upstream (northwest) for 10 min to the entry (at a fork, take the left downhill trail).
Tour: With about 10 small rappels in scenic terrain, this is a nice canyon that is also suitable for beginners.

Bertheou: Canyon End
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Return: From the mouth of the Bertheou, wade down the valley for about 100 m in the Var until a path becomes visible behind a terrain edge (large cairn), which leads back up the flank to the road. Take the road up to the right to the parking lot.

Bertheou: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice through the Var valley to the north, then west and finally north again to the Gorge de Daluis (via the D 2202 towards Guillaumes). After the village of Daluis, the road rises sharply to cross the canyon Gorge de Daluis at 100 to 200 m above the Var wild and romantic. About 3 km after the village, a side stream (the Bertheou) is crossed on a high brick bridge (signs "Pont de Bertheou"). Park here.
Return: From the mouth of the Bertheou, wade down the valley for about 100 m in the Var until a path becomes visible behind a terrain edge (large cairn), which leads back up the flank to the road. Take the road up to the right to the parking lot.

Redebraus: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, continue along the slope until you reach the first (35m) rappel point on the right at the break-off.
Tour: Scenic tour with a C 35 at the beginning and a top rappel later (C 40). However, the stream from St Laurent is polluted, which also speaks for making a proper water flow a prerequisite for an ascent.\nYou can also descend further to Touèt de l'Escarène; here the attraction consists of a nice slide and numerous car wrecks. Then leave the lower vehicle at the northeastern exit of Touèt de l'Escarène and about 800 m before reaching the village, at about altitude 470 m a.s.l., you should get off on a left-banked path that leads to the village.

Redebraus: Canyon End
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Return: After the 40 m rappel, continue downstream until you can exit at a bridge on the left and climb along a side stream of the Redebraus on a path to a small road that leads back to the left after 1 km to St. Laurent.

Redebraus: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg nach links auf Pfad, der zum unteren Parkplatz führt
Return: After the 40 m rappel, continue downstream until you can exit at a bridge on the left and climb along a side stream of the Redebraus on a path to a small road that leads back to the left after 1 km to St. Laurent.

Redebraus: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice on the D 2204 up the Vallon de Paillon about 20 km, at Escarène continue in the direction of Col de Braus, Sospel. Via Touèt de l'Escarène you come to St. Laurent. Here you leave one vehicle. With the other one you drive about 4-5 km further up to a prominent left turn at a little over 900 m above sea level. Park the second vehicle next to a side road.
Return: After the 40 m rappel, continue downstream until you can exit at a bridge on the left and climb along a side stream of the Redebraus on a path to a small road that leads back to the left after 1 km to St. Laurent.

Redebraus: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice on the D 2204 up the Vallon de Paillon about 20 km, at Escarène continue in the direction of Col de Braus, Sospel. Via Touèt de l'Escarène you come to St. Laurent. Here you leave one vehicle. With the other one you drive about 4-5 km further up to a prominent left turn at a little over 900 m above sea level. Park the second vehicle next to a side road.

Redebraus: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: zu Beginn des II. Abschnitts
Access: From Nice on the D 2204 up the Vallon de Paillon about 20 km, at Escarène continue in the direction of Col de Braus, Sospel. Via Touèt de l'Escarène you come to St. Laurent. Here you leave one vehicle. With the other one you drive about 4-5 km further up to a prominent left turn at a little over 900 m above sea level. Park the second vehicle next to a side road.

Pierrefeu aval (II) : Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic left bank (i.e. before the bridge), a path goes north along the canyon rim and along a water conduit, descending in a northerly direction, one reaches the streambed.
Tour: From one pool to the next, few smaller rappels (6), towards the exit river walk. If both parts are walked, a shuttle is necessary.

Pierrefeu aval (II) : Canyon End
Return: After about 200m of hiking in the gravelly streambed (about 10 min.) we climb up 2m to the left onto a path that runs horizontally parallel to the stream at the beginning (GPS: N: 43.858311 E: 7.086025). It leads us up to the road.\nIf we miss this exit, we hike downstream to the confluence with the Esteron. We follow the latter downhill for about 200 m (river swimming may be possible) and then exit to the left. On a yellow marked path we come up to the road.

Pierrefeu aval (II) : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Nice on the N 202 direction Digne. After about 19 km turn left over the Var, on the D 17 up to Gilette and further behind in the Esteron valley. About 11.5 km after Gilette, you pass the junction of the road to Pierrefeu and after another 500 m you come to the bridge over the Pierrefeu. Before, after the village of Le Coulet, look for a place for the vehicle, so not near the bridge!
Return: After about 200m of hiking in the gravelly streambed (about 10 min.) we climb up 2m to the left onto a path that runs horizontally parallel to the stream at the beginning (GPS: N: 43.858311 E: 7.086025). It leads us up to the road.\nIf we miss this exit, we hike downstream to the confluence with the Esteron. We follow the latter downhill for about 200 m (river swimming may be possible) and then exit to the left. On a yellow marked path we come up to the road.

Gros Riou: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the northern exit of the village, at marker "84", a wide path leads down to the bridge over the Gros Riou.
Tour: Access from the bridge via a small rappel. After narrow passages at the beginning, the high waterfall follows, which can alternatively be dry roped (left). You can also descend a further 500 m (route) and encounter slides and smaller rappels. The exit is then at 340 m above sea level at the confluence with the Rieu stream. From here you walk approx. 1200 m on a slope to Roquesteron.

Gros Riou: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg unterer Teil (nicht beschrieben)
Return: For the short variant (descent time 45 min.) after the high waterfall, turn right onto the water pipe and follow the signposts up to Cuebris.

Gros Riou: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Nice on the N 202 in a northerly direction for 21 km along the river Var to the bridge Charles Albert. Here first a little further, go around the traffic circle and in the opposite direction back to the bridge. Over the bridge, then right and on the D 17 up to Gilette and further to Roquesteron (21.5 km from Gilette). Directly after Roquesteron, turn right onto the D 317 and up to Cuebris (3.5 km). Here before the village or at the end of the village parking possibility.
Return: For the short variant (descent time 45 min.) after the high waterfall, turn right onto the water pipe and follow the signposts up to Cuebris.

Gros Riou: Canyon End
Return: For the short variant (descent time 45 min.) after the high waterfall, turn right onto the water pipe and follow the signposts up to Cuebris.

Gros Riou: Alternative Canyon End1
Comment: Letzter Ausstieg ohne Autoumsetzung

Gros Riou: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Nice on the N 202 in a northerly direction for 21 km along the river Var to the bridge Charles Albert. Here first a little further, go around the traffic circle and in the opposite direction back to the bridge. Over the bridge, then right and on the D 17 up to Gilette and further to Roquesteron (21.5 km from Gilette). Directly after Roquesteron, turn right onto the D 317 and up to Cuebris (3.5 km). Here before the village or at the end of the village parking possibility.

Clapoure: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the northern end of the village, at marker point "84", a wide path leads down to the bridge over the Gros Riou. Continue along the track to marker point "88". Pass the small water basin and a little later take the path that leaves the slope on the left (cairn at the junction). The path crosses a stream and then ascends through a sparse pine forest. It then goes through a small rock face and we pass marker point "89". Here we turn left towards Bau de l'Arc and, walking downhill, quickly reach the streambed.
Tour: After a shorter run, you come to the attractive rappels C10 and C25. After another 4 rappels you reach the level and a longer run begins before you exit to the right onto the meadows. You can also turn left immediately after the last rappel (C9) up onto the access path.

Clapoure: Canyon End
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Return: Either return on the access path or on the orographic right-hand side of the stream, later on a slope through the stream also changing to the left onto the access path to the bridge over the Gros Riou. Here, either join the descent in the Gros Riou or walk up to Cuebris to the car.

Clapoure: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice on the N 202 in a northerly direction for 21 km along the river Var to the bridge Charles Albert. Here first a little further, go around the traffic circle and in the opposite direction back to the bridge. Over the bridge, then right and on the D 17 up to Gilette and further to Roquesteron (21.5 km from Gilette). Directly after Roquesteron, turn right onto the D 317 and up to Cuebris (3.5 km). Here before the village or at the end of the village parking possibility.
Return: Either return on the access path or on the orographic right-hand side of the stream, later on a slope through the stream also changing to the left onto the access path to the bridge over the Gros Riou. Here, either join the descent in the Gros Riou or walk up to Cuebris to the car.

Haut Jabron: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot no longer continue on the slope as before, but on a signposted path to the entry (2017), where from the right the rocky slope reaches completely to the stream.
Tour: The stream has eaten into sloping rock slabs, so that there is an almost cave-like atmosphere, where you can sometimes only walk bent over. 2 fun slides and possible jumps (among others after the pool of the 2nd slide on a fixed rope back up to the rock bar; the 12 m jump is already outside the constriction) make the mini-canyon attractive.

Haut Jabron: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Castellane on the Verdon approx. 10 km on the N 85 in a south-easterly direction to Batie (de Peyroules). Or here from Grasse on the N 85 in 45 km. Here, turn off the N 85 in a south-westerly direction and after about 1 km you will come to a no-entry sign on a dirt road. Park here. Since 2006, access has only been possible up to this designated parking lot.
Return: After the canyon opens, get off to the right at a large pool, meet a path here that goes up the rocky slope and leads us to the approach path that we walk back to the car.

Haut Jabron: Canyon End
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Return: After the canyon opens, get off to the right at a large pool, meet a path here that goes up the rocky slope and leads us to the approach path that we walk back to the car.

Cormor: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the hikers' parking lot, take a path to the gravel road and follow it to the parking lot at the dam wall. From the parking lot, descend orographic left on a clear path under the dam. After about 3min the path reaches the streambed filled with giant boulders. Entry at a flood warning sign and an orange reflector on a tree.
Tour: Downclimb under the first blocks to the first 13m rappel, then rappel from the right under wedged blocks 25m, 12m and 7m. From here 3 rappels in complete darkness before it goes again briefly into the light. A siphon must be climbed around in a twisted and small way above until you reach the stream again above a 22m rappel point. Another 4 rappels, partly in the dark again, lead to the highest waterfall of the tour: 27m down through a rock gate. Here is the only escape route of the tour to the left. Also here is an orange reflector on a tree. A side stream brings at least double the water, if you have already had problems in the first part you should not continue. The second part starts at the path of the emergency exit and is again marked with an orange reflector. You climb back into the blocked streambed and follow the water as much as possible through obscure block climbing before it gets dark for a longer time. 9 abseils in beautifully washed out serpentine follow, at the 18m waterfall be sure to watch out for the hanging basin on the left - at high water levels it is very difficult to get out of there again. You can avoid the basin but orographic left. The gorge ends in block chaos, better downclimb near the stream to the bridge, above the blocks the rock is overgrown and very slippery. About an old wooden ladder (at red / white trail marking on block in the streambed) you can already leave the streambed before right.

Cormor: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Großer Parkplatz bei Restaurant Edelweiss
Access: From Sondrio head north towards Chiesa in Valmalenco. Pass this village, which is on the other side of the river, and immediately after crossing the stream coming from the east, turn right towards Lanzada, Tornadri. After these places continue and climb steeply in many switchbacks. After passing through a few tunnels, we reach a large parking lot near the Edelweiss Restaurant. Parking entry: on the right on a narrow asphalt road uphill in the direction of Campo Moro. Either park at the large parking lot for hikers or at the first houses turn left downhill on a gravel road to a small parking lot below the dam wall. From there, cross the Cormor to Franscia and park near the bridge over the Laterna.
Return: Cross the bridge and follow the red/white marked path on the right bank to the lower parking lot.

Cormor: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz unter Staumauer
Access: From Sondrio head north towards Chiesa in Valmalenco. Pass this village, which is on the other side of the river, and immediately after crossing the stream coming from the east, turn right towards Lanzada, Tornadri. After these places continue and climb steeply in many switchbacks. After passing through a few tunnels, we reach a large parking lot near the Edelweiss Restaurant. Parking entry: on the right on a narrow asphalt road uphill in the direction of Campo Moro. Either park at the large parking lot for hikers or at the first houses turn left downhill on a gravel road to a small parking lot below the dam wall. From there, cross the Cormor to Franscia and park near the bridge over the Laterna.
Return: Cross the bridge and follow the red/white marked path on the right bank to the lower parking lot.

Cormor: Canyon End
Return: Cross the bridge and follow the red/white marked path on the right bank to the lower parking lot.

Cormor: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Wanderparkplatz
Access: From Sondrio head north towards Chiesa in Valmalenco. Pass this village, which is on the other side of the river, and immediately after crossing the stream coming from the east, turn right towards Lanzada, Tornadri. After these places continue and climb steeply in many switchbacks. After passing through a few tunnels, we reach a large parking lot near the Edelweiss Restaurant. Parking entry: on the right on a narrow asphalt road uphill in the direction of Campo Moro. Either park at the large parking lot for hikers or at the first houses turn left downhill on a gravel road to a small parking lot below the dam wall. From there, cross the Cormor to Franscia and park near the bridge over the Laterna.

Rasiga: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Perfect tour for the last day here. Everything ok
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Approach: First, walk up the hill for a while and pass between a few houses (fountain on the left). We follow the signpost "Ponte Alpe Baim" on a path in a horizontal northerly direction. After a while we come to a tree trunk with large lettering. Here the main path goes down to the right to the bridge (1100) - lower access (time saving compared to the upper access is a good 1 hour). The path to the upper entry goes left here and is marked with red markings. Follow them past a ruined house to the stream. Middle entry: From the church, follow the forest path downhill until you reach the power station. Pass between the two buildings and descend behind the building on the right onto the tube. Follow the tube until you can descend to the right to the streambed after the first tunnel. (Duration 20min)
Tour: Long and great descent with slides, possible jumps, bottlenecks and pools flooded with sun (if the sun shines). At the water drainage you can get out if necessary, if the water flow seems too strong for the following bottlenecks. If we also want to hook the lower part, we have to carry a 60m rope in addition to 2x30m rope.

Rasiga: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Perfect tour for the last day here. Everything ok
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Approach: First, walk up the hill for a while and pass between a few houses (fountain on the left). We follow the signpost "Ponte Alpe Baim" on a path in a horizontal northerly direction. After a while we come to a tree trunk with large lettering. Here the main path goes down to the right to the bridge (1100) - lower access (time saving compared to the upper access is a good 1 hour). The path to the upper entry goes left here and is marked with red markings. Follow them past a ruined house to the stream. Middle entry: From the church, follow the forest path downhill until you reach the power station. Pass between the two buildings and descend behind the building on the right onto the tube. Follow the tube until you can descend to the right to the streambed after the first tunnel. (Duration 20min)
Tour: Long and great descent with slides, possible jumps, bottlenecks and pools flooded with sun (if the sun shines). At the water drainage you can get out if necessary, if the water flow seems too strong for the following bottlenecks. If we also want to hook the lower part, we have to carry a 60m rope in addition to 2x30m rope.

Rasiga: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Perfect tour for the last day here. Everything ok
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Comment: Inferiore
Return: Turn left before the old stone bridge and cross the bridge to the right on the hiking trail to Fonti. If the last part with the 68m ropes (can be broken 50/20) is also walked, at the barrage on the orographic left side of the Rio Bogna a few hundred meters uphill until you see a path on the opposite side that leads up to the lower car. In August 2025 the direct way back was closed by the authorities (landslide), instead get out via Valpiana, about 120hm and 15min more.

Rasiga: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg Superiore
Access: From Domodossola, head west into the Bogna Valley in the direction of Fonti. After approx. 7 km you pass a long bridge from which you can see the last cascades of the Variola. 850 m further on, the road to Pioi goes off to the left. Park your car here. If you want to get out before the passage with the 68 m rappel and longer walking distance (recommended, as the last part is not very rewarding and then 2x30 m of rope are enough for a highest rappel of not quite 25 m), park the lower car 570 m further on the access road at the entrance to Fonti, just before the bridge over the Bogna. Immediately after the bridge, the hiking trail from Monsignore, on which we will return, is on the right. In the second car, continue through the village of Fonti and then take the winding road uphill via San Lorenzo, Graniga and Pianzola. After a total of 8.7 km (counted from the lower car at the road junction to Pioi), we come to a 90° left-hand bend to some houses scattered on the slope (1290 m above sea level). Here you can see a post with signposts. We park the second car nearby. If you only want to walk the part after the water drainage, turn off in the direction of Mulera and park behind the small church.
Return: Turn left before the old stone bridge and cross the bridge to the right on the hiking trail to Fonti. If the last part with the 68m ropes (can be broken 50/20) is also walked, at the barrage on the orographic left side of the Rio Bogna a few hundred meters uphill until you see a path on the opposite side that leads up to the lower car. In August 2025 the direct way back was closed by the authorities (landslide), instead get out via Valpiana, about 120hm and 15min more.

Rasiga: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg - inferiore
Access: From Domodossola, head west into the Bogna Valley in the direction of Fonti. After approx. 7 km you pass a long bridge from which you can see the last cascades of the Variola. 850 m further on, the road to Pioi goes off to the left. Park your car here. If you want to get out before the passage with the 68 m rappel and longer walking distance (recommended, as the last part is not very rewarding and then 2x30 m of rope are enough for a highest rappel of not quite 25 m), park the lower car 570 m further on the access road at the entrance to Fonti, just before the bridge over the Bogna. Immediately after the bridge, the hiking trail from Monsignore, on which we will return, is on the right. In the second car, continue through the village of Fonti and then take the winding road uphill via San Lorenzo, Graniga and Pianzola. After a total of 8.7 km (counted from the lower car at the road junction to Pioi), we come to a 90° left-hand bend to some houses scattered on the slope (1290 m above sea level). Here you can see a post with signposts. We park the second car nearby. If you only want to walk the part after the water drainage, turn off in the direction of Mulera and park behind the small church.
Return: Turn left before the old stone bridge and cross the bridge to the right on the hiking trail to Fonti. If the last part with the 68m ropes (can be broken 50/20) is also walked, at the barrage on the orographic left side of the Rio Bogna a few hundred meters uphill until you see a path on the opposite side that leads up to the lower car. In August 2025 the direct way back was closed by the authorities (landslide), instead get out via Valpiana, about 120hm and 15min more.

Rasiga: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg
Access: From Domodossola, head west into the Bogna Valley in the direction of Fonti. After approx. 7 km you pass a long bridge from which you can see the last cascades of the Variola. 850 m further on, the road to Pioi goes off to the left. Park your car here. If you want to get out before the passage with the 68 m rappel and longer walking distance (recommended, as the last part is not very rewarding and then 2x30 m of rope are enough for a highest rappel of not quite 25 m), park the lower car 570 m further on the access road at the entrance to Fonti, just before the bridge over the Bogna. Immediately after the bridge, the hiking trail from Monsignore, on which we will return, is on the right. In the second car, continue through the village of Fonti and then take the winding road uphill via San Lorenzo, Graniga and Pianzola. After a total of 8.7 km (counted from the lower car at the road junction to Pioi), we come to a 90° left-hand bend to some houses scattered on the slope (1290 m above sea level). Here you can see a post with signposts. We park the second car nearby. If you only want to walk the part after the water drainage, turn off in the direction of Mulera and park behind the small church.

Rasiga: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Parkplatz intermedio bei Kirche

Rasiga: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg wenn man den Inf Teil nicht machen will (langes Seil !!)

Val Bianca: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Cool tour, everything ok
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Approach: From the parking lot in front of the electricity house, walk back to the bus stop. Directly next to the bus stop, follow the wide access road that leads past the abandoned house. The road quickly becomes an (unmarked) path, which you follow over a small bridge to the mountain road. Follow the road only briefly (approx. 50 m) until you find the path on the left again. This leads through the forest (next to the road) up to the small village of Calasca. When you reach the church, you can already see the B00 Calasca Fermata Bus trail marker next to the stone fountain. At the junction with the other mountain road, follow the hiking trail to the left, which soon leads over the Rio Val Bianca and into the village of Barzona. (On the ascent path, you can already look into the canyon (or get in or out). Before the village, follow the road down to the small bridge/chapel. (Entry at 650m)
Tour: The Rio Val Bianca is a very beautiful, short, open rappel canyon with mostly little water. If you divide the canyon into 2 halves, you have a walk and downclimb at the beginning, followed by possible slides and short abseils in the watercourse. In a narrow chute, the water pressure in the intermediate basin can be uncomfortable. The second, more vertical part of the canyon begins at the point where you have the best view of the Anzasca Valley. Here a 100m cascade leads into the valley (30m, 20m and 45m). At the 30m abseil point, you get a powerful shower before reaching the beautiful, deep pool (after a check, the last part is slippery). This is followed by an exposed one, where you rappel about 20m to the right to the last intermediate rappel. The last 45m abseil is the highest. Caution: when pulling off the last 45m abseil, the ropes can easily get jammed in the boulders below.

Val Bianca: Parking at Exit
2025-09-13: Cool tour, everything ok
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Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei kleinen Kraftwerk
Access: From Domodossola on the 549 into the Valle Anzasca valley. After approx. 35min you will come to a small pizzeria "C'era una volta" in Calasca Castiglione on the right (recommended; simple and good). From here it is exactly 1.3km to the parking exit of the Bianca. Do not park your car at the bus stop, but after the bridge on the gravel parking place on the right at the E-Werk house. A little tip: to avoid having to carry heavy rucksacks up, you can deposit them at the entry beforehand. To do this, take the turn-off to the right to Calasca approx. 50 m before the bus stop. After several hairpin bends, there is a turn-off to the left to Barzona. Follow the road to the bridge (entry at 650m). After depositing the car, park at the bottom and walk up.
Return: After the last abseiling point, leave the canyon on the right-hand side (525m). First over large boulders through an iron grid (private). Cross the garden as unnoticed as possible without losing much height. You will soon reach the electricity house (parking lot).

Val Bianca: Parking at Entry
2025-09-13: Cool tour, everything ok
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bianca RAS (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke
Access: From Domodossola on the 549 into the Valle Anzasca valley. After approx. 35min you will come to a small pizzeria "C'era una volta" in Calasca Castiglione on the right (recommended; simple and good). From here it is exactly 1.3km to the parking exit of the Bianca. Do not park your car at the bus stop, but after the bridge on the gravel parking place on the right at the E-Werk house. A little tip: to avoid having to carry heavy rucksacks up, you can deposit them at the entry beforehand. To do this, take the turn-off to the right to Calasca approx. 50 m before the bus stop. After several hairpin bends, there is a turn-off to the left to Barzona. Follow the road to the bridge (entry at 650m). After depositing the car, park at the bottom and walk up.
Return: After the last abseiling point, leave the canyon on the right-hand side (525m). First over large boulders through an iron grid (private). Cross the garden as unnoticed as possible without losing much height. You will soon reach the electricity house (parking lot).

Val Bianca: Canyon End
Return: After the last abseiling point, leave the canyon on the right-hand side (525m). First over large boulders through an iron grid (private). Cross the garden as unnoticed as possible without losing much height. You will soon reach the electricity house (parking lot).

Mondelli (Intermedio): Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Ideal weather for this great canyon
2025-09-15: Beautiful canyon with cool slides and jumps in the best weather anchors all ok.
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (médian) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
Comment: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signs for Passo Mondelli. Before going up to the entry, check the water level at the exit of the intermedio. To do this, go down the path to the left of the beautifully painted house in the direction of Macugnaga until you reach the bridge. After the check, go back to the village and continue up towards Passo Mondelli. Without taking a fork, follow the path until you reach the sign "Cascata Mondelli". Here continue on the left until you reach the stream (entry Mondelli intermedio) at about 1260m.
Tour: Anyone who has mastered the rope techniques for aquatic canyons should have done this canyon (weather and water level permitting). The canyon offers everything that makes an experienced canyoneer's heart beat faster; abseils in the water, jumps and slides into deep, crystal-clear pools. Very continuous from start to exit. The beautiful pools and the water pressure should not be underestimated, however, as some pools can recede, especially in the lower part of the Mondelli intermedio. The first high rappel can be completely bypassed/downclimbed on the right side. The stands for the subsequent rappels are usually positioned so that you can also rappel outside the water jet. Canyoneers who like to jump and slide will get their money's worth and save about 30 minutes on the descent. The exit is before the bridge at 1150m.

Mondelli (Intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-18: Ideal weather for this great canyon
2025-09-15: Beautiful canyon with cool slides and jumps in the best weather anchors all ok.
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (médian) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
Access: From Domodossola South take the SS33 main road towards Milano. Then take the Piedimulera/Vogagna/Pallenzeno exit. At the 1st traffic circle turn left towards Vogagna. At the next traffic circle turn right towards Piedimulera and at the 3rd traffic circle go straight on. Then keep right, direction Macugnaga. From here follow the mountain road for about 30min. After the village of Ceppo Morelli, take a sharp right up the very steep mountain road to Mondelli. After several tight serpentine curves, the road ends at the Mondelli parking lot (limited parking).
Return: After the last pool before the bridge (at about 1150m) you should get out on the right. (From here begins the even more demanding lower part of the canyon). Here you go left over the old wooden bridge and shortly back to the village and parking lot.

Mondelli (Intermedio): Canyon End
2025-09-18: Ideal weather for this great canyon
2025-09-15: Beautiful canyon with cool slides and jumps in the best weather anchors all ok.
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (médian) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
Comment: Canyon End (Mondelli Inferiore Start)
Return: After the last pool before the bridge (at about 1150m) you should get out on the right. (From here begins the even more demanding lower part of the canyon). Here you go left over the old wooden bridge and shortly back to the village and parking lot.

Mondelli (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Caught a lot of sun downstairs too. Allesok
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2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (inférieur) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Approach: If you switch the ascent of the Mondelli med. before, the access is as described there and instead of the exit at the bridge you continue the tour in the lower part. However, if you want to make the entry to the lower part directly, follow the signs "Stabioli, Macugnaga" and you will reach the bridge where the exit from the middle part of the Mondelli is made.
Tour: 14-15 rappels in a partly quite narrow and watery descent. At the double step above the large block, a continuous rappel over 60m should be more pleasant than using the transfer. In 2017, a dam with water drainage was built after the first 6 abseiling points, which removes about 3/4 of the water. This has made the lower part of the canyon much easier. At the dam, you can exit to the right (cairns and unclear path). At the last waterfall, make absolutely sure that there is no knot above the rope protection.

Mondelli (inferiore): Parking at Entry
2025-09-18: Caught a lot of sun downstairs too. Allesok
2025-09-15: Everything i.o
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (inférieur) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Comment: Parkplatz vor Dorf
Access: We leave the SS 33 (Gravellona - Domodossola), which runs up the Ossola valley, via the Piedimulera exit and head west on the SS549 into the Val d'Anza towards Macugnaga. After 20.5 km (from the SS33 exit), you pass through the village of Ceppo Morelli. 2.2 km further on, the road turns right up to the village of Mondelli. However, we continue on the SS549 for another 850 m and park our car for the exit at the bridge over the Rio Mondelli (small cars only). There is a fixed rope on the orographic right for the exit from the stream onto the bridge. Normal sized cars drive about 400m further through the tunnel and park in the large parking lot. Then drive back and left up to the village of Mondelli (1190 m above sea level). At the exit of the road, we park the upper car in the parking lot in front of the village.
Return: Only a few steps to the car if you have parked orographically on the left. Otherwise approx. 400m through the tunnel back to the car.

Mondelli (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-09-18: Caught a lot of sun downstairs too. Allesok
2025-09-15: Everything i.o
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mondelli (inférieur) DC+, sans problème mais plus d'eau que la normale. Super dans ces conditions! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für ein Auto bei Brücke
Access: We leave the SS 33 (Gravellona - Domodossola), which runs up the Ossola valley, via the Piedimulera exit and head west on the SS549 into the Val d'Anza towards Macugnaga. After 20.5 km (from the SS33 exit), you pass through the village of Ceppo Morelli. 2.2 km further on, the road turns right up to the village of Mondelli. However, we continue on the SS549 for another 850 m and park our car for the exit at the bridge over the Rio Mondelli (small cars only). There is a fixed rope on the orographic right for the exit from the stream onto the bridge. Normal sized cars drive about 400m further through the tunnel and park in the large parking lot. Then drive back and left up to the village of Mondelli (1190 m above sea level). At the exit of the road, we park the upper car in the parking lot in front of the village.
Return: Only a few steps to the car if you have parked orographically on the left. Otherwise approx. 400m through the tunnel back to the car.

Mondelli (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Only a few steps to the car if you have parked orographically on the left. Otherwise approx. 400m through the tunnel back to the car.

Karnertalbach: Canyon Start
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2023-10-23: All installations ok
2021-04-11: Still some snow on the access and slight snowmelt. Therefore nice water level. Anchors all ok
Approach: We take the dirt road across the meadows in a southwesterly direction. The path bends successively to the north and we reach a forest road. On this 150m to the left we come to the bridge over the Karnertalbach. Entry above the bridge on the orographic right or left side.
Tour: First under the bridge, then alternate walking passages and easy rappel (about 11 - 13). At the end, continue downhill in the stream until the banks flatten out and an exit trail becomes visible on the left. It is also possible to go further. A wide waterfall follows, which is rappelled down at the beginning or left of the tree. Then follows a 32m waterfall from the tree in the middle of the watercourse and finally a 10m rappel to the left of the tree. Exit after walking passages in the stream left up to the forest path.

Karnertalbach: Canyon End
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2023-10-23: All installations ok
2021-04-11: Still some snow on the access and slight snowmelt. Therefore nice water level. Anchors all ok
Return: The exit track leads to a dirt road that brings us back to the car.

Karnertalbach: Parking Entry and Exit
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2023-10-23: All installations ok
2021-04-11: Still some snow on the access and slight snowmelt. Therefore nice water level. Anchors all ok
Comment: beim Gasthaus Wastler nach vorheriger Kontaktaufnahme, siehe Beschreibung
Access: From the orographic left bank of Kufstein (train station), take the L37 to Vorderthiersee (a good 6 km). Continue on the L37 to Landl (7.5 km). Turn left here, over the Thierseer Ache and 5.2 km up to Riedenberg. Park your car here (residents complain, not on the turning area at the exit of the passable road. Perhaps better at the Gasthaus Wastler - if open, ask in advance and announce a stop for refreshments after the tour). Access to Landl also via Schliersee, Bayrischzell.
Return: The exit track leads to a dirt road that brings us back to the car.

Boggera (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) RAS. Équipement ok mais plus pensé pour sauter ou passer en tob. Ça glisse (moins que dans Iragna). L’eau est bien froid...
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) Petit DC.Glissant.Le parking habituel ne semble plus autorisé. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
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Approach: Walk along the sidewalk along the road, 50 m north of the pizzeria over the guardrail to the Ticino. Follow the river down to the mouth of the Boggera. Then follow the watercourse of the Boggera, under the bridges to the gravel bank and the exit of the Boggera. Approx. 100m left before the stream there is a hiking trail upwards --> with a steep ascent you quickly gain altitude --> after a good 15min. you cross the stream for the first time (warning sign) --> to walk the lower part of the canyon you still have to walk up the hiking trail for approx. 480Hm --> then enter the stream on the left.
Tour: The tour is one of the most beautiful and best known canyons in the area and is therefore also very popular --> but if you make a canyoning vacation in Switzerland, this scenic breathtaking canyon should not be missed --> to put it in a nutshell, the canyon offers everything a casual canyoning tour should have --> there are many jumps, slides and rappel in every shape and height --> you should be careful only at the sharp edges --> even with a lot of water is caution --> to avoid long waiting times, it is recommended to leave early.

Boggera (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) RAS. Équipement ok mais plus pensé pour sauter ou passer en tob. Ça glisse (moins que dans Iragna). L’eau est bien froid...
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) Petit DC.Glissant.Le parking habituel ne semble plus autorisé. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) Divertidisimo!!!! (Quelle:
Access: From Lucarno --> ri. Biasca --> at the village of Osogna-Cresciano drive to the train station. Opposite the pizzeria behind the noise barrier right next to the SBB building (north of the building). Here you can also change your clothes in the parking lot without any problems and protected from view (if no train is passing by ;-)). Large parking lot for about 20 cars. Watch out for the glass roof in front of the building when driving in with high vehicles. After the winter, the SBB building is used as a changing room during the annual night-time The SBB building is used as a changing room and starting point for the workers after the winter. It is never busy during the day. Please do not park in the designated parking spaces of the pizzeria. Parking lot 2: 2.) South of the old Osogna-Cresciano train station on the plateau. Only space for approx. 5 cars here. Please make sure that the car trailer with the rafts of the local canyoning & rafting company remains accessible at all times.
Return: As with access back to the car.

Boggera (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) RAS. Équipement ok mais plus pensé pour sauter ou passer en tob. Ça glisse (moins que dans Iragna). L’eau est bien froid...
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cresciano (inferieur) Petit DC.Glissant.Le parking habituel ne semble plus autorisé. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
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Return: As with access back to the car.

Boggera (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Boggera (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für 5 PKW
Access: From Lucarno --> ri. Biasca --> at the village of Osogna-Cresciano drive to the train station. Opposite the pizzeria behind the noise barrier right next to the SBB building (north of the building). Here you can also change your clothes in the parking lot without any problems and protected from view (if no train is passing by ;-)). Large parking lot for about 20 cars. Watch out for the glass roof in front of the building when driving in with high vehicles. After the winter, the SBB building is used as a changing room during the annual night-time The SBB building is used as a changing room and starting point for the workers after the winter. It is never busy during the day. Please do not park in the designated parking spaces of the pizzeria. Parking lot 2: 2.) South of the old Osogna-Cresciano train station on the plateau. Only space for approx. 5 cars here. Please make sure that the car trailer with the rafts of the local canyoning & rafting company remains accessible at all times.
Return: As with access back to the car.

Ardo: Canyon Start
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Accès à pied depuis le stade en 20mn jusqu'au pont Brent de l'Art.10 minutes de montée jusqu'au départ deVal di Botte. Équi...
2024-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Val di Botte portata alta, ma discesa effettuata evitando tuffi e toboga perché pozze turbolente. Armi ok anche con questo...
2024-05-28: First Brent Rizzo, then 10 minutes up to Val di Botte and finally Brent Grande (Brent de l'Art). A bit choked at the bottom, but no problem with our water level. In Val di Botte everything went to sl...
Approach: From the exit of the tarred road, descend along the marked path to the stream that you cross above the lowest gorge. On the other side of the stream stay on the lower path that soon crosses the stream from Val di Botte. Access to Val di Botte. A little after the streambed crossing a path branches off to the right, follow this uphill through the forest until a forest road branches off to the right. Here is the entry to Val di Botte. After the tour through Val di Botte, descend almost to the confluence with the Ardo and hike up along the edge of its streambed or in the streambed until you reach the lower exit of the uppermost gorge - Brent Rizzo. Go up the stream until you see the path on the orographic right bank, where you can go around the gorge on a good path. Above the gorge descend to the streambed. After the tour of the Brent Rizzo, go down through the streambed until you reach the Brent Grande at the bridge.
Tour: Brent delle Val di Botte: Narrow gorge in stratified limestone with low water flow. 3 rappels and slides/jumps in beautiful pools. The tour ends with a very narrow mini gorge. Brent Rizzo: depth but very shallow gorge with longer swimming passages. Brent Grande: great rock formations, a 1.5m jump in the middle of the gorge some deadwood and a longer swimming passage towards the exit. Approximate walking times: Parking lot - bridge: 25 min. Bridge - Botte entry: 25 min. Canyon Botte: 50 Exit Botte to the entry Brent Rizzo: 20 Brent Rizzo: 30 End Rizzo to the bridge, Grande entry: 15 Brent Grande Canyon: 20 Exit to parking lot: 35

Ardo: Canyon End
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Accès à pied depuis le stade en 20mn jusqu'au pont Brent de l'Art.10 minutes de montée jusqu'au départ deVal di Botte. Équi...
2024-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Val di Botte portata alta, ma discesa effettuata evitando tuffi e toboga perché pozze turbolente. Armi ok anche con questo...
2024-05-28: First Brent Rizzo, then 10 minutes up to Val di Botte and finally Brent Grande (Brent de l'Art). A bit choked at the bottom, but no problem with our water level. In Val di Botte everything went to sl...
Return: After Brent Grande orographic right up a path back to the trail and return to the parking lot.

Ardo: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Accès à pied depuis le stade en 20mn jusqu'au pont Brent de l'Art.10 minutes de montée jusqu'au départ deVal di Botte. Équi...
2024-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardo, Val di Botte Val di Botte portata alta, ma discesa effettuata evitando tuffi e toboga perché pozze turbolente. Armi ok anche con questo...
2024-05-28: First Brent Rizzo, then 10 minutes up to Val di Botte and finally Brent Grande (Brent de l'Art). A bit choked at the bottom, but no problem with our water level. In Val di Botte everything went to sl...
Comment: am Friedhof
Access: From Belluno, take the SP 1 over the Piave River in a southwesterly direction, past Limana until you reach Trichiana. Here turn left (south) towards Passo San Boldo and go up to Sant'Antonio Tortal. 150m before the village, park your car on the right at the cemetery (designated parking for the tours in the valley of the Ardo). Then take the road south of the cemetery to the right off the main road. The following routes and canyon descents are shown in the map sketch under Gallery.
Return: After Brent Grande orographic right up a path back to the trail and return to the parking lot.

Ardo: Parking at Entry
Access: From Belluno, take the SP 1 over the Piave River in a southwesterly direction, past Limana until you reach Trichiana. Here turn left (south) towards Passo San Boldo and go up to Sant'Antonio Tortal. 150m before the village, park your car on the right at the cemetery (designated parking for the tours in the valley of the Ardo). Then take the road south of the cemetery to the right off the main road. The following routes and canyon descents are shown in the map sketch under Gallery.
Return: After Brent Grande orographic right up a path back to the trail and return to the parking lot.

Ardo: Parking at Exit
Access: From Belluno, take the SP 1 over the Piave River in a southwesterly direction, past Limana until you reach Trichiana. Here turn left (south) towards Passo San Boldo and go up to Sant'Antonio Tortal. 150m before the village, park your car on the right at the cemetery (designated parking for the tours in the valley of the Ardo). Then take the road south of the cemetery to the right off the main road. The following routes and canyon descents are shown in the map sketch under Gallery.

Ardo: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the exit of the tarred road, descend along the marked path to the stream that you cross above the lowest gorge. On the other side of the stream stay on the lower path that soon crosses the stream from Val di Botte. Access to Val di Botte. A little after the streambed crossing a path branches off to the right, follow this uphill through the forest until a forest road branches off to the right. Here is the entry to Val di Botte. After the tour through Val di Botte, descend almost to the confluence with the Ardo and hike up along the edge of its streambed or in the streambed until you reach the lower exit of the uppermost gorge - Brent Rizzo. Go up the stream until you see the path on the orographic right bank, where you can go around the gorge on a good path. Above the gorge descend to the streambed. After the tour of the Brent Rizzo, go down through the streambed until you reach the Brent Grande at the bridge.
Tour: Brent delle Val di Botte: Narrow gorge in stratified limestone with low water flow. 3 rappels and slides/jumps in beautiful pools. The tour ends with a very narrow mini gorge. Brent Rizzo: depth but very shallow gorge with longer swimming passages. Brent Grande: great rock formations, a 1.5m jump in the middle of the gorge some deadwood and a longer swimming passage towards the exit. Approximate walking times: Parking lot - bridge: 25 min. Bridge - Botte entry: 25 min. Canyon Botte: 50 Exit Botte to the entry Brent Rizzo: 20 Brent Rizzo: 30 End Rizzo to the bridge, Grande entry: 15 Brent Grande Canyon: 20 Exit to parking lot: 35

Bargat: Canyon End
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat (Quelle:
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat Les deux vasques en bas des deux toboguant sont ensablées.Parfait comme canyon avec la pluie d'hier (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
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Return: On the path down to the fier and up to the parking lot.

Bargat: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat (Quelle:
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat Les deux vasques en bas des deux toboguant sont ensablées.Parfait comme canyon avec la pluie d'hier (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2024-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat Fait après l'orage ce soir avec Marcodansl'gaz.Équipement RAS, on a changé toutes les cordelettes des relais.DC. Eau turbide avec...
Comment: Entrée 1 au-dessus de 2 petits toboggans (descente)
Approach: Back along the road for about 50m, then down the meadow path and over the Fier. Continue along the path on the other side until a sign on the left uphill points the way to the Cascade de Nant Burgeat. You can see the water flow at the final waterfall. From here, follow the path back for about 50m and then - steeply in places - up to the left. At the top, we come to a meadow with a view of the mountains to the east and south-east. Now we cross the - partly swampy - meadow to its south-eastern corner and easily reach the streambed here. If we are looking for a direct entry to the beginning of the vertical area, we go directly downhill in an easterly direction on the left edge of the forest after reaching the meadow, enter the forest and come across a fixed rope directly above the streambed, which makes it easier for us to enter the streambed. This direct access avoids the two slides at the beginning of the usual descent.
Tour: First a few meters in the wide streambed, then the two small slides. This is followed by the vertical part to the viewpoint below the waterfalls.

Bargat: Canyon Start
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat (Quelle:
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat Les deux vasques en bas des deux toboguant sont ensablées.Parfait comme canyon avec la pluie d'hier (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2024-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nant Bargat Fait après l'orage ce soir avec Marcodansl'gaz.Équipement RAS, on a changé toutes les cordelettes des relais.DC. Eau turbide avec...
Comment: Cwiki Start // Entrée 2 directement au-dessus de verticales avec corde fixe (descente)
Approach: Back along the road for about 50m, then down the meadow path and over the Fier. Continue along the path on the other side until a sign on the left uphill points the way to the Cascade de Nant Burgeat. You can see the water flow at the final waterfall. From here, follow the path back for about 50m and then - steeply in places - up to the left. At the top, we come to a meadow with a view of the mountains to the east and south-east. Now we cross the - partly swampy - meadow to its south-eastern corner and easily reach the streambed here. If we are looking for a direct entry to the beginning of the vertical area, we go directly downhill in an easterly direction on the left edge of the forest after reaching the meadow, enter the forest and come across a fixed rope directly above the streambed, which makes it easier for us to enter the streambed. This direct access avoids the two slides at the beginning of the usual descent.
Tour: First a few meters in the wide streambed, then the two small slides. This is followed by the vertical part to the viewpoint below the waterfalls.

Bargat: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Point du vue sur les Cascades de Burgeat (descente)

Bargat: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: A côté du tranformateur, juste avant le pont. Bien se garer pour ne pas géner l\'accès au champ. (descente)
Access: From Annecy on the D909 (possibly also on the D16) to Thônes. Continue on the D16, first in a southerly, later in an easterly direction into the valley of the Fier to Manigod. Here we leave the D 16 and head towards Tournance, La Charmette. 560m after Tournance we park our car before the bridge with the signs "La Gutary" on the left of the road.
Return: On the path down to the fier and up to the parking lot.

Saut du Moine: Canyon Start
2025-09-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine GD cette fin d'après d'après les pluies de la veille et d'aujourd'hui.Pas si simple la goulotte de la c45 avec ce niveau d'eau.M...
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Dêbit faible mais suffisant pour se faire plaisir puis à sec pour la dernière cascade.Equipement top.Belle C50 (Quelle: https://...
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Après les pluies, DC+ dans la cascade, ce qui nous a étonnés car le canyon présentait avant l’obstacle un débit correct, pouvant...
Approach: From the parked car northwards directly down into the streambed.
Tour: Good alternative if the nearby Angon can not be gone; the long rappel (Cascade du Saut du Moin) is attractive, also because of the view of the lake.

Saut du Moine: Canyon End
2025-09-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine GD cette fin d'après d'après les pluies de la veille et d'aujourd'hui.Pas si simple la goulotte de la c45 avec ce niveau d'eau.M...
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Dêbit faible mais suffisant pour se faire plaisir puis à sec pour la dernière cascade.Equipement top.Belle C50 (Quelle: https://...
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Après les pluies, DC+ dans la cascade, ce qui nous a étonnés car le canyon présentait avant l’obstacle un débit correct, pouvant...
Return: Within reach of the village of Talloires, at a woodpile (2008), up to the left to a path that leads directly to the aforementioned traffic circle.

Saut du Moine: Parking at Entry
2025-09-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine GD cette fin d'après d'après les pluies de la veille et d'aujourd'hui.Pas si simple la goulotte de la c45 avec ce niveau d'eau.M...
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Dêbit faible mais suffisant pour se faire plaisir puis à sec pour la dernière cascade.Equipement top.Belle C50 (Quelle: https://...
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saut du Moine Après les pluies, DC+ dans la cascade, ce qui nous a étonnés car le canyon présentait avant l’obstacle un débit correct, pouvant...
Access: From Geneva to Annecy, then always along the (northeast) shore of Lac d'Annecy, first on the D 909, later on the D 909 a to Talloires. Immediately before the last traffic circle, before the road descends to the Lac d'Annecy visible from here, you cross the Nant de Graz, which is piped here. Here (nearby) park the lower vehicle (13 km from Annecy). Return with the second vehicle in the direction of Annecy. After the end of Talloires, after some serpentines, you reach the junction of the D 42 to the Col de la Forclaz. We follow the road that also leads to the access of the Angon. After a right serpentine and a little more than 1 km after the junction, one passes through a tunnel. 400 m after this, the road swings to the east and a little later crosses our stream. About 100 m after the bridge, immediately to the right of the road, there is an opportunity to park the upper vehicle.
Return: Within reach of the village of Talloires, at a woodpile (2008), up to the left to a path that leads directly to the aforementioned traffic circle.

Saut du Moine: Parking at Exit
Access: From Geneva to Annecy, then always along the (northeast) shore of Lac d'Annecy, first on the D 909, later on the D 909 a to Talloires. Immediately before the last traffic circle, before the road descends to the Lac d'Annecy visible from here, you cross the Nant de Graz, which is piped here. Here (nearby) park the lower vehicle (13 km from Annecy). Return with the second vehicle in the direction of Annecy. After the end of Talloires, after some serpentines, you reach the junction of the D 42 to the Col de la Forclaz. We follow the road that also leads to the access of the Angon. After a right serpentine and a little more than 1 km after the junction, one passes through a tunnel. 400 m after this, the road swings to the east and a little later crosses our stream. About 100 m after the bridge, immediately to the right of the road, there is an opportunity to park the upper vehicle.
Return: Within reach of the village of Talloires, at a woodpile (2008), up to the left to a path that leads directly to the aforementioned traffic circle.

Belle Inconnue: Canyon End
2025-12-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle Inconnue Pas de glace du tout. (Quelle:
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle Inconnue Débit parfait.Mais surtout il n'y a plus d'arbres dans la dernière cascade on peut de nouveau passer par la lucarne sans risque...
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Return: If you don't want to check off the last two rappels in open terrain (and therefore of little interest) as well (C 25 and C 10), climb out of the streambed to the left after C 32 (below the natural arch) and look for a path down to the road (D 909).

Belle Inconnue: Canyon Start
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2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle Inconnue Débit parfait.Mais surtout il n'y a plus d'arbres dans la dernière cascade on peut de nouveau passer par la lucarne sans risque...
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle Inconnue Dc+ on a raté le deuxième relais chaîné en RD dans le gaz juste avant l'entrée dans la grotte ce qui nous a mis en difficulté....
Approach: From the southern exit of Kriegerfriedhos we take the GR 96 to the right and climb relatively steeply on a path in a westerly direction. The track makes first a left, later a right serpentine. About 200 m later, after a slight bend to the left, a forest path branches off from this track and leads to a larger house in a clearing. We initially follow this path, but then cross below this property through a spruce pole forest to the west and come to the streambed.
Tour: After 3 smaller rappels, an underground passage gives the "Beautiful Unknown" its special charm. Alternatively, you can also rappel outside the cave. This is followed by two attractive longer rappels. A combination with the Morette on the opposite side of the valley is a good idea.

Belle Inconnue: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle Inconnue Dc+ on a raté le deuxième relais chaîné en RD dans le gaz juste avant l'entrée dans la grotte ce qui nous a mis en difficulté....
Access: From Annecy on the western shore of the lake of the same name on the D 909 (from the highway it is better to drive around Annecy on the D 16) in the direction of Thônes or La Clusaz. Before you cross the river Fier (after about 14 km), you will see the war cemetery "Cimitière militaire de Morette" with the "Musée de la resistance" on the right of the long straight road. Park the car here in a suitable place.
Return: If you don't want to check off the last two rappels in open terrain (and therefore of little interest) as well (C 25 and C 10), climb out of the streambed to the left after C 32 (below the natural arch) and look for a path down to the road (D 909).

Morette: Canyon Start
2025-12-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Morette Le bras Est était en GD pour info. La partie classique était en débit correct. Équipement ok. Les 2x50m sont vraiment nécessaires pour...
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Approach: From the parking lot initially on a forest road in a roughly northerly direction uphill. Then turn right on a path that leads us up through the rock walls (with beautiful views). At a tree on the right of the path we find a signpost "16 CIRCUIT DES CASCADES". A little later we cross the Morette and descend on clear tracks to the left of the stream to the entry just above the clamping block.
Tour: As the Morette is "accessed" via a so-called waterfall course, you can also start below the C45. With the high rappel in the stream, you should turn right (orographic) after the first 20 m in order to get out of the possibly strong stream as soon as possible. The waterfall visible from the main valley is only a drainage of the Morette.

Morette: Canyon End
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Return: Out by the bridge and then right up the small tarred road to the car.

Morette: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Morette Le bras Est était en GD pour info. La partie classique était en débit correct. Équipement ok. Les 2x50m sont vraiment nécessaires pour...
Access: From Annecy, on the western shore of the lake of the same name, take the D 909 (from the highway, it is better to go around Annecy on the D 16) in the direction of Thônes or La Clusaz. When you have crossed (after about 15 km) the river Fier, you immediately turn left at a sharp angle towards la Balme de Thuy. Passing a saw, you cross the Morette, then immediately turn right uphill and put the car in the large parking lot.
Return: Out by the bridge and then right up the small tarred road to the car.

Morbié: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road for about 20min until in a right bend the mostly dry stream crosses the path. Get on here and follow the streambed.
Tour: First 15 minutes of dry block hopping until you finally come to the first short downclimbs and rappels. All abseiling sections can be mastered without difficulty. There are a few rappels over rope slings, which need to be renewed if necessary. This canyon should definitely be walked after heavy rainfall so that you at least get wet up to your stomach.

Morbié: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz Morbie Canyon
Access: Between the large towns of Chambery and Albertville is the village of Saint Jean de la Porte, which can be reached via the A23 and then the D1006.\nAt the northern exit of this village, just before a left-hand hairpin bend, you will find a gravel parking place to the right of the road = parking exit. To get to the parking entry, follow the road for a good 5km up some hairpin bends to the houses of Combefolle. Park here. The road passes between the houses and becomes a forest road.
Return: At the exit of the tour begins orographic right a wide, overgrown forest road that brings us in 5min to the lower parking lot.

Morbié: Parking at Entry
Comment: Einstiegsparkplatz Morbie, am Straßenrand in der Ortschaft
Access: Between the large towns of Chambery and Albertville is the village of Saint Jean de la Porte, which can be reached via the A23 and then the D1006.\nAt the northern exit of this village, just before a left-hand hairpin bend, you will find a gravel parking place to the right of the road = parking exit. To get to the parking entry, follow the road for a good 5km up some hairpin bends to the houses of Combefolle. Park here. The road passes between the houses and becomes a forest road.
Return: At the exit of the tour begins orographic right a wide, overgrown forest road that brings us in 5min to the lower parking lot.

Morbié: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the tour begins orographic right a wide, overgrown forest road that brings us in 5min to the lower parking lot.

Rio Repepeit: Canyon Start
2024-04-20: Very hard to find the first part of the aproach. Second part after passing water was easier to find. The entry to the canyon is at 820 meters Anchor points were in good shape, but take some spare equ...
Approach: Descend briefly to the bridge over the Raccolana gorge and descend on the other side over the Rio Repepeit and into the gravel bed of the Raccolana. Follow the gravel bed upstream until a rock face juts into the gravel bed from the right. Immediately before the rock face, climb steeply to the right onto the embankment and from here follow an old path diagonally uphill to the right. The path is heavily overgrown, but its route is still clearly recognizable. There are clear steps in rocky passages. Once you have crossed the Rio Repepeit above the high waterfalls, keep left and ascend in many hairpin bends (do not follow the tracks crossing to the right) to reach a long and in places exposed crossing high above the canyon. Follow the path until you meet the Rio Repepeit again below a beautiful waterfall.
Tour: * rappel 5m from tree on the right or make a bumpy slide * downclimb 2 small steps in the rock channel * 20m rappel from anchor on the right * 32m rappel from tree sling on the right * 50m rappel from two anchors on the left into the gorge * 6m rappel from an hourglass sling on the left * 8m rappel from anchor on the left * Several small slides * 24m rappel from anchor on the right * 12m rappel from tree on the left * Downclimb or bypass two rock steps on the right. * Cross the approach path * 60m rappel left from tree sling * 10m rappel left from anchor * 70m rappel left from chain

Rio Repepeit: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-20: Very hard to find the first part of the aproach. Second part after passing water was easier to find. The entry to the canyon is at 820 meters Anchor points were in good shape, but take some spare equ...
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit für 2 Autos
Access: A23 until Pontebba exit. Go down the Canal Valley to Chiusaforte. Before reaching the village, turn left into the Raccolana Valley. Follow the road until the junction for Patocco. Here, continue for about 800m in the direction of Sella Nevea until you reach a small parking area directly under the waterfalls marked "Cascata Rio Repepeit".

Rio Repepeit: Canyon End
2024-04-20: Very hard to find the first part of the aproach. Second part after passing water was easier to find. The entry to the canyon is at 820 meters Anchor points were in good shape, but take some spare equ...

Klammenbachl: Canyon Start
2025-08-03: The middle/lower, incised section is worthwhile if the water level is appropriate. In the narrow part, note the necessary intermediate belay (8m) before 25 m rappel, as described in Riml's topographic...
2023-10-22: Upper part dry (up to abseilstation 24/ guide Riml&Amor), then low. Stands all OK (partly only one BH).
2022-05-03: Sunny, less water.
Comment: Cwiki//Départ partie haute (descente)
Approach: Along the rappel, if necessary already in the creek, it goes downhill to the first rappel.\nAn access without rappel is described in the book by Riml/Amor (see also map section in the photo gallery).\n
Tour: At first relatively open streambed. At about 1200m altitude a forest road crosses the stream. Here you can get on or off before the more alpine part (the path to the right takes you to Obtarrenz).\nThe 2nd part follows with about 25 more rappels, partly in a strongly incised streambed.

Klammenbachl: Canyon End
2025-08-03: The middle/lower, incised section is worthwhile if the water level is appropriate. In the narrow part, note the necessary intermediate belay (8m) before 25 m rappel, as described in Riml's topographic...
2023-10-22: Upper part dry (up to abseilstation 24/ guide Riml&Amor), then low. Stands all OK (partly only one BH).
2022-05-03: Sunny, less water.
Return: Get off at the road bridge and cross the road to the car.

Klammenbachl: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-03: The middle/lower, incised section is worthwhile if the water level is appropriate. In the narrow part, note the necessary intermediate belay (8m) before 25 m rappel, as described in Riml's topographic...
2023-10-22: Upper part dry (up to abseilstation 24/ guide Riml&Amor), then low. Stands all OK (partly only one BH).
2022-05-03: Sunny, less water.
Comment: Partie basse (descente)
Approach: Along the rappel, if necessary already in the creek, it goes downhill to the first rappel.\nAn access without rappel is described in the book by Riml/Amor (see also map section in the photo gallery).\n
Tour: At first relatively open streambed. At about 1200m altitude a forest road crosses the stream. Here you can get on or off before the more alpine part (the path to the right takes you to Obtarrenz).\nThe 2nd part follows with about 25 more rappels, partly in a strongly incised streambed.

Klammenbachl: Parking at Entry
Comment: Partie basse du canyon (descente)
Access: From Imst on the B189 in the direction of Fernpass past the hamlet of Dollinger to the industrial park on Miemingerstraße house number 60 (6.5 km from the traffic circle at the northeast end of Imst - see directions sketch in the photo gallery).Here we park our car on the right side of the road in a suitable place.\n\with a second car we drive back on the main road in the direction of Imst, where we turn right up in Tarrenz and head for Obtarrenz. We continue uphill to the Kappa cross (signpost "Peregreithalm - Sinnesbrunn"). After a conversion distance of 9.4 km - the last kilometers on unpaved forest road - we come to Klammenbachl (see conversion in photo gallery).
Return: Get off at the road bridge and cross the road to the car.

Klammenbachl: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Partie haute du canyon (descente)
Access: From Imst on the B189 in the direction of Fernpass past the hamlet of Dollinger to the industrial park on Miemingerstraße house number 60 (6.5 km from the traffic circle at the northeast end of Imst - see directions sketch in the photo gallery).Here we park our car on the right side of the road in a suitable place.\n\with a second car we drive back on the main road in the direction of Imst, where we turn right up in Tarrenz and head for Obtarrenz. We continue uphill to the Kappa cross (signpost "Peregreithalm - Sinnesbrunn"). After a conversion distance of 9.4 km - the last kilometers on unpaved forest road - we come to Klammenbachl (see conversion in photo gallery).
Return: Get off at the road bridge and cross the road to the car.

Klammenbachl: Parking at Exit
Access: From Imst on the B189 in the direction of Fernpass past the hamlet of Dollinger to the industrial park on Miemingerstraße house number 60 (6.5 km from the traffic circle at the northeast end of Imst - see directions sketch in the photo gallery).Here we park our car on the right side of the road in a suitable place.\n\with a second car we drive back on the main road in the direction of Imst, where we turn right up in Tarrenz and head for Obtarrenz. We continue uphill to the Kappa cross (signpost "Peregreithalm - Sinnesbrunn"). After a conversion distance of 9.4 km - the last kilometers on unpaved forest road - we come to Klammenbachl (see conversion in photo gallery).

Trafoi: Canyon Start
2025-08-22: We got in at 8 degrees and hardly noticed any flooding.
2024-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trafoi Tener cuidado con la recuperación de cuerdas hay muchos troncos dentro del agua (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
2024-08-06: Nice .Very cold water.
Approach: You can get to the entry without shuttling on trail "13", which leads from P2 on the orographic right up to the entry. After shuttling, walk from P1 down the dirt road to the gravelly streambed above the gorge (see maps and sketches in photo gallery).
Tour: 16 rappel, exit option before the dark gorge to the right onto the hiking trail. Severe high water - carry climbing gear

Trafoi: Canyon End
2025-08-22: We got in at 8 degrees and hardly noticed any flooding.
2024-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trafoi Tener cuidado con la recuperación de cuerdas hay muchos troncos dentro del agua (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
2024-08-06: Nice .Very cold water.
Return: Get off at the bridge and turn right to the car at P2.

Trafoi: Parking at Exit
2025-08-22: We got in at 8 degrees and hardly noticed any flooding.
2024-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trafoi Tener cuidado con la recuperación de cuerdas hay muchos troncos dentro del agua (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
2024-08-06: Nice .Very cold water.
Access: Approach through the Adige valley, either from the Resia Pass southwards on the SS40 or from the direction of Merano, Bolzano on the SS38 westwards, in each case as far as the junction with the road to the Stelvio Pass. Follow this road via Trafoi to the P2 parking lot for the exit (see maps and sketches in the photo gallery). Take the second car back and follow the Stelvio Pass road up to P1, the parking lot for access.
Return: Get off at the bridge and turn right to the car at P2.

Trafoi: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parken entlang der Schotterstraße, wo Platz ist.
Access: Approach through the Adige valley, either from the Resia Pass southwards on the SS40 or from the direction of Merano, Bolzano on the SS38 westwards, in each case as far as the junction with the road to the Stelvio Pass. Follow this road via Trafoi to the P2 parking lot for the exit (see maps and sketches in the photo gallery). Take the second car back and follow the Stelvio Pass road up to P1, the parking lot for access.
Return: Get off at the bridge and turn right to the car at P2.

Bénétant: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Jolie découverte. Pas mal d'eau, entre DC et GD. Rien qui pose problème mais certaines cascades tapent fort dans l'actif donc on pass...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Très bon équipement, qui permet si l'on souhaite d'éviter de descendre dans l'actif sur certaines cascades bien arrosées. Certains to...
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Approach: We cross the road bridge and go around the factory on the south side. Then we take the path on the orographic left side of the stream towards "La Bergerie". At a ruin we turn left from the path and follow the signs "Canyon". It goes up now, partly also steeply. Some tree obstacles have to be overcome. We leave a first descent into the streambed to the left, then follow the tracks further up into the streambed.
Tour: Rappels mainly in the beam, as well as a 12m slide.

Bénétant: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Jolie découverte. Pas mal d'eau, entre DC et GD. Rien qui pose problème mais certaines cascades tapent fort dans l'actif donc on pass...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Très bon équipement, qui permet si l'on souhaite d'éviter de descendre dans l'actif sur certaines cascades bien arrosées. Certains to...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Gd -Très belle surprise. Bien équipé. Belles conditions. Rappels/tob extras. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
Return: After the last rappel into the now developed streambed out left, up to the access path and then down to the bridge and the car.

Bénétant: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Jolie découverte. Pas mal d'eau, entre DC et GD. Rien qui pose problème mais certaines cascades tapent fort dans l'actif donc on pass...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Très bon équipement, qui permet si l'on souhaite d'éviter de descendre dans l'actif sur certaines cascades bien arrosées. Certains to...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bénétant Gd -Très belle surprise. Bien équipé. Belles conditions. Rappels/tob extras. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
Access: From Albertville, take the N 90 up along the Isère. After about 7.5 km, take exit 33 in the direction of La Bâthie. From here 1 km further on the D 990 in southern direction to Arbine. We park our car in the parking lot on the left before the bridge.
Return: After the last rappel into the now developed streambed out left, up to the access path and then down to the bridge and the car.

Montaubert: Canyon Start
Approach: From Montobert, follow the slope upwards across meadows. Soon after entering the forest and almost at the beginning of a longer straight stretch, a path branches off to the left - barely recognizable - which leads us to the streambed.
Tour: Descent in off. Forest canyon with about 12 easy rappel. .

Montaubert: Canyon End
Return: After the final three-pack rappel still about 5 min. in the streambed. Then on the left there is an overgrown meadow. Here a path once crossed the stream - also marked on maps - but it is completely overgrown and no longer recognizable as such. Through the meadow uphill we come to a meadow path that takes us up to the village and the car.

Montaubert: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Feverges in the south of Lac d'Annecy on the D 12 in the direction of Thônes (NNO) via Saint-Ferréol to Serraval. About 1.4 after Serraval, we turn left off the D 12 in the hamlet of La Bottière, cross L'Ermite and then head up towards Montobert. We look for a suitable parking space at the somewhat scattered houses.
Return: After the final three-pack rappel still about 5 min. in the streambed. Then on the left there is an overgrown meadow. Here a path once crossed the stream - also marked on maps - but it is completely overgrown and no longer recognizable as such. Through the meadow uphill we come to a meadow path that takes us up to the village and the car.

Le voile de la Marièe: Canyon Start
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Tour: See "Topographic view" and (with photos)

Le voile de la Marièe: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: In der abfallenden Rechtskurve, wo eine Piste von der Straße links abgeht
Access: From Saint-André, we take the D48 in the direction of Salazie, Hellbourg. Before reaching the village of Salazie, we turn left off the D48 and take the Chemin Ilet aux Bananiers up to the hamlet of the same name. In a prominent right-hand bend, the road begins to descend again. On the left there is a dirt road. Here we park our car at the side of the road.
Return: Below the C50 (last rappel) a few meters downstream we then take the access path back to the car.

Le voile de la Marièe: Canyon End
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Return: Below the C50 (last rappel) a few meters downstream we then take the access path back to the car.

Wadi Siyyagh: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path past the huts, through a hollow and up to a saddle. Then we leave the clear path that goes left towards Petra and keep to the left slope of Wadi Marvan. Passing a single juniper bush on the right. The path is now more clearly visible again. Below the walls of the Jabel-el-Deir mountain we hike down the left edge of the Wadi Marvan. After a while a clear track goes up between the rocks on the left. It leads to the highest attraction of Petra, the "monastery" of Deir. We descend further to the right at this point, cross a cirque and climb up on indistinct tracks to a jagged shoulder. From here we can see the upper reaches of the Wadi Musa. We now descend below the rock wall until we can descend to the streambed on the right. GPS entry: 30°20'7.18 "N - 35°25'36.05 "E
Tour: 6 to 7 rappel, max. 30m. First a small step, then the highest rappel. After a few more rappels, a large rock blocks the way further. The pool in front of the siphon is mostly covered with garbage. A massive branch leaning on the right side allowed us to climb over the clamping block twice. Then run until Wadi Marvan comes down from the right. GPS exit: 30°20'34.70 "N - 35°25'10.97 "E

Wadi Siyyagh: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the village of Wadi Musa, the starting point for visiting Petra, we drive from the parking lot for visitors to Petra in the direction of Little Petra. After about 3 km we pass through the settlement of Badul and after 5.55 km from our starting point, the visitor parking lot for Petra, we turn off the tar road linls onto a dirt road. It leads into a wide valley framed by mountains with rather vertical walls. The track turns to the west and about 1050m after the turn we come to a small hill, where tracks come from different directions. Here we park our car near two huts and an olive grove. GPS: 30°21'21.01 "N - 35°26'27.86 "E
Return: We climb up the Wadi Marvan following an indistinct path. From the right (orographic. left) a side wadi enters. We follow the tracks that serpentine up the orographic left slope of Wadi Marwan. At the top we meet our approach trail and follow it back to the car. For climbers (3./4. degree) there is the possibility to climb back to the entry in or at the edge of the canyon, cf: Walking in Jordan. Walks, treks, caves, climbs, canyons. Di Taylor, Tony Howard, H.M. Queen, 2001 (Route 101) and Jordan - Walk, Treks, Caves, Climbs & Canyons. Di Taylor - Tonny Howard, 2008 (2nd A.) - No. 88

Wadi Siyyagh: Canyon End
Return: We climb up the Wadi Marvan following an indistinct path. From the right (orographic. left) a side wadi enters. We follow the tracks that serpentine up the orographic left slope of Wadi Marwan. At the top we meet our approach trail and follow it back to the car. For climbers (3./4. degree) there is the possibility to climb back to the entry in or at the edge of the canyon, cf: Walking in Jordan. Walks, treks, caves, climbs, canyons. Di Taylor, Tony Howard, H.M. Queen, 2001 (Route 101) and Jordan - Walk, Treks, Caves, Climbs & Canyons. Di Taylor - Tonny Howard, 2008 (2nd A.) - No. 88

Wadi Siyyagh: Waypoint
Comment: piste de approche vers canyon Wadi Musa (= Siyyagh) (descente)
Approach: We follow the path past the huts, through a hollow and up to a saddle. Then we leave the clear path that goes left towards Petra and keep to the left slope of Wadi Marvan. Passing a single juniper bush on the right. The path is now more clearly visible again. Below the walls of the Jabel-el-Deir mountain we hike down the left edge of the Wadi Marvan. After a while a clear track goes up between the rocks on the left. It leads to the highest attraction of Petra, the "monastery" of Deir. We descend further to the right at this point, cross a cirque and climb up on indistinct tracks to a jagged shoulder. From here we can see the upper reaches of the Wadi Musa. We now descend below the rock wall until we can descend to the streambed on the right. GPS entry: 30°20'7.18 "N - 35°25'36.05 "E

Wadi Siyyagh: Waypoint1
Comment: approche par Wadi Marvan, rive gauche, d\'ici "sentier" quasi horizontal (descente)
Approach: We follow the path past the huts, through a hollow and up to a saddle. Then we leave the clear path that goes left towards Petra and keep to the left slope of Wadi Marvan. Passing a single juniper bush on the right. The path is now more clearly visible again. Below the walls of the Jabel-el-Deir mountain we hike down the left edge of the Wadi Marvan. After a while a clear track goes up between the rocks on the left. It leads to the highest attraction of Petra, the "monastery" of Deir. We descend further to the right at this point, cross a cirque and climb up on indistinct tracks to a jagged shoulder. From here we can see the upper reaches of the Wadi Musa. We now descend below the rock wall until we can descend to the streambed on the right. GPS entry: 30°20'7.18 "N - 35°25'36.05 "E

Chiuvone: Canyon Start
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Approach: see * (page 24)\nGPS Tomb "Valery-Mariano): N: 41°44566' E: 9°3.571
Tour: see * (page 24)

Chiuvone: Canyon End
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Return: see * (page 24)

Chiuvone: Alternative Canyon End
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Chiuvone: Parking at Entry
Access: see * (page 24)
Return: see * (page 24)

Chiuvone: Parking at Exit
Access: see * (page 24)

Bras Rouge (median): Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back about 100m in the direction of Cilaos and then turn left up before m Canyon Pissa, The path soon moves away from the stream, moving up through the coppice. We cross a shoulder and beyond fixed ropes to a small flat area where you can change clothes.
Tour: See video and photos! After the large clamping block, the Salazie flows in from the right. Shortly afterwards, climb up to the left on fixed ropes.

Bras Rouge (median): Canyon End
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Return: After the exit from the stream directly to the road at the bridge.

Fleurs Jaunes Salazie: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on foot on the slope now. From the right comes the hiking trail GR1 R1 from the hamlet of Belier, which now also continues on the slope. After 350m from the car, we turn left from the dirt road on the GR1 R1 trail and reach the Fleurs Jaunes river. We cross it and follow it on the far bank towards Col des Bœufs/Col de Fourche. After about 50 min. we come to a footbridge over the Ravine du Pont de Chien (entry) at 1392m altitude.
Tour: First now 8 rappel in the side stream Ravine Pont de chien, then it continues in the Fleurs Jaunes. Some rappels "in the rappel" can be bypassed on the bank. Cf. generally Photos and topographic view at and\n * http://www.pascalcolas.com/toposcanyons/fleurs-jaunes-2.pdf

Fleurs Jaunes Salazie: Canyon End
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E L I 2: Canyon Start
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Approach: * https://www.visugpx.com/1315068679 (from the described parking lot in the "Chemin des Avocats").
Tour: See "Topographic view" and "Photos" or "Videos" and "Notes" !

E L I 2: Canyon End
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Return: After the last pool, we follow the canyoning trail on the right bank of the Saint-Denis River until we reach the dam.

Ferriere: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the picnic area down to the right into the streambed.
Tour: See video and photos.

Ferriere: Canyon End
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Return: We meet the crossing GR G2 and follow it noach up to the road.

Fleurs Jaunes : Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge we walk about 350 m in open terrain, orienting ourselves to the left along the stream to the first abseiling point.
Tour: This is followed by 7 to 9 rappels (depending on any breaks). You can sometimes cut the ropes so that you slide out of the rope from a certain height and fall into the pool below. The highlight are the 2 longer chutes at the exit of the tour described here, starting with the C55, which can now also be broken. After the 3 successive rappels mentioned above (55 m, 35 m, 20 m), we climb down a few more meters over boulders. During the descent, views of the impressive scenic landscape constantly open up. Then there is a possible exit up a steep chute ('Jacomedie') to the rocks of Marmailles and from here over a ridge up to the viewpoint on the road. From here, follow the road in a westerly direction back to the car. The integral ascent takes us about 850m or 1 hour down the left bank of the stream to the "dalles", which are pools of a larger and almost flat granite surface before reaching the Bras Rouge. The route now descends almost vertically for around 100 meters. Once at the bottom, the gloomy "Chapelle" awaits us at the exit of the tour. Alternatively, you can rappel directly into the chapel through the split block, but then you need at least 1x100m ropes + 1x60m + 1x40m, see topographic view.

Fleurs Jaunes : Canyon End
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Return: From the "Chapelle" a few hundred meters downstream, then we take the footpath up to the left. An intermediate descent of almost 100 meters of altitude brings us down to the footpath of Ilet à Cordes. On this up to the road in Cilaos, where our car is.

Roches II: Canyon Start
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Comment: unterhalb des "Bassin la Mer"
Approach: Either at the lower exit of the "Bassin la Mer" or already in the orographic right side canyon Grand Bras. The access here is after the bridge over which the access path leads at the exit, on the right down to the stream.
Tour: If we enter via Grand Bras, a 30m step (25m/5m) awaits us before we reach the Bassin la Mer. A 3m step follows after the B. la Mer. After the following 700m walk and swim, we see "la Grande Arche", a natural arch. About 300m further on we can jump into the Bassin du Chien (7m). This penultimate part exits with the Bassi nJeunesse that follows directly after.

Roches II: Canyon End
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Comment: aus dem "Bassin Longor" rechts hinaus (oder im Abschnitt I weiter))
Return: We can exit here on the right, up to the access path and on this down to the car. However, it is usual to continue the descent in the lowest part (I), see description there.

Roches II: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: im rechten Seitenbach Grand Bras
Approach: Either at the lower exit of the "Bassin la Mer" or already in the orographic right side canyon Grand Bras. The access here is after the bridge over which the access path leads at the exit, on the right down to the stream.
Tour: If we enter via Grand Bras, a 30m step (25m/5m) awaits us before we reach the Bassin la Mer. A 3m step follows after the B. la Mer. After the following 700m walk and swim, we see "la Grande Arche", a natural arch. About 300m further on we can jump into the Bassin du Chien (7m). This penultimate part exits with the Bassi nJeunesse that follows directly after.

Roches II: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the highway N2 between Bras-Panon and St. Benoit and drive to the Bassin la Paix in the Rivière des Roches (see map at photos). Here we park the car.
Return: We can exit here on the right, up to the access path and on this down to the car. However, it is usual to continue the descent in the lowest part (I), see description there.

Sainte Suzanne: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the wide path for about 160m and after about 10 minutes we come to the Bassin Boeuf in the Rivière Sainte-Suzanne.Here we get in.
Tour: After a few meters downstream we come to the 1st rappel into the basin Nicole. About 150m further follows a step that can be jumped.After crossing a grotto (bypass possible on the left) we come to the next step, which is descended on the left edge. There follows a possible jumps (5m) before we reach the next step. This tour ends with a step of 28m into a large basin.

Sainte Suzanne: Canyon End
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Return: About 40m after the large pool, turn left out of the riverbed (2017 cairn) and up through the banana plantation until you reach a path. Following this to the right, we meet a concrete staircase and thus come to the (lower) autro.

Trou de Fer: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot it is common to continue to the Gîte de Bélouve and from there take the "Sentier du Trou de Fer". The path meets a forest track called "Allée Cavalière". Now turn left until the Sentier de Trou de Fer pulls away from the dirt road again on the left. Where the trail describes a right turn of 90 degrees (on the IGN map "1404") we take the canyoneering track that continues in the previous direction. It leads us to the edge of the cauldron and then down into the streambed of the Bras de Caverne.\n\tIt seems from the map that it would be faster to go back from the parking lot about 750m on the Route Forestière 2 de Bébour-Bélouve, passing the beginning of the track Route Forestière 25 des Fleurs Jaunes until the "Allée Cavalière" turns left (On the IGN map "1537"). After 700m on this track, another track walks towards it from the right, 100m further on, the "Sentier du Trou de Fer" comes from the left. From here the continuation is identical to the first described path (see red dotted line on map).
Tour: It begins with a step of about 180m (highest rappel 92m). This is followed by a step of about 150m (highest rappel about 81m).\nThen rappel down the vertical wall about 260m into the actual cauldron. Here there are 2 routes: One close to the rappel (highest rappel 101m) and the usual one between the strong waterfall and the two smaller ones (Cascade de Harmonie). This latter route includes 2x96m rappel with the pendulum to stand between them.\nNow you reach the Bassin des grands vents, near which under a boulder used to bivouac at night.\nAfter that, you enter the "corridor" that leads to the exit. Again, 2 options: Either directly in and at the Bras de Caverne - "La Lessiveuse" - or via the Bassin Fénoir at the foot of the Bras Mazerin - waterfall. In the "Corridor" then many swimming sections, small rappel and downclimb.\n

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Comment: Dieser Parkplatz für den Ausstieg aus dem Trou de Fer findet sich bei der Bushaltestelle %22Bras de Caverne%22 zwischen l'Îlet Morin und Salazie. Hierher führt der Ausstiegspfad aus dem Trou de Fer.
Access: First drive from St. Andre on the D48 11.9 km from the bridge over the Rivière Mât in the direction of Salazie, Hellbourg. At the bus stop "Bras de Caverne" between the hamlet of Ilet Morine and Salazie, park the car for the exit.\n\nBack to St. Andre with the second car, over the mentioned bridge, turn right on the highway N2. In St. Benoit turn right on the N3. We drive until Bras des Calumets and take here the route de la fôret de Bébour-Bélouve. A few hundred meters before reaching the Gîte de Bélouve, we see a large parking lot on the left of the road. Here we leave the car for the access. Transfer distance over 60 km in about 1h45min.
Return: Once we arrive in Ilet du Bras de Caverne (430m alt.), we follow the path that goes up to the left to the ridge and beyond down to the D48 at Salazie (see to the path in the opposite direction: )

Trou de Fer: Canyon End
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Return: Once we arrive in Ilet du Bras de Caverne (430m alt.), we follow the path that goes up to the left to the ridge and beyond down to the D48 at Salazie (see to the path in the opposite direction: )

Trou de Fer: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Link 2
Access: First drive from St. Andre on the D48 11.9 km from the bridge over the Rivière Mât in the direction of Salazie, Hellbourg. At the bus stop "Bras de Caverne" between the hamlet of Ilet Morine and Salazie, park the car for the exit.\n\nBack to St. Andre with the second car, over the mentioned bridge, turn right on the highway N2. In St. Benoit turn right on the N3. We drive until Bras des Calumets and take here the route de la fôret de Bébour-Bélouve. A few hundred meters before reaching the Gîte de Bélouve, we see a large parking lot on the left of the road. Here we leave the car for the access. Transfer distance over 60 km in about 1h45min.
Return: Once we arrive in Ilet du Bras de Caverne (430m alt.), we follow the path that goes up to the left to the ridge and beyond down to the D48 at Salazie (see to the path in the opposite direction: )

Trou de Fer: Waypoint
Comment: IGN "1404": sortir Sentier de Trou de Fer (90° à droite) et prendre la sente des canyonistes vers Nord (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot it is common to continue to the Gîte de Bélouve and from there take the "Sentier du Trou de Fer". The path meets a forest track called "Allée Cavalière". Now turn left until the Sentier de Trou de Fer pulls away from the dirt road again on the left. Where the trail describes a right turn of 90 degrees (on the IGN map "1404") we take the canyoneering track that continues in the previous direction. It leads us to the edge of the cauldron and then down into the streambed of the Bras de Caverne.\n\tIt seems from the map that it would be faster to go back from the parking lot about 750m on the Route Forestière 2 de Bébour-Bélouve, passing the beginning of the track Route Forestière 25 des Fleurs Jaunes until the "Allée Cavalière" turns left (On the IGN map "1537"). After 700m on this track, another track walks towards it from the right, 100m further on, the "Sentier du Trou de Fer" comes from the left. From here the continuation is identical to the first described path (see red dotted line on map).

Bras Rouge (inférieur): Canyon Start
2025-01-08: Stands in good condition. Some jumps possible. The slide is certainly a highlight (you can climb back here and also jump) - we got off before the slide on the right. Tour bridge to slide approx. 1h, r...
2023-10-09: All stands tip top. If you do not like exposed hanging stands, rather not recommended (the 4th stand is reached by spreading step. Best to send the tallest of the group ahead). Otherwise worthwhile co...
Approach: Above the bridge, downclimb into the streambed using fixed ropes.
Tour: For the upper part (I) see video (from 11:15 min). Followed by 2 rappel with 50m each (possible before the second exit on footpath. Then longer section to Chapelle. For Chapelle see video https://youtu.be/7AgOBxWqdQg (12.11.2017) - from 14:00 min.

Bras Rouge (inférieur): Canyon End
2025-01-08: Stands in good condition. Some jumps possible. The slide is certainly a highlight (you can climb back here and also jump) - we got off before the slide on the right. Tour bridge to slide approx. 1h, r...
2023-10-09: All stands tip top. If you do not like exposed hanging stands, rather not recommended (the 4th stand is reached by spreading step. Best to send the tallest of the group ahead). Otherwise worthwhile co...
Return: From the "Chapelle" a few hundred meters downstream, then we take the footpath up to the left. An intermediate descent of almost 100 meters of altitude brings us down to the footpath of Ilet à Cordes. On this up to the road in Cilaos where our car is. ( 02h 10' )

U Fiascu: Canyon Start
2024-07-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cavacciole Très joli canyon,On a rajouté un maillon et une sangle.Prendre la navette à Corte avec la vallée de la restonica fermée puis marche...
Approach: From the parking lot on the road downhill for about 100 m to the small bridge and cross it to the right bank of the Restonica. Pass through a few old farm buildings and then cross the Rau. de Cavacciole to the orographic. left bank. Now go up on a small path, first about 50 to 100 meters from canyon, then from halfway close to the canyon. The path is marked with stone markers. Then we come to a plateau at the height of 1680 m.a.s.l., where the canyon begins.
Tour: A total of 20 rappel in succession, even some jumps possible. The penultimate rappel needs handrail at the access, the longest vertical rappel has a sharp edge - protectors needed! Escape possibilities everywhere - the whole canyon is accompanied by the path.

U Fiascu: Canyon End
2024-07-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cavacciole Très joli canyon,On a rajouté un maillon et une sangle.Prendre la navette à Corte avec la vallée de la restonica fermée puis marche...
Return: The same way back to the parking lot.

Petra Leccia: Canyon Start
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Approach: To the right of the tunnel opening begins a path that leads us to the streambed of the Petra Leccia. We climb one more step up the stream on the orographic left side to be able to "take" the opening slide (about 10m).
Tour: see videos & topographic views

Petra Leccia: Canyon End
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2024-07-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Petra Leccia Plus du tout assez d'eau. La sortir est devenue une galère. Une vasque casi croupissante. Seul le toboggan final vaut le déplacem...
Return: The way back begins above the last "skid slide". From there we follow the tracks and the cairns to the approach path and then go back to the car on this path.

Baraci: Canyon End
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2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baracci Eau chaude, départ à 17h, personne dans la courte partie amont du canyon effectuée après la dernière rotation. Tyrolienne en place.Tou...
Return: There is no clear exit point and the way back is also quite cross-country. See also (website no longer available): "La sortie du canyon est peu évidente à trouver. Le topo étant très peu clair à ce sujet: '30min après passage de grotte en paroi, lorsque la gorge s'élargit remonter à qui mieux-mieux dans le maquis en RD'.Mouais, effectivement, env. 30 min après la grotte, la gorge s'élargit, un cairn est même là, un pseudo sentier part sur la droite, mais ce n'est PAS la sortie. Having said that, we arrived on a crête, after grimacing in the maquis for 40 minutes, to discover the car separated from us by a new descent in full speed, and a similar return.Be aware that the gorge widens considerably before you start the descent, and be careful with the cairns you encounter (we did not return to reduce them). At the right end, the gorge is considerably wider and the remontée is free of any "barre rocheuse". On my first ascent, I also went up to the right too early and then stood at the top of a saddle where there was a vertical drop of more than 100m. So: When the canyon widens about 30 minutes after passing a grotto in the rock face, you may see a large cairn on the orographic right bank. Do not turn right here up the steep cirque, but continue along the stream until you reach the ridge and a faint trail on almost flat terrain, climbing slightly to the west. Follow this on the ridge to the right in a northerly direction until you can easily cross in a westerly direction to the hamlet of Martini. As the residents there also like to make trouble if you climb up to the road near their houses, it is better to walk further downhill in Baraci and get off (to the right) where the "Mare e Mare Sud" hiking trail crosses the stream. Additional time required - estimated - 45 min. The "lower car" should be parked in the hamlet of San Quircu, where the hiking trail meets the road.

Baraci: Canyon Start
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2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baracci Eau chaude, départ à 17h, personne dans la courte partie amont du canyon effectuée après la dernière rotation. Tyrolienne en place.Tou...
Approach: From the road go right(O) down the path, after 30 m turn left, first northeastward, later eastward down to the stream.
Tour: Somewhat gloomy canyon with many possible slides and jumps. Since the pools are dark, prior verification is appropriate. The canyon can also be walked in short (so is the commercial use).

Baraci: Parking at Entry
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2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baracci Eau chaude, départ à 17h, personne dans la courte partie amont du canyon effectuée après la dernière rotation. Tyrolienne en place.Tou...
Access: From the N-196 (Ajaccio / Sartene / Bonifacio) turn off onto the D-257 at Propriano, after approx. 3.5 km turn right again onto the D-557. Via Burco we come to the hamlet of Martini (another approx. 5 km). The exit there is now prohibited. The route continues uphill (another 3 km) until a shady parking area appears on the right at a road entrance.
Return: There is no clear exit point and the way back is also quite cross-country. See also (website no longer available): "La sortie du canyon est peu évidente à trouver. Le topo étant très peu clair à ce sujet: '30min après passage de grotte en paroi, lorsque la gorge s'élargit remonter à qui mieux-mieux dans le maquis en RD'.Mouais, effectivement, env. 30 min après la grotte, la gorge s'élargit, un cairn est même là, un pseudo sentier part sur la droite, mais ce n'est PAS la sortie. Having said that, we arrived on a crête, after grimacing in the maquis for 40 minutes, to discover the car separated from us by a new descent in full speed, and a similar return.Be aware that the gorge widens considerably before you start the descent, and be careful with the cairns you encounter (we did not return to reduce them). At the right end, the gorge is considerably wider and the remontée is free of any "barre rocheuse". On my first ascent, I also went up to the right too early and then stood at the top of a saddle where there was a vertical drop of more than 100m. So: When the canyon widens about 30 minutes after passing a grotto in the rock face, you may see a large cairn on the orographic right bank. Do not turn right here up the steep cirque, but continue along the stream until you reach the ridge and a faint trail on almost flat terrain, climbing slightly to the west. Follow this on the ridge to the right in a northerly direction until you can easily cross in a westerly direction to the hamlet of Martini. As the residents there also like to make trouble if you climb up to the road near their houses, it is better to walk further downhill in Baraci and get off (to the right) where the "Mare e Mare Sud" hiking trail crosses the stream. Additional time required - estimated - 45 min. The "lower car" should be parked in the hamlet of San Quircu, where the hiking trail meets the road.

Baraci: Waypoint
Comment: arrivée premiere partie (descente)
Approach: From the road go right(O) down the path, after 30 m turn left, first northeastward, later eastward down to the stream.

Baraci: Parking at Exit
Access: From the N-196 (Ajaccio / Sartene / Bonifacio) turn off onto the D-257 at Propriano, after approx. 3.5 km turn right again onto the D-557. Via Burco we come to the hamlet of Martini (another approx. 5 km). The exit there is now prohibited. The route continues uphill (another 3 km) until a shady parking area appears on the right at a road entrance.
Return: There is no clear exit point and the way back is also quite cross-country. See also (website no longer available): "La sortie du canyon est peu évidente à trouver. Le topo étant très peu clair à ce sujet: '30min après passage de grotte en paroi, lorsque la gorge s'élargit remonter à qui mieux-mieux dans le maquis en RD'.Mouais, effectivement, env. 30 min après la grotte, la gorge s'élargit, un cairn est même là, un pseudo sentier part sur la droite, mais ce n'est PAS la sortie. Having said that, we arrived on a crête, after grimacing in the maquis for 40 minutes, to discover the car separated from us by a new descent in full speed, and a similar return.Be aware that the gorge widens considerably before you start the descent, and be careful with the cairns you encounter (we did not return to reduce them). At the right end, the gorge is considerably wider and the remontée is free of any "barre rocheuse". On my first ascent, I also went up to the right too early and then stood at the top of a saddle where there was a vertical drop of more than 100m. So: When the canyon widens about 30 minutes after passing a grotto in the rock face, you may see a large cairn on the orographic right bank. Do not turn right here up the steep cirque, but continue along the stream until you reach the ridge and a faint trail on almost flat terrain, climbing slightly to the west. Follow this on the ridge to the right in a northerly direction until you can easily cross in a westerly direction to the hamlet of Martini. As the residents there also like to make trouble if you climb up to the road near their houses, it is better to walk further downhill in Baraci and get off (to the right) where the "Mare e Mare Sud" hiking trail crosses the stream. Additional time required - estimated - 45 min. The "lower car" should be parked in the hamlet of San Quircu, where the hiking trail meets the road.

Carcheto: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the exit of the aforementioned dirt road there is an almost circular area where we start our approach towards WSW. We pass the heights "802" and "748" on the IGN map.we come to the Ruisseau Stazzatellu, Here the path branches. On the way back we come later from the left below. But now we stay up to the right, on the further path we cross the Ruisseau de Pruniccia on an old concrete bridge, After that the path rises slightly and we come to a small plateau. From here we descend "on sight" to the Carcheto.
Tour: Only 4 rappel, then we pass the Pruniccia coming from the left. Later there is a possible jumps before reaching the old bridge.

Carcheto: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the bridge and go left up to Canavaggia to the car.\n\nAlternatively, you can continue the tour in Vadone (see there).

Vadone: Canyon Start
2024-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vadone Parking au niveau de la tombe située en haut de la piste bétonnée qui monte au dessus de Canavaggia. Impossible d'aller plus loin avec...
Approach: At the exit of the aforementioned dirt road there is an almost circular area where we start our approach towards WSW. We pass the heights "802" and "748" on the IGN map.we come to the Ruisseau Stazzatellu, Here the path branches. On the right we go to the Carcheto entry. If you don't plan to do the Carcheto-Vadone integral climb, go down to the left and you will reach the Genoa Bridge, which marks the exit of the Carcheto and the beginning of the Vadone. Entry just above the bridge.
Tour: We expect 10-12 rappel and then longer runs towards the exit. After the C40 and the inflow from the left (Rau de Stazzatello), after the next two rappels (C15 and C10) a siphon (D10) awaits us, which can be bypassed on the right bank. A C15 follows, then a first longer run. About 15 min. after the last rappel (C10) we look for an exit to the right on a path at about 265m height - stream course describes a right turn here.

Vadone: Canyon End
2024-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vadone Parking au niveau de la tombe située en haut de la piste bétonnée qui monte au dessus de Canavaggia. Impossible d'aller plus loin avec...
Return: It leads us down to the road bridge where the lower car is. So we do not find this exit, we continue in the streambed to the bridge.

Canalie Mesu: Canyon Start
Tour: Abseil sequence: C20 - C16 - C14 - R8 - C120 (60m/60m) - C8 - C12 - C6 (can be bypassed on the right)

Canalie Mesu: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: At a cairn turn right and after a few meters we meet the hiking trail "102". On this path turn left to the car.

Canalie Mesu: Canyon End
Return: At a cairn turn right and after a few meters we meet the hiking trail "102". On this path turn left to the car.

Vacca: Canyon Start
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vacca DCSuper belle ambiance après les obstacles ne sont pas forcément majeurs par rapport aux autres du secteur mais l ambiance est folle (Q...
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vacca Mythique. Parfait pour profitez d'un canyon à Bavella sans baigneur !Équipement RAS, relais à chaque vertical pouvant offrir un refus de...
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Approach: The path goes through the Maccia first slightly uphill and winds around the mountain keeping slightly left. After 10 min it goes downhill. On a horizontal stretch of path you can see a tafoni rock jutting out of the maccia. Here the path divides. To the right, the path becomes steeper and steeper through the woods to the river.
Tour: In case of impending thunderstorm in any case do not enter!!Material: buoyant rope, 30m rope.Dreamlike, strongly cut and very short (1.5 km)canyon, starting with two easy jumps. First abseil point with 8-10m or to be mastered with jump. Shortly after, a waterfall curtain, which is about 10m wide. Here you have to look where you jump. Heavy people come up on the bottom!!! Stones can be seen from above. After that some swimming passages. Slippery passages (4-5m high) follow, which are better to rappel if you are doing the tour for the first time. A swimming passage ends at a waterfall, which is about 12m high. Some jump from there, for me it was too risky because the lake is quite shallow. Finally a 3 meter jump, which ends in a 3m wide and 250m long canyon, which you have to swim through completely. After that there are only 2 easy 4m jumps to do.

Vacca: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Solenzara drive about 30 min on the now well built road to Bavella. After the mountain pass Bocca di Larone park in the second 180 degree bend.
Return: After a large stone on the right, almost completely surrounded by water, there are several paths on the left, steeply uphill, which all unite afterwards. Directive always upwards. Access and descent are almost more dangerous than the tour.

Vacca: Canyon End
2025-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vacca DCSuper belle ambiance après les obstacles ne sont pas forcément majeurs par rapport aux autres du secteur mais l ambiance est folle (Q...
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Return: After a large stone on the right, almost completely surrounded by water, there are several paths on the left, steeply uphill, which all unite afterwards. Directive always upwards. Access and descent are almost more dangerous than the tour.

Leccia Rossa: Canyon Start
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Approach: Cross the Gravona to the northern bank and, keeping to the right, follow the path in a northerly direction. After about 250m, at the fork, take the path that descends to the right, cross the Cardiccia/Richiusa and climb up the slope on the other bank for about 25 minutes. At an altitude of about 800m, the path branches again. To the left (N) would go to Bergerie Matone and thus to Canyon Richiusa; we go to the right for about 500m (about 25 min.) and then at a suitable point descend without a path to the right into the stream.
Tour: Downclimb in the open streambed, some slides, then the attractive constriction with rappel.

Leccia Rossa: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We head for the village of Bocognano on the N193 (Ajaccio - Corte). Either about 40km from Ajaccio or about 41km from Corte over the Col de Vizzavona (1183m above sea level). At the eastern exit of the town, we follow the sign "Richiusa" and take the small road downhill in a northerly direction. After 950m we turn left downhill a few meters before reaching the hamlet of Busso and after another 700m we arrive at a small electric plant on the bank of the Gravona. Here we park the car.
Return: after the exit of the narrows about 10 min. march in the streambed to Gravona, then in and on the edge of Gravona another 30 min. to the parking lot on the left.

Leccia Rossa: Canyon End
2023-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Leccia Rossa Gros débit +. Le canyon n'est pas équipé pour un tel niveau d'eau. Il faut être très à l'aise dans l'eau vive et ne pas avoir peu...
Return: after the exit of the narrows about 10 min. march in the streambed to Gravona, then in and on the edge of Gravona another 30 min. to the parking lot on the left.

Foce: Canyon Start
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foce Très glissant, équipement nickel avec des broches scellés non reliées. Quelques frottements très importants.La C35 finale est magnifique...
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foce Parking au pont de Sellola. Approche par la route T20 en 30 min, descente du canyon en 1h 45 min et retour par la voie ferrée en 15 min....
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Approach: From the parking lot directly into the stream, from the alternative upper parking lot on a forest path in a northeasterly direction (see sketch in the photo gallery).
Tour: After own meters of walking and descending the C11 chute not quite easy with large water flow. Only at the end of the tour again an attractive rappel (C31), which can be avoided if necessary by an exit to the left.

Foce: Canyon End
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foce Très glissant, équipement nickel avec des broches scellés non reliées. Quelques frottements très importants.La C35 finale est magnifique...
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Return: So only 1 car is at the top, after the C31 and a small jump left out and steeply up to the ridge above the stream. Then along the ridge to the road and to the car.\n\nIf there is a second car at the bottom, we get out of the creek a little later and there we meet a path on the left, which we follow to the bridge over the Garona (next to the railroad bridge) and then beyond the railroad track further to the lower car (see sketch in the photo gallery).

Bravone: Canyon Start
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2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Équipements ok. certains relais on été rééquipés récemment (peut être prévoir un peu de corde pour remplacer certaines connexions entr...
2024-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Parking à Pianelluccio. Approche en 1 h en passant par la D16 puis en prenant un sentier qui remonte la rivière en RD jusqu'au sommet...
Approach: From the road bridge we take a path that leads us up the orographic right bank to the entry above the first rappel (C25 - 825m a.s.l.).
Tour: First the C25, followed by the C13, then under the road bridge. After 350m in the streambed, things get more interesting again. Several rappels follow, including the C35. Finally the last rappel of importance, the C17. A further descent in the streambed - approximately to the old footbridge at 545m above sea level - is not worthwhile. Instead, exit under the C17 (altitude 610m).

Bravone: Canyon End
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2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Équipements ok. certains relais on été rééquipés récemment (peut être prévoir un peu de corde pour remplacer certaines connexions entr...
2024-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Parking à Pianelluccio. Approche en 1 h en passant par la D16 puis en prenant un sentier qui remonte la rivière en RD jusqu'au sommet...
Return: To the left, initially pathless up the slope, we later meet a path that goes up above and essentially parallel to the stream. After some time we thus come across a side stream (Ruisseau Nespoli), which we follow uphill to the road (D16). On the road turn left to the car.

Bravone: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Débit correcte , mais manque d’eau pour la saison.Prévoir un sécateur pour les 600 mètres de marche finale … ça pousse les ronces !Cer...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Équipements ok. certains relais on été rééquipés récemment (peut être prévoir un peu de corde pour remplacer certaines connexions entr...
2024-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bravone Parking à Pianelluccio. Approche en 1 h en passant par la D16 puis en prenant un sentier qui remonte la rivière en RD jusqu'au sommet...
Access: From Aleria about 4 km on the N198 north, direction Bastia. Then turn left on the D16, then 17 km to Tox. Continue via Campi, Moita and Matra (up to here 26.7 km from N98). From Matra now 5 km further direction Pianello and we are at the bridge over the Bravona. Here we park our car (775m above sea level).
Return: To the left, initially pathless up the slope, we later meet a path that goes up above and essentially parallel to the stream. After some time we thus come across a side stream (Ruisseau Nespoli), which we follow uphill to the road (D16). On the road turn left to the car.

Bucatoggio: Canyon Start
2023-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bucatoggio Quand présent équipement ok le reste se contourne ou se désescalade (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
Approach: About 50 m before the bridge (seen from the direction of San Nicolao) on a path up to the right, along water pipes, until you reach the stream above the 30m rappel.
Tour: The mini descent described here can be seen in full length on the photo of the above first mentioned book - on p. 32. In the book of Quilici the whole tour (440 m altitude difference) is described, but in this form then probably something for collectors. In the pool under the first large waterfall possible jumps, if you can climb the rock wall orographic. left in the middle of the pool.

Bucatoggio: Canyon End
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Return: After the second (22 m) rappel directly after the road bridge left up to the road

Bucatoggio: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: About 50 m before the bridge (seen from the direction of San Nicolao) on a path up to the right, along water pipes, until you reach the stream above the 30m rappel.
Tour: The mini descent described here can be seen in full length on the photo of the above first mentioned book - on p. 32. In the book of Quilici the whole tour (440 m altitude difference) is described, but in this form then probably something for collectors. In the pool under the first large waterfall possible jumps, if you can climb the rock wall orographic. left in the middle of the pool.

Bucatoggio: Alternative Canyon End
Return: After the second (22 m) rappel directly after the road bridge left up to the road

Bucatoggio: Parking at Entry
Access: From Bastia, take the N198 towards Bonifacio (52 km). In Moriani-Plage turn right onto the D34 and up to San Nicolao (6 km). From here, continue along the slope on the D330 with great views until you cross the stream on a high bridge between 2 tunnels.After the second tunnel on the right good parking.
Return: After the second (22 m) rappel directly after the road bridge left up to the road

Bucatoggio: Parking at Exit
Access: From Bastia, take the N198 towards Bonifacio (52 km). In Moriani-Plage turn right onto the D34 and up to San Nicolao (6 km). From here, continue along the slope on the D330 with great views until you cross the stream on a high bridge between 2 tunnels.After the second tunnel on the right good parking.

Viula: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the hairpin bend on the track south to Ponte Novu, continue on the track until the path on the left is indicated first to Bocca di Violu, then later to Monte Stellu. About 25 minutes after the latter junction, at an altitude of 500 meters above sea level, an inconspicuous path branches off again to the left (double marking on the right and left on the path to Monte Stellu), which climbs up the slope for another 20 minutes before finally descending into the forest canyon in front of Monte Stellu.
Tour: Attractive in the unfortunately relatively short narrow section; the 50 m diagonal abseil could be downclimbed in the upper part.

Viula: Canyon End
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Return: After the high rappel in the streambed continue to Ponte Novu, to which is exited to the right

Viula: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nonza on the west coast of Cap Corse on the D80 about 5 km north, then turn right on the D233, past Ogliastro, until the hairpin bend before Ferragine (not quite 5 km from the turnoff).
Return: After the high rappel in the streambed continue to Ponte Novu, to which is exited to the right

Luvana: Canyon Start
Approach: First we walk along the road towards the bridge over the Travo in the direction of Chisa. Then, before reaching the bridge, we take the old mule track up to the left (information board on permitted and prohibited water use). Now about 50 minutes slightly uphill, then we cross the Lama. Another 45 minutes or so, then after a striking left turn of the path we descend pathlessly to the right down to the stream. See google sketch in photos for access.
Tour: See video and photos (also the Lama Luvana video from 3:40 min.). Some narrows can be bypassed. Repeated opportunities to get out of the canyon (preferably to the right). A then subsequent eventual search of the approach route is likely to be arduous.

Luvana: Canyon End
Return: The easiest and first possibility for an exit (to the approach trail) is at the confluence with the Lama coming from the right (480m old). In its streambed or on the edge about 130 meters up to the path. The last step is easy to negotiate on a rocky rib. The second option opens up before the first mega slide with subsequent free fall over 4m. The IGN map shows a path here that crosses the stream at an altitude of around 470m. It is questionable whether it is still recognizable today. Here too, turn right up to the approach path. The third exit option is after the step with the pithy slide in the upper part. Going downstream, we look for a suitable place to leave the streambed to the right (about 425m old). The trail then climbs partly over formerly terraced terrain through the "Niederwald" until we reach the approach path. This ascent on the steep western slope has the significant advantage that the terrain is largely free of maquis (verified by the author). The last exit point is at the confluence with the Arinella (395m alt.). On its last few meters, also pathless, ascend the slope in a fairly straight line in a NNW direction until you come to a path, which you follow to the right to a path to Chisa. Here, there is more than 140 vertical meters of maquis and, once you reach the top, you have the opportunity to refresh yourself at the Fontaine de Petralata. In the IGN guide "Corse" and at another exit option is presented: at the confluence of the Luvana and Arinella rivers, walk up the latter against the direction of flow and, after a few hundred meters, get off to the right (orographic. left), where an inconspicuous path leads up to the Bergerie de Purcaricciola. This path also joins the path that leads past the spring to Chisa. In 1997 we tried to take this exit, but failed because the first step in the Arinella (seen from below) seemed insurmountable, see also Google sketch in photos for possible exit points and paths.

Lama: Canyon Start
Approach: First we walk on the road towards the bridge over the Travo, in the direction of Chisa. Then, before reaching the bridge, we take the old mule track up to the left (information board on the permitted and prohibited use of the water). Now about 50 min slightly uphill, then we cross the Lama (entry).
Tour: See video and photos. The first rappel in the Lama is optional. 2 Turbo slides in the Luvana.

Lama: Canyon End
Return: The exit is more sensible at the end of the Luvana, i.e. at or before the confluence of Luvana and Arinella. In this respect, what was said in the description of the Luvana for exit 3 and 4 applies: "The third possible exit is after the step with the pithy slide in the upper part. Going down the stream we look for a suitable place to leave the streambed to the right (about 425m alt.). Then we go up partly over formerly terraced terrain through the "Niederwald" until we meet the approach path. This ascent on the steep western slope has the significant advantage that the terrain is largely free of scrub (verified by the author).\n\nLast exit option is then at the confluence with the Arinella (395m alt.). On its last meters also pathless up the slope towards NNW fairly straight until we meet a path that we follow to the right to a path that brings us to Chisa. Here there are over 140 meters of altitude macchia full and arrived at the top but a little later you have the longed-for opportunity to refresh yourself at the fountain Fontaine de Petralata.\n\nIm IGN guide "Corse" as well as at another exit option is presented, namely at the confluence of Luvana and Arinella, to go up the latter against the direction of flow and after a few hundred meters to exit to the right (orographic. left), where an inconspicuous path leads up to the Bergerie de Purcaricciola. Also this path meets the path that - passing the spring - leads to Chisa. Anno 1997 we tried to take this exit, but failed because already the first step in the Arinella (seen from below) seemed insurmountable.\n\nSee also Google sketch in external photos" for the possible exit points and paths.

Ruda: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, go up to Corscia, where a path leads eastwards towards the power line; pass the first junction to the left and later walk a few hundred meters parallel to the power line up to the height (898 m above sea level). On the other side, descending through the forest, you come to the old Ponte Sutanu (Sottano) arched bridge over the Ruda, where the entry point is.
Tour: Versatile descent in attractive surroundings, some jumps and slides possible. Also suitable for beginners.

Ruda: Canyon End
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Return: It is at the old Genoese double arch bridge. You then follow the historic mule track 'Scala di Santa Regina' over this bridge in an easterly direction and reach the starting point at the car at the top of Corsica in about 1½ hours on this scenic path. It would also be possible for only the driver to pick up the car, but for the others to descend with their luggage to the D84 and be picked up there.

Ruda: Alternative Canyon End
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Return: It is at the old Genoese double arch bridge. You then follow the historic mule track 'Scala di Santa Regina' over this bridge in an easterly direction and reach the starting point at the car at the top of Corsica in about 1½ hours on this scenic path. It would also be possible for only the driver to pick up the car, but for the others to descend with their luggage to the D84 and be picked up there.

Ruda: Parking at Entry
Access: On the Corte - Ponte Leccia link road, about halfway, is Francardo. From here, take the D 84 in the direction of Calacuccia, entering the Golo canyon Scala di Santa Regina. 7 km after passing the Ponte Castirla, you come to the bridge over the Falconaia and have a view of the high waterfall (if water flows). 600m further we come to the bridge over the Ruda. Park the lower car here, unless parking is prohibited in the Golo canyon at this time (see above under "Notes").\nWith the second car continue for 2.3 km on the D84 and then turn right up to the village of Corsica. Park at the church.
Return: It is at the old Genoese double arch bridge. You then follow the historic mule track 'Scala di Santa Regina' over this bridge in an easterly direction and reach the starting point at the car at the top of Corsica in about 1½ hours on this scenic path. It would also be possible for only the driver to pick up the car, but for the others to descend with their luggage to the D84 and be picked up there.

Ruda: Parking at Exit
Access: On the Corte - Ponte Leccia link road, about halfway, is Francardo. From here, take the D 84 in the direction of Calacuccia, entering the Golo canyon Scala di Santa Regina. 7 km after passing the Ponte Castirla, you come to the bridge over the Falconaia and have a view of the high waterfall (if water flows). 600m further we come to the bridge over the Ruda. Park the lower car here, unless parking is prohibited in the Golo canyon at this time (see above under "Notes").\nWith the second car continue for 2.3 km on the D84 and then turn right up to the village of Corsica. Park at the church.

Falconaia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, climb without a path for 20 meters up to the old mule track; follow this to the right until you can see the Falconaia with its waterfall again at a small hilltop. Now follow the (sometimes quite indistinct) climbing tracks steeply uphill. Later you will see an electricity pylon at the top, which you should head towards. When you reach it, you meet the path that comes from the village of Corscia. Follow it to the right (eastwards) and down to the stream (entry). Caution: The time-consuming access and return to and from Corscia (as described by Hubert Ayasse - Philippe Dubreuil) is either an option if you want to combine the canyon with a beautiful mountain hike or if there is no parking space available at the bottom (in summer there is also a general parking ban in the Scala di Santa Regina).
Tour: Uninterrupted sequence of mostly slightly higher rappels. Interesting narrow passages in between. The C70 has a comfortable changeover in the middle. Some arduous block climbing towards the exit.

Falconaia: Canyon End
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Return: At the road bridge, turn right out to the car.

Vecchio: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car descend the rocky path to the NE, at the bend to the right continue straight on until the confluence of the Vecchio & Manganello.
Tour: Very aquatic, lots of walking and swimming, lots of possible jumps, an aesthetic delight.

Vecchio: Canyon End
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Return: Under the new road bridge right up to the old road u. the car at the exit.

Vecchio: Parking at Entry
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Access: see it is better to drive to Canaglia and park the car for the access below the row of houses on the road at the edge of the forest.
Return: Under the new road bridge right up to the old road u. the car at the exit.

Vecchio: Parking at Exit
Access: see it is better to drive to Canaglia and park the car for the access below the row of houses on the road at the edge of the forest.
Return: Under the new road bridge right up to the old road u. the car at the exit.

Valdaniello: Canyon Start
Approach: On the origraf. left side of the stream ascend pathless, entry then via a small chute above a large ramp.
Tour: About 10 rappel in a narrow chute, see also photos

Valdaniello: Canyon End
Return: Out of the gravel bed right onto the path ud back to the car.

Grotelle: Canyon Start
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2025-05-09: Start from 3rd Pine. Nice spring canyon. Hard approache to valley after floods with car to Tuani, bus to Frasseta and than by foot.
Approach: On the orographic left side, pathless - at most faint traces of climbing by former canyonists. For details see ("approche").
Tour: Starting with 4 smaller rappels between 13 and 26m we come to the C53. Here would be after about 16m a changeover, but it is hardly usable when the water flow is good (for this case, the C53 in one go rappel through). At the exit again a few smaller steps before we leave the streambed to the right.

Grotelle: Canyon End
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grotelle Approche rigolote et cabreuse, pensez à réserver la navette avant, très beau canyon, parcouru en la délicieuse présence de mickeymous...
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2025-05-09: Start from 3rd Pine. Nice spring canyon. Hard approache to valley after floods with car to Tuani, bus to Frasseta and than by foot.
Return: On sight back to the parking lot.

Pozzi: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back along the trail for 1.6 km (direction Corte) and then we meet the stream (Pozzi), which meanders through the sparse forest. On the orographic right side of the slope, we climb until we reach an access to the streambed at an altitude of about 1450m.
Tour: Quickly we come to the C57. This is followed by 3 more rappels and some smaller steps that can also be bypassed. With entry into the sparse forest, the tour is over.

Pozzi: Canyon End
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Return: In the forest downhill to the approach path and this back to the car.

Piscia in Alba: Canyon Start
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Approach: We look for a track to the aquaduct (water pipe) and then climb on or next to the aquaduct to the entry (see "other maps"
Tour: see topographic view and photos. At the 6th rappel (C55) provide rope protection /8m below the belaystation); The subsequent 9m downclimb on slippery rock should be avoided with an extension of the rope in the C55.

Piscia in Alba: Canyon End
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Return: Exit at the bridge where the car is parked

Piscia in Alba: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Ajaccio to Olivese. There place 1 car for the exit, with the other allow access, see maps in "Photo Gallery".
Return: Exit at the bridge where the car is parked

Piscia in Alba: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ajaccio to Olivese. There place 1 car for the exit, with the other allow access, see maps in "Photo Gallery".
Return: Exit at the bridge where the car is parked

Logoniello: Canyon Start
Approach: From Castiglione to the Cima à i Mori. Beyond down to the spring Vetta à i Mori and the homonymous Bergerie. Bivouac here. The next day, follow the stream downhill until the entry presents itself.
Tour: First in the Ruisseau di Vetta di Muro downhill (about 7-8 rappel), then continue in the Ruisseau de Logoniello flowing in from the left (at about 1100m). A little later the last higher rappel (C26). There follow 4-6 smaller steps, the last of which can be bypassed. At altitude 940m begins a phase of descending and walking (about 90 min.).

Logoniello: Canyon End
Return: We exit on a path to the left and reach on it a Bergerie on the right slope. Then we go down to the Rivière l'Asco, on a footbridge to the other bank and up to the road where our car is parked.

Logoniello: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ponte Leccia to Asco. Opposite mouth Loganiello place car for the exit. Transfer to Castiglione (see Google map under "Photo Gallery")
Return: We exit on a path to the left and reach on it a Bergerie on the right slope. Then we go down to the Rivière l'Asco, on a footbridge to the other bank and up to the road where our car is parked.

Logoniello: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ponte Leccia to Asco. Opposite mouth Loganiello place car for the exit. Transfer to Castiglione (see Google map under "Photo Gallery")
Return: We exit on a path to the left and reach on it a Bergerie on the right slope. Then we go down to the Rivière l'Asco, on a footbridge to the other bank and up to the road where our car is parked.

Logoniello: Waypoint
Comment: Bivouac à la source de VETTA DI MORI (descente)
Approach: From Castiglione to the Cima à i Mori. Beyond down to the spring Vetta à i Mori and the homonymous Bergerie. Bivouac here. The next day, follow the stream downhill until the entry presents itself.

Logoniello: Waypoint1
Comment: Grotte de la SCAFFA pendant la marche d\'approche (descente)
Approach: From Castiglione to the Cima à i Mori. Beyond down to the spring Vetta à i Mori and the homonymous Bergerie. Bivouac here. The next day, follow the stream downhill until the entry presents itself.

Logoniello: Waypoint2
Comment: cima A I MORI pendant la marche d\'approche (descente)

Aitone: Canyon Start
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Approach: see *
Tour: Swimming pools and 2-3 rappels

Aitone: Canyon End
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Return: After the C20 exit to the left and to a path (cairn) that leads back to the entry (short version).

Aitone: Parking at Entry
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Access: see *
Return: After the C20 exit to the left and to a path (cairn) that leads back to the entry (short version).

Aitone: Parking at Exit
Access: see *
Return: After the C20 exit to the left and to a path (cairn) that leads back to the entry (short version).

Tavignano: Canyon Start
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Approach: There we take the hiking trail "Mare-Mare-Nord" into the Gorges du Tavignano. At the latest at the bridge over the Tavignano we get on. Here an access further downstream is noted in the map, because in the part above there are no special attractions.
Tour: see photos u, video; the tour is finished - so also in this description - shortly after the Ruisseau d'Antica (also a later exit is possible at any time).

Tavignano: Canyon End
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Return: Here, go out to the left and follow the path until you reach the approach path. Return to the car along this path.

Stollu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot in a southerly direction up through the village we come to the chapel of St. Antoine. Passing it on the left, we pass a water tank and then a small dam with a washhouse on the left. Following the mule track we pass another small dam at 445 m above sea level. Here the path bends in a westerly direction, then describes a slight arc in a WSW direction. At 588m a.s.l. we take the path to the right (key point in the access!), which leads us at about the same altitude along the slope to the stream.
Tour: A few rappels, in between runs and passages to downclimb. Then the higher final rappel in en large pool (Piscinala à l'Aiolo). The intermediate belay at this C42 is on the upper right in a slippery chute and may be difficult to reach when the water is flowing strongly. In this case, it is advisable to continue rappelling over the edge to a ledge below (plus 10 m or so) in order to tackle the second ledge (if necessary from the tree on the right of the ledge).\nAfter the high rappel downstream, we first pass the Nocio flowing in from the left and arrive at the confluence of the next stream from the left, the Campucassu. On its orographic left bank, go up a few meters; here a path leads to the ridge to the north. We go up this for about 20 meters of altitude and then take the faint track that goes under the rock walls on the right. On the following tracks, which slowly run towards the Raghiunti flowing below, descend steadily until you reach the river; then go up again, around a rocky outcrop, we meet a mule track that leads us down to the old stone bridge over the Raghiunti (Pont de Case Cocchie - 400m a.s.l.) Instead of getting off here to Sorio, you can continue down the Raghiunti in the streambed until you reach the road bridge of the D62 (about 1 hour). In the lower Raghiunti there is a rappel in front of a ruined mill (C9) and a short underground passage (C5 and C3) just before the road bridge.

Stollu: Canyon End
Return: From the Ponte de Case Cocchie you can go up to Sorio in a northeasterly direction.\nIf you descend to the road bridge (Pont de Briacale), from here you go up to Sorio on the D62.

Stollu: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bastia on the RN193 about 10 km to Biguglia, then a good 3 km further, until the new road to Murato turns right. We take it until Col de S. Stefano. There we follow the D 62 in the direction of Rapale and reach Sorio 4 km after this village. Here we park our car in the square with fountain (365 m above sea level).
Return: From the Ponte de Case Cocchie you can go up to Sorio in a northeasterly direction.\nIf you descend to the road bridge (Pont de Briacale), from here you go up to Sorio on the D62.

Stollu: Waypoint
Comment: jonction avec la route pendant la marche de retour (descente)
Approach: From the parking lot in a southerly direction up through the village we come to the chapel of St. Antoine. Passing it on the left, we pass a water tank and then a small dam with a washhouse on the left. Following the mule track we pass another small dam at 445 m above sea level. Here the path bends in a westerly direction, then describes a slight arc in a WSW direction. At 588m a.s.l. we take the path to the right (key point in the access!), which leads us at about the same altitude along the slope to the stream.

Stollu: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Piscinale di aiolo (C.42 marquant la fin du canyon) (descente)
Access: From Bastia on the RN193 about 10 km to Biguglia, then a good 3 km further, until the new road to Murato turns right. We take it until Col de S. Stefano. There we follow the D 62 in the direction of Rapale and reach Sorio 4 km after this village. Here we park our car in the square with fountain (365 m above sea level).
Return: From the Ponte de Case Cocchie you can go up to Sorio in a northeasterly direction.\nIf you descend to the road bridge (Pont de Briacale), from here you go up to Sorio on the D62.

Pisciaa Spusata: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk the footpath to the Belvedere on the waterfall. From there we climb on the orographic. right side of the waterfall in a wide arc pathless up. There we meet the stream.
Tour: The rappel starts either directly above the big cascade (780m old.) or even 70m higher with 3 rappels between 12 and 30 meters. The 125m waterfall itself has the following rappels: 20m-30m-35-40m. The intermediate stands are on the left side outside the "beam".\n

Pisciaa Spusata: Canyon End
Return: We take the path from the viewpoint to the road.

Famita: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the marked path (first blue, later red) that follows the San Eliseo signpost. We climb up to the IGN point "1102"/"U Pinellu". There we leave the path and hike downhill along the ridge in a southerly direction in the full maquis. Just before reaching the altitude "909" we can descend to the right and walk in or along the edge of the stream in about 25 minutes to the entry just before the narrows. Alternatively, you can continue along the ridge towards Punta di Propulanu. Before reaching it, turn SW towards the stream and reach it just before the narrows.
Tour: After a "run-up" with 2 small rappels, the C70 (10/60) awaits us. This is followed by the C74 with 2 intermediate stands in a passage between blocks. Another 5-7 rappels follow (usually from trees). In between also longer stretches of walking & descending. Finally, the Ruisseau de Carazzi flows in from the right (about 300m old.). About 15 min further we can exit to the left on a path (slightly above a ruin) and before the C17.

Famita: Canyon End
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Return: At the beginning a bit unclear, the path becomes increasingly better in the course of the descent on the left side of the stream and leads us to a gravel quarry area. Here we take to the right the bridge over the Carazzi and thus quickly get to the car,

Partuso: Canyon Start
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Approach: We hike back on the D69 to the northern exit of the village of Zicavo and take the hike towards "Cuzza" (orange markings). After about 45 minutes (from the end of the village), at an altitude of 1100m, we turn right from this path onto a trail that leads us in the direction of GR20-South. We cross the Ruisseau de Monte Occhiatu and immediately afterwards we look for an access down to the right into "our" stream - below a water drainage.
Tour: In the first half of the descent it is varied with a loose sequence of about 8 rappel.\nBut then follow about 1.5 hours of tiring downclimb and walk to Ponte di a Camera.\n\nAlso the further descent in the "Camera" is not unattractive at the beginning, but also ends with 25 min. of rappel and downclimb to the exit at the Genoese bridge at point "649" at the south end of the village of Zicavo.

Partuso: Canyon End
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Return: In each case a few meters to the car.

Partuso: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Falls alternatives Ende gewählt wird. (descente_2)
Access: We go south from Ghisoni on fer D69 for 40 km and we arrive to Zicavo. We continue on D69 and after 1 km we come to the bridge over the Partuso (Ponte di a Camera). Here we park the car.\nIf we want to "hook" the "Camera" in the Ruisseau de Molina (same stream as at Partuso), we can park a second car in the lower southern part of the village at the church of San Bastianu.
Return: In each case a few meters to the car.

Partuso: Parking at Entry
Access: We go south from Ghisoni on fer D69 for 40 km and we arrive to Zicavo. We continue on D69 and after 1 km we come to the bridge over the Partuso (Ponte di a Camera). Here we park the car.\nIf we want to "hook" the "Camera" in the Ruisseau de Molina (same stream as at Partuso), we can park a second car in the lower southern part of the village at the church of San Bastianu.
Return: In each case a few meters to the car.

Partuso: Alternative Canyon End

Partuso: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz im Ort suchen bei cwiki Ausstieg
Access: We go south from Ghisoni on fer D69 for 40 km and we arrive to Zicavo. We continue on D69 and after 1 km we come to the bridge over the Partuso (Ponte di a Camera). Here we park the car.\nIf we want to "hook" the "Camera" in the Ruisseau de Molina (same stream as at Partuso), we can park a second car in the lower southern part of the village at the church of San Bastianu.

Tavulella: Canyon Start
Approach: Now we are looking for a track that descends steeply in the NE direction to the creek. We should reach it a few meters above the C25.
Tour: Right at the beginning the C25 with handrail. Then another rappel (C12), the "rest" is walking and downclimbing, interspersed with some jumps and slides. At the Ponte de Zaglia the tour is over.

Tavulella: Canyon End
Return: We exit to the left onto the long-distance path "Tra Mare et Monti" and walk through the lower Spelunca canyon towards Ota. This brings us to the bridge where our car is parked for the exit.

De Lora: Canyon Start
Approach: see the map in the photo gallery (blue line); it is also possible to ascend in the streambed, in which case some waterfalls in the maquis must be avoided (see
Tour: see photos and video

De Lora: Canyon End
Return: see map in photo gallery

Vivaggio: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the village road in a northwesterly direction up the trail to Bergerie Naseo. Always staying on the path (do not follow the red markings to the left!), go up until the path is level (440 m a.s.l.). You will find a small wall on the left, in front of which there is a cairn. Immediately after the wall on the left slightly up and later horizontally you meet the stream after a total of 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Tour: Above the 40m drop, you can traverse to the tree-lined drop using a permanently installed handrail (2012); 2 x 20 m of rope are then completely sufficient here (but you need more rope for the 30 m rappel further up).

Vivaggio: Canyon End
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Return: At around 170 m above sea level, the black water pipes run from the stream over a rock ledge on the left. Immediately before this, exit into the cirque on the left and also up to the edge; a path begins here that leads back to San Gavino. Alternatively, you can descend in the stream to 110nm above sea level and then also take a path to the left and up to San Gavino.

Vivaggio: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Bonifacio 20 km on the N 196 towards Sartene, then turn right towards Poggiale (5 km), then turn left to the hamlet of San Gavino (160 m above sea level). Parking on the access road in front of the village.
Return: At around 170 m above sea level, the black water pipes run from the stream over a rock ledge on the left. Immediately before this, exit into the cirque on the left and also up to the edge; a path begins here that leads back to San Gavino. Alternatively, you can descend in the stream to 110nm above sea level and then also take a path to the left and up to San Gavino.

Piscia di Gallu: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the - old - access path to the waterfall downhill, meet a small stream, climb again about 50m along a forest path and thus reach the plateau that lies above the waterfall. There we descend to the stream L'Osu and here we turn left to the beginning of the narrows.
Tour: First, some smaller rappel in the narrow part at the beginning (possibly also jumpable/slideable after appropriate testing). Then we reach the pool above the high fall. Then the high fall (47m to the first impact at the foot of the fall), which is mastered on the left at the edge of the ray. At the bottom still a few meters downhill over slippery rocks.

Piscia di Gallu: Canyon End
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Return: From here, take the steep path on the left up to the plateau, and there keep left on the approach path back to the car.

Sa Spendula: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the wide marked path westwards into the valley. After walking for about 5 minutes, you will see a dam wall in the background. You could walk to the dam wall and get in there. If you like getting completely scratched up in dense undergrowth, you can do that. However, it is advisable to descend to the canyon to the right shortly after the striking path cut between the rocks. This allows you to enjoy the interesting final section and largely avoid the weedy upper section of the stream. From the parlplatz at the bottom, you can also climb up the orographic left side of the canyon and get directly to the entry.
Tour: Up to the final waterfalls, stream climbing with no gradient to speak of and almost no rappel. The final cascades are attractive and the climber can count on spectators.

Sa Spendula: Canyon End
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Return: After the last waterfall on the footpath to the car.

Sallagoni: Canyon Start
Approach: Above the parking lot, a gravel path leads south. Follow this downhill to the exit of the gorge where the via ferrata begins. Follow the via ferrata (max. C) until you cross the 2nd rope bridge or to the signpost that points to Castell Drena. Enter here.
Tour: A flying Fox, some small rappel.

Sallagoni: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Arco head north towards Dro and then turn off for Drena.
Return: At the canyons exit the same way back to the car

Sallagoni: Canyon End
Return: At the canyons exit the same way back to the car

Rio Buddidorgiu: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road over a much deeper ford, then another 250m or so until a sand road branches off to the right. Follow this sand road in a wide saddle on the ridge and continue climbing along the ridge towards the NW. After a good hour, at N 39° 36.060 E 009° 31.819 \nein old mule track branches off (Steinmann, Su camminu de sa Contissa). After about 15min you climb over a gate and shortly after turn sharply to the right. The path becomes rocky for a short while and joins a crossing path on the plateau. At the crossing path turn left and after about 400m turn left again onto a slightly less clear path. When this path meets a jeep track, keep right onto a meadow. Here turn left into the streambed and descend in it (jungle feeling) to Rio Buddidorgiu. After a short fight with the undergrowth you suddenly stand in the 10-30m wide, yellow streambed on bare rock. Descend until you reach a large green basin. On micheleangileri.com there is a paid track, but the paths are also marked on OSM.
Tour: Swim through the pool and hike briefly to the break-off edge of the 50m waterfall. There would be a tempting root just to the right of the break-off edge, but we rappelled down a branch of the tree about 15m further to the right (this rappel would be very happy with a sling and a chain link). After this rappel, you can actually pack up the rope again - everything from here on can be jumped or downclimbed. Hikes and downclimbs alternate with jumps and small slides. The highlight is a huge travertine mushroom that can also be jumped (although the pool is quite shallow).

Rio Buddidorgiu: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit am Bach
Access: Coming from the north on the SS125 via Tertali towards Cagliari. After the bridge over the Rio San Giorgio, at a small bar between two concrete columns, take a sharp right onto a sand road. After a few kilometers you reach two fords, then a farm on a hill. After that it's a short downhill again to a good parking place by the stream.
Return: When the canyon becomes flatter to the right on a clear path and follow it. When after about one KM jeep tracks lead up the mountain to the right, either follow this and return to the parking lot via forest roads or descend in or to the left of the streambed until a forest road becomes visible again on the right.

Rio Buddidorgiu: Canyon End
Return: When the canyon becomes flatter to the right on a clear path and follow it. When after about one KM jeep tracks lead up the mountain to the right, either follow this and return to the parking lot via forest roads or descend in or to the left of the streambed until a forest road becomes visible again on the right.

Oridda: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the dirt road - also trail no. 109 - for about 1.8 km (25 min.). We come to a fork in the road and take path 113 (sentiero Piscina Irgas), which first walks over an iron bridge and then climbs steeply. We reach the plateau and have an impressive view of the granite basin of the Rio Oridda with the almost 40m high waterfall. We stay on the sometimes unclear path to the southwest and finally come down pathless left into the streambed of the Rio Oridda.
Tour: We walk in a kind of granite tub to the first rappel. After a few more steps, the high waterfall awaits us. Then it's back to walking until the last major step. After this, descend along the edge of the stream to the exit on the left bank of the path that crosses here.

Oridda: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: In Villacidro we follow the signs "Monti Mannu". This brings us to the Lago di Leni/Lago di Montmannu reservoir and we ride along its northern shore. A bridge brings us to the other bank of a riverbed. We continue along the shore of the reservoir until we reach its southern root, where we cross another streambed. After the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road and continue following the signs for "Monti Mannu". We follow the forest road for 5.5 km, passing a group of hares on the left, and later a tree nursery on the righthand side. On the left we see the skeleton of a metal footbridge over the Rio Cannisoni. Here we park the car.
Return: On this we come back to the Rio Cannisoni. Next to the broken metal footbridge we cross to the other bank, where our car is parked.

Oridda: Canyon End
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Return: On this we come back to the Rio Cannisoni. Next to the broken metal footbridge we cross to the other bank, where our car is parked.

Riu e Forru: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the slope it goes in a northerly direction first a little uphill, then level to a ridge, on which a Bergerie is a little off to the right. Beyond half-left down to the stream.
Tour: After a short approach in the streambed, 4 rappels follow down to Riu Pirincanas.

Riu e Forru: Canyon End
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Comment: arrivée dans Rio Pirincanas (retour par Rio Pirincanas) (descente)
Return: A few meters after the last rappel we reach the Riu Pirincanas. If we have to go back up to the car parked above, we can take a path that goes up to the right in the striking left curve of the river, after the rock bar and the small rock gate (see last photo!), to the Bergerie. Either up to the Bergerie and back on the approach track or - past a spring trough - without a trail directly left up to this track.\n\nIf we have parked a second car at the bridge, we walk out in the river and then a few meters right up to the bridge.

Riu e Forru: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ou á depart (descente)
Access: From Nuoro, do not go directly on the old SP 389 (southwestward), but follow the appropriate signs ('Lanusei') first on the southern bypass of Nuoro, on this 5 km westward, to then change to the new road to Lanusei. After 53 km (from leaving the bypass) you pass the village of Villanova Strisáili, slightly off to the left. Continue on the road, which is narrower and more winding from then on, for another 6 km. Then turn right off the SP 389, on a bridge over the river and over a railroad track. On the left is the Stazione Villagrande. Then you cross the railroad track again, a little later you take the road that branches off to the right (north). 9.8 km after leaving the SP 389, take the road that branches off to the right again (stone with map, display board). 4.4 km further on we cross a bridge for the second time. We take the small road that branches off to the right. After about 200 m it crosses a stream, where we leave the lower vehicle (if two are available). With the other one we go uphill. After a right and a left serpentine, a dirt road turns off to the right. Park the vehicle here (if not off-road).
Return: A few meters after the last rappel we reach the Riu Pirincanas. If we have to go back up to the car parked above, we can take a path that goes up to the right in the striking left curve of the river, after the rock bar and the small rock gate (see last photo!), to the Bergerie. Either up to the Bergerie and back on the approach track or - past a spring trough - without a trail directly left up to this track.\n\nIf we have parked a second car at the bridge, we walk out in the river and then a few meters right up to the bridge.

Riu e Forru: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From Nuoro, do not go directly on the old SP 389 (southwestward), but follow the appropriate signs ('Lanusei') first on the southern bypass of Nuoro, on this 5 km westward, to then change to the new road to Lanusei. After 53 km (from leaving the bypass) you pass the village of Villanova Strisáili, slightly off to the left. Continue on the road, which is narrower and more winding from then on, for another 6 km. Then turn right off the SP 389, on a bridge over the river and over a railroad track. On the left is the Stazione Villagrande. Then you cross the railroad track again, a little later you take the road that branches off to the right (north). 9.8 km after leaving the SP 389, take the road that branches off to the right again (stone with map, display board). 4.4 km further on we cross a bridge for the second time. We take the small road that branches off to the right. After about 200 m it crosses a stream, where we leave the lower vehicle (if two are available). With the other one we go uphill. After a right and a left serpentine, a dirt road turns off to the right. Park the vehicle here (if not off-road).
Return: A few meters after the last rappel we reach the Riu Pirincanas. If we have to go back up to the car parked above, we can take a path that goes up to the right in the striking left curve of the river, after the rock bar and the small rock gate (see last photo!), to the Bergerie. Either up to the Bergerie and back on the approach track or - past a spring trough - without a trail directly left up to this track.\n\nIf we have parked a second car at the bridge, we walk out in the river and then a few meters right up to the bridge.

Riu e Forru: Waypoint
Comment: bergerie (descente)
Approach: On the slope it goes in a northerly direction first a little uphill, then level to a ridge, on which a Bergerie is a little off to the right. Beyond half-left down to the stream.

Riu e Forru: Waypoint1
Comment: un sentier depart vers bergerie et parking amont (porte en roc: Foto!) (descente)
Approach: On the slope it goes in a northerly direction first a little uphill, then level to a ridge, on which a Bergerie is a little off to the right. Beyond half-left down to the stream.

Trolei: Canyon Start
Approach: At the eastern exit of the bridge, a dirt road leads down into the streambed of the Rio Trolei.
Tour: Over long passages river walk in largely open streambed, interrupted by some rappel.

Trolei: Canyon End
Comment: nach Conca
Return: At the exit point in the striking right-hand bend of the stream, turn left up to an old mule track that runs parallel to the stream about 20 m above the streambed. Follow this downstream. After about half an hour you reach the mouth of the Rio Trolei into the Bacu sa Figu. Follow this river to the road bridge. In his book, Corrado Conca shows an alternative 175 meters uphill to the road. The car below would then have to be parked up there on the road.

Trolei: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the SS 125 (Strada Orientale Sarda) from Dorgali in the direction of Baunei. 15.4 km after the end of Dorgali you reach the mountain pass Genna Croce (906 m a.s.l.) - here the road branches off to the right in the direction of Orbisi. After the saddle, continue on the SS 125 towards Baunei. After 3.1 km (from the saddle) turn right off the SS 125 and descend in switchbacks to Urzulei (about 4 km from the SS 125). From the southwestern end of Urzulei we take the road towards Lotzorai, Tortoli, the one that goes down through the valley of the river Gurue (SP 37) and not the one that curves along the slope above Talana. 8.9 km after leaving Urzulei, we come to the bridge over the Bacu sa Figu. About 100 m before the bridge we can park the lower car. With the second car we go back a good 100m and then 6.5 km curvy uphill to Talana. We drive through the village in southwestern direction (same way as at the parking entry Bacu sa Figu) and at the last houses we come to the high bridge over the Rio Trolei. Here we park the upper car in a suitable place.
Return: At the exit point in the striking right-hand bend of the stream, turn left up to an old mule track that runs parallel to the stream about 20 m above the streambed. Follow this downstream. After about half an hour you reach the mouth of the Rio Trolei into the Bacu sa Figu. Follow this river to the road bridge. In his book, Corrado Conca shows an alternative 175 meters uphill to the road. The car below would then have to be parked up there on the road.

Trolei: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the SS 125 (Strada Orientale Sarda) from Dorgali in the direction of Baunei. 15.4 km after the end of Dorgali you reach the mountain pass Genna Croce (906 m a.s.l.) - here the road branches off to the right in the direction of Orbisi. After the saddle, continue on the SS 125 towards Baunei. After 3.1 km (from the saddle) turn right off the SS 125 and descend in switchbacks to Urzulei (about 4 km from the SS 125). From the southwestern end of Urzulei we take the road towards Lotzorai, Tortoli, the one that goes down through the valley of the river Gurue (SP 37) and not the one that curves along the slope above Talana. 8.9 km after leaving Urzulei, we come to the bridge over the Bacu sa Figu. About 100 m before the bridge we can park the lower car. With the second car we go back a good 100m and then 6.5 km curvy uphill to Talana. We drive through the village in southwestern direction (same way as at the parking entry Bacu sa Figu) and at the last houses we come to the high bridge over the Rio Trolei. Here we park the upper car in a suitable place.
Return: At the exit point in the striking right-hand bend of the stream, turn left up to an old mule track that runs parallel to the stream about 20 m above the streambed. Follow this downstream. After about half an hour you reach the mouth of the Rio Trolei into the Bacu sa Figu. Follow this river to the road bridge. In his book, Corrado Conca shows an alternative 175 meters uphill to the road. The car below would then have to be parked up there on the road.

Trolei: Parking at Exit1
Comment: parking aval alternatif (voir Conca) (descente)
Access: Take the SS 125 (Strada Orientale Sarda) from Dorgali in the direction of Baunei. 15.4 km after the end of Dorgali you reach the mountain pass Genna Croce (906 m a.s.l.) - here the road branches off to the right in the direction of Orbisi. After the saddle, continue on the SS 125 towards Baunei. After 3.1 km (from the saddle) turn right off the SS 125 and descend in switchbacks to Urzulei (about 4 km from the SS 125). From the southwestern end of Urzulei we take the road towards Lotzorai, Tortoli, the one that goes down through the valley of the river Gurue (SP 37) and not the one that curves along the slope above Talana. 8.9 km after leaving Urzulei, we come to the bridge over the Bacu sa Figu. About 100 m before the bridge we can park the lower car. With the second car we go back a good 100m and then 6.5 km curvy uphill to Talana. We drive through the village in southwestern direction (same way as at the parking entry Bacu sa Figu) and at the last houses we come to the high bridge over the Rio Trolei. Here we park the upper car in a suitable place.

Trolei: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: nach dieser Beschreibung

Bacu Padente: Canyon Start
2025-11-10: A scenic tour with varied elements, a car with ground clearance is recommended for the access road (our Renault Kangoo was fine). The access via the ridge was not easy to find, but once on the tour yo...
2025-10-19: Great tour! At the exit of the long slope there is a large parking lot with a bar, which you wouldn't expect to see on the approach. You can even spend the night there. There are also showers. There...
Approach: From the parking lot on a road towards the sea, a bend is shortened over a gravel field. Descend a little in the bottom of the trench until you reach the first abseil point. Alternatively and more beautifully, you can also climb along the orographic right canyon rim via the ridge. The ridge soon becomes a rocky ridge. Via climbing tracks and easy scrambling, you bypass the first small drop-off before reaching the first abseil point at the exit of the ridge.
Tour: Access via canyon: rappel 8m from the left, walk briefly and rappel 25m from the chain anchor on the right. After another short downclimb, leave the bottom of the gorge to the right on indistinct trails and cross a boulder field. Descend briefly and continue towards a high, reddish wall (striking rock towers above). This is the upper entrance to the Sa Rutta de Su Tentorgiu passage cave. Access via the ridge: 4 abseils from bolt stands or tree abseils. Abseil sequence 20m, 10m, 27m and 30m. The last abseil point exits directly above the cave. You can also rappel the first two rappels in one. Short walking passages in the scree between abseiling points 2-3 and 3-4. Do not kick any stones loose. Common course: Rappel 8m from anchors on the right (do not descend into the shaft), crawl left briefly and ascend briefly in the following stalactite-lined passage. Then downclimb the following 10m steps or rappel from one of the stalactites. Then downclimb again to reach the lower exit of the cave. Rappel 13m from anchors on the right, follow a path to the left and rappel another 10m to reach the transverse Selvaggio Blu Trekking 'path'. Turn left into the rock gate and rappel 15m or cross even further over wedged juniper trunks to the left and downclimb (Sardinian via ferrata). Descend briefly in the streambed you have reached again to rappel 30m from the tree or from the belay directly in the wall to the penultimate ledge directly above the Mediterranean. Caution - do not rappel onto the lowest ledge -> dead end. From the rock ledge you can reach the tourist cave Grotta del Fico - head south through the cave (15m possible jumps into the Mediterranean from the middle rock window), then cross over a fixed rope with difficulty to the cave entrance - the cave is regularly visited by tourist boats in the high season. More information here: https://www.grottadelfico.it/en/home-2/

Bacu Padente: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-10: A scenic tour with varied elements, a car with ground clearance is recommended for the access road (our Renault Kangoo was fine). The access via the ridge was not easy to find, but once on the tour yo...
2025-10-19: Great tour! At the exit of the long slope there is a large parking lot with a bar, which you wouldn't expect to see on the approach. You can even spend the night there. There are also showers. There...
Comment: Ololbizzi
Access: Take the SS125 to Baunei and in the town follow a winding but well-maintained road towards Ristorante del Golgo. After about 9km the asphalt road ends, here continue on a bumpy, narrow sand road towards Cala Sisine. After 6.8km at an information sign turn right towards Ololbizzi where after about 200m you will find various parking facilities.
Return: At the penultimate rocky ledge, cross to the north. Where the ledge narrows, descend along a thin wire rope to a juniper trunk with steps. With the help of the juniper trunk, downclimb over a small overhang and over boulders into the bay. In the cove, pass a narrow, high cave and 50m after that, ascend to the left over a reddish, crumbly wall - the path reveals itself after the first 15 meters of altitude. Briefly ascend to the right, then follow the climbing tracks in an arc into the forest cove directly above the cove. In the southern corner of this forest cove, wedged juniper trunks help you over a smooth wall, then about 50hm of easy climbing until you are back on easier terrain. From here, always follow the stone markers to get back to the parking lot (path correctly entered in openstreetmap). Do not follow the blue colored dots to the right

Bacu Padente: Canyon End
2025-11-10: A scenic tour with varied elements, a car with ground clearance is recommended for the access road (our Renault Kangoo was fine). The access via the ridge was not easy to find, but once on the tour yo...
2025-10-19: Great tour! At the exit of the long slope there is a large parking lot with a bar, which you wouldn't expect to see on the approach. You can even spend the night there. There are also showers. There...
Return: At the penultimate rocky ledge, cross to the north. Where the ledge narrows, descend along a thin wire rope to a juniper trunk with steps. With the help of the juniper trunk, downclimb over a small overhang and over boulders into the bay. In the cove, pass a narrow, high cave and 50m after that, ascend to the left over a reddish, crumbly wall - the path reveals itself after the first 15 meters of altitude. Briefly ascend to the right, then follow the climbing tracks in an arc into the forest cove directly above the cove. In the southern corner of this forest cove, wedged juniper trunks help you over a smooth wall, then about 50hm of easy climbing until you are back on easier terrain. From here, always follow the stone markers to get back to the parking lot (path correctly entered in openstreetmap). Do not follow the blue colored dots to the right

Flumineddu: Canyon Start
2025-12-29: The smooth descent of a group is reported. Re-equipped trail of approach because days ago a big stone falls down and former anchor now is unreachable.
Approach: We head NE, enter an enclosure by means of a wooden ladder and follow a battered track, later a path. It leads us through a side cirque of the Riu Flumineddu - at the exit steeply over rock - down into the streambed.
Tour: We turn downstream (to the right) and walk for about 90 minutes until we reach the first rappel. Now rappel, pools, running sections and easy climbing passages alternate until the gorge finally widens after a series of pools (up to here about 3.5 hours around the river bed). Now you can see the mouth of the Orbisi carved into the rock above a shallow pool on the right. You can exit here, see "way back". Otherwise, we continue the integral ascent and pass 2 larger pools one after the other, which - after prior inspection - may be jumpable. Then we come to the highlight of the tour, an "underground lake", which can rather be described as a pool. You can possibly jump into it (check!) and swim through to the other side of the grotto. If I remember correctly, there was also the option of bypassing the "lake" on the righthand side. Beyond the grotto, there is a rappel into a now wide river bed. We now climb mainly downwards and after some time reach the impressive Gola (canyon) di Goruppu with its high canyon walls. Here we usually meet half-shoe tourists who have walked up here from the bridge where our lower car is parked.

Flumineddu: Canyon End
2025-12-29: The smooth descent of a group is reported. Re-equipped trail of approach because days ago a big stone falls down and former anchor now is unreachable.
Return: Without implementation: If you do not plan an integral climb and therefore do not have a second car parked at the end of the tour, you can get out after the "inflow" of the Orbisi up to the right, comes to a hiking trail, follows first this, then the paved road up to Campos Bargios. One can then get the car (time required about 2 hrs.). With conversion: we take the path that, directly at the exit of the gorge, first climbs steeply to the left, then later descends essentially horizontally on the left slope above the river to the bridge where our lower car is (4500m - 100 min.).

Flumineddu: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-12-29: The smooth descent of a group is reported. Re-equipped trail of approach because days ago a big stone falls down and former anchor now is unreachable.
Approach: We head NE, enter an enclosure by means of a wooden ladder and follow a battered track, later a path. It leads us through a side cirque of the Riu Flumineddu - at the exit steeply over rock - down into the streambed.
Tour: We turn downstream (to the right) and walk for about 90 minutes until we reach the first rappel. Now rappel, pools, running sections and easy climbing passages alternate until the gorge finally widens after a series of pools (up to here about 3.5 hours around the river bed). Now you can see the mouth of the Orbisi carved into the rock above a shallow pool on the right. You can exit here, see "way back". Otherwise, we continue the integral ascent and pass 2 larger pools one after the other, which - after prior inspection - may be jumpable. Then we come to the highlight of the tour, an "underground lake", which can rather be described as a pool. You can possibly jump into it (check!) and swim through to the other side of the grotto. If I remember correctly, there was also the option of bypassing the "lake" on the righthand side. Beyond the grotto, there is a rappel into a now wide river bed. We now climb mainly downwards and after some time reach the impressive Gola (canyon) di Goruppu with its high canyon walls. Here we usually meet half-shoe tourists who have walked up here from the bridge where our lower car is parked.

Flumineddu: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Basically the same approach as for Grotta Donini and Codula Orbisi, but with transposition if you want to go down through the Gola di Goruppu. For the placement of the lower car we drive from Dorgali approximately 1 km on the SS125 in the direction of Passo Genna Siliana (hotel). Here the tunnel towards Cala Gonone turns off to the left. But we stay on the SS125 and after another km (km 200,4 of the SS125) we turn right on a small road. We follow it in the direction of Gola di Goruppu. 5.4 km after leaving the SS125, keep left at the junction, pass the little church of Nostra Signora di Buon Cammino on the left and after another 5 km you will come to the new bridge over the Fiumineddu (Ponte S'Abba Arva). On both sides of the bridge there are parking areas (for at least 6 cars). Even 20m after the bridge we can still park the car for the exit. With the second car we go back to the SS125 and on this road then a good 17 km up to the Passo del Gennargentu (hotel). After the mountain pass continue for another 5.5 km to Genna Croce (900m OD - bar). Here an asphalt road, already dilapidated at the beginning, branches off to the right. Follow this road under rock walls until you reach a plateau. Here keep right and drive north on a sand road. The road is just passable with normal vehicles - but the bottom plate should not be too deep. A destroyed bridge has to be bypassed in the streambed. A few kilometers further we see a fenced off building on the right - Campos Bargios (990m a.s.l.) - 10 km from Genna Croce. Here we take the dirt road to the left past the mud hole heading SE downhill (steep in parts but paved). 1 km after Campos Bargios we come to a clearing ("Sa Gambilonga"). Here we park the second car.
Return: Without implementation: If you do not plan an integral climb and therefore do not have a second car parked at the end of the tour, you can get out after the "inflow" of the Orbisi up to the right, comes to a hiking trail, follows first this, then the paved road up to Campos Bargios. One can then get the car (time required about 2 hrs.). With conversion: we take the path that, directly at the exit of the gorge, first climbs steeply to the left, then later descends essentially horizontally on the left slope above the river to the bridge where our lower car is (4500m - 100 min.).

Flumineddu: Parking at Exit
Access: Basically the same approach as for Grotta Donini and Codula Orbisi, but with transposition if you want to go down through the Gola di Goruppu. For the placement of the lower car we drive from Dorgali approximately 1 km on the SS125 in the direction of Passo Genna Siliana (hotel). Here the tunnel towards Cala Gonone turns off to the left. But we stay on the SS125 and after another km (km 200,4 of the SS125) we turn right on a small road. We follow it in the direction of Gola di Goruppu. 5.4 km after leaving the SS125, keep left at the junction, pass the little church of Nostra Signora di Buon Cammino on the left and after another 5 km you will come to the new bridge over the Fiumineddu (Ponte S'Abba Arva). On both sides of the bridge there are parking areas (for at least 6 cars). Even 20m after the bridge we can still park the car for the exit. With the second car we go back to the SS125 and on this road then a good 17 km up to the Passo del Gennargentu (hotel). After the mountain pass continue for another 5.5 km to Genna Croce (900m OD - bar). Here an asphalt road, already dilapidated at the beginning, branches off to the right. Follow this road under rock walls until you reach a plateau. Here keep right and drive north on a sand road. The road is just passable with normal vehicles - but the bottom plate should not be too deep. A destroyed bridge has to be bypassed in the streambed. A few kilometers further we see a fenced off building on the right - Campos Bargios (990m a.s.l.) - 10 km from Genna Croce. Here we take the dirt road to the left past the mud hole heading SE downhill (steep in parts but paved). 1 km after Campos Bargios we come to a clearing ("Sa Gambilonga"). Here we park the second car.
Return: Without implementation: If you do not plan an integral climb and therefore do not have a second car parked at the end of the tour, you can get out after the "inflow" of the Orbisi up to the right, comes to a hiking trail, follows first this, then the paved road up to Campos Bargios. One can then get the car (time required about 2 hrs.). With conversion: we take the path that, directly at the exit of the gorge, first climbs steeply to the left, then later descends essentially horizontally on the left slope above the river to the bridge where our lower car is (4500m - 100 min.).

Flumineddu: Waypoint
Comment: Hier befindet sich Iscala e Pannella (neu ausgestattet Ende 2025), die sich am Eingang von Flumineddu befindet.
Approach: We head NE, enter an enclosure by means of a wooden ladder and follow a battered track, later a path. It leads us through a side cirque of the Riu Flumineddu - at the exit steeply over rock - down into the streambed.

Flumineddu: Alternative Canyon End

Fuili: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car through the sparse forest in the direction of SE down pathless into the dry gravel bed of the stream.
Tour: At the beginning and at the exit each longer hiking route; in between nice narrow section.

Fuili: Canyon End
2025-09-24: Very disappointing the supposedly rewarding middle part are exactly 2 abseils where you are through within less than 15 minutes which is really not much for a canyon of about 2 hours. Before and after...
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Return: Once you reach the sea, left up to the road.

Fuili: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-24: Very disappointing the supposedly rewarding middle part are exactly 2 abseils where you are through within less than 15 minutes which is really not much for a canyon of about 2 hours. Before and after...
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Approach: From the car through the sparse forest in the direction of SE down pathless into the dry gravel bed of the stream.
Tour: At the beginning and at the exit each longer hiking route; in between nice narrow section.

Fuili: Parking at Entry
Access: From Dorgali, head south on the SS 125. Shortly after leaving Dorgali, turn left through a tunnel in the direction of Cala Gonone. At the traffic circle at the beginning of Cala Gonone, turn right at the signpost for Spiaggia - Caletta Fuili. After 850m on this road (Via Laconi Renzo), turn right again onto Viale Bue Marino and continue for approx. 2.5 km to the exit above the bay above Codula Fuili. Park one car here. Take the second car back and drive up towards the tunnel. 1.3 km after the large traffic circle, turn left (signposted 'Agriturismo Nuraghe Mannu') and drive south on the concrete road. At the top, past the agriturismo, you can see the canyon below on the left. 4.2 km after turning off the main road, we see a building on the right and park the second car somewhere here. If you are worried about orientation problems, you can continue along the track until it crosses the generally dry streambed and then get in here.
Return: Once you reach the sea, left up to the road.

Fuili: Parking at Exit
Access: From Dorgali, head south on the SS 125. Shortly after leaving Dorgali, turn left through a tunnel in the direction of Cala Gonone. At the traffic circle at the beginning of Cala Gonone, turn right at the signpost for Spiaggia - Caletta Fuili. After 850m on this road (Via Laconi Renzo), turn right again onto Viale Bue Marino and continue for approx. 2.5 km to the exit above the bay above Codula Fuili. Park one car here. Take the second car back and drive up towards the tunnel. 1.3 km after the large traffic circle, turn left (signposted 'Agriturismo Nuraghe Mannu') and drive south on the concrete road. At the top, past the agriturismo, you can see the canyon below on the left. 4.2 km after turning off the main road, we see a building on the right and park the second car somewhere here. If you are worried about orientation problems, you can continue along the track until it crosses the generally dry streambed and then get in here.
Return: Once you reach the sea, left up to the road.

Fuili: Alternative Canyon Start1
Approach: From the car through the sparse forest in the direction of SE down pathless into the dry gravel bed of the stream.
Tour: At the beginning and at the exit each longer hiking route; in between nice narrow section.

Badde Pentumas: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the signposts to the remains of the Nuragic village of Sos Carros. After Sos Carros, we follow the gravel road for a few meters and look for tracks and cairns to guide us south of the ditch coming down from above. If we don't find them or lose them again during the ascent, we keep heading west up the karstic slope. At an altitude of between 350m above sea level and 400m above sea level, we come across a relatively clear path coming from the right and heading uphill to the left (SSW). We follow it, pass a shepherd's hut and finally reach a ridge. We now descend on the other side and turn left downhill in the wide valley we have now reached. At a fork, we stay left and reach the entry point. If you shy away from the pathless ascent at the beginning, you can follow the slope that leads north from the parking lot. After 1400m, a slope branches off to the left uphill, which we follow. 260m above sea level, we come to a house, where the slope exits, but continues on a path that crosses the slope in a southerly direction, slightly uphill. This is the same path that we tried to reach without a path from the Nuraghe settlement upwards. This path and the subsequent ascent are clearly marked on Nop's riding and hiking map of the island, which can be downloaded free of charge from the Internet. In this map section - to be found here under photos - I have also marked my suggested approach (red dashed line, corresponds to the sketch in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina) and that of Corrado Conca (blue-green dashed line - to be found in his book).
Tour: At the beginning, the descent is downhill over natural rock. After the first rappel, you come to the edge of a pool, which can be climbed around - as can all the following ones. There are a total of 13 rappels on the varied descent. In the lowest third, a path leads off to the right to a very interesting via ferrata - Via Ferrata di Badde Pentumas C/D (see weblinks) If you want to avoid the via ferrata, you can descend an additional 7m along the right bank of the streambed. Additional time required approx. 75min

Badde Pentumas: Canyon End
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Return: We come to a gravel road and follow it to the left (in a northerly direction) to the car.

Badde Pentumas: Parking at Entry
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Access: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, turn right off the SP46 for 4.3 km from the point where the eastern exit from Oliena joins the ring road and continue for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. This is followed by an ascent on a narrow tarred road, which later turns into a gravel road. After 4.4 km we come to a Y-junction. Both branches of the road lead to the destination, the one on the left is busier and in slightly better condition. We follow the signs for "Su Oche" and 2.7 km after the junction we come to a house where tickets for the surrounding caves and archaeological sites are sold. Sights are sold. We park the car in the large parking lot.
Return: We come to a gravel road and follow it to the left (in a northerly direction) to the car.

Badde Pentumas: Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, turn right off the SP46 for 4.3 km from the point where the eastern exit from Oliena joins the ring road and continue for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. This is followed by an ascent on a narrow tarred road, which later turns into a gravel road. After 4.4 km we come to a Y-junction. Both branches of the road lead to the destination, the one on the left is busier and in slightly better condition. We follow the signs for "Su Oche" and 2.7 km after the junction we come to a house where tickets for the surrounding caves and archaeological sites are sold. Sights are sold. We park the car in the large parking lot.
Return: We come to a gravel road and follow it to the left (in a northerly direction) to the car.

Caddaris: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the slope behind the iron gate, after 50 m in the first left bend turn right and on a dirt road to the opening meadow. Keeping to the right (north) on this, descend over the fence to the streambed (rope in if necessary).
Tour: A few small rappels, with longer sections in between, partly on solid basalt rock. After reaching the Flumineddu, it is a good idea to first walk downhill to the attractive passage where the Flumineddu flows between white limestone walls. Turn back at the base of the reservoir.

Caddaris: Canyon End
Comment: possible de continuer quelques cents metres dans Flumineddu vers la-bas et retour (descente)
Return: It was not easy to find in the past. After the mouth of the Caddari in the Flumineddu, walk uphill for approx. 700 m to the next side valley cut in the eastern flank (Riu Stiporo). Ascend in the streambed of the side stream. Sometimes. the streambed of the Stiporo was not clearly recognizable from the Fiumineddu, because the water disappears under gravel banks at the edge of the Flumineddu and there is no visible indentation of the streambed. The path climbed up to below the rock face. Here you had to cross to the right (southwards) to the rocky ridge and on this or in the hollow behind it up to the plateau. Here you meet a dirt road and follow this, and later the adjoining slope, back to the iron gate. At Corrado Conca (ibid.) there is an alternative shuttle. Then there was apparently also an easier to find and shorter exit at the exit of the canyon on the right: (my knowledge of Italian is not sufficient for a precise translation). This is all history now that a track has been laid down to the Flumineddu, apparently to take the transported gravel out of the Flumineddu before it fills the reservoir. This track starts about 1 km downstream from the mouth of the Caddaris and goes up to the right. This is an easy and relatively pleasant way up to the tarred road. If a second car is available and the condition of the track is suitable for driving on, you could drive the second car down the track for the exit, possibly even as far as Flumineddu (see location map in the "Photo gallery"). On the maps, the exit from the Fiumineddu is in the reservoir, but it should rarely be filled at this point. If it is, as in the photo of one of my ascents (see gallery), then just wade and swim to the exit on the slope.

Caddaris: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the southwestern ring road around Dorgali, turn west directly at the supermarket 'Beretti', pass the cemetery and keep going slightly downhill until you reach the bridge over the Caddaris. About 50 m further on, in the widening of a left-hand bend, park the car on the right-hand side of the road.
Return: It was not easy to find in the past. After the mouth of the Caddari in the Flumineddu, walk uphill for approx. 700 m to the next side valley cut in the eastern flank (Riu Stiporo). Ascend in the streambed of the side stream. Sometimes. the streambed of the Stiporo was not clearly recognizable from the Fiumineddu, because the water disappears under gravel banks at the edge of the Flumineddu and there is no visible indentation of the streambed. The path climbed up to below the rock face. Here you had to cross to the right (southwards) to the rocky ridge and on this or in the hollow behind it up to the plateau. Here you meet a dirt road and follow this, and later the adjoining slope, back to the iron gate. At Corrado Conca (ibid.) there is an alternative shuttle. Then there was apparently also an easier to find and shorter exit at the exit of the canyon on the right: (my knowledge of Italian is not sufficient for a precise translation). This is all history now that a track has been laid down to the Flumineddu, apparently to take the transported gravel out of the Flumineddu before it fills the reservoir. This track starts about 1 km downstream from the mouth of the Caddaris and goes up to the right. This is an easy and relatively pleasant way up to the tarred road. If a second car is available and the condition of the track is suitable for driving on, you could drive the second car down the track for the exit, possibly even as far as Flumineddu (see location map in the "Photo gallery"). On the maps, the exit from the Fiumineddu is in the reservoir, but it should rarely be filled at this point. If it is, as in the photo of one of my ascents (see gallery), then just wade and swim to the exit on the slope.

Caddaris: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: sortie de Flumine, du (ruisseau vers le-haut) (descente)
Return: It was not easy to find in the past. After the mouth of the Caddari in the Flumineddu, walk uphill for approx. 700 m to the next side valley cut in the eastern flank (Riu Stiporo). Ascend in the streambed of the side stream. Sometimes. the streambed of the Stiporo was not clearly recognizable from the Fiumineddu, because the water disappears under gravel banks at the edge of the Flumineddu and there is no visible indentation of the streambed. The path climbed up to below the rock face. Here you had to cross to the right (southwards) to the rocky ridge and on this or in the hollow behind it up to the plateau. Here you meet a dirt road and follow this, and later the adjoining slope, back to the iron gate. At Corrado Conca (ibid.) there is an alternative shuttle. Then there was apparently also an easier to find and shorter exit at the exit of the canyon on the right: (my knowledge of Italian is not sufficient for a precise translation). This is all history now that a track has been laid down to the Flumineddu, apparently to take the transported gravel out of the Flumineddu before it fills the reservoir. This track starts about 1 km downstream from the mouth of the Caddaris and goes up to the right. This is an easy and relatively pleasant way up to the tarred road. If a second car is available and the condition of the track is suitable for driving on, you could drive the second car down the track for the exit, possibly even as far as Flumineddu (see location map in the "Photo gallery"). On the maps, the exit from the Fiumineddu is in the reservoir, but it should rarely be filled at this point. If it is, as in the photo of one of my ascents (see gallery), then just wade and swim to the exit on the slope.

Caddaris: Waypoint
Comment: Monter maintenant vers l\'Est (descente)
Approach: Take the slope behind the iron gate, after 50 m in the first left bend turn right and on a dirt road to the opening meadow. Keeping to the right (north) on this, descend over the fence to the streambed (rope in if necessary).

Caddaris: Waypoint1
Comment: Arriver à la piste et continuer vers le Nord (descente)
Approach: Take the slope behind the iron gate, after 50 m in the first left bend turn right and on a dirt road to the opening meadow. Keeping to the right (north) on this, descend over the fence to the streambed (rope in if necessary).

Caddaris: Waypoint2
Comment: traverser au-dessous de parois vers sud (à droite) (descente)

Caddaris: Waypoint3
Comment: Ausstieg aus dem Stauseebereich des Flumineddu auf die Piste nach Dorgali

Caddaris: Parking at Exit
Comment: bei Umsetzung wie von Conca vorgeschlagen (4WD ?)
Access: From the southwestern ring road around Dorgali, turn west directly at the supermarket 'Beretti', pass the cemetery and keep going slightly downhill until you reach the bridge over the Caddaris. About 50 m further on, in the widening of a left-hand bend, park the car on the right-hand side of the road.

Fium Orbu: Canyon Start
Approach: Down the path, then straight ahead over the Regalo side stream. Now follow the path along the orographic left bank of the Flius until an easy access route opens up.
Tour: First there are a few slides and jumps (which can also be repeated), followed by an increasingly tiring river walk in the "Defilé de Strette", which can be ended in many places, at the latest 200m before the bridge at the root of the Sampolo reservoir. The entire route should only be walked at low water in midsummer.

Fium Orbu: Parking at Entry
Comment: beim Y-Baum
Access: On the Ghisoni - Ghisonaccia road (D344). 2.2 km after the center of Ghisoni (town hall) we come to the Y-tree on the right of the road - http://mw2.google.com/mw-panoramio/photos/medium/4913016.jpg - and look for a place to park our car. If we have a second car available, we drive another 5.5 km from the Y-tree and park the second car about 200 m before the bridge at the root of the Sampolo reservoir.
Return: On the road either with our second car or One fetches the car by auto stop.

Fium Orbu: Canyon End
Return: On the road either with our second car or One fetches the car by auto stop.

Su Codulone: Canyon Start
Approach: see https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/su-codulone-16480755
Tour: see videos; abseiling sequence: 6 -6 -12 (can be bypassed on the left, no anchor) - walking passages 8 - 6+42 - 5+45

Su Codulone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: The same approach as for Bidighinzu and Badde Dorené: coming from Nuoro or Oliena, 4.3 km from the point where the eastern exit of Oliena joins the ring road, we turn right off the SP46 and continue for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, we turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. There follows a climb on a narrow tarred road that later becomes a dirt road. After 4.4 km we come to a Y-junction. We take the one on the left. Where it goes away to the right to the Grotta di sa Oche (2.2 km after the Y-junction), we go straight on always on the "main track", ignoring the tracks going off to the right and after about 4 km (from the Y-junction) we come to a widening on the right of the track, where we park our car. A few meters further, the track crosses the stream su Codulone.
Return: First in the streambed further downhill, then slightly left uphill to the approach path. On this back to the car

Su Codulone: Canyon End
Return: First in the streambed further downhill, then slightly left uphill to the approach path. On this back to the car

Badde Dorone: Canyon Start
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Approach: Several possibilities, see: (via Riu su Codulone/Doloverre) (via Tiscali) (ascent near the stream on a hiking trail) The Su Piggiu de Predungianu (II+) wall ascent from the Codula S'Ozzastru valley is a beautiful but challenging approach option. On the sand road branching off to the southwest, soon take a path into the Codula S'Ozzastru valley. First next to the canyon, then in the streambed until the dry bed of the Badde Dorone flows in from the left. Continue uphill in the canyon until you can climb under the wall to the left at a cairn. Ascend in a left-hand bend and ascend on a long ledge through the wall. After an exposed slab, keep straight or slightly left and ascend over steep but grippy slabs. Cairns and bolts on the most difficult passages. At the top, descend keeping right and descend along small cairns into the Badde Dorone valley. After a short descent, you will reach the first abseil point (the path goes left via the Walcholder steps)
Tour: C10 right Hiking C15 right C14 right C12 left C7 right From here only downclimb, path left.

Badde Dorone: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Same approach as for Bidighinzu and Codulone: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, turn right off the SP46 4.3 km from the point where the eastern exit of Oliena joins the bypass and continue for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. This is followed by an ascent on a narrow tarred road, which later turns into a sand road. After 4.4 km we come to a Y-junction. We take the one on the left. Where it goes off to the right to the Grotta di sa Oche (2.2 km after the Y-junction), we continue straight ahead on the "main road" to the end of the valley. A few meters further on, the track crosses a dry streambed.
Return: Follow the hiking trail out of the valley to the access road, short downclimbs. On the way back you pass the sometimes open Sa Honhedda 'e Sa Hessa cave. After the gate, crawl or stoop briefly into a huge hall with a light window 80m above.

Badde Dorone: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the hiking trail out of the valley to the access road, short downclimbs. On the way back you pass the sometimes open Sa Honhedda 'e Sa Hessa cave. After the gate, crawl or stoop briefly into a huge hall with a light window 80m above.

Bau Vigo (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road, we follow the track downhill. At a junction, we keep half right downhill. Finally, the track describes a striking left-hand bend. Here we turn half right and descend into the streambed without any problems.
Tour: Emergency exit possible at the bridge if necessary. The tour usually ends at the foot of the high waterfall. A further descent to the confluence with the Riu Irei is also possible. This offers an additional 20m rappel. However, this requires a wide shuttle

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Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn right and follow the clear tracks up to the road; then turn right to the car at the bridge.

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Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn right and follow the clear tracks up to the road; then turn right to the car at the bridge.

Bau Vigo (superiore): Parking at Entry
Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn right and follow the clear tracks up to the road; then turn right to the car at the bridge.

Badde Piras: Canyon Start
Approach: \nWe walk - passing the homestead on the right - towards the mountain flank south of the Badde Piras - chute and climb it in large serpentines (cairns!), see drawing at the beginning of the video: https://youtu.be/n0BPFdpDD8g . Once at the top, head east into the canyon.\n\nAn alternative access from the parking lot for Su Codulone u. Bidighinios:
Tour: See videos! First "start" in the canyon, then abseil sequence: 23m - 14m - 16m - 33m - 18m+52m (or 10m+60m).

Badde Piras: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Nuoro or Oliena, we turn right from the SP46 for 4.3 km from the point where the eastern road exit of Oliena joins the ring road and we go for 2.4 km to the Su Cologone spring. About 200m before reaching the large parking lot, we turn right into the Valle di Lanaitto. There follows a climb on a narrow tarred road that later becomes a dirt road. After 3.6 km, a dirt road goes off to the left over a bridge. Here we park our car.
Return: When we have passed the steep gravel cirque, we meet a dirt road that leads us to the approach path. Return to the car on the latter.

Badde Piras: Canyon End
Return: When we have passed the steep gravel cirque, we meet a dirt road that leads us to the approach path. Return to the car on the latter.

Bacu Olcoe: Canyon Start
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Approach: A rough track starts at the location of the second car and takes us eastwards to Bacu Olcoe'. From the exit of the track, it is only a few meters to the streambed.
Tour: Down the streambed we pass 3 wire fences and then come to the first rappel (24m). Further down, we pass a sparse deciduous wood and then reach the final verticals: 20m - 25m - 20m (diagonal abseil). The final 80m rappel can be split (15m+70m) to protect the rope. Beware of falling rocks in almost every rappel due to loose debris. Conclusion: a superiore amount of rappels for actually only the last beautiful 80m rappel. Sharp edges. Not in bad weather, wind, rain as there is a high risk of falling rocks.

Bacu Olcoe: Canyon End
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Return: At the foot of the rock face, after the last big rappel half-right to the south, we come to the hiking trail that takes us to the car.

Bacu Olcoe: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 to Baunei. We pass through the town and 1.5 km after the end of the town we turn left off the SS125 onto a road that takes us down to Pietra Longa. After 3.6 km and about 260m before reaching the large parking lot at the end of the road, the trail "Selvaggio Blue" branches off from the road. On it we will come back at the exit of the tour. We will look for a suitable parking place, perhaps the large parking lot at the end of the road.\n\to move the car for the exit see Google map in the "Photo Gallery".
Return: At the foot of the rock face, after the last big rappel half-right to the south, we come to the hiking trail that takes us to the car.

Bacu Olcoe: Parking at Exit
Access: From Dorgali we take the SS125 to Baunei. We pass through the town and 1.5 km after the end of the town we turn left off the SS125 onto a road that takes us down to Pietra Longa. After 3.6 km and about 260m before reaching the large parking lot at the end of the road, the trail "Selvaggio Blue" branches off from the road. On it we will come back at the exit of the tour. We will look for a suitable parking place, perhaps the large parking lot at the end of the road.\n\to move the car for the exit see Google map in the "Photo Gallery".
Return: At the foot of the rock face, after the last big rappel half-right to the south, we come to the hiking trail that takes us to the car.

Muru Mannu: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the dirt road - also trail no. 109 - for about 1.8 km (25 min.). We come to a fork in the road and take path 113 (sentiero Piscina Irgas), which first walks over an iron bridge and then climbs steeply. We reach the plateau and have an impressive view of the granite basin of the Rio Oridda with the almost 40m high waterfall. The path continues to climb and walks along the eastern side of a flat rocky cone into a wooded hollow. Here (665m alt.) we leave the indistinct trail, cross the forest in the hollow slightly ascending to the ridge beyond the hollow (680m alt.). To the north rises a rocky cone. We pass immediately first slightly downhill under this cone on the left and meet here a slope that also goes up from below (GPS: 39°24'43.39 "N / 8°37'35.78 "E ) - 665m old. On the track now always in northwestern direction along the ridge or just below it, until it meets another track on the saddle Genna de Muru Mannu (GPS: 39°25'25.92 "N / 8°36'32.21 "E) - 761m old. Follow this road in northeastern direction downhill until the first leftward haipin bend. Here we leave the track and follow the faint tracks in the chute down into the streambed.\n\nAlternatively, we can stay on the path above the basin of the Oridda waterfall and descend in a southerly direction into the high valley of Riu Oridda. Here we meet a dirt road beyond the stream. We follow it to the northwest, change at a junction to the right to the orographic left side of the stream and on this track we also reach the saddle Genna de Muru Mannu. Then continue as described above. This path is perhaps easier to find and perhaps more comfortable, but the views of the other access are then lost (see sketch in "Photo Gallery").\n\nAnother access possibility opens also from the north side and namely from the places where you also approach the Riu Linas: (see also at the Riu Linas - description).
Tour: First about 1 hour in the streambed down, then 3 rappel (22-10-67). After the high rappel on tracks on the left slope down to the confluence of Rio Linas and Rio Cannisoni.

Muru Mannu: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Villacidro we follow the signs "Monti Mannu". This brings us to the Lago di Leni/Lago di Montmannu reservoir and we ride along its northern shore. A bridge brings us to the other bank of a riverbed. We continue along the shore of the reservoir until we reach its southern root, where we cross another streambed. After the bridge, we turn right onto a dirt road and continue following the signs for "Monti Mannu". We follow the forest road for 5.5 km, passing a group of hares on the left, and later a tree nursery on the righthand side. On the left we see the skeleton of a metal footbridge over the Rio Cannisoni. Here we park the car (see Google-map in "photo gallery").
Return: Here a little further down the stream, then we come to the hiking trail "109" (red-white marking) and follow this down the valley to the car.

Muru Mannu: Canyon End
Return: Here a little further down the stream, then we come to the hiking trail "109" (red-white marking) and follow this down the valley to the car.

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie au pont (descente)
Return: Exit at the bridge onto the road.

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Canyon Start
Approach: Then we walk on the road 600m back in directionong north and then take the right off track upwards. The exit ends and we follow tracks towards the stream. The last meters we are not spared the undergrowth (see "access" in "Photo Gallery").\n\nAlternative access:
Tour: Only 3 rappel (18m-7m-20m), but probably the only rappel in Sardinia over basalt. IdR water flow poor, so best after heavy rain. See video.\n\nMan can "attach" the part below the bridge to the sea, arriving at the sea would be the highlight. Ascent to the road via the orographic. right slope.

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie à la mer (descente)
Return: Exit at the bridge onto the road.

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Navette pas nécessaire (descente)
Access: We drive from Alghero on the SP105 a good 17 km (measured from the outskirts of the city) south in the direction of Bosa. In a wide right turn, the road crosses the Riu Istrampu de su Segnore. We park our car on the north side of the bridge (see "Approach" in "Photo Gallery").
Return: Exit at the bridge onto the road.

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive from Alghero on the SP105 a good 17 km (measured from the outskirts of the city) south in the direction of Bosa. In a wide right turn, the road crosses the Riu Istrampu de su Segnore. We park our car on the north side of the bridge (see "Approach" in "Photo Gallery").

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Waypoint
Comment: Départ de l\'approche (descente)
Approach: Then we walk on the road 600m back in directionong north and then take the right off track upwards. The exit ends and we follow tracks towards the stream. The last meters we are not spared the undergrowth (see "access" in "Photo Gallery").\n\nAlternative access:

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : Piste à droite (descente)
Approach: Then we walk on the road 600m back in directionong north and then take the right off track upwards. The exit ends and we follow tracks towards the stream. The last meters we are not spared the undergrowth (see "access" in "Photo Gallery").\n\nAlternative access:

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Waypoint2
Comment: 3 : continuer vers l\'est (descente)

Riu Istrampudesu Segnore: Waypoint3
Comment: 4 : Retour vers route (sortie 2) (descente)

Siccu: Canyon Start
Approach: First descend on the left dirt road, always towards the large gulch. When the downward (goat) paths end, the descent begins (about 750m alt.). See in "Photo gallery
Tour: Now we walk down the chute until sth at altitude 550m. Here begins the big vertical. First a smaller step (12m), then the 150m descent (28m, 45m/35m, 45m). After each walk and downclimb there is a 17m and 12m rappel. See in "Photo gallery

Siccu: Canyon End
Return: Only at about 155m altitude (GPS 40°32'48.72 "N / 9°39'20.71 "E ) you finally leave the streambed and keep going downhill exactly in southern direction, first passing under some trees. You pass a house and now go downhill along the dirt road, then along the dirt road to the car. See in "Photo Gallery"\nIf you miss the designated exit point, you can also get off a little later, then turn left, there in the descent also comes on a slope that leads down and - after a streambed crossing - on the other mentioned slope and so to the car.

Siccu: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nuoro on the highway in the direction of Olbia. After about 43 km we leave the highway through the exit Siniscola South. Access around parking of the car for the exit see in "photo gallery".\nImplementation see in "photo gallery".
Return: Only at about 155m altitude (GPS 40°32'48.72 "N / 9°39'20.71 "E ) you finally leave the streambed and keep going downhill exactly in southern direction, first passing under some trees. You pass a house and now go downhill along the dirt road, then along the dirt road to the car. See in "Photo Gallery"\nIf you miss the designated exit point, you can also get off a little later, then turn left, there in the descent also comes on a slope that leads down and - after a streambed crossing - on the other mentioned slope and so to the car.

Siccu: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nuoro on the highway in the direction of Olbia. After about 43 km we leave the highway through the exit Siniscola South. Access around parking of the car for the exit see in "photo gallery".\nImplementation see in "photo gallery".
Return: Only at about 155m altitude (GPS 40°32'48.72 "N / 9°39'20.71 "E ) you finally leave the streambed and keep going downhill exactly in southern direction, first passing under some trees. You pass a house and now go downhill along the dirt road, then along the dirt road to the car. See in "Photo Gallery"\nIf you miss the designated exit point, you can also get off a little later, then turn left, there in the descent also comes on a slope that leads down and - after a streambed crossing - on the other mentioned slope and so to the car.

Canalede Urgua: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the mule track on the left. It leads us - past a ruined house - into the streambed of Gutturu Fenugu. We cross the stream and follow the tracks on the other bank uphill - see in detail the GPS points in (page 3,4, "Avvincamento").
Tour: * (page 5, "Discesa). The C50 can be broken: 25/20

Canalede Urgua: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Ausstieg Gutturu Fenugu sowie Parkplatz für Anmarsch und Ausstieg Canale de Urgua
Access: From Gonnosfaniga we take Via Pietro Bonelli and follow the sign "Santa Severa". At the chapel we take the road that runs first uin northwestern direction. After 950m we take the dirt road to the hamlet of Togoro. !,3 km after that we come to a junction where we turn right. Another 2.5 km further on a dirt road goes off to the left. Here we park the car.
Return: A few meters after the Canale de Urgua joins the Gutturu Fenugu, the canyon widens and a small forest covers the bottom. Here, on the left side of the stream, a clearly visible mule track begins to lead out to the access road. This is reached by the car.

Canalede Urgua: Canyon End
Return: A few meters after the Canale de Urgua joins the Gutturu Fenugu, the canyon widens and a small forest covers the bottom. Here, on the left side of the stream, a clearly visible mule track begins to lead out to the access road. This is reached by the car.

Gutturu Fenugu: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the slope down to the left and come directly to the stream (entry)
Tour: Lots of walking and downclimbing, 4 rappels (max. 28m), some slides (see in detail )

Gutturu Fenugu: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Ausstieg Gutturu Fenugu sowie Parkplatz für Anmarsch und Ausstieg Canale de Urgua
Access: From Gonnosfaniga we take Via Pietro Bonelli and follow the sign "Santa Severa". At the chapel we take the road that runs first uin northwestern direction. After 950m we take the dirt road to the hamlet of Togoro. !,3 km after that we come to a junction where we turn right. Another 2.5 km further on a dirt road turns off to the left. Here we park the car for the exit.\n\nWith the second car we continue the track. In serpentines it goes uphill. 2,1 km after the lower parking lot we park the second car for the access.
Return: A few meters after the Canale de Urgua enters from the right, the canyon widens and a small forest covers the bottom. Here, on the left side of the stream, a clearly recognizable mule track begins to lead out to the approach road. This is reached at "P1".

Gutturu Fenugu: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg Gutturu Fenugu
Access: From Gonnosfaniga we take Via Pietro Bonelli and follow the sign "Santa Severa". At the chapel we take the road that runs first uin northwestern direction. After 950m we take the dirt road to the hamlet of Togoro. !,3 km after that we come to a junction where we turn right. Another 2.5 km further on a dirt road turns off to the left. Here we park the car for the exit.\n\nWith the second car we continue the track. In serpentines it goes uphill. 2,1 km after the lower parking lot we park the second car for the access.
Return: A few meters after the Canale de Urgua enters from the right, the canyon widens and a small forest covers the bottom. Here, on the left side of the stream, a clearly recognizable mule track begins to lead out to the approach road. This is reached at "P1".

Gutturu Fenugu: Canyon End
Return: A few meters after the Canale de Urgua enters from the right, the canyon widens and a small forest covers the bottom. Here, on the left side of the stream, a clearly recognizable mule track begins to lead out to the approach road. This is reached at "P1".

Almadra: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Descendu en intégral après les pluies torrentielles de janvier et surtout un bon orage du samedi. Partie sup froide, la température de...
Approach: Follow the road along the shore of the reservoir until you reach the dam wall. From here, follow the hiking trail towards the Almadra valley as far as the tunnel entrance - before the tunnel, descend to the right into the streambed, which you reach before a waterfall step. See also If you join the trail from below, take the described way back.
Tour: The first waterfall is one of the most beautiful - 8m high and decorated with bizarre tufa formations. The waterfall is followed by a longer walking passages until the canyon narrows again and becomes steeper. Drops of up to 20m, with possible jumps of up to 8m when the pools are full. Exit at the 'Font des Pi' spring (open area with forest and clear climbing tracks to the right). It is also possible to descend further to the point where the stream crosses the GR221 (390m alt.). See

Almadra: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Descendu en intégral après les pluies torrentielles de janvier et surtout un bon orage du samedi. Partie sup froide, la température de...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Cubér Stausee
Access: From Soller, head towards Lluc, after the tunnel at the top of the pass, drive past a military base to the Cubér reservoir. There is a large parking lot for hikers here. It is also possible to approach from the valley in the direction of Lloseta: See also Refugi Tossals parking lot.
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Almadra: Parking Entry and Exit1
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Descendu en intégral après les pluies torrentielles de janvier et surtout un bon orage du samedi. Partie sup froide, la température de...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg von unten, Anfahrt aus Richtung Lloseta. Wanderparkplatz füe Refugi Tossals
Access: From Soller, head towards Lluc, after the tunnel at the top of the pass, drive past a military base to the Cubér reservoir. There is a large parking lot for hikers here. It is also possible to approach from the valley in the direction of Lloseta: See also Refugi Tossals parking lot.
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Almadra: Canyon End
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Coanegra: Canyon Start
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra 1ère cascade avec un petit filet puis sec malgré les pluies de la nuit.Equipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
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2025-04-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra C'est la fin, 1 saut et tob restent possibles.Équipement bas et peu efficace. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Approach: Follow the marked hiking trail towards Santa Maria through a wide valley to the stream. Several karst springs emerge here, which soon plunge into the depths over a 25m waterfall, the Salt des Freu. Depending on your preference, you can enter above or below the waterfall. If the entry is below, a 30m rope is sufficient for the rest of the route.
Tour: The 25m Salt des Freu is followed by another 15m waterfall (both can be bypassed on the left bank) before a longer walking passages begins with a few jumps and slides (if not dry). After about 400m the valley narrows again and the actual canyon begins with a 4m jump into a narrow basin. In the gorge there are many low rappel/jump passages up to max. 15m. Exit after a 5m drop formed by a large rock (slide right or rappel left). A gate in a fence is visible on the left.

Coanegra: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra 1ère cascade avec un petit filet puis sec malgré les pluies de la nuit.Equipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-05-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra (Quelle:
2025-04-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra C'est la fin, 1 saut et tob restent possibles.Équipement bas et peu efficace. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Beginn Wanderweg
Access: From Palma de Mallorca, follow the road towards Soller. Turn right at Bunyola and follow a winding road towards Orient. After the mountain pass, drive up several more hairpin bends before you can park after the last leftward haipin bend. It is also possible to approach from below from Santa Maria de Cami (http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3901753 ) See also parking lot
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Coanegra: Parking Entry and Exit1
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra 1ère cascade avec un petit filet puis sec malgré les pluies de la nuit.Equipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-05-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra (Quelle:
2025-04-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra C'est la fin, 1 saut et tob restent possibles.Équipement bas et peu efficace. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Comment: Parkplatz für die Anfahrt von unten, von Santa Maria del Cami. Nicht am Ende der Zufahrtsstraße parken, da dort beengte Sitution.
Access: From Palma de Mallorca, follow the road towards Soller. Turn right at Bunyola and follow a winding road towards Orient. After the mountain pass, drive up several more hairpin bends before you can park after the last leftward haipin bend. It is also possible to approach from below from Santa Maria de Cami (http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3901753 ) See also parking lot
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Coanegra: Canyon End
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Biniaraix: Canyon Start
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2025-05-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Canyon toujours sympa avec pas mal de beaux rappels. ras sinon. Coule toujours (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Approach: Ascend via the one old, but perfectly restored pilgrimage path through the gorge-like valley. After a small estate, the path approaches the gorge exit - here you can check the (hopefully existing) water level. Continue along the marked trail, which climbs in hairpin bends up the northern slope of the canyon. Where the path meets the stream again is the entry.
Tour: See photos and videos Be careful at rappel points R7 & R8 - At the tuff cone it is better to rappel orographic right.

Biniaraix: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix (Quelle:
2025-05-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Canyon toujours sympa avec pas mal de beaux rappels. ras sinon. Coule toujours (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Access: From the MA11 turn off to Soller, then follow the signs to Biniaraix. Just above the church begins the trail through the 'Barranc de Biniaraix' near an old washhouse. Modest parking for max. 3 cars.
Return: From the last basin cross back to the ascent path and via this back to the parking lot.

Biniaraix: Canyon End
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix (Quelle:
2025-05-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Canyon toujours sympa avec pas mal de beaux rappels. ras sinon. Coule toujours (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Return: From the last basin cross back to the ascent path and via this back to the parking lot.

Rajoli: Canyon Start
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Approach: We take said road and follow it down to a large metal gate. To the right of it there is a crossing. We pass the houses of Es Ratjoli and come to the exit of the track (right view of the sea). Now descend to the left into the streambed of Ratjoli. After a few meters and some rappeling we come to the first - and highest - rappel. Anchor on the left and set back a bit.
Tour: After the 26m rappel, there are many smaller steps, some of which are abseiled and some of which are climbed down. Then you reach the sea, which you can already see after the first rappel. If you climb onto the rock shoulder on the left, you have a beautiful view.

Rajoli: Canyon End
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Return: Either climb back in the "beam" using previously attached ropes or climb back along the edge of the stream. Theoretically, if the sea is calm, there is also the option of swimming north-east along the coast to the next exit point - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7494622. In this case, fins would be useful.

Rajoli: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Access: From Andratx In the southwest of the island, we take the MA-20 towards Estellencs. From the large traffic circle on the outskirts of Andratx, we now drive 6.1 km. A small paved road branches off to the left here, but it is closed to traffic. So we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: Either climb back in the "beam" using previously attached ropes or climb back along the edge of the stream. Theoretically, if the sea is calm, there is also the option of swimming north-east along the coast to the next exit point - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7494622. In this case, fins would be useful.

Rafal: Canyon Start
Approach: From here, a path leads in a SW direction. We follow it for about 160m and pass the paths to the left. Then "our" path bends to the south and after another 150m we come to the streambed near the houses of the hamlet of Rafal. Alternative access:
Tour: After a few meters in the stream, we come to the first rappel (C3), which can also be downclimbed. This is followed by 8 more rappels - some of which are slideable or jumpable.\nThe descent becomes increasingly attractive and exits with a 20m rappel into the main Torrent de Valldemossa stream.

Rafal: Canyon End
Return: No way back, instead further down in the Torrent de Valldemossa - see description there!

Na Mora: Canyon Start
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Approach: From "Balitx d'Avall" do not climb straight into the streambed, but follow the path left. Climb over the fence and continue orographically to the right of the canyon, follow the gravel path for approx. 200m to an open area, here you can easily descend into the canyon (steps in the stone wall). From the lower parking lot: from S'iletta de Can Gordo, follow the path towards the canyon, go over a gate before the second gate and descend briefly to the left to then immediately change to a beautiful path that runs horizontally over the cliffs. Follow the path until you reach a stone with red color markings, turn left down towards es Joncar, the exit from the sea, slightly uphill to the right the path leads to our ascent, the Pas d'es Heura. Follow the path into a saddle below a prominent rock tower (short climbing passage below a rock wall - do not climb up under the wall on the right). Behind the notch, descend fairly straight under the wall on the right, cross the valley and hike towards a rock amphitheater on the other side (cairns). If you only want to walk the lower part of the gorge, you can easily reach the stream here by descending through the valley. Climb over a rock ramp to the upper edge of the rock amphitheater and follow the climbing tracks and cairns for about 200m until you reach a sand road. Either follow this sand road uphill until another road branches off to the left, or onto the secondary ridge that drops into the Balitx valley on its right side and stay on it (stone wall) until you can descend to the right over steep forest terrain. You end up in a mostly dry side ditch which you follow to the Torrent de Na Mora. There is a lot of disseminated grass and sharp-edged rocks - long trousers pay off.
Tour: The Na Mora is a beautiful and not too demanding canyon with some nice pools to jump. Since usually back up through the canyon on fixed ropes, it should not be underestimated in terms of strength. The canyon can be divided (1st part to Cala Ferrera) or further to the sea. The 1st part is very open with only a few narrows. From the middle (Cala Ferrera) the canyon becomes increasingly narrow and continuous. If the water level allows it, the rope can be omitted except for a few places (! only for the descent!) Alternating jumps, downclimb, slide and short swimming passages follow before you reach the sea. Mostly all rappels (12m,6m,10m,9m,10m,5m) are equipped with fixed ropes which allow you to climb back over the ropes (ascenders!) if the way over the sea is not possible. However, you should not rely on the presence of these ropes and take enough rope yourself. \Once at the sea, swim out through a narrow channel, then turn left and swim through two bays before coming ashore in front of a rock about 15m high (impossible even with moderate waves, so watch the weather forecast). Swimming distance about 500m. In the erosion slope above the rock begins a path that leads steeply and with difficulty back to the access path.

Na Mora: Parking at Entry
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Comment: Parkplatz Balitx d'avall am Ende einer langen Sandstrasse - eventuell vorher Parken
Access: From Port de Soller at the 1st traffic circle in the direction of Soller. Drive through the tunnel and continue to the 2nd traffic circle. Turn left here towards Pollenca. Drive past the village of Fornalutx, after a narrow hairpin bend to the right, you will come to the "Mirador de Ses Barques" viewpoint (1st parking possibility). From the asphalt road at the viewpoint, follow the gravel road (large stones and holes!) down to the farmed "Balitx d'Avall" (limited parking possibility). If you want to park here, you should ask beforehand or have something to eat. Alternatively, the route can also be covered on foot (approx. 1 hour). Parking lot at the bottom: Direction Soller through the tunnel, at the traffic circle after the tunnel take the second exit and keep right at the next intersection. Follow this road until a small, steep road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend. Either park here or follow the small road up to the houses of S'iletta de Can Gordo (very narrow, bumpy and narrow hairpin bends).
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Na Mora: Parking at Exit
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Comment: Parkplatz unten, in der Nähe der Häuser von S'iletta de Can Gordo. Schmale, steile Sandstrasse mit engen Kehren (wenige Parkmöglichkeiten am Weg)
Access: From Port de Soller at the 1st traffic circle in the direction of Soller. Drive through the tunnel and continue to the 2nd traffic circle. Turn left here towards Pollenca. Drive past the village of Fornalutx, after a narrow hairpin bend to the right, you will come to the "Mirador de Ses Barques" viewpoint (1st parking possibility). From the asphalt road at the viewpoint, follow the gravel road (large stones and holes!) down to the farmed "Balitx d'Avall" (limited parking possibility). If you want to park here, you should ask beforehand or have something to eat. Alternatively, the route can also be covered on foot (approx. 1 hour). Parking lot at the bottom: Direction Soller through the tunnel, at the traffic circle after the tunnel take the second exit and keep right at the next intersection. Follow this road until a small, steep road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend. Either park here or follow the small road up to the houses of S'iletta de Can Gordo (very narrow, bumpy and narrow hairpin bends).
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Na Mora: Canyon End
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Salt de Vistamar: Canyon Start
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Approach: We follow the course of the stream on the orographic left side to the entry at the level of the abandoned hotel.
Tour: See videos and photos, as well as topographic views!\nAt the penultimate rappel, pass the bushes in the wall on the right, making sure that the rope is also brought to this side in time.

Salt de Vistamar: Canyon End
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Salt de Vistamar: Parking at Entry
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Comment: hotel fermée, mais peut-etre encore interdit (descente)
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further on - now on the MA10 - we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down towards Port de Valldemossa. 4,6 km after the junction we look for a parking place near the right running hairpin bend.\n\nWith the second car we drive back to the junction on the plateau. Here we turn right on the MA10. After 1.2 km we turn right again from the MA10 onto a narrow road. This leads after 400m over "our" brook. At the bridge we park our second car. In most descriptions, an access via the access road to the former hotel from the MA10 is described (among others: ). Since one must overcome here however the access gate and so a forbidden entrance is obvious, an alternative is offered here. For the implementation see Google Earth in "Photo Gallery".
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Salt de Vistamar: Parking at Exit
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further on - now on the MA10 - we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down towards Port de Valldemossa. 4,6 km after the junction we look for a parking place near the right running hairpin bend.\n\nWith the second car we drive back to the junction on the plateau. Here we turn right on the MA10. After 1.2 km we turn right again from the MA10 onto a narrow road. This leads after 400m over "our" brook. At the bridge we park our second car. In most descriptions, an access via the access road to the former hotel from the MA10 is described (among others: ). Since one must overcome here however the access gate and so a forbidden entrance is obvious, an alternative is offered here. For the implementation see Google Earth in "Photo Gallery".
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Muntanya: Canyon Start
2024-03-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Muntanya Descendu en solo, les équiments sont nickels. (Quelle:
Approach: Follow the road for about 2km into the valley floor. We now follow the "GR221" hiking trail for about an hour up to an altitude of approx. 400m. Here you can see a winding road in the olive grove below. Go down to this road and cross to the northwest. Follow the increasingly deteriorating road into the dry streambed (last path). Alternatively, you can follow the GR221 up to an altitude of around 440m, descending to the right in a left-hand bend until you reach the road mentioned above (tracks and a few cairns)
Tour: Dry mini-gorge in wildly karstified and eroded rock scenery. In 2024 the belays were plentiful and in excellent condition. Gorges and open passages alternate. At the penultimate waterfall, hanging belay on the right.

Muntanya: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the canyon, we do not climb out to the right onto the grounds of the houses of Can Melcion, but walk in the streambed (or at best directly along its edge) down to a height of 130m. A massive-looking fence can be bypassed directly in the streambed (metal construction can be moved downstream). Then we can exit to the right on a path crossing the streambed and are immediately on the road and at the car.

Muntanya: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Letzte legale Parkmöglichkeit links der Straße
Access: At the large traffic circle in the northeast of Pollença, we take the MA10 towards Lluc, Soller. After 5.3 km, turn left onto the old road from Pollença to Lluc (Cami vell de Pollença a Lluc). The road is soon only passable for residents, small parking facilities on the left before the bridge.
Return: After the exit of the canyon, we do not climb out to the right onto the grounds of the houses of Can Melcion, but walk in the streambed (or at best directly along its edge) down to a height of 130m. A massive-looking fence can be bypassed directly in the streambed (metal construction can be moved downstream). Then we can exit to the right on a path crossing the streambed and are immediately on the road and at the car.

Verghello: Canyon Start
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Approach: To the left of the stream, we descend a little to the entry point. Then the C21 awaits us. This could be avoided by taking the access via the Bergerie de Piferini. We have to park the car about 500m before the bridge over the Quarceto. A road leads to the Bergerie, from there a path leads down into the stream (see IGN map).
Tour: Further down the Quarceto we come to the watery Verghello. This is followed by a river walk with several possible jumps (including a "forced jump" of 6m) and several more small rappels.

Verghello: Canyon End
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Return: At a huge rocky outcrop in the streambed, we can exit to the left onto a hiking trail that crosses here and get up to the road and the car. If we miss the exit point, the Vecchio awaits us about 350m downstream. We can soon see the bridges downstream. After the old road bridge, clear tracks lead up to the old road on the right. Cross the bridge to the other side of the river and follow the path up to the D723, then left to the car.

Verghello: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Corte on the T(erritoriale)20 we drive about 16.5 km in the direction of Ajaccio. Immediately before the new road bridge over the Vecchio (the "Pont Eiffel" railroad bridge on the right), we turn right onto the D723, which takes us into the Verghello valley. After 350m, we park our car for the exit where a hiking trail comes up from the left. 2.3 km further on we reach the bridge over the Ravin de Quarceto. We park the 2nd car here.
Return: At a huge rocky outcrop in the streambed, we can exit to the left onto a hiking trail that crosses here and get up to the road and the car. If we miss the exit point, the Vecchio awaits us about 350m downstream. We can soon see the bridges downstream. After the old road bridge, clear tracks lead up to the old road on the right. Cross the bridge to the other side of the river and follow the path up to the D723, then left to the car.

Verghello: Parking at Exit
Access: From Corte on the T(erritoriale)20 we drive about 16.5 km in the direction of Ajaccio. Immediately before the new road bridge over the Vecchio (the "Pont Eiffel" railroad bridge on the right), we turn right onto the D723, which takes us into the Verghello valley. After 350m, we park our car for the exit where a hiking trail comes up from the left. 2.3 km further on we reach the bridge over the Ravin de Quarceto. We park the 2nd car here.
Return: At a huge rocky outcrop in the streambed, we can exit to the left onto a hiking trail that crosses here and get up to the road and the car. If we miss the exit point, the Vecchio awaits us about 350m downstream. We can soon see the bridges downstream. After the old road bridge, clear tracks lead up to the old road on the right. Cross the bridge to the other side of the river and follow the path up to the D723, then left to the car.

Verghello: Waypoint
Comment: Jonction QUARCETTO / VERGHIELLO (descente)
Approach: To the left of the stream, we descend a little to the entry point. Then the C21 awaits us. This could be avoided by taking the access via the Bergerie de Piferini. We have to park the car about 500m before the bridge over the Quarceto. A road leads to the Bergerie, from there a path leads down into the stream (see IGN map).

Molinet: Canyon Start
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Approach: See u.
Tour: You are soon in front of the first 28m abseil point which exits above the large 80m drop. After 44m there is an intermediate belay 3m to the right. Then it is another 36m to the ground. At the bottom there are 3 more rappels (42m, 10m and 19m)

Molinet: Canyon End
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Return: Take a path to the left out of the streambed and continue to the Cami vell del Lluc hiking trail

Molinet: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: At the large traffic circle in the northeast of Pollença, we take the MA10 towards Lluc, Soller. After 5.3 km, turn left onto the old road from Pollença to Lluc (Cami vell de Pollença a Lluc). The road is soon only passable for residents, small parking facilities on the left before the bridge.
Return: Take a path to the left out of the streambed and continue to the Cami vell del Lluc hiking trail

Pareis: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the restaurant s'Escorca down the hiking trail into the Torrent de Lluc: Access is also possible via the Torrent d'Esmolar or Gorg Blau/sa Fosca. It is also possible to walk up the valley from sa Calobra and back down again, as well as up the valley with a subsequent ascent on the hiking trail to Escorca.
Tour: Long hikes and downclimbs in a mighty canyon. All climbing passages are well polished by countless hiking boots. Splashes of color and cairns point the way through the labyrinth of rocks. There are usually ropes at the steepest points, but anchors are always available.

Pareis: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".
Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Canyon End
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Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Escorca - oratoire de Sant Pere et petite bar (descente)
Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".
Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Parking at Exit
Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".

Pareis: Waypoint
Comment: arrivée de Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca (descente)
Approach: From the restaurant s'Escorca down the hiking trail into the Torrent de Lluc: Access is also possible via the Torrent d'Esmolar or Gorg Blau/sa Fosca. It is also possible to walk up the valley from sa Calobra and back down again, as well as up the valley with a subsequent ascent on the hiking trail to Escorca.

Esmolar: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue walking on the MA10 for about 550m, then turn right at the first prominent right-hand bend, walk along the edge of the forest and, after entering the forest, follow the tracks to the left into the canyon. See
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video The 55m steps towards the exit of the tour have various climbers (35m/20m is recommended).

Esmolar: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here.
Return: Either down the Pareis to the sea (shuttle) or up the Torrent de Lluc for a few hundred meters and then take the hiking trail on the right up to Esorca, where the car is parked.

Esmolar: Canyon End
Return: Either down the Pareis to the sea (shuttle) or up the Torrent de Lluc for a few hundred meters and then take the hiking trail on the right up to Esorca, where the car is parked.

Guix: Canyon Start
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Approach: 2 possibilities: \n\n1. Either through the monastery complex (for a fee of a few euros, see - also - during opening hours: to the Sa Ferradura viewpoint and then along the wire fence in an easterly direction until the access to the Guix stream valley opens up.\n \n2. We park the car on the edge of the MA10 at the level of the access to the Torrent Son Gallard (450m north of the access to the monastery) and then enter the Guix via the first steps of the Son Gallard and a cross-path. We come to the cross-path after the 8th rappel (13m), if you include the rappel from the road.
Tour: See photos and videos. Abseiling sequence (Guix only): 8m - 15m - 35m - 30m - 7m - 30m -17m. The tour exits at the seashore.

Guix: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave Soller on the MA10 in the direction of Deia. After passing Deia, we continue on the MA10 in the direction of Valldemossa. About 15 km after leaving Soller, we come to the Monestir de Miramar and park our car here.
Return: First follow the tracks of the fishermen along the sea to the left, then on the Cami de ses Vinyes in a WSW direction, following the green arrows. We reach a tarred road, go up 2 hairpin bends on it and then take the path to the north towards the monastery, again marked with green arrows.\nSome maps also show a direct ascent to the monastery on the orographic left side of the Guix (including ), but it would still need to be clarified whether this path is also suitable for the return ascent.

Guix: Canyon End
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Return: First follow the tracks of the fishermen along the sea to the left, then on the Cami de ses Vinyes in a WSW direction, following the green arrows. We reach a tarred road, go up 2 hairpin bends on it and then take the path to the north towards the monastery, again marked with green arrows.\nSome maps also show a direct ascent to the monastery on the orographic left side of the Guix (including ), but it would still need to be clarified whether this path is also suitable for the return ascent.

Gourg des Anelles: Canyon Start
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Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Gourg des Anelles: Parking Entry and Exit
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Gourg des Anelles: Canyon End
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Baoussous: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the road for about 200 m and then turn left onto a path that runs along the edge of an open water pipe. We follow it for less than 10 minutes, then turn away from the canal and descend on clear tracks to the left down to the streambed.
Tour: First hiking in the stream (with slides), then an attractive narrow section at the exit, ending with the "Cascade/Salt de Baoussous".

Baoussous: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the A-9 (Perpignan-Barcelona) at the Le Boulou exit (49 km before the French-Spanish border). Take the D-115 for 6.8 km up the Tech valley to Le Pont de Ceret. We take the Boulevard Simon Battle ring road to the Place de la Liberté in the southern part of the town center. At the western end of the square, we take Rue Des Evadées de France in a southerly direction, turn left after 60 m onto Rue Fontaine Daudet and then left again onto Route Du Balcon de Ceret/Route de Jean Caball. We now drive uphill, come to a hairpin bend with a viewpoint and park our car here.
Return: Now follow the path on the right bank downhill for about 70 m, then cross the streambed to the left. Follow the path until you reach a small rock face, then keep left and follow the clearly marked tracks up to the road where the car is parked. We reach it about 100 m below the car.

Baoussous: Canyon End
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Return: Now follow the path on the right bank downhill for about 70 m, then cross the streambed to the left. Follow the path until you reach a small rock face, then keep left and follow the clearly marked tracks up to the road where the car is parked. We reach it about 100 m below the car.

Taurinya: Canyon Start
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Comment: Départ de la partie aval (décrite dur DC.com) (descente)
Approach: * * * *
Tour: see photos, video and topographic view

Taurinya: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz für Zu- und Ausstieg //Facultatif. Piste reglementée (descente)
Access: * *
Return: * (with conversion)\n * https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/taurinya-3092047 (without conversion)\n * (without conversion)

Taurinya: Canyon End
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Comment: Fin du canyon (après la grande cascade) (descente)
Return: * (with conversion)\n * https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/taurinya-3092047 (without conversion)\n * (without conversion)

Taurinya: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ de la partie amont (non décrite sur DC.com) (descente)
Approach: * * * *
Tour: see photos, video and topographic view

Taurinya: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking facultatif, à utiliser en cas de navette (descente)
Access: * *
Return: * (with conversion)\n * https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/taurinya-3092047 (without conversion)\n * (without conversion)

Taurinya: Parking Entry and Exit2
Comment: Parking de randonnées (descente)

Taurinya: Waypoint
Comment: Départ du sentier depuis la piste (descente)
Approach: * * * *

Taurinya: Waypoint1
Comment: Sortie du sentier de retour sur la piste du Canigou (descente)

Fajet: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bridge, the trail climbs slightly over the grounds of the thermal station up to the railroad station. Cross the tracks here. Immediately after the tracks, the path turns right and climbs gently and evenly up the slope above the tracks. You turn into the Fajet valley and soon reach the stream below a fenced-in water catchment.
Tour: The Fajet is fed by numerous steaming thermal springs and the water has a temperature of 55° C in the pot under the 2nd abseil point. (especially for 'hot showers'!). You can only bathe here because cold water is supplied via a plastic pipe.

Fajet: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne / la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 42 near Perpignan (Perpignan South) and a few km further north take the N-116 towards Prades. Drive past the town (52 km from the A-9) and after another 16 km through Olette. 4 km after Olette, cross the Têt to the orographic right. The thermal station of Thues-les-Bains, the starting point for the tour, is on the left and parking your vehicle here becomes a problem: either on the private grounds of the thermal station - only with the prior consent of the operators - or a few hundred meters up the valley in a parking bay on the edge of the D-116 (when walking back to the thermal station you can see the final waterfall from the D-116).\nParking on the D-116 is strictly prohibited in the vicinity of Thues-les-Bains! A recommended alternative is to take the 'train jaune' (yellow train). It runs through the entire Têt valley and also stops directly in Thues-les-Bains. In summer, riding in the open carriages is an experience in itself.
Return: After crossing under the road, turn right and as soon as possible right up to D-916 (lean part of the stairs against the wall!).

Fajet: Canyon End
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Return: After crossing under the road, turn right and as soon as possible right up to D-916 (lean part of the stairs against the wall!).

Fajet: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Place pour un seul véhicule (descente)
Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne / la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 42 near Perpignan (Perpignan South) and a few km further north take the N-116 towards Prades. Drive past the town (52 km from the A-9) and after another 16 km through Olette. 4 km after Olette, cross the Têt to the orographic right. The thermal station of Thues-les-Bains, the starting point for the tour, is on the left and parking your vehicle here becomes a problem: either on the private grounds of the thermal station - only with the prior consent of the operators - or a few hundred meters up the valley in a parking bay on the edge of the D-116 (when walking back to the thermal station you can see the final waterfall from the D-116).\nParking on the D-116 is strictly prohibited in the vicinity of Thues-les-Bains! A recommended alternative is to take the 'train jaune' (yellow train). It runs through the entire Têt valley and also stops directly in Thues-les-Bains. In summer, riding in the open carriages is an experience in itself.
Return: After crossing under the road, turn right and as soon as possible right up to D-916 (lean part of the stairs against the wall!).

Fajet: Parking Entry and Exit2
Comment: Place pour deux véhicules (descente)
Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne / la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 42 near Perpignan (Perpignan South) and a few km further north take the N-116 towards Prades. Drive past the town (52 km from the A-9) and after another 16 km through Olette. 4 km after Olette, cross the Têt to the orographic right. The thermal station of Thues-les-Bains, the starting point for the tour, is on the left and parking your vehicle here becomes a problem: either on the private grounds of the thermal station - only with the prior consent of the operators - or a few hundred meters up the valley in a parking bay on the edge of the D-116 (when walking back to the thermal station you can see the final waterfall from the D-116).\nParking on the D-116 is strictly prohibited in the vicinity of Thues-les-Bains! A recommended alternative is to take the 'train jaune' (yellow train). It runs through the entire Têt valley and also stops directly in Thues-les-Bains. In summer, riding in the open carriages is an experience in itself.

Fajet: Waypoint
Comment: Passage sous le pont du train jaune (descente)
Approach: From the bridge, the trail climbs slightly over the grounds of the thermal station up to the railroad station. Cross the tracks here. Immediately after the tracks, the path turns right and climbs gently and evenly up the slope above the tracks. You turn into the Fajet valley and soon reach the stream below a fenced-in water catchment.

Cady: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now walk down the forest path towards Co du cheval mort until, after about 160 m, a sign points the way to the Gorges du Cady. The path leads us down to the streambed of the Cady. We enter below the path (see also ).
Tour: A total of 13 rappels, many slides and several possible jumps.\nSee also photos, videos and topographic view

Cady: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Auto für Ausstieg
Access: From Perpignan on the N 116 into the Têt valley in the direction of Prades. 47.2 km after the A 9 highway, we pass Prades and reach the traffic circle at Villefranche de Conflent. Here we turn onto the D116 and head south via Vernet Les Bains up to Casteil (7.5 km from the traffic circle).\nWe continue on the Route des Mariailles towards Col de Jou. After about 500 m, the road crosses the Cady stream. We park the lower car here.\nThe second car takes us further up to the Col de Jou (1125 m above sea level). We drive about 2.7 km in the direction of Refuge de Mariailles, Font Freda to an elongated parking lot for about 20 vehicles (about 300m after Font Freda). We park the top car here (see also ).
Return: As soon as we see the path on the right bank, we exit onto it and hike down to the parking lot of the car below.

Cady: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Auto für den Zustieg
Access: From Perpignan on the N 116 into the Têt valley in the direction of Prades. 47.2 km after the A 9 highway, we pass Prades and reach the traffic circle at Villefranche de Conflent. Here we turn onto the D116 and head south via Vernet Les Bains up to Casteil (7.5 km from the traffic circle).\nWe continue on the Route des Mariailles towards Col de Jou. After about 500 m, the road crosses the Cady stream. We park the lower car here.\nThe second car takes us further up to the Col de Jou (1125 m above sea level). We drive about 2.7 km in the direction of Refuge de Mariailles, Font Freda to an elongated parking lot for about 20 vehicles (about 300m after Font Freda). We park the top car here (see also ).
Return: As soon as we see the path on the right bank, we exit onto it and hike down to the parking lot of the car below.

Cady: Canyon End
Return: As soon as we see the path on the right bank, we exit onto it and hike down to the parking lot of the car below.

Terminet: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, continue on the road through 2 tunnels (left view down into the canyon). Approx. 50 m after the second tunnel, a 'path' leads steeply down to the river.
Tour: 4 smaller rappels, swimming sections, exit possibility before and after the high jump (5-7m) left up to the road. Possible jumps, underground passage. You can bypass the siphon on the righthand side, but if the water flow is moderate you can also rappel into the siphon pump and dive 30 cm through.

Terminet: Canyon End
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Return: At the last wide waterfall with a large pool, turn right and walk slightly uphill to a path. It first leads downhill, then left over the stream and side stream, then up to the parking lot.

Terminet: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ausgewiesener Parkplatz
Access: From the 'Autoroute des deux mers' A-61 between Narbonne and Carcassonne, 21 km after the junction with the A-9 ('la Longuedocienne'), take exit no. 25 (Lezignan) onto the D-212 and drive in a south-westerly direction to Lagrasse (campsite on the heights before the town). Continue first on the D-23/D-212 upstream in the Alsou valley via St. Pierre des Champs and St. Martin des Puits. 18.5 km after Lagrasse, the D-40 branches off to the left (south-east) towards Terminet. About 500m before the first tunnel (over 3.3m clearance height), there is a parking lot on the left, partly under shady trees. Park your car here. Fee (2023) 4 euros for car, 6 euros for motorhome. Somewhat difficult approach and departure.
Return: At the last wide waterfall with a large pool, turn right and walk slightly uphill to a path. It first leads downhill, then left over the stream and side stream, then up to the parking lot.

Marc (Ariège): Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the road until the hairpin bend. There we take the path that goes through the forest on the orographic right bank. We meet the road again and descend about 100m further down to the right into the river.
Tour: See videos, photos and topographic view

Marc (Ariège): Canyon End
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Comment: vor der Brücke rechts hinaus
Return: After the last pool, continue along the river bed until a path leads directly up to the parking lot.

Marc (Ariège): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Auzat to Marc. We park our car in the parking lot at the entrance to the village.
Return: After the last pool, continue along the river bed until a path leads directly up to the parking lot.

Calahoure (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: See map sketch in "Photo gallery
Tour: Short and relatively open canyon, which deepens several times in short gorge sections. Abseiling sequence: 8m - 5m - 3m - 8m - 15m - 23m - 10m - 35m - 55m

Calahoure (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Bagnères-de-Luchon we first take the D125, then later the D46 towards Superbagnères. Where the road starts to wind up from the Lys valley to the right, we stay in the valley and take the D46a, passing Bordes du Lys and Bourdales towards the end of the valley (E-Werk du Portillon). Before the road crosses the Lys to the eastern bank, we park our car in a hiking parking lot to the left of the road.
Return: See map sketch in "Photo gallery". After the confluence with the Ruisseau de Houradade, continue along the streambed for a few meters, then turn right onto the approach path and follow it down to the car.

Calahoure (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: See map sketch in "Photo gallery". After the confluence with the Ruisseau de Houradade, continue along the streambed for a few meters, then turn right onto the approach path and follow it down to the car.

Ruisseau d'Enfer (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: * http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=ehfbvcelhfznvuza\n *
Tour: 3 separate parts\see also

Ruisseau d'Enfer (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn left onto the path.

Ruisseau d'Enfer (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn left onto the path.

Cassies: Canyon Start
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Approach: For access from "P"(Arbéost") see map sketch in "Photo gallery"\n\nFor access from "Pa":
Tour: see photos, video and topographic view

Cassies: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Pau in the direction of Col de Soulor (Spanish/French border). Then in Ferrières either make Pa to the starting point of the tour or continue to Arbéost to start the tour from this side; see "Approach from Pau" and "Approach from Ferrières or Arbéost" in "Photo gallery".
Return: After "P" see map sketch in "Photo gallery"\n\After "Pa" see:

Cassies: Canyon End
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Return: After "P" see map sketch in "Photo gallery"\n\After "Pa" see:

Neste de Saux (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: Passing the little house on the right, we immediately come to the streambed.

Neste de Saux (inferiore): Parking at Exit
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Access: We leave the A64 - La Pyrénéenne - at Lannemezan and head south on the D929 to Arreau and on to St.-Lary-Soulan. We then head towards the Bielsa tunnel. 1.3 km after the hamlet of Aragnuet and immediately after the houses of Chaubère (on the right of the road), we come to the bridge over the Neste de Saux. After the bridge, we can park our car on the left of the road for the exit. We then continue in the second car and see the Chapelle des Templiers on the meadows below on the right. The road then climbs in serpentines. 2.6 km after the bridge over the Neste de Saux, we turn left and park our car for access at the little house. A little above, we can see the old border station on the French side to the right of the road.
Return: Exit to the right above the collecting basin of the water drainage and down the path to the road.

Neste de Saux (inferiore): Parking at Entry
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Access: We leave the A64 - La Pyrénéenne - at Lannemezan and head south on the D929 to Arreau and on to St.-Lary-Soulan. We then head towards the Bielsa tunnel. 1.3 km after the hamlet of Aragnuet and immediately after the houses of Chaubère (on the right of the road), we come to the bridge over the Neste de Saux. After the bridge, we can park our car on the left of the road for the exit. We then continue in the second car and see the Chapelle des Templiers on the meadows below on the right. The road then climbs in serpentines. 2.6 km after the bridge over the Neste de Saux, we turn left and park our car for access at the little house. A little above, we can see the old border station on the French side to the right of the road.
Return: Exit to the right above the collecting basin of the water drainage and down the path to the road.

Neste de Saux (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Exit to the right above the collecting basin of the water drainage and down the path to the road.

Ossue (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road into the streambed directly above the first step.
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video.\nAfter the exit option described here, there is another short but interesting narrowing about 100m downstream as an extension of the descent.

Ossue (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: First from Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur and Gedre to the Gavarnie. From there, take the D128 in the direction of "Barrage d'Ossoue" (reservoir). Park your car at the exit of the road.
Return: At the exit of the narrow section, turn left and return to the car.

Ossue (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the narrow section, turn left and return to the car.

Saugue (inferiore): Canyon Start
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2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (inférieur) Fait en intégral sans la navette. Remonter en RD en 30 minutes jusqu'au parking du médian. Superbe ambiance. (Quelle: http...
Approach: A few meters back on the road, we take a path downhill and come across another path. We follow this to the right and come to a footbridge over "our" stream (entry).
Tour: See photos and videos

Saugue (inferiore): Parking at Exit
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2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (inférieur) Fait en intégral sans la navette. Remonter en RD en 30 minutes jusqu'au parking du médian. Superbe ambiance. (Quelle: http...
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz Saugue inf. u. integral
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre.\nTo implement: http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=vopshqlrqfjhalqr
Return: Before reaching the Gave de Gavernie, get out on the right and cross the Gave de Gavarnie at a dam about 100m upstream. On the other side, take the path up to the road.

Saugue (inferiore): Parking at Exit1
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2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (inférieur) Valorar bien el checkpoint de la carretera antes de entrar R55 que no caiga agua por la izquierda orográfica, instalaciones...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (inférieur) Fait en intégral sans la navette. Remonter en RD en 30 minutes jusqu'au parking du médian. Superbe ambiance. (Quelle: http...
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz Saugue inf. - Ausstiegsparkplatz Saugue sup.
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre.\nTo implement: http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=vopshqlrqfjhalqr
Return: Before reaching the Gave de Gavernie, get out on the right and cross the Gave de Gavarnie at a dam about 100m upstream. On the other side, take the path up to the road.

Saugue (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Before reaching the Gave de Gavernie, get out on the right and cross the Gave de Gavarnie at a dam about 100m upstream. On the other side, take the path up to the road.

Saugue (superiore): Canyon Start
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2025-08-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Debit soutenu mais sans danger. Très bon équipement, très glissant.Sans navette, ça passe depuis le parking aval en traversant...
Approach: Above the bridge

Saugue (superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Conditions parfaites Un sac complet orange a été piégé dans la vasque du dernier toboggan me contactée si vous le retrouvez ( j...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Fait en intégral. Superbe partie aquatique, des mouvements d’eau mais pas dangereux ! Équipement ok ainsi que les 2 tobs !! (Q...
2025-08-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Debit soutenu mais sans danger. Très bon équipement, très glissant.Sans navette, ça passe depuis le parking aval en traversant...
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg Saugue sup.
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre.\nTo implement:
Return: Turn left before the footbridge and follow the path up to the road.

Saugue (superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Conditions parfaites Un sac complet orange a été piégé dans la vasque du dernier toboggan me contactée si vous le retrouvez ( j...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Fait en intégral. Superbe partie aquatique, des mouvements d’eau mais pas dangereux ! Équipement ok ainsi que les 2 tobs !! (Q...
2025-08-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saugué (amont) Debit soutenu mais sans danger. Très bon équipement, très glissant.Sans navette, ça passe depuis le parking aval en traversant...
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz Saugue inf. - Ausstiegsparkplatz Saugue sup.
Access: From Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur to Gedre.\nTo implement:
Return: Turn left before the footbridge and follow the path up to the road.

Saugue (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Turn left before the footbridge and follow the path up to the road.

Valle del Salto : Canyon Start
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto C’est long… beaucoup de marche et de nage!8h20 voiture à voiture. (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto A lot of swimming and walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Way too long way too much swimming for me
Approach: !!!Attention the entry (Start 2) is on private property, the owners have no joy with us!!!! From the parking lot, go straight across the small meadow past the house (left) --> at the 1st signpost on the right along the stone wall --> follow Steineren Weg (first check the water level at the 65m waterfall. To do this, go behind the houses on the right via the small path to the exit) --> after checking the water level, continue up the stone steps through the iron gate --> at the next signpost turn right towards Giro V. del Salto --> then there is a fork in the path --> below the house continue right (stone signpost Maggia) --> follow the path slightly downhill to signpost 3 --> here continue left towards Giro V. Salto --> after a short time there are 2 houses (the house on the right has collapsed) (approx. 460m) --> behind the collapsed house go through high ferns to a large tree where there is an abseiling point (2 ropes around a branch with a ring) --> approx. 450m (alternative entry to the shortened descent. The access takes about 30 minutes) If we decide on the access at the water catchment, we continue on the path to there (about 90 min. additional). However, we can also take the path on the orographic left side of the valley to this destination. To do this, we do not go left at signpost 3, but right, cross the Rio Salto on a stone bridge and then take the path to the left at the chapel. This also takes us to the entry point at the water catchment in about the same time.
Tour: Start the tour below the water catchment at 745m with a jump into the large pool. This is followed by a long walk, with lots of downclimbing and swimming. After about 80 minutes we come to the 12m slide highlight, 30 minutes later we stand above the elongated pool, into which those who prefer the short version rope. Here is the description of the following last part of the ascent: Arriving at the Baum abseil point (approx. 450m), you rope approx. 45m into the narrow part of the canyon (Attention: make sure to wet the rope beforehand) --> on arrival you stand in hip-deep water --> a swimming passage with a small clamping block in the water follows --> at the exit of the swimming passage there is a small abort which you can first rappel down 11m and jump 7m (stand high up , traverese rope possible) --> after the canyons the canyon opens briefly (several large boulders) before it goes to the next narrow swimming passage (here a large tree root stretches and forms a small siphon) --> this point can be easily climbed over --> another short swimming passage until you are almost below the stone bridge --> at this point there is a bolt on the left which can make walking in the approx. 15m long chute --> below the huge clamping block you can climb approx. 4m can be jumped into deep pools --> short swim to the large boulders where the canyon opens up again --> after the last downclimbs you reach the final waterfall of 65m on the left --> to reach the belay safely, a traversese rope should be set up --> the excellent belay is on the left at head height above the chute (in the middle of the 65m waterfall there is a bolt on the right) --> a 70m rope is recommended for pulling off in large canyons (very nice rappel), It is better to tie a 30m rope to it to be able to pull off outside the pool. --> An emergency exit is left before the final waterfall. You can exit via the water drainage channel above the final waterfall. You can also deposit a 70 m rappel rope in the final waterfall during access. In this way, you can avoid having to change in the vertical. Our time requirement for this last part is about 200 minutes.

Valle del Salto : Canyon End
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto C’est long… beaucoup de marche et de nage!8h20 voiture à voiture. (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto A lot of swimming and walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Way too long way too much swimming for me
Return: After the large pool at an altitude of approx. 330 m, descend to the right over concrete steps --> the hiking trail leads to the small grape field --> then ascend briefly to the right until you are back at the parking lot.

Valle del Salto : Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto C’est long… beaucoup de marche et de nage!8h20 voiture à voiture. (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salto A lot of swimming and walking on slippery rocks (Quelle:
2025-09-08: Way too long way too much swimming for me
Access: From Locarno --> ri Maggiatal --> main road to the village of Maggia --> at the small shopping center turn right up the road to the church --> turn left over the bridge --> after the S-bend or church take the first road (AI Busgian) to the right --> follow the dead end to the exit --> parking lot at approx. 310Hm (see map).
Return: After the large pool at an altitude of approx. 330 m, descend to the right over concrete steps --> the hiking trail leads to the small grape field --> then ascend briefly to the right until you are back at the parking lot.

Valle del Salto : Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Tel. contact Società Elettrica Sopracenerina, www.SES.ch: Tel. 091/7569301 Highest point in the catchment area: 2360m 70% meadows and forest 30% rocks

Valle del Salto : Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start vom Baum, Abseiler in Engstelle
Approach: !!!Attention the entry (Start 2) is on private property, the owners have no joy with us!!!! From the parking lot, go straight across the small meadow past the house (left) --> at the 1st signpost on the right along the stone wall --> follow Steineren Weg (first check the water level at the 65m waterfall. To do this, go behind the houses on the right via the small path to the exit) --> after checking the water level, continue up the stone steps through the iron gate --> at the next signpost turn right towards Giro V. del Salto --> then there is a fork in the path --> below the house continue right (stone signpost Maggia) --> follow the path slightly downhill to signpost 3 --> here continue left towards Giro V. Salto --> after a short time there are 2 houses (the house on the right has collapsed) (approx. 460m) --> behind the collapsed house go through high ferns to a large tree where there is an abseiling point (2 ropes around a branch with a ring) --> approx. 450m (alternative entry to the shortened descent. The access takes about 30 minutes) If we decide on the access at the water catchment, we continue on the path to there (about 90 min. additional). However, we can also take the path on the orographic left side of the valley to this destination. To do this, we do not go left at signpost 3, but right, cross the Rio Salto on a stone bridge and then take the path to the left at the chapel. This also takes us to the entry point at the water catchment in about the same time.
Tour: Start the tour below the water catchment at 745m with a jump into the large pool. This is followed by a long walk, with lots of downclimbing and swimming. After about 80 minutes we come to the 12m slide highlight, 30 minutes later we stand above the elongated pool, into which those who prefer the short version rope. Here is the description of the following last part of the ascent: Arriving at the Baum abseil point (approx. 450m), you rope approx. 45m into the narrow part of the canyon (Attention: make sure to wet the rope beforehand) --> on arrival you stand in hip-deep water --> a swimming passage with a small clamping block in the water follows --> at the exit of the swimming passage there is a small abort which you can first rappel down 11m and jump 7m (stand high up , traverese rope possible) --> after the canyons the canyon opens briefly (several large boulders) before it goes to the next narrow swimming passage (here a large tree root stretches and forms a small siphon) --> this point can be easily climbed over --> another short swimming passage until you are almost below the stone bridge --> at this point there is a bolt on the left which can make walking in the approx. 15m long chute --> below the huge clamping block you can climb approx. 4m can be jumped into deep pools --> short swim to the large boulders where the canyon opens up again --> after the last downclimbs you reach the final waterfall of 65m on the left --> to reach the belay safely, a traversese rope should be set up --> the excellent belay is on the left at head height above the chute (in the middle of the 65m waterfall there is a bolt on the right) --> a 70m rope is recommended for pulling off in large canyons (very nice rappel), It is better to tie a 30m rope to it to be able to pull off outside the pool. --> An emergency exit is left before the final waterfall. You can exit via the water drainage channel above the final waterfall. You can also deposit a 70 m rappel rope in the final waterfall during access. In this way, you can avoid having to change in the vertical. Our time requirement for this last part is about 200 minutes.

Valle del Salto : Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Seiteneinstieg über Trockenbach nach Baumgartner/Br. Zim. (25m Baumabseiler)
Approach: !!!Attention the entry (Start 2) is on private property, the owners have no joy with us!!!! From the parking lot, go straight across the small meadow past the house (left) --> at the 1st signpost on the right along the stone wall --> follow Steineren Weg (first check the water level at the 65m waterfall. To do this, go behind the houses on the right via the small path to the exit) --> after checking the water level, continue up the stone steps through the iron gate --> at the next signpost turn right towards Giro V. del Salto --> then there is a fork in the path --> below the house continue right (stone signpost Maggia) --> follow the path slightly downhill to signpost 3 --> here continue left towards Giro V. Salto --> after a short time there are 2 houses (the house on the right has collapsed) (approx. 460m) --> behind the collapsed house go through high ferns to a large tree where there is an abseiling point (2 ropes around a branch with a ring) --> approx. 450m (alternative entry to the shortened descent. The access takes about 30 minutes) If we decide on the access at the water catchment, we continue on the path to there (about 90 min. additional). However, we can also take the path on the orographic left side of the valley to this destination. To do this, we do not go left at signpost 3, but right, cross the Rio Salto on a stone bridge and then take the path to the left at the chapel. This also takes us to the entry point at the water catchment in about the same time.
Tour: Start the tour below the water catchment at 745m with a jump into the large pool. This is followed by a long walk, with lots of downclimbing and swimming. After about 80 minutes we come to the 12m slide highlight, 30 minutes later we stand above the elongated pool, into which those who prefer the short version rope. Here is the description of the following last part of the ascent: Arriving at the Baum abseil point (approx. 450m), you rope approx. 45m into the narrow part of the canyon (Attention: make sure to wet the rope beforehand) --> on arrival you stand in hip-deep water --> a swimming passage with a small clamping block in the water follows --> at the exit of the swimming passage there is a small abort which you can first rappel down 11m and jump 7m (stand high up , traverese rope possible) --> after the canyons the canyon opens briefly (several large boulders) before it goes to the next narrow swimming passage (here a large tree root stretches and forms a small siphon) --> this point can be easily climbed over --> another short swimming passage until you are almost below the stone bridge --> at this point there is a bolt on the left which can make walking in the approx. 15m long chute --> below the huge clamping block you can climb approx. 4m can be jumped into deep pools --> short swim to the large boulders where the canyon opens up again --> after the last downclimbs you reach the final waterfall of 65m on the left --> to reach the belay safely, a traversese rope should be set up --> the excellent belay is on the left at head height above the chute (in the middle of the 65m waterfall there is a bolt on the right) --> a 70m rope is recommended for pulling off in large canyons (very nice rappel), It is better to tie a 30m rope to it to be able to pull off outside the pool. --> An emergency exit is left before the final waterfall. You can exit via the water drainage channel above the final waterfall. You can also deposit a 70 m rappel rope in the final waterfall during access. In this way, you can avoid having to change in the vertical. Our time requirement for this last part is about 200 minutes.

Tourettes (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Perfectas instalaciones, unas vistas increibles al circo de Gavarnie, caudal excelente para disfrutar sin problemas y con bu...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
2025-07-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Magnifique, autant l'approche, le canyon et le retour. Fait avec navette. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Approach: For "E1" - see location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails)
Tour: See photos and video; rappel sequence: C18 - c12 - C20 - C21, in between some smaller rappels.

Tourettes (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Perfectas instalaciones, unas vistas increibles al circo de Gavarnie, caudal excelente para disfrutar sin problemas y con bu...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
2025-07-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Magnifique, autant l'approche, le canyon et le retour. Fait avec navette. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Comment: Zumindest, falls kein Parkplatz in Gavarnie verfügbar
Access: First from Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur and Gedre to Gavarnie. As there are problems with parking in Gavarnie (overcrowding), we drive up on the D923 towards les Espécières and park our car in the Grange de Holle parking lot below the Refuge.\n\nAlso a conversion with access from the exit of the D923, Col de Tentes (2207m alt.) is possible. Then you would enter the stream further up (so at Plastic Visuel Canyon PVC 2 - Hautes Pyrenées. Groupe Spéléologique des Pyrénées, 2008, tour no. 14).
Return: Exit at the Passarelle de la Planette. See location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails.

Tourettes (superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Perfectas instalaciones, unas vistas increibles al circo de Gavarnie, caudal excelente para disfrutar sin problemas y con bu...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
2025-07-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Amont) Magnifique, autant l'approche, le canyon et le retour. Fait avec navette. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
Return: Exit at the Passarelle de la Planette. See location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails.

Tourettes (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Aval) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
Approach: For "E2" - see location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails)
Tour: See photos. Abseiling sequence at

Tourettes (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Aval) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
Comment: wenn im Parkhaus kein Platz mehr frei, auf den Parkplatz für Tourettes sup. ausweichen
Access: First from Lourdes via Luz-St.-Sauveur and Gedre to Gavarnie. As there are problems with parking in Gavarnie (overcrowding), we drive up the D923 towards les Espécières and park our car in the Grange de Holle parking lot below the refuge.
Return: Exit at the footbridge. See location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails)

Tourettes (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourettes (Aval) Buenas instalaciones / Bonnes installations (Quelle:
Return: Exit at the footbridge. See location sketch (red access, brown return). There are variations on the hiking trails)

Arrec d'Anitch: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch Un bon débit, de bonnes conditions. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch DC-, joli petit canyon en sous bois, mais pas très ludique. (Quelle:
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch (Quelle:
Approach: We then take the stony path, which first walks to the right - in an easterly direction, but then bends to the north-west and leads to the bridge over the Copen. Entry below the bridge.
Tour: 7 rappels in a beautiful forest gorge. Due to the slippery rock, caution is sometimes advised when accessing the belay.

Arrec d'Anitch: Canyon End
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch Un bon débit, de bonnes conditions. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch DC-, joli petit canyon en sous bois, mais pas très ludique. (Quelle:
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch (Quelle:
Return: At the small reservoir, turn right onto a metal footbridge and down a small ladder. Then we follow the abandoned railroad line - also through a tunnel - to the banks of the Aspe. If we haven't parked a second car here, one of us pulls out the "A....karte" and takes down the car parked at the top (good chances when hitchhiking).

Arrec d'Anitch: Parking at Entry
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch Un bon débit, de bonnes conditions. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch DC-, joli petit canyon en sous bois, mais pas très ludique. (Quelle:
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Anitch (Quelle:
Access: Coming from Oloron-Sainte-Marie, we drive 30.5 km in a southerly direction on the N-134 direction Spain (Col de Somport, Jaca). Then we turn right onto the D-239 to Lescun. We drive uphill in serpentines for 2.4 km. Here we take the road to the right and follow it for another 850 m. Here we park our car in a suitable place. See also and http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3093091
Return: At the small reservoir, turn right onto a metal footbridge and down a small ladder. Then we follow the abandoned railroad line - also through a tunnel - to the banks of the Aspe. If we haven't parked a second car here, one of us pulls out the "A....karte" and takes down the car parked at the top (good chances when hitchhiking).

Arrec d'Anitch: Parking at Exit
Access: Coming from Oloron-Sainte-Marie, we drive 30.5 km in a southerly direction on the N-134 direction Spain (Col de Somport, Jaca). Then we turn right onto the D-239 to Lescun. We drive uphill in serpentines for 2.4 km. Here we take the road to the right and follow it for another 850 m. Here we park our car in a suitable place. See also and http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3093091
Return: At the small reservoir, turn right onto a metal footbridge and down a small ladder. Then we follow the abandoned railroad line - also through a tunnel - to the banks of the Aspe. If we haven't parked a second car here, one of us pulls out the "A....karte" and takes down the car parked at the top (good chances when hitchhiking).

Zieggraben: Canyon Start
2025-07-30: You can walk a beautiful canyon several times.... It had rained a lot recently. Due to the small catchment area of approx. 0.71 km², the water drains off relatively quickly and the tour was easy to d...
2025-05-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zieggraben Nous avons eu du soleil dans le canyon et une belle vue sur la Zugspitze. J'aime beaucoup ce canyon. Les installations sont médiocr...
2025-05-11: We had sunshine in the canyon and a wonderful view of the Zugspitze. I like this canyon, even if it is very simple. The facilities are moderate. If available, there is only one anchor point. Mostly na...
Approach: Above the parking lot, there is another small parking area directly in front of the railroad embankment. Carefully cross the tracks here and climb steeply up through the forest to a forest road. Follow the gravel road to the left. Two forest paths soon turn off to the right in a V-shape. Take the one on the left (this is also the way back). It leads straight on uphill through the forest and reaches a small, thinned-out section of forest. Here - before the wood pile on the edge of the path to the left (2017) - an inconspicuous path branches off to the right and then winds its way up the steep slope. Later, in flatter terrain, near the canyon, the view falls on a waterfall and soon afterwards the path joins a grassy path that leads to the entry on the left.
Tour: Sequence of rappels - usually from trees - in open terrain. The high waterfall (48m) is rappelled via an intermediate belay (17m/30m). The anchor should have been on the left of the edge - but we didn't see it (2017). Instead, we rappel to the right into the chute (2x30m ropes are enough - barely) and then down from a fallen tree. Depending on the water level and individual ability, up to 4 of the 8 abseiling points can also be downclimbed.

Zieggraben: Canyon End
2025-07-30: You can walk a beautiful canyon several times.... It had rained a lot recently. Due to the small catchment area of approx. 0.71 km², the water drains off relatively quickly and the tour was easy to d...
2025-05-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zieggraben Nous avons eu du soleil dans le canyon et une belle vue sur la Zugspitze. J'aime beaucoup ce canyon. Les installations sont médiocr...
2025-05-11: We had sunshine in the canyon and a wonderful view of the Zugspitze. I like this canyon, even if it is very simple. The facilities are moderate. If available, there is only one anchor point. Mostly na...
Return: At the exit of the gorge, to the left along the foot of a rock face, a trail leads back to the approach path.

Zieggraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-30: You can walk a beautiful canyon several times.... It had rained a lot recently. Due to the small catchment area of approx. 0.71 km², the water drains off relatively quickly and the tour was easy to d...
2025-05-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Zieggraben Nous avons eu du soleil dans le canyon et une belle vue sur la Zugspitze. J'aime beaucoup ce canyon. Les installations sont médiocr...
2025-05-11: We had sunshine in the canyon and a wonderful view of the Zugspitze. I like this canyon, even if it is very simple. The facilities are moderate. If available, there is only one anchor point. Mostly na...
Access: From Garmisch-Partenkirchen on the B 23 towards Ehrwald. 2.3 km after the railroad crossing, the road crosses the Loisach. Immediately after the bridge, turn right into the parking lot and leave your car here.
Return: At the exit of the gorge, to the left along the foot of a rock face, a trail leads back to the approach path.

Zieggraben: Waypoint
Comment: 1 : départ de l\'approche par piste forestière (descente)
Approach: Above the parking lot, there is another small parking area directly in front of the railroad embankment. Carefully cross the tracks here and climb steeply up through the forest to a forest road. Follow the gravel road to the left. Two forest paths soon turn off to the right in a V-shape. Take the one on the left (this is also the way back). It leads straight on uphill through the forest and reaches a small, thinned-out section of forest. Here - before the wood pile on the edge of the path to the left (2017) - an inconspicuous path branches off to the right and then winds its way up the steep slope. Later, in flatter terrain, near the canyon, the view falls on a waterfall and soon afterwards the path joins a grassy path that leads to the entry on the left.

Zieggraben: Waypoint1
Comment: 2 : prendre la sente vers le haut (descente)
Approach: Above the parking lot, there is another small parking area directly in front of the railroad embankment. Carefully cross the tracks here and climb steeply up through the forest to a forest road. Follow the gravel road to the left. Two forest paths soon turn off to the right in a V-shape. Take the one on the left (this is also the way back). It leads straight on uphill through the forest and reaches a small, thinned-out section of forest. Here - before the wood pile on the edge of the path to the left (2017) - an inconspicuous path branches off to the right and then winds its way up the steep slope. Later, in flatter terrain, near the canyon, the view falls on a waterfall and soon afterwards the path joins a grassy path that leads to the entry on the left.

Zieggraben: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz
Access: From Garmisch-Partenkirchen on the B 23 towards Ehrwald. 2.3 km after the railroad crossing, the road crosses the Loisach. Immediately after the bridge, turn right into the parking lot and leave your car here.
Return: At the exit of the gorge, to the left along the foot of a rock face, a trail leads back to the approach path.

Zieggraben: Waypoint2
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg / Rückweg alternativer Parkplatz

Gave de Lescun: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lescun Pas de mouvement d'eau, descente de la grande cascade en rive droite, possibilité de faire un guidé besoin ; attention, monopoint pour...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lescun Impossible de trouver le chemin de sortie RG! On a du emprunter en RD.Cascade terminale bien arrosée!! Ambiance!!! (Quelle: https://www...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lescun Canyon engagé mais tranquille avec ce débit (env 300l/s). La C40 passe en RG et RD.Dernier ressaut sur monopoint oxydés et sa mini-cord...
Approach: We walk across the meadow below the road down to the river without a path.\nThe literature now recommends access from the other side of the slope.
Tour: First in the streambed, then we pass a siphon on the left, now stand in a large vault and take the next rappel (38m) in the left chute. There is a lot of spray below the fall, so the rope retrival should work. The following 2m step is usually jumpable.

Gave de Lescun: Canyon End
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lescun Pas de mouvement d'eau, descente de la grande cascade en rive droite, possibilité de faire un guidé besoin ; attention, monopoint pour...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lescun Impossible de trouver le chemin de sortie RG! On a du emprunter en RD.Cascade terminale bien arrosée!! Ambiance!!! (Quelle: https://www...
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Return: As soon as possible, turn right uphill and in an arc to the bridge - Pont de la Cascade. From here, head northwest back up to the road.

Olhadubie: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Instalaciones correctas. El sol no entra en el cañón, debido a ser Octubre.Solitario y grandioso cañón. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Les gens passent devant le petit vautour, le prennent en photo et puis s'en vont. C'est moche et pas très courageux. (Quelle: https:...
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Encore un vautour sorti intact du canyon, puis direction Hegalaldia. Ayez un peu de cœur et arrêtez de passer à côté comme un péteux...
Approach: Here we take the GR 10, which leads in a southerly direction to the Gorges de Holzarte and Olhadubie. We cross the Gorge Olhadubie high up on a suspension bridge. The path now climbs to about 750m above sea level, then branches off. We turn left, following the "Olhadubi" signpost (GR 10 variant). As we continue, we come to the Pont - Brücke - d'Olhabie, see: Below the bridge, we climb into the stream.\nYou can also enter further below the bridge (roping in if necessary), quite close to the basin at the beginning of the great canyon.\nSee also
Tour: Great canyon with "run-in" and "run-out" (Holzarte). Watery, 24 rappels, underground "lake", no emergency exit from the great canyon, hardly any sunlight.

Olhadubie: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Instalaciones correctas. El sol no entra en el cañón, debido a ser Octubre.Solitario y grandioso cañón. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Les gens passent devant le petit vautour, le prennent en photo et puis s'en vont. C'est moche et pas très courageux. (Quelle: https:...
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olhadubie Encore un vautour sorti intact du canyon, puis direction Hegalaldia. Ayez un peu de cœur et arrêtez de passer à côté comme un péteux...
Return: Clear footprints on the right bank show us the way to the GR 10, which we follow back to the car.

Bidouze: Canyon Start
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Approach:
Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Bidouze: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Eventuell nicht bis dorthin fahrbar
Access: See "Approach" in "Photo gallery"\nSee also
Return: From the cave exit, immediately follow the tracks up to the left (possibly blocked, then down to the right until you reach the path; then follow this back up to the right onto the plateau)

Bidouze: Canyon End
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Return: From the cave exit, immediately follow the tracks up to the left (possibly blocked, then down to the right until you reach the path; then follow this back up to the right onto the plateau)

Bitet (inferiore): Canyon Start
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2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (inférieur) Départ juste après le pont en rive droite. Canyon d'ampleur, nous avons mis 5h à 4 personnes (dont 2 semi-autonomes). Magnif...
Approach: We take the forest road on the orographic right side to the bridge (entry)

Bitet (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (inférieur) Ras , échelle a 40 . L'eau commence a être bien fraîche. (Quelle:
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2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (inférieur) Départ juste après le pont en rive droite. Canyon d'ampleur, nous avons mis 5h à 4 personnes (dont 2 semi-autonomes). Magnif...
Comment: Umsetzung überflüssig
Access: see
Return: Turn right at the bridge.

Bitet (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (inférieur) Ras , échelle a 40 . L'eau commence a être bien fraîche. (Quelle:
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2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (inférieur) Départ juste après le pont en rive droite. Canyon d'ampleur, nous avons mis 5h à 4 personnes (dont 2 semi-autonomes). Magnif...
Return: Turn right at the bridge.

Bitet (sup.): Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Équipement bon, quelques embacles visibles dans les vasques, sauts possibles mais bien sonder. La partie intéressante du can...
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Tour: See topographic view , photos and videos

Bitet (sup.): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Équipement bon, quelques embacles visibles dans les vasques, sauts possibles mais bien sonder. La partie intéressante du can...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Canyon réalisé en totalité (Quelle:
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Route d'accès en mauvais état. Jolie série de quelques cascades au milieu mais pas sûr que cela vaille 2.8. Par ailleurs, la...
Comment: Umsetzung überflüssig
Return: Exit at the dam and down the slope. If necessary, connect Bitet inferiore.

Bitet (sup.): Canyon End
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Équipement bon, quelques embacles visibles dans les vasques, sauts possibles mais bien sonder. La partie intéressante du can...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Canyon réalisé en totalité (Quelle:
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bitet (superieur) Route d'accès en mauvais état. Jolie série de quelques cascades au milieu mais pas sûr que cela vaille 2.8. Par ailleurs, la...
Return: Exit at the dam and down the slope. If necessary, connect Bitet inferiore.

Canceigt: Canyon Start
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Canceigt: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Laruns, we drive to Beost and park a car in the designated parking lot. \n\nTo implement:
Return: Exit on the right bank

Canceigt: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg
Access: From Laruns, we drive to Beost and park a car in the designated parking lot. \n\nTo implement:
Return: Exit on the right bank

Canceigt: Canyon End
Return: Exit on the right bank

Cap de Pount: Canyon Start
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Approach: See under "Photo gallery" Cwiki and

Cap de Pount: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: falls Parkplatz voll, unterhalb der Staumauer parken
Access: See under "Photo gallery" Cwiki
Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn right and head towards the slope. Follow this back to the parking lot.

Cap de Pount: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn right and head towards the slope. Follow this back to the parking lot.

Errekaltia: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach on foot from the parking lot at Ausstiég: also

Errekaltia: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From Pau on the A64, we drive via Oleron-St-Marie in the direction of Sainte Engrace. We park the car in the parking lot at the entrance to the Kakueta canyon - see "Approach from Pau" in "Photo gallery. \n\nTo relocation and approach at relocation:
Return: Once at the bottom of the Kakueta canyon, first down the stream without a path, then on the hiking trail out of the canyon and to the parking lot.

Errekaltia: Canyon End
Return: Once at the bottom of the Kakueta canyon, first down the stream without a path, then on the hiking trail out of the canyon and to the parking lot.

Harzubia: Canyon Start
2025-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Complètement sec et beaucoup d’embacles (Quelle:
2025-05-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Beaucoup de branches.Le deuxième relais se trouve sans trop de difficulté, il faut grimper un peu vers les 2 petits arbres. (Quelle:...
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Approach: We take the path on the orographic left side of the stream and climb into the stream from the right bank at the road bridge.

Harzubia: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Complètement sec et beaucoup d’embacles (Quelle:
2025-05-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Beaucoup de branches.Le deuxième relais se trouve sans trop de difficulté, il faut grimper un peu vers les 2 petits arbres. (Quelle:...
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Je n'ai pas trouvé le relais du deuxième obstacle de l'intégral donc descente sur un tronc d'arbre en travers du torrent. Il y a quel...
Access: From Pau on the A64, we drive via Oleron-St-Marie to Sainte Engrace. We drive past the church, stay left at the junction and park the car at the bridge.\n\nTo convert (not necessarily sensible with a 35 min approach) see
Return: Get out before the bridge and walk to the car.

Harzubia: Canyon End
2025-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Harzubia Complètement sec et beaucoup d’embacles (Quelle:
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Return: Get out before the bridge and walk to the car.

Phista: Canyon Start
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Approach: see
Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Phista: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: an der Pont d'Amübi
Access: From Pau via Oleron to Larrau.\nFrom Larrau, see
Return: After the 12m cascade, continue for about 40m in the stream, then turn left (fixed ropes) and up to the approach path. Follow this to the right to the car.\nSee also

Phista: Canyon End
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardane-Phista On a parcouru l'intégralité de ardane jusqu'à la buse. On n'a donc pas descendu le phistaBien équipé mais rien de superflu Pas m...
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2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ardane-Phista Sympa, fait après un orage du coup un peu plus d'eau, heureusement .. Enchaîné avec Olhadubie (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
Return: After the 12m cascade, continue for about 40m in the stream, then turn left (fixed ropes) and up to the approach path. Follow this to the right to the car.\nSee also

Saratze: Canyon Start
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2025-07-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Équipement vieillissant mais correct sur AN et spits. Il y avait de l'eau. Technique et sportif. Ne connaissant pas le canyon et l'eau...
Approach: From the car we follow the GR10, cross a stream and then enter the second stream.

Saratze: Parking at Exit
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Gros debit a partir de la confluence avec Olhadoko, qui demande un peu de méfiance pour certains passages . Equipement fonctionnel mai...
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Il faudrait vraiment repenser l’équipement: Davantage de mains courantes pour des relais mieux positionnés… (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2025-07-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Équipement vieillissant mais correct sur AN et spits. Il y avait de l'eau. Technique et sportif. Ne connaissant pas le canyon et l'eau...
Comment: auch Ausstiegsparkplatz für Saratze
Access: From Oloron-Sainte-Marie, take the D-919, then the D-918 towards Tardets(-Sorholus). 1 km before reaching the village of Tardets, we join the D-26 and follow it for 13.2 km in a southerly direction (Larrau). Here - 2.6 km before Larrau and next to the "Auberge Logibar" - we park our car in a parking lot for the exit. \n\nFor implementation see
Return: Clear footprints on the right bank show us the way to the GR 10, which we follow back to the car.

Saratze: Parking at Entry
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Gros debit a partir de la confluence avec Olhadoko, qui demande un peu de méfiance pour certains passages . Equipement fonctionnel mai...
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Il faudrait vraiment repenser l’équipement: Davantage de mains courantes pour des relais mieux positionnés… (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2025-07-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saratze Équipement vieillissant mais correct sur AN et spits. Il y avait de l'eau. Technique et sportif. Ne connaissant pas le canyon et l'eau...
Access: From Oloron-Sainte-Marie, take the D-919, then the D-918 towards Tardets(-Sorholus). 1 km before reaching the village of Tardets, we join the D-26 and follow it for 13.2 km in a southerly direction (Larrau). Here - 2.6 km before Larrau and next to the "Auberge Logibar" - we park our car in a parking lot for the exit. \n\nFor implementation see
Return: Clear footprints on the right bank show us the way to the GR 10, which we follow back to the car.

Saratze: Canyon End

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: To the access at the beginning of the canyon: From the square in front of the mosque (665 m old), follow the little road that leads downhill (in an easterly direction). After about 250 m in a south-easterly direction, we keep left at a junction and after another 200 m on the concrete road we reach the blue entrance gate to the cemetery. In front of the wall, our path now descends to the right and continues along the cemetery wall to its north-eastern exit. Here we follow the path, which initially heads in an easterly direction, but after less than 100 m continues to the north-east. About 200 m further on, we cross a (dry) stream, and a little later the path follows a 90-degree bend heading SE up to a saddle where it meets a slope coming from the left (690 m alt.). We follow the track on the other side downhill in a NE direction. After it has been covered by boulders for a few meters, it turns into a path that continues downhill in the same direction through a sparse pine forest. After about 1800 m (calculated from the saddle) and a short ascent in the opposite direction, you will see a newer forest track on the right below. We descend to it - without a path - and follow it to the right (in a southerly direction). It runs alongside a larger, fenced-in clear-cut area until it makes a sharp left turn at a junction and leads into the fenced-in area to the north. At another fork, we take the upper branch of the track and (not quite 1000 m after crossing the fence) come to a ditch, which we follow - branching off from the track - to the right down to the Karpuz Cayi (melon river). The entry point is at about 360 m altitude. For access to the middle of the canyon: above the well in a SW direction between the fields to a boulder (N36.8153716°/E31.6961150°) that is clearly visible at the end, under which there is a cave with a prominent pillar. Good view of the canyon here. The descent begins about 40 m further to the left (north) and leads down to a rock slab with footprints to the cave, then through it to the right and now a good 70 meters in altitude through the maquis, partly along a streambed. Then cross to the right for about 80 m until you come to another streambed and downclimb this. At an approximately 10 m high drop, cross horizontally to the left to a tree, on which you then rappel 18 m. Continue along the streambed and at another drop on the right down the scree path in the forest to the stream. Here you can downclimb to the right to a height of 5 m above the stream and then jump into the depths of the water.
Tour: The upper part of the gorge has not yet been climbed by us. It begins with a narrow section and is already very aquatic here. More information can be found at Apparently there is an (emergency) exit option up to the village of Ahmetler before the second section of the gorge begins on the right. In the lower parts, no more ropes were needed in the river itself. Everything could be jumped or downclimbed from the middle entrance. However, several abseiling points were set up towards the exit. There were several places with siphons that could be bypassed. Sometimes you have to climb up to 2 m to avoid having to dive. In many cases, the way forward is not obvious! Due to the sometimes very narrow, winding passages, problems can occur when the water flow is higher. The last part of the canyon can be climbed from the canyon exit and is equipped with fixed ropes.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: After a final swim, we leave the riverbed to the left and reach the road bridge a good 100 m further downstream.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Parking at Entry
Access: On the 4-lane D.400 from Antalya in the direction of Alanya. After about 80 km we pass Manavkat. 13 km after Manavkat we turn left onto the D.695 towards Konya. We drive in a north-easterly direction into the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. After a long climb, the road descends again. Shortly before reaching the lowest point of the road (19 km after turning off the D.400), we turn left towards 'Ahmetler 7 km' and after 2.5 km we reach the bridge over the Karpuz Cayi, the end point of the tour. Park the lower car here (65 m old). Follow the tarred road uphill with the 2nd vehicle. You will pass 2 hairpin bends and shortly afterwards - 4.4 km from the bridge - you can park the 2nd car at a fountain if you want to access the middle of the canyon. To reach the entry point at the beginning of the great canyon, we continue for another 2 km. At a fork in the road, we stay right on the paved road and reach the village of Ahmetler. We can park the vehicle here in the square in front of the new mosque (N36.8255860° E31.6967230°).
Return: After a final swim, we leave the riverbed to the left and reach the road bridge a good 100 m further downstream.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Parking at Entry1
Comment: für die Begehung lediglich des unteren Abschnitts
Access: On the 4-lane D.400 from Antalya in the direction of Alanya. After about 80 km we pass Manavkat. 13 km after Manavkat we turn left onto the D.695 towards Konya. We drive in a north-easterly direction into the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. After a long climb, the road descends again. Shortly before reaching the lowest point of the road (19 km after turning off the D.400), we turn left towards 'Ahmetler 7 km' and after 2.5 km we reach the bridge over the Karpuz Cayi, the end point of the tour. Park the lower car here (65 m old). Follow the tarred road uphill with the 2nd vehicle. You will pass 2 hairpin bends and shortly afterwards - 4.4 km from the bridge - you can park the 2nd car at a fountain if you want to access the middle of the canyon. To reach the entry point at the beginning of the great canyon, we continue for another 2 km. At a fork in the road, we stay right on the paved road and reach the village of Ahmetler. We can park the vehicle here in the square in front of the new mosque (N36.8255860° E31.6967230°).
Return: After a final swim, we leave the riverbed to the left and reach the road bridge a good 100 m further downstream.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: nur untereAbschnitt
Approach: To the access at the beginning of the canyon: From the square in front of the mosque (665 m old), follow the little road that leads downhill (in an easterly direction). After about 250 m in a south-easterly direction, we keep left at a junction and after another 200 m on the concrete road we reach the blue entrance gate to the cemetery. In front of the wall, our path now descends to the right and continues along the cemetery wall to its north-eastern exit. Here we follow the path, which initially heads in an easterly direction, but after less than 100 m continues to the north-east. About 200 m further on, we cross a (dry) stream, and a little later the path follows a 90-degree bend heading SE up to a saddle where it meets a slope coming from the left (690 m alt.). We follow the track on the other side downhill in a NE direction. After it has been covered by boulders for a few meters, it turns into a path that continues downhill in the same direction through a sparse pine forest. After about 1800 m (calculated from the saddle) and a short ascent in the opposite direction, you will see a newer forest track on the right below. We descend to it - without a path - and follow it to the right (in a southerly direction). It runs alongside a larger, fenced-in clear-cut area until it makes a sharp left turn at a junction and leads into the fenced-in area to the north. At another fork, we take the upper branch of the track and (not quite 1000 m after crossing the fence) come to a ditch, which we follow - branching off from the track - to the right down to the Karpuz Cayi (melon river). The entry point is at about 360 m altitude. For access to the middle of the canyon: above the well in a SW direction between the fields to a boulder (N36.8153716°/E31.6961150°) that is clearly visible at the end, under which there is a cave with a prominent pillar. Good view of the canyon here. The descent begins about 40 m further to the left (north) and leads down to a rock slab with footprints to the cave, then through it to the right and now a good 70 meters in altitude through the maquis, partly along a streambed. Then cross to the right for about 80 m until you come to another streambed and downclimb this. At an approximately 10 m high drop, cross horizontally to the left to a tree, on which you then rappel 18 m. Continue along the streambed and at another drop on the right down the scree path in the forest to the stream. Here you can downclimb to the right to a height of 5 m above the stream and then jump into the depths of the water.
Tour: The upper part of the gorge has not yet been climbed by us. It begins with a narrow section and is already very aquatic here. More information can be found at Apparently there is an (emergency) exit option up to the village of Ahmetler before the second section of the gorge begins on the right. In the lower parts, no more ropes were needed in the river itself. Everything could be jumped or downclimbed from the middle entrance. However, several abseiling points were set up towards the exit. There were several places with siphons that could be bypassed. Sometimes you have to climb up to 2 m to avoid having to dive. In many cases, the way forward is not obvious! Due to the sometimes very narrow, winding passages, problems can occur when the water flow is higher. The last part of the canyon can be climbed from the canyon exit and is equipped with fixed ropes.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Waypoint
Comment: markanter Felsblock für Beginn des Abstiegs in die Schlucht (unt. Abschnitt)
Approach: To the access at the beginning of the canyon: From the square in front of the mosque (665 m old), follow the little road that leads downhill (in an easterly direction). After about 250 m in a south-easterly direction, we keep left at a junction and after another 200 m on the concrete road we reach the blue entrance gate to the cemetery. In front of the wall, our path now descends to the right and continues along the cemetery wall to its north-eastern exit. Here we follow the path, which initially heads in an easterly direction, but after less than 100 m continues to the north-east. About 200 m further on, we cross a (dry) stream, and a little later the path follows a 90-degree bend heading SE up to a saddle where it meets a slope coming from the left (690 m alt.). We follow the track on the other side downhill in a NE direction. After it has been covered by boulders for a few meters, it turns into a path that continues downhill in the same direction through a sparse pine forest. After about 1800 m (calculated from the saddle) and a short ascent in the opposite direction, you will see a newer forest track on the right below. We descend to it - without a path - and follow it to the right (in a southerly direction). It runs alongside a larger, fenced-in clear-cut area until it makes a sharp left turn at a junction and leads into the fenced-in area to the north. At another fork, we take the upper branch of the track and (not quite 1000 m after crossing the fence) come to a ditch, which we follow - branching off from the track - to the right down to the Karpuz Cayi (melon river). The entry point is at about 360 m altitude. For access to the middle of the canyon: above the well in a SW direction between the fields to a boulder (N36.8153716°/E31.6961150°) that is clearly visible at the end, under which there is a cave with a prominent pillar. Good view of the canyon here. The descent begins about 40 m further to the left (north) and leads down to a rock slab with footprints to the cave, then through it to the right and now a good 70 meters in altitude through the maquis, partly along a streambed. Then cross to the right for about 80 m until you come to another streambed and downclimb this. At an approximately 10 m high drop, cross horizontally to the left to a tree, on which you then rappel 18 m. Continue along the streambed and at another drop on the right down the scree path in the forest to the stream. Here you can downclimb to the right to a height of 5 m above the stream and then jump into the depths of the water.

Karpuz Cayi Kanyonu: Parking at Exit
Access: On the 4-lane D.400 from Antalya in the direction of Alanya. After about 80 km we pass Manavkat. 13 km after Manavkat we turn left onto the D.695 towards Konya. We drive in a north-easterly direction into the foothills of the Taurus Mountains. After a long climb, the road descends again. Shortly before reaching the lowest point of the road (19 km after turning off the D.400), we turn left towards 'Ahmetler 7 km' and after 2.5 km we reach the bridge over the Karpuz Cayi, the end point of the tour. Park the lower car here (65 m old). Follow the tarred road uphill with the 2nd vehicle. You will pass 2 hairpin bends and shortly afterwards - 4.4 km from the bridge - you can park the 2nd car at a fountain if you want to access the middle of the canyon. To reach the entry point at the beginning of the great canyon, we continue for another 2 km. At a fork in the road, we stay right on the paved road and reach the village of Ahmetler. We can park the vehicle here in the square in front of the new mosque (N36.8255860° E31.6967230°).

Sciala: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the D918 in the direction of Gourette. Get on at the road bridge.

Sciala: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Laruns on the D918 towards Gourette. Turn right before the first tunnel and park your car at the edge of the meadow.
Return: Turn right before the bridge and cross the meadows up to the car.

Sciala: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right before the bridge and cross the meadows up to the car.

Valentin (inf.): Canyon Start
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Bonnes conditions, glissant. Approche en 20 mn. Fait après Cely. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Débit pousseur mais tout passe. Magnifique saut de 18m (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/23...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Gros debit , les sauts passent toujours, attention aux mouvements d'eau dans 2 les 2 vasques "intermediaires"La conduite...
Approach: See "Overview map with access" in "Photo gallery"
Tour: See topographic view. Photos & videos; longer walking distances at the beginning\ndanger of running back at the exit of the slide; best to walk without a backpack.

Valentin (inf.): Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Débit pousseur mais tout passe. Magnifique saut de 18m (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/23...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Gros debit , les sauts passent toujours, attention aux mouvements d'eau dans 2 les 2 vasques "intermediaires"La conduite...
Access: See "Approach from Pau to Laruns" in "Photo gallery"
Return: Turn right before the bridge, then left over the bridge and then right over the metal footbridge to the car.

Valentin (inf.): Canyon End
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Bonnes conditions, glissant. Approche en 20 mn. Fait après Cely. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Débit pousseur mais tout passe. Magnifique saut de 18m (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/23...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valentin (inférieur) Gros debit , les sauts passent toujours, attention aux mouvements d'eau dans 2 les 2 vasques "intermediaires"La conduite...
Return: Turn right before the bridge, then left over the bridge and then right over the metal footbridge to the car.

Soussoueou: Canyon Start
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Approach: See also and (see also Google sketch in "Photo gallery")

Soussoueou: Canyon End
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Return: Exit at the Pont de Goua

Consusa (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: First we walk up the road to Revilla.\nSee the rest of the route
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video; 30 rappels

Consusa (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from the center of Ainsa. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car.
Return: Left out onto the footpath and over Revilla down to the car

Consusa (superiore): Canyon End
2025-06-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Dc- bientôt petit filet, sortie à l'altitude 1450m. Plus d'eau env 200m avant cette sortie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
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Return: Left out onto the footpath and over Revilla down to the car

Consusa (inferior): Canyon Start
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Approach: From the serpentine we then take the path that leads roughly horizontally to the NNW and a few minutes later we are at the streambed.
Tour: 18 rappels, some of them jumpable. In summer some Marmitas Trampas, the final abseil in the free slope down to the path that leads right to Escuain and the garganta of the same name.

Consusa (inferior): Parking at Entry
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz in Straßenkehre
Access: Lower parking lot: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car. From here it is another 0.9 km to Revilla. Upper parking lot: Continue on the road for another 900m until you reach a parking area in a rightward haipin bend (several information boards)
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Consusa (inferior): Parking at Exit
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Comment: Parkplatz links neben Straße
Access: Lower parking lot: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car. From here it is another 0.9 km to Revilla. Upper parking lot: Continue on the road for another 900m until you reach a parking area in a rightward haipin bend (several information boards)
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Consusa (inferior): Canyon End
Comment: wo der Weg zum Escuain den Consusa kreuzt
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Larri (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the GR11. Once we reach the high valley, we leave the GR11 and hike along the stream to the head of the valley. Then steeply uphill again before we can cross to the left into the streambed.\nSee and http://www.barrancos.org/LaLarriGoogle.JPG and

Larri (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: Exit before the last steps after the C30. Follow the path down to the approach path and down into the valley.

Sorrosal: Canyon Start
Comment: Cwiki // Départ intermédiaire (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *

Sorrosal: Canyon End
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Sorrosal: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ pour la partie finale (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *

Sorrosal: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: départ pour la partie "intégral" (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *

Sorrosal: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ainsa to Broto, see *
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Sorrosal: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ainsa to Broto, see *
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Lapazosa: Canyon Start
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2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lapazosa Dry canyon but with clear pools (for now). No dead animals, lots of flies at the end. Still beautiful but more beautiful with water....
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Approach: We now cross the Romanesque bridge of San Nicolas de Bujaruelo on foot and follow the path uphill on the other side. It leads up to the Puerto de Bujaruelo border saddle and further down on the French side into the Gavarnie. At an altitude of 1630 m, below a pylon, the path branches off, we turn left and after another 160 meters we reach the stream (entry).
Tour: About 15 rappels, at the top in a kind of gorge, then down over long wide ramps.

Lapazosa: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive from Ainsa (town center) on the N-260 to Broto for 40.3 km to the bridge over the Rio Ara. From the bridge we continue on the N-260 for another 2.6 km and then take a left turn in a northerly direction to Torla. We pass the town and 4.8 km after turning off the N-260 we come to a junction where we turn right into the Arazas Canyon. However, we turn off here into the upper Rio Ara valley and drive another 6.4 km to the Refugio de Bujaruelo. We park the car there.
Return: In the wide gravel bed at the exit of the canyon, we take the path that crosses here to the left and in a few minutes are at the old bridge and the car.

Lapazosa: Canyon End
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Return: In the wide gravel bed at the exit of the canyon, we take the path that crosses here to the left and in a few minutes are at the old bridge and the car.

Caldares: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caldarés Debit moyen + , le premier rappel de 35 m pousse un peu dans l'actif sinon sinon , RAS (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
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Approach: We take the GR11 north up to a plateau. This is where we take the path.
Tour: Some rappel in the beam. See i.ü. topographic view, photos and videos

Caldares: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca we take the A-23/N-330 northwards to Sabinanigo, from there we continue on the N-260 to Biescas (68.5 km). Continue for another 12.2 km towards Col de Portalet and turn right onto the A-2606. After 3.3 km we pass the village of Panticosa and continue to the exit of the road in Baños de Panticosa. Here we park our car in the north of the village.
Return: Turn right at the water catchment and walk 100m down to the car.

Caldares: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right at the water catchment and walk 100m down to the car.

Glera: Canyon Start
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2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos On est rentré par le canyon d’Abe. 7 ou 8 cascades, 30 max. C’est très chouette, mais il y a au dessus d’une des cascades une dalle en...

Glera: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Ainsa on the N260 in a westerly direction to Fiscal. From here, see "Approach from Fiscal" in "Photo gallery"
Return: After the exit to the left bank on the ascent path back to the car

Glera: Canyon End
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2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos On est rentré par le canyon d’Abe. 7 ou 8 cascades, 30 max. C’est très chouette, mais il y a au dessus d’une des cascades une dalle en...
Return: After the exit to the left bank on the ascent path back to the car

Tunez: Canyon Start
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2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...
Approach: See and

Tunez: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Pozas con aguas limpias. Recomendable llevar neopreno, te mojas hasta la cintura.Anclajes OK. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Thigh deep pool at the start. And a rotting animal / maggot mess above the final rappel (but you can avoid the water). Very pretty, exce...
2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...
Access: See "Approach from Castril" in "Photo gallery" at canyoning wiki

Tunez: Canyon End
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2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Thigh deep pool at the start. And a rotting animal / maggot mess above the final rappel (but you can avoid the water). Very pretty, exce...
2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...

Almanchares inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: We climb up to the picnic area, there on a staircase, later on an indistinct path upwards. After almost 30 minutes we come to a small house ('caseta'). Passing it on the left through the gulch, you come to a water pipe, which you follow high above the Almanchares until you reach the stream. At one point the base of the water pipe has slipped. A detour above the pipeline is indicated here.
Tour: Also water-bearing in midsummer, suitable for beginners and children.

Almanchares inf.: Canyon End
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Return: After the water catchment, turn right and walk through the picnic area to the car.

Almanchares inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: am Picnic-Platz
Access: Leave the N 340 highway (Malaga - Nerja) at Velez Malaga and head north on the A 335 to Trapiche. From here continue in the same direction on the C 335 via Los Vados until the MA 125 goes up on the right to Canillas del Aceituno, at the traffic circle before the village turn right towards Sedella. About 2.5 km after the next traffic circle (south-east of Canillas) you come to a picnic area ('La Rahige') with a large sign ('Sierra Almijara'). Park your car here. About 100 m further on, the road would cross "our" stream.
Return: After the water catchment, turn right and walk through the picnic area to the car.

Flumen: Canyon Start
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Approach: Next to the parking lot of the car for access to the stream

Flumen: Parking at Entry
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Access: See Google aerial images, also for the implementation.
Return: See map sketch

Flumen: Parking at Exit
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2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Flumen Fait sans navette en AR retour depuis le camping du Martinet. (Quelle:
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Access: See Google aerial images, also for the implementation.
Return: See map sketch

Flumen: Canyon End
Return: See map sketch

Bermejo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: in der Picnic Area
Access: From Motril on the N 323 in the direction of Granada. Turn right before the dam, then immediately left again after the bridge towards Orgiva and 'Las Alpujarras'. About 10 km further on, after a short tunnel, turn left to Orgiva, through the town center and after the end of the town turn right towards Pampaneira - Capileira. From Capileira, continue on the road leading up to Sierra Nevada. At the exit of Capileira, set the trip odometer to zero. Exactly at km 4, a dirt road leads off to the right at a left-hand bend. Continue on this road for 2.5 km until you reach a bridge over the Barranco Bermejo. We can park the car at the bridge, but it makes sense to continue for a good 100 m and then turn right at an acute angle to the "Area Recreativa Pórtugos", a picnic area with a fountain.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Bermejo: Canyon Start
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Comment: nordöstlich der Brücke
Approach: From the parking lot on tracks a few meters up to the bridge and there right down to the stream.\nAccess upper Bermejo: from the parking lot at the road bridge orographically right bank on well-trodden paths up the stream to the uppermost waterfall. Duration approx. 15 minutes. After the 8 m steps (to be abseiled down) after the overhanging waterfall, turn left out of the stream and walk along the stream to the confluence with the Jabalí. There re-enter the streambed to join the narrow canyon of the Bermejo. Duration of the upper part: 0.5 hours. The Bermejo can also be walked further after the narrow canyon (Tajo de Cortes), see description at Caracal.
Tour: 5 rappels in the Tajo de Cortes narrow section, 14 in total. Very short but spectacular and very narrow gorge section. From the bridge at the entry point, you can check the water level and assess whether you are confident enough to tackle the tour, which is not very difficult at low water levels and the water is relatively cold due to the altitude. Above the narrow canyon Tajo de Cortes, which begins at the road bridge, there are three more waterfalls (18 m, 8 m, 18 m); the last one is free-hanging and can be rappelled completely in the water. Also above the Jabali bridge, see description there. Access to this area is now prohibited.

Bermejo: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: nach der Engstelle Tajo de Cortez
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Bermejo: Canyon End
Comment: bei Integralbegehung
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Seisenberg Klamm: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot, follow the hiking trail towards the gorge and stay left at every fork. You can walk down to the stream at any time, but it is recommended that you only do so at the small (2 meter) waterfall just before the wooden bridge. From the lower parking lot you can walk up the footbridge (through the ticket office).
Tour: From the small waterfall, slide down to the right onto a dry stone. After about another 50 meters, you can jump to the left. After this, there are steel cable belays to the left and right, although it is recommended that you take the footbridge here. Where the footbridge crosses the stream, at the beginning of the dark gorge, you can rappel to the left or right. There is a "washing machine" below the abseiling point, which looks impressive, but you can slide into it. Shortly afterwards, there is a fixed rope that you should climb up on the left, then slide or jump. The following "slide" in the main current is sometimes backwards, so it is better to climb back up to the left and slide down. After a short swim and climb, you come out of the dark gorge. It is best to follow the footbridge for about a hundred meters to the next jump, as there is a risk of falling rocks. The last part consists more of walking and climbing with a slide in between until you reach the final section: a siphon is finally on the right, followed shortly afterwards by a slide or rappel on the right depending on the water level, otherwise an access slide or rappel on the left is also possible.

Seisenberg Klamm: Canyon End
Return: The exit point is relatively clear. As soon as you get to the wooden dam, you go back onto the footbridge. Depending on where the car is parked, you either go up or down from the footbridge.

Chillar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.
Tour: Better than the tour described by Sanchez with an elaborate implementation is the hike suggested here up the stream (or on the hiking trail on its orographic left bank) and back.also the access from Frigiliana to the access point of Sanchez (blue E on the sketch) is easier than the shuttle with starting point on the other side of the valley (blue P 2 on the sketch).the river walk (length about 7 km easy) is not overwhelming, but quite nice in summer (possibly with children). Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 (as described by Sanchez with shuttle) and on 02.11.2016 from below.

Chillar: Canyon End

Chillar: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: depart pour integragral ou point of return: captage d\'eau (descente)
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.
Tour: Better than the tour described by Sanchez with an elaborate implementation is the hike suggested here up the stream (or on the hiking trail on its orographic left bank) and back.also the access from Frigiliana to the access point of Sanchez (blue E on the sketch) is easier than the shuttle with starting point on the other side of the valley (blue P 2 on the sketch).the river walk (length about 7 km easy) is not overwhelming, but quite nice in summer (possibly with children). Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 (as described by Sanchez with shuttle) and on 02.11.2016 from below.

Chillar: Waypoint
Comment: sans navette: depart et sortie (descente)
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.

Chillar: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour Chillar integral: Collado de los Apretaderos (livre Sanchez) (descente)
Access: On the highway from Málaga, take the first exit to Nerja and drive into the town. At the traffic circle after the bus station, follow the main road diagonally to the left and then turn left at the second traffic circle into C/. Romero at the second roundabout. Now continue straight ahead over several crossroads until the road turns left because it has reached a slope. A road to the right now leads down this slope into the valley of the Río Chillar. Follow the path along the river bed until you reach the quarry.

Chillar: Parking at Exit
Access: On the highway from Málaga, take the first exit to Nerja and drive into the town. At the traffic circle after the bus station, follow the main road diagonally to the left and then turn left at the second traffic circle into C/. Romero at the second roundabout. Now continue straight ahead over several crossroads until the road turns left because it has reached a slope. A road to the right now leads down this slope into the valley of the Río Chillar. Follow the path along the river bed until you reach the quarry.

Chortales: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track to the stream. The canyon begins at a small spring.
Tour: 4 rappels. The Barranco de las Chortales is a delight with its tufa formations (especially the final waterfall).

Chortales: Canyon End
Return: Unless you want to combine the Barrancos de las Chortales and - de Funes or - de Madronales and the Bco. de las Chorreras (Rio Verde) (altogether an easy all-day tour), after the final waterfall you take the aforementioned dirt road uphill (2.7 km) to the tarred road where the car is parked.

Buitreras: Canyon Start
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Comment: Deuxième départ (descente)
Approach: Enter the power station area (legally) through the iron door and walk along the road to the large downpipe. Follow the road uphill until you reach a footpath immediately after the fence around the power station, which you follow to the right. It then leads you along the orographic right bank of the Guadiaro (upstream) and after about 20 minutes you cross a streambed (excess water from the canal leading to the power station is sometimes discharged into the Guadiaro here). Continue along the river, bypassing the first 3 tunnels (the last one with an adjoining gallery) and after crossing a boulder field (about 50 min from the power station), continue down close to the river until you reach the slope, which you follow up to the saddle on faint climbing tracks (1 hour 15 min from the power station). This way we avoid the fourth (long) tunnel. Beyond the saddle, we descend to the railroad track and immediately before the track descend to the right into the river bed. Just because it is historically interesting, here is the earlier access description (2002) in the form of an individually designed anecdote(pn): 'The access described here is officially forbidden, but at 45 minutes it is the shortest. It leads over the tracks of the Algeciras - Granada railroad line and through four tunnels, the last of which is 800 m long. There is a fine of 505 to 1010 EUR for trespassing on the railroad tracks. However, experience shows that almost everyone - hikers and gorge walkers - do it this way, and it is advisable to go at the weekend as there are no freight trains. The timetables for the trains (at least the passenger trains) can be found on the Internet at www.renfe.es for the Algeciras - Granada line at Gaucín station.from the parking lot by the shed up to the railroad line and on the gravel eastwards towards the canyon. The first tunnels are short and accessible without a flashlight. The last one is 800 m long, straight as a die, but impossible without a torch. The trains do not always announce themselves by horn. In the event of an encounter with a train in the tunnel, you can lie on the ground pressed up against the tunnel wall like a reptile and let the train pass without any problems. However, it is said that the train drivers report their discovery to the Guardia Civil. In such a case, an alternative exit is recommended, which is described below.After three shorter tunnels, you first cross a gallery open to the right and then directly afterwards the fourth 800 m long tunnel. Back in the open, you will see a dilapidated shed further ahead. Shortly before this, you can descend behind the wall next to the track to the canyon (45 min. from the car).immediately after the exit of the fourth canyon, you will see a path on the right that leads downstream to a bridge in the canyon. Here you have an impressive view of the gorge floor and the tour ahead. If you are looking for an alternative access route, you will find several (including a modest shuttle) at
Tour: In the canyon, you have to swim long distances past fantastically washed-out pools. Occasionally you have the impression of swimming in a cave. The canyon can only be entered safely if there is little or no water flowing at the first rappel (I read this in a description in 2002). During storms, the tour can become a disaster, as a clamping block in the canyon then forms a dangerous siphon, which can easily be swum through in dry weather. (p.n.) Ascent Nov. 2002:Even with a stronger water flow (50 x 10 cm in cross-section), an ascent is possible. The water level can only be assessed before the long tunnel, as strong inflows may increase the water level later. The siphon is actually completely problem-free, as the water is practically stagnant there due to the width and depth and you can climb over the jammed stone if you don't want to dive through.6 m rappel is most likely to cause problems, as the water channel narrows to approx. 40-50 cm here (see cross-section above!) and then curves into a narrow chute under a clamping stone. You then have to take a pike jump through the waterfall so that you don't get 'stuck' in the return flow behind the waterfall. we swam out to the E-Werk due to sufficient water flow, but were in the river for around 5 hours, probably also because we got in further upstream. the water was quite dirty, but is clean when there is no water flow.

Buitreras: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the canyon, you cross a boulder jam. You then swim through a channel with fresh water (fed by a spring; a rewarding passage). After the exit of the channel, the stream continues flat. Turn right out of the water here and hike out of the canyon on a clearly visible path. Always keep left at junctions along the path and you will return to the downpipes and the starting parking lot.

Buitreras: Alternative Canyon Start
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2025-11-10: The path to the saddle is clearly recognizable throughout and is currently being renovated in the ascent passages (November 2025). It is also marked (albeit sparsely) in red and white. There are also...
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Comment: Premier départ à la confluence (descente)
Approach: Enter the power station area (legally) through the iron door and walk along the road to the large downpipe. Follow the road uphill until you reach a footpath immediately after the fence around the power station, which you follow to the right. It then leads you along the orographic right bank of the Guadiaro (upstream) and after about 20 minutes you cross a streambed (excess water from the canal leading to the power station is sometimes discharged into the Guadiaro here). Continue along the river, bypassing the first 3 tunnels (the last one with an adjoining gallery) and after crossing a boulder field (about 50 min from the power station), continue down close to the river until you reach the slope, which you follow up to the saddle on faint climbing tracks (1 hour 15 min from the power station). This way we avoid the fourth (long) tunnel. Beyond the saddle, we descend to the railroad track and immediately before the track descend to the right into the river bed. Just because it is historically interesting, here is the earlier access description (2002) in the form of an individually designed anecdote(pn): 'The access described here is officially forbidden, but at 45 minutes it is the shortest. It leads over the tracks of the Algeciras - Granada railroad line and through four tunnels, the last of which is 800 m long. There is a fine of 505 to 1010 EUR for trespassing on the railroad tracks. However, experience shows that almost everyone - hikers and gorge walkers - do it this way, and it is advisable to go at the weekend as there are no freight trains. The timetables for the trains (at least the passenger trains) can be found on the Internet at www.renfe.es for the Algeciras - Granada line at Gaucín station.from the parking lot by the shed up to the railroad line and on the gravel eastwards towards the canyon. The first tunnels are short and accessible without a flashlight. The last one is 800 m long, straight as a die, but impossible without a torch. The trains do not always announce themselves by horn. In the event of an encounter with a train in the tunnel, you can lie on the ground pressed up against the tunnel wall like a reptile and let the train pass without any problems. However, it is said that the train drivers report their discovery to the Guardia Civil. In such a case, an alternative exit is recommended, which is described below.After three shorter tunnels, you first cross a gallery open to the right and then directly afterwards the fourth 800 m long tunnel. Back in the open, you will see a dilapidated shed further ahead. Shortly before this, you can descend behind the wall next to the track to the canyon (45 min. from the car).immediately after the exit of the fourth canyon, you will see a path on the right that leads downstream to a bridge in the canyon. Here you have an impressive view of the gorge floor and the tour ahead. If you are looking for an alternative access route, you will find several (including a modest shuttle) at
Tour: In the canyon, you have to swim long distances past fantastically washed-out pools. Occasionally you have the impression of swimming in a cave. The canyon can only be entered safely if there is little or no water flowing at the first rappel (I read this in a description in 2002). During storms, the tour can become a disaster, as a clamping block in the canyon then forms a dangerous siphon, which can easily be swum through in dry weather. (p.n.) Ascent Nov. 2002:Even with a stronger water flow (50 x 10 cm in cross-section), an ascent is possible. The water level can only be assessed before the long tunnel, as strong inflows may increase the water level later. The siphon is actually completely problem-free, as the water is practically stagnant there due to the width and depth and you can climb over the jammed stone if you don't want to dive through.6 m rappel is most likely to cause problems, as the water channel narrows to approx. 40-50 cm here (see cross-section above!) and then curves into a narrow chute under a clamping stone. You then have to take a pike jump through the waterfall so that you don't get 'stuck' in the return flow behind the waterfall. we swam out to the E-Werk due to sufficient water flow, but were in the river for around 5 hours, probably also because we got in further upstream. the water was quite dirty, but is clean when there is no water flow.

Buitreras: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Málaga on the A7 or on the newly built highway AP 7 (Autopista de Mediterraneo - toll) in the direction of Algeciras. If you are driving on the A 7, turn right in San Luis de Sabinillas and drive north on the A 377 to Gaucín. On the way there, after Manilva, you cross the aforementioned AP 7 highway, which you leave at the Gaucín/San Louis de Sabillinas exit and then also head north to Gaucín. After a long descent into the valley and an equally long ascent opposite, you reach the village of Gaucín. Here you turn left in the village to the west on the A 405 towards Algeciras, but soon turn right onto the MA 9300 to El Colmenar. Before reaching El Colmenar, cross the Rio Guadiaro. 300 m after the bridge, a road branches off to the right in the village and is signposted Central Buitreras. Take this road in the direction of the power station (= Central de Buitreras), past plane trees on the right and then eucalyptus trees until just before the gate to the power station. Directly in front of the gate there is a small parking area for about 2-3 cars. Park here.
Return: After the exit of the canyon, you cross a boulder jam. You then swim through a channel with fresh water (fed by a spring; a rewarding passage). After the exit of the channel, the stream continues flat. Turn right out of the water here and hike out of the canyon on a clearly visible path. Always keep left at junctions along the path and you will return to the downpipes and the starting parking lot.

Hundidero Gato: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the plateau, take the clear path down to the barrage and continue left downhill to the entrance of the Cueva Hundidero cave.
Tour: It is the longest underground course in the largest cave system in Andalusia. The dam - the world's first arch-shaped dam - was completed in 1925. However, the 'Pantano de los Caballeros' lake was not dammed up properly as the water flowed out through sinkholes in the karst underground. When it became apparent that the water flowing out of the passage cave was pushing upwards again, attempts were made - until 1947 - to seal these water inlets in the passage cave with concrete - without success. Nevertheless, in the course of these measures, which involved the construction of numerous suspended walkways in the cave passage, the first complete crossing of the cave took place as early as 1929. Speleologists did not succeed again until 1965 (60 hours, 2 rope ladders, 2 inflatable boats, ropes etc. - 2 bivouacs). The water temperature - numerous swimming sections - is 8-10°C, the air temperature 12-15°C. In the high halls you will find a rich and varied 'equipment', especially sinter terraces. The cave system is home to the largest bat colony in Spain with around 100,000 animals. The few and short rappels are already done in the first large hall (750 m after the entrance). If you follow the green arrows, which are also red in the second part of the cave, you should not get lost. Nevertheless, it is advisable to take an experienced guide who knows the area with you. Particular attention should be paid to the point near the beginning of the ascent, where a handrail (2009) leads up to the right. If you rope down here, you will reach a siphon in the water channel, which cannot be overcome either by diving (blocked) or above ground.

Hundidero Gato: Canyon End
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Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

Hundidero Gato: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: From the plateau, take the clear path down to the barrage and continue left downhill to the entrance of the Cueva Hundidero cave.
Tour: It is the longest underground course in the largest cave system in Andalusia. The dam - the world's first arch-shaped dam - was completed in 1925. However, the 'Pantano de los Caballeros' lake was not dammed up properly as the water flowed out through sinkholes in the karst underground. When it became apparent that the water flowing out of the passage cave was pushing upwards again, attempts were made - until 1947 - to seal these water inlets in the passage cave with concrete - without success. Nevertheless, in the course of these measures, which involved the construction of numerous suspended walkways in the cave passage, the first complete crossing of the cave took place as early as 1929. Speleologists did not succeed again until 1965 (60 hours, 2 rope ladders, 2 inflatable boats, ropes etc. - 2 bivouacs). The water temperature - numerous swimming sections - is 8-10°C, the air temperature 12-15°C. In the high halls you will find a rich and varied 'equipment', especially sinter terraces. The cave system is home to the largest bat colony in Spain with around 100,000 animals. The few and short rappels are already done in the first large hall (750 m after the entrance). If you follow the green arrows, which are also red in the second part of the cave, you should not get lost. Nevertheless, it is advisable to take an experienced guide who knows the area with you. Particular attention should be paid to the point near the beginning of the ascent, where a handrail (2009) leads up to the right. If you rope down here, you will reach a siphon in the water channel, which cannot be overcome either by diving (blocked) or above ground.

Hundidero Gato: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ronda, first head (northwest) towards Jerez (de la Frontera) on the A 376 for a few kilometers, then turn left onto the MA 555 and head southwest for about 5 km until you see the cave gate of the Cueva Gato (= hangover) on the righthand side on the other side of the Rio Guadiaro. Go down to the hotel and park the first vehicle there. Continue with the second vehicle via Benaoján, past Montejaque. After Montejaque, circle the rocky basin in which the Cueva Hundidero is located. There is a sign on the left indicating Cueva Hundidero. Park the second vehicle there.
Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

Hundidero Gato: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ronda, first head (northwest) towards Jerez (de la Frontera) on the A 376 for a few kilometers, then turn left onto the MA 555 and head southwest for about 5 km until you see the cave gate of the Cueva Gato (= hangover) on the righthand side on the other side of the Rio Guadiaro. Go down to the hotel and park the first vehicle there. Continue with the second vehicle via Benaoján, past Montejaque. After Montejaque, circle the rocky basin in which the Cueva Hundidero is located. There is a sign on the left indicating Cueva Hundidero. Park the second vehicle there.
Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

Cennet: Canyon Start
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Approach: From P1 directly into the stream

Cennet: Parking at Exit
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Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for implementation
Return: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" (brown line)

Cennet: Parking at Entry
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Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for implementation
Return: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" (brown line)

Cennet: Canyon End
Return: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" (brown line)

Jabali inf.: Canyon Start
Comment: integral
Approach: From the picnic area, we head back along the slope towards the bridge. After just a few meters on the main track, we turn off onto a side track to the right (north). We follow this uphill to a small house (10 min.). Pass the house on the left and follow the indistinct tracks towards the canyon and then always uphill on the left bank to the entry point. There are several options here: Either directly above the narrow section or after 45 minutes at the crossing water pipe at about 1880 m (according to the Internet sites) or even further up after 1.5 hours at about 2120 m, see Gomez/Tejero.
Tour: The Jabali can be rewardingly continued in the narrows of the Bermejo (Tajo de Cortes), see description Bermejo.

Jabali inf.: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: unterer Abschnitt
Approach: From the picnic area, we head back along the slope towards the bridge. After just a few meters on the main track, we turn off onto a side track to the right (north). We follow this uphill to a small house (10 min.). Pass the house on the left and follow the indistinct tracks towards the canyon and then always uphill on the left bank to the entry point. There are several options here: Either directly above the narrow section or after 45 minutes at the crossing water pipe at about 1880 m (according to the Internet sites) or even further up after 1.5 hours at about 2120 m, see Gomez/Tejero.
Tour: The Jabali can be rewardingly continued in the narrows of the Bermejo (Tajo de Cortes), see description Bermejo.

Jabali inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Motril on the N 323 in the direction of Granada. Turn right before the bridge, then immediately left again after the bridge in the direction of Orgiva and 'Las Alpujarras'. Approx. 10 km further on, after a short tunnel, turn left towards Orgiva, through the town center and at the end of the town turn right towards Pampaneira - Capileira. From Capileira, continue on the road leading up to Sierra Nevada above Poqueira. At the exit of Capileira, set the trip odometer to zero. Exactly at km 4, a dirt road leads off to the right at a left-hand bend. Continue on this road for 2.5 km until you reach a bridge over the Barranco Bermejo. We can park the car at the bridge, but it makes sense to continue for a good 100 m and then turn right at an acute angle to the "Area Recreativa Pórtugos", a picnic area with a fountain.
Return: Exit at the road bridge on the left up to the slope, unless you continue along the Bermejo (Tajo del Cortes).

La Bolera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car, go down the dam wall orographic to the right on a staircase ('Paso Prohibido' - passage prohibited) into the riverbed.
Tour: The canyon is magnificent when water is flowing or at least the pools are full. But it can also be impressive when dry. After the exit point indicated here, you can continue for a good 2 hours and walk through a second narrow section (Cerrada del Tio Pio) after an open part. However, this is only worthwhile when the water is flowing. It is not clear whether this 2nd part is the commercially offered 'Peralta' canyon. For an integral ascent, a shuttle is worthwhile if you have the opportunity. For more details, see the locations given. Warning: above the reservoir! A number of other canyons in the vicinity, each requiring a permit: Utrero, Tiscar and the 6 canyons of the Sierra de Castril.

La Bolera: Canyon End
Return: After emerging from the high walls of the canyon, turn right and ascend along the northern edge of the ditch running north-west until you come to a dirt road at a piped water pipe that leads up to the A 326. At the road bridge to this road, turn right uphill and along the road - past the campsite - back to the car.

Poqueira: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bend mentioned above, descend a few meters down the steep little road, past houses, until a path branches off to the left, which descends steadily in a north-easterly direction. After about a quarter of an hour, the path exits and you now have to find the best way down the steep terrain to the Poqueira riverbed. See also http://canyoning.wroclaw.pl/kanion.php?id=81
Tour: The Poqueira is particularly scenic and would also be suitable for beginners if there is little water. As the water flow increases, the difficulty and duration increase disproportionately, as does the potential danger. Harmless mini pools become dangerous eddies. See photo no. 21 in the photo gallery and here is the experience report of the person concerned: "Soon another cascade. The water flows through a narrow, S-shaped chute and then plunges thunderously into a pool. There is a height difference of about 7 meters, but the watercourse and the pool cannot be seen from above. I tackle it immediately with a lot of confidence. I straddle the watercourse and reach a horizontal point where I discover an anchor on the wall to the left. "Should I use it???" - There I go! The water sweeps me away with full force and throws me into a circular, deep pool. At first it looks harmless, but then it turns out to be the worst kind of eddy. I simply don't manage to reach the outflow that will save me: Waterfall - current - just past the outflow - back to the waterfall and pushed hard under water there. Second round ... Pulled up a bit on the rope, gasped for air, the much too long rope wrapped itself around my legs ... Round 3 ... ... ... Round 20! My strength is dwindling! No call connection upwards in the noise of the roaring water! I shout "Kehrwasser" as loud as I can again and again. Finally, I scream for help with all my might. Then I manage to reach the edge of the pool after all and with it, the drain that will save me. I let the jet of water wash me through the chute and out into freedom." Added to this is the threat from the barrage above, which is not just hypothetical, as the 'experience report' at 'actionman 4x4' shows (see above under hydrology). Contacting the 'Central Electrica del Duque' beforehand would not have helped here either.

Poqueira: Canyon End
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Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Poqueira: Parking at Entry
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Access: From the city of Granada, head south on the N 323 highway towards the sea. 10 km after Durcal, turn off onto the C 333 to Lanjaron and on to Orgiva, and if you only have 1 car available, drive through the city on the C 333 until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores'. 5 km further on, this road leads to the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road turns into a dirt road, climbs up the slope in hairpin bends and exits after another 3.5 km in a scattered settlement. From the car parked here, you can reach the entry to the Poqueira in about 2 hours. The exact route can be found in the sketch and, above all, in the 3D views of the 'actionman 4x4' (internet location below) If you have two vehicles, park one at the point described and take the other back to Orgiva. Cross the village on the access route and shortly after Orgiva turn off onto the road to Pampaneira. 10 km from here and 1.4 km after the turn-off to Soportujar, you come to a sharp left-hand bend, where the road then runs in a NNE direction parallel to Poqueira, which is now visible. Park the second vehicle in the bends or just below.
Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Poqueira: Parking at Exit
Access: From the city of Granada, head south on the N 323 highway towards the sea. 10 km after Durcal, turn off onto the C 333 to Lanjaron and on to Orgiva, and if you only have 1 car available, drive through the city on the C 333 until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores'. 5 km further on, this road leads to the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road turns into a dirt road, climbs up the slope in hairpin bends and exits after another 3.5 km in a scattered settlement. From the car parked here, you can reach the entry to the Poqueira in about 2 hours. The exact route can be found in the sketch and, above all, in the 3D views of the 'actionman 4x4' (internet location below) If you have two vehicles, park one at the point described and take the other back to Orgiva. Cross the village on the access route and shortly after Orgiva turn off onto the road to Pampaneira. 10 km from here and 1.4 km after the turn-off to Soportujar, you come to a sharp left-hand bend, where the road then runs in a NNE direction parallel to Poqueira, which is now visible. Park the second vehicle in the bends or just below.
Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Blache: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the path on the right bank towards Champcontier until it meets a passable track. Keep right and follow the slope until it leads over the Blache. Enter the Blache here.
Tour: Short version: Entry at 985HM then down to the Ubaye 2x 30 m ropes 15 access 150 Descent 20 Return After the approx. 250 m Bachlatscher in the middle section comes a beautiful T4. Then exit ororaphically to the left, or continue down to the Ubaye - be careful, then you have to ascend via the via ferrata.

Blache: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz, falls nur 1 Auto verfügbar - Kurzversion - oder unterer Parkplatz bei Umsetzung
Access: Continue from Le Lauzet-Ubaye to Le Pruneyret. Follow the road until you cross the stream. Park directly behind the stream.
Return: Before reaching the Ubaye, the exit is mandatory via a via ferrata. This is followed by a path that leads to the lower car.

Blache: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz für Einstieg Blache und Ausstieg Sauze
Access: Continue from Le Lauzet-Ubaye to Le Pruneyret. Follow the road until you cross the stream. Park directly behind the stream.
Return: Before reaching the Ubaye, the exit is mandatory via a via ferrata. This is followed by a path that leads to the lower car.

Blache: Canyon End
Return: Before reaching the Ubaye, the exit is mandatory via a via ferrata. This is followed by a path that leads to the lower car.

Serra: Canyon Start
2022-08-26: Beautiful fishing canyon
Approach: We take the slope that branches off at the hairpin bend and leads us in a NNE direction to the stream. This is the entry point for the lower part (entry altitude 370 m above sea level). If you also want to take in the upper, not exactly overwhelming, part, continue in a southerly direction for a good 250 m after the hairpin bend until a slope branches off to the left (to Casa Henraux and Polla dell'Altissimo). Follow this road to the barrier (before the start of the hairpin bends). There we turn left on a track to the 'Bach' bed (560 m above sea level).
Tour: Hiking, downclimbing and rappeling in a largely open streambed.

Serra: Canyon End
2022-08-26: Beautiful fishing canyon
Return: At the exit point visited (and possibly marked with cairns) turn left out to the road.

Serra: Parking at Entry
2022-08-26: Beautiful fishing canyon
Comment: für Integralbegehung (alternativer Zustieg)
Access: The small coastal town of Forte dei Marmi is located between Viareggio and (Marina di) Massa. Leave the A12 here (exit 'Versilia') and head north-east towards the small town of Seravezza (approx. 7 km from the highway exit). Before the bridge over the river, take the road on the left towards Azzano, which leads west past the center of Seravezza and up the Serra valley. About 1.5 km after Seravezza, we pass through the small roadside village of Malbacco. We then pass a large quarry (on the right). About 1.5 km after Malbacco, you can see the Serra flowing down to the left in a wide gravel bed. About 200 m after the Serra has been forced back into its narrow riverbed, a track branches off to the left towards the river. About 300 m further on and about 200 m before a left-hand bend, where the road crosses a stream coming down from the right, we park the first vehicle. You should take the trouble to walk down to the river to memorize the exit point (exit altitude 200 m above sea level) and continue with the second vehicle until the road turns south in a hairpin bend. Park the upper vehicle here (380 m above sea level).
Return: At the exit point visited (and possibly marked with cairns) turn left out to the road.

Serra: Parking at Exit
Access: The small coastal town of Forte dei Marmi is located between Viareggio and (Marina di) Massa. Leave the A12 here (exit 'Versilia') and head north-east towards the small town of Seravezza (approx. 7 km from the highway exit). Before the bridge over the river, take the road on the left towards Azzano, which leads west past the center of Seravezza and up the Serra valley. About 1.5 km after Seravezza, we pass through the small roadside village of Malbacco. We then pass a large quarry (on the right). About 1.5 km after Malbacco, you can see the Serra flowing down to the left in a wide gravel bed. About 200 m after the Serra has been forced back into its narrow riverbed, a track branches off to the left towards the river. About 300 m further on and about 200 m before a left-hand bend, where the road crosses a stream coming down from the right, we park the first vehicle. You should take the trouble to walk down to the river to memorize the exit point (exit altitude 200 m above sea level) and continue with the second vehicle until the road turns south in a hairpin bend. Park the upper vehicle here (380 m above sea level).
Return: At the exit point visited (and possibly marked with cairns) turn left out to the road.

Serra: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: für Integralbegehung
Approach: We take the slope that branches off at the hairpin bend and leads us in a NNE direction to the stream. This is the entry point for the lower part (entry altitude 370 m above sea level). If you also want to take in the upper, not exactly overwhelming, part, continue in a southerly direction for a good 250 m after the hairpin bend until a slope branches off to the left (to Casa Henraux and Polla dell'Altissimo). Follow this road to the barrier (before the start of the hairpin bends). There we turn left on a track to the 'Bach' bed (560 m above sea level).
Tour: Hiking, downclimbing and rappeling in a largely open streambed.

Serra: Parking at Entry1
Comment: für den unteren Abschnitt
Access: The small coastal town of Forte dei Marmi is located between Viareggio and (Marina di) Massa. Leave the A12 here (exit 'Versilia') and head north-east towards the small town of Seravezza (approx. 7 km from the highway exit). Before the bridge over the river, take the road on the left towards Azzano, which leads west past the center of Seravezza and up the Serra valley. About 1.5 km after Seravezza, we pass through the small roadside village of Malbacco. We then pass a large quarry (on the right). About 1.5 km after Malbacco, you can see the Serra flowing down to the left in a wide gravel bed. About 200 m after the Serra has been forced back into its narrow riverbed, a track branches off to the left towards the river. About 300 m further on and about 200 m before a left-hand bend, where the road crosses a stream coming down from the right, we park the first vehicle. You should take the trouble to walk down to the river to memorize the exit point (exit altitude 200 m above sea level) and continue with the second vehicle until the road turns south in a hairpin bend. Park the upper vehicle here (380 m above sea level).

Sauze (aval): Canyon Start
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Approach: First follow the path towards Champcontier. Then continue on the path towards "Chemin du Col de la Rousse"
Tour: At the beginning a 55m rappel, which is abseiled in the beam and outside and broken approximately in the middle.

Sauze (aval): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz für Einstieg Blache und Ausstieg Sauze
Access: Drive to Lauzet-Ubaye and cross the Ubaye at the "medieval bridge". Continue to the Blache canyon (lower part of the Sauze) and park there.
Return: Attach to the car or tarpaulin at the road bridge.

Sauze (aval): Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg bei evtl. Umsetzung
Access: Drive to Lauzet-Ubaye and cross the Ubaye at the "medieval bridge". Continue to the Blache canyon (lower part of the Sauze) and park there.
Return: Attach to the car or tarpaulin at the road bridge.

Sauze (aval): Canyon End
Return: Attach to the car or tarpaulin at the road bridge.

Bussingmed: Canyon Start
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Approach: For access see
Tour: First some smaller rappels, then 3 rappels between 33 and 37m. Afterwards about 10 minutes down in the bumpy streambed. \nSee also photos and video

Bussingmed: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Digne-Les-Bains on the D 900, 14 km in the direction of Gap or from Gap 90 km (also on the D 900) in the direction of Digne as far as the village of La Javie. Here turn east onto the D 107 and up the Bleone valley to Prads (12.5 km from Javie). Continue along the Bleone. After about 4 km, take the road to the right towards Ref. de l'Estrop (starting point for the Male Vesse hike). However, we stay left towards Saume Longe. On a ridge at an altitude of 1450m we can see this hamlet ahead of us. Here a bad dirt road goes off to the right and we park the car. See also Google map (contrary to what is indicated there, the car is not in the hamlet of Saume Longe but on the Col des Plenies).
Return: Exit point prescribed, see

Bussingmed: Canyon End
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Return: Exit point prescribed, see

Enfers: Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the Ludwigskopf path, which leads north after circling the meadow and bypasses a large rock formation. After the last hairpin bends, the path joins a right-hand needle at the edge of a meadow dominated by two buildings (Schäferei, Alt. 1753). At this point, leave the path and follow a path that is barely visible in the tall grass and leads horizontally under the buildings. At the exit of the meadow, the path continues through the trees and soon you will see a single house on the left below the path. At this point, descend almost to this house and continue horizontally on the path, which is now easier to see. About 130 m later, on a very vague crest and at an altitude of 1700 m, a steep descent begins (on a fairly visible path) through the forest. After 5 minutes you reach the first obstacle. The part between the path of the head of Louis XVI, which you leave at a right-hand pin, and the "plunge" into the forest at altitude 1700 is marked with a dashed line on the 1:25,000 scale IGN map. Note that after the isolated house, if you continue along the path (which gradually improves) too far to the right, you will cross a canyon (ravin du Vallon, altitude 1648), which you can descend first via the flank on the G bank (steep), and then at best a 10 m abseil towards the exit.
Tour: A variety of abseils between 4 and 30 m, some of which are a little watery under normal conditions. No swims, no jumps, but magnificent indentations. The time for the descent will quickly depend on your knowledge of rappel, so you won't waste any time. Some waterfalls are equipped out of the water. There is very new and less new equipment, several handrails that you should use wisely to combine speed and safety. Commitment Certainly. The extent of the route is identical to the Sauze/Blache route, but cut deeper, with no obvious passing places, even less road or intermediate parking.... However, on the cross-section of Henri Vincens' topos, a loophole is indicated on the left bank at the exit of the first third, then two more further down (not tested). Historical overview M André, July 1983. Notes Without shuttle bus: parking lot in Les Cluots. At the confluence, ascend about 200 m on the right bank of the Ubaye, the path begins to climb. In a few hairpin bends, you reach the hamlet of Les Herbez at altitude 1225, then slightly uphill to the right, cross the canyon of the same name (it is the well-marked canyon at the beginning of the approach), then cross again to the right until you reach La Grande Blache. With a cut you reach Les Cluots. 1h20.

Enfers: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz für den Ausstieg
Access: Drive to Le Lauzet-Ubaye. Aval with Ubaye crossing: Drive past the village, continue on the D900 and at the exit of the two-lane road turn left and park at the turn-off to Champanastais. Down the valley without crossing: On leaving Le Lauzet, take the small road on the left to the Roman bridge (the same as for Sauze/Blache). After the bridge, turn right, then park in a sharp hairpin bend in front of a block of houses on the right (1.3 km after the bridge). 12.7 km long shuttle bus. Uphill: Follow the D900 uphill, drive 1.6 km over the bridge over the Ubaye and take the small road on the left towards Chaudon-Grande Blache. At the exit of the paved road, take the right-hand path to the edge of Les Cluots (large meadows).
Return: Cross the Ubaye and continue to the car. If there is too much water in the Ubaye for a safe crossing, we take the path on the right bank downstream to the next bridge.

Enfers: Parking at Entry
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2025-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfers Sortie en traversant l'Ubaye. Deux relais écrasés par les crues sur des obstacles franchissables malgré tout (désescalade). (Quelle: ht...
Access: Drive to Le Lauzet-Ubaye. Aval with Ubaye crossing: Drive past the village, continue on the D900 and at the exit of the two-lane road turn left and park at the turn-off to Champanastais. Down the valley without crossing: On leaving Le Lauzet, take the small road on the left to the Roman bridge (the same as for Sauze/Blache). After the bridge, turn right, then park in a sharp hairpin bend in front of a block of houses on the right (1.3 km after the bridge). 12.7 km long shuttle bus. Uphill: Follow the D900 uphill, drive 1.6 km over the bridge over the Ubaye and take the small road on the left towards Chaudon-Grande Blache. At the exit of the paved road, take the right-hand path to the edge of Les Cluots (large meadows).
Return: Cross the Ubaye and continue to the car. If there is too much water in the Ubaye for a safe crossing, we take the path on the right bank downstream to the next bridge.

Enfers: Canyon End
Return: Cross the Ubaye and continue to the car. If there is too much water in the Ubaye for a safe crossing, we take the path on the right bank downstream to the next bridge.

Valette: Canyon Start
Approach: We reach the hamlet of Aurent (1188m) on foot and take the hiking trail to the head of the valley at the Cabanes du Prey (1630m). Continue according to the sketch to the entry point. The path soon loses its way and we continue without a path above the Valette to the entry point.
Tour: See photos & video

Valette: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Am Col du Fa(m) 1320m Höhe. Weitere Zufahrt mit Auto nicht gestattet
Access: From Entrevaux via Castellet-les-Sausses (!) to Col de Fa(m) - P1 - see Google aerial photo (gray line). Depending on the condition of the road and the suitability of the car, continue to P2 if possible. The use of an (e-)bike is also possible here.\n
Return: After reaching the Ravin de Grave Plaine in the valley down the stream until you can get out onto the access path (see map sketch in the "Photo gallery")

Valette: Canyon End
Comment: jonction avec le ravin de GRAVE PLANE (descente)
Return: After reaching the Ravin de Grave Plaine in the valley down the stream until you can get out onto the access path (see map sketch in the "Photo gallery")

Valette: Alternative Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Ravin de Grave Plaine in the valley down the stream until you can get out onto the access path (see map sketch in the "Photo gallery")

Valette: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz descente
Access: From Entrevaux via Castellet-les-Sausses (!) to Col de Fa(m) - P1 - see Google aerial photo (gray line). Depending on the condition of the road and the suitability of the car, continue to P2 if possible. The use of an (e-)bike is also possible here.\n

Valette: Waypoint
Comment: hameau d\'AURENT (descente)
Approach: We reach the hamlet of Aurent (1188m) on foot and take the hiking trail to the head of the valley at the Cabanes du Prey (1630m). Continue according to the sketch to the entry point. The path soon loses its way and we continue without a path above the Valette to the entry point.

Mainmorte: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the access parking lot, take the path that leads slightly downhill to the streambed.
Tour: See photos & videos

Mainmorte: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg oder für Zu- und Ausstieg via Klettersteig
Access: See Google aerial photo, also for a possible implementation, in "Photo gallery"
Return: Exit either via via ferrata up to the road or 15m + 45m rappel into the Verdon and down there. The latter is only possible when the water flow is low. Call +33 492 836268 to find out the water discharge from the Castillon reservoir for the following day in French: it should be 0.3 cubic meters per second. Do not board if the planned water discharge from the Castillon reservoir is above 0.3 cubic meters per second. \In the latter case, exit on the "sentier du Maugué" on the right up to the parking exit.

Mainmorte: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz, falls man in den Verdon abseilt und dann flussabwärts nach rechts aussteigt
Access: See Google aerial photo, also for a possible implementation, in "Photo gallery"
Return: Exit either via via ferrata up to the road or 15m + 45m rappel into the Verdon and down there. The latter is only possible when the water flow is low. Call +33 492 836268 to find out the water discharge from the Castillon reservoir for the following day in French: it should be 0.3 cubic meters per second. Do not board if the planned water discharge from the Castillon reservoir is above 0.3 cubic meters per second. \In the latter case, exit on the "sentier du Maugué" on the right up to the parking exit.

Mainmorte: Canyon End
Return: Exit either via via ferrata up to the road or 15m + 45m rappel into the Verdon and down there. The latter is only possible when the water flow is low. Call +33 492 836268 to find out the water discharge from the Castillon reservoir for the following day in French: it should be 0.3 cubic meters per second. Do not board if the planned water discharge from the Castillon reservoir is above 0.3 cubic meters per second. \In the latter case, exit on the "sentier du Maugué" on the right up to the parking exit.

Kotzenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, continue in the direction of Bächental. The road crosses the Dürrach and leads uphill on the right bank parallel to the Dürrach. Approx. 2.5 km after the bridge, a gravel road branches off to the right to the Stierschlaghütte (signposted "Lärchkogel, Tölzer Hütte, Schafreiter"). Follow this road for a few minutes (not quite 500 m) downhill to the bridge over the Dürrach with a dam below. Uphill on the opposite bank. After another almost 1000 m, a forest path turns off to the right at the 2nd leftward haipin bend reached here. We follow this for about 1.5 km and then keep right a few meters after crossing the second gravel streambed down to the bottom of the Kotzenbach. If you miss the descent here, you will enter when the forest road crosses the streambed 80 m further on.\nEven before that, you can already descend steeply through the sparse forest to the stream (to the GPS: Lat. 47.533617 Long 11.538069) directly above the second rappel. See also aerial photo external photo gallery 17.05.2017.
Tour: Running sections are interrupted by a few steps with a total of 8 rappels and a few downclimbs. The double step at the exit leads down into the Dürrach.

Kotzenbach: Canyon End
Return: Either walk up the Dürrach on the opposite bank to the forest road or down the Dürrach to the bridge (see Dürrach description).

Oules de Freissinieres: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the left bank of the Biaysse / Chichin, first follow the path towards Dormillouse. The path then climbs steeply in several bends. This is followed by a longer grade in a north-westerly direction, a leftward haipin bend and a fork at the next hairpin bend. Continue along the gradient (no further to Dormillouse). Continue along the path and follow the forks in a southerly direction (towards Gletcher, not Dormillouse). As soon as the path runs parallel to the Oules with little difference in altitude, you have reached the entry point.
Tour: Cracks: The oules become greased and degreased over the years. Some pools can be very deep in some years and completely fatty in the following years and vice versa. It is therefore necessary to check the depth of each pool before jumping. Equipment completely revised and updated in 2013. IMPORTANT INFO: The names of the obstacles used in this description (slides/cascades/protrusions...) do not correspond exactly to the names in the topos Canyons des Hautes-Alpes (Henri Vincens) / Tour d'Europe des Canyon (Caracal). For the sake of "clarity", the names used by these authors for the main obstacles are specified in the following lines and added to the names of this description; example: for the first T5: "T5/dc", "T8/hv", "T6/c", which means in the order Descente-Canyon, Henri Vincens, Caracal (Tour de l'Europe). The first part of 1.5 to 2 hours consists of ledges and small slides (T5, T10, T3, C5, C20, C12, and C6) where you have to be careful of the water movements. If you are strongly agitated in the slide "T5/dc", "T8/hv", "T6/c" (foaming tub and violent drop to the left), you can still escape to the right via a steep grassy scree just before "T10/dc", "T14/hv", "T10/c" (RD relay) (violent drop due to large current at the finish). This is followed by a small 2/3m slide and then a 4/5m jump/waterfall (RD relay/knot rope/required 4m jump/left bank drop). The 20m waterfall slide: "C20/dc", "T18/hv", "TC17/c" can be dangerous (handrail + RG relay). It can be lowered easily if the foaming jet does not touch the opposite bank (otherwise dangerous drop). Otherwise, you can save yourself via the RG (easy climb/3 m, at the height of the MC start) and then rappel 20 m from a relay on the ledge next to the rechapper. The next waterfall is no problem, RG relay (2 points), 10m rappel + slippery jump. The next obstacle requires a 6m jump into a pool (+/- depth/years). From the (old) menhir (very large boulders in the canyon bed) things get serious (incidentally, this is the last easy escape route in the RG before... many worries.... ). The second, very sporty part takes about 3 hours and requires great attention. You string together abseiling sections and a nice S-slide, you negotiate de-escalations that are sometimes "hot", and you reach the "climax", the famous "cannon shot" (geyser); a water fountain shoots up horizontally and forms a beautiful ponytail. On to the technical aspects; after "le Menhir" the 5 m high waterfall is jumped. The following "C8/dc", "C10/hv", "C8/c" can also be jumped, but the start is technical and slippery and you have to jump far to avoid falling onto an edge at a lower depth. It is better to rappel from the RD relay (2 points) (beware of the hanging tub, if the current is strong, it is better for the first person to rappel to reach the relay to avoid being washed away). The relay of the S-slide, "T3+6/hv", "T5,T8/c", is more difficult to find. One meter before the first slide, climb over the RD jump (it's slippery!... short ladder more or less mandatory) to find two points, sometimes under the vegetation, two meters further (violent water movements and second part to be avoided when active/ ankle bise...). The next ledge offers a small waterfall (1 m, strongly reminiscent when the water flow is strong) and leads into a hanging pool. The next waterfall is an RD waterfall that de-escalates behind a group of trees. After this, you finally reach the big abseils. A slide sends you directly into a new hanging basin (belay possible / 2 points above the slide / slippery access) towards the first MC with RG cable + RG relay: "C22/hv", "C23/c", rappel 22m or 10m + jump 12m. Here is the last possible escape route in the RG (fixed ropes 80m), in case you are tired, frozen or scared... You then reach the second MC with rope RG at the height of the overflow of the large hanging pool (have yourself secured if there is a lot of water to avoid a fall from 60m...). The "cannon shot" takes place in a C60. Not too much space and a wonderful photo to take. The wired MC leads you to the RG relay of "C21/hv", "C27/c" for a first rappel (slightly pendular) of 27m to reach the RG relay of "C25/hv", "C32/c" (right at the geyser, 10m under a larch), rappel of 30m. Then, at the exit of this fabulous waterfall (in pouring rain), do not descend to the pool, but reach a first micro-terrace RD by swinging, then find a relay (monopoint) in a small niche 1.5m below this first terrace. From here we rappel into the basin (still in pouring rain) to bypass an RD jump and reach a 2nd RD terrace (in less pouring rain). Start the abseilable MC "MC10m/hv", "MC D technical/c", (2 points), lay the abseilable MC (12m) to reach a micro-relay RD (4 quick links/2 points), then cross the C18 which follows above water. Via a slippery climb you reach the third wired MC, then an RD relay for a rappelling routes of 17m or 10m + 7m jump. This is followed by the slides "T15/hv", "TC4,TC6/c", dry to the right (2 points + 1 point + 1 point), or aquatic to the left + jump, leading into a large pool, then a 3m jump (rappel possible) into a narrow pool leading to an RG relay (+ MC rappelable). The "C20/dc", "C14/hv", "C18/c" can be problematic at sporty flow due to an RD choke + rappel at the bottom of the waterfall. It is best to do a zipline from the intermediate station. After that you will encounter a slide or a jump. The last waterfall "C20/dc", "C20/hv", "C22/c" (RD relay) also has a strong choke if the water flow is good. Descend RD and then pass under the waterfall by walking on the slippery ledge to a terrace and jumping RG into the pool. You can exit at this point via a steep path RG. As you continue through the chaos, you will eventually come across a C13 in a chute, RD relay (1 point), before reaching the bridge at the start of the trail. This last waterfall has a small hanging pool that is particularly dangerous when the water is very low (it turns sharply to the right and is encrusted over at the exit (waterfall)). Even specialists have been fooled here. This part is therefore not recommended, especially as it is not very interesting. Committed Relatively engaging until the "menhir" and then very, very engaging. Historical overview First ascent by Francis Elichabe and Henri Vincens. Remarks Need we mention it again? Les Oules are reserved for teams trained for "big broth" and rope manipulation... certainly one of the toughest canyons in the metropolis. Thanks to Henri for this fabulous opening. The water is very cold (06° C in September). Pay attention to the water level (which is checked at the bridge). Plan to re-equip the handrails and anchors as the heavy flooding and ice in winter tears everything away. Watch for water movement and pools that "call back", "choke", "push", etc. This hike should only be done in the fall, from September to November, because of the water level (except in special summers like 2003). In short, be more than careful. Even if we give you a lot of advice, it cannot detract from your own vigilance, as it is relative and can be wrong from one year to the next.

Oules de Freissinieres: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From L'Argentière-la-Bessée, drive up to Freissinières and follow the D238 to the exit of the valley and park at the end of the road in the public parking lot.
Return: After the 2nd bridge turn right to the car.

Oules de Freissinieres: Canyon End
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Return: After the 2nd bridge turn right to the car.

Torrent de Navette: Canyon Start
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Approach: Entry at the old stone bridge

Torrent de Navette: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz am Ausstieg oder alleiniger Parkplatz, falls nur 1 Auto
Access: We drive from Grenoble on the N85 - "Route Napoléon" - about 57 km to the village of Corps above the Lac du Sautet. For the onward journey to La Chapelle en Valgaudemar, see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", as well as the conversion, entry and exit.
Return: In the village, turn right before the pipe culvert and left to the lower car.

Torrent de Navette: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: We drive from Grenoble on the N85 - "Route Napoléon" - about 57 km to the village of Corps above the Lac du Sautet. For the onward journey to La Chapelle en Valgaudemar, see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", as well as the conversion, entry and exit.
Return: In the village, turn right before the pipe culvert and left to the lower car.

Torrent de Navette: Canyon End
Return: In the village, turn right before the pipe culvert and left to the lower car.

Leoncel: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the road to the bridge, where we get on.
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos.

Leoncel: Parking at Exit
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2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Léoncel Dans ces conditions, le canyon ne ressemble plus à grand chose: vasque ensablé (tob éjectable: 60 cm eau) et surtout beaucoup d'arbre...
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Léoncel RASpas vue de goproles sauts passent en amortissantmagnifique navette et superbes couleurs d automne (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Comment: Auto für den Ausstieg
Access: We leave the A49 coming from Grenoble via exit 8 directly after the "Porte de la Drôme" and the "Royans-Vercors" service area. Then we drive to the parking lot for the exit at the Bouvante power plant. Then we take the second car to the parking lot for the entry, see Google aerial photos.\nIf we only have one car, we park it at the entry.
Return: If you do, turn right at the bridge over the Lyonne and walk down the stream to the car at the power station. If there is no conversion, we exit to the left at the remains of a water drainage and take the path that leads us - keeping left at a fork - back to the car at "P1".

Leoncel: Parking at Entry
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Léoncel RAS, on a pas vu de gopro mais pas mis non plus la tête sous l'eau (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/27...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Léoncel Dans ces conditions, le canyon ne ressemble plus à grand chose: vasque ensablé (tob éjectable: 60 cm eau) et surtout beaucoup d'arbre...
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Comment: Auto für den Zustieg
Access: We leave the A49 coming from Grenoble via exit 8 directly after the "Porte de la Drôme" and the "Royans-Vercors" service area. Then we drive to the parking lot for the exit at the Bouvante power plant. Then we take the second car to the parking lot for the entry, see Google aerial photos.\nIf we only have one car, we park it at the entry.
Return: If you do, turn right at the bridge over the Lyonne and walk down the stream to the car at the power station. If there is no conversion, we exit to the left at the remains of a water drainage and take the path that leads us - keeping left at a fork - back to the car at "P1".

Leoncel: Canyon End
Return: If you do, turn right at the bridge over the Lyonne and walk down the stream to the car at the power station. If there is no conversion, we exit to the left at the remains of a water drainage and take the path that leads us - keeping left at a fork - back to the car at "P1".

Etages: Canyon Start
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etages Gros débit mais débit normal pour les Étages. Très beau canyon, l'arche et sa vasque sont magnifiques. Approche 20' et canyon 2h15 à 6....
Approach: Either to the right or left of the stream to the bridge that connects both access paths; see also map sketch in "Photo gallery"

Etages: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etages Gros débit mais débit normal pour les Étages. Très beau canyon, l'arche et sa vasque sont magnifiques. Approche 20' et canyon 2h15 à 6....
Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo gallery". At the exit of the approach, you pass the houses of Les Etages and then park your car in one of the parking lots to the left of the road.
Return: Turn left at the footbridge to the village and the car.

Etages: Canyon End
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etages Gros débit mais débit normal pour les Étages. Très beau canyon, l'arche et sa vasque sont magnifiques. Approche 20' et canyon 2h15 à 6....
Return: Turn left at the footbridge to the village and the car.

Ecouges (superieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot at the Pont de Chabert just above the bridge directly into the Drevenne.
Tour: Impressive and possibly demanding tour through the west walls of the Vercors (if the water flow is sufficient).\nThe water level at the beginning of the tour should not exceed 1 m³/sec.\nAll rappelling routes are installed in such a way that rappelling outside the waterline is also possible. To do this, however, free-hanging traverses must be made on the rope in two places in a vertical wall from the upper edge of the waterfall to the front.\nWhen the canyon opens, a stream crossing must be made from right to left and one directly at the edge of the 65 m fall from left to right over the slippery streambed. Make sure you secure the crossing adequately here (fatal accident of a canyoning guide on 17. 08. 2002).\nThe large waterfall can be broken (orographic. right after about 35m on a pleasant intermediate level).

Ecouges (superieur): Canyon End
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Return: Either directly onto the road to the car or further down the Ecouges II (see there).

Infernet (Isère): Canyon Start
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Approach: A few meters back on the road, then a dirt road between forest and meadows descends in a south-easterly direction. On a flat saddle, before the path climbs again, an inconspicuous track runs off to the left (south-east) into the bushes. Follow this - steeply at the end - down to Vence and the entry to Infernet.
Tour: The difficulty depends crucially on the - usually quite decent - water flow. Although the stands are usually set up to avoid the jet as much as possible, access to the stand above the 25 m rappel is quite exposed. Whirlpools and rollers then pose a further danger. Video and photos show a low water flow! At times (!) a guide rope was fixed to the right wall, which could be used to stay out of the powerful jet. But then about 40m abseil length above intermediate level. Good to connect with Alloix.

Infernet (Isère): Canyon End
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Return: After the canyon exit, before the water catchment, turn right up to the aforementioned saddle and from here back to the car.

Alloix: Canyon Start
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Approach: A path leads along the meadow in a WSW direction to the stream.
Tour: Various types of rappel, clear water, some jumps and slides possible; you can almost always get out on the path near the stream.\nGood to combine with Infernet.\nThere is a prohibition sign near the village, but according to its wording, this is primarily intended to exclude the municipality's liability for any accidents. In addition, it was repealed by the Grenoble Administrative Court in 2001 (see descente-canyon.com).

Alloix: Canyon End
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Return: Exit at the suspension bridge and follow the path (orographic) left down to the lower vehicle.

Alloix: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Facultatif... préférer la marche d\'approche ! (descente)
Access: Leave the A 41 (Chambery - Grenoble) at exit 23 (Touvet/Goncelin), then take the D 29 westwards for a few hundred meters in the direction of Touvet until you reach the D 1090. Head north on the D 1090 for 500 m and then turn left onto the D 9 and up to St. Vincent-de-Mercuze. Continue north to the bridge over the Alloix and the immediately adjacent village of Montalieu. In the village, take the first road on the left, which leads up to the next plateau (Les Prés). At the first rightward haipin bend approx. 400 m after the village, park the lower vehicle (information board).\nTake the second vehicle and continue up a left-hand serpentine until you approach the Alloix valley again. Park the second vehicle where the road bends to the right (below an electricity pylon).\nEven without a second vehicle, you can reach the entry point in 50 minutes via footpaths close to the stream.
Return: Exit at the suspension bridge and follow the path (orographic) left down to the lower vehicle.

Alloix: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the A 41 (Chambery - Grenoble) at exit 23 (Touvet/Goncelin), then take the D 29 westwards for a few hundred meters in the direction of Touvet until you reach the D 1090. Head north on the D 1090 for 500 m and then turn left onto the D 9 and up to St. Vincent-de-Mercuze. Continue north to the bridge over the Alloix and the immediately adjacent village of Montalieu. In the village, take the first road on the left, which leads up to the next plateau (Les Prés). At the first rightward haipin bend approx. 400 m after the village, park the lower vehicle (information board).\nTake the second vehicle and continue up a left-hand serpentine until you approach the Alloix valley again. Park the second vehicle where the road bends to the right (below an electricity pylon).\nEven without a second vehicle, you can reach the entry point in 50 minutes via footpaths close to the stream.
Return: Exit at the suspension bridge and follow the path (orographic) left down to the lower vehicle.

Alloix: Waypoint
Comment: Marche d\'approche : départ du sentier (descente)
Approach: A path leads along the meadow in a WSW direction to the stream.

Ruzand: Canyon Start
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Approach: From P1 in the direction of Ruzand. Before reaching the stream, tracks lead down to the entry point, see map sketch in the "Photo gallery"
Tour: See topographic views, photos and video

Ruzand: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg P2
Access: See Google aerial images, also for the implementation.
Return: Down the stream to the path; turn left and then northwest. Direction to the car, see map sketch in the "Photo gallery"

Ruzand: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg P1
Return: Down the stream to the path; turn left and then northwest. Direction to the car, see map sketch in the "Photo gallery"

Ruzand: Canyon End
Return: Down the stream to the path; turn left and then northwest. Direction to the car, see map sketch in the "Photo gallery"

Furon (amont): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: 6km NW of Grenoble, at the foot of the Vercors massif, on the left bank of the Isere, where the Drac flows into the Isere, there is a suburb of Grenoble called Sassenage. It is easy to reach via the D1532 (Av. de Valence). In Sassenage itself, at the traffic circle with the beautiful waterfall monument, take the exit onto the D531 (Route de Villard de Lans) heading west. The road turns north at another traffic circle and then climbs in 5 hairpin bends. From the traffic circle it is about 12 km until we reach the parking lot on the left.
Return: At the exit on the right, first climb up a small via ferrata, then take a clearly signposted path back to the bridge and up to the car.

Furon (amont): Canyon Start
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Comment: oberhalb der Brücke beim großen Baum
Approach: From the parking lot we have 2 options for access. In both cases, the entry point is above the bridge. The normal access is well signposted.
Tour: Entry here can be made by jumping (9 m), but can also be rappelled. This is followed by jumps, slides and some smaller rappels. Overall very beautiful washouts, great canyon atmosphere but very short. However, this makes it absolutely suitable for families. The first two steps in the narrows can be bypassed on the slope to the left. There are also enough anchors and bolts to practise some rope techniques, rescue techniques and ropeway construction. The lower part of the Furon can also be climbed, see Furon aval. Climbing is prohibited between the upper and lower sections.

Furon (amont): Canyon End
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Return: At the exit on the right, first climb up a small via ferrata, then take a clearly signposted path back to the bridge and up to the car.

Ecouges (Inferieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: Immediately by the bridge into the stream.
Tour: Highly frequented canyon, also popular after Ecouges I. Some jumps and slides. Water drainage at entry.\nOnly permitted from May 1 to September 15. \nThe third part (below the described exit) is generally prohibited.

Ecouges (Inferieur): Canyon End
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Return: After the C 13 and the adjoining pool, a path leads out to the left (signs in the streambed), which would lead down to Le Rez in 45 minutes. However, we do not take this exit, which would require a long shuttle, but continue along the streambed for about 70 meters. There, a (mostly dry) side stream descends in the scree on the righthand side. We now walk steeply uphill in the side stream, or better still across the grassy areas on its orographic right-hand side, until we come to a path. This leads in serpentines up to a slope, which we continue up (approx. 5 min.) until we reach the tarred road. Follow this road to the right for about 400 m back to the car.

Ecouges (Inferieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz abseits der Straße
Access: Take the N 532 running parallel to the highway from Grenoble in the direction of Romans-sur-Isere to Rovon. Turn left here and take the D 35 via St. Gervais up towards Rencurel. The Canyon des Ecouges is also signposted. The road first leads up through sparse forest and finally crosses our stream on a bridge below the 65-meter drop. Park the car here.
Return: After the C 13 and the adjoining pool, a path leads out to the left (signs in the streambed), which would lead down to Le Rez in 45 minutes. However, we do not take this exit, which would require a long shuttle, but continue along the streambed for about 70 meters. There, a (mostly dry) side stream descends in the scree on the righthand side. We now walk steeply uphill in the side stream, or better still across the grassy areas on its orographic right-hand side, until we come to a path. This leads in serpentines up to a slope, which we continue up (approx. 5 min.) until we reach the tarred road. Follow this road to the right for about 400 m back to the car.

Pont du Diable: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road junction head south down a path to the Pont du Diable (information boards), cross it and enter a little above the orographic left bank.
Tour: Short, but very rewarding. Several opportunities for nice jumps. A narrow chute sometimes blocked with wood. Can be easily connected to the nearby repo reservoir.

Pont du Diable: Canyon End
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Return: After the narrow section, go right up to the bridge and take the access path back to the car.

Sourd: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk up the slope in serpentines. After the 4th leftward haipin bend (the 7th in total), we continue for about 50m and then follow the tracks to the right into the stream.

Sourd: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Am Beginn der Piste für den Zustieg
Return: After the bridge out onto the road and to the car.

Sourd: Canyon End
Return: After the bridge out onto the road and to the car.

Otin: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin - La Costera path. We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures perched on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Before and down this to the right we come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. Alternatively, we can also cross the chute and enter the "upper course", which can then be seen on the lower right.
Tour: 12-14 rappels, first into the upper basin, then into a relatively open streambed, which gradually deepens. Several jumping possibilities. Further below, either stay in the chute or traverse out to the left and rappel over slab. Finally, the penultimate high rappel, airy and possibly in a stream. The last rappel can be bypassed on the left.

Otin: Canyon End
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Return: Once in Mascun, descend the stream as described in Mescun inferiore.

Peonera (inferior): Canyon Start
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Randonnée aquatique avec de très beaux paysages ! Nous avons fait la partie sans navette en se garant en rive gauche sur le...
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Seuls sur le parking du Mirador et dans le canyon. On a croisé un magnifique bouquetin ibérique dans la première partie. (Q...
Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Peonera (inferior): Canyon End
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Fait sans navette, garés à Morrano, sortis à Tamara. Seuls. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Randonnée aquatique avec de très beaux paysages ! Nous avons fait la partie sans navette en se garant en rive gauche sur le...
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Seuls sur le parking du Mirador et dans le canyon. On a croisé un magnifique bouquetin ibérique dans la première partie. (Q...
Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

Peonera (inferior): Alternative Canyon Start
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Fait sans navette, garés à Morrano, sortis à Tamara. Seuls. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Randonnée aquatique avec de très beaux paysages ! Nous avons fait la partie sans navette en se garant en rive gauche sur le...
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peonera (inferior) Seuls sur le parking du Mirador et dans le canyon. On a croisé un magnifique bouquetin ibérique dans la première partie. (Q...
Comment: Zustieg ebenfalls von Morano
Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Peonera (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: wenn wir bei der Fuente Tamara aussteigen, sonst nur für Zustieg
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).
Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

Peonera (inferior): Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ende des attraktiven Abschnitts, Ausstieg nach Morano oder zum P an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).
Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

Peonera (inferior): Parking at Exit
Comment: wenn wir die Tour beim Wehr (Molino de Bierge) beenden
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).

Peonera (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar für den direkten Zustieg zum attraktiven Abschnitt

Peonera (inferior): Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: bei Zustieg vom P an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar
Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Gorgas Negras: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Magnifique descente, mais eau marron marron MARRON, difficile de percevoir plus profond que la cheville ce qui rend la descente...
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Comme toujours un canyon fantastique! Attention à la vasque piégée au début (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Approche en 2h30.Descente en 4h.Certaines résurgences très froide.Sources pour recharger les gourdes, juste avant le Barrasil, l...
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We descend to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right. We continue northwards, turning left up the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot. We emerge from the bushes and stand on an open plateau. The main path continues to the right towards Nazarre and the entry to Gorgas Negras. We follow it through the "Vallon de los Moros" and reach the "losa Mora" dolmen at the top, which is slightly off to the right. Here you may be able to enjoy the view of the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge. Continue in a northerly direction towards the ruins of Nasarre. Pass it on the left and at the last house no longer follow the track half-right downhill to the entry as before, but follow the tracks half-left, which merge into a path that descends on the left-hand slope. It brings us to the entry just before the first narrowing.
Tour: At the beginning, mostly flat pools alternate with smaller gradients. Then the descent becomes varied. Rappels (almost all jumpable), smaller passages in the souterrain and we come to the striking pot. If there is little water flow in summer, it is jumpable from the left from a crouched position, if there is a lot of water flow, it can be abseiled on the right over the 20 m wall. Then a narrow passage. A noticeably cold karst spring in the following large pools. At the right-angled bend, the more athletic part is largely behind us. This is followed by chaos, running sections, a few possible jumps and then the large pool into which you can jump from a great height. Alternatively, you can dive into the pool from the left-hand edge of the rock through a small cook under the large cover plate. Jumps can also be repeated here via this "path" in the opposite direction. Despite the beauty of the scenic landscape, it is now a somewhat tiring walk out to the large meadow with the spring and the poplars at the beginning of the Barrasil.

Gorgas Negras: Canyon End
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Magnifique descente, mais eau marron marron MARRON, difficile de percevoir plus profond que la cheville ce qui rend la descente...
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Comme toujours un canyon fantastique! Attention à la vasque piégée au début (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgas Negras Approche en 2h30.Descente en 4h.Certaines résurgences très froide.Sources pour recharger les gourdes, juste avant le Barrasil, l...
Return: Either continue in the Alcanadre through the Barrazil (see there) or climb up to the left and after the flat saddle descend on the approach path to the right to the Mascun and back to Rodellar.

Rodakino B: Canyon End
2024-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodakino Cette fiche concerne rodakino B.Sommes rentré dans le canyon juste en amont des grottes et de l'enchainement des rappels.Pour l'accès...

Rodakino B: Canyon Start
2024-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodakino Cette fiche concerne rodakino B.Sommes rentré dans le canyon juste en amont des grottes et de l'enchainement des rappels.Pour l'accès...
Approach: From the car, we follow the track that starts northwest of the parking area and climbs continuously in a NNE direction. We ignore a track that soon branches off to the left, as well as the track that branches off to the right after about 600 m (from the car) and one that branches off to the left about 100 m further on. We pass through two gates. After a total of almost 1 km, we reach the point where the track runs northeast away from the stream (Sikia). Here, where another stream runs alongside the Sikia path, we descend into the streambed of the Sikia and climb up the slope to the northwest without a path on the other side. We cross the rock bar on the left at about half height (35°12'24.38 "N / 24°19'22.16 "E). After passing the rock ledge, cross the slope in a westerly direction, keeping slightly uphill, until you reach the ridge (35°12'24.77 "N / 24°19'16.78 "E). From here, continue in a westerly direction to the saddle and then descend steeply over this in a northerly direction into the streambed (if necessary, rappel from a tree).
Tour: We first walk in or next to the streambed until the stream soon deepens and the sequence of around 13 rappels begins. Then we reach the Sikia coming from the left and after another 10 rappels in the Sikia we have reached the road bridge. 2x30m ropes are used to cross several swimming pools dry if necessary if there is no water flow.

Rodakino B: Alternative Canyon End
2024-04-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodakino Cette fiche concerne rodakino B.Sommes rentré dans le canyon juste en amont des grottes et de l'enchainement des rappels.Pour l'accès...
Comment: au fin de 2. partie de Canyon Sikia (descente)

Rodakino B: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Réthymnon we drive south towards Armeni, Spili, Agia Galini. We drive through Armeni. Approximately 10 km further on we turn right in the direction of Agios Vasinos Sellia. It goes in western direction. After about 10 km (from the turnoff) the road bends south and we pass (high above the streambed) the Kotsifoú canyon. We ignore a road turning left and come to Sellia. Not descending towards Plakia, but continuing straight westward we come after an estimated 18 km to Kato Rodakino. We pass through the village. At its western exit we see a small unpaved parking area on the left. Park the car here.

Rodakino B: Waypoint
Comment: entrée au Canyon Sikia (descente)
Approach: From the car, we follow the track that starts northwest of the parking area and climbs continuously in a NNE direction. We ignore a track that soon branches off to the left, as well as the track that branches off to the right after about 600 m (from the car) and one that branches off to the left about 100 m further on. We pass through two gates. After a total of almost 1 km, we reach the point where the track runs northeast away from the stream (Sikia). Here, where another stream runs alongside the Sikia path, we descend into the streambed of the Sikia and climb up the slope to the northwest without a path on the other side. We cross the rock bar on the left at about half height (35°12'24.38 "N / 24°19'22.16 "E). After passing the rock ledge, cross the slope in a westerly direction, keeping slightly uphill, until you reach the ridge (35°12'24.77 "N / 24°19'16.78 "E). From here, continue in a westerly direction to the saddle and then descend steeply over this in a northerly direction into the streambed (if necessary, rappel from a tree).

Artoliaval: Canyon Start
2025-05-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artoli (aval) Jardiniers et débroussailleurs, allez y de bon cœur. Pour les canyonneur il vaux mieux aller voir ailleurs. Beaucoup de broussai...
2024-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artoli (aval) Il semble que j’ai été le premier cette année. Le ruisseau était envahi par la végétation par endroits. Un couteau de brousse ou...
Approach: From the parking lot at the bend in the road, follow the slope that branches off to the right. We follow it to the bridge (entry)
Tour: See video and photos.

Artoliaval: Canyon End
2025-05-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artoli (aval) Jardiniers et débroussailleurs, allez y de bon cœur. Pour les canyonneur il vaux mieux aller voir ailleurs. Beaucoup de broussai...
2024-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Artoli (aval) Il semble que j’ai été le premier cette année. Le ruisseau était envahi par la végétation par endroits. Un couteau de brousse ou...
Return: Take the path to the left, at a fork on the left we come to the long-distance hiking trail "Mare à Mare Sud" and walk up this to the left to the road and the car.

Nura: Canyon Start
Approach: Jourdan/Fiorina now describe the Alpine variant of the GR20 through the Bavella Towers. Where the GR20 descends again towards the Asinao hut, the authors continue - pathless (?) via the Bocca Maro ("1634" IGN map) along the ridge and reach the next saddle before Punta Muvrareccia via Punta di u Furnellu (1899m alt.). Between points "1831" and "1816" you now look for the descent into the large basin, at the lower exit of which the canyon begins. Time required between 5h and 6h30min. Alternatively, there is a less attractive but probably more comfortable access on the GR20 (non-alpine). Here you pass the Refuge Asinao at the bottom and then follow the tracks that lead up to point "1816" below Punta Muvrareccia. This may take longer, but would open up the possibility of an overnight stay at the Bergeries d'Asinao (the Asinao hut is being rebuilt after a fire in 2016, but will probably not be ready in 2018). Of course, you can also get here via the alpine variant of the GR20. See also "Punta di u Furnellu par Tova et Bocca d'Asinau (07/2005)"
Tour: Descent begins with a C30, 2 smaller rappels and the C70, which is not broken. Then alternate stretches of descending and walking with 5-6 rappels (max. 18m). Then from the right the tributary of the Purcaraccia. Here now 2 more small rappels and a lot of walking and downclimbing before this tour ends at the access to the (lower) Purcaraccia.

Nura: Canyon End
Return: Either continue in the Purcaraccia (see description there) or descend directly on the access path to the (lower) Purcaraccia.

Nura: Waypoint
Comment: correspond avec le départ de PURCARACCIA. (descente)
Approach: Jourdan/Fiorina now describe the Alpine variant of the GR20 through the Bavella Towers. Where the GR20 descends again towards the Asinao hut, the authors continue - pathless (?) via the Bocca Maro ("1634" IGN map) along the ridge and reach the next saddle before Punta Muvrareccia via Punta di u Furnellu (1899m alt.). Between points "1831" and "1816" you now look for the descent into the large basin, at the lower exit of which the canyon begins. Time required between 5h and 6h30min. Alternatively, there is a less attractive but probably more comfortable access on the GR20 (non-alpine). Here you pass the Refuge Asinao at the bottom and then follow the tracks that lead up to point "1816" below Punta Muvrareccia. This may take longer, but would open up the possibility of an overnight stay at the Bergeries d'Asinao (the Asinao hut is being rebuilt after a fire in 2016, but will probably not be ready in 2018). Of course, you can also get here via the alpine variant of the GR20. See also "Punta di u Furnellu par Tova et Bocca d'Asinau (07/2005)"

Nura: Parking at Entry
Access: We park the car for the exit where we parked the car for the Purcaraccia: Via Solenzara in the direction of Col de Bavella. After the Bocca di Larone mountain pass, park in the first sharp left-hand bend. \n\nWith the second car, continue to Col de Bavella. There we park the second car (parking zone regulated and subject to charge).\n
Return: Either continue in the Purcaraccia (see description there) or descend directly on the access path to the (lower) Purcaraccia.

Nura: Parking at Exit
Access: We park the car for the exit where we parked the car for the Purcaraccia: Via Solenzara in the direction of Col de Bavella. After the Bocca di Larone mountain pass, park in the first sharp left-hand bend. \n\nWith the second car, continue to Col de Bavella. There we park the second car (parking zone regulated and subject to charge).\n
Return: Either continue in the Purcaraccia (see description there) or descend directly on the access path to the (lower) Purcaraccia.

Skoupeikos I: Canyon Start
2025-10-13: A lot of bush-wacking at the start, it only gets nice towards the very end of this canyon, and the start of Kalithea. Super slimy sediment, which instantly clouds all the pools as soon as you step in...
2024-06-01: As the canyon becomes more and more beautiful, you can do it before Kalithea.
2024-05-01: Many jumps covered with gravel. Plenty of anchors. The beginning is ok, but it increases from minute to minute.
Approach: From the chapel we go back to the slope and turn right. After about 1.3 km, we take a slight left turn - Steinmann ! _ down to the right on a clear track to reach the streambed. See also map sketch and aerial photo in "Photo gallery"
Tour: Initially descent in blocked terrain, later - with increasing notches - in natural rock. Slides and jumps possible (after prior inspection). See videos

Skoupeikos I: Parking at Entry
2025-10-13: A lot of bush-wacking at the start, it only gets nice towards the very end of this canyon, and the start of Kalithea. Super slimy sediment, which instantly clouds all the pools as soon as you step in...
2024-06-01: As the canyon becomes more and more beautiful, you can do it before Kalithea.
2024-05-01: Many jumps covered with gravel. Plenty of anchors. The beginning is ok, but it increases from minute to minute.
Comment: Parkplatz P1 für Zustieg Kaleithea, zugleich P am Ausstieg Agios Loukas/Skoupeikos I
Return: At the widening, where the bottom of the canyon is flat, turn right onto the path that provides access to the next part of the canyon. This takes us up to the chapel of Agios Loukas, where our car is

Skoupeikos I: Canyon End
2025-10-13: A lot of bush-wacking at the start, it only gets nice towards the very end of this canyon, and the start of Kalithea. Super slimy sediment, which instantly clouds all the pools as soon as you step in...
2024-06-01: As the canyon becomes more and more beautiful, you can do it before Kalithea.
2024-05-01: Many jumps covered with gravel. Plenty of anchors. The beginning is ok, but it increases from minute to minute.
Return: At the widening, where the bottom of the canyon is flat, turn right onto the path that provides access to the next part of the canyon. This takes us up to the chapel of Agios Loukas, where our car is

Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Canyon Start
2025-10-15: How do you rate a canyon that is both absolutely stunning and absolutely disgusting at the same time. We had no flowing water, just standing pools of death and mud. Knee deep mud filled with millipede...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonissa (Quelle:
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Approach: Along the streambed to the entry at the narrowing.

Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Parking at Entry
2025-10-15: How do you rate a canyon that is both absolutely stunning and absolutely disgusting at the same time. We had no flowing water, just standing pools of death and mud. Knee deep mud filled with millipede...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonissa (Quelle:
2025-04-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonissa Beautiful narrow parts (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz P1 für den Einstieg
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Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Parking at Exit
2025-10-15: How do you rate a canyon that is both absolutely stunning and absolutely disgusting at the same time. We had no flowing water, just standing pools of death and mud. Knee deep mud filled with millipede...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonissa (Quelle:
2025-04-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonissa Beautiful narrow parts (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz P2 für den Ausstieg - soweit die letzte Strecke fahrbar ist
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Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Canyon End
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Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz Einstieg

Fonissa, Φαράγγι Φόνισσας: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz Austieg

Ronce: Canyon Start
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2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronce Marche d’approche facile à trouver. DC- à l’entrée du canyon et un bon DC/+ à la fin. L’équipement est bon. On s’attendait à du vieux mo...
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Approach: From the car first up to the old Fort du Ronce, then continue north along the path to the entry to the stream.
Tour: About 15 rappels, mostly "in the beam", see photos and video

Ronce: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Modane to Lansleburg, then over the Col du Mont-Cenis and about 5 km down to the parking lot at the pyramid above Lac de Cenis.
Return: Exit directly onto the RD1006 and left to the car.

Ronce: Canyon End
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronce Marche d’approche facile à trouver. DC- à l’entrée du canyon et un bon DC/+ à la fin. L’équipement est bon. On s’attendait à du vieux mo...
Return: Exit directly onto the RD1006 and left to the car.

Roska: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Beautiful canyon in fantastic scenery. Anchorages OK. (Quelle:
2024-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska De très beaux passages. La fin est classe. Fait sans navette. Retour 1h sur la piste. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Easy descent with not clear water, some nice jumps and slides are possible, but some have hidden boulders, be careful.There are some bea...
Approach: From the parking lot at the church, we walk down the road for about 50m. We find a sign pointing the way to Kato Vrisi, a spring. We follow it, continue past the spring and come to a small stone bridge. We take the path here.
Tour: At the beginning and over almost 2/3 of the descent, smaller steps - all under 10m high - some of which can also be jumped. Many exit options, including onto 2 traversing paths. The water flow increases. A section with higher rappels then begins. The steepness then subsides and we reach the mouth of the Krikelopotamos river and thus the exit of the descent.

Roska: Parking at Entry
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Beautiful canyon in fantastic scenery. Anchorages OK. (Quelle:
2024-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska De très beaux passages. La fin est classe. Fait sans navette. Retour 1h sur la piste. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Easy descent with not clear water, some nice jumps and slides are possible, but some have hidden boulders, be careful.There are some bea...
Comment: Parkplatz P1 für Zustieg
Access: From Karpenisi in a south-westerly direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. Turn right off the main road to Thermos/Lampiri, continue straight on towards Kastania and descend to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. Continue past the village of Tornos to Kastania. Here we continue - now on a dirt road - in the direction of Prodromos. After 4.5 km we descend to the bridge over the Platanaki. Now we head up to Prodromos, through the scattered houses and on towards Grana. Before reaching the houses of Grana, we turn left at a sharp angle onto the road that branches off to Roska. From here, a 4WD vehicle is indicated. We park one car up in Roska by the church and the second down by the bridge over the Krikelopotamos river. If you only have one car available, you can walk the 4.2 km from the bridge over the Krikelopotamos river up to Roska on the dirt road. Alternatively, you can look for the entry at the bridge. In this case, you are limited to the particularly attractive final section of the canyon.
Return: Upstream in Krikelopotamos (check the water flow rate at the parking lot by the bridge!) We pass the Schleier Falls "Πανταβρέχι/Pantavrehi" (panta vrehi = everything is raining) and arrive at the bridge and our car for the exit after almost 3/4 hours.

Roska: Parking at Exit
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Beautiful canyon in fantastic scenery. Anchorages OK. (Quelle:
2024-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska De très beaux passages. La fin est classe. Fait sans navette. Retour 1h sur la piste. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2024-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roska Easy descent with not clear water, some nice jumps and slides are possible, but some have hidden boulders, be careful.There are some bea...
Comment: Parkplatz P2 für Ausstieg
Access: From Karpenisi in a south-westerly direction to Prousos (31 km). From here continue in a southerly direction. Turn right off the main road to Thermos/Lampiri, continue straight on towards Kastania and descend to the bridge at the exit of the Mavri Spilia canyon. Continue past the village of Tornos to Kastania. Here we continue - now on a dirt road - in the direction of Prodromos. After 4.5 km we descend to the bridge over the Platanaki. Now we head up to Prodromos, through the scattered houses and on towards Grana. Before reaching the houses of Grana, we turn left at a sharp angle onto the road that branches off to Roska. From here, a 4WD vehicle is indicated. We park one car up in Roska by the church and the second down by the bridge over the Krikelopotamos river. If you only have one car available, you can walk the 4.2 km from the bridge over the Krikelopotamos river up to Roska on the dirt road. Alternatively, you can look for the entry at the bridge. In this case, you are limited to the particularly attractive final section of the canyon.
Return: Upstream in Krikelopotamos (check the water flow rate at the parking lot by the bridge!) We pass the Schleier Falls "Πανταβρέχι/Pantavrehi" (panta vrehi = everything is raining) and arrive at the bridge and our car for the exit after almost 3/4 hours.

Roska: Canyon End
Return: Upstream in Krikelopotamos (check the water flow rate at the parking lot by the bridge!) We pass the Schleier Falls "Πανταβρέχι/Pantavrehi" (panta vrehi = everything is raining) and arrive at the bridge and our car for the exit after almost 3/4 hours.

Fonias: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Very nice and playful first part! Anchors are fine. 3.5 hours with 4 people. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias (Quelle:
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Superbe début, très ludique, belle faille verticale . De belles créatures en fin de parcours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
Approach: Find the path by walking below the broadcast tower. Follow the path, and bypass the fenced enclosure on the higher side. Continue slightly downhill until you meet the stream at around 700 m altitude. GPX at https://ropewiki.com/Fonias

Fonias: Parking at Exit
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Very nice and playful first part! Anchors are fine. 3.5 hours with 4 people. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias (Quelle:
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Superbe début, très ludique, belle faille verticale . De belles créatures en fin de parcours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
Comment: Large parking area
Access: Car shuttle required, or can use mountain taxi to be taken to the broadcast tower (call or WhatsApp ‭Sakis +30 694 7099107‬, some English). Bottom car: Drive along the northern coastal road to the Fonias River. Park in the large tourist carpark. Upper car: Drive up the mountain to the broadcast tower at 40.4613, 25.6473 (rough road with sharp stones). Note that you can walk on a path from the tower, you do not have to stop at the last corner of the road.
Return: After the last major waterfall and large pool, find the track on river right.

Fonias: Parking at Entry
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Very nice and playful first part! Anchors are fine. 3.5 hours with 4 people. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2025-07-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias (Quelle:
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fonias Superbe début, très ludique, belle faille verticale . De belles créatures en fin de parcours. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
Comment: Radio Tower
Access: Car shuttle required, or can use mountain taxi to be taken to the broadcast tower (call or WhatsApp ‭Sakis +30 694 7099107‬, some English). Bottom car: Drive along the northern coastal road to the Fonias River. Park in the large tourist carpark. Upper car: Drive up the mountain to the broadcast tower at 40.4613, 25.6473 (rough road with sharp stones). Note that you can walk on a path from the tower, you do not have to stop at the last corner of the road.
Return: After the last major waterfall and large pool, find the track on river right.

Fonias: Canyon End
Return: After the last major waterfall and large pool, find the track on river right.

Karagiannaki: Canyon Start
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2025-06-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vatos Fait après Kara et Kous. 3 sauts et longue marche jusqu'à la plage. Retour en bateau. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-06-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Karagiannaki Canyon Sympa, belle roche et belles vasques. Enchaîné avec Kous et Vatos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Comment: 550m elevation
Approach: Take the dirt road on the left that climbs very steeply for about 1.2 km to a picnic area. Take the wide path on the left, signed with blue marks, which goes horizontally into the Vatos valley, often running alongside some water pipes. Continue until crossing the Vatos. Continue on the left bank, following the faint goat path that goes up the slope, always signed with blue marks, and taking the pipes as a reference, until you reach a rocky spur that divides the Vatos valley from the Karaggiannaki valley. Continue into the Karagiannaki valley, parallel to the pipes, until you reach the riverbed.
Tour: (Upstream from the entry point there are other unequipped waterfalls, some of which have nearby trees that can be used as natural anchors.) After an initial 150 m long stretch with various downclimbs, you reach the first two rappels. This is followed by a 50 m long narrow part with other downclimbs and a nice toboggan. At the end of this stretch there is a possible escape route on the right. We continue going on the left orographic side, where there are two downclimbs of 10 and 7 m, to go to the right where there is one of 12 m. We return to the left for a further downclimb and for a diveable rappel. There are six further rappels, of which the third (8 m) and the sixth (9 m) are diveable, while the fourth (10 m) can be bypassed on the right. You arrive at the large landslide where it is difficult to orient yourself. Be careful of its instability. Although it can be crossed from both orographic sides, the easiest passage is on the left bank, following the course of the water. After the landslide you reach the confluence with the Vatos which you descend for 50 m until you reach an obvious and marked path on the right bank. Note that it is possible to continue with Vatos canyon down to the sea.

Karagiannaki: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-06-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Karagiannaki Canyon Sympa, belle roche et belles vasques. Enchaîné avec Kous et Vatos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Access: If combining with Vatos and using a water taxi, see Vatos description for contacting Nicholas. Always following the signs for Pachia Ammos, until you find the dirt road on the left that leads to "KHMNIOTIZZA". Go up the dirt road for about 2 km until you reach a small clearing on the right, 100 m before the church and shortly after a steep dirt road on the left. Park the car. - If a 4WD vehicle is available, you can shorten both the approach and return by 20 minutes by taking the dirt road to the picnic area where you park.
Return: Take the path at the height of a large tree and continue uphill until you reach an oak tree grove. Take the wide, steep path on the right that quickly takes you to the picnic area. From here descend along the dirt road made during the approach until you reach the parked vehicle. If you decide to continue down Vatos to the sea try Nicolais: +306984508105 for a boat shuttle.

Karagiannaki: Canyon End
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2025-06-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vatos Fait après Kara et Kous. 3 sauts et longue marche jusqu'à la plage. Retour en bateau. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-06-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Karagiannaki Canyon Sympa, belle roche et belles vasques. Enchaîné avec Kous et Vatos. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Comment: 330m elevation
Return: Take the path at the height of a large tree and continue uphill until you reach an oak tree grove. Take the wide, steep path on the right that quickly takes you to the picnic area. From here descend along the dirt road made during the approach until you reach the parked vehicle. If you decide to continue down Vatos to the sea try Nicolais: +306984508105 for a boat shuttle.

Enipeas, Ενιπέας: Canyon Start
Approach: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14569270\n http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14569369\nAlways on paths along the stream, crossing it several times to the entry point. Alternatively, take the slope to the old Agios Dionysos monastery and from there into the stream.
Tour: See photos and videos.

Enipeas, Ενιπέας: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery.
Return: Several exit options at the end of the tour up to the car in Litochoro.

Enipeas, Ενιπέας: Canyon End
Return: Several exit options at the end of the tour up to the car in Litochoro.

Agua Negra: Canyon Start
2024-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (inférieur) Départ du plateau avec 5°C, parcouru en intégral, sans navette. Tres beau canyon, aquatique, super ambiance. Longue ma...
2023-11-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (inférieur) Après que la levada qui capte l'eau avant la partie inférieure d'Agua Negra a été bouchée pendant quelques jours, l'eau...
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Approach: You can now walk down the closed tarred road not quite 2 km to the houses of Rabacal or take a shuttle bus (2 euros down, 3 euros up). From Rabacal (good signposting - 2010), first follow the Levado do Risco for a few hundred meters in the direction of Cascada do Risco; then the signpost 'Levada 25 Fontes' prompts us to descend onto it. We now follow the Levada 25 Fontes, cross the Rib. Grande and then reach the Rib. da Água Negra below the 50 m waterfall, where the 25 springs trickle out of the basalt below.\n\nAn access option is also available via the "Levadas das 25 Fontes" through the "Tunel do Rabacal". You must then park at the barbecue area in the third-last hairpin bend of the ER211.
Tour: Even the approach is a pleasure; after the interesting access (with possible jumps), there is a longer walking passages in off-road terrain before it gets interesting again - and stays that way. After about half of the descent, you reach the Levada Vermelha, where the Rib. dos Cedros joins from the right. Continue under the levada until it joins the Rib. da Janela coming from the left.

Agua Negra: Canyon End
2024-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (inférieur) Départ du plateau avec 5°C, parcouru en intégral, sans navette. Tres beau canyon, aquatique, super ambiance. Longue ma...
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Return: Turn left out onto the rocks and uphill along the edge of the Água Negra until you reach a path that leads uphill (past a small stone house) to Levada Vermelha. Follow this to the right until you reach the bridge over the Rib. Grande (just before, on the righthand side, the 85 m drop of the Rib. do Alecrim - only 40 m visible), cross the Rib. Gr. and, keeping left, follow the path steeply uphill until you reach Levada 25 Fontes again. Turn right here for a few hundred meters until the path on the left leads up to the houses of Rabacal.

Rio Nero (Cerni Patok): Canyon Start
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Canyon pour initiés : désescalades périlleuses, rappels arrosés, risques aquatiques, relais pas toujours évidents... Malgré tout...
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Cierra discontinuidad entre rapeles.algun monopunto.agua fría.descendido desde el puente (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.co...
2025-08-22: We have it from the bridge.some single point.some jumps can be made.some discontinuity between rappels.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road for about 30 meters in the direction of travel to the gravel descent right to the stream (Torrente Resia). There used to be two wooden bridges over the stream here, but both were torn away in 2023. So wade through the streambed. Keeping slightly to the left in the streambed, head towards the canyon, which is already visible from afar. You will soon reach the bridge that crosses the Rio Nero. From here, on the orographic left, path 703 (signposted "Ric. Casera Rio Nero") leads to the entry point. The path climbs steeply at first and then runs more or less flat alongside the canyon. The last few meters to the stream are descended. You pass another tributary before reaching the wooden bridge/entry to the Rio Nero Inferiore (To reach the Superiore, follow the path (slope) uphill, cross a tributary, then enter the forest. The path initially climbs, where it begins to descend, look out for a small path that leads to the right after crossing a dry chute = entry to the Superiore) (The Superiore is less interesting except for a few individual cells).
Tour: approx. 3h Inferiore: The Rio Nero inferiore has not been known for so long. However, the canyon has a lot to offer for experienced canyoneers/aquatic fans. From the wooden bridge, you will soon reach the 1st abseiling/jumping point, where you should stay away from the undercut rock. You can also jump here. This is followed by beautiful washouts, short walking sections, jumps and abseiling points in the water. Despite some walking and downclimbs, the canyon remains entertaining right to the end. However, the currents in the pools and the short rappels, some of which are directly in the water, should not be underestimated! Superiore (1.5h): The canyon begins impressively and extremely cold with a beautiful incised section consisting of a smaller jump and an aquatic 16m rappel (emergency exit right). This is followed by an entertaining 16m abseil and a 5m jump. After that it becomes less interesting. Walk, downclimbs and jumps follow until the bridge (entry inferior).

Rio Nero (Cerni Patok): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Canyon pour initiés : désescalades périlleuses, rappels arrosés, risques aquatiques, relais pas toujours évidents... Malgré tout...
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Cierra discontinuidad entre rapeles.algun monopunto.agua fría.descendido desde el puente (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.co...
2025-08-22: We have it from the bridge.some single point.some jumps can be made.some discontinuity between rappels.
Comment: Parkplatz bei einzelnen Haus
Access: From Carnia drive towards Tarvisio --> turn right towards Resiutta --> in the village of Resiutta drive over the bridge --> immediately after the bridge turn right into the Resia valley --> after approx. 3.5 km you will see a gravel parking place on the left, on the right a sand road goes down to the stream --> park here.
Return: At an altitude of approx. 400 m, you leave the flat streambed and take the path left. You will soon reach the signposted junction. Follow the forest road already used for access back to the ford over the Resia and on to the parking lot.

Rio Nero (Cerni Patok): Canyon End
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Canyon pour initiés : désescalades périlleuses, rappels arrosés, risques aquatiques, relais pas toujours évidents... Malgré tout...
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerni Potock Cierra discontinuidad entre rapeles.algun monopunto.agua fría.descendido desde el puente (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.co...
2025-08-22: We have it from the bridge.some single point.some jumps can be made.some discontinuity between rappels.
Return: At an altitude of approx. 400 m, you leave the flat streambed and take the path left. You will soon reach the signposted junction. Follow the forest road already used for access back to the ford over the Resia and on to the parking lot.

Fafiao inf.: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue uphill to the north on a dirt road, passing two turn-offs to the left. We take the trail to the left after a few hundred meters (in 2005 there were blue beehives here). We climb uphill to the NNW above the Rio Toco. After reaching about 750 m above sea level, the path descends again and we reach a bridge over the Rio Toco at about 700 m above sea level (entry)

Fafiao inf.: Canyon End
Return: At 545 m above sea level, immediately after the first plastic pipes across the river, turn left and walk up an initially overgrown track (the slightly downhill track below is the wrong one!) to the car (approx. 25 min.). If you miss the right exit or can't find it, you can walk down the riverbed to the road bridge and from there back up the road to the left to Fafião

Ossèse (sup): Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup Dc-, relais ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup DC-Nous avons fait le fractionnement rive gauche de la 90m. Les relais sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
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Approach: see http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=kmpxidikvtmotprv
Tour: 12 - 15 rappels, the last one (88m) with relay (50/40)\nSee photos and videos

Ossèse (sup): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup Dc-, relais ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup DC-Nous avons fait le fractionnement rive gauche de la 90m. Les relais sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
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Access: See "Approach" in "Photo Gallery
Return: Path along the right bank\niehe http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=kmpxidikvtmotprv or further down the Ossèse inferiore

Ossèse (sup): Canyon End
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup Dc-, relais ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup DC-Nous avons fait le fractionnement rive gauche de la 90m. Les relais sont en bon état. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-08-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ossèse sup (Quelle:
Return: Path along the right bank\niehe http://www.gpsies.com/map.do?fileId=kmpxidikvtmotprv or further down the Ossèse inferiore

Ibn Hammad: Canyon Start
2025-12-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ibn Hammad Il y avait des travaux routiers sur le dernier kilomètre avant le wadi et les agents de sécurité ne nous laissaient pas passer. En...
Approach: From the parking lot, continue along the road, then take the footpath down to the bridge that leads over to the baths, and at the bridge turn right down into the wadi.
Tour: Down the stream in the lukewarm thermal water between the narrow gorge walls. The canyon walls are rich in vegetation and sintering, which once formed a kind of roof over the canyon. There is also a 4m rappel that was created during a flash flood (can also be done by climbers without a rope). Finally, you emerge from the canyon into a wide bed of sand and gravel. Apparently you can also go down the left slope first and then abseil into the wadi (approx. 5m) via a water-bearing side gorge.

Ibn Hammad: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ibn Hammad Il y avait des travaux routiers sur le dernier kilomètre avant le wadi et les agents de sécurité ne nous laissaient pas passer. En...
Access: From Karak, we first drive about 4 km on the "50" in an easterly direction. Then we turn north onto the "35", the "Kings Highway". After 7 km on the "35", we turn left again in a loosely built-up settlement (signpost: "Batir", Wadi Ibn Hammad, Rakin" and brown signpost: "Wadi bin Hammad Hotspring 20 km"). After about 2.9 km on this road, we come to a traffic circle (in the middle of a pyramid) and take the first exit to the northwest. 680m further on we turn right at the T-junction. After a further 2.9 km, a road joins from the right at a mosque. Continue for another 730 m and take the road to the right at a junction. We continue on the main road through the village - on the right we see a school with a mosque - and then descend steeply in serpentines. The road continues to descend steadily and we reach the wadi, drive through it on a ford and park our car on the other side. See: * https://goo.gl/photos/1FNGHc9sp45tjCke8 (access road)
Return: It's not worth continuing, so you walk back through the canyon. A visit to the thermal baths - men and women separately - is worthwhile.

Ibn Hammad: Canyon End
2025-12-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ibn Hammad Il y avait des travaux routiers sur le dernier kilomètre avant le wadi et les agents de sécurité ne nous laissaient pas passer. En...
Return: It's not worth continuing, so you walk back through the canyon. A visit to the thermal baths - men and women separately - is worthwhile.

Folhado (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-12-27: In the upper part 2 fresh landslides, after the confluence with Hortela quite a lot of water but without problems.
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Approach: see (up to the designated point)
Tour: 16 rappels, see also topographic view, photos and videos

Folhado (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-27: In the upper part 2 fresh landslides, after the confluence with Hortela quite a lot of water but without problems.
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Return: After the inflow of the Hortela continue a few meters in the streambed (with a rappel) and then out onto the trail, follow it back to the car.

Folhado (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-12-27: In the upper part 2 fresh landslides, after the confluence with Hortela quite a lot of water but without problems.
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Wöllaschlucht: Canyon Start
2025-06-21: The entry to the path in the village is a little difficult to find. Steeply up the meadows, then the path is recognizable. We accidentally followed the descent at the signposted canyoning parking lot...
2021-10-12: Everything ok, some wood no problem.
Approach: On foot: from the parking lot take the hiking trail right next to the houses steeply uphill through the forest (wooden sign Sturmitz cross) (!!! not left along the stream) --> a little further up you come to a forest road --> here continue left past the cross and up to the asphalt road (high-voltage pylons) --> from here about 500m to the tree sign "Wölla Canyoning" --> descend into the stream. By car: from Wöllatratten follow the main road for approx. 1 km but turn left before the next bridge (small group of houses) and drive up the private road --> after approx. 2.8 km you will come to the tree sign "Wölla Canyoning" --> park at the small turnout.
Tour: The first place can be rappelled 3m or left --> walk with downclimbs up to a jump approx. 3m --> flat slide --> jump or slide 3m --> kl. hiking section with climbs --> narrowing streambed --> steep slide 8m (very narrow, right/left abseiling option) --> slide (jump) 4m --> slide 3m --> slide 2m --> jump 2m --> 2 slides 1. flat 10m, 2. steep 5m (2. can also be abseiled on the left) --> here there is an abseiling option. abseil) --> there is a canyon book here --> large boulder on the right with fixed ropes approx. 5m --> slippery passages in a narrowing canyon with small climbs approx. 100m --> slide or jump 5m --> after a short distance left. emergency exit --> rappel at the double waterfall on the left 25m + 30m in the pool (rope ferry possible) --> inflow from the right --> open part of the gorge --> short hiking section to the left rock with fixed ropes --> at the end of the tour you pass 2 scree protection walls.

Wöllaschlucht: Canyon End
2025-06-21: The entry to the path in the village is a little difficult to find. Steeply up the meadows, then the path is recognizable. We accidentally followed the descent at the signposted canyoning parking lot...
2021-10-12: Everything ok, some wood no problem.
Return: From the 2nd Schützwand, follow the wide forest road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, follow the course of the stream to the parking lot of the second car.

Wöllaschlucht: Parking at Entry
2025-06-21: The entry to the path in the village is a little difficult to find. Steeply up the meadows, then the path is recognizable. We accidentally followed the descent at the signposted canyoning parking lot...
2021-10-12: Everything ok, some wood no problem.
Access: From Rif --> A10 towards Villach --> exit Spittal (Lienz) --> follow the main road to the Mölltal exit --> after this exit follow the road for approx. 33 km --> pass several villages --> power stations --> lake --> to the small village of "Wöllatratten" --> park here on the left behind the wooden fence at the forest meadow (high-voltage pylons).
Return: From the 2nd Schützwand, follow the wide forest road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, follow the course of the stream to the parking lot of the second car.

Wöllaschlucht: Parking at Exit
Access: From Rif --> A10 towards Villach --> exit Spittal (Lienz) --> follow the main road to the Mölltal exit --> after this exit follow the road for approx. 33 km --> pass several villages --> power stations --> lake --> to the small village of "Wöllatratten" --> park here on the left behind the wooden fence at the forest meadow (high-voltage pylons).
Return: From the 2nd Schützwand, follow the wide forest road back to the parking lot. Alternatively, follow the course of the stream to the parking lot of the second car.

Bani Awf: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Beautiful canyon. All equipment ok. Some algae in the pools, also some crocodiles (just kidding, we encountered some floating palmtre...
2026-01-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Ça ne coule pas mais les marmites sont bien remplies , le parcours est aquatique.Très beau (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-11-29: After Wadi Hatt still attached. Superiore combinable. Everything ok. A few jumps possible even at low water, but look carefully as the water was partly cloudy due to commercially guided tours. We were...
Approach: Access directly from the road into the clear opening of the gorge. Optional entry into the Gorgette, a mini canyon that flows into the Wadi Bani Awf (for this, the car must be driven up to the right at the last fork in the road to the village of Bilad Sayt - 1.9 km from the fork). See map sketch and route description (no rappel, the waterfall at the exit is downclimbed orographic left on a path).
Tour: In the Wadi Bani Awf, first a running section, then some pools in a first narrowing, then another short running section in a widening of the canyon and then the rappel at the exit of the gravelly streambed. First 5m, then 25m to a wide ledge, from there 15m. Now follows the aquatic descent. We have made some somewhat delicate downclimbs a little more pleasant by using body protection. We pass the Wadi Bimah, which flows in from the left, and then pass the sinter "tunnel", the visual highlight of the tour. Then it's back to hiking and downclimbing. Finally, the canyon opens up, but only temporarily. At the exit, there is another narrow passage before you finally emerge from the narrow walls.

Bani Awf: Parking at Exit
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Beautiful canyon. All equipment ok. Some algae in the pools, also some crocodiles (just kidding, we encountered some floating palmtre...
2026-01-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Ça ne coule pas mais les marmites sont bien remplies , le parcours est aquatique.Très beau (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-11-29: After Wadi Hatt still attached. Superiore combinable. Everything ok. A few jumps possible even at low water, but look carefully as the water was partly cloudy due to commercially guided tours. We were...
Comment: Austiegsparkplatz
Access: From Muscat, we drive west on the "Muscat Expy" highway. After about 25 km we pass the third entrance/exit to Muscat International Airport and leave it about 35 km further (and shortly before its exit - anno 2015) to the south on Route 13 in the direction of Nakhl, Awabi. After 27.5 km we pass Nakhl and after another 36 km we drive past Awabi towards Rustaq. About 4.4 km after the end of Awabi, we turn off Route 13 and head SSW following the signs for "Wadi Bani Awf". After 21 km (from Route 13) we have reached the houses of Zammah on the edge of the Wadi Bani Awf streambed. You can normally get here in a non 4x4 car. Here we leave 1 car - not in the riverbed! - parked here. After 4.1 km, the entry to the side canyon Wadi Bimah would be on the left, at the road split after 6 km (from Zammah) we take the left-hand dirt road (on the right it would go up to the village of Bilad Sayt) past a football pitch with artificial turf and after a total of 7 km, finally downhill in a few switchbacks, we have reached our destination.
Return: From the exit of the canyon a few meters to the end of the slope and on this out to Zammah.

Bani Awf: Parking at Entry
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Beautiful canyon. All equipment ok. Some algae in the pools, also some crocodiles (just kidding, we encountered some floating palmtre...
2026-01-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bani Awf Ça ne coule pas mais les marmites sont bien remplies , le parcours est aquatique.Très beau (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-11-29: After Wadi Hatt still attached. Superiore combinable. Everything ok. A few jumps possible even at low water, but look carefully as the water was partly cloudy due to commercially guided tours. We were...
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz
Access: From Muscat, we drive west on the "Muscat Expy" highway. After about 25 km we pass the third entrance/exit to Muscat International Airport and leave it about 35 km further (and shortly before its exit - anno 2015) to the south on Route 13 in the direction of Nakhl, Awabi. After 27.5 km we pass Nakhl and after another 36 km we drive past Awabi towards Rustaq. About 4.4 km after the end of Awabi, we turn off Route 13 and head SSW following the signs for "Wadi Bani Awf". After 21 km (from Route 13) we have reached the houses of Zammah on the edge of the Wadi Bani Awf streambed. You can normally get here in a non 4x4 car. Here we leave 1 car - not in the riverbed! - parked here. After 4.1 km, the entry to the side canyon Wadi Bimah would be on the left, at the road split after 6 km (from Zammah) we take the left-hand dirt road (on the right it would go up to the village of Bilad Sayt) past a football pitch with artificial turf and after a total of 7 km, finally downhill in a few switchbacks, we have reached our destination.
Return: From the exit of the canyon a few meters to the end of the slope and on this out to Zammah.

Bani Awf: Canyon End
Return: From the exit of the canyon a few meters to the end of the slope and on this out to Zammah.

Bani Awf: Waypoint
Comment: Zusammenfluß mit Seitencanyon Wadi Bimah
Approach: Access directly from the road into the clear opening of the gorge. Optional entry into the Gorgette, a mini canyon that flows into the Wadi Bani Awf (for this, the car must be driven up to the right at the last fork in the road to the village of Bilad Sayt - 1.9 km from the fork). See map sketch and route description (no rappel, the waterfall at the exit is downclimbed orographic left on a path).

Zarqa Ma'in lower: Canyon Start
Approach: Orograf. On the left, we descend the slope down to the stream, cross 2 bridge culverts there, see the thermal waterfalls on the right on the slope and take care not to get scalded in the hot water. Finally, we leave the thermal baths behind us and dive into the canyon. During our hike in 2016, a man approached us, first from the thermal baths above on the right and later from the two bridges that cross the stream in the hotel area. He shouted after us and apparently wanted to make us pay the entrance fee to the thermal baths, which we did not enter. Finally, he threw a stone at us. Apparently, this behavior was not an isolated incident, because in our hotel in Madaba, a local guide asked us specifically about incidents in the area of the thermal baths and said after our report that he would therefore avoid this area on the right-hand slope above the thermal baths. Based on our experience, I would also recommend this.
Tour: We follow the stream as it meanders downhill over a number of small steps. In some places, you have to check carefully which way is best to negotiate the steps (see in detail: ). Finally, we walk relaxed out to the car at the road bridge.

Zarqa Ma'in lower: Parking at Entry
Access: From Madaba we take the road down to the Dead Sea. After 26 km (from the start of this road in the center of Madaba) we pass the road branching off to the left, which leads down to the Hammamat Ma'in thermal baths. However, we continue straight ahead for the time being and descend to the Dead Sea, where we meet road "65" 11.3 km after the turn-off to the thermal baths. After a little more than 4 km, we turn left (south) and reach the bridge over "our" wadi. Here we park the car for the exit. If we want to traverse the right-hand slope above the thermal baths to the entry - see "Access" - the upper car should be parked at the side of the road. With the second car we drive back again, first the 4 km to the junction of the road to Madaba, then on this again 11.3 km up into the mountains, to now turn right onto the road to Hammamat Ma'in and - past the entrance to the thermal bath - drive down to the wadi. We park our second car at the bridge.
Return: We come out of the canyon directly at the lower car,

Zarqa Ma'in lower: Parking at Exit
Access: From Madaba we take the road down to the Dead Sea. After 26 km (from the start of this road in the center of Madaba) we pass the road branching off to the left, which leads down to the Hammamat Ma'in thermal baths. However, we continue straight ahead for the time being and descend to the Dead Sea, where we meet road "65" 11.3 km after the turn-off to the thermal baths. After a little more than 4 km, we turn left (south) and reach the bridge over "our" wadi. Here we park the car for the exit. If we want to traverse the right-hand slope above the thermal baths to the entry - see "Access" - the upper car should be parked at the side of the road. With the second car we drive back again, first the 4 km to the junction of the road to Madaba, then on this again 11.3 km up into the mountains, to now turn right onto the road to Hammamat Ma'in and - past the entrance to the thermal bath - drive down to the wadi. We park our second car at the bridge.
Return: We come out of the canyon directly at the lower car,

Zarqa Ma'in lower: Canyon End
Return: We come out of the canyon directly at the lower car,

Karak: Canyon Start
Approach: Continuing along the slope, we cross the ditch in a north-westerly direction and then turn right downhill at the stone house on the ridge. Follow the goat tracks down into the streambed (E). Cf.: It is possible that the inhabitants of the stone house demand a fee "for the use of the anchors" on the 1st rappel. Paying creates peace ...
Tour: After a short run and some downclimbing, we come to a series of 3 rappels (max, 23m). Here you have to reckon with the fact that there are no anchors on the first ropes. After a longer run, interrupted by repeated downclimbs, we come to the next rappel after about 100 minutes. This is followed by a long run to the lower car. The highlights here are the vegetation, a large clamping block above us and the high waterfall waterfall cascading down into the wadi. During my visits in 2016 and 2019, we unfortunately had to see that quite at the exit of the canyon from the left from direction "50" a black slurry of dirt cascaded down into the bottom of the canyon. It polluted the stream from then on. At the exit of the gorge there is also an exit pretty much directly up to "50" - the wikiloc info can no longer be found on the net.

Karak: Parking at Entry
Access: First we drive from the town of Karak down to the Dead Sea. If we only have 1 car available, we park it after driving 10 km where a dirt road goes downhill to the right. Then you should take the short exit in the canyon up to "50" - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10593498 - and then hitchhike or take a minibus, if necessary also on foot (3.6 km) up to the car. If we have 2 cars, we first bring one car down to the parking exit P2 (if necessary on the evening of the previous day). To do this, we drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and turn right onto the "65" heading north. 3.4 km after Mazra Junction, a dirt road leaves the "65" on the right. It leads through the settlement and then continues as a dirt road to the P 2 parking exit (a good 5 km distance). Here, at a small house and a water reservoir, we park the car for the exit. The second car takes us back to "65", then to Masra Junction, where we turn left again towards Karak. After 15.2 km from Masra Junction, a few meters after crossing a ditch, we come to a dirt road branching off to the left (northwards). In front of us are the houses of a scattered settlement (Mumiya). We now turn onto the dirt road and drive down it to the wadi. Depending on the condition of the slope and the vehicle, we may be able to reach the P 1 parking entry, otherwise we will have to park the car further up and walk down the rest of the slope to P 1. See:
Return: At the exit of the gorge in the streambed out to the car on P 2.

Karak: Parking at Exit
Access: First we drive from the town of Karak down to the Dead Sea. If we only have 1 car available, we park it after driving 10 km where a dirt road goes downhill to the right. Then you should take the short exit in the canyon up to "50" - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10593498 - and then hitchhike or take a minibus, if necessary also on foot (3.6 km) up to the car. If we have 2 cars, we first bring one car down to the parking exit P2 (if necessary on the evening of the previous day). To do this, we drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and turn right onto the "65" heading north. 3.4 km after Mazra Junction, a dirt road leaves the "65" on the right. It leads through the settlement and then continues as a dirt road to the P 2 parking exit (a good 5 km distance). Here, at a small house and a water reservoir, we park the car for the exit. The second car takes us back to "65", then to Masra Junction, where we turn left again towards Karak. After 15.2 km from Masra Junction, a few meters after crossing a ditch, we come to a dirt road branching off to the left (northwards). In front of us are the houses of a scattered settlement (Mumiya). We now turn onto the dirt road and drive down it to the wadi. Depending on the condition of the slope and the vehicle, we may be able to reach the P 1 parking entry, otherwise we will have to park the car further up and walk down the rest of the slope to P 1. See:
Return: At the exit of the gorge in the streambed out to the car on P 2.

Karak: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the gorge in the streambed out to the car on P 2.

Karak: Waypoint
Comment: 1er point d\'approche du parking aval (descente)
Approach: Continuing along the slope, we cross the ditch in a north-westerly direction and then turn right downhill at the stone house on the ridge. Follow the goat tracks down into the streambed (E). Cf.: It is possible that the inhabitants of the stone house demand a fee "for the use of the anchors" on the 1st rappel. Paying creates peace ...

Karak: Waypoint1
Comment: 2nd point d\'approche du parking aval (descente)
Approach: Continuing along the slope, we cross the ditch in a north-westerly direction and then turn right downhill at the stone house on the ridge. Follow the goat tracks down into the streambed (E). Cf.: It is possible that the inhabitants of the stone house demand a fee "for the use of the anchors" on the 1st rappel. Paying creates peace ...

Karak: Waypoint2
Comment: 3ème point d\'approche du parking aval (descente)

Abu Kusheiba: Canyon Start
Comment: potentieller Umkehrpunkt nach Aufstieg im Canyon
Approach: Over the concrete structure directly into the stream.
Tour: We walk and climb up (via small steps) in the thermal water. At the exit of the gorge, we come to an approximately 4m high waterfall (no longer available as of 2019), which can be climbed through the adjacent stalactite grotto. At the top, the stream is largely open and therefore less interesting.

Abu Kusheiba: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction", turn right onto the "65" heading north and after 25.4 km pass the bridge over the Mujib and then after 38.3 km (from Mazra Junction) we come to the concrete structure in Wadi Kusheiba.\nFrom the north (Amman, Madaba) it is 8.8 km from the T-junction of the "65" with the road coming down from Madaba to Wadi Kusheiba.
Return: Back on the approach route. A connection with the Wadi Attun would be possible (the latter then on the descent)

Abu Kusheiba: Canyon End
Return: Back on the approach route. A connection with the Wadi Attun would be possible (the latter then on the descent)

Abu Erteimeh: Canyon Start
Approach: On the north side of the bridge directly into the wadi.
Tour: In the wadi, a slight ascent up the stream. We come to a small lake (which was silted up in 2019), which is fed by a small waterfall. Temperatures near the waterfall reach 60° C. Now the ascent becomes steeper and we finally reach a small basin, where a further ascent over the next waterfall is reserved for climbers. Alternatively, you can climb further up the stream from the waterfall. However, it is better to go down this passage with rappels.

Abu Erteimeh: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction", continue north on the "65" and after 25.4 km we pass the bridge over the Mujib and then after 34.7 km (from Mazra Junction) we come to the bridge over the Wadi ad Dab'i. Coming from the north (Amman, Madaba), it is 12.5 km from the T-junction of the "65" with the road coming down from Madaba to the Wadi ad Dab'i.
Return: Return on the approach route or in the stream (3 small rappels at the beginning)

Abu Erteimeh: Canyon End
Return: Return on the approach route or in the stream (3 small rappels at the beginning)

Tschaukofall: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the main road to the Teufelsbrücke bridge, from where you have a view of the entire tour. If the iron gate is open, go through here and to the stream, if it is closed, after a few meters you will find a trail on the other side of the road that leads steeply down to the exit. Cross the aluminum spiral staircase (donated by the Villach carnival guild) and the suspension bridge until you reach the stream. Entry under a 3m waterfall below the actual Tschaukofall.
Tour: On the left side of the first waterfall, which is about 17m high, there are 2 rappel points, depending on whether you want to rappel in or out of the water. The next 5m high waterfall can be bypassed using a wire rope and gorge or rappelled from one of the belays. There are 2 more waterfalls, 3m and 9m high, separated by a small, current-rich trough. The 3m drop can be jumped or slid, but should be secured as there is a risk of being pulled into the next waterfall. At the 9m drop you rappel again. That's it :) The deep and narrow Tscheppaschlucht gorge below is also drilled. You could also take the Tschaukofall - 30m, rope sling around tree orographic right.

Tschaukofall: Canyon End
Return: Same route as access

Grigna: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper car, zigzag down a path directly towards Grigna, past a goat shed (on the right).\nP. v. Duin wants to cross the hollow to the left after about 50 m onto a small path leading slightly uphill and then down to Grigna (see description there).\nWe, on the other hand, continued directly downhill and reached a cross-path with a pile of marker stones. The horizontal path could have led to the entry on the left, but was completely overgrown. So we continued down to a small plateau above the Grigna. Look for the tracks to the left here and across the cirque leading down to the river, slightly uphill onto a ridge and then down to the entry point on the other side. We went down the aforementioned cirque to the right and unfortunately came to the Grigna directly below the attractive entry waterfalls.
Tour: At the beginning a sequence of longer rappels, mostly "in the beam". Then swim and run sections alternate, interrupted by the odd rappel. Some slides and jumps are also possible. Attractive ambience in red rock.

Grigna: Canyon End
Return: After the power station, continue along the river bed for about 200 m and then turn right up to Via Isola and on this road to the lower car. \nPossibility of an exit before the narrower final passage to the left up the slope on a fixed rope (May 2012).

Hasa Upper: Canyon Start
Approach: At P1, we take the road that leads from the access road to the right in a north-westerly direction down to Wadi Hasa. We walk downstream on the left bank until the river carves into the light-colored limestone. Here we take the path.
Tour: Either we take the 5m slide down or we walk a few more meters on the left high bank and find a place where we can descend into the river bed. We descend in a corridor, with the occasional clamping block at the top, strange rock formations, a kind of veil fall from the right-hand side and an optional, mostly open siphon towards the exit. Then we have the corridor behind us and after a short walk we come to a basin where the river meanders along the edge of huge broken rock towers. Finally, we reach the confluence with the Wadi Afra coming from the left. If we are not planning to walk the Hasa Lower as a whole, it is worth descending a few hundred meters here in the Hasa Lower to reach another deep and impressive section of the gorge. Here you can also downclimb a few meters on the left bank and explore the gulch up and down (for photos, see Wadi Hasa Lower). Finally, at the canyon exit, head up to the left and back to the confluence of Wadi Hasa Upper and Wadi Afra.

Hasa Upper: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg. Ggf. auch Anfahrt hinunter zur Furt.
Access: From Karak we drive east on the "50" for about 3.5 km and turn south onto the latter at the junction with the "35". From the junction we then drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then turn right 6.7 km after the bridge at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". We drive 9 km on this road from the turn-off and then come to parking lot P1, where we park our car for the access to Wadi Hasa Upper. If we have a second car available and want to limit ourselves to the ascent of Hasa Upper, we drive on from P1 and after 2 km arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the exit. However, if we want to walk the Wadi Afra from bottom to top after the Hasa Upper, we park the second car for the exit another 1.8 km further on at P3.
Return: From this confluence you can walk up a slope to the road and P2 (290m above sea level). Alternatively, we can also ascend in the thermal waters of Wadi Afra and then come out to P3 (see description of Wadi Afra).

Hasa Upper: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 wenn vom Ende Hasa upper direkt aufgestiegen wird
Access: From Karak we drive east on the "50" for about 3.5 km and turn south onto the latter at the junction with the "35". From the junction we then drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then turn right 6.7 km after the bridge at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". We drive 9 km on this road from the turn-off and then come to parking lot P1, where we park our car for the access to Wadi Hasa Upper. If we have a second car available and want to limit ourselves to the ascent of Hasa Upper, we drive on from P1 and after 2 km arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the exit. However, if we want to walk the Wadi Afra from bottom to top after the Hasa Upper, we park the second car for the exit another 1.8 km further on at P3.
Return: From this confluence you can walk up a slope to the road and P2 (290m above sea level). Alternatively, we can also ascend in the thermal waters of Wadi Afra and then come out to P3 (see description of Wadi Afra).

Hasa Upper: Canyon End
Return: From this confluence you can walk up a slope to the road and P2 (290m above sea level). Alternatively, we can also ascend in the thermal waters of Wadi Afra and then come out to P3 (see description of Wadi Afra).

Hasa Upper: Parking at Exit1
Comment: P3 für Ausstieg nach Aufstieg im Wadi Afra
Access: From Karak we drive east on the "50" for about 3.5 km and turn south onto the latter at the junction with the "35". From the junction we then drive 31 km to the bridge over the Wadi Hasa and then turn right 6.7 km after the bridge at an acute angle onto the road to the thermal bath "Hammamat Afra" or "Hammam Burbeita". We drive 9 km on this road from the turn-off and then come to parking lot P1, where we park our car for the access to Wadi Hasa Upper. If we have a second car available and want to limit ourselves to the ascent of Hasa Upper, we drive on from P1 and after 2 km arrive at P2. Here we park the car for the exit. However, if we want to walk the Wadi Afra from bottom to top after the Hasa Upper, we park the second car for the exit another 1.8 km further on at P3.

Matra: Canyon Start
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Approach: From Matra down to Pietrara. At the small square in the center of the village, head NNW down the dirt road to the stream (entry)
Tour: see (external) photos

Matra: Canyon End
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Return: The exit via the ridge (brown dotted line) described in the book by Jourdan/Fiorina was described by Lendi as a 1.5 hour struggle through the maquis. Therefore, here is the (unverified) suggestion to follow this stream downhill for about 250m when you reach the Bravone and then get out immediately after a small stream flowing in from the left onto the meadow on the left. Here you come to a (possibly somewhat overgrown) field path, which is the start of the red marked ascent path. At the top of the D16, turn left and walk 1.4 km to Matra (see "Exit(s)" in the photo gallery).

Laingraben: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the "Sonnenspitz" signposts and walk up the forest road above the Lainbach stream. After 110m, the road crosses the Laingraben and climbs relatively steeply up the slope on the other side. After 2.5 km (from the bridge) we come to a clearing (GPS; N 47°38'39.62" E 11°23'08.60" - altitude 1005m), where the path to Sonnenspitz branches off to the right (signpost). There is a bench on the left at the edge of the path. Here we take the forest road that leads down to the left to the Lainbach (entry).\n\nThe approach on the forest road can be shortened via a path (signpost - Kot-Alm (?) - after the bridge over the Lainbach).\nYou can also reach the entry via the orographic right side of the slope.\n
Tour: We start with a river walk. After a while, it is interrupted at regular intervals by steps, some of which are rappelled, but mostly downclimbed. There is also a possible jumps. Almost at the exit of the tour and about 200m before the final waterfall, we see an overgrown path to the left (exit possible). The following block section in the stream can be bypassed righthand side in the forest. The tour exits at the Upper Lainbach Falls (GPS: N 47°38'59.96" E 11°22'54.73" altitude 795m)

Laingraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: für Normalzustieg über die orograf. linke Seite
Access: Coming from the north, we take the B11 via Schmid-von-Kochel-Platz and then head south along Mittenwalder Straße. On the right we see the Schmid-von-Kochel monument, the Raiffeisenbank and next to it the Pfleger butcher's shop. Opposite is Kalmbachstraße, which we turn into. After a good 100m, we turn right into Alte Straße. After another 700m, we turn half-left into Straße am Sonnenstein and after another 400m we come to the edge of the forest, where we park our car.\nNavi input: "Kochel am See - Am Sonnenstein 24" or "Sonnensteinweg 11"; GPS: N 47°38'39.62" E 11°22'13.62" (altitude 655m)
Return: We get out onto the wooden path and walk down to the car.

Laingraben: Canyon End
Return: We get out onto the wooden path and walk down to the car.

Latreinbach: Canyon Start
2025-05-17: Walk along the entire Latreinbach. Upper part almost dry and only halfway interesting from the confluence of the side arms, only then also some water. At the entry at the lower part (new forest road)...
Approach: From the start of the access road to the allotment site (530m altitude), we take the path that leads us past the tennis courts to the south. We cross the Latreinbach stream and see the steps below the torrent bridge, where the exit will already be. About 50m after the bridge, a comfortable path leads up to the right. We follow it, cross a wide forest path at an altitude of 700m and come to a fork in the path at an altitude of just over 720m. Turn right here - signpost: "Zauberwinkel über Zaubersteig; Niederau" - to the entry to the lower part (E2) at 715m above sea level. Continue straight on up to the upper entry (E2). At an altitude of approximately 1040m we come to a farm track and follow this to the right. After about 600m we cross a first spring stream of the Latreinbach to the right, and a little later a second one. We enter the third spring brook (E1 - 1050m altitude). If you have transferred a second car to Hennersberg, take the path to the west, which turns off to the right a few meters before the prominent left-hand bend in the road. After a few hundred meters you come to the point where the path, coming up from below, crosses this wide forest road (see above!). From here, continue as described above, either to E1 or E2.
Tour: The upper parts are relatively open, poorly secured (anno 2018), at risk of falling rocks. Highest rappel 20m. The lower parts are somewhat more attractive and well secured. Exit directly at the slide brake to the right or left.

Latreinbach: Parking at Entry
2025-05-17: Walk along the entire Latreinbach. Upper part almost dry and only halfway interesting from the confluence of the side arms, only then also some water. At the entry at the lower part (new forest road)...
Comment: für Zustieg E1 (Integralbegehung) bei Autoumsetzung
Access: We take the B 171 through Wörgl in the direction of Kundl. Where the road makes a slight bend to the right at the exit of a long straight, Wildschönauer Straße turns off to the left (SE). We continue (initially) on the B 171 (Innsbrucker Straße), after 600m we pass "McDonalds" on the left and a few meters after that a "Jet" petrol station, also on the left. 280m after "McDonalds" we turn left into the Oberer Aubachweg. 650m we drive along the small road to the entrance to an allotment garden (navigation destination "Oberer Aubachweg 14") and park our car here in a suitable place (not bad below the tennis courts) (P1 - 530m altitude). If we - also - want to walk the upper parts, a partial shuttle is an option. To do this, we take the second car back towards Wörgl and turn right into Wildschönauer Straße at the start of the village. We drive 2.3 km uphill in serpentines until the road branches off to the right into the hamlet of Hennersberg. We also turn right here and park our second car after 350m (before the left-hand bend) in a suitable place (P2; navigation destination: "Hennersberg 13a").
Return: Follow the tracks downhill until you reach the path at the foot of the slope. Follow it to the left to the car at the tennis courts.

Latreinbach: Parking at Exit
2025-05-17: Walk along the entire Latreinbach. Upper part almost dry and only halfway interesting from the confluence of the side arms, only then also some water. At the entry at the lower part (new forest road)...
Comment: für Zustieg E2 und Ausstieg
Access: We take the B 171 through Wörgl in the direction of Kundl. Where the road makes a slight bend to the right at the exit of a long straight, Wildschönauer Straße turns off to the left (SE). We continue (initially) on the B 171 (Innsbrucker Straße), after 600m we pass "McDonalds" on the left and a few meters after that a "Jet" petrol station, also on the left. 280m after "McDonalds" we turn left into the Oberer Aubachweg. 650m we drive along the small road to the entrance to an allotment garden (navigation destination "Oberer Aubachweg 14") and park our car here in a suitable place (not bad below the tennis courts) (P1 - 530m altitude). If we - also - want to walk the upper parts, a partial shuttle is an option. To do this, we take the second car back towards Wörgl and turn right into Wildschönauer Straße at the start of the village. We drive 2.3 km uphill in serpentines until the road branches off to the right into the hamlet of Hennersberg. We also turn right here and park our second car after 350m (before the left-hand bend) in a suitable place (P2; navigation destination: "Hennersberg 13a").
Return: Follow the tracks downhill until you reach the path at the foot of the slope. Follow it to the left to the car at the tennis courts.

Latreinbach: Canyon End
Return: Follow the tracks downhill until you reach the path at the foot of the slope. Follow it to the left to the car at the tennis courts.

Latreinbach: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Kostenfreier Parkplatz
Access: We take the B 171 through Wörgl in the direction of Kundl. Where the road makes a slight bend to the right at the exit of a long straight, Wildschönauer Straße turns off to the left (SE). We continue (initially) on the B 171 (Innsbrucker Straße), after 600m we pass "McDonalds" on the left and a few meters after that a "Jet" petrol station, also on the left. 280m after "McDonalds" we turn left into the Oberer Aubachweg. 650m we drive along the small road to the entrance to an allotment garden (navigation destination "Oberer Aubachweg 14") and park our car here in a suitable place (not bad below the tennis courts) (P1 - 530m altitude). If we - also - want to walk the upper parts, a partial shuttle is an option. To do this, we take the second car back towards Wörgl and turn right into Wildschönauer Straße at the start of the village. We drive 2.3 km uphill in serpentines until the road branches off to the right into the hamlet of Hennersberg. We also turn right here and park our second car after 350m (before the left-hand bend) in a suitable place (P2; navigation destination: "Hennersberg 13a").

Stuhlbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge, walk back along the access road for approx. 100 m, then turn right onto a forest path. We follow this for 180 m in a northerly direction, then turn off at an acute angle onto another forest path, which leads us south again. 140 m further on, it bends to the left and heads uphill in a north-easterly direction. At an altitude of 870 m, we come across a hiking trail coming up from the left - "Reitsteig" (King Ludwig II). It leads via the Moosenalm up to the Tölzer Hütte and the Schafreiter. We now follow this path further uphill At 970 m above sea level, we cross the Stuhlbach stream (30 min. up to here). You can join here if you only want to walk the lower parts (the more rewarding part). We continue to climb in serpentines. At an altitude of 1300m, we come close to the Stuhlbach again, just a few meters before the path crosses the Stuhlbach again. This is where we join the path.
Tour: In an open forest canyon, parts of the rappel alternate with rappels (about 18 in the upper part, 6 in the lower part), which are only partially bolted (otherwise rappel from the tree or go around). In the lower parts (from here 2x25m ropes are sufficient) anchors are usually hidden, as they are repeatedly vandalized. In this case, rappels from trees are usually possible as an alternative. Various exit options also open up here.

Stuhlbach: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the road bridge.

Seinsbach: Canyon Start
Approach: First as (lower) Seinsbachklamm: Continue on the forest road towards Ferein-Alm. After about 25 minutes and 900 m we take the forest road to the right in the direction of Aschaualm, Mittenwald and after another 5 minutes we reach the Seinsbach (970 m above sea level).\nWe continue on the dirt road in the direction of Mittenwald. After approx. 300 m, we turn left at a sharp angle in front of a chapel (Aschauer Kapelle). Before the farmstead (Aschauer Alm), take the 'hunters path' uphill to the right. After about 15 minutes you cross a stream (which flows into the Seinsbach directly below the waterfall) and come to the edge of a slope with a resting bench. Here, at about 1100 m above sea level, we take a footpath from the hunters path on the left horizontally before the next left turn (see photo!). After a few meters to the right around the edge of the slope, we reach another slope edge (GPS: N 47' 28' 21.01 / E 11' 18' 9.72), on which we descend without a path to the stream. After a few meters down the stream we come to the waterfall.\n
Tour: With a little skill, you can stay out of the powerful stream on the right. After the rappel, you walk a few more meters in a gulch-like gorge before it widens and we come back to the bridge over the Seinsbach in the open gravel bed.

Seinsbach: Canyon End
Return: Either get off at the bridge on the right and walk back along the ascent path or - normally - continue along the lower Seinsbachklamm gorge to its exit (see description there).

Seinsbachklamm: Canyon Start
2024-03-29: Everything is tip top! The pool at the penultimate rappel is now deep!
2023-09-24: Tree trunk directly in the upper part, therefore, due to the water level abseiled over tree left to get to the first small rappel. Rope on the last rappel has not existed for some time, but was also n...
Approach: Continue along the forest road towards Ferein-Alm. After about 25 minutes and 900 m we take the forest road to the right in the direction of Aschaualm, Mittenwald and after another 5 minutes we reach the Seinsbach.
Tour: After about 150 m in the open streambed, we come to the first pools and the first rappel (right 4 m, mostly slippable). After a few more pools and a small slide, we go through a narrow corridor about 50 m long. This is followed by an open part of the gorge, at the exit of which an exit option opens up on the right. Now the core section begins with two rappels into pools, which are only easy if you can stand on the ground (completely gravelled up at the end of July 2018). This is followed by the last and highest rappel (12m+5m "run-up"), where you can clip into a guide line on the right (take the long part of the safety line!) to stay out of the powerful jet. On the left there is a not easily accessible belaystation from which you can rappel dry (12m). Where the canyon opens up, you can exit to the right onto the forest path or continue a little further through the small conglomerate gorge.

Seinsbachklamm: Canyon End
2024-03-29: Everything is tip top! The pool at the penultimate rappel is now deep!
2023-09-24: Tree trunk directly in the upper part, therefore, due to the water level abseiled over tree left to get to the first small rappel. Rope on the last rappel has not existed for some time, but was also n...
Return: Turn right to the forest road and follow it to the car.

Seinsbachklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-29: Everything is tip top! The pool at the penultimate rappel is now deep!
2023-09-24: Tree trunk directly in the upper part, therefore, due to the water level abseiled over tree left to get to the first small rappel. Rope on the last rappel has not existed for some time, but was also n...
Access: From Garmisch-Partenkirchen (town center, central intersection) 17.4 km on the B 2 in the direction of Mittenwald, Innsbruck. At the Isarhorn campsite, turn left off the B 2 before the (second) bridge over the Isar, take the second small road to the left in the direction of Ferein-Alm and follow the orographic right bank of the Seinsbach for 300 m in a northerly direction. There is plenty of space to park at the next fork in the forest road.\n
Return: Turn right to the forest road and follow it to the car.

Rio Carlo Gasparini (& Arzino): Canyon Start
2025-08-23: Everything is fine.
2025-07-03: anchors in very good condition. water level quite low (I think in recent years it is the norm in this canyon). always a nice canyon for a quick action. only a few fallen trees reduce the fun of crossi...
2025-06-09: Anchors all in top condition. Some driftwood. Swimming along in the Arzino is always a feast.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signs to the right in the direction of the village of Pielungo. Less than 100m after the junction, at the point where the guardrail (left) is interrupted at a right-hand bend, a clearly visible path leads down to the stream/entry at approx. 370m. To check the water level before the tour, you can follow the SP1 road from the parking lot straight on to the bridge over the Rio Carlo Gaspirini. Here you can already see the last steps of the tour.
Tour: Immediately after the short access comes the first small step, which is mostly a slide. This is followed by an approx. 18m rappel into the now incised and thinner canyon. Beautiful washouts and twists lead to a large rock that blocks the way in the narrow section. Depending on the conditions, either slip through here or rappel right from single bolts. Then come the last abseiling points, 7m, 10m, 3m and 20m in quick succession. The belay station for the last abseil point, which leads directly into the Arzinobach, can be reached safely using a rope traverse. Alternatively, the last 20m step can also be rappelled 15m into a washout and the rest slid into the Arzinobach. As the Rio Carlo Gasparini flows into the beautiful Arzinobach without an exit option, you have to swim another 200m without any major obstacles. After the beautiful incised swimming passage, the canyon opens up and you can see a large sloping rock slab on the right where you can get out of the stream immediately afterwards on the gravel bed on the right for about 300m without any problems (do not continue swimming here as the further course of the stream has major danger spots).

Rio Carlo Gasparini (& Arzino): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-23: Everything is fine.
2025-07-03: anchors in very good condition. water level quite low (I think in recent years it is the norm in this canyon). always a nice canyon for a quick action. only a few fallen trees reduce the fun of crossi...
2025-06-09: Anchors all in top condition. Some driftwood. Swimming along in the Arzino is always a feast.
Comment: Grosser Parkplatz vor Abzweigung
Access: From Tolmezzo head towards Verzegnis and continue over the Sella Chianzutan into the Arzinotal valley. After some time on the SP1, drive over the Arzinobach. Then follow the road for just a few hundred meters to the bus stop/exit before the signs for Pielungo 1km, Clauzetto 11km, Tramonti 24km, Grotte Pradis. Here you can park your car on the right.
Return: About 100m after the gorge, climb up to the right over rock slabs into the forest to reach a poorly visible path that leads back to the parking lot on the right. Don't be tempted to swim further in the Arzino towards La Foce. A siphon lurks at the beginning of the next gorge and soon after that a declining step. Can be explored from the road. In 2018, the siphon was closed and the steps could be negotiated with rope support. Caution: there is a block hidden in the Weissweisser on the left

Rio Carlo Gasparini (& Arzino): Canyon End
2025-08-23: Everything is fine.
2025-07-03: anchors in very good condition. water level quite low (I think in recent years it is the norm in this canyon). always a nice canyon for a quick action. only a few fallen trees reduce the fun of crossi...
2025-06-09: Anchors all in top condition. Some driftwood. Swimming along in the Arzino is always a feast.
Return: About 100m after the gorge, climb up to the right over rock slabs into the forest to reach a poorly visible path that leads back to the parking lot on the right. Don't be tempted to swim further in the Arzino towards La Foce. A siphon lurks at the beginning of the next gorge and soon after that a declining step. Can be explored from the road. In 2018, the siphon was closed and the steps could be negotiated with rope support. Caution: there is a block hidden in the Weissweisser on the left

Morghe: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the bridge, turn right directly down into the stream
Tour: A sequence of rappels of varying lengths down to the Magglia, which is reached before the grotto. The high rappel has now been drilled a little more rope-friendly. First rappel 20m to the belay already visible from above just before the short slide towards the edge. Here set up a rope traverse over 4 anchors to the hanging belay on the right. Then rappel 60m from the hanging belay into the pool. It is very difficult to reach this belay directly from above. On the last rappel into the Maglia, you can choose a less delicate rappel option on the right if the Maglia is full of water. Now go through the grotto and path up to the right at the signpost to the access road. You can also continue along the maglia, but you should then park a second vehicle at the bottom of the Roya valley. Or you can park the one available vehicle at the top of the Maglia parking lot, then walk down the road to the entry to the Morghe and after the Maglia take the mule path on the orographic left side back up to the car (keep left at the fork in the path). It is crucial to check the water level of the Maglia beforehand, otherwise you could be in mortal danger in its whirlpools up to the grotto. However, the danger should no longer exist after the gravel has been removed by the mudflow (2020).

Morghe: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Kleine Parkbucht nach der Brücke
Access: From the Ventimiglia highway exit, drive up the Roya valley to Breil sur Roya. At the exit of the long village, turn left onto the N 2204 towards Sospel. After 2 km, a small road branches off to the right up the orographic right-hand slope of the Maglia. After a tunnel, you reach the bridge over the Morghe with limited parking facilities.
Return: About 100 m after the grotto in the Maglia, get out on the right at the marked emergency exit, up to the road and right up to the vehicle (see also "Route description!").

Morghe: Canyon End
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Return: About 100 m after the grotto in the Maglia, get out on the right at the marked emergency exit, up to the road and right up to the vehicle (see also "Route description!").

Barbaira inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Dolceaqua drive up the valley in the direction of Rochetta Nervina. Park in the large parking lot in the village (2023: 8 euros per day, 1 euro per hour, free for motorhomes at night). Water tap at the sanitary building/back wall. Shower in the sanitary building - only open during the day.
Return: Quite laborious through the blocked streambed until you reach a bathing area below an artificial step. Turn right here on a good path back to the village.

Barbaira inf.: Canyon End
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Return: Quite laborious through the blocked streambed until you reach a bathing area below an artificial step. Turn right here on a good path back to the village.

Barbaira inf.: Canyon Start
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Comment: Ponte Cin
Approach: Cross the stream and on the other side of the village follow the signs to a mule track ("Sentiero 13"). Follow the path for 35 minutes to a signposted junction and take the lower path. You soon cross the landslide zone with two large rock debris below the path and then reach the entry point at the Ponte Cin bridge. Fee for ascent - 2023 collection hut was not yet occupied at 08.45 h.
Tour: Entry is at the bridge over the stream. Here you can jump directly to 8.6m (descente). In the following, jumps up to 12m and small, well-equipped rappels up to 10m alternate. In the lower third there are wonderful tuff formations similar to the Maglia. After a rappel between huge boulders, the canyon opens up. The last point is the jump from the dam wall. Bathers are often to be found here. Watch out! There is a place (picture 12 shows it from below) that is often used by commercial operators to build ropeways. There is a VERY well-equipped belaystation on the left which is only moderately suitable for rappels as the rope tends to get stuck in a crevice here. If you are rappelling, then rather orog. right a little further ahead. You can jump at this point, but it is essential to check out the spot carefully. The pool looks much deeper from above than it is and is full of large stones. The water level can best be assessed at the entry. There are no obvious canyons in the critical part of the canyon. The "signposted" emergency exits described by descente are non-existent. In some places, the slope can certainly be climbed with difficulty on the left. There are plenty of places to get out of the water.

Barbaira inf.: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Barbaira sup. ca. 1h mehr Canyon lt. Descente nicht lohnenswert
Approach: Cross the stream and on the other side of the village follow the signs to a mule track ("Sentiero 13"). Follow the path for 35 minutes to a signposted junction and take the lower path. You soon cross the landslide zone with two large rock debris below the path and then reach the entry point at the Ponte Cin bridge. Fee for ascent - 2023 collection hut was not yet occupied at 08.45 h.
Tour: Entry is at the bridge over the stream. Here you can jump directly to 8.6m (descente). In the following, jumps up to 12m and small, well-equipped rappels up to 10m alternate. In the lower third there are wonderful tuff formations similar to the Maglia. After a rappel between huge boulders, the canyon opens up. The last point is the jump from the dam wall. Bathers are often to be found here. Watch out! There is a place (picture 12 shows it from below) that is often used by commercial operators to build ropeways. There is a VERY well-equipped belaystation on the left which is only moderately suitable for rappels as the rope tends to get stuck in a crevice here. If you are rappelling, then rather orog. right a little further ahead. You can jump at this point, but it is essential to check out the spot carefully. The pool looks much deeper from above than it is and is full of large stones. The water level can best be assessed at the entry. There are no obvious canyons in the critical part of the canyon. The "signposted" emergency exits described by descente are non-existent. In some places, the slope can certainly be climbed with difficulty on the left. There are plenty of places to get out of the water.

Kesselbach: Canyon Start
2024-09-03: Stacks of single bolt rapells in suspicious rock, but otherwise a pretty entertaining little canyon. A handful of slippery abseils and short slides.
2024-06-15: Water quantity has decreased significantly. Still ok, but not worth it with even less water. Hooked a fixed rope with a screw chain link to the destroyed anchors. This makes the rappel fun, but I dou...
2024-06-10: Top water volume after a lot of rain, other canyons had high water today. Unfortunately someone destroyed the anchors on one waterfall. It was intentional. We therefore had to skip the most beautiful...
Approach: From the parking area by the Kesselbach stream, paths lead upwards roughly parallel to the course of the stream (orographically on the left bank). First climb steeply up the boulder field on the right, cross a small ditch and come across path tracks. Follow these upwards, as parallel as possible to the stream. In places, the climbing tracks avoid the steep sections in a wider arc, but always lead back to the stream. After about 200 meters of ascent, you reach the significantly flattened and widened upper part of the stream (striking terrain step with small pools and a large boulder lying on the edge of the terrain). Above this step, the stream is no longer worthwhile and is not permitted, so enter here.
Tour: A very short, easy to climb canyon, well secured with glued anchors, charming views down to the Saalach. Exit possible at any time. The stream is very busy commercially, especially at weekends. Currently (2012) the only stream approved for canyoning in Bavaria. Conflict of interest between canyoneers and nudists. Mudslide exit at the end of June 2010.

Kesselbach: Canyon End
2024-09-03: Stacks of single bolt rapells in suspicious rock, but otherwise a pretty entertaining little canyon. A handful of slippery abseils and short slides.
2024-06-15: Water quantity has decreased significantly. Still ok, but not worth it with even less water. Hooked a fixed rope with a screw chain link to the destroyed anchors. This makes the rappel fun, but I dou...
2024-06-10: Top water volume after a lot of rain, other canyons had high water today. Unfortunately someone destroyed the anchors on one waterfall. It was intentional. We therefore had to skip the most beautiful...
Return: Orographic. Get off to the left of the bridge and walk along the road to the car.

Kesselbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-03: Stacks of single bolt rapells in suspicious rock, but otherwise a pretty entertaining little canyon. A handful of slippery abseils and short slides.
2024-06-15: Water quantity has decreased significantly. Still ok, but not worth it with even less water. Hooked a fixed rope with a screw chain link to the destroyed anchors. This makes the rappel fun, but I dou...
2024-06-10: Top water volume after a lot of rain, other canyons had high water today. Unfortunately someone destroyed the anchors on one waterfall. It was intentional. We therefore had to skip the most beautiful...
Access: Coming from Munich, it is best to take the highway towards Salzburg as far as the Bad Reichenhall exit (just before the Austrian border). Now head towards Reichenhall on the B 20. At the exit of the Bad Reichenhall bypass, leave the B 20 towards Lofer on the B 21/E 60. Shortly afterwards, drive under the ropes of the Predigtstuhlbahn and cross the outflow of the Kesselbach waterfall. Immediately after this bridge, there is a small parking lot directly on the banks of the Kesselbach (alternatively, just before the larger parking lot under the ropes of the cable car).\nAlternative access: via Schneizlreuth, then towards Bad Reichenhall.
Return: Orographic. Get off to the left of the bridge and walk along the road to the car.

Kesselbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area by the Kesselbach stream, paths lead upwards roughly parallel to the course of the stream (orographically on the left bank). First climb steeply up the boulder field on the right, cross a small ditch and come across path tracks. Follow these upwards, as parallel as possible to the stream. In places, the climbing tracks avoid the steep sections in a wider arc, but always lead back to the stream. After about 200 meters of ascent, you reach the significantly flattened and widened upper part of the stream (striking terrain step with small pools and a large boulder lying on the edge of the terrain). Above this step, the stream is no longer worthwhile and is not permitted, so enter here.
Tour: A very short, easy to climb canyon, well secured with glued anchors, charming views down to the Saalach. Exit possible at any time. The stream is very busy commercially, especially at weekends. Currently (2012) the only stream approved for canyoning in Bavaria. Conflict of interest between canyoneers and nudists. Mudslide exit at the end of June 2010.

Kesselbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Coming from Munich, it is best to take the highway towards Salzburg as far as the Bad Reichenhall exit (just before the Austrian border). Now head towards Reichenhall on the B 20. At the exit of the Bad Reichenhall bypass, leave the B 20 towards Lofer on the B 21/E 60. Shortly afterwards, drive under the ropes of the Predigtstuhlbahn and cross the outflow of the Kesselbach waterfall. Immediately after this bridge, there is a small parking lot directly on the banks of the Kesselbach (alternatively, just before the larger parking lot under the ropes of the cable car).\nAlternative access: via Schneizlreuth, then towards Bad Reichenhall.
Return: Orographic. Get off to the left of the bridge and walk along the road to the car.

Kesselbach: Waypoint
Approach: From the parking area by the Kesselbach stream, paths lead upwards roughly parallel to the course of the stream (orographically on the left bank). First climb steeply up the boulder field on the right, cross a small ditch and come across path tracks. Follow these upwards, as parallel as possible to the stream. In places, the climbing tracks avoid the steep sections in a wider arc, but always lead back to the stream. After about 200 meters of ascent, you reach the significantly flattened and widened upper part of the stream (striking terrain step with small pools and a large boulder lying on the edge of the terrain). Above this step, the stream is no longer worthwhile and is not permitted, so enter here.

Haselbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest road to the "Weisswasser" bivouac site. From there, follow the marked forest road towards Blahbergalm. Once at the saddle, follow the already heavily overgrown forest road southwards into the Haselbach valley. Entry at the bridge over the stream. If you only want to walk the lower part, follow the forest road that leads from the exit of the Haselbach gorge eastwards up to its exit. From there, descend pathless into the canyon, which you reach in the area of an old hermitage.
Tour: Forest gorge with short narrow sections. Many low drops that have to be jumped or downclimbed. There were no abseiling points in 2004. After the hermitage, the canyon narrows and two slightly higher canyons had to be rappelled (tree rappels). After the second drop there is a karst spring from a cave (Goldloch) with lots of water.

Haselbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Weisswasser
Access: In Unterlaussa turn off the main road towards 'Knappenhaus', pass here and drive over the Mooshöhe to the parking lot in the Weisswassertal (last sand road)
Return: On the forest road back to the parking lot.

Haselbach: Canyon End
Return: On the forest road back to the parking lot.

Archbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-27: Thanks to regulation, even after a lot of rain in recent weeks with normal water level and feasible without problems. Very well equipped, anchors for special individual rope courses can no longer be u...
2025-06-21: New steel ropes at the access to the 30 m rappel orograph. right. All stands ok, pools free to jump, always nice!
Approach: From the parking lot, head first to the chapel. To the west (left of) the chapel, a path leads into the forest and down towards Archbach. After approx. 100 m, you come to the hiking trail coming from Reutte in the direction of Plansee. Follow this (to the right) to gain an insight into the open canyon and see the upper abseiling point above the large pool. A little further on, you come to a dam and enter the Archbach stream below (at 950 m).
Tour: With a total duration of 2-2.5 hours (for 2 people), this is a half-day tour. For photos, an entry in the early afternoon is favorable, as then the sun (if available) shines on the waterfalls. The brave can dare a high jump (approx. 15m) from a ledge (after crossing) during the 2nd rappelling route. There are also transfer facilities here. As the name Stuiben Falls suggests, there are 2 waterfalls (approx. 25 m and 40 m), a few jumping pools and a flat, easy walk. The stream can also be walked further down to the E-Werk. To do this, take the path on the left bank. Where it rises, turn right into the stream. This is followed by a narrow section with a couple of jumping pools.

Archbach: Parking at Exit
2025-07-27: Thanks to regulation, even after a lot of rain in recent weeks with normal water level and feasible without problems. Very well equipped, anchors for special individual rope courses can no longer be u...
2025-06-21: New steel ropes at the access to the 30 m rappel orograph. right. All stands ok, pools free to jump, always nice!
Comment: Parkplatz bei Kraftwerk
Access: Coming from Füssen on the bypass road past Reutte, take the southern exit Reutte and turn left under the road to the Fernpaß, following the signs to Plansee, Linderhof Castle, Oberammergau. After approx. 2.5 km there is an unpaved parking lot for approx. 10 cars to the right of the road. Park your car here. This is also the starting point for the hike to the Zunterkopf. To the left of the road, you will see a chapel at the edge of the forest, slightly elevated and partially obscured by bushes. Coming from Munich on the A95 towards Garmisch-Partenkirchen, turn off the B 2 (extension of the A 95) in Oberau towards Oberammergau. Take the B 23 through Ettal and approx. 600 m after the end of the village turn left onto the St 2060 in the direction of Linderhof Castle, Plansee, Reutte/Tyrol. Pass Linderhof and continue over the Ammersattel to Plansee. Along this and the following small Plansee, the road finally crosses the Archbach, the outflow of the lake. 800 m further on, the above-mentioned chapel is on the righthand side and after another 50-100 m the parking lot is on the left.
Return: Approx. 100m downstream after the large Stuibenfall (at 830m altitude), a small path leads up from the streambed on the left and after a few meters joins the hiking trail that we followed - further up - on the approach to the entry. Keeping to the left at a few forks, you will repeatedly gain views back into the canyon ascent. After reaching the starting height, where the path then runs level, we turn back onto the path to the chapel and reach the parking lot in a few minutes. If you descend to the level of the E-Werk, turn left over the footbridge and continue to the parking lot exit.

Archbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-27: Thanks to regulation, even after a lot of rain in recent weeks with normal water level and feasible without problems. Very well equipped, anchors for special individual rope courses can no longer be u...
2025-06-21: New steel ropes at the access to the 30 m rappel orograph. right. All stands ok, pools free to jump, always nice!
Access: Coming from Füssen on the bypass road past Reutte, take the southern exit Reutte and turn left under the road to the Fernpaß, following the signs to Plansee, Linderhof Castle, Oberammergau. After approx. 2.5 km there is an unpaved parking lot for approx. 10 cars to the right of the road. Park your car here. This is also the starting point for the hike to the Zunterkopf. To the left of the road, you will see a chapel at the edge of the forest, slightly elevated and partially obscured by bushes. Coming from Munich on the A95 towards Garmisch-Partenkirchen, turn off the B 2 (extension of the A 95) in Oberau towards Oberammergau. Take the B 23 through Ettal and approx. 600 m after the end of the village turn left onto the St 2060 in the direction of Linderhof Castle, Plansee, Reutte/Tyrol. Pass Linderhof and continue over the Ammersattel to Plansee. Along this and the following small Plansee, the road finally crosses the Archbach, the outflow of the lake. 800 m further on, the above-mentioned chapel is on the righthand side and after another 50-100 m the parking lot is on the left.
Return: Approx. 100m downstream after the large Stuibenfall (at 830m altitude), a small path leads up from the streambed on the left and after a few meters joins the hiking trail that we followed - further up - on the approach to the entry. Keeping to the left at a few forks, you will repeatedly gain views back into the canyon ascent. After reaching the starting height, where the path then runs level, we turn back onto the path to the chapel and reach the parking lot in a few minutes. If you descend to the level of the E-Werk, turn left over the footbridge and continue to the parking lot exit.

Archbach: Canyon End
Return: Approx. 100m downstream after the large Stuibenfall (at 830m altitude), a small path leads up from the streambed on the left and after a few meters joins the hiking trail that we followed - further up - on the approach to the entry. Keeping to the left at a few forks, you will repeatedly gain views back into the canyon ascent. After reaching the starting height, where the path then runs level, we turn back onto the path to the chapel and reach the parking lot in a few minutes. If you descend to the level of the E-Werk, turn left over the footbridge and continue to the parking lot exit.

Archbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: beim Kraftwerk

Gaisbach: Canyon Start
2025-05-15: First of all, there is currently no specific information on how to walk the canyon, the "Tiroler Schluchtenführer" is largely incorrect! It is essential to have a belay device and do not rely on the...
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2023-10-29: Walking passages no longer available (2 beams), single hooks just sufficient, partly you use the wood for downclimbing/rappeling, only plaque 3,6,7,11,14 available, total distance approx. 12km and not...
Comment: oberer Einstieg (Holzbrücke)
Approach: Now take the Kaiserlift up to the Brentnejoch mountain station at an altitude of 1273m (15Euro Oct- 2023). There we take the forest path which leads us around the crest to the right in a long curve down to the Brentenjochalm (1208m altitude). A little later, we leave the piste and head south-southeast down to the Gaisbach. Alternatively, you can follow the forest road in an easterly direction to the Steinberghütte and meet the stream after about 20 minutes on foot (upper entry at the wooden bridge 1120m altitude). If you prefer to walk up, take the "Wilde Kaiser Steig" path on the orographic left side of the slope above the Gaisbach to the Kaindlhütte and from there down to the upper entry point (approx. 2h walking time).
Tour: From the upper entry, the route first descends in or next to the stream for about 100 m to the first step, where the highest rappel (25 m) (from the tree) awaits us (can also be bypassed on the left). This is followed by a 20-minute walk, in the area of which is the direct access from the Brentenjoch-Alm. After about 6-7 smaller rappels and several walking passages, we come to the rest of a boulder barrier, where the Green Ditch descends from the left (950m altitude). You can also climb over this (see Riml/Amor). From the slide brake the canyon becomes narrower and some of the rappels are numbered. Further on, there are a few narrow sections and steps with single pitons or obstructions that can be skillfully rappelled over. You should always carry an emergency drill set and a few canyons with you as the canyon can change quickly. The exit of the tour is at the wooden bridge at approx. 680m.

Gaisbach: Parking at Exit
2025-05-15: First of all, there is currently no specific information on how to walk the canyon, the "Tiroler Schluchtenführer" is largely incorrect! It is essential to have a belay device and do not rely on the...
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2023-10-29: Walking passages no longer available (2 beams), single hooks just sufficient, partly you use the wood for downclimbing/rappeling, only plaque 3,6,7,11,14 available, total distance approx. 12km and not...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Ausstieg
Access: We leave the A 12 (Inntalautobahn) via the "Kufstein Süd" exit onto the "B 173" and then cross the Inn. Follow Eibergstraße for 1.1 km (from the Inn bridge) in an easterly direction and then turn right at the 2nd traffic circle in the direction of St. Johann (still on the B 173). After 2.2 km along the Weissache we come to the country inn in Egerbach. Immediately after this inn, we turn left and follow the narrow road first up to the former Haberghof inn and then 600 m further to the exit of the tarred road at the Einödhof Köllenberg. Here we ask if and where we can park our car for the exit. If we are not prepared to do this or the request is refused, we park our car on a widened road in the forest (with a pensioner's bench) between Haberghof (formerly an inn) and Einödhof GPS: 47.553510, 12.175870. In the second car, we drive back in a northerly direction through Kufstein and then head for the valley station of the Kaiserlift (signposted). We park the second car here. If you want to save the 5 euro parking fee, park the second car in the parking lot marked here (or 1 person can ride the bike 15 minutes from the parking exit back to the lift).
Return: Follow the path to the right in a north-westerly direction up to the Einödhof and the first parked car.

Gaisbach: Parking at Entry
2025-05-15: First of all, there is currently no specific information on how to walk the canyon, the "Tiroler Schluchtenführer" is largely incorrect! It is essential to have a belay device and do not rely on the...
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2023-10-29: Walking passages no longer available (2 beams), single hooks just sufficient, partly you use the wood for downclimbing/rappeling, only plaque 3,6,7,11,14 available, total distance approx. 12km and not...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg via Seilbahn
Access: We leave the A 12 (Inntalautobahn) via the "Kufstein Süd" exit onto the "B 173" and then cross the Inn. Follow Eibergstraße for 1.1 km (from the Inn bridge) in an easterly direction and then turn right at the 2nd traffic circle in the direction of St. Johann (still on the B 173). After 2.2 km along the Weissache we come to the country inn in Egerbach. Immediately after this inn, we turn left and follow the narrow road first up to the former Haberghof inn and then 600 m further to the exit of the tarred road at the Einödhof Köllenberg. Here we ask if and where we can park our car for the exit. If we are not prepared to do this or the request is refused, we park our car on a widened road in the forest (with a pensioner's bench) between Haberghof (formerly an inn) and Einödhof GPS: 47.553510, 12.175870. In the second car, we drive back in a northerly direction through Kufstein and then head for the valley station of the Kaiserlift (signposted). We park the second car here. If you want to save the 5 euro parking fee, park the second car in the parking lot marked here (or 1 person can ride the bike 15 minutes from the parking exit back to the lift).
Return: Follow the path to the right in a north-westerly direction up to the Einödhof and the first parked car.

Gaisbach: Canyon End
Comment: bei der Holzbrücke
Return: Follow the path to the right in a north-westerly direction up to the Einödhof and the first parked car.

Riu Dal Boschet: Canyon Start
2025-07-21: For a quite little side trip, was surprised to find a few nice bolts in here. Worthwhile little side trip if you have time going down Leale. We walked up after the jump into the massive pool, on the...
Approach: From above: like Leale - descend to the mouth of the Riu dal Boschet into the Leale. Then ascend on the orographic left side of the Riu dal Boschet until you reach a rugged ridge after about 25 minutes, descend here into the small saddle and follow an overgrown path to the left. This path leads past some ruins to a bridge over the stream. Entry here.\n\nFrom below: From the lower parking lot, hike into the valley, bypass the first scree barrier on the left and continue until you are in front of the gorge. About 100m before the gorge, a clear path leads off orographically to the left, follow this path upwards, keep right at the first fork, climb upwards at a fork in a chute with a boulder. From here it is quite steep uphill, if in doubt keep left. You soon reach a small saddle, cross here to the left until you reach the ruins and a little later the stream.
Tour: Hiking/downclimbing with 4 rappels up to 18m and some slides and jumps.

Riu Dal Boschet: Parking at Entry
2025-07-21: For a quite little side trip, was surprised to find a few nice bolts in here. Worthwhile little side trip if you have time going down Leale. We walked up after the jump into the massive pool, on the...
Comment: Parkplatz vor Privatstrasse bei eisernen Brunnen
Access: Take the A23 to the Osoppo exit, turn right here towards Tolmezzo and continue towards Trasaghis and Avasinis: Drive through Avasinis and just before the end of the village turn left onto a sand road (easy to miss, about 100m later you cross the Torrente Leale). Follow the sand road over a ford and park after a meadow (parking for 4-5 cars). Do not park in the area of the ford.\n\nIf you want to get on from above: Just before the center of Avasinis, turn left up the mountain (signs: Monte Prat), after about 3km you will reach an iron fountain on the left, just after it a private road goes to the right while the road goes to the left. Park in the area of the fountain.
Return: Either canyoning through the lower gorge of the Leale or on foot via the path that bypasses the gorge on the orographic left bank. The path starts at a wet rock face about 50m below the mouth of the Riu dal Boschet.

Riu Dal Boschet: Parking at Exit
2025-07-21: For a quite little side trip, was surprised to find a few nice bolts in here. Worthwhile little side trip if you have time going down Leale. We walked up after the jump into the massive pool, on the...
Comment: Parkplatz nach Wiese
Access: Take the A23 to the Osoppo exit, turn right here towards Tolmezzo and continue towards Trasaghis and Avasinis: Drive through Avasinis and just before the end of the village turn left onto a sand road (easy to miss, about 100m later you cross the Torrente Leale). Follow the sand road over a ford and park after a meadow (parking for 4-5 cars). Do not park in the area of the ford.\n\nIf you want to get on from above: Just before the center of Avasinis, turn left up the mountain (signs: Monte Prat), after about 3km you will reach an iron fountain on the left, just after it a private road goes to the right while the road goes to the left. Park in the area of the fountain.
Return: Either canyoning through the lower gorge of the Leale or on foot via the path that bypasses the gorge on the orographic left bank. The path starts at a wet rock face about 50m below the mouth of the Riu dal Boschet.

Riu Dal Boschet: Canyon End
Return: Either canyoning through the lower gorge of the Leale or on foot via the path that bypasses the gorge on the orographic left bank. The path starts at a wet rock face about 50m below the mouth of the Riu dal Boschet.

Finzbach: Canyon Start
2024-05-20: Everything is tip top. The pool at the first rappel is not jumpable!
Comment: gros débit: entrée par Altgraben ! (descente)
Approach: Back to Krottenkopfstraße and 400m in a WNW direction. At the fork, turn right and then follow the signs to the Finz-Alm; after crossing the old ditch, you will pass a small service hut (left) and, after reaching the next height, you will see the open gravel streambed of the Finzbach and the Finz-Alm some distance to the right. Now descend to the stream, directly at the entry point.
Tour: First 3 easy rappels, then you come to the crux. The waterfall of the Altgraben shoots down from the left, while the collected water from both streams rushes into a narrow chute on the right. Descending this chute from the anchor on the right-hand wall is only advisable when the water flow is low. Otherwise, you have to traverse at the same height over a slippery ledge into the left wall to an anchor fixed there (wire rope upwards) and rappel from here at the edge of the stream (20m). You can make the slippery ledge easier to grip with a wire or root brush. If necessary, scattering sand from the stream can also help. The safety rope for the first traverse should be attached to the left of the wall above the pool if possible, so that slipping is not associated with a fall into the chute and the stream. In 2018, the safety rope could be attached to tree trunks above the pool. In 2019, we placed several anchors on the left wall for the traverse and installed a fixed rope. If in doubt, the fixed ropes have to be pulled in again every year. If the water flow is above average, entry via the old trench is recommended. In this case, the abseil length is approx. 30m to the said stand in the wall and 50m to the bottom. Another possibly tricky spot can be found at the next rappel ("Hoher Fall"). Here you can see a gyro pump at the bottom, which can cause problems even with an average water flow. A fixed rope makes the exit easier here - also for the numerous bathers at the weekend - but sometimes it doesn't hang in the pool. Then either place an anchor on the right edge of the waterfall or rope from the existing anchor (left on the wall) across the fall to the orographic right side to bypass the whirlpool below. In this case you should also install a floating anchor from the top (from the right side of the fall) to be on the safe side. After the high fall, hike in the streambed to the exit at the water diversion (only exit right just before the dam!).

Finzbach: Canyon End
2024-05-20: Everything is tip top. The pool at the first rappel is not jumpable!
Return: Follow the footpath on the orographic right down the now dry stream. As you emerge from the forest (barn on the right), take the field path in an easterly direction back to Krottenkopfstraße and then right to the café.

Finzbach: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-05-20: Everything is tip top. The pool at the first rappel is not jumpable!
Comment: gros débit dans Finzbach: départ ici (Altgraben) (descente)
Approach: Back to Krottenkopfstraße and 400m in a WNW direction. At the fork, turn right and then follow the signs to the Finz-Alm; after crossing the old ditch, you will pass a small service hut (left) and, after reaching the next height, you will see the open gravel streambed of the Finzbach and the Finz-Alm some distance to the right. Now descend to the stream, directly at the entry point.
Tour: First 3 easy rappels, then you come to the crux. The waterfall of the Altgraben shoots down from the left, while the collected water from both streams rushes into a narrow chute on the right. Descending this chute from the anchor on the right-hand wall is only advisable when the water flow is low. Otherwise, you have to traverse at the same height over a slippery ledge into the left wall to an anchor fixed there (wire rope upwards) and rappel from here at the edge of the stream (20m). You can make the slippery ledge easier to grip with a wire or root brush. If necessary, scattering sand from the stream can also help. The safety rope for the first traverse should be attached to the left of the wall above the pool if possible, so that slipping is not associated with a fall into the chute and the stream. In 2018, the safety rope could be attached to tree trunks above the pool. In 2019, we placed several anchors on the left wall for the traverse and installed a fixed rope. If in doubt, the fixed ropes have to be pulled in again every year. If the water flow is above average, entry via the old trench is recommended. In this case, the abseil length is approx. 30m to the said stand in the wall and 50m to the bottom. Another possibly tricky spot can be found at the next rappel ("Hoher Fall"). Here you can see a gyro pump at the bottom, which can cause problems even with an average water flow. A fixed rope makes the exit easier here - also for the numerous bathers at the weekend - but sometimes it doesn't hang in the pool. Then either place an anchor on the right edge of the waterfall or rope from the existing anchor (left on the wall) across the fall to the orographic right side to bypass the whirlpool below. In this case you should also install a floating anchor from the top (from the right side of the fall) to be on the safe side. After the high fall, hike in the streambed to the exit at the water diversion (only exit right just before the dam!).

Finzbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the B 2 between Garmisch-Partenkirchen and Mittenwald, turn onto the B 11 (German Alpine Road) in the direction of Walchensee, Kochel. You will immediately come to the village of Krün and turn west onto Krottenkopfstraße approximately in the center of the village (after the church, bakery on the right). Follow this road for 850m, past the paid parking lots for excursions, then (barn on the right) turn left onto Oterwanger Weg and after another 130m onto the (shady) parking lot of the Maximilianshof café (ask if you can park your car, indicating that you can stop for refreshments later).
Return: Follow the footpath on the orographic right down the now dry stream. As you emerge from the forest (barn on the right), take the field path in an easterly direction back to Krottenkopfstraße and then right to the café.

Langouette: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk upstream through the park-like grounds on the south-western edge of the canyon. After about 250 m, you come to a viewpoint from which you have a good view of the canyon in both directions. After another 150 m you come to a dam with a power station. Cross this towards the other bank. Before crossing the last stream, turn left onto a walled "peninsula" and from there turn right into the river bed. The book mentioned below indicates a different entry - rappel approx. 30 m below the dam from the orographic right side for 15 m.
Tour: Narrow and dark forest gorge, which opens up some possible jumps at the beginning. At the 30 m abseiling point, you can also abseil to a ledge after approx. 13 m and downclimb or jump the last 5 m from there. There are 2 other canyons nearby (Bief de la Ruine and Gorges de Malvaux).

Langouette: Canyon End
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Return: After the bridge, turn left up to the parking lot.

Langouette: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the N-1 Lausanne - Geneva highway at Nyon on Lake Geneva and take the road towards Les Rousses, which winds up the mountain in a north-westerly direction. After 20 km, it meets the N-5, which soon reaches Les Rousses (2.5 km). The route continues via Morez and Morbier to St. Laurant, where the N-5 bends to the north (20.5 km from Les Rousses). We follow it for another 10 km until we turn right onto the D-16 towards Chaux-des-Crotenay. About 1.5 km after this village, turn left (D-127el) towards Les Planches-en-Montagne. Leave the car at the bridge (over the Saine) before the village (parking lot with signs). The canyon can also be reached from Yverdon at the south-western end of Lac de Neuchatel.
Return: After the bridge, turn left up to the parking lot.

Taglesbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-19: Some places had to be bypassed when there was a lot of water. But it works very well with the existing anchors. Some new larger stones and rhizomes available. Be careful with the jumps.
2025-07-05: The first orange fixed rope was taken by a tree. Otherwise everything was great.
2025-07-05: After the last flood many trees, high jump must be bypassed (trees in the water), narrow place - root in the way - at higher water level siphon - but can be bypassed right at the rope traverse. Otherw...
Approach: If you want to walk the entire canyon, take the forest road up the southern bank of the canyon. After about 2km you come to a fork, here you take the downhill forest road which crosses a stream after a few hundred meters - this is the entry point. If you only want to do the more interesting lower part, take the marked hiking trail on the northern bank of the canyon. After about 35 minutes of ascent, you cross the 'Gerade Plan', an avalanche gully. Follow the clear climbing tracks into the streambed.
Tour: There are two small rappels to complete in the side stream before you reach the Taglesbach. After a short section of walking, you soon come to a slide about 7m high, followed by another longer section of walking until you reach the alternative access. Further down, the stream narrows and becomes increasingly aquatic. There are 2-3 rappels (the third one can also be jumped, but is relatively narrow), several small jumps and a few slides. In the open rocky area after the gorge, there is an emergency exit to the left secured with a wire rope. The wire rope begins before the first slide and leads about 30m up through a rocky gully. Then turn right into the forest.

Taglesbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-19: Some places had to be bypassed when there was a lot of water. But it works very well with the existing anchors. Some new larger stones and rhizomes available. Be careful with the jumps.
2025-07-05: The first orange fixed rope was taken by a tree. Otherwise everything was great.
2025-07-05: After the last flood many trees, high jump must be bypassed (trees in the water), narrow place - root in the way - at higher water level siphon - but can be bypassed right at the rope traverse. Otherw...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Forsthaus
Access: Coming from Scheibbs drive towards Lunz am See, at Weißenbach turn left towards Langau. Approx. 1 km after Langau, you can park on the right at the old forester's lodge (before the bridge).
Return: Simply get out on the left and take the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Taglesbach: Canyon End
2025-07-19: Some places had to be bypassed when there was a lot of water. But it works very well with the existing anchors. Some new larger stones and rhizomes available. Be careful with the jumps.
2025-07-05: The first orange fixed rope was taken by a tree. Otherwise everything was great.
2025-07-05: After the last flood many trees, high jump must be bypassed (trees in the water), narrow place - root in the way - at higher water level siphon - but can be bypassed right at the rope traverse. Otherw...
Return: Simply get out on the left and take the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Nala (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Bitte nicht am Friedhof umziehen. Ausgewiesenen Parkplatz nutzen.
Access: From the freeway junction north of Bellinzona take the N2 towards Biasca. Passing through Claro and Cresciano we reach Osogna (11.4 km from the highway to the bridge over the Nala). After the bridge over the Nala, drive up to the cemetery and leave the car there.
Return: Either get off at the bridge and go back down the access path or continue in the Nala Intermedio (see there).

Nala (Superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
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Comment: Auch darauf achten wie weiter der Strahl herauskommt. Bei hohem Wasserstand schießt das Wasser in einem recht schmalen Strahl heraus.
Hydrology: If necessary, water supply from the interconnected reservoir canal leading to the power plant (automatic opening of the sluice in case of problems in the canal or in the power plant, as in the case of the accident in 2001: https://www.nzz.ch/article7KF2C-ld.179745 ).

Nala (Superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: On foot: Walk along the road above the parking lot towards the river and descend to the large terminal basin. Check the water flow, then cross the riverbed to the south and hike along the narrow mountain road to the start of the path to Pönt and Valle di Osogna. After the steep ascent to Pönt, the path becomes flatter and then enters the Valle di Osogna. From bridge 839, the path climbs again. At stone bridge 950, carefully check the water level in the basin below (this can become a trap). Climb the steep steps and at 1060 meters take the less visible path on your left down into the valley to the river and the outlet of the diversion channel. Helicopter: From the helipad, first go up to the houses I Cassin di Carli. There we take the hiking trail to the right. After the last houses, the path descends along a ridge. At an altitude of 1060m, we take the not very clearly recognizable path to the right. It leads us down to the entry at the outlet of the drainage channel.
Tour: The upper part starts after the water intake and accordingly carries little water. The water is generally quite cold. Many slides that need to be well checked out. There are also some possible jumps.

Nala (Superiore): Canyon End
Return: Either get off at the bridge and go back down the access path or continue in the Nala Intermedio (see there).

Nala (Superiore): Helipad

Mala Pisnica: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the dam and behind it cross the mostly dry streambed via a concrete ford. At the fork, follow the crossing tracks into the gravel bed of the Mala Pisnica. In the gravel bed, follow the path uphill for about 1.2 km until you can climb up into the mountain pines at a painted-over color point on the right. Follow the well-trodden path over sandy ridges into the forest above where you meet another very good path. A little later, you will also meet the old path that used to cross the Schrofenflanke, but is now largely derelict. From here, the trail descends horizontally to slightly downhill through beautiful high forest. At a wide, gravelly streambed, you descend about 20 m into the main gorge.
Tour: After a short hiking section with small slides, a first low gorge follows with 3 slides up to four meters - check beforehand from the right canyon rim whether all pools are deep enough. After a short hike, the only rappel in the gorge follows - 15m, anchors on the right (the only fixed belays in the gorge). After another hiking section in the sunny Schrofenschlucht gorge, it gets tight at 100m, two 4m jumps over clamping blocks await in this part. The canyon opens up again before a final low gorge follows after a short section of hiking (several small slides and jumps). Behind this gorge you will usually meet bathers, as this part is accessible from below.

Mala Pisnica: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz am See
Access: Drive from Kranskja Gora in the direction of the Vrsic mountain pass. Park immediately after the road crosses the Pisnica (dam).
Return: Walk back to the parking lot through the wide gravel bed.

Mala Pisnica: Canyon End
Return: Walk back to the parking lot through the wide gravel bed.

Garnitzenklamm: Canyon Start
2023-10-10: Everything is in good condition, but before you do the 7m down, first make ready for the next waterfall, the 5m hooks on the left are all broken off. And * 7m abseil from hook left (2018 fixed rope)....
Approach: Ascend to above the Franzenswarte via the paid tourist trail. Entry directly above the gorge.
Tour: * 4m rappel from anchor left or jump into white water pool. * 2.5m slide into shallow pool * 5m jump * 3m rappel from anchor on the left (somewhat difficult to reach), shallow pool with hidden boulders * downclimb right from huge boulder * 7m jump or rappel into white water pool, immediately afterwards * 5m rappel from anchor on the left, can also be slid, but must be jumped on to avoid hitting the rock face below * 10m obligatory jump into huge pool * 4m dry slide * 7m rappel from anchor on the left (2018 fixed ropes). The pool is dangerous and should be avoided! Left scour, right sweeping water * Small jumps and slides in open terrain * 30m rappel from anchors far back (can be bypassed via the Klammsteig) * 12m steps, climb around to the right * 2m jump in slate gorge Exit left after the bridge.

Garnitzenklamm: Parking at Entry
2023-10-10: Everything is in good condition, but before you do the 7m down, first make ready for the next waterfall, the 5m hooks on the left are all broken off. And * 7m abseil from hook left (2018 fixed rope)....
Access: From Hermagor to Möderndorf, then follow the signs to the Garnitzenklamm gorge.
Return: Via the Klammsteig back to the car.

Garnitzenklamm: Canyon End
2023-10-10: Everything is in good condition, but before you do the 7m down, first make ready for the next waterfall, the 5m hooks on the left are all broken off. And * 7m abseil from hook left (2018 fixed rope)....
Return: Via the Klammsteig back to the car.

Corippo: Canyon Start
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2024-08-30: Accessible from the mill. All slides doable.
Approach: We hike through the village to its western exit. Here we take the path that leads us up to the hamlet of Costa (750 m above sea level). We follow it further in a south-westerly direction (hamlet of Orxino). We descend to the streambed where the entry point is.
Tour: 2 parts: upper A. rappel and jump, lower A. jump and slide. Exit or access before the lower part at the old water drainage (540 m above sea level).

Corippo: Canyon End
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2024-08-30: Accessible from the mill. All slides doable.
Return: Depending on the water level in the reservoir, the exit is either a slide into the water or a rappel followed by a jump into the water of the Verzasca reservoir. Then you swim to the other bank and climb up to the road. However, if you have left the car in Corippo, climb up to the left immediately before the reservoir (when it is completely full, at the mouth of the stream into the reservoir). Through the bushes you reach an old path that you follow up to the village of Bassa Corippo. The exit up to the right outlined by Nizzola in his book Eldorado Ticino involves some exposed ridge climbing at the beginning and is not verified.

Corippo: Alternative Canyon Start
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2024-08-30: Accessible from the mill. All slides doable.
Comment: Inferiore
Approach: We hike through the village to its western exit. Here we take the path that leads us up to the hamlet of Costa (750 m above sea level). We follow it further in a south-westerly direction (hamlet of Orxino). We descend to the streambed where the entry point is.
Tour: 2 parts: upper A. rappel and jump, lower A. jump and slide. Exit or access before the lower part at the old water drainage (540 m above sea level).

Corippo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Zweites Auto hier, dann muss man durch den See schwimmen.
Access: Coming from the highway exit Bellinzona Süd, cross the river Ticino, pass Locarno airport and then straight on at the traffic circle to the T-junction. Turn left here and follow the signs into the Verzasca Valley via Gordola, past the dam, along the reservoir to Vogorno (11.3 km from the crossing of the Ticino). From the center of Vogorno (church of San Antonio) we cycle another 2.4 km along the reservoir and then turn left onto the road to Bassa Corippo (560 m above sea level). With a bit of luck, we will find a place to park the car before Bassa Corippo.
Return: Depending on the water level in the reservoir, the exit is either a slide into the water or a rappel followed by a jump into the water of the Verzasca reservoir. Then you swim to the other bank and climb up to the road. However, if you have left the car in Corippo, climb up to the left immediately before the reservoir (when it is completely full, at the mouth of the stream into the reservoir). Through the bushes you reach an old path that you follow up to the village of Bassa Corippo. The exit up to the right outlined by Nizzola in his book Eldorado Ticino involves some exposed ridge climbing at the beginning and is not verified.

Corippo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from the highway exit Bellinzona Süd, cross the river Ticino, pass Locarno airport and then straight on at the traffic circle to the T-junction. Turn left here and follow the signs into the Verzasca Valley via Gordola, past the dam, along the reservoir to Vogorno (11.3 km from the crossing of the Ticino). From the center of Vogorno (church of San Antonio) we cycle another 2.4 km along the reservoir and then turn left onto the road to Bassa Corippo (560 m above sea level). With a bit of luck, we will find a place to park the car before Bassa Corippo.
Return: Depending on the water level in the reservoir, the exit is either a slide into the water or a rappel followed by a jump into the water of the Verzasca reservoir. Then you swim to the other bank and climb up to the road. However, if you have left the car in Corippo, climb up to the left immediately before the reservoir (when it is completely full, at the mouth of the stream into the reservoir). Through the bushes you reach an old path that you follow up to the village of Bassa Corippo. The exit up to the right outlined by Nizzola in his book Eldorado Ticino involves some exposed ridge climbing at the beginning and is not verified.

Groin: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we walk along the streambed to the dam.
Tour: At the entry point, there is a small power station operating house; at this, a red-green traffic light for the ravine users (but only for power station operation! - (Regulation only for power station operation, not with regard to the general water level). Access from the right side (tree) directly before the 1st siphon (jumps possible from both sides).\nLe Groin is a relatively short but attractive canyon with two different parts, an unproblematic siphon and many possible jumps. In spring, when the meadows above are being fertilized, you should not necessarily enter. There are also some inflows from the houses above the canyon.

Groin: Canyon End
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Return: At the second large pool (C6 to C7), where the rock walls recede, you can exit left onto a pad that leads to the lower parking lot. You can also take the next C8 rappel and then exit to the left.

Groin: Waypoint
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Comment: Un sentier RG qu\'il faut suivre jusqu\'au bout débouche sur le route du stade (descente)
Approach: From the car we walk along the streambed to the dam.

Groin: Parking at Entry
Comment: Se garer RD, au niveau de la micro-centrale. (descente)
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 401 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris for about 2.5 km, then at the highway junction continue on the A 40 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After another 23 km, take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the end of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and drive through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (towards Bourg-en-Bresse) for another 8.5 km to Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nIn Artemare, we drive straight ahead at the prominent left-hand bend (Rue de la Poste), cross the D 31 (Cote d'Yon) at Place de la Liberté and drive along Rue du Stade towards the school district. We then park the vehicle on the left below the road under the trees (at the sports field)\nWith the other vehicle, we return to Place de la Liberté and turn left onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). The road winds its way up to the hamlet of Don. 2 bridges over the Groin are left behind. About 200m after the Pont du Diable (2nd bridge), where the Groin has not yet deepened, we park the second vehicle.
Return: At the second large pool (C6 to C7), where the rock walls recede, you can exit left onto a pad that leads to the lower parking lot. You can also take the next C8 rappel and then exit to the left.

Groin: Parking at Exit
Comment: Se garer sur le parking à côté du stade. (descente)
Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 401 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris for about 2.5 km, then at the highway junction continue on the A 40 towards Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After another 23 km, take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the end of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and drive through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (towards Bourg-en-Bresse) for another 8.5 km to Artemare (a total of 62 km from the border).\nIn Artemare, we drive straight ahead at the prominent left-hand bend (Rue de la Poste), cross the D 31 (Cote d'Yon) at Place de la Liberté and drive along Rue du Stade towards the school district. We then park the vehicle on the left below the road under the trees (at the sports field)\nWith the other vehicle, we return to Place de la Liberté and turn left onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). The road winds its way up to the hamlet of Don. 2 bridges over the Groin are left behind. About 200m after the Pont du Diable (2nd bridge), where the Groin has not yet deepened, we park the second vehicle.
Return: At the second large pool (C6 to C7), where the rock walls recede, you can exit left onto a pad that leads to the lower parking lot. You can also take the next C8 rappel and then exit to the left.

Groin: Waypoint1
Comment: approche chemin dans les bois bien raide (descente)
Approach: From the car we walk along the streambed to the dam.

Groin: Waypoint2
Comment: approche aller tout droit dans le carrefour (descente)

Groin: Waypoint3
Comment: approche porte en ferraille monter a gauche sur la route (descente)

Bramefan: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path that joins the slope, walk uphill first towards the canyon and later along the top of it. Then we take the path that leads down to the stream on the left.
Tour: The stream has hardly any water in midsummer, but turns a dirty brown color after rainfall (photos). Nevertheless, a visit is recommended, especially when other canyons in the region are carrying too much water. Permitted from May 1st to November 20th from 10 am to 6 pm.

Bramefan: Canyon End
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Return: Where the canyon exits (after the 17 m ropes, a longer downclimb and run and a final 4 m ropes), leave the stream (Steinmann) and follow the tracks that lead into a wooded hollow, which is bordered by a rock face to the south (pay attention to this during access!). Where the clear tracks exit at the head of the valley, do not climb steeply up to the right, but continue left and then up onto the left (northern) ridge, where you will come directly to the parked vehicle (without a path).

Bramefan: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Digne-les-Bains on the N 85 a good 10 km southwest towards the A 51 or Sisteron. In Mallemoison, turn onto the D 17, which heads north towards Thoard (13.5 km from Mallemoison). Pass Thoard and continue, first on the D 3, later on the D 117, keeping right at junctions, to Duyes. 600 m after Duyes, we cross the Bramefan. From the bridge, continue uphill for another 2.7 km, passing the entrance to a religious sect ("Communauté de l'Esclache"). At a sign ("Circuit des Brigands"-"Site des Tidalites") we turn left onto a dirt road, which we follow for about 400 m to its exit. Here you can turn around and park.
Return: Where the canyon exits (after the 17 m ropes, a longer downclimb and run and a final 4 m ropes), leave the stream (Steinmann) and follow the tracks that lead into a wooded hollow, which is bordered by a rock face to the south (pay attention to this during access!). Where the clear tracks exit at the head of the valley, do not climb steeply up to the right, but continue left and then up onto the left (northern) ridge, where you will come directly to the parked vehicle (without a path).

Fleons: Canyon Start
Approach: From the quarry, a marked hiking trail leads into the valley to a statue of the Virgin Mary. Get in here.
Tour: Very slippery and short gorge with three abseiling points.

Fleons: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz bei Steinbruch
Access: From Tolmezzo in the direction of Sappada. In the village of Forni Avoltri, follow the asphalt road on the orographic right bank of the river until you reach a marble quarry
Return: After the gorge, turn right again up to the hiking trail

Fleons: Canyon End
Return: After the gorge, turn right again up to the hiking trail

Saint Jean aval (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: From Pont St. Joseph, we take the dirt road that leaves the D 202 in a south-easterly direction. After a few hairpin bends, you gain an insight into the canyon. After about 20 minutes, there is a telephone mast on the left-hand side of the track. Opposite - cairns - a path turns off the track and takes you downhill, following the tracks further down to the right directly to the entry point at the beginning of the narrow section.
Tour: At the beginning a series of rappels without a running section, then after a change of direction of the stream, it goes over some steps around or below 10m height, interrupted by shorter running sections up to the river Galange (car wreck).

Saint Jean aval (II): Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Galange River, wade or swim downstream through the aforementioned Clue de Rouaine until, where the river bends into an open bed to the NNW, a clear track on the right leads north out and then right up to the road (and parking lot).

Saint Jean aval (II): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz
Access: Either through the Var valley on the following route. Route: From Nice on the N 202 through the Var valley to the north, then west via Puget-Thénier to Entrevaux. From here, continue for another 9 km in the direction of Digne, then the road crosses the river Galange on the Pont St. Joseph, which flows under the bridge in the Clue de Rouaine. About 100 m before the bridge, you can park on a disused road loop. Or you can come from the opposite direction Castellane am Verdon: Then drive 1 km from Castellane on the N 85 (Route Napoleon) in the direction of Digne (northwest), come to a traffic circle, turn right here onto the D 955 in the direction of St.-André-les-Alpes, drive north along the eastern shore of the reservoir and after 13 km (from Castellane) you will come to the N 202. Turning right onto this road and driving eastwards, after another 15 km you will also come to the Pont St. Joseph mentioned above with its parking lot (about 100 m after the bridge on the right).
Return: After reaching the Galange River, wade or swim downstream through the aforementioned Clue de Rouaine until, where the river bends into an open bed to the NNW, a clear track on the right leads north out and then right up to the road (and parking lot).

Saint Jean amont (I): Canyon Start
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Approach: First, as with Saint-Jean aval: from Pont St. Joseph, take the track that leaves the D 202 in a south-easterly direction. After a few hairpin bends, you gain an insight into the canyon. After about 20 minutes, turn right down to the entry to the lower parts. However, we continue along the track and after about another 10 minutes we reach a point where the track starts to descend again. A path leads off to the left here. We follow it and the signpost "Ourges, St. Jean". After another 20 minutes you cross the ruins of Ourges. Almost 20 minutes further on, we circle a ridge and then descend a few meters without a path into the streambed.
Tour: After the start of the constriction, 4 smaller steps, then a 28m diagonal abseil that can be downclimbed on the left edge. After a mess, 2 more small steps before a river walk follows.

Saint Jean amont (I): Canyon End
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Return: At the connecting path of the detached house on the right slope to the hamlet of Jaussier on the left slope, exit the stream to the left. Now either below the hamlet on the slope, then right over the stream and the approach path back to the car; or on the left bank down the stream without a path until you reach the entry to the lower part. In the lower part follow the description Saint-Jean aval downhill and at its exit turn right and walk up to the car.

Planfae: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at 780 m above sea level, marked "197", head north up to a saddle at 860 m above sea level - ("196") - and follow the signs to the left down to the stream.
Tour: Jumps, slides and smaller rappels throughout. Running sections only towards the exit.

Planfae: Canyon End
Return: Go up to the road bridge on the right.

Planfae: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice on the D 2204 in the direction of l'Escarene, Col de Braus, Sospel. After about 12 km at la Pointe de Conte, turn left onto the D 15 . Continue via Coaraze in the direction of Col St Roche. About 22 km after the turn-off onto the D 15, you reach the bridge over the Vallon de Planfae. Park the first vehicle here (580 m above sea level).\nWith the second, continue uphill in serpentines for 3 km. At a right-hand bend, there is space for the second vehicle on the right-hand side of the road.
Return: Go up to the road bridge on the right.

Planfae: Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice on the D 2204 in the direction of l'Escarene, Col de Braus, Sospel. After about 12 km at la Pointe de Conte, turn left onto the D 15 . Continue via Coaraze in the direction of Col St Roche. About 22 km after the turn-off onto the D 15, you reach the bridge over the Vallon de Planfae. Park the first vehicle here (580 m above sea level).\nWith the second, continue uphill in serpentines for 3 km. At a right-hand bend, there is space for the second vehicle on the right-hand side of the road.
Return: Go up to the road bridge on the right.

Croc: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, we continue along the D16 above the Roudoule canyon. After 450m, the road crosses "our" stream and we can take a look into the canyon. After another 300m, we turn off the D16 at an acute angle to the right onto the D416, which leads up to Croix-sur-Roudoule. After another 450m, we reach the bridge over the Ravin du Croc (entry).
Tour: First a river walk, then a gorge with a varied and attractive descent. 2 rappels until we are under the road bridge, 3 more rappels until we reach the Roudoule. Before the last rappel into the Roudoule, there is an exit option to the left up to the road. The descent then inevitably continues in the Roudoule (see there).

Croc: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Auf der markierten Fläche inmitten der Straße
Access: As for the Roudoule aval: From Nice up along the Var. In Puget-Theniers, turn right and head north on the D 16 towards Le Croix sur Roudoule. Leave the junction to Puget-Rostang on the right and continue uphill until the road rises well above the level of the stream and an old stone bridge appears next to/under a new suspension bridge. Park here in the marked parking area in the middle of the road. It is not advisable to move because of a disgruntled resident in the entrance area.
Return: At the exit of the descent in the Roudoule, immediately after the stone arch bridge, take the steps on the left and continue to the parking lot

Croc: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the descent in the Roudoule, immediately after the stone arch bridge, take the steps on the left and continue to the parking lot

Roudoule: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the road and cross the junction for La Croix sur Roudoule until you reach the signpost with the number 233. Follow this path to the left down to the stream. For access via Amarines see there, via Croc see there.
Tour: The canyon lives through its colors (dark red limestone, gray-blue or even red slate sand, light limestone). No high rappels, lots of downclimbing and walking.

Roudoule: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Auf der markierten Fläche inmitten der Straße
Access: From Nice up the Var. In Puget-Theniers, turn right and head north on the D 16 towards Le Croix sur Roudoule. Leave the turn-off to Puget-Rostang on the right and continue uphill until the road rises well above the level of the stream and an old stone bridge appears next to/under a new suspension bridge. Park here in the marked parking area in the middle of the road.
Return: Immediately after crossing the fourth bridge (counting the bridge at the entry), turn left up the path that leads up the orographic left slope to the road, then 300 m along the road to the parking lot.

Roudoule: Canyon End
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Return: Immediately after crossing the fourth bridge (counting the bridge at the entry), turn left up the path that leads up the orographic left slope to the road, then 300 m along the road to the parking lot.

Vallon de l'Infernet (Vesubie): Canyon Start
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Approach: Return on the D2565 over the Vesubie and 200 m further on, at signpost no. 127, turn left up into the Vallon de l'Infernet. The path climbs 250 meters in altitude, then runs horizontally on the wooded slope above the canyon into the valley. After about 40 minutes (10 minutes after the start of the horizontal part of the trail), you come to a path junction on the left downhill (signpost for entry). Here we descend to l'Infernet.
Tour: After an open river section, you come to the gorge with small jumps or rappels. The highlight is a 12m slide, which can be climbed again on a fixed rope.

Vallon de l'Infernet (Vesubie): Canyon End
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Return: At the confluence of the Infernet and the Vesubie, wade through the river and quickly reach the car on the other side. If the Vesubie is carrying too much water, you can follow the footpaths on the left to an overgrown forest road which, after a short climb, leads to the access path (10 min).

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Access: From Nice, take the N 202 up the Var for approx. 29 km to Plan-du-Var. Shortly after this village, turn right onto the D2565 into the Vesubie valley. 14 km after the turn-off you reach the hamlet of Le Suquet. Park your car here.
Return: At the confluence of the Infernet and the Vesubie, wade through the river and quickly reach the car on the other side. If the Vesubie is carrying too much water, you can follow the footpaths on the left to an overgrown forest road which, after a short climb, leads to the access path (10 min).

Vallon de l'Imberguet: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot (440 m above sea level), a small path leads down to the stream on the right. For nature conservation reasons, it is forbidden to enter the upper, open part of the streambed. However, there is a well-trodden path throughout, secured with wire ropes and steps where necessary. Entry is directly above the actual gorge.
Tour: Attractive fun and jumping canyon as long as it has running water. Many jumps and well-equipped abseiling points. The highest waterfall can be split to the right using a hanging stand. Below this waterfall, the Canal de la Vésubie crosses the gorge. There is an escape route to the left here. Below there are 3-4 more abseils and a final jump. Exit to the left before reaching the bottom of the Vésubie gorge.

Vallon de l'Imberguet: Canyon End
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Return: Do not go all the way down to the Vesubie (!), but 10 m above on the left along the slope to the aforementioned iron footbridge (last insured) over the Vésubie and then right to the vehicle parked below.

Vallon de l'Imberguet: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right into the Vésubie valley. Continue on the D 2565 for a further 8 km (approximately) until an iron footbridge for pedestrians crosses the Vésubie on the right. A few meters further on, the lower vehicle can be parked on the hillside next to the road. Continue with the second vehicle until shortly before St Jean la Riviere, the D 19 climbs at an acute angle to the right. Follow the D 19 for approx. 2.5 km to the hamlet of Calencon, where you can park after the houses.
Return: Do not go all the way down to the Vesubie (!), but 10 m above on the left along the slope to the aforementioned iron footbridge (last insured) over the Vésubie and then right to the vehicle parked below.

Vallon de l'Imberguet: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice, head north on the N 202 towards Digne. After 20 km, turn right into the Vésubie valley. Continue on the D 2565 for a further 8 km (approximately) until an iron footbridge for pedestrians crosses the Vésubie on the right. A few meters further on, the lower vehicle can be parked on the hillside next to the road. Continue with the second vehicle until shortly before St Jean la Riviere, the D 19 climbs at an acute angle to the right. Follow the D 19 for approx. 2.5 km to the hamlet of Calencon, where you can park after the houses.
Return: Do not go all the way down to the Vesubie (!), but 10 m above on the left along the slope to the aforementioned iron footbridge (last insured) over the Vésubie and then right to the vehicle parked below.

Riou de la Bollène: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, take the wide footpath down to the bridge over the Bollène.
Tour: Forest gorge with slippery rocks and several jumps and slides. Sometimes crowded, especially by commercial visitors; large slide better not from the top, but from the rope due to lack of control; long slide afterwards without any problems (but lying down!). Here it is also possible to jump out of the vertical wall from the left. Please leave the water drainage untouched.

Riou de la Bollène: Canyon End
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Return: After the last somewhat larger pool, descend on the footpath on the right bank, then later on a bridge to the left bank and out to the La Dorgane picnic area. It is important not to climb up to the village of Bollène.

Riou de la Bollène: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Nice, take the N 202 up the Var for approx. 29 km to Plan-du-Var. Shortly after this village, turn right into the Vesubie valley. 19 km after the turn-off, you pass through Lantosque. About 1.5 km further on, park the lower vehicle at the La Dorgane picnic area. If you think there is too much risk of your car being broken into here, you can park it about 200 m further on at the road junction to la Bollène near an inhabited house. With the other vehicle, turn right at the junction onto the D70, up to the village of Bollène and through it. The road continues above the canyon. You drive through a tunnel and at the next sharp left-hand bend at the edge of the slope there is space for the second vehicle (835 m above sea level), provided you haven't got up too late.
Return: After the last somewhat larger pool, descend on the footpath on the right bank, then later on a bridge to the left bank and out to the La Dorgane picnic area. It is important not to climb up to the village of Bollène.

Riou de la Bollène: Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice, take the N 202 up the Var for approx. 29 km to Plan-du-Var. Shortly after this village, turn right into the Vesubie valley. 19 km after the turn-off, you pass through Lantosque. About 1.5 km further on, park the lower vehicle at the La Dorgane picnic area. If you think there is too much risk of your car being broken into here, you can park it about 200 m further on at the road junction to la Bollène near an inhabited house. With the other vehicle, turn right at the junction onto the D70, up to the village of Bollène and through it. The road continues above the canyon. You drive through a tunnel and at the next sharp left-hand bend at the edge of the slope there is space for the second vehicle (835 m above sea level), provided you haven't got up too late.
Return: After the last somewhat larger pool, descend on the footpath on the right bank, then later on a bridge to the left bank and out to the La Dorgane picnic area. It is important not to climb up to the village of Bollène.

Clue de la Maglia: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the road briefly out of the valley and change to a sand road at the information sign. Follow the road until just before its exit and turn right at the signs onto a good path. Descend via many hairpin bends until a path branches off to the right just before reaching the streambed. Follow this path to the entry point at a large basin. You can also do the tour with just one car. Then park the car in La Giandola near the bridge and hike up the beautiful wall above the canyon - takes about 80 minutes.
Tour: Of the 20 or so places, you can slide and/or jump at least 15. It is better to go at inopportune times, as there are many groups (the first groups usually appear just after 9:00). At the key point, the rappel into the cave, you can climb up to the right and rappel through a hole or even at the exit of the canopy. Good overtaking possibility. About 100m later, there is an exit on the right up to the road. Two traverses are set up as via ferrata.

Clue de la Maglia: Parking at Entry
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Access: Above Breil-sur-Roya, follow the D2204 towards Sospel. After two hairpin bends, take a sharp right at some garbage cans and follow the mostly single-lane road to a large signposted parking lot.
Return: After a nice 5m jump, a clear path leads off to the left, which you follow to the mule track above the canyon. Follow this out of the valley down into the village.

Clue de la Maglia: Parking at Exit
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Access: Above Breil-sur-Roya, follow the D2204 towards Sospel. After two hairpin bends, take a sharp right at some garbage cans and follow the mostly single-lane road to a large signposted parking lot.
Return: After a nice 5m jump, a clear path leads off to the left, which you follow to the mule track above the canyon. Follow this out of the valley down into the village.

Clue de la Maglia: Canyon End
Return: After a nice 5m jump, a clear path leads off to the left, which you follow to the mule track above the canyon. Follow this out of the valley down into the village.

Rouéou: Canyon Start
Approach: Now continue on foot and uphill towards Refrei and Castel Tournou (yellow markers). A path that branches off to the left at a cairn later crosses "our" stream above the last higher rappel. However, we continue straight on uphill here. After about 1 hour you reach a saddle with a small white wayside shrine and shortly before that a dark rock passage. Above it is a rock face with embrasures. Here we take the path to the left - a little indistinct at first - and after a good 10 minutes we turn left at a suitable point down to the streambed. It makes no difference whether we descend 5 minutes after the turn-off or 15 minutes later.
Tour: 12 rappels, initially longer, later shorter ones. The ambience is particularly interesting, even during access.

Rouéou: Canyon End
Return: Either cross a path that leads to the farmstead on the right, or descend via a longer and further small rappel until the path from the farmstead crosses again (from here the 15 minutes are counted). Follow this to the right, first slightly uphill, later downhill and on the left side of the stream to the starting point. If you choose the first exit option, do not walk to the farmstead, but descend discreetly along the right edge of the canyon until you meet the path that leads downhill from the farmstead.

Furon (aval): Canyon Start
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Approach: First we take the path to the "Cuves de Sassenage", pass the cave entrance and continue upwards. Then we cross the stream and climb in above the next waterfall - see also topographic views and access in "Photo gallery".

Furon (aval): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Grenoble to Sassenage, a suburb in the west of Grenoble. There to the parking lot of the "Cuves de Sassenage", where we park the car - see also the approach from Grenoble in "Photo gallery".
Return: After the last waterfall (where jumping is not recommended due to several accidents), turn right and head back to the car.

Furon (aval): Canyon End
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Return: After the last waterfall (where jumping is not recommended due to several accidents), turn right and head back to the car.

Furon (aval): Parking at Entry
Access: From Grenoble to Sassenage, a suburb in the west of Grenoble. There to the parking lot of the "Cuves de Sassenage", where we park the car - see also the approach from Grenoble in "Photo gallery".
Return: After the last waterfall (where jumping is not recommended due to several accidents), turn right and head back to the car.

Pflerscherbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-10: Very aquatic tour. Anchors fit very well so far. According to the topographic view, rappel from the tree is no longer possible as the tree no longer exists. Jumps with deep pools.
Approach: Now we first cross the Pflerschbach to the orographic left side of the stream and follow the road westwards and over the stream. At the exit of the road, there is a dirt road/path that continues in the same direction and meets a tarred road. The bridge is directly to the left here, from which you rope down 25m into the stream. See also the photo gallery for access.
Tour: After the rappel from the bridge, 5 more rappels, slides and possible jumps follow. A tyrolienne is also possible.

Pflerscherbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-10: Very aquatic tour. Anchors fit very well so far. According to the topographic view, rappel from the tree is no longer possible as the tree no longer exists. Jumps with deep pools.
Comment: In der Nähe der Brücke
Access: Coming from the Brenner Pass on the A22, we first take the Vipiteno exit in a northerly direction, then after Gossensaß head WNW into the Pflersch Valley. We reach the village of Innerpflersch and continue to the Hotel Feuerstein. Behind the hotel we find a large gravel parking lot. We park our car here. For the approach from Sterzing, see also the photo gallery.
Return: After the tributary of the Sandesbach coming from the left, turn left and up to the access path. Follow it back to the parking lot.

Pflerscherbach: Canyon End
2025-07-10: Very aquatic tour. Anchors fit very well so far. According to the topographic view, rappel from the tree is no longer possible as the tree no longer exists. Jumps with deep pools.
Return: After the tributary of the Sandesbach coming from the left, turn left and up to the access path. Follow it back to the parking lot.

Escuain (inferior): Canyon Start
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Comment: wo der Pfad wieder an den Fluß kommt, Grenze des NP
Approach: From the parking lot, a path with great views, especially at the start, leads down towards Escuain and Garganta de Escuain. We cross a stream (including a beautiful waterfall for rappel), cross the Consusa at its exit below an equally beautiful waterfall and then look out for a fork where the path leads down to the left into the Escuain streambed and up to the houses of Escuain on the other side. However, we turn right here and walk northwards high above the riverbed of the Rio Yaga. Now we are already in our canyon. The path is repeatedly interrupted by small climbs (not difficult). Then we come to the exit of the parts where the first part of "our" rappel canyon ends. In the access we bypass this part on the north-eastern slope in the coppice. We return to the river bed and turn left downstream. We follow the beautifully shaped channel and throw on our wetsuits where the Bco. Lugar comes down from the right. Here we have already crossed the border of the NP to the outside. Access is also possible from the opposite side of the slope from the hamlet of Escuain. In this case, access can be made directly to the entry point via an ascent of the Bco. Lugar.
Tour: First 3 rappels, each with possible jumps as an alternative. Then follows the running route, which we have already hiked up during access. A few meters after the wall in the riverbed, which has been destroyed by the water, we come to the waterfall with the unique pool below. There are several ways to rappel here, but the highlight is a jump from a ledge on the left from a height of around 13 meters. After "landing" in the large pool, you can repeat the jump if you feel like it. To do this, walk about 100 m downstream and then follow the well-trodden tracks on the left up to the path. You can also go further downstream in the Rio Yaga and then even add the Bco, Miraval (own description).

Escuain (inferior): Canyon End
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Comment: wo der Weg von der Ortschaft Escuain nach Revilla den Fluß kreuzt
Return: We go downstream from the pool for about 100 m to the place where the path coming down from the hamlet of Escuain crosses the river. We take this path to the left and come back up to the car on our access path.

Dobra II: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the Rio Dobra and climb up a path above the canyon for about 20 minutes. Where the slope descends again and the valley of the Rio Dobra widens, we look for a suitable descent on the slope to the right into the wide streambed here and come downstream to the entry of the canyon.
Tour: Canyon in a gloomy atmosphere; on entry at 11 o'clock partial sunshine in the deep green pools. 5 rappels. The siphon after the 2nd narrow rappel can be avoided by climbing out on the rock on the left.

Dobra II: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the exit of the canyon, turn right and left on the concrete road to the E-Werk and the car.

Vallegon : Canyon End
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Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Canyon Start
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Comment: Start im Seitenbach Rio Pandiello
Approach: A path leads from the car directly down to the stream (5 min.).
Tour: Barely incised forest gorge, then 1 km run outside the stream. The 25 m ropes in the lower part (where you can also jump from the right from the middle) are beautiful, otherwise only moderately attractive. After the first part, you should get off at the fixed ropes on the left and only at a bridge below the upper serpentine sequence of the road turn right down to a bridge and there re-enter the streambed

Vallegon : Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Einstieg unterer Abschnitt
Approach: A path leads from the car directly down to the stream (5 min.).
Tour: Barely incised forest gorge, then 1 km run outside the stream. The 25 m ropes in the lower part (where you can also jump from the right from the middle) are beautiful, otherwise only moderately attractive. After the first part, you should get off at the fixed ropes on the left and only at a bridge below the upper serpentine sequence of the road turn right down to a bridge and there re-enter the streambed

Vallegon : Parking at Entry
Access: From the Santander - Oviedo road (initially N-632, later N-625), turn south towards Leon at Arriondas (i.e. continue on the N-625) and turn right via Cangas de Onis into the upper Sella Valley (signposted Riano / Leon). About 8 km after passing the village of Santillan, after a bridge (over the Vallegon), a small road turns off to Amieva (signposted). On the right below a somewhat dilapidated inn, where you can park the car below. The road climbs over hairpin bends. After the second series of hairpin bends (about 3 km from the bottom), turn right onto a dirt road with the signs 'uso exclusivo para ...'. Here, on the other side of the road, is the parking lot for the top car (if you have 2 with you).
Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Parking at Exit
Access: From the Santander - Oviedo road (initially N-632, later N-625), turn south towards Leon at Arriondas (i.e. continue on the N-625) and turn right via Cangas de Onis into the upper Sella Valley (signposted Riano / Leon). About 8 km after passing the village of Santillan, after a bridge (over the Vallegon), a small road turns off to Amieva (signposted). On the right below a somewhat dilapidated inn, where you can park the car below. The road climbs over hairpin bends. After the second series of hairpin bends (about 3 km from the bottom), turn right onto a dirt road with the signs 'uso exclusivo para ...'. Here, on the other side of the road, is the parking lot for the top car (if you have 2 with you).
Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg zur Straße

Sarratanas: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the east side of the bridge, a trail first heads north towards the edge of the Sarratana. It soon turns to the east and leads along the edge of the conglomerate canyon, rising only imperceptibly almost to the end of the valley. After crossing a small stream channel, it then descends to the entry point.
Tour: First "Gumpenhüpfen", then rappel, partly in the "Souterrain".

Sarratanas: Canyon End
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Return: After emerging from the last part, which is almost underground, you reach the Rio Fornocal after a few meters and follow it downhill under the road bridge high above. About 70m after the bridge, a track on the right, initially crossing an old concrete water pipe, climbs steeply up to the bridge (if in doubt, keep to the right). Take the same ascent after the Fornocal and the Palomeras Fornocal.

Herques: Canyon Start
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Approach: Continue north on the TF 28 for approx. 200 m to the bridge over the Herques. Before the tunnel, turn left down into the Barranco. You can also rope in from the bridge, but you may need more ropes.
Tour: see photos and weblinks!

Herques: Canyon End
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Herques: Parking at Entry
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit no. 23 onto the TF 1 highway in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF 1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) and follow the TF 620 uphill for approx. 100 m in the direction of Fasnia. At the bar/restaurant, park the lower car on the righthand side (away. reduced risk of breakage) and turn right in front of the restaurant towards Barranco, passing another restaurant (left above). At the junction before the next building, turn left up a steep road for about 4 km until you reach the TF 28. Park the top vehicle here by the houses (risk of breakage on the bridge).
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Herques: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit no. 23 onto the TF 1 highway in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF 1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) and follow the TF 620 uphill for approx. 100 m in the direction of Fasnia. At the bar/restaurant, park the lower car on the righthand side (away. reduced risk of breakage) and turn right in front of the restaurant towards Barranco, passing another restaurant (left above). At the junction before the next building, turn left up a steep road for about 4 km until you reach the TF 28. Park the top vehicle here by the houses (risk of breakage on the bridge).
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the little road that heads west at the aforementioned left-hand bend and, keeping to the left at the first fork in the road, take 2 hairpin bends up to the cemetery, which - already visible from the parking lot - is located on the hill west of the village of Paüls. Pass the cemetery (380 m above sea level) on the right and head west for about 800 m on a slope with light blue markings. Now leave the track with the blue markers on a path to the right and hike down a little to the hamlet of Mas de Les Glories (it would be worth exploring whether the small road and the track continuing straight on from the parking lot also lead to this hamlet without a detour). Now follow the "GR 7-1" path - Cami de Montsagre - which leads over the stream up to the boulder field under the broad rock face towering above. Here, at the latest, we come across red and white markings. The path now leads northwards and crosses the l'Escudellera in a wide cirque (the author made a mistake here because the description in Gomez's book is - as usual - not precise). The correct route is to continue upwards on the path until it crosses the Bco. de Les Fonts at about 630m above sea level. This is the entry point. The internet description FEEC specifies the entry at 850m above sea level; then the canyon is also twice as long.
Tour: Due to the inadequate descriptions in Gómez's book, the author got too far down the path and only arrived at the 'affluente derecha' in the fonts themselves. Therefore, the upper part cannot be judged from personal experience. The lower part will mainly appeal to collectors. 9 Rappels.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the little road that heads west at the aforementioned left-hand bend and, keeping to the left at the first fork in the road, take 2 hairpin bends up to the cemetery, which - already visible from the parking lot - is located on the hill west of the village of Paüls. Pass the cemetery (380 m above sea level) on the right and head west for about 800 m on a slope with light blue markings. Now leave the track with the blue markers on a path to the right and hike down a little to the hamlet of Mas de Les Glories (it would be worth exploring whether the small road and the track continuing straight on from the parking lot also lead to this hamlet without a detour). Now follow the "GR 7-1" path - Cami de Montsagre - which leads over the stream up to the boulder field under the broad rock face towering above. Here, at the latest, we come across red and white markings. The path now leads northwards and crosses the l'Escudellera in a wide cirque (the author made a mistake here because the description in Gomez's book is - as usual - not precise). The correct route is to continue upwards on the path until it crosses the Bco. de Les Fonts at about 630m above sea level. This is the entry point. The internet description FEEC specifies the entry at 850m above sea level; then the canyon is also twice as long.
Tour: Due to the inadequate descriptions in Gómez's book, the author got too far down the path and only arrived at the 'affluente derecha' in the fonts themselves. Therefore, the upper part cannot be judged from personal experience. The lower part will mainly appeal to collectors. 9 Rappels.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Canyon End
Return: After the 17 m rappel under the clamping block, after about 100 m turn right under the rock face at a dilapidated hut. A path first leads almost flat, then down through a fenced-in olive grove. Cross the stream coming from the right and head towards the end of the valley and the parked car. When you pass a turning area with large waste garbage cans, you are in the right place.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the town of Tortosa on the Ebro, we head north on the C-230 towards Mora La Nova. At Xerta we turn off onto the T-V3541 in the direction of Paüls. Shortly (200 m) before reaching the village perched on a hill, we park our car on the edge of a prominent left-hand bend
Return: After the 17 m rappel under the clamping block, after about 100 m turn right under the rock face at a dilapidated hut. A path first leads almost flat, then down through a fenced-in olive grove. Cross the stream coming from the right and head towards the end of the valley and the parked car. When you pass a turning area with large waste garbage cans, you are in the right place.

Torrente Soffia: Canyon Start
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2025-06-26: In the cafe, we overhead some people talking about their recent trip down. All stands were perfect, beautiful new linked glue-ins. Where the nice new bolts end (just a little after an old dam) there...
2024-09-07: Anchors good, puddles to check before diving. Exit at the concrete dam to the right.
Approach: Steep asphalt road to Gena Alta (no driving for non-residents). Take the old forest road on the right at Brunnen until you reach the streambed.
Tour: First narrow canyon (2-3h) with slides, jumps, rappels up to 30m. Then the confluence with the Val Pisson (also very rewarding). A breather on a ledge, then a 35m rappel into a huge cauldron. ("Mini-Trou de Fer"). Further along the rappel, it becomes more open and a little more playful, but there is still a lot of work to do. Here we have completed jumps of up to 18m... Finally, you reach the Schaufällen at the exit before the confluence with the lake. The small half-cave with a stone seating area on the right is great. Depending on the water level of the Lago del Mis, it may be a few meters underwater!

Torrente Soffia: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-21: We started at 7:30.. we also met locals who are living on the top and they offered us a ride to the canyon so we didnt the have to walk. Only the politics is against canyoning and not locals I guess....
2025-06-26: In the cafe, we overhead some people talking about their recent trip down. All stands were perfect, beautiful new linked glue-ins. Where the nice new bolts end (just a little after an old dam) there...
2024-09-07: Anchors good, puddles to check before diving. Exit at the concrete dam to the right.
Comment: Parkplatz bei Gaststätte
Access: Take the SS203 from Belluno towards Agordo to Sospirolo and then towards "Lago del Mis" Nice overnight accommodation by the lake (car/tent), park after the bridge in the "Cascate della Soffia" area.
Return: Out to the right and back to the parking lot Alternatively into the lake Mis and from there to the parking lot

Torrente Soffia: Canyon End
2025-09-21: We started at 7:30.. we also met locals who are living on the top and they offered us a ride to the canyon so we didnt the have to walk. Only the politics is against canyoning and not locals I guess....
2025-06-26: In the cafe, we overhead some people talking about their recent trip down. All stands were perfect, beautiful new linked glue-ins. Where the nice new bolts end (just a little after an old dam) there...
2024-09-07: Anchors good, puddles to check before diving. Exit at the concrete dam to the right.
Return: Out to the right and back to the parking lot Alternatively into the lake Mis and from there to the parking lot

Torrente Soffia: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ein & Ausstieg kurz vor der Brücke möglich.
Access: Take the SS203 from Belluno towards Agordo to Sospirolo and then towards "Lago del Mis" Nice overnight accommodation by the lake (car/tent), park after the bridge in the "Cascate della Soffia" area.
Return: Out to the right and back to the parking lot Alternatively into the lake Mis and from there to the parking lot

Talberggrabe: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the two bridges and continue uphill along the road. First we walk about 150m to the southwest, then - after a hairpin bend - to the NNE and cross the Buuschebach stream on an airy bridge, later heading north along the canyon. We leave the forest and keep left across the adjoining meadow down to the stream (entry - see map). \n\nThere is also the option of avoiding the "approach" in the open streambed and roping in from the canyon rim via a tree at the start of the gorge at a footbridge that crosses the canyon here (see Spanish topographic view and corresponding approach sketch). But then you need 2x30m of ropes.
Tour: The first step is a walk and downclimb (see above for side access). This is followed by a series of steps with smaller rappels. Towards the exit of the gorge there is a lot of dead wood in the stream. See also photos and video.

Talberggrabe: Canyon End
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Return: After the bridge, turn left up to the road and the car.

Molino Drago: Canyon Start
2025-04-06: Nice water level, the last three abseiling points are in a very desolate condition and should definitely be renewed.
2025-01-08: Pleasant water supply. The section before the last rappel is spectacular
Approach: At the bridge we enter from the right bank.
Tour: After the last rappel of 20 m, an exit to the right is marked.

Molino Drago: Canyon End
2025-04-06: Nice water level, the last three abseiling points are in a very desolate condition and should definitely be renewed.
2025-01-08: Pleasant water supply. The section before the last rappel is spectacular
Return: We leave the canyon to the right and head west along a dirt road that takes us back to the bridge and the car.

Molino Drago: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-06: Nice water level, the last three abseiling points are in a very desolate condition and should definitely be renewed.
2025-01-08: Pleasant water supply. The section before the last rappel is spectacular
Access: We head for the town of Corleone, which is 35 km - as the crow flies - south of Palermo. At the exit of the 20th century, Corleone was considered a mafia stronghold in Sicily. From Corleone, we head north on the SS 118 towards Palermo. 5.2 km after leaving the center of Corleone, the SS 118 crosses a small river in a wide left-hand bend. 3.4 km further on, we turn left off the SS 118 and immediately turn left again onto a dirt road (former railroad line - cars are no longer allowed on this section in 2017), which leads us to the bridge over the river after 650 meters.
Return: We leave the canyon to the right and head west along a dirt road that takes us back to the bridge and the car.

Fou de Cardó: Canyon Start
Approach: From the inside of the bend in the road, first descend in a south-westerly direction on a clear path. After about 100 m, the path bends in a north-westerly direction, only to turn west again another 50 m later. A path now takes us down into the dry streambed. Follow this down to the 1st rappel.
Tour: Even after rain there is rarely water in the marmitas; the pool at the foot of the C55 can be climbed around; the first marmita can be avoided by rappelling from the tree on the left above (18 m). The canyon requires a relatively high effort in relation to the yield. The Balneario de Cardó, an abandoned, slowly decaying spa located at the exit of the access road, is interesting.

Fou de Cardó: Canyon End
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Fou de Cardó: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Tortosa on the C 12 up the Ebro for about 32 km in a northerly direction; then turn right to Rasquera and take the TV 3021 through the village. About 6 km further on in a SSW direction (constantly slightly uphill) we pass through a tunnel. Approx. 700 m further on we park the (possibly upper) vehicle at the side of the road on a long right-hand bend. If we have a second vehicle available and prefer the lower exit (see 'Exit'), we park it about 4 km south of Rasquera at the beginning of a wide side valley running east towards the Cardo at the junction of a dirt road coming up from below (some signs in the immediate vicinity).
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Fou de Cardó: Alternative Canyon End
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Son Gallard: Canyon Start
2025-06-13: Anchorages all top - always at least two glued anchors available. There was no more water in the canyon, which is okay for June. The hundreds of flies in the canyon were a bit annoying. The last three...
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2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Son Gallard Aucune vasque croupie au début.Canyon rapide et bien équipé. 6 rappels puis les 4 derniers face à la mer. (Quelle: https://www.des...
Approach: We rappel down from the road into the streambed using a guardrail.
Tour: see photos, videos & topographic views

Son Gallard: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-13: Anchorages all top - always at least two glued anchors available. There was no more water in the canyon, which is okay for June. The hundreds of flies in the canyon were a bit annoying. The last three...
2025-05-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Son Gallard comme le dit tout le monde, première partie pas ouf meme s'il y a de beauX rappels mais la fin est top bien au dessus de la mer av...
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Son Gallard Aucune vasque croupie au début.Canyon rapide et bien équipé. 6 rappels puis les 4 derniers face à la mer. (Quelle: https://www.des...
Access: We leave Soller on the MA10 in the direction of Deia. After passing Deia, we continue on the MA10 in the direction of Valldemossa. 14.5 km after leaving Soller we come to the bus stop "Son Gallard" (east side of the road). The Monastir de Miramar monastery is another 450m away.
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Son Gallard: Canyon End
2025-06-13: Anchorages all top - always at least two glued anchors available. There was no more water in the canyon, which is okay for June. The hundreds of flies in the canyon were a bit annoying. The last three...
2025-05-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Son Gallard comme le dit tout le monde, première partie pas ouf meme s'il y a de beauX rappels mais la fin est top bien au dessus de la mer av...
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Son Gallard Aucune vasque croupie au début.Canyon rapide et bien équipé. 6 rappels puis les 4 derniers face à la mer. (Quelle: https://www.des...
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Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Canyon Start
2026-03-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca Psrcouru Sa Fosca uniquement. Equipement ok. Gorg Blau est totalement sec malgré les importantes pluies de ces derniers j...
2026-02-26: Everything tip top. From the very top to the beach. Rightly one of the most beautiful tours in Europe (if you like darkness). Not much water but enough to have fun. Many jumps possible.
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Approach: From the parking entry, follow the road in the direction of travel for approx. 100m. After the stone bridge, a forest path branches off down to the stream. There you will find an old dilapidated house (Central Electrica). Entry into the streambed at approx. 500m. Alternatively, you can enter via the Pas d'en Duro, which joins halfway down the canyon, just before the start of Sa Fosca. From Escorca, follow the road towards Soller until you come to a signposted viewpoint, just after which there are modest parking facilities on the right near a pointed rock (do not use the parking spaces at the viewpoint - if you don't have a parking space here, it is better to park in Escorca). From the parking lot at the pointed rock, walk along the road towards Soller for about 300m until you reach an iron gate in a wire mesh fence on the righthand side (N 39.82817° E 2.83288°) Go through the gate and, keeping to the right, descend on a clear path. In the area of a steep meadow by an olive tree (N 39.82898° E 2.83322°), turn left and descend across the meadow towards the saddle (1 cairn and faint tracks). In the saddle, after a brick shelter, turn right into the canyon where the first fixed rope is already installed (N 39.82939° E 2.83198°). From here, about 300m of fixed ropes lead down to the bottom of the gorge, alternatively to the fixed ropes there are also abseiling points. To climb the Pas d'en Duro ascent, hand and chest ascender are required - not a via ferrata in the true sense of the word.
Tour: Once you reach the stream, the trail initially follows the streambed, partly flat. Smaller steps can be bypassed or downclimbed. The first abseiling point is not long in coming. After about 30 minutes of walking and downclimbing, the canyon becomes more continuous. The steps are rappelled, downclimbed, jumped or slid, depending on the water level/ability. With each step, the canyon becomes more impressive and more incised. There is no need for artificial light until you reach the emergency exit in the middle of the canyon. (The emergency exit on the right is well equipped but difficult. It leads vertically out of the canyon via iron stirrups and fixed ropes. Can also be used as an entry). If you were already unsure/overtaxed up to the emergency exit, you should definitely not continue here. For well-trained canyoneers, this is where the most mentally and physically demanding, but also the most beautiful part of the canyon begins. Headlamp and spare lamp should be checked one last time before entering the "Sa Fosca" (the darkness). The canyon, especially the 2nd part, requires a water level that is not too high, as there are several narrow canyons, holes and siphons. Daylight enters the Sa Fosca in a few places. Due to the length and difficulty of the gorge, an early start is advisable. The canyon gets the best light in the morning. The steps are all optimally equipped with glued anchors or bolts. Many places can be jumped or downclimbed (depending on the water level!). After a longer swim, the canyon opens up. A final step leads to the exit of the canyon. Here the water seeps into the middle of the high rock faces before you reach the open streambed.

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Entry
2026-03-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca Psrcouru Sa Fosca uniquement. Equipement ok. Gorg Blau est totalement sec malgré les importantes pluies de ces derniers j...
2026-02-26: Everything tip top. From the very top to the beach. Rightly one of the most beautiful tours in Europe (if you like darkness). Not much water but enough to have fun. Many jumps possible.
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz Äquadukt bei Abzweigung Sa Caldobra
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Exit
2026-03-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca Psrcouru Sa Fosca uniquement. Equipement ok. Gorg Blau est totalement sec malgré les importantes pluies de ces derniers j...
2026-02-26: Everything tip top. From the very top to the beach. Rightly one of the most beautiful tours in Europe (if you like darkness). Not much water but enough to have fun. Many jumps possible.
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz Sa Caldobra (teilweise gebührenpflichtig)
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei spitzen Stein
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Canyon End

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg über Pas des Duro
Approach: From the parking entry, follow the road in the direction of travel for approx. 100m. After the stone bridge, a forest path branches off down to the stream. There you will find an old dilapidated house (Central Electrica). Entry into the streambed at approx. 500m. Alternatively, you can enter via the Pas d'en Duro, which joins halfway down the canyon, just before the start of Sa Fosca. From Escorca, follow the road towards Soller until you come to a signposted viewpoint, just after which there are modest parking facilities on the right near a pointed rock (do not use the parking spaces at the viewpoint - if you don't have a parking space here, it is better to park in Escorca). From the parking lot at the pointed rock, walk along the road towards Soller for about 300m until you reach an iron gate in a wire mesh fence on the righthand side (N 39.82817° E 2.83288°) Go through the gate and, keeping to the right, descend on a clear path. In the area of a steep meadow by an olive tree (N 39.82898° E 2.83322°), turn left and descend across the meadow towards the saddle (1 cairn and faint tracks). In the saddle, after a brick shelter, turn right into the canyon where the first fixed rope is already installed (N 39.82939° E 2.83198°). From here, about 300m of fixed ropes lead down to the bottom of the gorge, alternatively to the fixed ropes there are also abseiling points. To climb the Pas d'en Duro ascent, hand and chest ascender are required - not a via ferrata in the true sense of the word.
Tour: Once you reach the stream, the trail initially follows the streambed, partly flat. Smaller steps can be bypassed or downclimbed. The first abseiling point is not long in coming. After about 30 minutes of walking and downclimbing, the canyon becomes more continuous. The steps are rappelled, downclimbed, jumped or slid, depending on the water level/ability. With each step, the canyon becomes more impressive and more incised. There is no need for artificial light until you reach the emergency exit in the middle of the canyon. (The emergency exit on the right is well equipped but difficult. It leads vertically out of the canyon via iron stirrups and fixed ropes. Can also be used as an entry). If you were already unsure/overtaxed up to the emergency exit, you should definitely not continue here. For well-trained canyoneers, this is where the most mentally and physically demanding, but also the most beautiful part of the canyon begins. Headlamp and spare lamp should be checked one last time before entering the "Sa Fosca" (the darkness). The canyon, especially the 2nd part, requires a water level that is not too high, as there are several narrow canyons, holes and siphons. Daylight enters the Sa Fosca in a few places. Due to the length and difficulty of the gorge, an early start is advisable. The canyon gets the best light in the morning. The steps are all optimally equipped with glued anchors or bolts. Many places can be jumped or downclimbed (depending on the water level!). After a longer swim, the canyon opens up. A final step leads to the exit of the canyon. Here the water seeps into the middle of the high rock faces before you reach the open streambed.

Galamus: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the road blasted into the rock high above the canyon until you can easily descend to the left into the streambed of the Agly.
Tour: The canyon, which is up to 100 m deep, offers an impressive tour that is also heavily frequented commercially and is very suitable for beginners. A helmet is essential due to the risk of objects being thrown into the canyon from the road running along the top. Short ropes can be helpful.

Galamus: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the A-9 'la Languedocienne/la Catalane' (Montpellier-Barcelona) at exit 41 just before Perpignan and take the D-117 through Rivesaltes in the direction of Quillan. Approx. 35 km from Rivesaltes you reach Saint Paul de Fenouillet, where you turn right (north) onto the D-7 (direction Cubières sur Cinoble). After about 41½ km of driving, the last part uphill, you will reach a large parking lot at the entrance to the canyon, where you can also get a good overview. Park your car here.
Return: As soon as the canyon widens, turn left up to the parking lot. You can also continue for approx. 400 m through another narrowing (mainly swimming) and then up to the left after the dam (30 min.)

Galamus: Canyon End
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Return: As soon as the canyon widens, turn left up to the parking lot. You can also continue for approx. 400 m through another narrowing (mainly swimming) and then up to the left after the dam (30 min.)

Male Vesse amont (II): Canyon Start
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (amont) Débit faible dans la 112 ensuite correct. Pour les suivants il faudrait a minima prendre une clé pour resserrer certains re...
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (amont) Un canyon d'envergure. 2h jusqu'au gîte, 2h jusqu'au départ. Parcouru en 6h à 5. Un chamois mort dans la ravine. Équipement...
Approach: A few meters after the parking lot, you cross the streambed of the Male Vesse, where the water may be hidden under the gravel. We continue along the dirt road and then take the well-signposted hiking trail to the Refuge d'Estrop (2050 m above sea level). After spending the night at the refuge, the next morning we take the hiking trail towards the summit of Estrop, winding northwards up the broad slope. Where the slope becomes somewhat flatter and the path bends to the east (at about 2460 m above sea level), we continue to climb without a path in the previous direction to the lowest point of the ridge towering in front of us (2530 m above sea level). We cross the ridge and descend the wide ridge in the large basin on the other side, initially continuing in a northerly direction, before keeping more to the right at a solitary tree, crossing a small ridge and finally reaching the streambed of the Male Vesse. The first high rappel is clearly visible as a dark area relatively early on in the descent. You can also enter the Male Vesse pre-amont (I) at 2700 m above sea level (see web links), but the uppermost parts in the wide basin do not necessarily seem worthwhile. Although there is also a direct ascent to the ridge, it is much more pleasant via the hut. You can reserve a place to sleep by calling 0492310701 (from Germany with the French prefix and omit the zero at the beginning of the number).
Tour: The tour begins with a 112m high cauldron, which is rappelled after about 65m (2008). In the book by Fiorina/Jourdan/Tordjman, transfers are marked after 35/50/35 m. This is followed by about 17 more rappels (possibly also some slides and smaller jumps) until the exit after the second part. At the exit, you reach a longer part (pure running route) where the canyon widens and flat meadow areas can be found on the righthand side. This is the exit of the Male Vesse amont part. There is a bivouac here and you can climb up to the right to the Pont de Dédédou - from there the path leads down into the valley. The route should only be attempted after the snow has melted, i.e. preferably in late August/early September.

Male Vesse amont (II): Canyon End
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2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (amont) Un canyon d'envergure. 2h jusqu'au gîte, 2h jusqu'au départ. Parcouru en 6h à 5. Un chamois mort dans la ravine. Équipement...
Return: As a rule, this is followed by an ascent of the lower parts of Male Vesse aval (III). If you want or need to get off, see the Male Vesse III approach description (in the opposite direction).

Male Vesse aval (III): Canyon Start
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) Magnifique la partie aval... les portions de marche un peu pénibles mais le canyon en vaut la chandelle! Équipement correct,...
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) DC+ par rapport à d'habitude à la même période mais Dc quand même malgré que cela.coulait à la piste, vasques engravees suit...
2025-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) Quelle avanture , c est juste inoubliable, la marche est difficile , mais quelle satisfaction d avoir réalisé cette course ,...
Approach: A few meters after the parking lot, you cross the streambed of the Male Vesse, where the water may be hidden under the gravel. About 30 m further on, at a pile of stones about half a meter high, turn left off the track and follow the tracks up into the forest. From now on, follow the cairns that continually point the way. If you lose contact with them, it is essential to find them again. So you walk up through the forest for around 45 minutes; then you come to a cirque ("ebolis" - chute, landslide?). The path branches off here. One leads up to the right in the cirque (the chute), but gets lost in the forest after two cairns. So we take the other one, which leads to a tree lying across the path (literally: crossing the path). Shortly afterwards, you will see another small cairn. Unfortunately, there are only red trail markings on the opposite side of the trees. After about 1 hour and 20 minutes, shortly after a rock face on the right-hand side, we reach another large cirque, which we do not cross, but instead walk steeply up to the right at the cairns in front of the cirque. Here we follow a chain of cairns. We come to a footbridge 130 m above the canyon (directly above the Oscuros). Then, continuing to follow the cairns, we climb to the right, cross a small cirque and a few minutes later we reach another path in which we descend steeply between trees to the streambed.\n(Translation of a French description of this access, as the author reached Male Vesse aval -III- via Male Vesse amont - II -. Caracal describes this route in the opposite direction as an emergency exit after the upper part - "Echappatoire" - see page 51 below).
Tour: The descent begins with a short dark gorge with the highest rappel (C 25), then narrower and wider rappel sections alternate, almost 20 rappels, some slides and possible jumps are offered.

Male Vesse aval (III): Canyon End
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) Magnifique la partie aval... les portions de marche un peu pénibles mais le canyon en vaut la chandelle! Équipement correct,...
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) DC+ par rapport à d'habitude à la même période mais Dc quand même malgré que cela.coulait à la piste, vasques engravees suit...
2025-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Male Vesse (Aval) Quelle avanture , c est juste inoubliable, la marche est difficile , mais quelle satisfaction d avoir réalisé cette course ,...
Return: In the wide streambed you reach the crossing slope. Follow this to the right for a few meters to the vehicle.

Bras Noir (inférieur): Alternative Canyon Start
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2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) Malgré les pluies de ces derniers jours, le début reste très faible. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) DC- Comme beaucoup de canyons en ce moment on constate une présence d'algues vertes assez inhabituelleEquipement okderni...
Approach: After crossing the streambed on the road, we take an inconspicuous path on the orographic left side of the Bras Noir. It becomes clearer in Niederwald. Along a fence, the ascent is initially gentle. Then the path follows a black water pipe and climbs steeply up to a saddle. About 100m further on, we climb down a small metal ladder. A few meters further on, a rut branches off to the left of the path and descends steeply into the streambed.
Tour: After the first rappel in the pool, a siphon (triangular opening in the left third of the rock barrier - about 1m diving distance, open on the descent on 10.11.2017). It is also possible to climb over the rock barrier using fixed ropes. See video and photos!

Bras Noir (inférieur): Canyon End
2026-02-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) Entrée par ravine biberon Équipement rénové Petit filet d'eau puis DC dans bras noir (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) Malgré les pluies de ces derniers jours, le début reste très faible. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) DC- Comme beaucoup de canyons en ce moment on constate une présence d'algues vertes assez inhabituelleEquipement okderni...
Return: Before the collapsed streambed, cross the sloping rib on the left out of the streambed and a few meters through the bushes to the path at the black pipe. Follow this down to the road and on to the car.

Bras Noir (inférieur): Canyon Start
2026-02-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) Entrée par ravine biberon Équipement rénové Petit filet d'eau puis DC dans bras noir (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) Malgré les pluies de ces derniers jours, le début reste très faible. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Noir (inférieur) DC- Comme beaucoup de canyons en ce moment on constate une présence d'algues vertes assez inhabituelleEquipement okderni...
Approach: After crossing the streambed on the road, we take an inconspicuous path on the orographic left side of the Bras Noir. It becomes clearer in Niederwald. Along a fence, the ascent is initially gentle. Then the path follows a black water pipe and climbs steeply up to a saddle. About 100m further on, we climb down a small metal ladder. A few meters further on, a rut branches off to the left of the path and descends steeply into the streambed.
Tour: After the first rappel in the pool, a siphon (triangular opening in the left third of the rock barrier - about 1m diving distance, open on the descent on 10.11.2017). It is also possible to climb over the rock barrier using fixed ropes. See video and photos!

Bras Noir (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Access: From Plaine des Palmistes, we first take the D55, then the little road in the direction of Bébour-Bélouve. 1.7 km after turning off the D55 - before the road emerges from the forest and just before the Bras Noir depression - we turn right into a large parking lot with a picnic hut (see Google map in photos).
Return: Before the collapsed streambed, cross the sloping rib on the left out of the streambed and a few meters through the bushes to the path at the black pipe. Follow this down to the road and on to the car.

Bras Noir (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Access: From Plaine des Palmistes, we first take the D55, then the little road in the direction of Bébour-Bélouve. 1.7 km after turning off the D55 - before the road emerges from the forest and just before the Bras Noir depression - we turn right into a large parking lot with a picnic hut (see Google map in photos).
Return: Before the collapsed streambed, cross the sloping rib on the left out of the streambed and a few meters through the bushes to the path at the black pipe. Follow this down to the road and on to the car.

Cerveyrieu fossile: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerveyrieu [fossile] Remis deuxième points sur MC de la main courante et deux plaquettes sur petit ressaut Toujours pas trouvé le bon chemin d...
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Approach: From the parking lot, head southwest; if you have problems finding the access, proceed to the viewpoint, then west. Here you will immediately come across the dry canyon and walk along it in a northerly direction until you can climb in. If necessary, rope in from the edge via a tree.
Tour: The Sèran flowed through this canyon until it carved out the current course of the river; an alternative for the Cerveyrieu if there is too much water in the narrow access. Good to combine with the canyons of the Sèran and the Groin.

Cerveyrieu fossile: Canyon End
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerveyrieu [fossile] Remis deuxième points sur MC de la main courante et deux plaquettes sur petit ressaut Toujours pas trouvé le bon chemin d...
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerveyrieu [fossile] Toujours à sec Amarrage souvent sur un point sauf sur la dernière grande de 40m Corde de 45 plus confort Mériterait d’êtr...
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Return: Immediately after the high rappel in a westerly direction up under the rock face and along it until you find a suitable ascent to the top (the author did not succeed optimally, no clear path - 2008). Once at the top, return to the parking lot without a path.

Cerveyrieu fossile: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerveyrieu [fossile] Remis deuxième points sur MC de la main courante et deux plaquettes sur petit ressaut Toujours pas trouvé le bon chemin d...
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cerveyrieu [fossile] Toujours à sec Amarrage souvent sur un point sauf sur la dernière grande de 40m Corde de 45 plus confort Mériterait d’êtr...
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Access: After bypassing Geneva on the Swiss N 1 after the national border, take the A 40 in the direction of Lyon, Dijon, Paris. After 25 km (from the border) take exit 11 (Bellegarde Center) in the direction of Fragny, Seyssel. 6 km further on, at the end of Mons, turn right onto the D 992 and drive through Seyssel and Culoz (another 23 km), where you continue on the D 904 (towards Bourg-en-Bresse) for another 8.5 km to Artemare (62 km in total from the border). In Artemare, turn half right at the prominent left-hand bend (Rue de la Poste), cross the D 31 (Cote d'Yon) at Place de la Liberté and continue along Rue du Stade towards the school district and then out of the town. We reach the nearby bridge over the Sèran and park the lower vehicle on the left immediately after the bridge. Take the other vehicle back to Place de la Liberté and turn left onto the D 31 (Cote d'Yon). The road winds its way up to the hamlet of Don. The D 31 crosses the Groin ("Gouffre ..."). Where it turns north a few hundred meters later, turn left onto a dirt road that leads down to Sèran. Park after the bridge.
Return: Immediately after the high rappel in a westerly direction up under the rock face and along it until you find a suitable ascent to the top (the author did not succeed optimally, no clear path - 2008). Once at the top, return to the parking lot without a path.

Estribiella: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (1090 m above sea level) across the meadows uphill on a hiking trail into the forest. Follow the path, which later climbs more steeply in serpentines. After reaching a high valley, turn left down into the streambed of the Estribiella (cairn).
Tour: 13 Rappels. The first two higher steps have to be rappelled through in one go (2007) (25 m); the 'R20' rappels in the book mentioned are all a bit tight - or is that a result of rope shrinkage?

Estribiella: Canyon End
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Return: After the rappel with the small overhang, continue for approx. 150 m in the streambed, down the 5 m rappel and then on climbing tracks to the left up to the approach path. Follow this back to the car. Instead of getting out after the vertical part, as described here, you can continue the tour in the streambed and then reach the road bridge after 1.5 hours.

Gorgopotamos I, Φαράγγι Γοργοποτάμου I: Canyon Start
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Une bien belle course. Un poil surévalué mais mythique tout de même. Ça mériterait quelques points supplémentaires, il y en a qui...
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Low water level. Anchors OK but partially damaged due to poor placement. Easy to walk on. 6 hours for 4 people. Very beautiful in...
2024-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Acces: Belle piste évidente à la sortie de Dyovouna suivre le panneau de la chapelle Ilias. Relais hors crue, pas toujours éviden...
Approach: Access from the 4x4 parking lot in 10min on a barely visible path down into the streambed. Without four-wheel drive, access is 30 minutes longer.
Tour: 35 abseiling sections (mostly NIRO chains) alternate with short turbulent whitewater sections. Nevertheless, it is essential that you take a float kit with you! Calorie-rich food is essential here. The water here is colder than you would expect in Greece.

Gorgopotamos I, Φαράγγι Γοργοποτάμου I: Canyon End
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Une bien belle course. Un poil surévalué mais mythique tout de même. Ça mériterait quelques points supplémentaires, il y en a qui...
2025-09-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Low water level. Anchors OK but partially damaged due to poor placement. Easy to walk on. 6 hours for 4 people. Very beautiful in...
2024-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgopotamos Acces: Belle piste évidente à la sortie de Dyovouna suivre le panneau de la chapelle Ilias. Relais hors crue, pas toujours éviden...
Return: At the end of the gorge, turn right onto a path that leads to the lower car.

Rodokalos: Canyon Start
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Nice canyon, Parked at the gate of the farm, then followed the dirtroad for 100meter and then followed a small animal track to the r...
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2024-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Approche à pied, 1H30/45 en partant du pont (fin du canyon) et par Ypati. Pas de difficulté pour le sentier (suivi sur carte sur tél...
Tour: Continuous sequence of about 35 rappels, see also photos and videos

Rodokalos: Parking at Exit
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Nice canyon, Parked at the gate of the farm, then followed the dirtroad for 100meter and then followed a small animal track to the r...
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2024-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Approche à pied, 1H30/45 en partant du pont (fin du canyon) et par Ypati. Pas de difficulté pour le sentier (suivi sur carte sur tél...
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg bzw. wenn ohne Umsetzung
Return: After the 45m waterfall, take the path marked with red dots out to the right, then to the receiving watercourse and along it to the road bridge.

Rodokalos: Parking at Entry
2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Nice canyon, Parked at the gate of the farm, then followed the dirtroad for 100meter and then followed a small animal track to the r...
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2024-10-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rodokalos Approche à pied, 1H30/45 en partant du pont (fin du canyon) et par Ypati. Pas de difficulté pour le sentier (suivi sur carte sur tél...
Comment: P1 für Zustieg bei Umsetzung (nur mit 4x4)
Return: After the 45m waterfall, take the path marked with red dots out to the right, then to the receiving watercourse and along it to the road bridge.

Rodokalos: Canyon End
Return: After the 45m waterfall, take the path marked with red dots out to the right, then to the receiving watercourse and along it to the road bridge.

Ta'ab: Canyon Start
2025-11-21: Nice clear water, stands all ok, comfortable through in 2hrs exit well set up were back at the car in 30 mins.
2025-04-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ta'ab A very nice canyon. For us much nicer than Tiwi.The water was also cleaner than in Tiwi.It's good possible with one car. The way back is...
2025-04-19: We liked the Taab much better than Tiwi. The water quality was also better. We did the tour by car, which we parked at the exit. 45min outward journey. The way back is now well secured and you can be...
Approach: We cross the wadi in front of us via an old first and then take the path on the other side up to the yoke. From the yoke you can look down into the Wadi Ta'ab and we take the old path that leads us - sometimes barely recognizable - down to the abandoned village of Ta'ab. Here we enter the riverbed.
Tour: At first, hiking and downclimbing are the order of the day until we come to the first rappel (50 m). The block from which you rappel into the pot is reached from the left shoulder of the rock. Attach the rope to the small tree at the top. At the bottom we stand in a huge Marmita trampa. The first climber climbs out of it with the help of a few anchors and a chain, allowing the next climber to make an exit with rope assistance. This is followed by the 2nd rappel (35 m) onto a small ledge above the pool (jumping is possible from here), then 3 smaller ones (about 10 m each). Swim, slide and jump several times. We then see a natural "tunnel" at the top left and have now reached the first exit option. You can also descend the wadi a little further (about 3 hours) to the abandoned village of Harima. Here you can take a look at a cave opening. From Harima, we follow a water pipe that finally exits the wadi. Here we look for the exit to the road on the left. If you want to take this route, you have to park the lower car just 7.1 km after the highway at a dirt road on the left.

Ta'ab: Parking at Entry
2025-11-21: Nice clear water, stands all ok, comfortable through in 2hrs exit well set up were back at the car in 30 mins.
2025-04-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ta'ab A very nice canyon. For us much nicer than Tiwi.The water was also cleaner than in Tiwi.It's good possible with one car. The way back is...
2025-04-19: We liked the Taab much better than Tiwi. The water quality was also better. We did the tour by car, which we parked at the exit. 45min outward journey. The way back is now well secured and you can be...
Comment: P1 alt (bis016) für Zustieg
Access: From Muscat about 145 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the Fins exit we leave the highway, but not towards Fins, but towards the mountains and Wusal. We now drive 8.6 km and come to the houses of Al Marfas (this is the second settlement on the left of the dirt road above the canyon). Here we park our (possibly first) car. With the second car (or on foot) we continue for another 1.1 km, where a dirt road branches off to the left. You can drive on this track until just before the village of Ta'ab, the last part is steep, stony and close to the abyss (4x4 necessary).
Return: 200 m of climbing - approx. 60 vertical meters - (up to 3+) await us, anchors for securing are available. In 2020, there was also a fixed rope at the steepest point. It makes sense for the lead climber to place a handrail using carabiners or quickdraws on the somewhat exposed passages. Then we are back at the top by the houses and our car.

Ta'ab: Parking at Entry1
2025-11-21: Nice clear water, stands all ok, comfortable through in 2hrs exit well set up were back at the car in 30 mins.
2025-04-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ta'ab A very nice canyon. For us much nicer than Tiwi.The water was also cleaner than in Tiwi.It's good possible with one car. The way back is...
2025-04-19: We liked the Taab much better than Tiwi. The water quality was also better. We did the tour by car, which we parked at the exit. 45min outward journey. The way back is now well secured and you can be...
Comment: P1 neu (nach Straßenbau) 2018 (?)
Access: From Muscat about 145 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the Fins exit we leave the highway, but not towards Fins, but towards the mountains and Wusal. We now drive 8.6 km and come to the houses of Al Marfas (this is the second settlement on the left of the dirt road above the canyon). Here we park our (possibly first) car. With the second car (or on foot) we continue for another 1.1 km, where a dirt road branches off to the left. You can drive on this track until just before the village of Ta'ab, the last part is steep, stony and close to the abyss (4x4 necessary).
Return: 200 m of climbing - approx. 60 vertical meters - (up to 3+) await us, anchors for securing are available. In 2020, there was also a fixed rope at the steepest point. It makes sense for the lead climber to place a handrail using carabiners or quickdraws on the somewhat exposed passages. Then we are back at the top by the houses and our car.

Ta'ab: Parking at Exit
Access: From Muscat about 145 km on the highway "17" in the direction of Sur (south). At the Fins exit we leave the highway, but not towards Fins, but towards the mountains and Wusal. We now drive 8.6 km and come to the houses of Al Marfas (this is the second settlement on the left of the dirt road above the canyon). Here we park our (possibly first) car. With the second car (or on foot) we continue for another 1.1 km, where a dirt road branches off to the left. You can drive on this track until just before the village of Ta'ab, the last part is steep, stony and close to the abyss (4x4 necessary).
Return: 200 m of climbing - approx. 60 vertical meters - (up to 3+) await us, anchors for securing are available. In 2020, there was also a fixed rope at the steepest point. It makes sense for the lead climber to place a handrail using carabiners or quickdraws on the somewhat exposed passages. Then we are back at the top by the houses and our car.

Ta'ab: Canyon End

Wadi Feid: Canyon Start
Approach: First descend away from the stream, see aerial photo in "Links" and https://www.wikiloc.com/canyoneering-trails/fayd-15356347
Tour: After entry, about 1 hour to the 1st rappel. A total of 12 waterfalls, some of which can be bypassed. Sequence: 25m (can be bypassed on the left) - (10m+5m+5m) - 25m - (17m+3m) - 35m -5m (can be bypassed) - 30m - (20m+7m) - 50m - 45m - 10m. Then perpetual running distances.

Wadi Feid: Parking at Entry
Access: See Google aerial images, also for conversion to "Links"
Return: Where the canyon opens up, in the wide sand and gravel bed to the slope where the car is parked at P2.

Wadi Feid: Parking at Exit
Access: See Google aerial images, also for conversion to "Links"
Return: Where the canyon opens up, in the wide sand and gravel bed to the slope where the car is parked at P2.

Wadi Feid: Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon opens up, in the wide sand and gravel bed to the slope where the car is parked at P2.

Suhi Potok (Baladovec): Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the markings in the direction of Planina Zapotok. After about 25 minutes, the markings leave the wide gravel bed to the right and lead steeply upwards. The path in the scree terrain is partially insured. Above the steep step, the path climbs gently through deciduous forest towards the abandoned alpine pasture. Here or just before, turn left into the streambed.
Tour: After a series of small slides, downclimbs and rappels up to 25m, the stream disappears into a very narrow gap. The three rappels that follow can be very uncomfortable when the water level is high. After this narrow passage, you stand in front of a large waterfall. 10m rappel to the orographic belay on the left, here 60m rappel to the belay on the rock island between the two arms of the waterfall. Be careful when pulling off the rope - there are many rock noses just waiting for a rope to get caught in them. From the rock island on the left, rappel about 28m to the old traverse rappel and climb carefully to the last belay on the edge on the left. From here, descend another 50m into a magnificent rock basin. Continue with some downclimbs and rappels to the last 3 rappels.

Suhi Potok (Baladovec): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz vor Schranken
Access: Coming from Bovec, drive in the direction of Kranskja Gora. Before the hairpin bends of the pass road begin, turn left towards the Soca spring. Drive past the parking lot of the spring on a sand road towards the end of the valley. Parking lot at the barrier.
Return: Through the streambed back to the hiking trail.

Suhi Potok (Baladovec): Canyon End
Return: Through the streambed back to the hiking trail.

Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: a faint, non-marked trail heads up to the canyon, which starts at the confluence of streams in its bassin. Best to use offline GPS and check
Tour: Best to see infobarrancos.es link

Seco: Canyon End
Return: Immediate if bike/car at exit

Fahrmannslaine: Canyon Start
2023-09-21: Approach as described not easy to find, pathless and through steep terrain (demanding). In rain or wet ground quite increased risk of slipping. Hooks partly new, all well positioned, pull rope easily...
Approach: Back almost to the Loisach bridge, but before this turn left onto the road that leads south to Farchant. Follow this road for 500m, then the road bends to the right. At this point we keep straight on in a south-easterly direction (signpost "Wasserfall"). First along the Fahrmannslaine, then passing a golf course, we come to the streambed and cross it to the northern side. There we take the path that goes up close to the stream in a south-easterly direction and exits at a bench. Here you have a view of the final waterfall and can assess the water flow. Now follow the path back a few meters and then follow an indistinct path to the right in a north-easterly direction uphill. The tracks gradually disappear. Continue upwards without a path. At around 980m above sea level, look for the descent into the still open scree streambed. If you can see the small entry waterfall at the beginning of the gorge, it is ideal.
Tour: We quickly come to the first narrowing with the first smaller rappel. This is followed by several (also higher) rappels (8 in total up to the final waterfall). At the final waterfall (52m), the large anchor in the streambed was knocked over in 2013, so we had to rappel from the large tree on the right (60m rope length). Climbing further down, you then exit to the right to the bench.

Fahrmannslaine: Canyon End
2023-09-21: Approach as described not easy to find, pathless and through steep terrain (demanding). In rain or wet ground quite increased risk of slipping. Hooks partly new, all well positioned, pull rope easily...
Return: From the bench on the approach path back to the car.

Teixidor: Canyon Start
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2024-05-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Teixidor Débit correct, tout coule bien et l'eau est propre. Enchaîné après Salvassa et suivi par Viu de Llevata et Pinyana. (Quelle: https:/...
2024-05-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Teixidor Belle ambiance dans la C35Frottements important a gérer sur les 3 obstacles.Manque 1 plaquette au depart de la 1ere MC (Quelle: http...
Approach: Enter the village and then take a track to the left (heading NE) down to the Viu de Llevata stream. Where the path loses its border of trees and bushes, we come to a flat and bare ridge. Here we would descend in an easterly direction to the entry to the Viu de Llevata. However, we follow the path on the ridge downhill in a northerly direction. Before we come across vegetation (trees and bushes) again, the path heads west. We follow the path, cross the Viu de Llevata on an old stone bridge and continue along the path until we reach the plateau and see the Teixidor at the bottom left. A few more meters and we are at the entry point.

Teixidor: Canyon End
2024-06-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sallent de Viu (Quelle:
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2024-05-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Teixidor Belle ambiance dans la C35Frottements important a gérer sur les 3 obstacles.Manque 1 plaquette au depart de la 1ere MC (Quelle: http...
Return: Normally you descend further in Viu de Llevata (approx. 2.5 hours), so compare to the exit there. Before reaching the Viu de Llevata, you could also turn left up a clear path to the old stone bridge and follow the approach path back to the starting point. If you want to walk the Viu de LLevata from the top, leave the Teixidor at the path crossing, cross the Viu de LLevata gorge via the stone bridge and descend from the ridge on the path to the entry point.

Teixidor: Waypoint
2024-06-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sallent de Viu (Quelle:
2024-05-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Teixidor Débit correct, tout coule bien et l'eau est propre. Enchaîné après Salvassa et suivi par Viu de Llevata et Pinyana. (Quelle: https:/...
2024-05-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Teixidor Belle ambiance dans la C35Frottements important a gérer sur les 3 obstacles.Manque 1 plaquette au depart de la 1ere MC (Quelle: http...
Comment: pont pour traverser le ruisseau Viu de Llevata (descente)
Approach: Enter the village and then take a track to the left (heading NE) down to the Viu de Llevata stream. Where the path loses its border of trees and bushes, we come to a flat and bare ridge. Here we would descend in an easterly direction to the entry to the Viu de Llevata. However, we follow the path on the ridge downhill in a northerly direction. Before we come across vegetation (trees and bushes) again, the path heads west. We follow the path, cross the Viu de Llevata on an old stone bridge and continue along the path until we reach the plateau and see the Teixidor at the bottom left. A few more meters and we are at the entry point.

Kleiner Ötscherbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked trail no. 17 to a forest road that climbs evenly and steeply. Follow the forest road past a Jadghütte hut and turn left at the next forest road junction. At the next junction, take the right-hand road and after about 400m follow a somewhat overgrown forest road to the left into the valley of the Kl. Ötscherbach. From the exit of the forest road, descend about 100m through steep forest to reach the stream.
Tour: Strong karst spring in the upper third. Many downclimbs.

Kleiner Ötscherbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkbucht an der B71 bei Holzbrücke
Access: Take the B71 from Mariazell in the direction of Lunz am See. Park about 1 km after the parking lot of Taglesbach at a wooden bridge over the Ois.
Return: Back to the car via the forest road.

Kleiner Ötscherbach: Canyon End
Return: Back to the car via the forest road.

Moznica: Canyon Start
2024-08-28: Anchors still somehow ok. It would be ice to be replaced. Take some mailons with you. We had quite ok flow, but still pushy on some parts. Be careful on the undercut in the upper part and sifon in the...
2022-08-21: What a light there is. Sporty but easy to do.
Approach: Cross the bridge and ascend to the right onto a hiking trail. When the hiking trail reaches the sand road, descend to the right to a bridge over the Moznica gorge. Entry above this bridge. \You can also start the tour higher up (starting point 750m). Several small steps and slides in the lower gorge.
Tour: Several small but massive steps until you reach the first rappel. * 12m rappel from anchor left. The belay must be climbed strenuously. * 4m rappel from anchor right * 6m rappel from anchor right * 22m rappel from anchor right behind the edge, be careful when reaching the belay, better belay from the previous belay. Then rappel through the rock gate. * 15m rappel from anchor left * 10m rappel from anchor left. From here only downclimbing and sliding, first in an open canyon then in a somewhat narrower gorge.

Moznica: Parking at Exit
2024-08-28: Anchors still somehow ok. It would be ice to be replaced. Take some mailons with you. We had quite ok flow, but still pushy on some parts. Be careful on the undercut in the upper part and sifon in the...
2022-08-21: What a light there is. Sporty but easy to do.
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit vor Sandstrasse
Access: Coming from Tarvisio, drive over the Predil mountain pass and through Log pod Mangartom. Drive out of the valley over the gorge of the Kortitnica (here you can park a second car) and continue downhill until you almost reach the level of the Koritnica stream again, parking on the right just before a sand road.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left across a meadow back to the bridge.

Moznica: Parking at Entry
2024-08-28: Anchors still somehow ok. It would be ice to be replaced. Take some mailons with you. We had quite ok flow, but still pushy on some parts. Be careful on the undercut in the upper part and sifon in the...
2022-08-21: What a light there is. Sporty but easy to do.
Comment: Parkplatz oberhalb von Mala Koritnica
Access: Coming from Tarvisio, drive over the Predil mountain pass and through Log pod Mangartom. Drive out of the valley over the gorge of the Kortitnica (here you can park a second car) and continue downhill until you almost reach the level of the Koritnica stream again, parking on the right just before a sand road.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left across a meadow back to the bridge.

Moznica: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn left across a meadow back to the bridge.

Sant Aniol: Canyon Start
2026-01-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja GD à TGD aujourd'hui, après les pluie et avec la fonte. Il ne faut pas plus d'eau pour que ça devienne problématique...Supe...
2025-12-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja Une combi étanche aurait permis d'en profiter vraiment, froid +++ Superbe comme en souvenir (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...
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Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.
Tour: At the beginning, entertaining rappels and possible jumps. Then the first higher step, the "Gran Collada". This is followed by a part with smaller steps, which exits at the "Salt de la Capa". After another running section, the final chord with the "Salt de Brull".

Sant Aniol: Canyon End
2026-01-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja GD à TGD aujourd'hui, après les pluie et avec la fonte. Il ne faut pas plus d'eau pour que ça devienne problématique...Supe...
2025-12-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja Une combi étanche aurait permis d'en profiter vraiment, froid +++ Superbe comme en souvenir (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja (Quelle:
Return: After a final jump into a wide pool, turn right and follow the path to the church. From here, take the approach path back to the car.

Sant Aniol: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sant Aniol d'Aguja (Quelle:
Access: From Figueres on the Perpgnan - Barcelona highway, we take the N 260 in a westerly direction and after around 22.5 km we pass the interesting town of Besalu and continue on the A-26 for another 10.5 km. Then - exit no. "75", "Montagut" - we turn right onto the GIV-5233. After 2 km we drive through the village of Montagut and turn left at the end of the village onto the GIV-5231 in the direction of Sadernes. 2 km further on we pass the entrance to the comfortable Montagut campsite and after another 3.8 km we come to the hamlet of Sadernes (also with camping facilities). It is no longer permitted to continue from here. So we walk (also possible by bike) on a dirt road that first heads west and then north uphill along the small river. 2.7 km after Sadernes we come to a junction.
Return: After a final jump into a wide pool, turn right and follow the path to the church. From here, take the approach path back to the car.

Sant Aniol: Waypoint
Comment: l\'eglise St. Aniol (descente)
Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.

Sant Aniol: Waypoint1
Comment: confluent Aniol/Canals (descente)
Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.

Mavromati, Φαράγγι Μαυρομάτη: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly from P1 into the stream
Tour: Many smaller rappels, some slides, see also photos and videos.

Mavromati, Φαράγγι Μαυρομάτη: Parking at Exit
Access: See Google aerial image in "Links", also for implementation
Return: Where you can see red arrows on a rock after the opening of the canyon, turn right. The tracks lead to a dirt road and this to the car.

Mavromati, Φαράγγι Μαυρομάτη: Parking at Exit1
Comment: P2 für den Ausstieg
Access: See Google aerial image in "Links", also for implementation
Return: Where you can see red arrows on a rock after the opening of the canyon, turn right. The tracks lead to a dirt road and this to the car.

Mavromati, Φαράγγι Μαυρομάτη: Canyon End
Return: Where you can see red arrows on a rock after the opening of the canyon, turn right. The tracks lead to a dirt road and this to the car.

Tignoso: Canyon Start
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Tour: see "Photos

Tignoso: Canyon End
2024-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tignoso Canyon parcouru enchaîné avec Arinella et le début de Travu. Marche approche de 2h. A partir des bergeries de Matalza, suivre les chem...
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Kalamafka: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the path to the next canyon
Tour: Narrow canyon at the beginning. Where it opens up, you can exit to the right or continue as you wish. More attractive again at the exit. Some rappels and repeated possible jumps.

Kalamafka: Parking at Entry
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Access: See Google aerial photo and map section in "Photo gallery".
Return: On the right edge of the canyon on "goat paths" back to the entry. See also the map section in "Photo gallery" for the way back

Kalamafka: Canyon End
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Return: On the right edge of the canyon on "goat paths" back to the entry. See also the map section in "Photo gallery" for the way back

Kalamafka: Parking at Exit
Access: See Google aerial photo and map section in "Photo gallery".
Return: On the right edge of the canyon on "goat paths" back to the entry. See also the map section in "Photo gallery" for the way back

Kalamafka: Canyon End1
Comment: Ausstieg nach Bromirakis (danach zu Fuß zum Einstiegsparkplatz)

Rio Rius: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the village and past the church square towards Palar. At the end of the village, a dry, brick-built streambed opens up on the right. Go through an iron gate into the streambed and ascend through it (leave the first red-marked junction on the left after a few meters). The beautiful path leads higher through rocky terrain, after a stone wall stay on the left path. After about 30 minutes you reach a wayside shrine and another 5 minutes later a crossroads with a junction. Stay on the lower path here. At the fork a little further on, also stay on the lower, unmarked path. Follow a long, in places somewhat exposed traverse to a viewpoint high above the canyon and then descend steeply into the Rio Rius valley.
Tour: * 20m rappel, anchor left at rock head * 2m jump * 50m downclimb * 20m rappel, anchor left * Downclimb and small possible jumps to the mouth of Torrente Palar A good 1.5km of hiking and downclimbing in the Torrente Palar. Short swimming passages and at the exit a nice 10m and 3m possible jumps from boulders. In summer there are many bathers here.

Rio Rius: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Offizieller Badeparkplatz für den Torrente Palar. Von Mai bis September gebührenpflichtig.
Access: Take the A23 to the Carnia exit, then follow the main road briefly in the direction of Tolmezzo. Turn off after Cavazzo Carnia and follow the signs for Gemona, turn left in Somplago and drive past Lago di Cavazzo until you reach the turn-off for Alesso. In Alesso, follow the signs to the 'Torrente Palar' parking lot. From May to September this parking lot is subject to charges.
Return: After the scree barriers on the left or right bank of the river, return to the parking lot.

Rio Rius: Canyon End
Return: After the scree barriers on the left or right bank of the river, return to the parking lot.

Conche di Laviano: Canyon Start
Approach: From Laviano down to the bridge over the stream. Left down the slope to the entry point.
Tour: 6 rappels, slides and possible jumps. Somewhat tiring downstream to the road bridge.

Conche di Laviano: Canyon End
Return: After the bridge, get directly onto the road and get out to the lower car. If there is only 1 car (at the top), then hitchhike back up (2 km).

Conche di Laviano: Parking at Entry
Access: Shuttle, if possible (2 km)
Return: After the bridge, get directly onto the road and get out to the lower car. If there is only 1 car (at the top), then hitchhike back up (2 km).

Conche di Laviano: Parking at Exit
Access: Shuttle, if possible (2 km)
Return: After the bridge, get directly onto the road and get out to the lower car. If there is only 1 car (at the top), then hitchhike back up (2 km).

Saltadouro: Canyon Start
2024-08-24: First part (2/3rd) is super boring, only some pools make it bearable. The final... It could be pretty and amusing with a completely different rigging approach. The now existing explo-style is rather a...
Approach: At the exit of the right-hand bend, where the upper vehicle is parked at the edge of the N 103, a small paved road goes down to the left. This meets a similar road coming up from the right. Follow the latter on the left (in a south-westerly direction) down to the stone bridge over the Saltadouro (entry on the left).
Tour: In the chaos at the exit, the rappel anchors are not always easy to find; twice you rappel on rope slings through narrow holes into cavities below.

Saltadouro: Canyon End
2024-08-24: First part (2/3rd) is super boring, only some pools make it bearable. The final... It could be pretty and amusing with a completely different rigging approach. The now existing explo-style is rather a...
Return: Turn left at the bridge. If you have parked a second car, follow the dirt road to the left (in a southerly direction) up to the N 103; if you only have the car in Ruivaes, follow the dirt road to the right over the bridge in a northerly direction until you come to a small road that leads up to Ruivaes, see map section in

Saltadouro: Parking at Entry
2024-08-24: First part (2/3rd) is super boring, only some pools make it bearable. The final... It could be pretty and amusing with a completely different rigging approach. The now existing explo-style is rather a...
Access: From Braga on the N 103 (east) towards Chaves. After 45 km you reach Ruivaes. If you have a second car, park it about 3 km before Ruivaes on the N 103, where a dirt road comes up from the bottom left, see map at
Return: Turn left at the bridge. If you have parked a second car, follow the dirt road to the left (in a southerly direction) up to the N 103; if you only have the car in Ruivaes, follow the dirt road to the right over the bridge in a northerly direction until you come to a small road that leads up to Ruivaes, see map section in

Saltadouro: Parking at Exit
Access: From Braga on the N 103 (east) towards Chaves. After 45 km you reach Ruivaes. If you have a second car, park it about 3 km before Ruivaes on the N 103, where a dirt road comes up from the bottom left, see map at
Return: Turn left at the bridge. If you have parked a second car, follow the dirt road to the left (in a southerly direction) up to the N 103; if you only have the car in Ruivaes, follow the dirt road to the right over the bridge in a northerly direction until you come to a small road that leads up to Ruivaes, see map section in

Saltadouro: Parking at Entry1
Access: From Braga on the N 103 (east) towards Chaves. After 45 km you reach Ruivaes. If you have a second car, park it about 3 km before Ruivaes on the N 103, where a dirt road comes up from the bottom left, see map at

Portela: Canyon Start
2026-01-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Portella Observations:- The upper section is really dirty.- The rope for getting out of the rotten pool is still in place.- Uninteresting midd...
Comment: Portela 1
Approach: From the church, first climb northwards, then descend in a right-hand bend to the stream and the beginning of the gorge. If you want to avoid the pool filled with plastic garbage and the siphon in Part I, which is recommended, take the pathless access that starts behind the chapel and then descends keeping to the right. You will reach the stream between the 3rd and 4th drop.
Tour: If the siphon in the middle section really siphons - which is only to be expected at high water - it would be dangerous to dive through due to the strong current and the C25 immediately following. On the left wall, however, it is possible to climb over (with a handrail provided - but not easy! (In 2022, the rope was only wrapped around a "stalagtite" and could slip off - not hang fully into the rope traverse) However, a 50 m rappelling route must then also be mastered here. Otherwise, the longest rappel would be 35m. On the first rappel in part I, you should leave a rope hanging as a precaution in case you need to climb back down if the bolt above the siphon cannot be climbed (fixed rope available in 2008). You should also have a step sling ready here so that you can free yourself from the hanging belay.

Portela: Canyon End
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Comment: Portela 3
Return: Exit after Portela 1: Exit when the canyon changes from solid rock to an open streambed for the first time. Climb up to the road on the right and follow it back to the church where you left your car. Or continue to Portela 2 - approx. 500 m in the streambed. Exit to Portela 2: Climb out to the left after the siphon, which only appears as such when there is a lot of water, and the following 24 m diagonal abseil and 50 m further on in the stream. Find the path upwards and then downwards along the edge of the slope until you come to an old water pipe. Follow this until you reach a gravel road. Follow this through some farmhouses to the car. Exit to Portela 3: We also walk the last part of Portela 3, which exits with a 25m dry rappel. After this 25m cascade, we turn left and after about 500m on a track that curves eastwards, we reach the car.

Portela: Alternative Canyon End
2026-01-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Portella Observations:- The upper section is really dirty.- The rope for getting out of the rotten pool is still in place.- Uninteresting midd...
Comment: Ende Portela 1
Return: Exit after Portela 1: Exit when the canyon changes from solid rock to an open streambed for the first time. Climb up to the road on the right and follow it back to the church where you left your car. Or continue to Portela 2 - approx. 500 m in the streambed. Exit to Portela 2: Climb out to the left after the siphon, which only appears as such when there is a lot of water, and the following 24 m diagonal abseil and 50 m further on in the stream. Find the path upwards and then downwards along the edge of the slope until you come to an old water pipe. Follow this until you reach a gravel road. Follow this through some farmhouses to the car. Exit to Portela 3: We also walk the last part of Portela 3, which exits with a 25m dry rappel. After this 25m cascade, we turn left and after about 500m on a track that curves eastwards, we reach the car.

Portela: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Portela 2
Approach: From the church, first climb northwards, then descend in a right-hand bend to the stream and the beginning of the gorge. If you want to avoid the pool filled with plastic garbage and the siphon in Part I, which is recommended, take the pathless access that starts behind the chapel and then descends keeping to the right. You will reach the stream between the 3rd and 4th drop.
Tour: If the siphon in the middle section really siphons - which is only to be expected at high water - it would be dangerous to dive through due to the strong current and the C25 immediately following. On the left wall, however, it is possible to climb over (with a handrail provided - but not easy! (In 2022, the rope was only wrapped around a "stalagtite" and could slip off - not hang fully into the rope traverse) However, a 50 m rappelling route must then also be mastered here. Otherwise, the longest rappel would be 35m. On the first rappel in part I, you should leave a rope hanging as a precaution in case you need to climb back down if the bolt above the siphon cannot be climbed (fixed rope available in 2008). You should also have a step sling ready here so that you can free yourself from the hanging belay.

Portela: Alternative Canyon End1
Return: Exit after Portela 1: Exit when the canyon changes from solid rock to an open streambed for the first time. Climb up to the road on the right and follow it back to the church where you left your car. Or continue to Portela 2 - approx. 500 m in the streambed. Exit to Portela 2: Climb out to the left after the siphon, which only appears as such when there is a lot of water, and the following 24 m diagonal abseil and 50 m further on in the stream. Find the path upwards and then downwards along the edge of the slope until you come to an old water pipe. Follow this until you reach a gravel road. Follow this through some farmhouses to the car. Exit to Portela 3: We also walk the last part of Portela 3, which exits with a 25m dry rappel. After this 25m cascade, we turn left and after about 500m on a track that curves eastwards, we reach the car.

Portela: Alternative Canyon Start1
Approach: From the church, first climb northwards, then descend in a right-hand bend to the stream and the beginning of the gorge. If you want to avoid the pool filled with plastic garbage and the siphon in Part I, which is recommended, take the pathless access that starts behind the chapel and then descends keeping to the right. You will reach the stream between the 3rd and 4th drop.
Tour: If the siphon in the middle section really siphons - which is only to be expected at high water - it would be dangerous to dive through due to the strong current and the C25 immediately following. On the left wall, however, it is possible to climb over (with a handrail provided - but not easy! (In 2022, the rope was only wrapped around a "stalagtite" and could slip off - not hang fully into the rope traverse) However, a 50 m rappelling route must then also be mastered here. Otherwise, the longest rappel would be 35m. On the first rappel in part I, you should leave a rope hanging as a precaution in case you need to climb back down if the bolt above the siphon cannot be climbed (fixed rope available in 2008). You should also have a step sling ready here so that you can free yourself from the hanging belay.

Rieutort: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutort Longue et belle approche, première partie jolie, mais canyon peu intéressant car très long et discontinu.Plus intéressant avant Juin...
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Approach: Access possible on both sides of the canyon, see "Approach" in "Photo gallery"
Tour: See videos, photos and topographic view

Rieutort: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutort Longue et belle approche, première partie jolie, mais canyon peu intéressant car très long et discontinu.Plus intéressant avant Juin...
2025-07-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutort DC-Joli torrent de montagne. Très beau cadre.Des guides pratiquent la partie encaissée du haut depuis le versant nord-ouest. D'autres...
2025-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutort (Quelle:
Comment: Falls nur der untere Teil begangen wird keine Umsetzung notwendig.
Access: See "Approach from Alés" in "Photo gallery"
Return: At the bridge out to the parking lot on the road

Rieutort: Canyon End
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutort Longue et belle approche, première partie jolie, mais canyon peu intéressant car très long et discontinu.Plus intéressant avant Juin...
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Return: At the bridge out to the parking lot on the road

Rieutort: Parking at Entry
Comment: Falls beide Teile begangen werden. Hier parkieren.
Access: See "Approach from Alés" in "Photo gallery"
Return: At the bridge out to the parking lot on the road

Rieutort: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ sup du canyon (descente)
Approach: Access possible on both sides of the canyon, see "Approach" in "Photo gallery"
Tour: See videos, photos and topographic view

Altgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: From Gschwand we take the narrow road heading NW, following the signposts for "Krüner Alm". After about 800 m, we keep right at the fork and follow the forest road over the Finzbach for about 50 minutes. We come to a hairpin bend with a wooden bench, signposts and an information board. Here we leave the forest road and at this junction take the narrow track that branches off to the half-right (AV hiking trail 453, signposted "Krottenkopf"). \nThis path turns away from the Finzbach in a northerly direction and leads upwards high above the Altgraben. After the 5th wooden bridge and about 60 minutes from the wooden bench/information board, we look for a suitable area for the descent into the Altgraben (footprint available).
Tour: First we walk for almost an hour, sometimes downclimbing a few smaller pools.\nThen the first small rappel, which is now followed in quick succession by the others.\nAfter a total of 7 downclimbs, you reach the wide gravel bed in front of the bridge, where you can get off if you want to go straight back to the car.\nAlternatively, there is another descent into the Finzbachklamm gorge. To do this, walk under the bridge and soon reach the approximately 60 m high waterfall down into the Finzbachklamm gorge. At the height of the rock ledge, which is washed over by the Finzbach stream coming from the right, you will find a stand on the left where you can change (recommended rope lengths for this descent 2x35 m plus climbing gear for the person changing).

Altgraben: Waypoint
Comment: sortie au sentier (alternatif continuer et sortir par Finzbach - rappel 35m) (descente)
Approach: From Gschwand we take the narrow road heading NW, following the signposts for "Krüner Alm". After about 800 m, we keep right at the fork and follow the forest road over the Finzbach for about 50 minutes. We come to a hairpin bend with a wooden bench, signposts and an information board. Here we leave the forest road and at this junction take the narrow track that branches off to the half-right (AV hiking trail 453, signposted "Krottenkopf"). \nThis path turns away from the Finzbach in a northerly direction and leads upwards high above the Altgraben. After the 5th wooden bridge and about 60 minutes from the wooden bench/information board, we look for a suitable area for the descent into the Altgraben (footprint available).

Altgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: dans le village Krün (descente)
Access: From Garmisch-Partenkirchen on the B2 about 14.5 km in the direction of Mittenwald, Innsbruck, then turn right to Krün (no matter which of the 2 possible exits). Take the B 11 through Krün in a northerly direction (if you have taken the first exit from the B 2, only 20 m further), then turn left into Krottenkopfstraße. At the settlement "Im Gschwand" there is a paid parking lot for hikers at the beginning of the settlement on the right or at its exit on the left.\nIf you are coming from Innsbruck, Mittenwald, you will reach the turnoff to Krün about 7km after Mittenwald - Karwendelbahnstation on the bypass of the B 2.
Return: On the slope in an easterly direction in 1 hour back to Krün or through the Finzbachklamm (hiking canyon with another rappel - 18 m) in about 3 hours to the car.

Altgraben: Waypoint1
Comment: 1 prendre la piste à droite (descente)
Approach: From Gschwand we take the narrow road heading NW, following the signposts for "Krüner Alm". After about 800 m, we keep right at the fork and follow the forest road over the Finzbach for about 50 minutes. We come to a hairpin bend with a wooden bench, signposts and an information board. Here we leave the forest road and at this junction take the narrow track that branches off to the half-right (AV hiking trail 453, signposted "Krottenkopf"). \nThis path turns away from the Finzbach in a northerly direction and leads upwards high above the Altgraben. After the 5th wooden bridge and about 60 minutes from the wooden bench/information board, we look for a suitable area for the descent into the Altgraben (footprint available).

Altgraben: Waypoint2
Comment: 2 prendre sentier à droite "AV 453" (direction Krüner Alm) (descente)

Altgraben: Canyon End
Return: On the slope in an easterly direction in 1 hour back to Krün or through the Finzbachklamm (hiking canyon with another rappel - 18 m) in about 3 hours to the car.

Bocados Cavoucos: Canyon Start

Bocados Cavoucos: Canyon End

Kramerlaine: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, walk about 100 m further upstream and then take the footbridge to the other bank. Continue straight ahead and up to the "Kramer-Plateu-Weg". Once there (800m above sea level), we reach the bridge over the Kogerlaine about 400m to the west. Immediately after the bridge, take the path to the right up towards Stepbergalm, Kramerspitz. At around 1260 m above sea level, the path crosses the cirque below the Gelbe Gwänd. Now either downclimb in this chute or return to the last steep grassy chute and descend to the stream.
Tour: Walking passages alternate with rappels. At around 860 m above sea level, we reach a longer flat passage in the open streambed. Here you can exit to the left onto a somewhat overgrown path, which later leads onto a forest path and then back to the ascent path.\nThere is now a challenging narrow passage in the stream itself before it reaches the valley floor at 760 m above sea level.\n

Kramerlaine: Canyon End
Return: After the exit of the descent, keep left to the footbridge over the Loisach and cross it back to the car.

Reghez: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the hiking trail to the spring

Reghez: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Austieg %0d%0aReghez und Dry Canyon mit Kiosk
Access: 1.5 hours from Fasarood by jeep,
Return: Exit directly in the village

Reghez: Canyon End
Return: Exit directly in the village

Lumiei: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking exit, continue in the direction of Sauris, drive through the tunnels and after a few bends (approx. 1-2 km) you will find a small parking lot on the right-hand side with a signpost on a wooden pole. Park here, the path leads directly from here down to the canyon in about 10 minutes. At a steel bridge, the path goes off to the left immediately afterwards and you are in the canyon in 2 minutes.
Tour: In the canyon itself there is only one prominent rappel of about 15m, everything else can be downclimbed or jumped. Variant: If you only want to do the upper part of the Lumiei after the Novarza, go left through the tunnel at the exit of the Novarza (at approx. 650m). There are several bolts on the left where you can attach a 20m rope. After attaching the ropes, go back about 50m to exit the Novarza orographic right at the large rock with vegetation. Before the small suspension bridge, go right down the path to enter the Lumiei after approx. 5 min. After the 20m rappel, you come back to "daylight" and to the previously attached exit rope. Climb up here and take the same route as before back to the bridge and then continue up to the parking lot

Lumiei: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Unterer Parkplatz Lumiei. Etwa 100m nach der ersten Kehre von Ampezzo aus gesehen
Access: Coming from Ampezzo, drive towards Sauris. Park at the first prominent leftward haipin bend. (50m further on there is a superiore parking lot, if you don't feel comfortable in the hairpin bends). It is about 3km from Ampezzo.
Return: After a series of waterfalls cascade into the canyon from the left and trees grow in from the right, watch out for a cairn on a large stone. The path goes slightly diagonally away and is marked in white and blue. Return to the car in 15 min.

Lumiei: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Oben: Parkplatz bei Holzschild%0d%0a%0d%0a012.770350
Access: Coming from Ampezzo, drive towards Sauris. Park at the first prominent leftward haipin bend. (50m further on there is a superiore parking lot, if you don't feel comfortable in the hairpin bends). It is about 3km from Ampezzo.
Return: After a series of waterfalls cascade into the canyon from the left and trees grow in from the right, watch out for a cairn on a large stone. The path goes slightly diagonally away and is marked in white and blue. Return to the car in 15 min.

Lumiei: Canyon End
Return: After a series of waterfalls cascade into the canyon from the left and trees grow in from the right, watch out for a cairn on a large stone. The path goes slightly diagonally away and is marked in white and blue. Return to the car in 15 min.

Isitalerbach: Canyon Start
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2024-08-24: Jumps were feasible.
2024-08-23: Slightly slippery, otherwise tip-top
Approach: At the bridge, take the steps down into the stream.
Tour: Very nice tight cut at the top, then more open from the 2nd third onwards, tiring downclimb towards the exit.

Isitalerbach: Canyon End
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2024-08-24: Jumps were feasible.
2024-08-23: Slightly slippery, otherwise tip-top
Return: Walk all the way out along the stream, under the road bridge, then right up to the road and the parking lot.

Isitalerbach: Parking at Exit
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2024-08-24: Jumps were feasible.
2024-08-23: Slightly slippery, otherwise tip-top
Access: From Altdorf to Isenthal (paid parking lot); from the parking lot steep and winding up to the bridge over the stream (700 m above sea level) - pay attention to the time regulation of the driveway! Parking at the woodpile.
Return: Walk all the way out along the stream, under the road bridge, then right up to the road and the parking lot.

Isitalerbach: Parking at Entry
Access: From Altdorf to Isenthal (paid parking lot); from the parking lot steep and winding up to the bridge over the stream (700 m above sea level) - pay attention to the time regulation of the driveway! Parking at the woodpile.
Return: Walk all the way out along the stream, under the road bridge, then right up to the road and the parking lot.

Horma: Canyon Start

Horma: Parking at Entry

Horma: Parking at Exit

Horma: Canyon End

Eriste I+II: Canyon Start
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Comment: Eriste I
Approach: We continue along the subsequent path and cross the Rio Eriste on the Puente Espigantosa. We continue along the path in the direction of Refugio Angel Orús, Pico de Posets. The canyon is down to the right and we can catch a glimpse of the Salto del Oso waterfall. The hiking trail forks. To the left is the Refugio Angel Orús, but we stay to the right and ascend parallel to the stream, albeit at a certain distance. The path crosses the eastern bank of the Eriste at 1920m above sea level. We join the path here. Büdeler/Flitner describe an access a little further up in their book.
Tour: 10 Rappels. Descent in wild high mountain landscape. After the first passage through the gorge, exit right onto the path and only rejoin at the bridge (part II). Walking passages again after the second narrow section. The final passage of this descent begins with the Salto del Oso (22m). The canyon opens up and we get off at the bridge.

Eriste I+II: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking Espigantosa
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, we take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and exits at the Espigantosa parking lot. We park our car here.
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Eriste I+II: Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg Eriste II
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Eriste I+II: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg Eriste II
Approach: We continue along the subsequent path and cross the Rio Eriste on the Puente Espigantosa. We continue along the path in the direction of Refugio Angel Orús, Pico de Posets. The canyon is down to the right and we can catch a glimpse of the Salto del Oso waterfall. The hiking trail forks. To the left is the Refugio Angel Orús, but we stay to the right and ascend parallel to the stream, albeit at a certain distance. The path crosses the eastern bank of the Eriste at 1920m above sea level. We join the path here. Büdeler/Flitner describe an access a little further up in their book.
Tour: 10 Rappels. Descent in wild high mountain landscape. After the first passage through the gorge, exit right onto the path and only rejoin at the bridge (part II). Walking passages again after the second narrow section. The final passage of this descent begins with the Salto del Oso (22m). The canyon opens up and we get off at the bridge.

Eriste I+II: Canyon End1
Comment: Ausstieg Eriste I
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the forest road down to the Puente de la Saca, which spans the Barbaruens (exit point). Here you can see and assess the water flow. We continue along the path and always stay on the main track. We successively cross 3 small tributaries of the Aigueta de Barbaruens, then keep left at a fork in the path to the stream (entry point).
Tour: 5 rappels, walks and downclimbs in an almost tropical environment. Slides and possible jumps. It is recommended to go under the bridge de la Saca and "take" the following slide. Then up to the left and back onto the bridge.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Canyon End
Return: On the way back to the car.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque, we head south on the A-139 towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, we turn right at the houses of La Catalana onto the HU-V-6411 and drive up via Seira in the direction of Barbaruens. 6.3 km after crossing the Rio Esera, a forest road branches off to the right in a long left-hand bend (information boards). We park our car here.
Return: On the way back to the car.

Rincon das Figueras: Canyon Start
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2023-12-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rincon d'as Figueras Estrecho final muy interesante. Instalaciones correctas. Combinado con Estrechos del Balcés. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
Approach: From the bend, you cross a fence and head eastwards onto a large meadow. At the eastern edge of the meadow you come to a track and follow it to the right in a south-westerly direction. It crosses a streambed in a left-hand bend. In the following prominent right-hand bend, a trail descends to the left in an easterly direction to the confluence of two streams (entry). Access path not easy to find.
Tour: 5 rappels; interesting the last rappel to the Rio Isuala, especially a narrow slot.

Rincon das Figueras: Canyon End
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Comment: Sortie, possibilité de continuer dans les Estrechos de Balces (descente)
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Rincon das Figueras: Waypoint
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2023-12-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rincon d'as Figueras Estrecho final muy interesante. Instalaciones correctas. Combinado con Estrechos del Balcés. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
Comment: Fin des Estrechos de Balcés (descente)
Approach: From the bend, you cross a fence and head eastwards onto a large meadow. At the eastern edge of the meadow you come to a track and follow it to the right in a south-westerly direction. It crosses a streambed in a left-hand bend. In the following prominent right-hand bend, a trail descends to the left in an easterly direction to the confluence of two streams (entry). Access path not easy to find.

Rincon das Figueras: Parking at Entry
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N 240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right onto the A 1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. This will take you over the Rio Isuala, which you will later follow up or down in the Estrechos des Balcés. You should make a first cautious assessment of the water level from the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ('Bco de Mascun'). 6.2 km after this junction, in a prominent left-hand bend, is the starting point for access.
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Rincon das Figueras: Parking at Exit
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N 240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right onto the A 1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. This will take you over the Rio Isuala, which you will later follow up or down in the Estrechos des Balcés. You should make a first cautious assessment of the water level from the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ('Bco de Mascun'). 6.2 km after this junction, in a prominent left-hand bend, is the starting point for access.
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Bargonasco: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly from the upper parking lot below the bridge.
Tour: The wooded canyon is relatively open and has some more attractive narrow sections. Sometimes there is garbage. The water looks clean. At the exit of the first narrow section is a nice 6 m slide; some jumps fail because the underwater is not deep enough. The belays are usually on steel cables attached to trees (sometimes hanging from above!).

Bargonasco: Canyon End
Return: As soon as you reach the two water drainage pipes, leave the streambed at the first opportunity and follow a path on the left bank. This leads to an old dam. Follow the drainage channel that begins here, go through a first tunnel in the channel and bypass two more. At the exit of the canal (approx. 50 m above the streambed), a path leads down to factory buildings, which you bypass on the left on a road. On the righthand side you come to the parking lot with the car parked below.

Bargonasco: Parking at Entry
Access: Leave the A 12 (Genoa - La Spezia) at Sestri Levante and take the SP 523. After Casarza Ligure, turn left uphill to Bargone. You can park your car on the left in the parking lot in front of the factory if you drive straight ahead for another 100 m on the SP 523. At the top of Bargone, follow the road from the central parking lot in the direction of Bocco. After approx. 300 m - before the road branches off - a somewhat hidden dirt track on the right leads down to the stream. There is space for the 2nd car. You can also camp (wild) here (2001).
Return: As soon as you reach the two water drainage pipes, leave the streambed at the first opportunity and follow a path on the left bank. This leads to an old dam. Follow the drainage channel that begins here, go through a first tunnel in the channel and bypass two more. At the exit of the canal (approx. 50 m above the streambed), a path leads down to factory buildings, which you bypass on the left on a road. On the righthand side you come to the parking lot with the car parked below.

Bargonasco: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the A 12 (Genoa - La Spezia) at Sestri Levante and take the SP 523. After Casarza Ligure, turn left uphill to Bargone. You can park your car on the left in the parking lot in front of the factory if you drive straight ahead for another 100 m on the SP 523. At the top of Bargone, follow the road from the central parking lot in the direction of Bocco. After approx. 300 m - before the road branches off - a somewhat hidden dirt track on the right leads down to the stream. There is space for the 2nd car. You can also camp (wild) here (2001).
Return: As soon as you reach the two water drainage pipes, leave the streambed at the first opportunity and follow a path on the left bank. This leads to an old dam. Follow the drainage channel that begins here, go through a first tunnel in the channel and bypass two more. At the exit of the canal (approx. 50 m above the streambed), a path leads down to factory buildings, which you bypass on the left on a road. On the righthand side you come to the parking lot with the car parked below.

Maudan (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: * (path barely recognizable in places; entry upon reaching the meadow area)
Tour: See video u, photos (lots of old wood in the stream)

Maudan (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: See approach in "Photo gallery"
Return: *

Maudan (inferiore): Canyon End

Gei (Inferiore): Canyon Start
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2025-10-05: Last part of the access very exposed in places. Beautiful canyon. Mostly only single pitons. Quite cold water at this time of year.
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Approach: From the parking lot (church) at the stone bridge check the water level --> continue through the small wooden gate --> continue left past the house, up the rock steps --> below the small chapel follow the hiking trail (marked with blue waves and arrow) always to the left --> in a bend follow the hunters path slightly downhill --> over Zulaufbach again steeply uphill to a clearing with rocks on the ground --> at approx. 515Hm follow the path through steep terrain (fixed ropes) to the stream --> get in 480Hm.
Tour: At the entry there is a slide (right slide!) or C12 --> immediately followed by the next slide with 8m or C13 --> after that there are several pools and many abseiling points which can usually be jumped (depending on the water level) --> in the last third there are the higher abseiling points 20m, 45m, 30m --> the 45m can also be abseiled right. The 45m can also be rappelled over 3 trees or you can rappel in the water until after 45m there is a traverse to the 14m jump (rappeling from the tree is also possible) --> now follow an 8m and 30m rappel --> the last pools can be mastered with the rope or (jumping!).

Gei (Inferiore): Canyon End
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2025-10-05: Last part of the access very exposed in places. Beautiful canyon. Mostly only single pitons. Quite cold water at this time of year.
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Return: Exit right directly at the church (parking lot).

Gei (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-10-05: Last part of the access very exposed in places. Beautiful canyon. Mostly only single pitons. Quite cold water at this time of year.
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Access: From Locarno --> up to Gordevio --> after the tunnel before the 2nd bridge at the house with the blue roof up on the right --> past the soccer field --> left over the bridge --> right over cobblestones to the church with fountain --> park here.
Return: Exit right directly at the church (parking lot).

Gei (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Ambra (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ambra (supérieur) Parcouru à 10 en 5H00. Magnifique canyon, eau turquoise. Pour l'approche, après le hameau de Cassinon, passez le près, et en...
2025-07-31: Mostly grippy rock, all pools free
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail behind the fountain towards Cassinone --> the hiking trail goes gently uphill --> you pass several mountain huts before the path goes slightly downhill again --> you cross a stone bridge --> then it goes up again --> at the fork in the path turn left down to the 2nd stone bridge which is located in front of the abandoned Cassinone group of houses --> after the houses keep left and follow the steep forest path with orange markings to the stream at approx. 850Hm.
Tour: The entry is at approx. 850Hm --> after a few meters there is an inlet and the first of many slippery downclimbs --> the canyon is very flat with only a few rappels that can be abseiled or jumped --> if the access were a little shorter and the walking passages between the canyons not so long, this would be a nice entry tour --> due to the amount of water, however, the pools at the abseiling points should not be underestimated --> the canyon is more of a jumping and hiking canyon -- at the end there are several pools one after the other with partly turbulent pools before it goes over another walking passages to a large pool in front of the weir -- exit at approx.620Hm.

Ambra (superiore): Canyon End
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ambra (supérieur) Parcouru à 10 en 5H00. Magnifique canyon, eau turquoise. Pour l'approche, après le hameau de Cassinon, passez le près, et en...
2025-07-31: Mostly grippy rock, all pools free
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Return: At the last large pool (approx. 620m) before the weir system you get off on the left --> the area should not actually be entered, but the fishermen and canyoneers do not take it too seriously (hole in the fence) --> on the left side of the pool it takes a few minutes to get back to the road or parking lot.

Ambra (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ambra (supérieur) Parcouru à 10 en 5H00. Magnifique canyon, eau turquoise. Pour l'approche, après le hameau de Cassinon, passez le près, et en...
2025-07-31: Mostly grippy rock, all pools free
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Ambra (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca --> ri. Personico --> take the first road on the right past the houses until you reach the mountain road above the village --> from here take the serpentines to Val d'Ambra until you reach a parking lot with a fountain (200m further on is a dam wall).
Return: At the last large pool (approx. 620m) before the weir system you get off on the left --> the area should not actually be entered, but the fishermen and canyoneers do not take it too seriously (hole in the fence) --> on the left side of the pool it takes a few minutes to get back to the road or parking lot.

Jezerac: Canyon Start
Approach: See map section
Tour: 6 rappel, see also photos

Jezerac: Parking at Entry
Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: Exit at the houses of the hamlet of Oras and follow the path down to the Tara. Here a few meters downstream and then left out to the campsite and the car at P2

Jezerac: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg) für Jezerac u. Suhodo
Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: Exit at the houses of the hamlet of Oras and follow the path down to the Tara. Here a few meters downstream and then left out to the campsite and the car at P2

Jezerac: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the houses of the hamlet of Oras and follow the path down to the Tara. Here a few meters downstream and then left out to the campsite and the car at P2

Meltina: Canyon Start
2025-08-01: All weapons in excellent condition. Beautiful canyon with spectacular final rappel.
2024-08-10: After the 150 ascents of the canyon this week, the canyon was nice and grippy and in good condition.
2024-08-08: Spectacular rappel at the exit!
Approach: On foot: From the valley station of the cable car in Mölten, follow the asphalt road to the right for approx. 200m. There turn left into forest road no. 1 to "Schol - Mölten", after 200 m turn right and continue to Mölten. After approx. 1 hour, near a group of farms, turn onto the asphalt road at a blue fire hydrant. About 100 m uphill to the first bend then downhill. After the long suspension bridge, after approx. 400m hairpin bend with the actual parking entry. By car: From the parking entry follow the small path uphill in a few minutes to the stream. BY SHUTTLE: Leave the town and drive back towards Terlano on the SS 38 until you come to a restaurant building (Terlano wine bar) on the left after about 2 km, where a road leads uphill (Via Planatsch). Follow the directions on the map (click on the link at the exit of the page) until you reach the beautiful Ponte di Ferro bridge that crosses the canyon: park in the hairpin bend about a hundred meters before the bridge. From here begins the barely visible path that will take you to the starting point in 5 minutes. WITHOUT SHUTTLE: it is better to go to the park upstream first and leave your equipment there. From the park downstream, leave the village and turn right to the starting point of the cable car to Meltina (15' walk). Just past the cable car parking lot, you will find a path leading up into the forest with signs for SCHOL (see photo); walk up into the moderately steep forest and gain elevation quickly until you come out at some houses/farmhouses intersecting with an asphalt road; continue up until you reach the iron bridge that crosses the canyon and continue to the hairpin turn where the barely visible path begins that will take you to the trailhead in 5'.
Tour: * * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/moltener-bach\n * The descent in this canyon is always continuous and sustained due to the good flow; there are descents that require good rope management, mandatory handrails to reach the exposed anchors, floating parts, some small slides and even considerable jumps (always check the pool first) and also a detour on the left at the sixth descent (useful with plenty of water to avoid descending into a dangerous mouth); there are also some rings at the base of the more technical descents to set up the zip line. At the exit, the canyon drops with the beautiful waterfall of almost 80 meters (set back rigging, relay on the right at about -16 m from the start). The detailed profile can be downloaded from the AIC website in the Pro-Canyon section. This is not a canyon for beginners. To check the flow rate, walk along the path that starts from the parking lot (on one side the fire department and on the other a beautiful vineyard) until you reach the stream; on the side of a concrete fence is the hydrometer (see photo): we descended it without problems at 67 cm; some guides report that at more than 60 cm it is better to give up: in reality, we believe that the sediment deposit on the bottom of the stream below the hydrometer has distorted this "historical" data and increases the limit. We returned with a decidedly "dangerous" flow and photographed the final waterfall and hydrometer for a proper comparison (see photo gallery). Escape route on the right bank after the fourth descent, which we did not take and therefore do not know.

Meltina: Canyon End
2025-08-01: All weapons in excellent condition. Beautiful canyon with spectacular final rappel.
2024-08-10: After the 150 ascents of the canyon this week, the canyon was nice and grippy and in good condition.
2024-08-08: Spectacular rappel at the exit!
Return: Immediately after the last large waterfall on the right bank, get out and after a few minutes you will reach the parking lot in front of the fire station.

Meltina: Parking at Entry
2025-08-01: All weapons in excellent condition. Beautiful canyon with spectacular final rappel.
2024-08-10: After the 150 ascents of the canyon this week, the canyon was nice and grippy and in good condition.
2024-08-08: Spectacular rappel at the exit!
Access: From the Brenner highway A22, take the exit BZ Sud and take the Superstrada x Merano (MeBo). Then exit at Vilpiano and continue on the Strada Statale 38 to the beautiful village, then towards the provincial fire brigade school (signposted, see map), where you can park your car downstream in the designated spaces (observe signs and prohibitions) or in the village.
Return: Immediately after the last large waterfall on the right bank, get out and after a few minutes you will reach the parking lot in front of the fire station.

Meltina: Parking at Exit
Access: From the Brenner highway A22, take the exit BZ Sud and take the Superstrada x Merano (MeBo). Then exit at Vilpiano and continue on the Strada Statale 38 to the beautiful village, then towards the provincial fire brigade school (signposted, see map), where you can park your car downstream in the designated spaces (observe signs and prohibitions) or in the village.
Return: Immediately after the last large waterfall on the right bank, get out and after a few minutes you will reach the parking lot in front of the fire station.

Meltina: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: On foot: From the valley station of the cable car in Mölten, follow the asphalt road to the right for approx. 200m. There turn left into forest road no. 1 to "Schol - Mölten", after 200 m turn right and continue to Mölten. After approx. 1 hour, near a group of farms, turn onto the asphalt road at a blue fire hydrant. About 100 m uphill to the first bend then downhill. After the long suspension bridge, after approx. 400m hairpin bend with the actual parking entry. By car: From the parking entry follow the small path uphill in a few minutes to the stream. BY SHUTTLE: Leave the town and drive back towards Terlano on the SS 38 until you come to a restaurant building (Terlano wine bar) on the left after about 2 km, where a road leads uphill (Via Planatsch). Follow the directions on the map (click on the link at the exit of the page) until you reach the beautiful Ponte di Ferro bridge that crosses the canyon: park in the hairpin bend about a hundred meters before the bridge. From here begins the barely visible path that will take you to the starting point in 5 minutes. WITHOUT SHUTTLE: it is better to go to the park upstream first and leave your equipment there. From the park downstream, leave the village and turn right to the starting point of the cable car to Meltina (15' walk). Just past the cable car parking lot, you will find a path leading up into the forest with signs for SCHOL (see photo); walk up into the moderately steep forest and gain elevation quickly until you come out at some houses/farmhouses intersecting with an asphalt road; continue up until you reach the iron bridge that crosses the canyon and continue to the hairpin turn where the barely visible path begins that will take you to the trailhead in 5'.
Tour: * * http://www.ctgernstein.com/schluchten/moltener-bach\n * The descent in this canyon is always continuous and sustained due to the good flow; there are descents that require good rope management, mandatory handrails to reach the exposed anchors, floating parts, some small slides and even considerable jumps (always check the pool first) and also a detour on the left at the sixth descent (useful with plenty of water to avoid descending into a dangerous mouth); there are also some rings at the base of the more technical descents to set up the zip line. At the exit, the canyon drops with the beautiful waterfall of almost 80 meters (set back rigging, relay on the right at about -16 m from the start). The detailed profile can be downloaded from the AIC website in the Pro-Canyon section. This is not a canyon for beginners. To check the flow rate, walk along the path that starts from the parking lot (on one side the fire department and on the other a beautiful vineyard) until you reach the stream; on the side of a concrete fence is the hydrometer (see photo): we descended it without problems at 67 cm; some guides report that at more than 60 cm it is better to give up: in reality, we believe that the sediment deposit on the bottom of the stream below the hydrometer has distorted this "historical" data and increases the limit. We returned with a decidedly "dangerous" flow and photographed the final waterfall and hydrometer for a proper comparison (see photo gallery). Escape route on the right bank after the fourth descent, which we did not take and therefore do not know.

Rio Malborghetto: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Eggeralm, ascend to the Schlosshüttensattel and from there descend into the valley of the Rio Malborghetto on a path marked with occasional colored dots. From the forest hut, continue further down the valley until you reach the flat gravel bed above the old hermitage.
Tour: Upper canyon: 7 rappels up to 20m in Schrofenschlucht then 10 minutes hike until you reach the short but beautifully washed out lower gorge - 5 rappels up to 17m.\n\n

Rio Malborghetto: Parking at Entry
Comment: Eggeralm Parkplatz
Access: Similar to the neighboring Rio Bianco, very time-consuming as one car is needed on the Eggeralm and one car in the Kanaltal valley.\n\nEntry parking lot: from Hermagor up to the Eggeralm. Park at the designated parking lot\n\n\nExit parking lot: Park in Malborghetto in the area where the Rio Malborghetto flows into the Fella.
Return: Very long streambed hike with several downclimbs.\nAlternatively, you can also climb without a path to the forest road about 100m above.

Rio Malborghetto: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkmöglichkeit
Access: Similar to the neighboring Rio Bianco, very time-consuming as one car is needed on the Eggeralm and one car in the Kanaltal valley.\n\nEntry parking lot: from Hermagor up to the Eggeralm. Park at the designated parking lot\n\n\nExit parking lot: Park in Malborghetto in the area where the Rio Malborghetto flows into the Fella.
Return: Very long streambed hike with several downclimbs.\nAlternatively, you can also climb without a path to the forest road about 100m above.

Rio Malborghetto: Canyon End
Return: Very long streambed hike with several downclimbs.\nAlternatively, you can also climb without a path to the forest road about 100m above.

Durrenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach from the road below on a path that goes up orographic right of the stream near the stream. Where it crosses the stream at the top - entry (see geo-sketch under photos.

Durrenbach: Canyon End

Durrenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Lianes (intermedio): Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow the Sentier de la Forêt des Lianes - signpost "Belouve", cross a few smaller streams and then take the hidden tracks to the right to the Bras des Lianes (GPS: -21.034617 , 55.60651; altitude 770m). If we don't find this track, we continue to the river and join the path there.
Tour: See video & photos!

Lianes (intermedio): Canyon End
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Return: After a final 300m run, we see a prominent tree on the right bank (GPS: -21.02721 , 55.610818, altitude 662.5m). An overgrown track begins here, which first runs along the embankment on the river bank and then turns right into the sometimes quite dense undergrowth. Finally, we reach the road right by the car.\nIf we cannot find or miss this exit, we continue walking in the riverbed until we reach the water catchment. After a few meters along the riverbank, we come to a track on the right that also takes us to the road. Now turn right up to the car for the exit.

Ronentobel: Canyon Start
2025-10-17: 5 new anchors set
2024-09-21: Stand was newly set up during the last rappel.
2024-08-06: Rapid links partly to be replaced as heavily corroded. Some downclimbs are tricky without anchors. Can certainly be supplemented here and there. Last place had improvised belay. Piton came during the...
Approach: We walk along the road, which is closed to through traffic, for 300m and come to the bridge over the Ronentobel. Here we descend into the stream (entry).
Tour: A series of rappels in a narrow canyon lies ahead of us. In between, downclimbs are the order of the day. There are also walking passages. There may be a lack of belays in places.

Ronentobel: Canyon End
2025-10-17: 5 new anchors set
2024-09-21: Stand was newly set up during the last rappel.
2024-08-06: Rapid links partly to be replaced as heavily corroded. Some downclimbs are tricky without anchors. Can certainly be supplemented here and there. Last place had improvised belay. Piton came during the...
Return: At the confluence with the Furnerbach, the actual canyoning tour comes to an exit. This is followed by a long walk back down the Furnerbach. At the gravel works, turn right onto the dirt road and continue to the car at the bottom.

Ronentobel: Parking at Entry
2025-10-17: 5 new anchors set
2024-09-21: Stand was newly set up during the last rappel.
2024-08-06: Rapid links partly to be replaced as heavily corroded. Some downclimbs are tricky without anchors. Can certainly be supplemented here and there. Last place had improvised belay. Piton came during the...
Access: We leave the A13 (St. Gallen-Chur) at exit 14 "Landquart" and take the "28" towards Davos. Almost 15 km after leaving the highway, we turn right to Pragg-Jenaz. Where the Furnerbach reaches this village, we park the car for the exit (see approach in photo gallery).\n\nWith the second car we drive up to Furna and on to Hintersberg (signposted). There we follow the wooden signpost "Alp Lerch". We drive to a road junction where a prohibition sign prevents us from continuing. Here we park the car for access (see realization in photo gallery).\n\n
Return: At the confluence with the Furnerbach, the actual canyoning tour comes to an exit. This is followed by a long walk back down the Furnerbach. At the gravel works, turn right onto the dirt road and continue to the car at the bottom.

Ronentobel: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A13 (St. Gallen-Chur) at exit 14 "Landquart" and take the "28" towards Davos. Almost 15 km after leaving the highway, we turn right to Pragg-Jenaz. Where the Furnerbach reaches this village, we park the car for the exit (see approach in photo gallery).\n\nWith the second car we drive up to Furna and on to Hintersberg (signposted). There we follow the wooden signpost "Alp Lerch". We drive to a road junction where a prohibition sign prevents us from continuing. Here we park the car for access (see realization in photo gallery).\n\n
Return: At the confluence with the Furnerbach, the actual canyoning tour comes to an exit. This is followed by a long walk back down the Furnerbach. At the gravel works, turn right onto the dirt road and continue to the car at the bottom.

Ronentobel: Waypoint
Comment: Bon restaurant qui soutient le Canyoning dans Ronentobel. (descente)
Approach: We walk along the road, which is closed to through traffic, for 300m and come to the bridge over the Ronentobel. Here we descend into the stream (entry).

Vallon du Monar aval (II): Canyon Start
Approach: Above the bridge directly into the stream. If you only have 1 vehicle available, you can also climb up on a path (then access approx. 1 hour)
Tour: This canyon, which is not suitable for beginners due to its length, has a very long hiking route in the middle section, which, however, practically always runs in an incised canyon environment and offers only a few escape routes. The start and exit in particular offer fascinating abseils. Towards the exit, below the Chapelle St Sebastien, there is a rockslide that has to be climbed over.

Vallon du Monar aval (II): Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching the Pont de Clans, turn right on the marked "sortie canyon" path up to the road and then right to the parking lot. An exit is possible beforehand at the water drainage. This leads up to the road, which you reach just above the chapel. In this case, park the car (possibly the lower one) at the chapel.

Vallon du Monar aval (II): Parking at Entry
Access: From Nice, head north into the Tineetal valley (D 2205 towards Isola) as far as Pont de Clans. This is the parking exit. As you should not annoy the local residents by parking your car here, drive about 200m further to a parking lot at the junction of the road to Clans. Drive up to Clans in a second vehicle (D 55) until you reach a sharp leftward haipin bend after 4.5 km, which lies directly under a high-voltage power line. Turn right at the hairpin bends and follow the narrow tarred road slightly downhill for 300 m around the ridge. Turn left at the next Y-junction (slightly uphill, then flat) and after 500 m turn sharp right (signpost "pont romain") and follow the gravel road for 1 km directly to the entry point at the bridge.
Return: Shortly before reaching the Pont de Clans, turn right on the marked "sortie canyon" path up to the road and then right to the parking lot. An exit is possible beforehand at the water drainage. This leads up to the road, which you reach just above the chapel. In this case, park the car (possibly the lower one) at the chapel.

Vallon du Monar aval (II): Parking at Exit
Access: From Nice, head north into the Tineetal valley (D 2205 towards Isola) as far as Pont de Clans. This is the parking exit. As you should not annoy the local residents by parking your car here, drive about 200m further to a parking lot at the junction of the road to Clans. Drive up to Clans in a second vehicle (D 55) until you reach a sharp leftward haipin bend after 4.5 km, which lies directly under a high-voltage power line. Turn right at the hairpin bends and follow the narrow tarred road slightly downhill for 300 m around the ridge. Turn left at the next Y-junction (slightly uphill, then flat) and after 500 m turn sharp right (signpost "pont romain") and follow the gravel road for 1 km directly to the entry point at the bridge.
Return: Shortly before reaching the Pont de Clans, turn right on the marked "sortie canyon" path up to the road and then right to the parking lot. An exit is possible beforehand at the water drainage. This leads up to the road, which you reach just above the chapel. In this case, park the car (possibly the lower one) at the chapel.

Hachleschlucht: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: In front of the house there are only 2 abseiling points 8+10 m, not 3*5 m as indicated in the print.
2025-08-18: Ascent of the canyon from entry E1 to the bridge (normal entry). Attention! There are no anchors in the upper part. Ascent only possible with harness and emergency equipment. The upper part consists o...
2025-07-12: Exciting entry... water level is good. Many fixed and steel ropes available. This means that the key sections can be climbed even when the water level is high.
Comment: E2 (descente)
Approach: A hiking trail begins directly at the northern exit of the parking lot. Follow this for about 5 minutes and the entry point is at the point where the path crosses the Malchbach with a bridge.
Tour: The tour begins with two artificial steps. This is followed by the most beautiful part, a narrow section. This can be quite tricky when the water level is high. The canyon then alternates with downclimbs and a few more rappels, and shortly before Imst, after a walking passage, you can see the exit route on the right.

Hachleschlucht: Canyon End
2025-10-12: In front of the house there are only 2 abseiling points 8+10 m, not 3*5 m as indicated in the print.
2025-08-18: Ascent of the canyon from entry E1 to the bridge (normal entry). Attention! There are no anchors in the upper part. Ascent only possible with harness and emergency equipment. The upper part consists o...
2025-07-12: Exciting entry... water level is good. Many fixed and steel ropes available. This means that the key sections can be climbed even when the water level is high.
Return: The small path out of the canyon leads directly to the hiking trail that leads back to the starting point.

Hachleschlucht: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-12: In front of the house there are only 2 abseiling points 8+10 m, not 3*5 m as indicated in the print.
2025-08-18: Ascent of the canyon from entry E1 to the bridge (normal entry). Attention! There are no anchors in the upper part. Ascent only possible with harness and emergency equipment. The upper part consists o...
2025-07-12: Exciting entry... water level is good. Many fixed and steel ropes available. This means that the key sections can be climbed even when the water level is high.
Comment: E1 (descente)
Approach: A hiking trail begins directly at the northern exit of the parking lot. Follow this for about 5 minutes and the entry point is at the point where the path crosses the Malchbach with a bridge.
Tour: The tour begins with two artificial steps. This is followed by the most beautiful part, a narrow section. This can be quite tricky when the water level is high. The canyon then alternates with downclimbs and a few more rappels, and shortly before Imst, after a walking passage, you can see the exit route on the right.

Hachleschlucht: Alternative Canyon Start1
Approach: A hiking trail begins directly at the northern exit of the parking lot. Follow this for about 5 minutes and the entry point is at the point where the path crosses the Malchbach with a bridge.
Tour: The tour begins with two artificial steps. This is followed by the most beautiful part, a narrow section. This can be quite tricky when the water level is high. The canyon then alternates with downclimbs and a few more rappels, and shortly before Imst, after a walking passage, you can see the exit route on the right.

Hachleschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Innsbruck in a westerly direction (Arlberg) and take the Imst exit. From there, head towards the center and follow the signs to the "Hochimst" ski area. Park directly at the lift parking lot.
Return: The small path out of the canyon leads directly to the hiking trail that leads back to the starting point.

Hijri: Canyon Start

Hijri: Parking at Entry
Comment: Zustieg

Hijri: Parking at Exit

Hijri: Canyon End

Fosso La Foce: Canyon Start
Approach: 15 minutes on foot by shuttle bus (12 km by car). Head into the main valley floor for the Ramo Sinistro or, after a small ridge, into the right-hand valley floor for the Ramo Destro. At the beginning you are only on grassy or screey slopes. The first waterfalls begin at around 1600 m. Without shuttle: From the village, follow the path past the church for 15 minutes and walk towards the exit of the canyon. Shortly before this, turn left onto another path that leads uphill for a long time. There are several forks to the right, take the most logical one to get to the starting point. Do not try to take a shortcut, otherwise you will encounter very steep and unstable slopes. (1:45 hrs)
Tour: Ramo Sinistro: The route begins with a series of initially unsightly, then increasingly aesthetic and shaped waterfalls. After a beautiful C20 m you reach Ramo Destro. Very average equipment. (10 belays) Ramo Destro: Fewer obstacles, but a beautiful C25. Renewed equipment. (4 pitches) ==>At the height of the confluence, a path leads to the right to an exposed exit from which you can observe the tributary. Turn left to reach this tributary, the Cascate dei Gracchi. Ramo principal: you pass a beautiful C25 and reach the splendid C68 in a tube. The equipment on the right bank prevents friction. (5 belays) Cascate dei Gracchi: Some waterfalls lead to the magnificent C70 (20+50). An empty belay offers access to a magnificent spider web. (8 pitches) From the foot of these two waterfalls you can return to the main arm to the exit. (4 stands) It is possible to make two different descents in this valley by separating the two upper and two lower arms. Everything is interesting. To do when the water level is good, this canyon does not seem to be subject to strong floods.

Fosso La Foce: Canyon End
Return: After a walk through the vegetation, an RG path begins that leads to the trail and from there to the village.

Fosso La Foce: Parking at Exit
Access: Downhill access: From the Bologna-Pescara highway, head towards Macerata, then Foligno and Visso. In the town of Visso, continue to Ussita. In the village, continue straight on without missing the turn-off to Casali. Cross this last village and park in the square in front of the church. Uphill access: hairpin bends and take the path on the right 100 m further down. After a long detour, the path leads back to the canyon, which forms a funnel with several branches. Park at the exit of the main branch. The metal hut described in volume 2 of Caracal has been destroyed by the snow and is located in the canyon.
Return: After a walk through the vegetation, an RG path begins that leads to the trail and from there to the village.

Fosso La Foce: Parking at Entry
Access: Downhill access: From the Bologna-Pescara highway, head towards Macerata, then Foligno and Visso. In the town of Visso, continue to Ussita. In the village, continue straight on without missing the turn-off to Casali. Cross this last village and park in the square in front of the church. Uphill access: hairpin bends and take the path on the right 100 m further down. After a long detour, the path leads back to the canyon, which forms a funnel with several branches. Park at the exit of the main branch. The metal hut described in volume 2 of Caracal has been destroyed by the snow and is located in the canyon.
Return: After a walk through the vegetation, an RG path begins that leads to the trail and from there to the village.

Sieste: Canyon Start
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Comment: H 861m point haut du Y rive droite - départ des R30 et R15 (descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: * After an entry via E1 or E2, you can continue downhill directly at the confluence of the spring streams or you can combine the two spring streams, as at * . The latter can also be seen in the youtube video: https://youtu.be/0LY-qS3OvFg

Sieste: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: H 712m (descente)
Access: From Ainsa. You could also make access easier by shuttle, but 22km of shuttle and a less interesting descent in the Rio Sieste to E1 make this alternative unnecessary in practice. If you don't want to be put off by this, you can read more about the transfer in "Senderos de Agua del rio Ara" on page 85 bottom right.
Return: After the last basin of the "Pozas de San Martin" turn left up to the approach path and back to the car

Sieste: Canyon End
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Comment: H 718m T5 en bas du canyon (descente)
Return: After the last basin of the "Pozas de San Martin" turn left up to the approach path and back to the car

Sieste: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: H 855m point haut du Y rive gauche - traverser sur sentier vers branche rive droite
(descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: * After an entry via E1 or E2, you can continue downhill directly at the confluence of the spring streams or you can combine the two spring streams, as at * . The latter can also be seen in the youtube video: https://youtu.be/0LY-qS3OvFg

Sieste: Waypoint
Comment: H 786m embranchement bas du Y - prendre sentier rive gauche - suivre cairns (descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.

Farnet: Canyon Start
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2025-05-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Farnet Belle découverte, ça vaut le détour.Marche d'approche un peu pommatoire, accrochez vous pour trouvez le gros cairn et les marques bleue...
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Approach: From the car, continue along the road up to the hamlet of Haut Agnerc and further north-east down to the stream (exit). From here, walk up the slopes until you come to an old water pipe running across the slope at around 680 m above sea level. Follow it to the right to the entry point. In the internet sources mentioned or in the book cited, an access route is described from the car northeast up the meadow and past the hamlet of Haut Agnerc above.
Tour: Mini-canyon, but attractive due to jumps into the sinter pools and the reddish limestone deposits in the streambed.

Farnet: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel a few hundred meters down the stream, then out to the right, up to the hamlet and down the road to the car.

Farnet: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice on the N 2002 in the direction of Digne, after 47 km through Puget-Théniers and on via Entrevaux (7 km) to the St Jean restaurant with a large parking lot on the right-hand side of the road (approx. 4.5 km after Entrevaux). Turn right here to the hamlet of Haut Agnerc. After 1200 m (from the main road) there is a dirt road on the left in a right-hand bend (with a barrier). Park your car here.
Return: After the last rappel a few hundred meters down the stream, then out to the right, up to the hamlet and down the road to the car.

Val di Nai: Canyon Start
Approach: From Malga Prà delle Noci (685m altitude) we follow the signposts to Malga Prà Pià (1350m altitude) - compass hiking trail 222. Before reaching Malga Prà Pià, we turn off the path to the left down to the stream. Here we walk downhill to an altitude of 1225m, where we join the trail.
Tour: 20 Rappels. After about 2/3 of the descent, the stream from the Valle di Propriano comes from the left. We now continue in this stream. At the 65m rappel highlight (which can also be broken - about 45/20) there may be problems with the rope retrival. After the last (40m) rappel, the descent in the stream comes to an exit (925m altitude).

Val di Nai: Canyon End
Return: After the exit on the right bank of the stream downhill in the forest, partly on forest paths

Val di Nai: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Malga Prà delle Noci
Access: From Tremosine up the Valle San Michele to the small reservoir at Eremo di San Michele (635m altitude). Continue uphill along the river - the car should have some ground clearance on this track - to Malga Prà delle Noci (685m altitude).
Return: After the exit on the right bank of the stream downhill in the forest, partly on forest paths

Ricavac: Canyon Start
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2024-07-04: Small, pretty canyon before you reach Stari Bar. Be sure to park at the exit, as parking is prohibited at the entry.
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Approach: At the road bridge into the stream.
Tour: At the beginning, you can climb a few meters up the side stream to "take" a slide.

Ricavac: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-07-04: Small, pretty canyon before you reach Stari Bar. Be sure to park at the exit, as parking is prohibited at the entry.
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Return: When the gorge exits, we pass some more beautiful pools and then exit to the right at the ruins of a bridge. We follow the path to the road where the car is parked. You could also get out directly after the C9.

Ricavac: Canyon End
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2024-07-04: Small, pretty canyon before you reach Stari Bar. Be sure to park at the exit, as parking is prohibited at the entry.
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Return: When the gorge exits, we pass some more beautiful pools and then exit to the right at the ruins of a bridge. We follow the path to the road where the car is parked. You could also get out directly after the C9.

Comafreda: Canyon Start
Approach: At the bridge we descend into the streambed.
Tour: First downhill in the relatively open streambed. Sometimes water still flows here, but then seeps away a little later. The sequence of around 14 rappels begins with a 15m rappel with shorter runs in between. We finally come to a slide brake where the descent exits.\nThis is where the somewhat problematic zone begins, where you cannot avoid walking further down the stream over private ground. Shortly before reaching the slope to the right of the stream, we pass a property to the right of the stream ("Sa Coma" - barking dogs) and a barbed wire stretched across the stream.

Comafreda: Canyon End
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Comafreda: Parking at Entry
Access: From the ring road around Palma 33 km on the Ma13 highway to Inca. From here on the Ma2130, past Selva to Calmari (8 km from the highway exit). Here turn right off the Ma2130 and drive 2.5 km in a north-easterly direction to Binibona, where you continue half-left in a northerly direction ("Hotel Abellons"). We always drive along the orographic right bank of the stream (Torrent de Sant Miquel), as far as permitted by road traffic law, probably up to the point where the road towards the hotel bends away from the stream (900m from Binibona).\nWith the second car we return to Calmari and continue uphill on the Ma2130 towards Lluc. After 8 km and a few hundred meters before the top of the pass (Col de la Batalla), after which the road branches off, the road crosses the Torrent de Comafreda. We park our car here.
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Comafreda: Parking at Exit
Access: From the ring road around Palma 33 km on the Ma13 highway to Inca. From here on the Ma2130, past Selva to Calmari (8 km from the highway exit). Here turn right off the Ma2130 and drive 2.5 km in a north-easterly direction to Binibona, where you continue half-left in a northerly direction ("Hotel Abellons"). We always drive along the orographic right bank of the stream (Torrent de Sant Miquel), as far as permitted by road traffic law, probably up to the point where the road towards the hotel bends away from the stream (900m from Binibona).\nWith the second car we return to Calmari and continue uphill on the Ma2130 towards Lluc. After 8 km and a few hundred meters before the top of the pass (Col de la Batalla), after which the road branches off, the road crosses the Torrent de Comafreda. We park our car here.
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Mengasca: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel into the swimming pools in the streambed, descend a little, then turn right out onto the slope and down to the car.

Mengasca: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow the path on foot to the mountain huts of Motto dei Damini. This initially heads NNW, then turns SW and finally heads towards the Mengasca valley. From the Motto dei Damini mountain huts (670m a.s.l.), continue along the trail, climbing slightly to the SSW (black plastic pipe in the ground) until you reach the next stream cut. 20m further on - path now on the edge of the slope - down to the right, always following the red markings into the streambed. If you do not have a second vehicle available for this conversion, you can also climb up the orographic right-hand slope of the Mengasca. The initial path loses itself in the forest and we ascend without a path until we reach the path to Alpe Motto dei Damini. Turn right here and continue as described above (access from below approx. 2 hours).
Tour: A sequence of beautiful abseils, interrupted by short walks and downclimbs. The C 55 in the wide beam is impressive. However, this can also be rappelled approx. 10m around the corner (cross rappel), then there are still 46m to go.

Mengasca: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Chiavenna, head south on the SS 36 towards Lecco. After about 6 km we have just passed the village of San Cassiano and turn right at the end of the village onto the SP 19 towards Samolaco. We head west, cross the Fiume Mera, keep straight on after the bridge into the district of San Pietro (in the municipality of Samolaco) and reach the road bridge over the Torrente Mengasca via Via Tonnaia. Here, where you can also check the water flow, park the lower vehicle.\nWith the second car, head south up the mountainside, following the signs for Monastero. After about 1.5 km, the tarred road exits (410 m above sea level) and we park the second car in a suitable place near the chapel.
Return: After the last rappel into the swimming pools in the streambed, descend a little, then turn right out onto the slope and down to the car.

Mengasca: Parking at Exit
Access: From Chiavenna, head south on the SS 36 towards Lecco. After about 6 km we have just passed the village of San Cassiano and turn right at the end of the village onto the SP 19 towards Samolaco. We head west, cross the Fiume Mera, keep straight on after the bridge into the district of San Pietro (in the municipality of Samolaco) and reach the road bridge over the Torrente Mengasca via Via Tonnaia. Here, where you can also check the water flow, park the lower vehicle.\nWith the second car, head south up the mountainside, following the signs for Monastero. After about 1.5 km, the tarred road exits (410 m above sea level) and we park the second car in a suitable place near the chapel.
Return: After the last rappel into the swimming pools in the streambed, descend a little, then turn right out onto the slope and down to the car.

Mengasca: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Mengasca: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Mengasca upper part from 1200
Approach: We now follow the path on foot to the mountain huts of Motto dei Damini. This initially heads NNW, then turns SW and finally heads towards the Mengasca valley. From the Motto dei Damini mountain huts (670m a.s.l.), continue along the trail, climbing slightly to the SSW (black plastic pipe in the ground) until you reach the next stream cut. 20m further on - path now on the edge of the slope - down to the right, always following the red markings into the streambed. If you do not have a second vehicle available for this conversion, you can also climb up the orographic right-hand slope of the Mengasca. The initial path loses itself in the forest and we ascend without a path until we reach the path to Alpe Motto dei Damini. Turn right here and continue as described above (access from below approx. 2 hours).
Tour: A sequence of beautiful abseils, interrupted by short walks and downclimbs. The C 55 in the wide beam is impressive. However, this can also be rappelled approx. 10m around the corner (cross rappel), then there are still 46m to go.

Himara upper: Canyon Start
Approach: At the road bridge down into the streambed
Tour: Running route - 2 rappels are bypassed on the left, 80m rappel, running route, 25m+65m rappel, long running route, see also photos and videos

Himara upper: Parking at Entry
Access: From Madaba down to the Dead Sea (P2 for the exit): see Google aerial photo in "Links": Here also for the conversion to P1
Return: Through the lower Himara to the Dead Sea road.

Himara upper: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 am Ausstieg des unteren Abschnitts
Access: From Madaba down to the Dead Sea (P2 for the exit): see Google aerial photo in "Links": Here also for the conversion to P1
Return: Through the lower Himara to the Dead Sea road.

Himara upper: Canyon End
Return: Through the lower Himara to the Dead Sea road.

Colle aval (II): Canyon Start
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Approach: Descend over the rocky ridge on the right side of the mentioned ditch until you meet the Colle coming from the right (north).
Tour: 10 rappels, max. 18 m

Colle aval (II): Canyon End
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Return: Where the gulch opens up at about 800 m above sea level, turn left up over the scree cirque with the wrecked cars and then follow the tracks to the road. Turn left along this to the vehicle.

Trockenbach: Canyon Start
2024-08-11: We entered via the side entry with rope traverse and exited shortly before the last high one on the right, as access to the dam wall was blocked and the owner of the power station forbids access to th...
Approach: Across the meadows west of the canyon or via Erler-Berg-Strasse. The upper weir and the sections leading to it can be overcome by climbing and balancing, which is not without danger (quite nice...), but you can also simply walk around it. A few fun steel ladders make the way up easier.
Tour: The short gorge section about 15 minutes after the entry is really beautiful. After that, the route continues very steadily in a V-shaped valley. At the exit there are two lakes, each with weirs. We skipped the second part of about half the route (~2km) to the reservoirs out of boredom, so no description can be given for this part. However, you can look in from above and it doesn't look very interesting (please correct if necessary as soon as you've been there!). The access or the way back is very long, depending on where you put the car. It is very advantageous to have a driver or two cars when walking the entire route. We recommend an exit after the three cascading steps that come after the gorge. After that there is nothing interesting for a very long time.

Trockenbach: Canyon End
2024-08-11: We entered via the side entry with rope traverse and exited shortly before the last high one on the right, as access to the dam wall was blocked and the owner of the power station forbids access to th...
Return: Across the meadows west of the canyon or via Erler-Berg-Strasse. The upper weir and the routes to it can be overcome by climbing and balancing (quite nice...), but you can also simply walk around the outside or rappel (steel railings etc.). A few steel ladders make the way up easier.

Trockenbach: Alternative Canyon End
2024-08-11: We entered via the side entry with rope traverse and exited shortly before the last high one on the right, as access to the dam wall was blocked and the owner of the power station forbids access to th...
Return: Across the meadows west of the canyon or via Erler-Berg-Strasse. The upper weir and the routes to it can be overcome by climbing and balancing (quite nice...), but you can also simply walk around the outside or rappel (steel railings etc.). A few steel ladders make the way up easier.

Trockenbach: Parking at Entry
Access: A93 to Oberaudorf, then to Erl, then up Erler Berg to the bridge over the stream (entry). OR Mühlgraben to the bridge over the stream in Oberweidau (exit).
Return: Across the meadows west of the canyon or via Erler-Berg-Strasse. The upper weir and the routes to it can be overcome by climbing and balancing (quite nice...), but you can also simply walk around the outside or rappel (steel railings etc.). A few steel ladders make the way up easier.

Trockenbach: Parking at Exit
Access: A93 to Oberaudorf, then to Erl, then up Erler Berg to the bridge over the stream (entry). OR Mühlgraben to the bridge over the stream in Oberweidau (exit).

Finsterbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked access to the waterfalls. The lowest waterfall is a good place to estimate the water level. At the spring, do not follow the hiking trail to the third (uppermost) waterfall, but follow the blue dots steeply upwards without a path in places.
Tour: Three beautiful waterfalls, 35m, 21m and 24m, in between uninteresting block and walking terrain that is better avoided on the hiking trail. At the first two waterfalls the anchor is orographic left, at the last fall orographic right. You can climb up to the accompanying hiking trail at any time. The chain anchors are very massive but unfortunately too far back: Watch out for the sharp edges on the upper two rappels. Pulling off the rope on the top rappel is very difficult.

Finsterbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: In der Dorfstrasse, unterhalb der Volksschule gibt's ausreichend Parkplätze. Entlang den Wasserfallweg keine Parkplätze, alles Privatgrundstücke
Access: Leave the A10 at the Ossiacher See exit. Take the B94 to Sattendorf and follow the signs to the waterfalls.
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Finsterbach: Canyon End
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Gnaupenloch: Canyon Start
2025-10-21: Amazing tour, so beautiful!!! Long walk but not difficult, we did it in 2 hours. canyon is very narrow and I would recommend it for every one. We where in a group of 7 and completed the canyon in 2,5/...
2025-09-20: Perfect conditions. Stands fit, sometimes quite high, but something can always be missing, would not go without a drill set. When using the e-bike (start at the PPL below the station) a pleasant, shor...
2025-09-08: Access with e-bike 10min + 45 minutes hiking to the entry. Stands ok, a few loose anchors but tightened. Great canyon, lots of pushing in the canyon
Approach: From the upper parking lot, we take the forest path that leads directly above the hospital in an easterly direction. Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus" here and beyond. If you only have one car available, it is best to park it in the lower parking lot and then walk up the forest path that ends here. After just 300 m, you have the first opportunity to change to the upper access path ("Brunnalm"). After 2 km (from Hochzirler Straße) there is a second option (easy forest path) and after about 3 km a third option (just before crossing the Ehnbach). Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus". At an altitude of 1385 m above sea level, we pass the freight elevator to the Solsteinhaus. We continue uphill on a path past a fountain with fresh water. At 1610 m above sea level, we pass a hunting lodge (on the left) and shortly afterwards come to the Soln-Alm (1645 m above sea level - also with a fountain). To the right of the path we now see a fenced-in wooden cross. Directly to the left of this, a path leads down to the stream.
Tour: After about 100m in the open gravel bed of the Ehnbach stream, the gorge begins. Now follows a long series (about 30) of shorter rappels (mostly outside the beam) until you reach the exit of the first section of the gorge after about 2 hours. Here, if necessary, you can climb steeply up to the slope. The more recommendable variant leads after another hour and 5 not unattractive rappels as well as a longer stretch in the stream bed gravel down to the exit on the crossing piste.

Gnaupenloch: Canyon End
2025-10-21: Amazing tour, so beautiful!!! Long walk but not difficult, we did it in 2 hours. canyon is very narrow and I would recommend it for every one. We where in a group of 7 and completed the canyon in 2,5/...
2025-09-20: Perfect conditions. Stands fit, sometimes quite high, but something can always be missing, would not go without a drill set. When using the e-bike (start at the PPL below the station) a pleasant, shor...
2025-09-08: Access with e-bike 10min + 45 minutes hiking to the entry. Stands ok, a few loose anchors but tightened. Great canyon, lots of pushing in the canyon
Return: On the slope always slightly downhill and via the hiking trail past the train station to Hochzirler Straße.

Gnaupenloch: Parking at Entry
2025-10-21: Amazing tour, so beautiful!!! Long walk but not difficult, we did it in 2 hours. canyon is very narrow and I would recommend it for every one. We where in a group of 7 and completed the canyon in 2,5/...
2025-09-20: Perfect conditions. Stands fit, sometimes quite high, but something can always be missing, would not go without a drill set. When using the e-bike (start at the PPL below the station) a pleasant, shor...
2025-09-08: Access with e-bike 10min + 45 minutes hiking to the entry. Stands ok, a few loose anchors but tightened. Great canyon, lots of pushing in the canyon
Comment: parkink clinic - navette possible (descente)
Access: Coming from Innsbruck, we leave the A 12 at Zirl onto the B 177 in the direction of Seefeld, Garmisch (D). After about 2 km we leave the B 177 via the Zirl-West exit. This is where the Hochzirler Straße begins, which we follow uphill. After 1.7 km, a forest road joins from the right. Here we can park the lower car in a suitable place. The second car continues uphill, past the Hochzirl train station to the Hochzirl regional hospital (3 km from the B 177). Park the (upper) car on the left-hand side of the road here.
Return: On the slope always slightly downhill and via the hiking trail past the train station to Hochzirler Straße.

Gnaupenloch: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire (mountain bike utile) (descente)
Access: Coming from Innsbruck, we leave the A 12 at Zirl onto the B 177 in the direction of Seefeld, Garmisch (D). After about 2 km we leave the B 177 via the Zirl-West exit. This is where the Hochzirler Straße begins, which we follow uphill. After 1.7 km, a forest road joins from the right. Here we can park the lower car in a suitable place. The second car continues uphill, past the Hochzirl train station to the Hochzirl regional hospital (3 km from the B 177). Park the (upper) car on the left-hand side of the road here.
Return: On the slope always slightly downhill and via the hiking trail past the train station to Hochzirler Straße.

Gnaupenloch: Waypoint
Comment: bifurcation: à droite ("Solsteinhaus") (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot, we take the forest path that leads directly above the hospital in an easterly direction. Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus" here and beyond. If you only have one car available, it is best to park it in the lower parking lot and then walk up the forest path that ends here. After just 300 m, you have the first opportunity to change to the upper access path ("Brunnalm"). After 2 km (from Hochzirler Straße) there is a second option (easy forest path) and after about 3 km a third option (just before crossing the Ehnbach). Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus". At an altitude of 1385 m above sea level, we pass the freight elevator to the Solsteinhaus. We continue uphill on a path past a fountain with fresh water. At 1610 m above sea level, we pass a hunting lodge (on the left) and shortly afterwards come to the Soln-Alm (1645 m above sea level - also with a fountain). To the right of the path we now see a fenced-in wooden cross. Directly to the left of this, a path leads down to the stream.

Gnaupenloch: Waypoint1
Comment: Solen-Alm: bifurcation: sente à droite vers le lit du Ehnbach ("Lärchensteig") (descente)
Approach: From the upper parking lot, we take the forest path that leads directly above the hospital in an easterly direction. Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus" here and beyond. If you only have one car available, it is best to park it in the lower parking lot and then walk up the forest path that ends here. After just 300 m, you have the first opportunity to change to the upper access path ("Brunnalm"). After 2 km (from Hochzirler Straße) there is a second option (easy forest path) and after about 3 km a third option (just before crossing the Ehnbach). Follow the signs to the "Solsteinhaus". At an altitude of 1385 m above sea level, we pass the freight elevator to the Solsteinhaus. We continue uphill on a path past a fountain with fresh water. At 1610 m above sea level, we pass a hunting lodge (on the left) and shortly afterwards come to the Soln-Alm (1645 m above sea level - also with a fountain). To the right of the path we now see a fenced-in wooden cross. Directly to the left of this, a path leads down to the stream.

Ordiso: Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ordiso Débit d'eau très correct. Un passage délicat avec des troncs en travers sur un rappel. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoni...
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Approach: Follow the orographic left bank upstream to the Salto del on the right. Here we head left towards the river (entry). See

Ordiso: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive from Ainsa (town center) on the N-260 to Broto for 40.3 km to the bridge over the Rio Ara. From the bridge we continue on the N-260 for another 2.6 km and then take a left turn in a northerly direction to Torla. We pass the town and 4.8 km after turning off the N-260 we come to a junction where we turn right into the Arazas Canyon. However, we turn off here into the upper Rio Ara valley and drive another 6.4 km to the Refugio de Bujaruelo. We park the car there.
Return: Exit directly after the Puente de Oncins and follow the right bank downstream to the car.

Ordiso: Canyon End
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Return: Exit directly after the Puente de Oncins and follow the right bank downstream to the car.

Eriste IV: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk down to the Puente de Tramarrius and take the path there. Access is also possible above the bridge from the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: See topographic view. Photos and videos

Eriste IV: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz (Ausstieg bei Umsetzung)
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta in the direction of Refugio de Angel Orús. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road becomes a dirt track. About 3.1 km after turning off the A139, a dirt road leads off to the left to the Puente de Tramarrius. We park the car here for access. See also If we only have 1 car available, we take the PRHU-36 hiking trail on the orographic right bank and walk up to the Puente de Tramarrius in about 45 minutes. See also and
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Eriste IV: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta in the direction of Refugio de Angel Orús. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road becomes a dirt track. About 3.1 km after turning off the A139, a dirt road leads off to the left to the Puente de Tramarrius. We park the car here for access. See also If we only have 1 car available, we take the PRHU-36 hiking trail on the orographic right bank and walk up to the Puente de Tramarrius in about 45 minutes. See also and
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Eriste IV: Canyon End
Comment: usstieg auf alten Kanal nach links
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Colombier: Canyon Start
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Approach: We now follow the slope on foot for about 35 minutes (alternatively also possible by (e-)bike). Then we follow the signpost "Jas de Jartier". We ascend in serpentines, at an altitude of almost 1500m, a hiking trail walks in from the left. Further up, the path branches off (1580m altitude), we stay left. At an altitude of just over 1800m - we can now see the huts of Jas de Jartier and the Colombier waterfalls - we leave the path and cross into the streambed above the waterfalls.
Tour: First some smaller steps, some of which are slippery. Then about 20 rappels, first in relatively open terrain, later more indented. The tour exits when we see the slope on the left.

Colombier: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Gap on the N85 - "Route Napoleon" - in the direction of Grenoble (northwards). After a good 15 km, turn right onto the D23, drive through Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur and about 8 km after this turn-off you will come to the houses in the hamlet of La Motte-en-Champsaur. Continue from here to Molines-en-Champsaur. After the houses, we park our car on the right-hand side of the road, as it is no longer permitted to continue here.
Return: On the slope back to the car.

Colombier: Canyon End
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Return: On the slope back to the car.

Todtnauer Wasserfall: Canyon Start
Approach: At the parking lot, take the hiking trail that first leads along the large 90 m high waterfall and then climbs up to the two smaller waterfalls.
Tour: A first inclined waterfall of 10, then a second RG of 18 m, followed by the large one of 90 m.

Todtnauer Wasserfall: Canyon End
Return: Take the same route back to the parking lot.

Todtnauer Wasserfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Parking at the Todtnau waterfalls tourist parking lot.
Return: Take the same route back to the parking lot.

Goutte des Saules: Canyon Start
2026-01-05: Air temperature -12 degrees. Nice and icy. Ideal canyon to start winter canyoning. Rocks not slippery, ice and snow of course. Lots of anchors and even more natural anchors.
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Approach: Follow the forest path along the stream up to the road. Change there and start
Tour: Two-part canyon. At the top 5 nice little steps. Then a little walk. Another step at the exit.

Goutte des Saules: Canyon End
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Return: You come out of the stream at the access path and follow it back to the parking lot

Goutte des Saules: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-05: Air temperature -12 degrees. Nice and icy. Ideal canyon to start winter canyoning. Rocks not slippery, ice and snow of course. Lots of anchors and even more natural anchors.
Access: As far as you can to the GPS point indicated. There is a parking lot and a fountain.
Return: You come out of the stream at the access path and follow it back to the parking lot

Palomeras del Fornocal: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we take the path that heads east at the northern end of the bridge, on the orographic right slope of the Barranco. We cross the bush zone and then immediately descend into the streambed.
Tour: 6 rappels down into the narrow, dark gorge. We then walk and jam along the bottom to the Fornocal.

Palomeras del Fornocal: Canyon End
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Return: Directly from the end of the gorge on the opposite slope, ascend onto a path. The first few meters are indistinct, then the path soon becomes more clearly visible. A rope safety device and a massive concrete staircase help you over a conglomerate upswing before the remaining meters of altitude are overcome with steep hairpin bends.

Meije (aval): Canyon Start
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Approach: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery".
Tour: * * also photos and videos

Meije (aval): Canyon End
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Return: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery": on the left bank of the stream to the road bridge.

Meije (aval): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: On the D1091 (Grenoble - Briancon) to La Grave (75 km from Grenoble, 38 km from Briancon). For the parking lot, see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery".
Return: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery": on the left bank of the stream to the road bridge.

Rabenwinkelgraben: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track and cross the Isar on or next to a dam. About 300m further on, the track bends to the right. At the exit of the right-hand bend, we turn left onto a slope that leads north. 70m further on, we also turn right off this track and take the forest path, which initially leads us steeply uphill in a northerly direction. About 500m after it begins, the path turns left and after another 200m we come to the Staffelgraben (this path - from Isar - can be easily traced on the "Bayernatlas" (tick "Wanderwege" in the menu, then marked in orange): layers=e528a2a8-44e7-46e9-9069-1a8295b113b5 . Now cross the Staffelgraben, then keep left of the Seibertsgraben flowing towards us (i.e. orographic right of it) up the steep slope and at an altitude of 930 m we come to a transverse and horizontal forest road. Up to here the same access as to Staffelgraben. Now take the forest road to the right in the direction of Jachenau, Höfen. The slope approaches the Seibertsgraben. Where it crosses it, we can easily get in without disturbing the marshy meadows.\nAccess is also possible where the forest road comes close to the stream for the first time. The cascades begin here immediately.
Tour: Alternate between walking, downclimbing and rappel. Some possible jumps. Nothing changes once you reach the Seibertsgraben.

Rabenwinkelgraben: Canyon End
Return: A few meters before the Seibertsgraben flows into the Staffelgraben, turn right, cross the Staffelgraben and follow the approach path back to the car.

Kaputas: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road, initially without a path down to the river, we come across a path running parallel to the slope. Follow this downhill above the river until it finally winds down into the river bed (near a pipeline that crosses the river here).
Tour: First in the open riverbed, which usually still has water at the beginning. After just a few minutes, the water seeps into the ground and the descent continues - apart from a small but deep pool that can be climbed around - in the dry. Only after a walk of around 1.5 hours and a few passages for downclimbing do we come across the first compelling rappel. The canyon becomes more and more notchy and becomes more and more attractive. There are 27 rappels to complete. They are listed in detail at http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13937747.

Kaputas: Canyon End
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Return: After the attractive 27th and last rappel (27m), we walk a few minutes further, climb over the wall of a water drainage (under the road bridge) and come to Kaputas beach, which invites you to swim directly after the dry gorge. We then walk up the steps to the road and back to the car.

Kaputas: Parking at Entry
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Access: Shuttle displayed. One car down at Kaputas beach between Kas and Kalkan. The second car above Kalkan on road 07-53 towards Elmali. After 6.1 km from Kalkan, past a fountain on the right-hand side of the road, park your car in an open space at the side of the road and above the river. For the transfer route (13.5 km)see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13938225
Return: After the attractive 27th and last rappel (27m), we walk a few minutes further, climb over the wall of a water drainage (under the road bridge) and come to Kaputas beach, which invites you to swim directly after the dry gorge. We then walk up the steps to the road and back to the car.

Kaputas: Parking at Exit
Access: Shuttle displayed. One car down at Kaputas beach between Kas and Kalkan. The second car above Kalkan on road 07-53 towards Elmali. After 6.1 km from Kalkan, past a fountain on the right-hand side of the road, park your car in an open space at the side of the road and above the river. For the transfer route (13.5 km)see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13938225
Return: After the attractive 27th and last rappel (27m), we walk a few minutes further, climb over the wall of a water drainage (under the road bridge) and come to Kaputas beach, which invites you to swim directly after the dry gorge. We then walk up the steps to the road and back to the car.

Torrente La Foce: Canyon Start
Approach: Either rappel from the bridge with a 30m rope or follow the road on the ororg. left bank about 100m uphill until you can descend into the streambed.\n\nIntermediate access:\nAt the southern end of the bridge, follow a path that quickly becomes clear to the water cave (or descend to the bottom of the gorge without a path beforehand)
Tour: Right at the beginning, you should not miss out on exploring the short gorge of a tributary stream from the left. Over the next 2.5 kilometers, the stream forces its way through narrow gorges with a depth of between 10 and 50m. There are always short, more open passages, but leaving the canyon in an emergency is likely to be very difficult. Slippery rock and plenty of downclimbs, possible jumps up to 4m, in 2011 there was an abseil point over a clamping block. Side streams with waterfalls flowing into the gorge and rock faces densely overgrown with ferns create a jungle atmosphere. In the area of a gorge widening with large boulders, a powerful stream flows in from the right, which rises a few steps above from a water cave (explored over >1km in 2018). Plan(rilievi) here: http://www.catastogrotte.it/dettaglio_grotta.php?ID=1709 \nThe intermediate entrance also leads to this cave.\nThe canyon becomes more aquatic, and the route heads towards the final gorge via a series of pools. There is a lot of swimming and jumping in the gloomy gorge, and you have to rappel twice in tree entanglements. The canyon flows into the Arzino at a wonderful swimming spot (possible jumps of up to 10m).\n\nIf you want, you can also swim through the last canyon of the Arzino. This begins with two easy steps and exits in a long swim below the road bridge.\nAfter the end of the gorge, follow a steep path on the left up to the road.

Torrente La Foce: Parking at Entry
Comment: EInstiegsparkplatz an der Strassenbrücke zwischen Clauzetto und Pielungo
Access: From the A23 highway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo direction Tolmezzo, at the traffic circle of Tolmezzo direction Verzegnis and over the Sella Chianzutan into the upper Arzinotal. Pass the junction to Pielungo to a large parking area directly in front of the bridge over the Torrente La Foce.\n\nAlternatively, you can reach the Arzino Valley from the south via Anduins. Then about 8km upstream to the parking lot at the exit.\n\nEntry parking lot: Downstream of the bridge over the La Foce, a narrow, bumpy road branches off, which you follow via Pecol to Orton where you meet a larger road again, turn sharp right here and then immediately right again onto the road towards Pielungo. Follow this road to the entry bridge (parking for 1 car)\n\nIf you only want to walk the lower part, follow the road until about 1km after the small settlement of Battais.\n\nTurn sharp right here and follow the narrow asphalt road to the bridge over the canyon, behind it there is a parking bay for one car.\n\nAlternatively, you can also reach the parking entry via the other side of the valley. Route via Pielungo in the direction of Clauzetto
Return: On the right bank, a clear path leads back to the road.

Torrente La Foce: Parking at Exit
Comment: Kleine Parkmöglichkeit nach Brücke
Access: From the A23 highway exit Carnia/Tolmezzo direction Tolmezzo, at the traffic circle of Tolmezzo direction Verzegnis and over the Sella Chianzutan into the upper Arzinotal. Pass the junction to Pielungo to a large parking area directly in front of the bridge over the Torrente La Foce.\n\nAlternatively, you can reach the Arzino Valley from the south via Anduins. Then about 8km upstream to the parking lot at the exit.\n\nEntry parking lot: Downstream of the bridge over the La Foce, a narrow, bumpy road branches off, which you follow via Pecol to Orton where you meet a larger road again, turn sharp right here and then immediately right again onto the road towards Pielungo. Follow this road to the entry bridge (parking for 1 car)\n\nIf you only want to walk the lower part, follow the road until about 1km after the small settlement of Battais.\n\nTurn sharp right here and follow the narrow asphalt road to the bridge over the canyon, behind it there is a parking bay for one car.\n\nAlternatively, you can also reach the parking entry via the other side of the valley. Route via Pielungo in the direction of Clauzetto
Return: On the right bank, a clear path leads back to the road.

Torrente La Foce: Canyon End
Return: On the right bank, a clear path leads back to the road.

Ghuweir: Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 directly into the stream.
Tour: The canyon narrows continuously and becomes equally interesting. There are 2 easy climbing passages (the drop over the two large boulders is bypassed on the right and easily downclimbed) and 2 deeper pools to overcome.

Ghuweir: Parking at Entry
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Links", also for implementation.
Return: After the canyon opens, exit to the left bank and follow the gravel bed to the car.

Ghuweir: Parking at Exit
Access: see Google aerial photos in "Links", also for implementation.
Return: After the canyon opens, exit to the left bank and follow the gravel bed to the car.

Ghuweir: Canyon End
Return: After the canyon opens, exit to the left bank and follow the gravel bed to the car.

Rio Cjanevatta: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: A certain affinity for climbing is required for the ascent through the bunker. We were able to rappel the two rappels we used with a 40m rope. The rope traverse to the first abseil station is pleasant...
2025-07-18: Really interesting when accessed through the bunker. There is only one tricky way though the bunker, you need to climb a few meters, but there are few helpful bolts. Canyon have two rappels and some p...
2024-07-31: Something different. Ascent through the bunker possible, but ladder and rope no longer available. But possible with a little skill. The stance for the first rappel is a bit awkward. The ascent through...
Approach: Continue along the road until you reach a bridge. Cross the stream and continue on the road until you cross the Rio Cjanevatte (in front of a large meadow). NEW: Access option via the bunker: headlamp required. At the exit of the canyon, you can enter the bunker on both sides of the rock face. The photo with the entry is on the orographic right side of the canyon exit at a large dark half-cave. The 2nd entry is at the climbing garden. Both shafts are overcome via 2 secured steps, one with a rope and the second with an aluminum ladder. Once at the upper exit, follow the dilapidated war path to the entry into the canyon. The middle entrance is a wooden rope ladder and the upper main entrance is a tasty overhang abseil.
Tour: Impressive scenic gorge, very narrow in sections. The first, widely overhanging rappel is particularly interesting. Unfortunately a lot of wood and very short. After the gorge you should not miss to visit the tunnel system crossing the gorge (entrance in the area of the half cave on the orographic right side of the gorge exit).

Rio Cjanevatta: Canyon End
2025-09-26: A certain affinity for climbing is required for the ascent through the bunker. We were able to rappel the two rappels we used with a 40m rope. The rope traverse to the first abseil station is pleasant...
2025-07-18: Really interesting when accessed through the bunker. There is only one tricky way though the bunker, you need to climb a few meters, but there are few helpful bolts. Canyon have two rappels and some p...
2024-07-31: Something different. Ascent through the bunker possible, but ladder and rope no longer available. But possible with a little skill. The stance for the first rappel is a bit awkward. The ascent through...
Return: Path back to the car

Moeserkargraben: Canyon Start
Approach: "The access leaves us about 500m further on the slope, from which we continue straight ahead in a south-westerly direction in a sharp rightward haipin bend - a few meters before reaching the bridge over the Lalidererbach. For the following. Here is an excerpt from a mountain hiker's report: "... follow a forest road for about 2km; leave it at a rightward haipin bend (800m after the Möserkargraben), where it leads down to the Gumpenalm hut - from now on, scouting skills are required! After a short descent to Klausboden, the path leads left (eastwards) up the clearly marked Klausgraben, which is temptingly easy to follow - however, I climbed much too high and therefore later had difficulty finding the "official" tracks; on the way back, I therefore erected a cairn at the point of the Klausgraben where you have to leave it orographically to the right (i.e. left in the sense of the ascent) to get into the forest. You reach this point before the Klausgraben becomes steeper, i.e. relatively far down, at around 1200m above sea level!\n\nFrom here you now have to follow the climbing tracks in the forest - sometimes steeper, sometimes flatter, sometimes reasonably visible, sometimes less recognizable. They initially lead up the western slope of the Gamsjoch north ridge and reach it where it dips into the forest at around 1440m. It is essential to find this point - the AV map shows the previous route quite clearly. At the same time, this point offers the first opportunity to get a reasonably good view of the route - so far it has always gone through forest. From the P6 parking lot, it will take about 1.5 hours to get here.\n\nThe path now becomes pleasantly good for a while: it crosses the screey northern slopes of the Gamsjoch north ridge exactly eastwards towards the lower edge of the Möserkares, always at the upper edge of the very dense mountain pines. Right at the beginning there is flat terrain to walk on, which is a bit uncomfortable (especially later on the descent) - I would call this singletrack terrain, although you need your hands more for moral support and to find your balance occasionally.\n\nDuring the following half hour, I crossed over and wondered how it would continue at the lowest exit of the Möserkares. You head towards the upper exit of the mountain pine belt there - at some point you will recognize a cairn on an embedded patch of rock, from which you can reach the wide saddle (1789m) between Ruederkarspitze and the Roßkopf peak in front. In between, you should take a look at the enormous high mountain landscape in which you are moving: the Falken group opposite with the impressive Blausteigkar deserves particular attention!\n\nAbout 9:15 a.m., I had reached the aforementioned Schrofenfleck with cairn - and was a little perplexed: where would I continue through these energy-sapping mountain pine fields? On the AV map, the small dots that now lead exactly northwards 200m to a stream are very easy to read - but what is required here is mountain pine fighting at its best: 5m up, 10m down, 15m up again, always looking for the least resistance, so I fought my way doggedly through - and finally reached the aforementioned stream, which flows directly down into the Möserkargraben." \nSo far the report ( http://www.hikr.org/tour/post12377.html ) .\n\nWe don't climb up that far, however, but at an altitude of around 1360m we look for a - pathless - descent option into the streambed of the Möserkargraben below the waterfalls of the two \nspring streams.\n\nRiml/Amor describe a pathless access via the western flank of the Möserkargraben. Here, too, the descent into the stream through the mountain pine fields causes orientation problems.
Tour: see photos and video!

Moeserkargraben: Canyon End
Return: Exit onto the road bridge and back to the car.

Moeserkargraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Vorderriß in the valley of the Isar along the Rißbach to Hinterriß (10.7 km), from here take the toll road (2018: 4.50 euros) for another 8 km until the slope into the Laliderertal valley turns off to the right at an acute angle.\nFrom here, cycle 3 km to the bridge over the Möserkarbach. Alternatively, you can park your car where the path to the Lalidertal begins ("Lalidertal, Falkenhütte, Hohljoch").
Return: Exit onto the road bridge and back to the car.

Giessenbach (unterer): Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Made after the middle section. Very slippery, deep pools.
2025-08-30: Easy tour along the trail which is frequently used. You may get some cheers along the way. Some jumps/slides possible but requires checking. Two last jumps ok. Stands fine. Recommended to connect with...
2025-06-06: Hiked in the morning together with Gitti and Arthur. A nice little tour without any special features. The ropes could not be pulled off from below twice when the button was threaded the wrong way up a...
Approach: Follow the signs for "Gießenbachklamm". After about 30-40 minutes, descend under the bridge in front of the dam wall.
Tour: Easy and relatively short gorge. Beautiful in the morning as the sun shines in from the east. Very easy to find, signposted from Kiefersfelden and marked on every hiking map. Scenic and formations very beautiful. 3 very short places for slides, 5 very short and easy abseils, 4 small jumps possible. Description and rating here applies to low water. Much more difficult at high water and belays partly under water. There is a small dam above the canyon. When water is released, the water level can rise quickly (water surge possible). The gorge is also used by tour operators.\nA 15m long rope is all you need.

Giessenbach (unterer): Canyon End
2025-10-07: Made after the middle section. Very slippery, deep pools.
2025-08-30: Easy tour along the trail which is frequently used. You may get some cheers along the way. Some jumps/slides possible but requires checking. Two last jumps ok. Stands fine. Recommended to connect with...
2025-06-06: Hiked in the morning together with Gitti and Arthur. A nice little tour without any special features. The ropes could not be pulled off from below twice when the button was threaded the wrong way up a...
Return: You leave the gorge behind the small power station house. You can also walk into it from below.

Rio Pissanda: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Ascent can be done in 30 min, there were three of us and we walked the Pissanda in 2h45, anchoring ok, partly slides doable, as known very slippery at the top, it gets better towards the bottom
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissanda Bien équipé. Succession de rappels. (Quelle:
2025-08-31: The dead now is not on the way but at the entry. I don't know what it is but stinking as hell. With the previous rain (~80mm in the two days) the water level was exceptional for this canyon, that ma...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the stream and walk up the steep hiking trail to the right --> after approx. 15 min. a second hiking trail joins --> keep to the left and walk up the path over several concrete safety barriers. At 540m you come to the stream where a path on the left leads directly to a small water catchment in Pissanda.
Tour: Walk along the slippery streambed and overcome several climbing passages to the 1st small slide approx. 4m --> slippery passage with rappel on the left (traverese rope possible) --> after a short walking passages another short rappel --> then walk over blocked terrain --> rappel point (approx. 27m) --> followed by 3 more short rappels --> possibility 1. Emergency exit (left) --> rappel and slide passages --> 2nd emergency exit (left) --> rappel approx. 15m --> small slide --> rappel approx. 10m --> after checking the water depth another small slide --> 3rd emergency exit (left) --> now follow the highest rappel points with 13m, 40m, 25m and 35m (the safest way to the last stand (rappel) is with a rope traverse, bolts available).

Rio Pissanda: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Ascent can be done in 30 min, there were three of us and we walked the Pissanda in 2h45, anchoring ok, partly slides doable, as known very slippery at the top, it gets better towards the bottom
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissanda Bien équipé. Succession de rappels. (Quelle:
2025-08-31: The dead now is not on the way but at the entry. I don't know what it is but stinking as hell. With the previous rain (~80mm in the two days) the water level was exceptional for this canyon, that ma...
Return: After the last rappel and a short walking passages you leave the streambed on the right side--> in a short time you are at the parking lot (260Hm).

Rio Pissanda: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: Ascent can be done in 30 min, there were three of us and we walked the Pissanda in 2h45, anchoring ok, partly slides doable, as known very slippery at the top, it gets better towards the bottom
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissanda Bien équipé. Succession de rappels. (Quelle:
2025-08-31: The dead now is not on the way but at the entry. I don't know what it is but stinking as hell. With the previous rain (~80mm in the two days) the water level was exceptional for this canyon, that ma...
Access: From the village of Amaro ri. Venzone --> turn left into the village of Portis and then past the last house --> drive up the road to the exit --> here you have a small parking lot (from the parking lot you can already see the last rappel and the water level) --> approx. 260Hm.
Return: After the last rappel and a short walking passages you leave the streambed on the right side--> in a short time you are at the parking lot (260Hm).

Diosaz: Canyon Start
Approach: Path on the orographic right slope up to 1300 m above sea level.
Tour: Around 20 rappels, the majority also jumpable. Exit recommended at 1150, as the risk of water coming from the power station increases later on.

Diosaz: Canyon End
Return: On the way back.

Schellbach: Canyon Start

Schellbach: Canyon End

Schellbach: Parking at Entry

Schellbach: Parking at Exit

Montasio: Canyon Start
Approach: Parking is possible in Pian di Qua and Pian di La. Access from both parking lots takes the same amount of time. If you choose the parking lot in Pian di La, you will be rewarded with a hike through the narrow streets of the village at the beginning of the access. The marked trail 622 leads directly to the streambed at a wayside shrine. Get in here.
Tour: Two unspectacular 20m abseils lead to the first passage of the 130m waterfall. First you rappel 30m into a small hanging pool, from where you reach the chain anchor for the next 60m (overhanging). On the following plateau you will find an anchor from which you can reach the actual belay on the edge. From here it is a good 40m to the ground.

Montasio: Canyon End
Return: get off at the bridge

Wadi Dham: Canyon Start
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dham A touristic hiking and sunnathing canyon. Nice gorge and some green pools, but nothing for a canyoneer. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Approach: From the car, walk towards the orographic left rock face and follow the path that climbs up under the walls. Later it descends into the river bed. We see an old stone carving on a boulder and pass a small sinter pot. Later, on the left, we see a shallow boulder (which you can also swim under) covered with vegetation. Where the river makes a bend of about 90 degrees, there is a cave on the righthand side, from which a spring pours out.\nNormally, this is the turning point. However, you can also walk further upstream and after a largely open stretch of river you will come to another attractive narrow section.
Tour: Downstream, you can largely move around in the water. There are also some slides and possible jumps.

Wadi Dham: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dham A touristic hiking and sunnathing canyon. Nice gorge and some green pools, but nothing for a canyoneer. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Access: We come from Muscat on the "15", pass the turn-off to Nizwa in the north after about 155 km, cross the Wadi Mahanna a little later and after another 37 km meet the "21", which comes from Bahla in an easterly direction. We now continue on the "21" in the direction of Ibri, but after 34.8 km (from reaching the "21") we turn right (in a northerly direction) to Al Ayn. After 25.8 km we get there and can take a look at the "beehive tombs" ( Al Ain beheeve tombs) located on a hill. Then we continue for another 11.5 km and the road finds its continuation in the streambed of the Wadi Dham. Depending on the condition of the road and the weather conditions, you can drive up the wadi in a 4x4 vehicle until you reach a large semi-cave within sight of the dam that drains the water. We park the car here at the latest.
Return: Once you reach the water drainage and the car parked by the half-cave, the tour comes to an exit.

Wadi Dham: Canyon End
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dham A touristic hiking and sunnathing canyon. Nice gorge and some green pools, but nothing for a canyoneer. (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Return: Once you reach the water drainage and the car parked by the half-cave, the tour comes to an exit.

Hüribach: Canyon End
2025-06-22: Water temperature 12 degrees, extremely slippery in places, stands OK, fixed ropes just OK. Cool tour 😁
2024-11-02: Information hydroelectric power plant: 0418194999
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hüribach L’équipement est devenu vraiment limite! mérite un rééquipement (Quelle:
Return: Before reaching the houses, turn right and cross the meadow to the car below.

Hüribach: Canyon Start
2025-06-22: Water temperature 12 degrees, extremely slippery in places, stands OK, fixed ropes just OK. Cool tour 😁
2024-11-02: Information hydroelectric power plant: 0418194999
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hüribach L’équipement est devenu vraiment limite! mérite un rééquipement (Quelle:
Approach: Directly from the bridge.
Tour: The jump pools shown in the topographic view may be gravelled, so check carefully! After the spring floods, anchors may also be damaged or knocked out. It can also happen that (as in the Zanaibach, for example) rocks under the anchor are washed away and the anchor is no longer accessible or only accessible with difficulty. Depending on the water level, the specified time for the descent in the canyon can be reduced to around 2.5 hours.

Hüribach: Parking at Entry
2025-06-22: Water temperature 12 degrees, extremely slippery in places, stands OK, fixed ropes just OK. Cool tour 😁
2024-11-02: Information hydroelectric power plant: 0418194999
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hüribach L’équipement est devenu vraiment limite! mérite un rééquipement (Quelle:
Access: From the village of Schwyz (in the canton of the same name) to the east of Lake Lucerne, we ride uphill along the Muota to Muotathal. We cross the village and reach the district of Hinterthal at its exit. Here the road bends sharply to the left and crosses the Muota. However, we drive straight ahead before the bridge (an inn on the left-hand side of the stream) and park the lower car in a suitable place.\n\nWith the second car, we turn right at the inn in the direction of "Hürital". The steeply ascending road crosses the Hüribach at 730m above sea level, continues uphill in a long serpentine to cross the Hüribach again. Park the second car here.\n\nIf you only have 1 car available, take the hiking trail that leads up the orographic right side of the Hüribach (approx. 1 hour).
Return: Before reaching the houses, turn right and cross the meadow to the car below.

Hüribach: Parking at Exit
Access: From the village of Schwyz (in the canton of the same name) to the east of Lake Lucerne, we ride uphill along the Muota to Muotathal. We cross the village and reach the district of Hinterthal at its exit. Here the road bends sharply to the left and crosses the Muota. However, we drive straight ahead before the bridge (an inn on the left-hand side of the stream) and park the lower car in a suitable place.\n\nWith the second car, we turn right at the inn in the direction of "Hürital". The steeply ascending road crosses the Hüribach at 730m above sea level, continues uphill in a long serpentine to cross the Hüribach again. Park the second car here.\n\nIf you only have 1 car available, take the hiking trail that leads up the orographic right side of the Hüribach (approx. 1 hour).
Return: Before reaching the houses, turn right and cross the meadow to the car below.

Hüribach: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: echappatoire ou deuxieme entrée (descente)
Access: From the village of Schwyz (in the canton of the same name) to the east of Lake Lucerne, we ride uphill along the Muota to Muotathal. We cross the village and reach the district of Hinterthal at its exit. Here the road bends sharply to the left and crosses the Muota. However, we drive straight ahead before the bridge (an inn on the left-hand side of the stream) and park the lower car in a suitable place.\n\nWith the second car, we turn right at the inn in the direction of "Hürital". The steeply ascending road crosses the Hüribach at 730m above sea level, continues uphill in a long serpentine to cross the Hüribach again. Park the second car here.\n\nIf you only have 1 car available, take the hiking trail that leads up the orographic right side of the Hüribach (approx. 1 hour).

Brusnik: Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Everything went fine. In the Brusnik part of canyon, there are lot of trees and debris. When we came to Rocica the water was clear and some pools were washed out so even some jumps were possible. Unfo...
2024-08-03: Really beautiful and varied tour. In the upper part with little water and deep cuts, the route leads to the mouth of the Rocica without long walking passages. The protection was significantly improved...
2024-06-15: Most of the anchor points in the canyon have been changed, single bolts or chains. Beautiful canyon. Poor water quality if there is no rain.
Approach: At a distance of 30m from the southern abutment of the bridge over the Brusnik in the village of Kosec, a path leads across fields down to a chapel. Behind the chapel, go through the gate in the fence and look for a good place to abseil from one of the trees. We walked about 50 meters upstream in the forest and rappelled from the embankment. It is not worth getting into the stone-lined streambed at the road bridge.
Tour: Initially deep canyon with poor water quality. The protection sometimes only consists of old 8mm bolts.\ in emergency exit is only possible at the confluence with the Rocica. Here the amount of water triples in favor of better water quality. Spectacular is the massive 65m final waterfall, which is rappelled outside the waterline and flows into a huge basin - here you should use a 70m rappel rope. A much longer abseil rope is practical.

Brusnik: Canyon End
2025-08-10: Everything went fine. In the Brusnik part of canyon, there are lot of trees and debris. When we came to Rocica the water was clear and some pools were washed out so even some jumps were possible. Unfo...
2024-08-03: Really beautiful and varied tour. In the upper part with little water and deep cuts, the route leads to the mouth of the Rocica without long walking passages. The protection was significantly improved...
2024-06-15: Most of the anchor points in the canyon have been changed, single bolts or chains. Beautiful canyon. Poor water quality if there is no rain.
Return: After the 60m waterfall, hike a little in the streambed. This is followed by a 5m rappel that is secured with two chain anchors. Then exit right onto the path and follow the stream parallel to the forest for a few more meters until you reach a brick weir step and turn right onto the road back to the car.

Brusnik: Parking at Entry
2025-08-10: Everything went fine. In the Brusnik part of canyon, there are lot of trees and debris. When we came to Rocica the water was clear and some pools were washed out so even some jumps were possible. Unfo...
2024-08-03: Really beautiful and varied tour. In the upper part with little water and deep cuts, the route leads to the mouth of the Rocica without long walking passages. The protection was significantly improved...
2024-06-15: Most of the anchor points in the canyon have been changed, single bolts or chains. Beautiful canyon. Poor water quality if there is no rain.
Access: Lower parking lot: Coming from Bovec, in the village of Kobarid, follow the signs for Campinplatz Lazar, cross the Napoleon Bridge onto the left bank of the Soca and continue south to the village of Ladra. In the village, take the third turning on the left (just before the bridge over the Rocica). Drive to the exit of the road and park. Edit 3.08.2024 We were kindly informed by the local residents that the parking spaces at the exit of the road are private property. We simply parked in the village (3min longer exit) in the marked parking spaces. Upper parking lot: From the lower parking lot back to Napoleon Bridge. However, leave it on the left and follow the winding road up to the village of Dreznica. There follow the signs to Kosec. In Kosec there is a marked parking lot for hikers on the left side of the road. If in doubt, simply ask in a friendly manner. Car change =8km,15min. driving time.
Return: After the 60m waterfall, hike a little in the streambed. This is followed by a 5m rappel that is secured with two chain anchors. Then exit right onto the path and follow the stream parallel to the forest for a few more meters until you reach a brick weir step and turn right onto the road back to the car.

Brusnik: Parking at Exit
Access: Lower parking lot: Coming from Bovec, in the village of Kobarid, follow the signs for Campinplatz Lazar, cross the Napoleon Bridge onto the left bank of the Soca and continue south to the village of Ladra. In the village, take the third turning on the left (just before the bridge over the Rocica). Drive to the exit of the road and park. Edit 3.08.2024 We were kindly informed by the local residents that the parking spaces at the exit of the road are private property. We simply parked in the village (3min longer exit) in the marked parking spaces. Upper parking lot: From the lower parking lot back to Napoleon Bridge. However, leave it on the left and follow the winding road up to the village of Dreznica. There follow the signs to Kosec. In Kosec there is a marked parking lot for hikers on the left side of the road. If in doubt, simply ask in a friendly manner. Car change =8km,15min. driving time.
Return: After the 60m waterfall, hike a little in the streambed. This is followed by a 5m rappel that is secured with two chain anchors. Then exit right onto the path and follow the stream parallel to the forest for a few more meters until you reach a brick weir step and turn right onto the road back to the car.

Viniani, Βίνιανη: Canyon Start
Comment: Start unterhalb der alten Bogenbrücke
Approach: Immediately before the sheepfold, turn right down to an arched bridge over the river (5 min.). You can get in here or, better still, save yourself a long gravel slog and the sewage discharge from (Nea-)Viniani and continue on the path for about 1 km, as long as a suitable descent into the streambed is still visible
Tour: Short open canyon without jumps and slides, but not without charm. 4 rappels. Well suited for beginners. Also used commercially.

Viniani, Βίνιανη: Canyon End
Comment: Ankunft im Tauropos Fluß
Return: After the last abseiling point, cross the wide gravel bed to the Tauropos river and follow it (possibly swimming) to the arched bridge (10-15 min.). Get out here and walk up a slope to the 2nd vehicle or to the tarred road

Viniani, Βίνιανη: Waypoint
Comment: alte Brücke über den Tauropos, Ausstieg aus dem Fluß
Approach: Immediately before the sheepfold, turn right down to an arched bridge over the river (5 min.). You can get in here or, better still, save yourself a long gravel slog and the sewage discharge from (Nea-)Viniani and continue on the path for about 1 km, as long as a suitable descent into the streambed is still visible

Viniani, Βίνιανη: Parking at Entry
Access: From Athens, take the A-1 towards Thessaloniki as far as Lamia and then drive west into the Pindos Mountains. Drive around 50 km to Georgios, then take the winding mountain road via Karpenisi down to the Tauropos River. Continue uphill on the road towards Agri(nion). About 3 km after crossing the river (at a small pavilion), the road to (Nea-)Viniani turns off at a sharp angle to the right (north). At the exit of the village or the bypass, a dirt road turns off to the right after a hollow in the terrain, which leads to a sheepfold about 150 m to the north. Shortly before this, there is a good parking space for the car.\nA second car can be parked a little above the arched bridge over the Tauropos. To get there, drive back from the upper parking area onto the tarred road, turn left towards the national road and left again at the pavilion. After a few hundred meters, take a sharp right turn onto a dirt road and follow this until you reach a downhill section that leads to an arched bridge over the river Tauropos. Depending on the condition of the slope, park the car before the steep section. Note: If you are coming from the other (Adriatic) side (Igoumenitsa, Ioannina), you can drive to (Nea-)Viniani via Agri(nion) and the Acheloos reservoir.
Return: After the last abseiling point, cross the wide gravel bed to the Tauropos river and follow it (possibly swimming) to the arched bridge (10-15 min.). Get out here and walk up a slope to the 2nd vehicle or to the tarred road

Viniani, Βίνιανη: Parking at Exit
Access: From Athens, take the A-1 towards Thessaloniki as far as Lamia and then drive west into the Pindos Mountains. Drive around 50 km to Georgios, then take the winding mountain road via Karpenisi down to the Tauropos River. Continue uphill on the road towards Agri(nion). About 3 km after crossing the river (at a small pavilion), the road to (Nea-)Viniani turns off at a sharp angle to the right (north). At the exit of the village or the bypass, a dirt road turns off to the right after a hollow in the terrain, which leads to a sheepfold about 150 m to the north. Shortly before this, there is a good parking space for the car.\nA second car can be parked a little above the arched bridge over the Tauropos. To get there, drive back from the upper parking area onto the tarred road, turn left towards the national road and left again at the pavilion. After a few hundred meters, take a sharp right turn onto a dirt road and follow this until you reach a downhill section that leads to an arched bridge over the river Tauropos. Depending on the condition of the slope, park the car before the steep section. Note: If you are coming from the other (Adriatic) side (Igoumenitsa, Ioannina), you can drive to (Nea-)Viniani via Agri(nion) and the Acheloos reservoir.
Return: After the last abseiling point, cross the wide gravel bed to the Tauropos river and follow it (possibly swimming) to the arched bridge (10-15 min.). Get out here and walk up a slope to the 2nd vehicle or to the tarred road

Vallon: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon (Quelle:
2024-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Descendu à deux en trois heures. Attention avec ce niveau d'eau il y à des pièges dans l'eau, il faut éviter les petits ressauts de 2m...
2024-07-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon ça a bien pris les crues, mais la plupart des amarrages ont bien été placés, un seul a bien ramassé les crues, mais on peut bricoler au...
Approach: See map section with approach and return march in "Photo gallery"
Tour: First descend about 400m in the stream to the first rappel. This is followed by around 20 rappels until you reach the Arvette valley. See also photos and video

Vallon: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon (Quelle:
2024-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Descendu à deux en trois heures. Attention avec ce niveau d'eau il y à des pièges dans l'eau, il faut éviter les petits ressauts de 2m...
2024-07-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon ça a bien pris les crues, mais la plupart des amarrages ont bien été placés, un seul a bien ramassé les crues, mais on peut bricoler au...
Access: From Chambery or Grenogle see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery"
Return: See map section with approach and return march in "Photo gallery"

Vallon: Canyon End
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon (Quelle:
2024-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Descendu à deux en trois heures. Attention avec ce niveau d'eau il y à des pièges dans l'eau, il faut éviter les petits ressauts de 2m...
2024-07-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon ça a bien pris les crues, mais la plupart des amarrages ont bien été placés, un seul a bien ramassé les crues, mais on peut bricoler au...
Return: See map section with approach and return march in "Photo gallery"

Melaghia: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the north-eastern end of the parking lot, we cross the Figarella on a suspension footbridge and follow the path that leads up to the Refuge de l'Ortu di U Piobbu. The path climbs steeply at first, but then flattens out at an altitude of around 740m. After a while it crosses the stream - entry.
Tour: Sequence of smaller waterfalls, which are rappelled from trees in the lower area. There are almost always exit options to the left to a path. Once we reach Figarella, we look for an exit on the other side of the river up to the piste. At the ford at the latest, turn right out onto the slope.

Melaghia: Canyon End
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Return: Down the slope to the parking lot.

Melaghia: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Calvi, we drive past the airport to the Cirque de Bonifatu, where we park the car in the paid parking lot at the exit of the road (IGN "536").
Return: Down the slope to the parking lot.

Melaghia: Waypoint
Comment: Accés au départ et au retour (descente)
Approach: From the north-eastern end of the parking lot, we cross the Figarella on a suspension footbridge and follow the path that leads up to the Refuge de l'Ortu di U Piobbu. The path climbs steeply at first, but then flattens out at an altitude of around 740m. After a while it crosses the stream - entry.

Al Nakhr: Canyon Start

Al Nakhr: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 für Zustieg auf Jabal Shams

Al Nakhr: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 für Ausstieg bei der Ortschaft Nakher (Auto nicht im Kiesbett des Wadis parken!)

Al Nakhr: Canyon End

Choleregrabe: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car straight down into the stream.
Tour: 15 rappels, no possible jumps, but always an opportunity for an emergency exit. Exit at the second bridge on the hiking trail.

Choleregrabe: Canyon End
Return: On the hiking trail back up to the car.

Choleregrabe: Parking at Exit
Access: From Thun, we drive up towards Heiligenschwendi. At altitude 775, the road crosses "our" stream. A few meters before, we park our car at the sawmill (see approach in photo gallery and map).\n\nIt would theoretically be possible, but not "worth it".
Return: On the hiking trail back up to the car.

Choleregrabe: Parking at Entry
Access: From Thun, we drive up towards Heiligenschwendi. At altitude 775, the road crosses "our" stream. A few meters before, we park our car at the sawmill (see approach in photo gallery and map).\n\nIt would theoretically be possible, but not "worth it".
Return: On the hiking trail back up to the car.

Golasecca: Canyon Start
2025-02-18: 1. 5 m 2. 25 m 3. 22 m 4. 25 m 5. 3 m Nice little canyon. Not overgrown, access through sparse holm oak forest. Belays OK. Only the last one is a bit scary but only 3 m, possibly climbable.
Approach: First GR 7 down into the Vallone Madonie. On reaching the Golasecca, a faint track on the orographic right-hand slope of the canyon leads into the canyon (entry) - see Google sketches under photo gallery.
Tour: 5 Rappels, downclimbing 1. 5 m 2. 25 m 3. 22 m 4. 25 m 5. 3 m

Golasecca: Canyon End
2025-02-18: 1. 5 m 2. 25 m 3. 22 m 4. 25 m 5. 3 m Nice little canyon. Not overgrown, access through sparse holm oak forest. Belays OK. Only the last one is a bit scary but only 3 m, possibly climbable.
Return: On the way back - see Google sketches under photo gallery

Halfain: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Halfain Parcouru en deux jours avec bivouac pour se faire plaisir, incroyablement beau .Un point a été ajouté sur le premier fractio de la deu...
Approach: From the village, take a barely visible path on the left bank. Follow it and pass the impressive waterfall above the starting point. The path begins to descend steeply. At the height of a narrow passage (see photos), you will recognize a very airy path that leads back to the foot of the large waterfall.
Tour: Often done in two days and recommended. The relays are not always easy to find and the paths are not always obvious. Several large waterfalls over 100 meters high in a canyon over 1000 meters long. Huge pools. The large waterfall at the starting point can also be descended. That is an adventure in itself. Some say it is the largest waterfall in Arabia. Total Beware of huge floods and rather rare high waters The equipment is good, but not always ideally placed

Halfain: Parking at Entry
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Halfain Parcouru en deux jours avec bivouac pour se faire plaisir, incroyablement beau .Un point a été ajouté sur le premier fractio de la deu...
Comment: in der Ortschaft Al Manakhir
Access: The ascent to Djebel Akdhar must be done in an off-road vehicle, even if the condition of the roads is almost perfect. Conversion approx. 62 km
Return: When you have finished pulling in, walk through the dry wadi. You pass a rough section on the left. Eventually you come to an old falaj, which you follow more or less to the car, alternating with the wadi bed.

Halfain: Parking at Exit
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Halfain Parcouru en deux jours avec bivouac pour se faire plaisir, incroyablement beau .Un point a été ajouté sur le premier fractio de la deu...
Comment: Parkplatz P2 für Ausstieg
Access: The ascent to Djebel Akdhar must be done in an off-road vehicle, even if the condition of the roads is almost perfect. Conversion approx. 62 km
Return: When you have finished pulling in, walk through the dry wadi. You pass a rough section on the left. Eventually you come to an old falaj, which you follow more or less to the car, alternating with the wadi bed.

Halfain: Canyon End
Return: When you have finished pulling in, walk through the dry wadi. You pass a rough section on the left. Eventually you come to an old falaj, which you follow more or less to the car, alternating with the wadi bed.

Apraia: Canyon Start
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Apraia Attenzione il sentiero di uscita basso (quello con navetta) è impraticabile, centinaia di alberi caduti sul sentiero. Da evitare!!!!...
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Approach: From the parking lot, continue along the road on a slope that first runs behind the soccer field and then, after a leftward haipin bend, descends through a chestnut forest into the valley behind the sports field. You reach the exit of the slope at a meadow with two vacation homes on the left (approx. 250 m from the sports field). On the right below the two houses on the edge of the slope is an old house with a barn. Walk along the edge of the meadow in the direction of this barn, past the barn, continue down the ridge and where the path loses itself in the forest, descend to the left without a path to the streambed.
Tour: Despite the long transfer route and the relative remoteness from the usual tourist routes, this tour is worthwhile in a lonely scenic setting. See photos and video.

Apraia: Parking at Entry
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Apraia Attenzione il sentiero di uscita basso (quello con navetta) è impraticabile, centinaia di alberi caduti sul sentiero. Da evitare!!!!...
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Comment: am Sportplatz
Access: If you want to do the whole tour, you will need two vehicles. However, if you get off before the last 40 m waterfall, you only need to drive to the entry point. Parking lot exit: From Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, head north on the SS-445 to Poggio. Turn left here and drive to the Lago di Vagli reservoir. Before the road crosses Torrente Edron on the lower right, a narrow tarred road branches off to the left and leads to Vergaia, a hamlet of a few houses on the northern shore of the lake. In this hamlet, the road passes above the houses and becomes a gravel track. Park your car a few hundred meters further on at a cemetery chapel. Entry to the parking lot: Take a second car back to the junction at the road to the reservoir and continue back to Poggio. Shortly before the village, turn right uphill towards Careggine. Approx. 1 km after Careggine, a road branches off to the right to the sports field (Campi sportivi). Follow this road downhill and just before the sports field turn left along the narrow tarmac road to the entrance of the sports field. Park your car here and the transfer distance is 15.2 km.
Return: After a 40 m high waterfall and an 8 m abseil point, you first walk approx. 100 m further along the streambed and reach another open 40 m waterfall. Here (above this waterfall) you can ascend to the left on an inconspicuous path back to the entry point (not tested by us). Once you have parked the car in Vergaia, however, you can rappel down this beautiful waterfall. Further downstream, you can see a stream flowing in from the left. Turn right here onto a path. A clearly recognizable path above the lake later leads north around a bay and further along the lake towards Vergaia. Another alternative is to be picked up by a boat at the mouth of the stream into the lake; this can be organized with the owner of the Albergo Le Alpi in Vagli di Sotto.

Apraia: Parking at Exit
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Apraia Attenzione il sentiero di uscita basso (quello con navetta) è impraticabile, centinaia di alberi caduti sul sentiero. Da evitare!!!!...
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Comment: beim Friedhof von Vergaia
Access: If you want to do the whole tour, you will need two vehicles. However, if you get off before the last 40 m waterfall, you only need to drive to the entry point. Parking lot exit: From Castelnuovo di Garfagnana, head north on the SS-445 to Poggio. Turn left here and drive to the Lago di Vagli reservoir. Before the road crosses Torrente Edron on the lower right, a narrow tarred road branches off to the left and leads to Vergaia, a hamlet of a few houses on the northern shore of the lake. In this hamlet, the road passes above the houses and becomes a gravel track. Park your car a few hundred meters further on at a cemetery chapel. Entry to the parking lot: Take a second car back to the junction at the road to the reservoir and continue back to Poggio. Shortly before the village, turn right uphill towards Careggine. Approx. 1 km after Careggine, a road branches off to the right to the sports field (Campi sportivi). Follow this road downhill and just before the sports field turn left along the narrow tarmac road to the entrance of the sports field. Park your car here and the transfer distance is 15.2 km.
Return: After a 40 m high waterfall and an 8 m abseil point, you first walk approx. 100 m further along the streambed and reach another open 40 m waterfall. Here (above this waterfall) you can ascend to the left on an inconspicuous path back to the entry point (not tested by us). Once you have parked the car in Vergaia, however, you can rappel down this beautiful waterfall. Further downstream, you can see a stream flowing in from the left. Turn right here onto a path. A clearly recognizable path above the lake later leads north around a bay and further along the lake towards Vergaia. Another alternative is to be picked up by a boat at the mouth of the stream into the lake; this can be organized with the owner of the Albergo Le Alpi in Vagli di Sotto.

Apraia: Canyon End
Comment: wo ein Bach von links einmündet
Return: After a 40 m high waterfall and an 8 m abseil point, you first walk approx. 100 m further along the streambed and reach another open 40 m waterfall. Here (above this waterfall) you can ascend to the left on an inconspicuous path back to the entry point (not tested by us). Once you have parked the car in Vergaia, however, you can rappel down this beautiful waterfall. Further downstream, you can see a stream flowing in from the left. Turn right here onto a path. A clearly recognizable path above the lake later leads north around a bay and further along the lake towards Vergaia. Another alternative is to be picked up by a boat at the mouth of the stream into the lake; this can be organized with the owner of the Albergo Le Alpi in Vagli di Sotto.

Cugnasco (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-01: 4 rocks washed over, no problem for canyonists who know the canyon very well.
2024-09-12: Good trip! Some nice abseils. Anchors are in good condition. The flow was normal today.
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Approach: We continue along the dirt road and after about 350m we come to the houses of Alpe Ronchi. Here we take a few steps downhill, then we see the signpost "Curogna 705" on a white background and a signpost on the right down to "Cugnasco 1h". We would come up here if we only had 1 car available. However, we continue horizontally here, following the signs for "Monti Velloni 1h". The path leads into the forest, but after a few meters it goes uphill to the left, while we take the faint trail that continues more or less horizontally. We pass a stone house on the left and now follow the path, which is sometimes slippery and barely perceptible, then clearly recognizable again. After a ridge, we find ourselves high above the Valle di Cugnasco. We pass - somewhat exposed - a small rock overhang, then continue downhill. Where the path exits abruptly in a narrow rock chute, we climb steeply down to the right of the chute to the stream (can also be rappelled from trees). Luca Nizzola: "If you survive the approach on foot ..."
Tour: The tour begins immediately with the highest and most impressive 55m waterfall (anchor left). After about 16m to the right of the watercourse (but practically in the fall line), there is a comfortable switch, from which you rappel the remaining 43m. This is followed by a small jump (S4). We jammed down the following chute a bit and then jumped. The next rappel (15m) leads left onto a wide ledge. If you want to avoid the following chute, you can take the anchor on the top left above the rock structure (approx. 20m). The following rappel from the block in the narrow chute (C8) can be unpleasant if there is a lot of water. But then you are soon at the last rappel. Here you reach the belay on the right outside the beam after about 8m (possibly with a redirection right above). From here you descend the last 25m almost dry. After about 300m we come to the entry into the Cugnasco inferiore, possibly our exit to the right and up to the parking lot at 450m above sea level. The path starts to the right of a large boulder that lies directly on the right bank.

Cugnasco (superiore): Canyon End
2025-06-01: 4 rocks washed over, no problem for canyonists who know the canyon very well.
2024-09-12: Good trip! Some nice abseils. Anchors are in good condition. The flow was normal today.
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Return: Either as described above right up to the parking lot at 450m above sea level or at the exit of the lower parts right from the slide brake out to the road.

Cugnasco (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-06-01: 4 rocks washed over, no problem for canyonists who know the canyon very well.
2024-09-12: Good trip! Some nice abseils. Anchors are in good condition. The flow was normal today.
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Cugnasco (superiore): Parking at Exit
Access: First as for Cugnasco inferiore: From the Locarno/Bellinzona road, turn off at the bridge over the stream in the village of Cugnasco and drive upstream on the left towards "Medoscio". 200 meters further on, in the parking lot on the left before the second bridge, you can park a car at the canyon exit if you want to add the Cugnasco superiore to the Cugnasco inferiore (450m above sea level). The road now winds steeply up the slope in hairpin bends. After the fourth left hairpin bend and the following right-hand bend, there is a small unpaved parking lot on the right. There are two signs opposite: "Via Medoscio" and a few meters further on "Sentee Colett" (park the lower car here if you only want to walk the upper part of the Cugnasco (450m above sea level). Continue uphill on the tarred road in the other car. After a left-hand bend and a longer straight section, there are 5 successive hairpin bends to the right and just as many to the left. At not quite 700m above sea level, we turn right after a detached house, pass the houses of the hamlet of Curogna on the north side, then keep left and park the second car about 400m after the turn-off (720m above sea level). The approach is also possible by bus, which runs approximately every 2 hours, with slightly shorter intervals in the morning.
Return: Either as described above right up to the parking lot at 450m above sea level or at the exit of the lower parts right from the slide brake out to the road.

Cugnasco (superiore): Parking at Entry
Access: First as for Cugnasco inferiore: From the Locarno/Bellinzona road, turn off at the bridge over the stream in the village of Cugnasco and drive upstream on the left towards "Medoscio". 200 meters further on, in the parking lot on the left before the second bridge, you can park a car at the canyon exit if you want to add the Cugnasco superiore to the Cugnasco inferiore (450m above sea level). The road now winds steeply up the slope in hairpin bends. After the fourth left hairpin bend and the following right-hand bend, there is a small unpaved parking lot on the right. There are two signs opposite: "Via Medoscio" and a few meters further on "Sentee Colett" (park the lower car here if you only want to walk the upper part of the Cugnasco (450m above sea level). Continue uphill on the tarred road in the other car. After a left-hand bend and a longer straight section, there are 5 successive hairpin bends to the right and just as many to the left. At not quite 700m above sea level, we turn right after a detached house, pass the houses of the hamlet of Curogna on the north side, then keep left and park the second car about 400m after the turn-off (720m above sea level). The approach is also possible by bus, which runs approximately every 2 hours, with slightly shorter intervals in the morning.
Return: Either as described above right up to the parking lot at 450m above sea level or at the exit of the lower parts right from the slide brake out to the road.

Buuschebach: Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 take the hiking trail down to the bridge (entry).
Tour: First several hundred meters in the open streambed before the stream gorges. After about half of the total distance, about 6 smaller rappels follow to the exit of the canyon. There can be dangerous situations at the intake pumps if the water flow is high enough (e.g. due to dead wood). Access to several anchors is also not easy in some places. For this reason, it is advisable to make the ascent at the end of summer/beginning of fall, when there is less water. Before the inflow of the Morgetebach stream, we pass a water drain. It feeds the turbine of a small power station that used to supply electricity to the now demolished Weissenburgbad hotel building. It is still in operation today.

Buuschebach: Canyon End
Return: At the confluence with the Morgetebach stream coming from the right, turn right (890m altitude) onto the hiking trail. We ignore a second bridge over the Buuschebach and always keep left at the following forks. At a house, we step onto a meadow, then keep left towards a stream and, after crossing it, climb 80 meters uphill to the road, where we turn right to our (possibly lower) car at P. With the alternative route (car for the exit in Weissenburgberg - P2), the descent remains the same until the second bridge. At the first junction, we also keep left (to the right would be the meagre remains of the former Weissenburgbad). At the next fork, however, we would keep right and - keeping left at the beginning of the meadow - come directly to the car at P2 (see map)

Sparchenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we cross the road towards the bridge and then take the path up into the Kaisertal valley. After an ascent of around 25 minutes (approx. 150 vertical meters), we turn right towards the Tischofer cave. A little later, shortly before the first right-hand serpentine, we turn left onto a path that takes us across the meadow to a water pipe that leads - almost flat - into the valley of the Sparchenbach stream. If the prohibition of passage, which apparently only serves as an exclusion of liability, hinders you, do not turn off the main path towards Kaisertal, but continue uphill, past the Veitenhof inn to the hamlet with the Pfandl inn. A few meters after Gasthof Pfandl, a slope branches off to the right down to Sparchenbach (towards Klaushütte). No matter which path we take, we reach the Sparchenbach and can descend into the streambed before reaching the water drainage.
Tour: River walk in an initially relatively open valley until the river increasingly carves its way between towering walls. A 3m waterfall invites you to jump, but can also be bypassed.

Sparchenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the Inntalautobahn (A12) via exit 1 Kufstein Nord. At the traffic circle we take the (3rd) exit onto the B175 heading NE. 450 m further on we cross the Sparchenbach, but then continue for another 570 m to turn right into Kaiserbachstraße at the exit of the forest. 700 m further on - before reaching the bridge over the Sparchenbach - we come to a parking lot for hikers who want to explore the Kaisertal. We park our car here.
Return: Left up to the road bridge and over the bridge to the car.

Sparchenbach: Canyon End
Return: Left up to the road bridge and over the bridge to the car.

Ladral: Canyon Start
2023-08-12: Actually, only the part above the bridge from the approach and the abseils afterwards are worthwhile. Much seems to have collapsed and it is also not really beautiful.
Approach: We climb up the orographic right-hand slope without a path until we reach a path coming up from the left at an altitude of around 1900m. We cross "our" stream at an altitude of around 2000m by following it uphill to the right. Now follow the stream uphill without a path to the entry point at 2040m.
Tour: A total of about 20 rappels, whereby the lower, more indented part seems more interesting.

Ladral: Canyon End
2023-08-12: Actually, only the part above the bridge from the approach and the abseils afterwards are worthwhile. Much seems to have collapsed and it is also not really beautiful.
Return: Where the streambed widens, turn right at a suitable point and cross the meadow to the car.

Torrente Poschiadea: Canyon Start
2024-09-08: Directions adapted. Park at the generator house because the neighbor on the upper road is not happy when his property is parked on. A nice hiking gorge with some water and a few dips and jumps
Approach: Follow the forest road uphill, keeping right at the first fork. Follow the marked hiking trail to a ford just before the mountain station of the wooden cable car (sign Stua)
Tour: Left of the tree, rappel 15m or downclimb 50m behind it. Rappel 7m from anchor on the left, then small jumps to a chain anchor on the right from which you descend 8m. A longer hike follows with the inflow from the Canal di Mezzo which more than doubles the water flow. 8m jump or rappel left from chain anchor (anchors available for deviation). Siphoned basin, be careful with high water levels. Downclimb and rappel 10m from the right over sloping rock slabs. Continue downclimbing and jumping until you reach a rockfall zone with large boulders. Abseil 5m into the gap on the left, then climb around the next 3 waterfalls on the right (there are 3 more rappels here, take a drill with you :) ). The Rio di Peschis comes in from the right, possibly also interesting as a canyoning tour. After a few downclimbs and small jumps, the canyon narrows again - another slide and a 2m rappel/jump (anchor for traverse on the right) until you reach the dam with water drainage. There are 5 more nice jumps up to 6m before the canyon exits.

Torrente Poschiadea: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-08: Directions adapted. Park at the generator house because the neighbor on the upper road is not happy when his property is parked on. A nice hiking gorge with some water and a few dips and jumps
Comment: Parkplatz vor Fahrverbot
Access: Take the A23 to the Carnia exit, then the SS52 to Tolmezzo and via Villa Santina and Ampezzo to Forni di Sotto. Drive through the village and turn sharp left after the end of the village (signs Campo Sportivo etc.). Follow this road until you reach the first houses, then turn right and follow the road until you reach a brick ford over the Tagliamento. If the ground clearance of the car allows, cross the ford and turn left behind it and drive to the generator house at Rio Poschiadea and park there. Directly at the generator house there is an inconspicuous path up to the forest road.
Return: Follow the streambed until you reach the power station house on the right. Behind the house, take the path back to the parking lot

Torrente Poschiadea: Canyon End
2024-09-08: Directions adapted. Park at the generator house because the neighbor on the upper road is not happy when his property is parked on. A nice hiking gorge with some water and a few dips and jumps
Return: Follow the streambed until you reach the power station house on the right. Behind the house, take the path back to the parking lot

Rio Garmoran: Canyon Start
2024-10-06: Walked today. A nice canyon with some climbing and walking passages. When there is a lot of water in Friuli, it's a nice opportunity to do something.
Approach: Only briefly follow the sand road into the valley of the Rio Nembrinette, when the road leaves the streambed, turn right onto a small path (small cairn, path is narrow but clear). Follow this path steeply to an abandoned mountain pasture, then cross less steeply into the valley of the Rio Garmoran (many red markings at the end). When you reach the rocky dry bed of the Rio Teis, descend. Entry above a beautiful plunge pool.
Tour: 3m jump into a nice round pool, then a short slide into another deep but small pool. The water then seeps away and a long hiking/climbing section begins with a short 10m tree abseil. When the water reappears, a few short slides and downclimbs follow, and a few jumps are also possible. A 20m drop is rappelled from 2 anchors on the left, then a short downclimb/hike until you reach the last high drop into the Rio da Cout valley: a short downclimb, then an 18m rappel from the left (the narrow pool is jumpable, but the drop afterwards is not), then a 50m rappel from two anchors on the right over a beautiful waterfall. From here it's just hiking/downclimbing with two possible jumps.

Rio Garmoran: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-06: Walked today. A nice canyon with some climbing and walking passages. When there is a lot of water in Friuli, it's a nice opportunity to do something.
Comment: Parkplatz an der Mündung Rio Nembriette/Rio da Cout
Access: Take the A23 to the Carnia exit, then follow the main road briefly in the direction of Tolmezzo. After Cavazzo Carnia, turn off and follow the signs for Gemona, turn right in Somplago and drive along Lago di Cavazzo to the campsite. After the campsite, drive under the highway bridge and then immediately turn right onto a sand road - follow this sand road to the parking entry.
Return: Through the streambed back to the starting point

Rio Garmoran: Canyon End
2024-10-06: Walked today. A nice canyon with some climbing and walking passages. When there is a lot of water in Friuli, it's a nice opportunity to do something.
Return: Through the streambed back to the starting point

Vallon Mean Martin: Canyon Start
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2024-09-30: Everything okay, beautiful!
2024-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon [Méan-Martin] On a fait plusieurs morceaux de la première partie. On a shunté des zone où il n'y avait pas de points pour des ressauts...
Tour: Almost 20 rappels, lots of downclimbing, narrow and slippery

Vallon Mean Martin: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-09-30: Everything okay, beautiful!
2024-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon [Méan-Martin] On a fait plusieurs morceaux de la première partie. On a shunté des zone où il n'y avait pas de points pour des ressauts...
Return: Exit at the water drainage system

Vallon Mean Martin: Canyon End
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2024-09-30: Everything okay, beautiful!
2024-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon [Méan-Martin] On a fait plusieurs morceaux de la première partie. On a shunté des zone où il n'y avait pas de points pour des ressauts...
Return: Exit at the water drainage system

Ciol de la Meda: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: On the first rappel, do not detach from the rope after the two puddles, as the third puddle would be a very precise dive, but with a very slippery start. If you do, you can ascend for a few meters up...
2024-08-11: Need some bolt replace. Just sufficiently to go..
2023-06-10: All stands ok, on the last rappel before the block chaos we took a tree because we have not found a stand. Quite nice tour with a small narrow gorge between them. Very well combinable with Stuet, Ciro...
Approach: Cross the Torrente Settimana and follow the marked hiking trail 375 uphill on the other side. After several steep hairpin bends, the path leads briefly downhill, branch off here from the marked path onto an indistinct trail and follow this for about 300m. Just before the path turns into a steep meadow, descend steeply to the streambed on the right.
Tour: Downclimb briefly in the boulder bed before reaching the first rappel on the left.\n13 rappels up to max. 22m. Several small slides and possible jumps in a low gorge. The rock was extremely slippery during our ascent.

Ciol de la Meda: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-12: On the first rappel, do not detach from the rope after the two puddles, as the third puddle would be a very precise dive, but with a very slippery start. If you do, you can ascend for a few meters up...
2024-08-11: Need some bolt replace. Just sufficiently to go..
2023-06-10: All stands ok, on the last rappel before the block chaos we took a tree because we have not found a stand. Quite nice tour with a small narrow gorge between them. Very well combinable with Stuet, Ciro...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Picknickplatz
Access: From Claut into the Val Settimana, follow the road to the Ponte del Chiarter bridge and then continue for about 1km to a parking lot under the Ciol de Pes waterfall.

Ciol de la Meda: Canyon End
2025-10-12: On the first rappel, do not detach from the rope after the two puddles, as the third puddle would be a very precise dive, but with a very slippery start. If you do, you can ascend for a few meters up...
2024-08-11: Need some bolt replace. Just sufficiently to go..
2023-06-10: All stands ok, on the last rappel before the block chaos we took a tree because we have not found a stand. Quite nice tour with a small narrow gorge between them. Very well combinable with Stuet, Ciro...

Sandezanne: Canyon Start
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Approach: First take the hiking trail to the left of the bridge to the north, then turn left and climb steeply up to the meadow without a path. Follow the edge of the forest to the entry point.
Tour: C6 - C25 - C5 - C45, see also photos and video

Sandezanne: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-03-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sandezanne Descendu au soleil. Canyon hyper glissant...Il est maintenant sur la limite avec le parc protégé du Haut-Jura, donc en théorie inte...
Return: After the 45m rappel, take the path to the right, past a grotto and then onto a path that leads to the bridge.\n\t

Sandezanne: Canyon End
2025-03-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sandezanne Descendu au soleil. Canyon hyper glissant...Il est maintenant sur la limite avec le parc protégé du Haut-Jura, donc en théorie inte...
Return: After the 45m rappel, take the path to the right, past a grotto and then onto a path that leads to the bridge.\n\t

Suhodo: Canyon Start
Approach: The tracks to the stream, along the stream into the canyon.
Tour: First a lot of walking and downclimbing, in the lower parts attractive rappels down to the Tara River.

Suhodo: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 (Ausstieg) für Jezerac u. Suhodo
Access: See Google aerial view in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: Down the Tara to the campsite where the car is parked for the exit.

Suhodo: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 (Einstieg)
Return: Down the Tara to the campsite where the car is parked for the exit.

Suhodo: Canyon End
Return: Down the Tara to the campsite where the car is parked for the exit.

Grandvallon: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approach on the road or hiking trail, if not implemented
Tour: Sequence of several rappels with a running route at the exit.

Grandvallon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery"; implementation also possible, but dispensable.
Return: Before the road bridge, turn left out to the car

Grandvallon: Canyon End
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Return: Before the road bridge, turn left out to the car

Nociu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot in a southerly direction uphill through the village we come to the chapel of St. Antoine. Passing it on the left, we pass a water reservoir and then a small dam wall with a wash house on the left. Following the mule track, we pass another small dam wall at 445 m above sea level. Here the path bends in a westerly direction, then describes a slight curve in a westerly direction. At 588m above sea level, we take the path to the right (key point for access!), which first crosses the Ruisseau de Stollu (583m old) at about the same altitude and then continues uphill over a rocky terrain into a chestnut forest. Here we look for a path down into the stream.\nThere we walk downhill to the beginning of the Verengeng (entry).
Tour: About 10-12 rappels in a rugged canyon. Once at the bottom, the Ruisseau de Stollu flows in from the right, which is also accessible (see description there). Later, the Ruisseau de Campucassu flows in from the left.

Nociu: Canyon End
Return: On its orographic left bank, ascend a few meters; here a path leads to the ridge to the north. We follow this uphill for about 20 meters and then take the faint track that goes under the rock faces on the right. Follow the path that slowly descends towards the Raghiunti flowing below until you reach the river; then go up again, around a rocky outcrop, and you will come to a mule track that leads you down to the old stone bridge over the Raghiunti (Pont de Case Cocchie - 400m a.s.l.) Instead of getting off here to go up to Sorio, you can continue down the Raghiunti in the streambed until you reach the road bridge on the D62 (approx. 1 hour). In the lower Raghiunti, there is a rappel in front of a dilapidated mill (C9) and a short underground passage (C5 and C3) just before the road bridge (Pont de Briacale). Follow the road in a north-easterly direction up to Sorio.

Cascadesde Luizet: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the upper car we always take the path that leads downhill, the last few meters without a path, see map sketch access in "Photo gallery"
Tour: C13 - C2 - downclimb - C12 - C60; see photos and videos

Cascadesde Luizet: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Auto für Zustieg
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation.
Return: From the foot of the final waterfall, take the path to the car at P2.

Cascadesde Luizet: Parking at Exit
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Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation.
Return: From the foot of the final waterfall, take the path to the car at P2.

Cascadesde Luizet: Canyon End
Return: From the foot of the final waterfall, take the path to the car at P2.

Cascadede Radule: Canyon Start
Approach: see map under "Photo gallery"
Tour: see video and photos

Cascadede Radule: Canyon End
Return: see map under "Photo gallery"

Lanterna sup. (I): Canyon Start
2026-02-16: Also attractive as a winter canyon. Much less water, but crystal clear. Lots of ice, not all stands found. Many (too many) steel cables in the lower part. Access / return via ski area (Dosso dei Vett...
Approach: Follow the path on the east side of the Laterna upwards, later following the yellow markings (especially arrows) under the rock faces near the stream. The entry is to the right (north) of the side stream; if the entry is too exposed and slippery, you can rappel 15 m from the tree into the bottom of the gorge.
Tour: Generally a good flow of cold, gray glacier water. The belays are inadequate when there is a lot of water flow and abseiling can then no longer take place outside the "stream". There is an emergency exit to the left about halfway down, see video.

Lanterna sup. (I): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-16: Also attractive as a winter canyon. Much less water, but crystal clear. Lots of ice, not all stands found. Many (too many) steel cables in the lower part. Access / return via ski area (Dosso dei Vett...
Comment: Großer Parkplatz bei Restaurant Edelweiss
Access: From Sondrio head north towards Chiesa in Valmalenco. Pass this village, which lies on the other side of the river, and immediately after crossing the stream coming from the east, turn right towards Lanzada, Tornadri. After these villages, continue on a steep ascent with many hairpin bends. After passing through several tunnels, we reach a large parking lot with a restaurant. Turn left here, cross the Cormor to Franscia and park near the bridge over the Laterna (30 km from Sondrio).
Return: Before reaching the water intake at the power station, turn right.

Lanterna sup. (I): Canyon End
2026-02-16: Also attractive as a winter canyon. Much less water, but crystal clear. Lots of ice, not all stands found. Many (too many) steel cables in the lower part. Access / return via ski area (Dosso dei Vett...
Return: Before reaching the water intake at the power station, turn right.

Qasheh: Canyon Start
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Qasheh: Parking at Entry
Comment: Zustieg

Qasheh: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstieg

Qasheh: Canyon End

Rio Bordaglia: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend briefly into the streambed of the T. Degano, cross it and hike on the other side to the bridge over the Rio Bordaglio. On the orographic right bank, the nature trail built in 2014 (viewing platforms, wire ropes) leads up the edge of the gorge, which you follow to the upper end of the gorge.
Tour: * 5m rappel from tree on the left * 6m rappel from anchor left * 2m jump * 7m rappel from anchor left * 3m downclimb * 3m slippery downclimb * 3m jump or rappel from normal hook right

Rio Bordaglia: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the E55 to Carnia, then turn off onto the SS52 to Villa Santina. In Villa Santina, take the SR355 via Ovaro to Forni Avoltri. Immediately after the bridge, take a sharp right towards Pierabech. Follow the road to a large parking lot near an information board about the Rio Bordaglio nature trail.

Rio Bordaglia: Canyon End

Meienreuss (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the exit of the avalanche gallery, we walk back 270 m and then take the footpath that leads down to a wooden footbridge over the Meienreuss. Below the path, we climb into the streambed.
Tour: Partly laborious downclimbing of the granite blocks, but several possible jumps. Attractive ambience.

Meienreuss (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: After passing under 3 bridges, we come to 3 bridges again at the exit of the canyon. After the third (old road) bridge, turn right up to the car.

Meienreuss (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: On the A 2 or A 4 highway in the direction of St. Gotthard. The two highways walk together at the south-eastern end of Lake Lucerne (about 2 km north-west of the municipality of Altdorf). From here you drive another 55.5 km towards the Gotthard and then leave the A 2 at the Wassen exit.\nTurn left here onto the old Gotthard road, drive under the A 2 and 600 m after the underpass park your car in front of the old bridge over the Meienreuss.\nReturn with a second vehicle and drive into the center of the village of Wassen. About 100 m after the center (and 1.5 km from the lower car) we turn right onto the Sustenstraße, which takes us up towards Meiental. 2.5 km after the turn-off in Wassen, we come out of a long avalanche gallery and park the second car here at the roadside (parking bay).
Return: After passing under 3 bridges, we come to 3 bridges again at the exit of the canyon. After the third (old road) bridge, turn right up to the car.

Meienreuss (inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: On the A 2 or A 4 highway in the direction of St. Gotthard. The two highways walk together at the south-eastern end of Lake Lucerne (about 2 km north-west of the municipality of Altdorf). From here you drive another 55.5 km towards the Gotthard and then leave the A 2 at the Wassen exit.\nTurn left here onto the old Gotthard road, drive under the A 2 and 600 m after the underpass park your car in front of the old bridge over the Meienreuss.\nReturn with a second vehicle and drive into the center of the village of Wassen. About 100 m after the center (and 1.5 km from the lower car) we turn right onto the Sustenstraße, which takes us up towards Meiental. 2.5 km after the turn-off in Wassen, we come out of a long avalanche gallery and park the second car here at the roadside (parking bay).
Return: After passing under 3 bridges, we come to 3 bridges again at the exit of the canyon. After the third (old road) bridge, turn right up to the car.

Sadacla: Canyon Start
Approach: On foot, we first follow the field path to two houses, pass them and continue walking in the same direction. We come across "our" stream and follow it downstream without a path. Shortly after passing under a power line, the terrain drops steeply and we reach the entry point.
Tour: Several longer rappels (6 in total) down to the Pieve valley.

Sadacla: Canyon End
Return: Once in the valley, we take the dirt road to the right at a bridge and reach the road and the car after a few meters.

Sadacla: Parking at Exit
Access: From Riva del Garda on the SS240, past Lake Ledro and through Storo, we reach the Fiume Pieve after a total of around 35 km, cross it and meet the SS237 on the other bank, which we follow to the NNE. After another 13 km or so, we come to the village of Argro and negotiate a striking double hairpin bend. Immediately afterwards, we turn right at the houses on the right-hand side of the road onto a smaller road. About 150m further on, the road bends to the right in front of a house with a fish farm before crossing the Fiume Pieve a few meters further on in a left-hand bend. In this left-hand bend, we park the car in a suitable place for the exit (exit parking lot). Continue for 1km in the second car; then turn right. The road now leads uphill through the forest. 800m after this turn-off, at the exit of a left-hand serpentine, a dirt road turns off to the right - in a southerly direction. We leave our second car here (parking lot for access).
Return: Once in the valley, we take the dirt road to the right at a bridge and reach the road and the car after a few meters.

Sadacla: Parking at Entry
Access: From Riva del Garda on the SS240, past Lake Ledro and through Storo, we reach the Fiume Pieve after a total of around 35 km, cross it and meet the SS237 on the other bank, which we follow to the NNE. After another 13 km or so, we come to the village of Argro and negotiate a striking double hairpin bend. Immediately afterwards, we turn right at the houses on the right-hand side of the road onto a smaller road. About 150m further on, the road bends to the right in front of a house with a fish farm before crossing the Fiume Pieve a few meters further on in a left-hand bend. In this left-hand bend, we park the car in a suitable place for the exit (exit parking lot). Continue for 1km in the second car; then turn right. The road now leads uphill through the forest. 800m after this turn-off, at the exit of a left-hand serpentine, a dirt road turns off to the right - in a southerly direction. We leave our second car here (parking lot for access).
Return: Once in the valley, we take the dirt road to the right at a bridge and reach the road and the car after a few meters.

Chaude: Canyon Start
Approach: see map and topographic view at https://ankanionla-madinina.com/ravine-chaude/

Chaude: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the tour, turn left and return along the approach route

Chaude: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: siehe:
Return: At the exit of the tour, turn left and return along the approach route

Tsigenorema A,Φαραγγι Τσιγγενορεμα A: Canyon Start
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Approach: See Google aerial image in "Links
Tour: Around 30, mostly smaller rappels, plus many small steps, most of which are slideable and jumpable. See also photos and videos

Tsigenorema A,Φαραγγι Τσιγγενορεμα A: Parking at Exit
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Access: See Google aerial image in "Links", also for implementation
Return: See Google aerial image in "Links

Tsigenorema A,Φαραγγι Τσιγγενορεμα A: Parking at Entry
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2024-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsigenorema Beautiful canyon! However, as the report below says, 90% of the anchors are gone, it looks like flood damage. We did the full desc...
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Return: See Google aerial image in "Links

Tsigenorema A,Φαραγγι Τσιγγενορεμα A: Canyon End
Return: See Google aerial image in "Links

Rots de Balme: Canyon Start
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Approach: Right at the junction (signpost), a path begins that leads us to the stream
Tour: Attractive, varied canyon - heavily frequented, also used commercially. Seasonal bans when water levels are low (see: ) Several parts in the upper section, fun stream in the lower part

Rots de Balme: Canyon End
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Return: After the second part (without a real rappel) left out and to the bridge.

Rots de Balme: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Geneva on the A 40 in the direction of Sallanches, Chamonix. Take exit 19 (" ... Flaine") and then turn right onto the N 205 and after about 2 km turn left onto the D 6 to Flaine. Leave one vehicle at the bridge. With the other one, continue uphill in serpentines. In the third hairpin bend to the right, a small road branches off to the left. Park the second vehicle here (approx. 2 km after the lower parking lot).
Return: After the second part (without a real rappel) left out and to the bridge.

Rots de Balme: Waypoint
Comment: Début de la zone des "toboggans" (descente)
Approach: Right at the junction (signpost), a path begins that leads us to the stream

Rots de Balme: Parking at Entry
Access: From Geneva on the A 40 in the direction of Sallanches, Chamonix. Take exit 19 (" ... Flaine") and then turn right onto the N 205 and after about 2 km turn left onto the D 6 to Flaine. Leave one vehicle at the bridge. With the other one, continue uphill in serpentines. In the third hairpin bend to the right, a small road branches off to the left. Park the second vehicle here (approx. 2 km after the lower parking lot).
Return: After the second part (without a real rappel) left out and to the bridge.

Ranciara: Canyon Start
2025-03-29: Forra Laudani Very short but beautiful canyon. The stream later flows into the Gole Aranciara. From Limina, follow the wide road to the exit of the asphalt 37°56.72708'N, 15°15.22607'E. Park here...
Approach: see photo gallery - you reach the river at the confluence of the two headwater streams and can then walk uphill a little in the orographic left-hand stream.
Tour: See video - the first short rappel with the bad anchors can be bypassed on the right; at the 20m waterfall on the top left, it is easy to change over. For rappels in the stream of the waterfall, chain anchor on the boulder in the middle.

Ranciara: Canyon End
2025-03-29: Forra Laudani Very short but beautiful canyon. The stream later flows into the Gole Aranciara. From Limina, follow the wide road to the exit of the asphalt 37°56.72708'N, 15°15.22607'E. Park here...
Return: Before the bridge, turn left up the gravel gully and then a few meters steeply uphill to the old road, left on this and up to the new road. Turn right there to the car.

Ranciara: Parking at Entry
2025-03-29: Forra Laudani Very short but beautiful canyon. The stream later flows into the Gole Aranciara. From Limina, follow the wide road to the exit of the asphalt 37°56.72708'N, 15°15.22607'E. Park here...
Access: From the coastal road SS114 (Messina-Taormina) turn off at San Franzesco di Paola onto the SP12 inland towards Antillo - see After the bridge over the Agro, park your car on the right in front of the house. For a possible realization see map and photo gallery
Return: Before the bridge, turn left up the gravel gully and then a few meters steeply uphill to the old road, left on this and up to the new road. Turn right there to the car.

Ranciara: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: wenn Umsetzung, dann nur für Ausstieg
Access: From the coastal road SS114 (Messina-Taormina) turn off at San Franzesco di Paola onto the SP12 inland towards Antillo - see After the bridge over the Agro, park your car on the right in front of the house. For a possible realization see map and photo gallery
Return: Before the bridge, turn left up the gravel gully and then a few meters steeply uphill to the old road, left on this and up to the new road. Turn right there to the car.

Masca: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por la pista de Bica, justo antes de llegar sale a la izquierda un sendero que nos llevará hasta la cabecera del barranco
Tour: Ver topo. El anclaje del pasamanos que evita la poza previa a R2 fue saboteado.

Masca: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la derecha al pasamanos instalado para remontar unos metros , continuaremos pegados a la pared hasta las escaleras que nos dejan en la pista asfaltada, por la que bajaremos a la carretera.

Acipayam Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: see Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery" alternatively:
Tour:

Acipayam Kanyonu: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: https://youtu.be/TWUvLEfs2Ic (drone from below to the exit of the canyon)

Acipayam Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: https://youtu.be/TWUvLEfs2Ic (drone from below to the exit of the canyon)

Adaca: Canyon Start
Tour: 12 Rappels

Adaca: Parking Entry and Exit

Adaca: Canyon End

Ciaconu: Canyon Start
Approach: Access directly into the stream.
Tour: Up to 12 rappels, but insufficiently secured. Longer sections of climbing and walking.

Ciaconu: Canyon End
Return: Get off at the bridge and go straight to the car.

Quellenschlucht: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked waterfall path to the Hesshütte. Before the first aluminum ladder of the waterfall path, turn right into the ditch above the Quellenschlucht gorge.

Quellenschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Wasserfallweg/Hesshütte
Access: Follow the Gesäusebundesstrasse between Hieflau and Admont to the large hikers' parking lot at the Hesshütte (near Gstatterboden power station).

Quellenschlucht: Canyon End

Chli Schliere: Canyon Start
2026-01-02: Very icy. Stones in the main stream slippery. Crampons or at least grötel obligatory.
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Approach: From the car at the turning area near the barn (730 m above sea level), take the horizontal hiking trail in a westerly direction until you reach the streambed at the bridge - finally descending in serpentines. If you only have 1 car available, drive as far up the orographic right bank as possible, finally along a gravel road to the indicated parking lot. At the exit of the gravel road, follow the path on the orographic right bank for just under an hour to the entry point at the bridge.
Tour: So-called fun canyon; but when the water level is high, it is not always easy to swim out of some of the eddies. Be careful when jumping (Harakiri) into the third pool (S 3). Be sure to check the pool below the water surface as there is a rock that is invisible due to the turbidity of the water. Possible jumps are on the far right of the rock face, as there is a large rock under the waterfall in the remaining area. At the 6th pool (C4/S3) you can jump and slide down the wall on the so-called jumpslide. Heavily frequented commercially, especially in summer and at weekends. The flow rate should not exceed 400l/s! When it rains, the level paths extremely quickly.

Chli Schliere: Canyon End
2026-01-02: Very icy. Stones in the main stream slippery. Crampons or at least grötel obligatory.
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Return: At the exit of the canyon at the first slide brake, turn right onto the path and continue to the car.

Chli Schliere: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-02: Very icy. Stones in the main stream slippery. Crampons or at least grötel obligatory.
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Comment: Parkplatz für Zu- und Ausstieg oder Parkplatz für unteres Auto beim Shuttle
Access: Via Lucerne; about 20 km southwards then turn right off the highway in the direction of Interlaken, Sarnen. Approx. 3 km later, turn off again towards Alpnach. At the beginning of the village you cross the Chli Schliere on a bridge. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the dam road and follow the orographic right bank of the Chli Schliere upstream as far as you can (approx. 3 km to the Kehrplatz). Description Shuttle: There is also a driveway on the orographic right side of the Chli Schliere up to the hamlet of Moosmatt (825 m a.s.l.) From here, largely horizontal access via footpath to the bridge (commercial practice).\nWith a second car, return a good 2 km along the access road. At the bridge, change to the other side of the stream and - initially along the banks of the Chli Schliere again - continue uphill in (6) serpentines until you reach a barn with a turning area after 3.2 km (from the bridge).
Return: At the exit of the canyon at the first slide brake, turn right onto the path and continue to the car.

Chli Schliere: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für oberes Auto bei Shuttle
Access: Via Lucerne; about 20 km southwards then turn right off the highway in the direction of Interlaken, Sarnen. Approx. 3 km later, turn off again towards Alpnach. At the beginning of the village you cross the Chli Schliere on a bridge. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the dam road and follow the orographic right bank of the Chli Schliere upstream as far as you can (approx. 3 km to the Kehrplatz). Description Shuttle: There is also a driveway on the orographic right side of the Chli Schliere up to the hamlet of Moosmatt (825 m a.s.l.) From here, largely horizontal access via footpath to the bridge (commercial practice).\nWith a second car, return a good 2 km along the access road. At the bridge, change to the other side of the stream and - initially along the banks of the Chli Schliere again - continue uphill in (6) serpentines until you reach a barn with a turning area after 3.2 km (from the bridge).
Return: At the exit of the canyon at the first slide brake, turn right onto the path and continue to the car.

Chli Schliere: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Alternativer Parkplatz für oberes Auto. Rücksichtsvoll parken!
Access: Via Lucerne; about 20 km southwards then turn right off the highway in the direction of Interlaken, Sarnen. Approx. 3 km later, turn off again towards Alpnach. At the beginning of the village you cross the Chli Schliere on a bridge. Immediately after the bridge, turn right onto the dam road and follow the orographic right bank of the Chli Schliere upstream as far as you can (approx. 3 km to the Kehrplatz). Description Shuttle: There is also a driveway on the orographic right side of the Chli Schliere up to the hamlet of Moosmatt (825 m a.s.l.) From here, largely horizontal access via footpath to the bridge (commercial practice).\nWith a second car, return a good 2 km along the access road. At the bridge, change to the other side of the stream and - initially along the banks of the Chli Schliere again - continue uphill in (6) serpentines until you reach a barn with a turning area after 3.2 km (from the bridge).

Grabovica: Canyon Start
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grabovica Very nice canyon, lots of arches. We had to add some anchors. Flow high, some water movements, excellent conditions to do it, but ve...
2024-05-24: 2 stands repaired, others in order. Good water level. Final waterfall orog. left, with intermediate belaystation (30/35)dry rappel.
Approach: We cross the new road and enter the canyon directly
Tour: Some natural arches, swimming passages and running sections. Smaller steps up to the 60m final abseil

Grabovica: Parking at Exit
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grabovica Very nice canyon, lots of arches. We had to add some anchors. Flow high, some water movements, excellent conditions to do it, but ve...
2024-05-24: 2 stands repaired, others in order. Good water level. Final waterfall orog. left, with intermediate belaystation (30/35)dry rappel.
Comment: P für Ausstieg Grabovica
Access: See Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for implementation.
Return: Downhill in the stream; turn left at the bridge and go to the car

Grabovica: Parking at Entry
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Grabovica Very nice canyon, lots of arches. We had to add some anchors. Flow high, some water movements, excellent conditions to do it, but ve...
2024-05-24: 2 stands repaired, others in order. Good water level. Final waterfall orog. left, with intermediate belaystation (30/35)dry rappel.
Comment: P Zustieg
Access: See Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for implementation.
Return: Downhill in the stream; turn left at the bridge and go to the car

Grabovica: Canyon End
Return: Downhill in the stream; turn left at the bridge and go to the car

Maltaschlucht: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot past the inn --> past the next small hut through the forest up to the road --> continue to the marked sign --> here a path (barrier) branches off (right) after 50m --> follow the path to the stream.
Tour: Very short but rewarding tour, possible jumps up to 17m. All passages are visible from the hiking trail. Clear landowners/hunting tenants At the beginning you can climb up to the first waterfall after a small climbing passage (right) --> slide or jump possible --> after a short walking passages and small tobogans you come to a place that you should definitely look at beforehand (washing machine) --> on the right side there is a rope traverse from which you can see the place well --> here the first person should have white water swimming skills in order to be able to set up a rope ferry if necessary --> the first person should have white water swimming skills. If you get into the circular return flow, you need strength to be able to swim out again --> the next point is not very dangerous --> however, you are briefly flushed under water (slide with underwash) --> short walking passages.

Maltaschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Gasthaus Fallerhütte
Access: Exit the A10 in Gmünd into the Maltatal and drive to the toll booth at the bottom of the valley --> Parking in front of the inn. at the water features (left side).
Return: After the walking section, head left along the forest path to the road and through the forest back to the inn and parking lot --> or follow the course of the water until you reach an abseiling point on the left (R15li) and then another jump (be careful!) into large pools --> the way back leads along the forest path on the left to the parking lot.

Maltaschlucht: Canyon End
Return: After the walking section, head left along the forest path to the road and through the forest back to the inn and parking lot --> or follow the course of the water until you reach an abseiling point on the left (R15li) and then another jump (be careful!) into large pools --> the way back leads along the forest path on the left to the parking lot.

Edelbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the steep hiking trail up to the Stabalm and straight ahead on the road to the entry. If you want to enter the cave, you have to descend at the gravel patch to a small fir tree with a square block (approx. 10-15m before the first drop. The branches cover the anchor.
Tour: Level: At the first belaystation, the Edelbächlein stream on the left may only splash weakly over the rocky outcrop. Note: If the first narrow section is just fine, then it is better to get out at the next emergency exit. If necessary, set up the rope traverses to the abseil stands yourself.

Edelbach: Canyon End
Return: Back to the parking lot in 200m

Kamah: Canyon Start

Kamah: Parking at Entry

Kamah: Parking at Exit

Kamah: Canyon End

Zernone: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, first take the narrow road uphill in a NNE direction. At the exit, a red-white-red marked path begins on the right with steps in the stone wall (signpost: Somasaccia). Here the path climbs steeply, partly on steps, until it touches the stream - entry.
Tour: The upper waterfall, which is visible from the road at the beginning, has its belay point at the top left by the small trees and after 20 m there is a belay on the right in the chute. The remaining 40 m of rappelling routes run over a heavily overhanging edge at the exit. Pay strict attention to rope protection here. After this overhanging edge, there is the only emergency exit to the right onto the ascent route. The following rappelling routes over 50m has the belay point on the lower left under the overhang. After the 15 m rappel, the belay point for the next 50 m on the other bank is somewhat difficult to find orographic on the left. The rappelling routes first leads through the bushes. The remaining belay points are obvious.

Zernone: Canyon End
Return: After the last, sloping abseiling point, which can also be downclimbed, turn right into the forest before a snag zone and return to the ascent route.

Godica: Canyon Start
2022-05-21: Beautiful but short canyon with hard approach. Before the big waterfall you turn right and climb on the scree. Rhen follow the path till you cross the canyon. There are some ropes and you climb on the...
Approach: See description under Links
Tour: 9 rappel, see description under Links

Godica: Canyon End
2022-05-21: Beautiful but short canyon with hard approach. Before the big waterfall you turn right and climb on the scree. Rhen follow the path till you cross the canyon. There are some ropes and you climb on the...
Return: Via hiking trail back to the parking lot

Inkov Potok: Canyon Start

Inkov Potok: Parking Entry and Exit

Inkov Potok: Canyon End

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Canyon Start

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Canyon End

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Parking at Entry

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Parking at Exit

Yaka: Canyon Start
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Approach: See Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" (red line)
Tour: See videos

Yaka: Parking at Exit
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Access: see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery", also for implementation
Return: At the bridge from the stream and directly to P2

Yaka: Parking at Entry
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Return: At the bridge from the stream and directly to P2

Yaka: Canyon End
Return: At the bridge from the stream and directly to P2

Tschingelsbach unterer: Canyon Start
Comment: D (1340 m alt.) (descente)

Tschingelsbach unterer: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: D 1 (1150 m alt.) (descente)

Tschingelsbach unterer: Canyon End

Tschingelsbach unterer: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour D (descente)

Tschingelsbach unterer: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour D 2 = Parking aval pour D 1; ca. 200m avant Tschinglsbach (descente)

Tschingelsbach unterer: Waypoint
Comment: 1395 m alt. - prendre la piste forestière à gauche (descente)

Fango (amont): Canyon Start
Approach: Car transfer possible, better on foot. Parking lot access is for the alternative access from Descente. If you get in at the "normal" start, you may have to look for another parking lot.
Tour: Can also be walked all the way to the exit from the lower part. (see alternative exit)

Fango (amont): Canyon End

Fango (amont): Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: Car transfer possible, better on foot. Parking lot access is for the alternative access from Descente. If you get in at the "normal" start, you may have to look for another parking lot.
Tour: Can also be walked all the way to the exit from the lower part. (see alternative exit)

Fango (amont): Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Après le pont, remontez en RD

Fango (amont): Parking at Entry
Comment: Facultatif (préferez la parking aval et approche à pied en 45 minutes)

Fango (amont): Parking at Exit

Gorges De Daluis: Canyon Start
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Approach: A marked path leads directly from the parking lot down to the canyon
Tour: Follow the course of the river until you reach the exit of the canyon after approx. 2.5 km. According to the local information, despite the fact that there are no rappels, 1x 30m of rope should be carried. It is also possible to combine the short version of the Clue d'Amen with this river walk.

Gorges De Daluis: Parking at Exit
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2025-07-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Daluis Pas mal de passages peuvent se faire encore en floating mais à pied sans combi ça passe. Quelques baigneurs en tongs/crème solaire (Que...
2025-06-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Daluis Floating un peu tape culTrès fun et très beau (Quelle:
Comment: Parkplatz beim Ausstieg zur Daluisschlucht
Access: From Nice through the Var valley to the north, then west and finally north again to the Gorge de Daluis (via the D 2202 towards Guillaumes). After the village of Daluis, the road climbs steeply. A few hundred meters before the bridge over the Bertheou, there is a rest area on the right - Aire de Roua - where we park our car for the exit. We then take a spectacular road along the canyon to a parking lot opposite the Clue d'Amen waterfalls (3km implementation). Park here.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, after the Bertheou Canyon joins from the right, a path marked with cairns leads back to the first parking lot.

Gorges De Daluis: Parking at Entry
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2025-07-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Daluis Pas mal de passages peuvent se faire encore en floating mais à pied sans combi ça passe. Quelques baigneurs en tongs/crème solaire (Que...
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Comment: Parkplatz für den Einstieg zur Gorges de Daluis und den Ausstieg zur Clue d'Amen
Access: From Nice through the Var valley to the north, then west and finally north again to the Gorge de Daluis (via the D 2202 towards Guillaumes). After the village of Daluis, the road climbs steeply. A few hundred meters before the bridge over the Bertheou, there is a rest area on the right - Aire de Roua - where we park our car for the exit. We then take a spectacular road along the canyon to a parking lot opposite the Clue d'Amen waterfalls (3km implementation). Park here.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, after the Bertheou Canyon joins from the right, a path marked with cairns leads back to the first parking lot.

Gorges De Daluis: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon, after the Bertheou Canyon joins from the right, a path marked with cairns leads back to the first parking lot.

Furbach (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-20: Beautiful autumn colours and unexpectedly also some sun in the canyon. Cool waterfalls, though many indicators of heavy floods with debris, also avalanches. Currently the water is black/brown/grey and...
2022-10-09: Very mystical in the fog, especially the 60 steps when you can't see down.
Approach: From the bottom, we first take the hiking trail up to Obbortberg and continue from there, initially in a southerly direction, until the trail turns into the valley of the Furbach and finally crosses it. This is where we take the path.
Tour: The descent begins with a 60m step, which can be broken about halfway down if necessary. This is followed by 20 more rappels before you reach the canyon exit. Now descend in the stream to the concrete sill. Exit to the right here.

Furbach (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-10-20: Beautiful autumn colours and unexpectedly also some sun in the canyon. Cool waterfalls, though many indicators of heavy floods with debris, also avalanches. Currently the water is black/brown/grey and...
2022-10-09: Very mystical in the fog, especially the 60 steps when you can't see down.
Return: Turn right along the Furbach down to the road bridge and the car.

Furbach (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
2025-10-20: Beautiful autumn colours and unexpectedly also some sun in the canyon. Cool waterfalls, though many indicators of heavy floods with debris, also avalanches. Currently the water is black/brown/grey and...
2022-10-09: Very mystical in the fog, especially the 60 steps when you can't see down.
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) at exit 44 (Nieruernen) in the direction of Glarus. We drive on the B17 via Glarus to Linthal. There we turn left in the 90 degree right-hand bend onto the village road in the direction of "Tierfeld". We now drive 4.1 km in a southerly direction and come to a point where the Auenstrasse bends slightly to the right. Continue straight on here and after a good 100 m you will cross the Furbach stream. After the stream, we can park our car on the left (see approach in photo gallery).\n\nIf we have a second car available, we can use it to drive up to Gasthaus Obbortberg (1060m altitude - see conversion in photo gallery)
Return: Turn right along the Furbach down to the road bridge and the car.

Furbach (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A3 (Sargans-Zurich) at exit 44 (Nieruernen) in the direction of Glarus. We drive on the B17 via Glarus to Linthal. There we turn left in the 90 degree right-hand bend onto the village road in the direction of "Tierfeld". We now drive 4.1 km in a southerly direction and come to a point where the Auenstrasse bends slightly to the right. Continue straight on here and after a good 100 m you will cross the Furbach stream. After the stream, we can park our car on the left (see approach in photo gallery).\n\nIf we have a second car available, we can use it to drive up to Gasthaus Obbortberg (1060m altitude - see conversion in photo gallery)
Return: Turn right along the Furbach down to the road bridge and the car.

Bockloch: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, take the GR (blue crosses). Ascent for 25 minutes until you cross a forest path. The start is at the bridge over the stream.
Tour: C4, C15, T3, C4,C5, C25 (From a tree RG).

Bockloch: Canyon End
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Return: Get out of the stream at the road, right by the car.

Bockloch: Parking Entry and Exit
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Return: Get out of the stream at the road, right by the car.

Camandere Kanyonu: Canyon Start

Camandere Kanyonu: Parking at Entry

Camandere Kanyonu: Parking at Exit

Camandere Kanyonu: Canyon End

Grlja: Canyon Start
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Approach: Entry at the 1st step (with jump if necessary)
Tour: Some not-so-easy steps, some with a strong jet; swimming passages in between. See video.

Grlja: Parking at Exit
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Comment: P2 am Ausstieg (Umsetzung)
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn left and downhill to the car for the exit.

Grlja: Parking at Entry
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Comment: P1 am Zustieg (Umsetzung)
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery", also for the implementation
Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn left and downhill to the car for the exit.

Grlja: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the gorge, turn left and downhill to the car for the exit.

Piscia del Onda: Canyon Start
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Piscia del Onda: Canyon End
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Bondone: Canyon Start
Approach: In each case directly into the streambed.
Tour: After 10 rappels you reach the Ponte Tripol (lower access). After another 20 rappels, you can exit to the right before the service bridge (480 m above sea level). Then there are another 4 rappels to the exit of the canyon. The rock in the watercourse is very slippery and rarely polished.

Bondone: Canyon End
Return: In the open streambed down to the slope.

Bondone: Parking at Entry
Access: From Sondrio, take the SS 38 eastwards in the direction of Tirano, Bormio. After 16.5 km we reach Tresenda and turn right over the Adda ("Passo Aprica"). After a further 170 m, turn right again and a little later left again into Via Falck. Here we head south ("Centrale Elettrica Belviso"). Before reaching the premises of the power plant, turn right towards the landfill site and immediately left again towards the slope. Follow the track along the foot of the slope until you reach the torrent. Park the first car here in a suitable place.\nWith the second car, drive back over the Adda and towards Sondrio. We stay on the SS 38 for almost 4 km (from Tresenda) and then turn left again across the Adda towards Carona, Bondone. First in a southerly direction to San Sebastiano, the road then climbs eastwards in serpentines. After 5.6 km (from the Adda bridge) you come to a prominent hairpin bend to the right (790 m a.s.l.).From here you can take the forest path to the nearby Bondone and find a lower access to the stream at Ponte Tripol.\nFor the normal access, continue uphill on the tarred road for another 2 km and park the second vehicle near the road bridge over the Bondone (just before reaching the hamlet of Luscio) (925 m a.s.l.).
Return: In the open streambed down to the slope.

Bondone: Parking at Exit
Access: From Sondrio, take the SS 38 eastwards in the direction of Tirano, Bormio. After 16.5 km we reach Tresenda and turn right over the Adda ("Passo Aprica"). After a further 170 m, turn right again and a little later left again into Via Falck. Here we head south ("Centrale Elettrica Belviso"). Before reaching the premises of the power plant, turn right towards the landfill site and immediately left again towards the slope. Follow the track along the foot of the slope until you reach the torrent. Park the first car here in a suitable place.\nWith the second car, drive back over the Adda and towards Sondrio. We stay on the SS 38 for almost 4 km (from Tresenda) and then turn left again across the Adda towards Carona, Bondone. First in a southerly direction to San Sebastiano, the road then climbs eastwards in serpentines. After 5.6 km (from the Adda bridge) you come to a prominent hairpin bend to the right (790 m a.s.l.).From here you can take the forest path to the nearby Bondone and find a lower access to the stream at Ponte Tripol.\nFor the normal access, continue uphill on the tarred road for another 2 km and park the second vehicle near the road bridge over the Bondone (just before reaching the hamlet of Luscio) (925 m a.s.l.).
Return: In the open streambed down to the slope.

Infernaccio della Val d'Abisso: Canyon Start
Approach: From Rifugio Corsini, walk eastwards across the meadows, cross the power line running down the slope at a right angle and head towards the edge of the canyon. Hiking trail no. 1 runs just below the edge of the gorge, which you follow to the right into the forest. You soon come to the stream. If only one vehicle is available, the tour can be accessed via hiking trail no. 1. Park your car at the hairpin bend on the way up to Monte Nerone, where the road reaches the canyon rim for the first time (see sketch in Gole & Canyons, page 37). From here, follow the marked and signposted Sentiero no. 1, which crosses the eastern slope of the canyon and heads up to Rif. It crosses the stream at about 1050 m (entry). After the exit (whether above the 30 m rappel or at the usual end point), follow Sentiero no. 1 back uphill in the direction of Rifugio Corsini to reach the parked car at the hairpin bend again
Tour: Apart from the 2 long abseiling sections, the fairly open forest gorge consists of a succession of slippery inclined passages in or next to the watercourse (moving mainly on your backside). So the ditch is more for collectors. Approx. 20 rappels; the highest is given as 45 m; however, the total rappel length from the tree is almost 60 m; an intermediate stand after 25 m and about 10 m to the left of the fall line (rope retrival problematic) still makes the use of 2 x 45 m of rope seem necessary from there.

Infernaccio della Val d'Abisso: Canyon End
Return: Where the stream emerges onto flatter terrain, you come to a dirt road coming up from Pióbicco. Here, hiking trail no. 1 comes up from the left and crosses the stream to the right, where it continues down to the church of S. Maria in Val d'Abisso (approx. 30 min.). You can also get off immediately above the 30 m abseil point and follow hiking trail no. 1 to the left (!) - initially slightly uphill - down into the valley.

Infernaccio della Val d'Abisso: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Where the stream emerges onto flatter terrain, you come to a dirt road coming up from Pióbicco. Here, hiking trail no. 1 comes up from the left and crosses the stream to the right, where it continues down to the church of S. Maria in Val d'Abisso (approx. 30 min.). You can also get off immediately above the 30 m abseil point and follow hiking trail no. 1 to the left (!) - initially slightly uphill - down into the valley.

Infernaccio della Val d'Abisso: Parking at Entry
Access: Take the A-14 past Cattólica and Pesaro to the exit at Fano. Continue on the SS-3 and after 39 km leave it and take the SS-257 in a westerly direction to Pióbbico (17 km). About 500 m before Pióbbico, turn south onto the road to the church of S. Maria di Val d'Abisso; park one car here. With the other car, drive back along the SS-257 for another 500 m and then turn right onto the road that leads to Secchiano and Cagli. After about 1 km and shortly after the hamlet of Acquanera, the road to Monte Nerone branches off to the right. Here it climbs in numerous hairpin bends for 9 km up to approx. 1300 m, where you take the first paved road on the right, which leads slightly downhill to a parking lot above the Rifugio Corsini and exits there. Park the second car here.
Return: Where the stream emerges onto flatter terrain, you come to a dirt road coming up from Pióbicco. Here, hiking trail no. 1 comes up from the left and crosses the stream to the right, where it continues down to the church of S. Maria in Val d'Abisso (approx. 30 min.). You can also get off immediately above the 30 m abseil point and follow hiking trail no. 1 to the left (!) - initially slightly uphill - down into the valley.

Infernaccio della Val d'Abisso: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A-14 past Cattólica and Pesaro to the exit at Fano. Continue on the SS-3 and after 39 km leave it and take the SS-257 in a westerly direction to Pióbbico (17 km). About 500 m before Pióbbico, turn south onto the road to the church of S. Maria di Val d'Abisso; park one car here. With the other car, drive back along the SS-257 for another 500 m and then turn right onto the road that leads to Secchiano and Cagli. After about 1 km and shortly after the hamlet of Acquanera, the road to Monte Nerone branches off to the right. Here it climbs in numerous hairpin bends for 9 km up to approx. 1300 m, where you take the first paved road on the right, which leads slightly downhill to a parking lot above the Rifugio Corsini and exits there. Park the second car here.

Johannesbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the meadow and the Rissbach stream and follow a hiking trail to a forest road. Soon leave the forest road to the right and hike along a good path above the gorge into the valley floor. When you reach a mostly dry stream (Luchsegggraben), follow it. At the edge of the gorge, descend to the right over scree to the streambed.
Tour: Generally a lot of water (~1 m3/sec) and strong current. Unclear bends should be approached with rope help, anchors for such maneuvers are only partially available, otherwise you have to secure yourself to driftwood or your body. After a few rock channels, you come to a tree entanglement with anchors on the right - rappel 2m into the pool, then several more rock channels until you come to a particularly narrow passage, climb around on the left, possibly with a hand rappel around a dry tree. Immediately afterwards, rappel 3m from the rock niche on the right. After more rock channels and a tree hanging lengthways in the streambed, you are at the highest abseil point. Rappel 2m from the anchor on the left behind the edge to find a new anchor. Before here, rappel 10m with a floating anchor over the receding pool. The next passage looks very impressive from above. From the anchor on the left, rappel 15m into the large pool, watch out for wood in the white water. Climb over slippery rock out of the basin and on the right edge first follow a thin wire rope and then a static rappel to the belay on the right edge of the gorge and rappel 6m. From here it is only walking terrain to the wide gravel bed.

Johannesbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Vorderriss turn off into Rissbachtal and drive to the toll booth. Park on the right at the hotel, which closed in 2018.
Return: Cross the gravel bed and cross the Rissbach at a suitable point. Then follow the road back to the car.

Johannesbach: Canyon End
Return: Cross the gravel bed and cross the Rissbach at a suitable point. Then follow the road back to the car.

Kalypso, Φαρράγγι Καλυψώ: Canyon Start
Tour: About 10 rappels, including a higher one with 55m. See also photos and videos.

Kalypso, Φαρράγγι Καλυψώ: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 am Ausstieg
Access: See Google aerial image in "Links

Kalypso, Φαρράγγι Καλυψώ: Parking at Entry
Comment: P1 zum Einstieg

Kalypso, Φαρράγγι Καλυψώ: Canyon End

Ostertaltobel: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the hiking trail along the stream until you reach a wooden pavilion. (22.08.2018) Direct access to the stream and thus crossing to the hiking trail is now blocked by a wooden fence! Out of respect for the residents and the tense situation, please do not climb over, even if the path is short and good! Instead, return to the road, turn left over the bridge and immediately left again to reach the hiking trail on the orographic left side of the stream. From there as before.
Tour: 3 abseiling points. The 1st abseil point can sometimes (!) be jumped from above or from the ledge in the middle of the wall (10 m).

Ostertaltobel: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: B19 to Immenstadt -> Gunzesried -> Gunzesried-Säge. Large parking lot in front of the bridge.
Return: Back on the hiking trail

Ostertaltobel: Canyon End
Return: Back on the hiking trail

Codi: Canyon Start
Tour: Only 1 rappel, otherwise river walk

Codi: Canyon End

Be Cabot: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue to the exit of the road and take the footpath that leads to the bridge. We cross it and - now on the orographic right bank of the stream - look for access to the streambed.
Tour: see topographic view and video

Be Cabot: Parking at Exit
Access: From St. André on the D48 to Salazie. Continue for 2km in the direction of Hellbourg, then turn right onto the D52 in the direction of Grand Ilet. A good 10 km after turning onto the D52, we cross the Rivière des Fleurs Jaunes. After the bridge, we park our car for the exit. (see google sketch approach)\n\nWith the second car, we now drive another 4 km up to Grand Ilet and from there - first in a northerly direction to Mare Martin and from there to Bé Cabot les Bas. There we look for a place for the car where it won't get in the way. Transfer distance 12.8 km. (see google map conversion)
Return: Once in the Rivière des Fleurs Jaunes, walk up the riverbed (regardless of the bank). After a good 2 km we walk under a pedestrian suspension bridge, 400m further on the Ravine Blanche à Jacquot flows in from the right (orographic left). We keep left (orographic right) and stay in the Rivière des Fleurs Jaunes. After another 400m, we look for a clear path on the orographic left bank (about 645m old) that leads to the road bridge where we parked the lower car. (see sketch on map)

Be Cabot: Canyon End
Return: Once in the Rivière des Fleurs Jaunes, walk up the riverbed (regardless of the bank). After a good 2 km we walk under a pedestrian suspension bridge, 400m further on the Ravine Blanche à Jacquot flows in from the right (orographic left). We keep left (orographic right) and stay in the Rivière des Fleurs Jaunes. After another 400m, we look for a clear path on the orographic left bank (about 645m old) that leads to the road bridge where we parked the lower car. (see sketch on map)

Khazali Siq: Canyon Start
Approach: * http://ropewiki.com/Khazali (green line)
Tour: Relatively open at the beginning, the canyon narrows into a slot canyon.

Khazali Siq: Parking at Exit
Comment: P2 am Schluchtausgang
Access: From Aqaba to Wadi Rum (park entrance) see also Google aerial photo in "Links"
Return: At the canyon exit directly to the car

Khazali Siq: Parking at Exit1
Comment: P2 am Start des Zustiegs
Access: From Aqaba to Wadi Rum (park entrance) see also Google aerial photo in "Links"
Return: At the canyon exit directly to the car

Khazali Siq: Canyon End
Return: At the canyon exit directly to the car

Kuzdere Kanyonu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the piste directly into the stream.
Tour: See photos and video as well as the German description in the cited link. Only a shorter version is described here.

Kuzdere Kanyonu: Canyon End
Return: Get out in front of a low rock face jutting into the stream from the right. On the right, an ascending path leads away from the streambed, then winds up through the forest to the parked car. Alternatively, you can continue along the streambed to the road bridge (170 m above sea level) - an additional 2.5 to 3 hours. Then leave the lower car at the new road bridge (about 50 m north of the above-mentioned road junction). So in the German description in the quoted link.

Kuzdere Kanyonu: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Get out in front of a low rock face jutting into the stream from the right. On the right, an ascending path leads away from the streambed, then winds up through the forest to the parked car. Alternatively, you can continue along the streambed to the road bridge (170 m above sea level) - an additional 2.5 to 3 hours. Then leave the lower car at the new road bridge (about 50 m north of the above-mentioned road junction). So in the German description in the quoted link.

Kuzdere Kanyonu: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive from Kemer on the arterial road 'Dörtyol Blv. heading west. We cross the E 90/D 400 highway and continue straight ahead for 3.2 km on Cumhunyet Cd. The two lanes later become one. After the bridge over the Agva Dere, we turn right and head orographic right along the stream. After 6.5 kilometers, we leave an old bridge on the right and then turn left (before the tarred road crosses the river to the right) onto a dirt road (2010). We ride steadily uphill. About 3.4 km after this fork in the road - a red and white marker on the right, immediately followed by a cairn - we park the car for the exit at the edge of the dirt road. We continue uphill in the second car. This is followed by 3 hairpin bends. About 5.3 km from the fork in the road, we reach the apex of the route (two paths turn off to the right) and continue straight ahead on the main road downhill to the wide gravel banks of the Agva Dere. Park the car shortly after the ford at the widened track - 7.6 km to this point (from the fork in the road).
Return: Get out in front of a low rock face jutting into the stream from the right. On the right, an ascending path leads away from the streambed, then winds up through the forest to the parked car. Alternatively, you can continue along the streambed to the road bridge (170 m above sea level) - an additional 2.5 to 3 hours. Then leave the lower car at the new road bridge (about 50 m north of the above-mentioned road junction). So in the German description in the quoted link.

S Argae Monte Andau: Canyon Start
Approach: See Torrentismo in Sardegna. Corrado Conca, 2009 (p.92ff) and GPS entry in map under "Photo gallery"
Tour: See Torrentismo in Sardegna. Corrado Conca, 2009 (p.92ff) On the abseiling success also: http://win.aic-canyoning.it/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3144

S Argae Monte Andau: Canyon End
Return: Take the path on the orographic right side of the Codula di Luna back to the parking lot in Teletotes.

Arvi: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the vehicle, a bad track leads downhill at an acute angle to the path on which we came, initially heading southwest. Then it bends to the east and we are in the valley. We follow the track along the right-hand side of the valley until a suitable access to the left into the stream presents itself.
Tour: A total of 15 rappels. If the first rappels are largely blocked with pipes, you can bypass them on the rock to the left above. There are several options for the 82m rappel with various transfers, in particular a "dry" variant of the Via Ferrata is offered, even with water flow. The 82m rappel can be abseiled on the edge at the top right outside the waterfall. There is an intermediate stand after 32m, then 50m. There is a siphon here if the water flow is high. If this is to be feared, the section can be bypassed via the Via Verrata. If this option is chosen, however, the verticality rating changes to VI. The belay is very exposed via the Via Ferrata, but can be reached safely. (An emergency exit is also possible from there. 2022 explored but not verified. The beginning is already quite exposed climbing in the third degree). If you rappel from the chain anchor at the exit of the via ferrata, it goes down about 30 meters and 10 meters to the side downstream. There you will find the next belay (follow the rock ledge and make sure you clip in on the way). The intermediate belay is located at the exit of a very narrow ledge and offers space for a maximum of two people (no visual contact with the first belay). From here, rappel approx. 65m. See an extreme situation in the video: https://youtu.be/138eS5x-tEo (the first canyonist on the right on the usual abseil route, the others then to the left of the via ferrata, but not from the exit, but from the middle...). Headlamp not absolutely necessary as long as the tour is undertaken "during the day". The enclosed area after the C82 is in twilight. Directly after the c82 comes a c25, mc3, R12 or c8, r3 after which you are back in daylight and almost at the exit of the canyon. This is followed by C5, C6 under clamping block, c4.

Arvi: Canyon End
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Return: At the canyon exit, take the dirt road and continue straight ahead along the stream for approx. 250 m. When you reach the road bridge, turn right, then left again at the next T-junction (50 m further on) and then straight on to the harbor.

Arvi: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Für nicht 4x4 (descente)
Access: From Ierapetra westwards along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Past the village, the road (no. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and climbs uphill. After 16 km we turn left at Kefalovrisi and drive to Amiras. From there we drive with two cars down to the village of Arvi by the sea (if we only have 1 car, we turn off onto the road on the left about 4.3 km after Amiras - large trees on the left before the road, open space behind it, 2008 - and leave the car here). When we arrive in Arvi, it is best to park one car at the eastern end of the harbor (about 700 m from the exit). With the other one we drive back and up again for 6.7 km. Where there are some larger trees on the right-hand side after a treeless area (east of the road and north of the track), we take the track that goes eastwards here. After about 100 m, at the junction, take the northbound track (i.e. left), at the next junction 200 m further on, take the track to the right (eastbound). Continue along the slope at the same height for another 600 m until you reach the place before a sharp left-hand bend, where you park the vehicle.
Return: At the canyon exit, take the dirt road and continue straight ahead along the stream for approx. 250 m. When you reach the road bridge, turn right, then left again at the next T-junction (50 m further on) and then straight on to the harbor.

Arvi: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ierapetra westwards along the sea (rarely seen) to Myrtos (14 km). Past the village, the road (no. 97) turns inland towards Ano Viannos and climbs uphill. After 16 km we turn left at Kefalovrisi and drive to Amiras. From there we drive with two cars down to the village of Arvi by the sea (if we only have 1 car, we turn off onto the road on the left about 4.3 km after Amiras - large trees on the left before the road, open space behind it, 2008 - and leave the car here). When we arrive in Arvi, it is best to park one car at the eastern end of the harbor (about 700 m from the exit). With the other one we drive back and up again for 6.7 km. Where there are some larger trees on the right-hand side after a treeless area (east of the road and north of the track), we take the track that goes eastwards here. After about 100 m, at the junction, take the northbound track (i.e. left), at the next junction 200 m further on, take the track to the right (eastbound). Continue along the slope at the same height for another 600 m until you reach the place before a sharp left-hand bend, where you park the vehicle.
Return: At the canyon exit, take the dirt road and continue straight ahead along the stream for approx. 250 m. When you reach the road bridge, turn right, then left again at the next T-junction (50 m further on) and then straight on to the harbor.

Malvaglia - Orino (Superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot at the two bridges (825m), follow the mountain road for about 150m until you reach an inconspicuous, very steep path on the left (partly fixed ropes), which soon leads down to the stream (790m).
Tour: In contrast to the more aquatic and technical lower section, the upper part of the Malvaglia is very entertaining and offers canyoneers several opportunities to jump, slide or rappel. This part is also often done commercially or as an alternative when other canyons have too much water. With the exception of a few places, there is usually no need for ropes. The siphon (clamping block) at the end of the Malvaglia superiore can be easily climbed over using fixed ropes and is usually not a problem. After the siphon there is a part with boulder terrain and a small 3m jump.

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Return: To get out of the canyon before the lower part (Malvaglia inferiore), look out for a steep path on the left side of the canyon by the water pipes. This path then leads up to the stone bridge. !!!Attention!!! From the stone bridge the lower part begins (2x50m rappels necessary! See Malvaglia inferiore). From the stone bridge turn left back to the parking lot (shuttle car) at the houses of Tagnugna.

Malvaglia - Orino (Superiore): Parking at Exit
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Access: From Biasca, drive north to the village of Malvaglia (second entrance). There are small parking facilities for the shuttle car right by the bridge (only necessary if you do the upper and lower part or lower part of the gate). In the village (approx. 100m before the stream) a mountain road branches off quite high up to the houses of Tagnugna (signs Val Malvaglia and Pontirone). After a few hairpin bends, at 591m there is a sharp right-hand bend with a bench and parking for 3-4 cars. This is the parking exit (shuttle car) for the upper part of the canyon. With the second car, continue up to the two bridges (wooden and stone) at Malvaglia/Chiesa at 825m. There is parking for several cars directly in front of the wooden bridge. (Alternatively, you can hike up to the entry via a hiking trail (Ponte Laù, Pontei, Sciarcel) on the orographic right side of the gorge for approx. 1.5 hours from the exit bridge/bend at Tagnugna where the car is parked).
Return: To get out of the canyon before the lower part (Malvaglia inferiore), look out for a steep path on the left side of the canyon by the water pipes. This path then leads up to the stone bridge. !!!Attention!!! From the stone bridge the lower part begins (2x50m rappels necessary! See Malvaglia inferiore). From the stone bridge turn left back to the parking lot (shuttle car) at the houses of Tagnugna.

Malvaglia - Orino (Superiore): Parking at Entry
Access: From Biasca, drive north to the village of Malvaglia (second entrance). There are small parking facilities for the shuttle car right by the bridge (only necessary if you do the upper and lower part or lower part of the gate). In the village (approx. 100m before the stream) a mountain road branches off quite high up to the houses of Tagnugna (signs Val Malvaglia and Pontirone). After a few hairpin bends, at 591m there is a sharp right-hand bend with a bench and parking for 3-4 cars. This is the parking exit (shuttle car) for the upper part of the canyon. With the second car, continue up to the two bridges (wooden and stone) at Malvaglia/Chiesa at 825m. There is parking for several cars directly in front of the wooden bridge. (Alternatively, you can hike up to the entry via a hiking trail (Ponte Laù, Pontei, Sciarcel) on the orographic right side of the gorge for approx. 1.5 hours from the exit bridge/bend at Tagnugna where the car is parked).
Return: To get out of the canyon before the lower part (Malvaglia inferiore), look out for a steep path on the left side of the canyon by the water pipes. This path then leads up to the stone bridge. !!!Attention!!! From the stone bridge the lower part begins (2x50m rappels necessary! See Malvaglia inferiore). From the stone bridge turn left back to the parking lot (shuttle car) at the houses of Tagnugna.

Malvaglia - Orino (Superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Malvaglia - Orino (Superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint1

Gottschlagbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the path directly along the stream upwards. Entry at the fourth bridge (possibly further up, but there is only a 5m rappel).
Tour: Several small abseils, max. 7m, then a final abseil of 20m.

Gottschlagbach: Canyon End
Return: From the stream, follow the path orographically to the right until you reach the car.

Gottschlagbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: At the exit of Ottenhöfen im Schwarzwald in the direction of Seebach, turn right towards a quarry and park at the exit of the street Edelfrauengrab.
Return: From the stream, follow the path orographically to the right until you reach the car.

Ravin de la Clue: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the signposted path in a curve around the estate on the left ("propriété privée") and then steadily up the mountain. At a saddle, you can already see the rock breakthrough quite clearly. Continuing up the path - occasionally marked in yellow - we come to a narrow rock cut, after which the path turns right. Now we have to descend pathlessly to the left down to the stream. The author has gone quite far and descended relatively far up the opposite slope into the streambed. Looking back (directly and figuratively), it would perhaps be better to look for a direct descent from the isolated rock needle on the left below the path into the stream to the left of the ditch that runs down to the stream beyond the rock needle.
Tour: If you don't want to slide in over the wide rock at the start of the descent, there is a bush above for the rope attachment. This is followed by 5 smaller rappels without running sections. The water quickly becomes cloudy due to the suspended particles in the water.

Ravin de la Clue: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed until you reach the main stream. Cross it and then take the road on the left to the car. Alternatively, we can exit to the left at the exit of the descent and head left along the flat area to the access path. Follow this back to the car.

Ravin de la Clue: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castellane on the Verdon (there from Nice on the N 85 - Route Napoleon - about 100 km) on the N 85 in the direction of Digne (north-west) we drive up to the Col de Leque in many hairpin bends, pass a rock gate where the Clue de Taulanne, which is forbidden for canyonists, begins on the left below and drive down again in many hairpin bends to la Tuillère (from Castellane to here 16 km). Just before the village, we turn left onto the D 21 and drive 6 km up to Blieux. We continue (northwest) on the D 21 towards the houses of Le Bas Chaudoule. Almost exactly 2 km after Blieux (village center), we see a signpost on the left-hand side of the road for "Portail de Blieux" and "Le Chiran". We park the car here.
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed until you reach the main stream. Cross it and then take the road on the left to the car. Alternatively, we can exit to the left at the exit of the descent and head left along the flat area to the access path. Follow this back to the car.

Krottenbach III: Canyon Start
Approach: Continuing along the forest road, we pass the barrier and head towards the bridge over the Dürrach: after 1150 m and 250 m before reaching the bridge over the Dürrach, we turn off onto a half-right track in the direction of the Tölzer Hütte. We follow the forest road for almost 3 km. Then the road takes a sharp bend to the right uphill, but we keep straight on here. After another 600 m, a dirt road turns off to the right to a mountain pasture (4.7 km from the car). Here we descend to the left to the streambed.
Tour: Running sections are interrupted by smaller steps. The ropes are used repeatedly (see photos). Shortly before reaching the small steps that lead down into the Dürrach, there is an exit option to the left at a wooden footbridge. The path reached here leads directly back to the parking lot. If you descend into the Dürrach, after about 1 km you come under the road bridge leading high above the Dürrach. This is where the tour exits.

Krottenbach III: Canyon End
Return: After the bridge on the left at the edge of the forest, we take the dirt road, which leads us in a wide left turn to the forest road. Follow this back to the parking lot.

Aqabat El Biyout: Canyon Start

Aqabat El Biyout: Parking at Exit

Aqabat El Biyout: Parking at Entry

Aqabat El Biyout: Canyon End

Assal: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot at the aforementioned point (P1) head NNE down into the streambed.
Tour: First a longer "run-up" to the first drop. Here you have to reckon with the fact that there are no anchors to be found. A few rappels are followed by longer runs, then we encounter water flow and the resulting greenery. And then it's walk, walk, walk until your soles boil. Finally, we reach the exit of the tour.

Assal: Parking at Entry
Access: First we have to get a car to the exit. To do this, we drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and continue left on the "65" towards Aqaba. After 6.2 km we cross the Wadi Assal and a little later turn left onto a dirt road that takes us to some ruined houses. Here we park the car for the exit. The second car takes us back to "65", then to Masra Junction and right again up to Karak. We circle the town center and then take the road south to Mote. After a good 10 km we arrive in Mote. At the central crossroads in the middle of the village, we turn right and drive to Kathrabba (approx. 6 km). We drive through the village to the north-western end of the village and look for the road that descends in a northerly direction in serpentines. We drive down to the exit of the road beyond a ditch near an oasis-like plantation. Park the car here (P1). Cf. for approach, access and exit:
Return: Left out of the wadi and directly to the car at P2.

Assal: Parking at Exit
Access: First we have to get a car to the exit. To do this, we drive from the town of Karak on the "50" down to the Dead Sea. After 26.2 km we come to the T-junction "Mazra Junction" and continue left on the "65" towards Aqaba. After 6.2 km we cross the Wadi Assal and a little later turn left onto a dirt road that takes us to some ruined houses. Here we park the car for the exit. The second car takes us back to "65", then to Masra Junction and right again up to Karak. We circle the town center and then take the road south to Mote. After a good 10 km we arrive in Mote. At the central crossroads in the middle of the village, we turn right and drive to Kathrabba (approx. 6 km). We drive through the village to the north-western end of the village and look for the road that descends in a northerly direction in serpentines. We drive down to the exit of the road beyond a ditch near an oasis-like plantation. Park the car here (P1). Cf. for approach, access and exit:
Return: Left out of the wadi and directly to the car at P2.

Assal: Canyon End
Return: Left out of the wadi and directly to the car at P2.

Karabaglar: Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 directly down into the streambed.
Tour: 4 small rappels, slides and possible jumps, see photos and videos

Karabaglar: Parking at Entry
Access: by Aydin, see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the realization
Return: Turn right out onto the slope and to the road at P2.

Karabaglar: Parking at Exit
Access: by Aydin, see Google aerial photos in "Photo gallery" CWiki, also for the realization
Return: Turn right out onto the slope and to the road at P2.

Karabaglar: Canyon End
Return: Turn right out onto the slope and to the road at P2.

Lafairsbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Access is very difficult, definitely allow more time (than the 45 minutes given in the book)! Stands so far all ok, 2-3 cool abseils in the watercourse.
Approach: Orographic right up the hairpin bends to the Rote Wand, then continue to the next left-hand bend (approx. 1420m). Continue through the forest on the same contour line towards the stream (until you reach a path and rope traverse). Then descend at a suitable point and abseil over trees into the canyon (approx. 100m in total).
Tour: Primarily abseils with walk/downclimbs in between. Smaller slides often not feasible due to the many obstructions. Generally very slippery canyon.

Lafairsbach: Canyon End
2025-08-31: Access is very difficult, definitely allow more time (than the 45 minutes given in the book)! Stands so far all ok, 2-3 cool abseils in the watercourse.
Return: Follow the watercourse and return to the parking lot via the path.

Lafairsbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-08-31: Access is very difficult, definitely allow more time (than the 45 minutes given in the book)! Stands so far all ok, 2-3 cool abseils in the watercourse.

Lafairsbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Platz für ca. 1-2 PKW
Return: Follow the watercourse and return to the parking lot via the path.

Paternale: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car at the bridge directly into the stream
Tour: see video & photos

Paternale: Canyon End
Comment: au-dessus de la cascade à droite ou au-dessous de la cascade à gauche (descente)
Return: After the final waterfall, turn left and continue to the car for the exit (see map) or continue on foot to the starting point of the gorge hike, see: An exit to the right and across the meadows back to the starting point is also possible (see map with markers)

Paternale: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour navette (descente)
Access: From Valentano near Lago Bolseno to the entry to the Fosso della Paternale
Return: After the final waterfall, turn left and continue to the car for the exit (see map) or continue on foot to the starting point of the gorge hike, see: An exit to the right and across the meadows back to the starting point is also possible (see map with markers)

Paternale: Parking at Entry
Access: From Valentano near Lago Bolseno to the entry to the Fosso della Paternale
Return: After the final waterfall, turn left and continue to the car for the exit (see map) or continue on foot to the starting point of the gorge hike, see: An exit to the right and across the meadows back to the starting point is also possible (see map with markers)

Paternale: Waypoint
Comment: retour vers parking aval (descente)
Approach: From the car at the bridge directly into the stream

Paternale: Waypoint1
Comment: 1 : retour au rive droite (descente)
Approach: From the car at the bridge directly into the stream

Paternale: Waypoint2
Comment: 2 : retour par la piste (descente)

Paternale: Waypoint3
Comment: 3 : retour, ensuite traverser Prades ou prendre la SP116 et les pistes. (descente)

Ois: Canyon Start
2023-08-22: In our tour little water (after prolonged dry period).We got on just before the bridge, to 2 tour 4 hours. 2x to abseil, 1x in the gap (is enough a 20m rope), if bypassed right, just after the place d...
2023-06-04: It was one of the worst canyons of my life, even after 2 years. I can't think of any reason why anyone would go here. It was a hike with one decent descent, but lots of slides. The two best parts of t...
Approach: Follow the forest road up into the valley. When the forest road meets the stream again in the area of a valley extension entry (you can also walk about 5min further into the valley and enter at the road bridge)
Tour: The stream flows through beautifully washed-out mini-chutes with countless short slides. The smooth rock (compact limestone) and the large water flow ensure that even slides only 1-2m high are entertaining. But there are also a few slightly higher jumps (max. 3m obligatory). The most striking point is a 6m waterfall into a narrow gap, which can be problematic when there is a lot of water (in this case, it is better to avoid it on the right). \nJust before the exit of the tour, there is a 6m possible jumps into a large, round pool.\nThe gorge ends at a dam with water drainage, after which there are three longer slides. Recommended tour, but the water level must pass - check possible above the dam. The photos were taken at a flow rate of 2.0 m^3/sec at the Lunz am See gauge: rappels from tree trunks or individual expansion hooks.

Ois: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-08-22: In our tour little water (after prolonged dry period).We got on just before the bridge, to 2 tour 4 hours. 2x to abseil, 1x in the gap (is enough a 20m rope), if bypassed right, just after the place d...
2023-06-04: It was one of the worst canyons of my life, even after 2 years. I can't think of any reason why anyone would go here. It was a hike with one decent descent, but lots of slides. The two best parts of t...
Comment: Parkplatz vor Brücke
Access: Coming from Mariazell, ride in the direction of Lunz am See. After crossing the Zellerrain and driving through Neuhaus, there are two steeper descents. Park at the forest road branching off to the left (signs: Holzhüttenboden).
Return: Through the streambed or via one of the forest roads accompanying the stream back to the car

Ois: Canyon End
2023-08-22: In our tour little water (after prolonged dry period).We got on just before the bridge, to 2 tour 4 hours. 2x to abseil, 1x in the gap (is enough a 20m rope), if bypassed right, just after the place d...
2023-06-04: It was one of the worst canyons of my life, even after 2 years. I can't think of any reason why anyone would go here. It was a hike with one decent descent, but lots of slides. The two best parts of t...
Return: Through the streambed or via one of the forest roads accompanying the stream back to the car

Riu de la Glorieta: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the western corner of the large square, heading SSW into the sparse forest, you quickly come to a wide path, which you follow to the right in a south-westerly direction. Where the path bends to the right after about 300 m, we follow the path that branches off to the left here. At a fork, a branch on the left leads steeply downhill (the footpath next to the Glorieta). We take neither this path nor the one straight ahead, but the one to the right, which after a few meters leads us to a bare rock slab, where the entry is via the left branch of the Glorieta. See also:
Tour: 9 rappel. Varied. See photos and video

Riu de la Glorieta: Canyon End
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Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Riu de la Glorieta: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the A 7, take exit no. 34 (Tarragona - South; Airport) to Reus (5 km). From here continue north on the C 14 to Alcover (14 km from Reus). We leave Alcover in a north-westerly direction ('Mont-ral') on the TV 7041. Before we have left the last houses of Alcover behind us, a small road turns off to the left to 'Ermita del Remei'. If you have two vehicles available, take this turn-off, pass the aforementioned 'Ermita del Remei' and park the lower vehicle in the terraced parking lot at the exit of the road (before the barrier on the left) near the large old mill; with the other vehicle (or if you only have 1 vehicle), take the TV 7041 up to Mont-ral. There we take the second tarred road that branches off to the left from the TV 7041 (signpost 'la Febró') and, keeping to the left, come to a restaurant and the (probably former) soccer pitch behind it. We park our (possibly second) vehicle at the western end of the field. You can also park the only vehicle at the bottom by the large mill, but then walk the route to the exit and back twice (30 minutes each time), the approach from the top takes a maximum of 10 minutes and at the exit you can immediately take the path back up (but then with wet clothes - I still recommend it).
Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Riu de la Glorieta: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A 7, take exit no. 34 (Tarragona - South; Airport) to Reus (5 km). From here continue north on the C 14 to Alcover (14 km from Reus). We leave Alcover in a north-westerly direction ('Mont-ral') on the TV 7041. Before we have left the last houses of Alcover behind us, a small road turns off to the left to 'Ermita del Remei'. If you have two vehicles available, take this turn-off, pass the aforementioned 'Ermita del Remei' and park the lower vehicle in the terraced parking lot at the exit of the road (before the barrier on the left) near the large old mill; with the other vehicle (or if you only have 1 vehicle), take the TV 7041 up to Mont-ral. There we take the second tarred road that branches off to the left from the TV 7041 (signpost 'la Febró') and, keeping to the left, come to a restaurant and the (probably former) soccer pitch behind it. We park our (possibly second) vehicle at the western end of the field. You can also park the only vehicle at the bottom by the large mill, but then walk the route to the exit and back twice (30 minutes each time), the approach from the top takes a maximum of 10 minutes and at the exit you can immediately take the path back up (but then with wet clothes - I still recommend it).
Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Born au Lion: Canyon Start
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2024-10-31: The upper part of the canyon was completely dry, in the end it was a very small stream. Lots of loose bolts on the anchoring. The canyon has a lot of walking and climbing over dead trees and with this...
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Approach: See location sketch in "Photo gallery" (red).
Tour: Approx. 2 x 13 rappels, with a 600m run in between. Exit possible here at A1 to the right on the piste.

Born au Lion: Parking Entry and Exit
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2024-10-31: The upper part of the canyon was completely dry, in the end it was a very small stream. Lots of loose bolts on the anchoring. The canyon has a lot of walking and climbing over dead trees and with this...
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Comment: Parking de Noire Combe
Access: See Google aerial photo in "Photo gallery".
Return: See map sketch. Only one person has to walk the last stretch from the hamlet of Combet (819m alt.) to the parking lot to get the car.

Born au Lion: Canyon End
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2024-10-31: The upper part of the canyon was completely dry, in the end it was a very small stream. Lots of loose bolts on the anchoring. The canyon has a lot of walking and climbing over dead trees and with this...
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Return: See map sketch. Only one person has to walk the last stretch from the hamlet of Combet (819m alt.) to the parking lot to get the car.

Mühltobel (oberer Abschnitt): Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Low water level, no jumps possible. But otherwise OK. Two stands are somewhat affected by flash rust, but still good
2025-05-30: The stands were fine and easy to reach. The entire upper parts were extremely slippery.
Approach: From the greenery/wood storage area, follow the road uphill to the next sharp leftward haipin bend. There we take the footpath that branches off at the apex of the hairpin bend and follow it until we come across a small stream. At this point, take the left-hand path downhill to the stream. The entry point is the Osang bridge.
Tour: The highlight of the upper parts is the first rappel from the bridge (alternatively, you can continue up the stream without a route. There are still a few interesting abseils here. If you follow the stream from the bridge, there are a few low abseils, some of which can be downclimbed. In most cases, you can rappel next to the water or bypass the rappels.

Mühltobel (oberer Abschnitt): Canyon End
2025-06-19: Low water level, no jumps possible. But otherwise OK. Two stands are somewhat affected by flash rust, but still good
2025-05-30: The stands were fine and easy to reach. The entire upper parts were extremely slippery.
Return: You can get off at the bridge before the c50 on the right up to Morsch. After a short ascent, you first reach a fountain, then a small cluster of houses. From here, follow the road to the parking lot.

Mühltobel (oberer Abschnitt): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-19: Low water level, no jumps possible. But otherwise OK. Two stands are somewhat affected by flash rust, but still good
2025-05-30: The stands were fine and easy to reach. The entire upper parts were extremely slippery.
Access: From the highway Bregenz - Feldkirch take the exit "Klaus" (next exit after "Götzis"), then right (!) to the traffic circle, here 90 degrees to the left and in southern direction parallel to the highway about 1 km. Follow the signs to Dafins on the left. Pass under the highway, cross the main road 190 after about 2.5 km and continue in an easterly direction through the village area between Röthis and Sulz. Continue up to Dafins and through the village. Turn right before the next leftward haipin bend (bus stop) and follow the road for a few hundred meters until you reach a sharp bend to the right (woodpile / greenery 2022).
Return: You can get off at the bridge before the c50 on the right up to Morsch. After a short ascent, you first reach a fountain, then a small cluster of houses. From here, follow the road to the parking lot.

Erganos, Φαράγγι Εργάνου: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg in das hier noch breite Flussbett, Beginn der Einschluchtung 460m bachab
Tour:

Erganos, Φαράγγι Εργάνου: Canyon End
Comment: rechts hinaus auf den Feldweg und auf diesem zur Teerstraße
Return: where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow this slope for about 400m to the car

Erganos, Φαράγγι Εργάνου: Parking at Entry
Comment: vom P den Feldweg in östlicher Richtung zum breiten Kiesbett des Baches
Access: von Myrtos nach Katofigi:
Return: where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow this slope for about 400m to the car

Erganos, Φαράγγι Εργάνου: Parking at Exit
Access: von Myrtos nach Katofigi:
Return: where the slope crosses the stream, turn right and follow this slope for about 400m to the car

Troula: Parking at Exit
Access: Car conversion makes sense, even if the parking lot at the entry can ultimately only be accessed with 4WD.
Return: After reaching the cross stream at the bottom of the valley, follow it and finally turn right to the car. Or take an orographic left path back to the entry point (Bromirakis)

Troula: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für non-4WD Kfz (vor dem Gatter)
Access: Car conversion makes sense, even if the parking lot at the entry can ultimately only be accessed with 4WD.
Return: After reaching the cross stream at the bottom of the valley, follow it and finally turn right to the car. Or take an orographic left path back to the entry point (Bromirakis)

Troula: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz für 4WD-Kfz.
Access: Car conversion makes sense, even if the parking lot at the entry can ultimately only be accessed with 4WD.
Return: After reaching the cross stream at the bottom of the valley, follow it and finally turn right to the car. Or take an orographic left path back to the entry point (Bromirakis)

Troula: Canyon End

Troula: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot (4WD) turn left around the stone stable building and immediately afterwards right along the slope down to the large pool.
Tour: After about 100m in the open meadow valley, the canyon begins with the highest rappel (13m). Then one rappel follows the next, interrupted only by a short widening of the canyon.

Orino: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-11-14: Stands Ok. Small fine rappel.
Access: von Ierapetra siehe:
Return: After the last waterfall, follow the stream for another 50m, then turn right onto the path. This meets a path coming from below, which we follow up to the road. There we reach the parking lot again.

Orino: Canyon Start
2022-11-14: Stands Ok. Small fine rappel.
Comment: wenige Meter oberhalb des Eisenstegs
Approach: downhill on the road for 50m, then take the footpath on the left down to the stream
Tour: Entry at the jetty

Orino: Canyon End
2022-11-14: Stands Ok. Small fine rappel.
Return: After the last waterfall, follow the stream for another 50m, then turn right onto the path. This meets a path coming from below, which we follow up to the road. There we reach the parking lot again.

Milonas: Parking at Exit
2022-11-14: Nice short canyon. Stands ok
Access: The implementation, as described in the book by Bromirakis (2021), is only feasible with 4WD vehicles (see alternative under "Other uploads")
Return: After the final waterfall on the water pipe, later on a path, down to the parking lot.

Milonas: Parking at Entry
2022-11-14: Nice short canyon. Stands ok
Comment: 3,5 km shuttle
Access: The implementation, as described in the book by Bromirakis (2021), is only feasible with 4WD vehicles (see alternative under "Other uploads")
Return: After the final waterfall on the water pipe, later on a path, down to the parking lot.

Milonas: Canyon End
2022-11-14: Nice short canyon. Stands ok
Return: After the final waterfall on the water pipe, later on a path, down to the parking lot.

Milonas: Canyon Start
Approach: On foot: see wikoloc By car: head for the upper parking lot.
Tour: Narrow canyon at the beginning, but soon opens up. At the final waterfall on the righthand side, the use of the diverter does not seem mandatory.

Sarakinas: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ierapetra in a westerly direction along the sea to Myrtos. From here head north towards Malés. Shortly before reaching this village, turn left and drive past Malés in the direction of Christos. We cross the Sarakinas River and park our car (for access) 80m after the bridge on the area to the right of the road
Return: After a conspicuous deciduous tree on top of 2 rocks in the streambed, look for a convenient exit option on the left bank. On an indistinct but wide meadow path you reach the bridge, cross the river on it and take the path up the opposite slope until you reach a large storage building ("P (2)" at the 2nd right-hand serpentine. From here continue uphill, turn right at the T-junction and up to the main road at the entrance to the village of Christos. Do not enter the village here, but turn right down the main road to the parking lot "P(1)". Due to the short distance, it is not necessary to change the route.

Sarakinas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ierapetra in a westerly direction along the sea to Myrtos. From here head north towards Malés. Shortly before reaching this village, turn left and drive past Malés in the direction of Christos. We cross the Sarakinas River and park our car (for access) 80m after the bridge on the area to the right of the road
Return: After a conspicuous deciduous tree on top of 2 rocks in the streambed, look for a convenient exit option on the left bank. On an indistinct but wide meadow path you reach the bridge, cross the river on it and take the path up the opposite slope until you reach a large storage building ("P (2)" at the 2nd right-hand serpentine. From here continue uphill, turn right at the T-junction and up to the main road at the entrance to the village of Christos. Do not enter the village here, but turn right down the main road to the parking lot "P(1)". Due to the short distance, it is not necessary to change the route.

Sarakinas: Canyon End
Return: After a conspicuous deciduous tree on top of 2 rocks in the streambed, look for a convenient exit option on the left bank. On an indistinct but wide meadow path you reach the bridge, cross the river on it and take the path up the opposite slope until you reach a large storage building ("P (2)" at the 2nd right-hand serpentine. From here continue uphill, turn right at the T-junction and up to the main road at the entrance to the village of Christos. Do not enter the village here, but turn right down the main road to the parking lot "P(1)". Due to the short distance, it is not necessary to change the route.

Sarakinas: Canyon Start
Approach: From here in an easterly direction a few meters directly through bushes down to the stream (entry).
Tour: After reaching the stream "E", you can cross it and descend on the left bank slightly above the stream until you are required to re-enter the streambed before crossing under the road bridge. After about 10 minutes you come to the 12th rappel. The 3 further rappels follow without any significant walking passages. After the last and highest rappel, it is about 10 minutes to the exit.

Gouras, Φαράγγι Γκούρας: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Fyli, one of the northern suburbs of Athens, we head north towards the Moni Kliston monastery. After 2.9 km, i.e. before reaching the monastery, we turn left towards Filis Fortress. 4.8 km further on we come to a hairpin bend to the left, where we park our car (see google maps under Links). If we have 2 cars, we can park one car for the exit at Moni Kliston (risk of burglary).
Return: Where we see a children's swing hanging from a tree in the bottom of the stream, we take the path out to the right and up to the monastery. If we have only parked one car at the top of the road serpentine, it makes sense for the driver without luggage to pick up the car and the others with luggage to get in at the monastery.

Gouras, Φαράγγι Γκούρας: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the hiking trail (according to Wikiloc under Links) to the stream crossing (entry).
Tour: At the beginning hiking canyon, later in the incised area next to smaller rappels some jumps and slides.

Gouras, Φαράγγι Γκούρας: Canyon End
Return: Where we see a children's swing hanging from a tree in the bottom of the stream, we take the path out to the right and up to the monastery. If we have only parked one car at the top of the road serpentine, it makes sense for the driver without luggage to pick up the car and the others with luggage to get in at the monastery.

Vilivina, , Φαράγγι Βιλιβίνας: Parking at Entry
2025-10-11: There was a little bit of water at the top, which disappeared before the bridge. The first section of the top part is not very interesting, but just before the bridge it's nice. Below the bridge there...
2024-11-28: Nice tour. Everything ok. Only walked up to the bridge (slope/intermediate exit).
2024-04-16: The end in the grotto is particularly beautiful.
Comment: bis hierher mit 2WD möglich
Access: see link "Approach from Rest Area Akrata to Vilivina"
Return: see wikiloc link

Vilivina, , Φαράγγι Βιλιβίνας: Parking at Exit
2025-10-11: There was a little bit of water at the top, which disappeared before the bridge. The first section of the top part is not very interesting, but just before the bridge it's nice. Below the bridge there...
2024-11-28: Nice tour. Everything ok. Only walked up to the bridge (slope/intermediate exit).
2024-04-16: The end in the grotto is particularly beautiful.
Comment: bis hierher mit 2WD möglich
Access: see link "Approach from Rest Area Akrata to Vilivina"
Return: see wikiloc link

Vilivina, , Φαράγγι Βιλιβίνας: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: There was a little bit of water at the top, which disappeared before the bridge. The first section of the top part is not very interesting, but just before the bridge it's nice. Below the bridge there...
2024-11-28: Nice tour. Everything ok. Only walked up to the bridge (slope/intermediate exit).
2024-04-16: The end in the grotto is particularly beautiful.
Approach: see wikiloc link
Tour: see icfG link

Vilivina, , Φαράγγι Βιλιβίνας: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit auf Straßenbrücke
Return: see wikiloc link

Vilivina, , Φαράγγι Βιλιβίνας: Canyon End

Milon, Φαράγγι Μύλων: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-09: A very beautiful canyon, just wear normal clothes instead of a wetsuit. The rock is quite slippery so be careful on the downclimbs. The beach at the exit is awesome.
2024-11-28: Everything in order. Nice tour. The real challenge was the approach through the forest fire tree massacre.
2024-04-30: Very beautiful dry gorge.
Comment: Zustieg zu Fuß vom Parkplatz
Access: To descend the Myloi canyon, all cars can be parked on the coastal road at the exit point. To reach the entrance on foot requires a pleasant, slightly uphill hike of about an hour. If there is an off-road vehicle in the group, we can drive up to the entrance of the canyon more quickly, especially if we want to combine this with another descent on the same day to Gerakina Gorge, a little further down the road near the village of Schinos.
Return: Exit onto the road, directly at the parking lot

Milon, Φαράγγι Μύλων: Parking at Entry
2025-10-09: A very beautiful canyon, just wear normal clothes instead of a wetsuit. The rock is quite slippery so be careful on the downclimbs. The beach at the exit is awesome.
2024-11-28: Everything in order. Nice tour. The real challenge was the approach through the forest fire tree massacre.
2024-04-30: Very beautiful dry gorge.
Comment: bei Auto-Umsetzung
Access: To descend the Myloi canyon, all cars can be parked on the coastal road at the exit point. To reach the entrance on foot requires a pleasant, slightly uphill hike of about an hour. If there is an off-road vehicle in the group, we can drive up to the entrance of the canyon more quickly, especially if we want to combine this with another descent on the same day to Gerakina Gorge, a little further down the road near the village of Schinos.
Return: Exit onto the road, directly at the parking lot

Milon, Φαράγγι Μύλων: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: A very beautiful canyon, just wear normal clothes instead of a wetsuit. The rock is quite slippery so be careful on the downclimbs. The beach at the exit is awesome.
2024-11-28: Everything in order. Nice tour. The real challenge was the approach through the forest fire tree massacre.
2024-04-30: Very beautiful dry gorge.
Comment: etwa 100m vor Beginn der Verengung
Approach: Shuttle via Egirousa, see also links. From the lower parking lot at the exit, first head west on the road for just under 800 m. Here the forest path goes up in a southerly direction. Due to the forest fires, the path (first to the south, then to the northeast) is somewhat difficult to find at the beginning where the path turns clearly to the northeast. Shortly after the path bends clearly to the south again, there is a small path on the left that leads us to the canyon.
Tour: About 18 rappels, the 25m rappel can be broken. Sea view at the exit

Milon, Φαράγγι Μύλων: Canyon End
Comment: etwa 50m nach Ende der Verengung
Return: Exit onto the road, directly at the parking lot

Tripiti: Canyon Start

Tripiti: Canyon End

Tripiti: Parking at Entry

Tripiti: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Sougia

Tripiti: Waypoint
Comment: Von hier aus weiter mit der normalen Fähre.

Gerakina, Φαράγγι Γερακίνα: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-11-29: See map for start of access. Everything ok. Collector's item.
Comment: P Zustieg, wenn keine Autoumsetzung
Access: From the Mylon exit parking lot, continue north along the coastal road for about 8 km until you reach Schinos. There we park the car at the location marked on the map.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn right as soon as possible and follow a path to the road where the car is parked.

Gerakina, Φαράγγι Γερακίνα: Parking at Entry
2024-11-29: See map for start of access. Everything ok. Collector's item.
Comment: bei Autoumsetzung
Access: From the Mylon exit parking lot, continue north along the coastal road for about 8 km until you reach Schinos. There we park the car at the location marked on the map.
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn right as soon as possible and follow a path to the road where the car is parked.

Gerakina, Φαράγγι Γερακίνα: Canyon Start
2024-11-29: See map for start of access. Everything ok. Collector's item.
Approach: The access is on the orographic right flank of the canyon on a pleasant path, see . It is therefore not very useful to do it the way suggested in Van Den Berge's book.
Tour: See gallery and video.

Gerakina, Φαράγγι Γερακίνα: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon, turn right as soon as possible and follow a path to the road where the car is parked.

Galanorema upper, Γαλανόρεμα: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: von Volos (Halbinsel Pilion):
Return: where the stream transforms into a wide bed, limks out and down to the road

Galanorema upper, Γαλανόρεμα: Canyon Start
Comment: nach der Bachquerung noch ca. 30m rechts am Bach abwärts zum Einstieg
Approach: see
Tour: see photo gallery and video

Galanorema upper, Γαλανόρεμα: Canyon End
Return: where the stream transforms into a wide bed, limks out and down to the road

Galanorema upper, Γαλανόρεμα: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für Umsetzung mit Alternativzustieg (4WD)
Access: von Volos (Halbinsel Pilion):
Return: where the stream transforms into a wide bed, limks out and down to the road

Galanorema upper, Γαλανόρεμα: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativeinstieg bei Umsetzung
Tour: see photo gallery and video

Kavousi I: Canyon Start

Kavousi I: Canyon End
Comment: Ende vor Kavousi II

Kavousi I: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz ohne 4x4 oder nach Kavousi II

Kavousi I: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz mit 4x4 Ausstieg vor Kavousi II

Kavousi I: Parking at Entry
Comment: 11km Shuttle

Eligas: Canyon Start
2022-04-13: Pretty windy affair. Well set up. Scenically // geologically beautiful. Otherwise no highlights.

Eligas: Canyon End
2022-04-13: Pretty windy affair. Well set up. Scenically // geologically beautiful. Otherwise no highlights.

Eligas: Parking at Entry
2022-04-13: Pretty windy affair. Well set up. Scenically // geologically beautiful. Otherwise no highlights.

Eligas: Parking at Exit

Alteinbach: Canyon Start
2022-06-25: First ascent by Timo & Christoph. Drilled with single rings, double at the main fall.

Alteinbach: Canyon End
2022-06-25: First ascent by Timo & Christoph. Drilled with single rings, double at the main fall.

Alteinbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-06-25: First ascent by Timo & Christoph. Drilled with single rings, double at the main fall.
Comment: Übernachtungsverbot. Wird morgends kontrolliert!

Wadi Mubarak II: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Mubarak, Parkplatz
Access: From Petra on the Kings Highway "35" in the direction of Karak (north). After approximately 30 km we pass Shobak. 2 km further on we turn left in Al Jaya and drive past Shobak Castle and via Mansoura to the parking lot before a right-hand serpentine of the sloping road (see 2 Google maps map sections under "Links".
Return: In Wadi Ghuweir uphill until we get out onto the tarred road (prominent tree). On the road up to the car.

Wadi Mubarak II: Canyon Start
Comment: Mubarak East, Einstieg
Approach: From the parking lot we take the path that leads us in a southeasterly direction to the entry, see Google Earth map section under "Gallery".
Tour: Many smaller drops, mostly for downclimbing, usually no water flow until the spring above the last rappel; but many pools. The descent ends when you reach the Wadi Ghuweir.

Wadi Mubarak II: Canyon End
Comment: mit Erreichen des Wadi Ghuweir
Return: In Wadi Ghuweir uphill until we get out onto the tarred road (prominent tree). On the road up to the car.

Wadi Mubarak II: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg bei Rückmarsch nach Abstieg im Mubarak
Return: In Wadi Ghuweir uphill until we get out onto the tarred road (prominent tree). On the road up to the car.

Moleno (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Moleno (Superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Moleno (Superiore): Canyon End

Moleno (Superiore): Canyon Start

Mukheiris: Canyon Start
Comment: Umkehrpunkt
Approach: Directly into the gravel bed of the Mukheiri.
Tour: Ascend the Wadi Mukheiris, bypassing steps until you reach the basin with no further ascent options. Turn back here and rappel down the steps in the stream back to the start.

Mukheiris: Canyon End
Comment: Zustieg und Ausstieg
Return: Directly up to the parking lot on the road.

Mukheiris: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Zu-/Ausstieg
Access: Von Amman auf der "65" Richtung Dead Sea. At our destination, we park our car on the edge of the opposite lane near the Samarah Dead Sea Resort.
Return: Directly up to the parking lot on the road.

Mukheiris: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativer Zustieg von oben
Approach: Directly into the gravel bed of the Mukheiri.
Tour: Ascend the Wadi Mukheiris, bypassing steps until you reach the basin with no further ascent options. Turn back here and rappel down the steps in the stream back to the start.

Mukheiris: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz alternativer Zustieg von oben
Access: Von Amman auf der "65" Richtung Dead Sea. At our destination, we park our car on the edge of the opposite lane near the Samarah Dead Sea Resort.
Return: Directly up to the parking lot on the road.

Val Tomè (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-14: All anchors available. The canyon is a bit slippery
2024-09-13: Anchors in good condition. Water level is normal at the moment. It was a cold but good trip.
Approach: Climb up the already visible hiking trail next to the stream --> you can also take a shortcut and ascend directly --> after a short time you will come to a wooden bridge --> cross this --> follow the path uphill to the right until you reach a rock slide at approx. 1030 m above sea level. Enter the stream at this point.
Tour: Water oak canyon to mid-summer with some forced sections. The key point is the c45 right at the beginning of the parts of the gorge.

Val Tomè (superiore): Canyon End
2025-08-14: All anchors available. The canyon is a bit slippery
2024-09-13: Anchors in good condition. Water level is normal at the moment. It was a cold but good trip.
Return: As a rule, you take the inferior part with you, as this is very short. After reaching the bridge from which you checked the water level, get out of the stream. From there back to the car.

Val Tomè (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-14: All anchors available. The canyon is a bit slippery
2024-09-13: Anchors in good condition. Water level is normal at the moment. It was a cold but good trip.
Access: From Locarno drive first ri. Maggia valley --> follow the road until the village Broglio --> directly at the end of the village there is a sign with the inscription Fusio 10km + bus stop Somprei where on the right a small road branches off --> drive down this road, cross the bridge --> further turn left and follow the gravel road past the stone houses until the next bridge at about 700Hm --> park here (exit).
Return: As a rule, you take the inferior part with you, as this is very short. After reaching the bridge from which you checked the water level, get out of the stream. From there back to the car.

Val Tomè (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Chiggiogna - Froda: Canyon Start
2024-05-12: At the penultimate belaystation of the canyon (C50) there is now an intermediate belaystation on the left side of the river after approx. 40m (2 anchors with stainless steel ring). This makes it easie...
Approach: Relatively quick and easy on foot from Fusnengo. Follow the old mule track (Vecchia Mulattiera) and turn right at the crossroads next to point 802 onto the flat path towards the stream. The canyon begins at the steel bridge. The upper parts of the canyon may not have been drilled yet. Entry here would be at the bridge at 1074 hm.
Tour: First flat and easy, then increasingly vertical. A quick succession of rappels.

Chiggiogna - Froda: Canyon End
2024-05-12: At the penultimate belaystation of the canyon (C50) there is now an intermediate belaystation on the left side of the river after approx. 40m (2 anchors with stainless steel ring). This makes it easie...
Return: At the bridge where the water level was checked orographically right out of the stream to the road, follow this to the right to the car.

Chiggiogna - Froda: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-12: At the penultimate belaystation of the canyon (C50) there is now an intermediate belaystation on the left side of the river after approx. 40m (2 anchors with stainless steel ring). This makes it easie...
Access: Take the Faido highway exit. Take the main road towards Faido and turn right at point 706 towards the campsite. From there continue to the last waterfall. There are no suitable parking spaces near the canyon, so ask for permission before parking your car. Alternatively, park on the main road.
Return: At the bridge where the water level was checked orographically right out of the stream to the road, follow this to the right to the car.

Manshala: Parking at Entry
Access: From Madaba in the direction of the Dead Sea
Return: From the streambed up to the parking lot on the road.

Manshala: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road on a slope down to the streambed.
Tour: Duration about 9 hours from the top. 8 rappels, in between never-ending running sections. Possibility to get off before the lower parts, but it doesn't take much time.

Manshala: Canyon End
Return: From the streambed up to the parking lot on the road.

Manshala: Parking at Exit
Access: From Madaba in the direction of the Dead Sea
Return: From the streambed up to the parking lot on the road.

Manshala: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Zustieg von unten am orograf. rechten Hochrücken, siehe wikiloc
Approach: From the road on a slope down to the streambed.
Tour: Duration about 9 hours from the top. 8 rappels, in between never-ending running sections. Possibility to get off before the lower parts, but it doesn't take much time.

Manshala: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Wendepunkt im großen Kessel bei Zustieg von unten - weitgehend - im Canyon
Approach: From the road on a slope down to the streambed.
Tour: Duration about 9 hours from the top. 8 rappels, in between never-ending running sections. Possibility to get off before the lower parts, but it doesn't take much time.

Progero (superiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, walk to Via Malcarne and check the water level at the bridge. Continue uphill to the right on "Via In Cimalloco". When the road divides, keep left "Al Sasso Grande", there is another parking lot on the right. The hiking trail begins just behind it, which you now follow. Above the houses, the path is marked with a blue arrow and wave signs. Turn left twice to reach the bridge. After the bridge, keep right until you come to a path again, which you follow to the right. After a further 100 m, turn off onto a closed-off path. Follow this for about 5 minutes, then take the marked path down to the right within sight of the stream to the entry point.
Tour: Mainly less vertical tour, without any cruxes. Despite the open character of the canyon, only a few emergency exits are obvious.

Progero (superiore): Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the bridge that marks the entry to the lower part and descend the way you came up.

Progero (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz für Canyonisten, direkt unterhalb der Schule und dem Rathaus
Access: From Bellinzona, take the country road on the right bank of the Ticino towards Tenero and Locarno. Cross the village of Sementina and about 3 km after Sementina turn off the main road to the right into the village of Gudo. Directly on the road you will find the parking lot below the community and school. Out of consideration for local residents, please only use this parking lot.
Return: Get off at the bridge that marks the entry to the lower part and descend the way you came up.

Progero (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Dabi

Ticinetto (intermedio): Canyon Start
2025-10-17: First abseil: Two bolts, river left. The line’s wet — obviously — but you can dodge most of the waterfall if you sneak underneath it. Then a big dive to cross the main flow and the eddy. The first per...
2024-08-08: Walked into the canyon from the waterfall you can see from the parking lot. On the 1st and 2nd descent we were able to find the anchor points well. At the 3rd we could not find an anchor point, we did...
Approach: From the car directly to the stream in just a few minutes.
Tour: Short tour with an extremely large amount of water and a "catapult slide" with a considerable kicker. Despite the short length of the tour, great caution is required due to the large amount of water. The canyon is just half a meter wide at its narrowest point in this part.

Ticinetto (intermedio): Canyon End
2025-10-17: First abseil: Two bolts, river left. The line’s wet — obviously — but you can dodge most of the waterfall if you sneak underneath it. Then a big dive to cross the main flow and the eddy. The first per...
2024-08-08: Walked into the canyon from the waterfall you can see from the parking lot. On the 1st and 2nd descent we were able to find the anchor points well. At the 3rd we could not find an anchor point, we did...
Return: Orographically left out of the stream after approx. 300m left up to the road, on the road back to the car.

Ticinetto (intermedio): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-17: First abseil: Two bolts, river left. The line’s wet — obviously — but you can dodge most of the waterfall if you sneak underneath it. Then a big dive to cross the main flow and the eddy. The first per...
2024-08-08: Walked into the canyon from the waterfall you can see from the parking lot. On the 1st and 2nd descent we were able to find the anchor points well. At the 3rd we could not find an anchor point, we did...
Access: From Lavorgo in the direction of Chrionico, turn off into the "Valle dei Chironico" in the direction of "Rive". Park the car at the exit of the road.
Return: Orographically left out of the stream after approx. 300m left up to the road, on the road back to the car.

Ticinetto (intermedio): Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Direkt am ersten Abseiler C25

Usedi (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-08-24: Very slippery and rather too cold for a 2/3 neo.
2025-08-24: quite slippery
2025-08-01: The canyon has very beautiful parts.
Access: From Biasca follow the A2 towards Gotthard and take the first exit again. From there, continue on Via S. Gottardo until shortly before Lavorgo, where you turn off towards Chironico. Follow the road to Grumo until you reach the bridge over the Va d'Usèdi. Park your car here.
Return: Before the bridge orogarphically right out of the stream you are directly at the car.

Usedi (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-24: Very slippery and rather too cold for a 2/3 neo.
2025-08-24: quite slippery
2025-08-01: The canyon has very beautiful parts.
Return: Before the bridge orogarphically right out of the stream you are directly at the car.

Usedi (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Very slippery and rather too cold for a 2/3 neo.
2025-08-24: quite slippery
2025-08-01: The canyon has very beautiful parts.
Comment: Bei dem Felsrutsch in die Schlucht einsteigen.
Approach: Two paths branch off near the bridge, one to the river, one uphill. We choose the uphill path. We follow this up to 890 m altitude. Follow the path that crosses into the valley. No further uphill. This junction is difficult to recognize. Follow the path to the landslide. Enter the stream here.
Tour: 11 watery rappels that can be very challenging at medium to high water levels. There are several small slides. The rappels are interrupted by running sections.

Usedi (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Cramosina (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the car, follow the road northwards until a path branches off after a few houses and heads steadily uphill towards Catto. After a few meters the path winds very steeply in serpentines up the slope. After the hairpin bends, the path climbs only slightly along the slope and no longer steeply uphill through Catto to a bridge that spans the Cramosina. After the bridge, descend steeply to the left in a small arc to the stream.
Tour: Sequence of five high abseils. Can only be climbed when dry. Emergency exit after the first c60 orographic right. Best done after heavy rain so that everything is washed out.

Cramosina (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: From the stream approx. 100 m to the road/car.

Cramosina (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca in the direction of "Val Leventina". Direction Bodio, in Bodio direction Giornico. Approx. half a kilometer after the railroad bridge, cross the river on the left. Cross a second bridge, then turn right. Take the next left under the highway and park a little further on the right.
Return: From the stream approx. 100 m to the road/car.

Cramosina (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Cramosina (inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Hier dem Weg bergan folgen.
Approach: From the car, follow the road northwards until a path branches off after a few houses and heads steadily uphill towards Catto. After a few meters the path winds very steeply in serpentines up the slope. After the hairpin bends, the path climbs only slightly along the slope and no longer steeply uphill through Catto to a bridge that spans the Cramosina. After the bridge, descend steeply to the left in a small arc to the stream.

Cramosina (inferiore): Waypoint1
Comment: Hier nicht mehr weiter bergan, nur noch leicht aufsteigend dem Hang folgen.
Approach: From the car, follow the road northwards until a path branches off after a few houses and heads steadily uphill towards Catto. After a few meters the path winds very steeply in serpentines up the slope. After the hairpin bends, the path climbs only slightly along the slope and no longer steeply uphill through Catto to a bridge that spans the Cramosina. After the bridge, descend steeply to the left in a small arc to the stream.

Val Marcri (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Biasca on the main road 2 in the direction of Pollegio. After Pollegio, take the third exit over the highway at the traffic circle, then take a sharp right. Follow the signs for Bodio through Personico. At the end of Personico, take a sharp left and follow this road uphill. Park the car at bend 502.
Return: At the bridge from the stream directly to the car.

Val Marcri (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the car, head north. After two hairpin bends, follow the path towards the river. Continue up a few hairpin bends until you reach the stream below the water catchment.
Tour: Good practice canyon with more or less vertical abseils. No walking passages worth mentioning. No major difficulties.

Val Marcri (inferiore): Canyon End
Return: At the bridge from the stream directly to the car.

Val Marcri (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Aldiréi (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-05-30: Wonderful verticality! Best to take 2x100m ropes with you to skip intermediate stands. Beautiful access. Best done when there is too much water everywhere else.
2024-05-30: There was good water flow from below, ... a good time to go through here We roped through the first and third longer ledges. On the second we used the intermediate belay after about 30m. Stands so fa...
Approach: From the church, follow the hairpin bends uphill to the Santa Peronilla chapel. Shortly before the chapel, you cross the Ri della Froda. Follow the path slightly uphill towards Motta until you reach the Aldirei/Canyon Start waypoint. The canyon begins about 100m after the houses of Aldirèi at the bridge over the stream.
Tour: The tour consists of several small and three large rappels, all with intermediate stands built in the water. Good rope technique is required. Pure rappel canyon. Very little water in summer // stagnant pools.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-05-30: Wonderful verticality! Best to take 2x100m ropes with you to skip intermediate stands. Beautiful access. Best done when there is too much water everywhere else.
2024-05-30: There was good water flow from below, ... a good time to go through here We roped through the first and third longer ledges. On the second we used the intermediate belay after about 30m. Stands so fa...
Return: After the third large waterfall another small R15, then follow the pledge on the left side of the stream to the road where the car is parked.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2024-05-30: Wonderful verticality! Best to take 2x100m ropes with you to skip intermediate stands. Beautiful access. Best done when there is too much water everywhere else.
2024-05-30: There was good water flow from below, ... a good time to go through here We roped through the first and third longer ledges. On the second we used the intermediate belay after about 30m. Stands so fa...
Access: On leaving Biasca, turn left in the direction of Osogna under the railroad tracks. Turn left there and leave the car after approx. 300 m. From here, there is a small path on the right towards the stream and the water level checkpoint. Move after checking the water level. Take the approach road back through Biasca towards the train station. At the traffic circle after the station, head east towards the church of San Carlo and park the second car here.
Return: After the third large waterfall another small R15, then follow the pledge on the left side of the stream to the road where the car is parked.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: On leaving Biasca, turn left in the direction of Osogna under the railroad tracks. Turn left there and leave the car after approx. 300 m. From here, there is a small path on the right towards the stream and the water level checkpoint. Move after checking the water level. Take the approach road back through Biasca towards the train station. At the traffic circle after the station, head east towards the church of San Carlo and park the second car here.
Return: After the third large waterfall another small R15, then follow the pledge on the left side of the stream to the road where the car is parked.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Santa Petronilla
Approach: From the church, follow the hairpin bends uphill to the Santa Peronilla chapel. Shortly before the chapel, you cross the Ri della Froda. Follow the path slightly uphill towards Motta until you reach the Aldirei/Canyon Start waypoint. The canyon begins about 100m after the houses of Aldirèi at the bridge over the stream.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Waypoint1
Comment: Motta
Approach: From the church, follow the hairpin bends uphill to the Santa Peronilla chapel. Shortly before the chapel, you cross the Ri della Froda. Follow the path slightly uphill towards Motta until you reach the Aldirei/Canyon Start waypoint. The canyon begins about 100m after the houses of Aldirèi at the bridge over the stream.

Aldiréi (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Relatively quickly feasible again after rain.

Valle di Gnosca: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-09-07: Lots of walking, but it has a couple nice abseils
2024-09-09: Entry rather difficult to find, after that everything is great. Rather slippery, sporty water level. Anchor points mostly double.

Valle di Gnosca: Parking at Exit
2025-09-07: Lots of walking, but it has a couple nice abseils
2024-09-09: Entry rather difficult to find, after that everything is great. Rather slippery, sporty water level. Anchor points mostly double.
Access: From Biasca head south/Bellinzona on the B2 to Claro. In Claro, take the third exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Gnosca. After crossing the Ticino and the highway, turn right towards Gnosca. At the entrance to Gnosca, turn half left into Via Valerenche. Follow the road for about 200 meters until you reach a bridge. Park the lower car here and check the water level. Please do not change in the village!
Return: Out of the stream onto the road and left to the car.

Valle di Gnosca: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Lots of walking, but it has a couple nice abseils
2024-09-09: Entry rather difficult to find, after that everything is great. Rather slippery, sporty water level. Anchor points mostly double.
Return: Out of the stream onto the road and left to the car.

Valle di Gnosca: Parking at Entry
Access: From Biasca head south/Bellinzona on the B2 to Claro. In Claro, take the third exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Gnosca. After crossing the Ticino and the highway, turn right towards Gnosca. At the entrance to Gnosca, turn half left into Via Valerenche. Follow the road for about 200 meters until you reach a bridge. Park the lower car here and check the water level. Please do not change in the village!
Return: Out of the stream onto the road and left to the car.

Valle di Gnosca: Canyon Start
Approach: By car: Pay the toll at the town hall, or at the Orello or Lessy restaurant. 10 CHF. Follow the toll road towards Mondella as far as the hairpin bend before point 774 at approx. 760 m above sea level. Park your car here and follow the barely visible path into the valley. On foot: Back from the bridge, keep left and follow the Spontoi road, then turn left and follow the hiking trail. Keep left at the junction, cross briefly, then continue uphill. Once over the toll road, a second time over the toll road. When you reach the road for the third time, follow the road to the next bend at an altitude of approx. 760 m. From there, follow the barely visible path into the valley.
Tour: Rappels, slides and jumps alternate with a few running sections. After the last large double step, which is divided into 2x 25 m with an intermediate stand, there is a 500 m running section, which can be bypassed on the right on a path. This is followed by three more steep sections // jumps.

Val Sementina (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sementina (inférieur) Done at night with full moon out. Very beautiful on the 90m rappel!! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-08-10: Done at full moon, cool thing to rappel almost 100m at night without a headlamp.
2024-09-14: Anchors ok, in the 90 extreme cable pull especially in the upper range (without brake stage), short nice canyon
Access: From Bellinzona, take the road on the right bank of the Ticino towards Tenero and Locarno. You pass through the village of Sementina. Cross the Sementina here. Immediately after the bridge, turn right and park at the side of the road.
Return: Walk in the stream for about 30 minutes.

Val Sementina (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sementina (inférieur) Done at night with full moon out. Very beautiful on the 90m rappel!! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-08-10: Done at full moon, cool thing to rappel almost 100m at night without a headlamp.
2024-09-14: Anchors ok, in the 90 extreme cable pull especially in the upper range (without brake stage), short nice canyon
Return: Walk in the stream for about 30 minutes.

Val Sementina (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sementina (inférieur) Done at night with full moon out. Very beautiful on the 90m rappel!! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2025-08-10: Done at full moon, cool thing to rappel almost 100m at night without a headlamp.
2024-09-14: Anchors ok, in the 90 extreme cable pull especially in the upper range (without brake stage), short nice canyon
Approach: Take the car back over the bridge and take the first road to the left. At the exit of the short road, follow the road directly to the left. At the next junction, keep left again and after three hairpin bends continue straight on for a short distance until you see a large house on the right (probably a water supply)
Tour: Two mini rappels, then c90. Directly after this you can ascend again orographically to the left to make another passage. Caution: there is a sharp edge in the C90.

Val Sementina (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: From Bellinzona, take the road on the right bank of the Ticino towards Tenero and Locarno. You pass through the village of Sementina. Cross the Sementina here. Immediately after the bridge, turn right and park at the side of the road.
Return: Walk in the stream for about 30 minutes.

Val Sementina (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Val Cugnolo: Canyon End
2025-10-03: Nice sunny tour without much walking. Plenty of water, no problems.
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Return: Turn left out of the stream back to the car.

Val Cugnolo: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-10-03: Nice sunny tour without much walking. Plenty of water, no problems.
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Val Cugnolo: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-03: Nice sunny tour without much walking. Plenty of water, no problems.
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Access: From Bellinzona, take the country road on the right bank of the Ticino towards Tenero and Locarno. Cross the village of Sementina and approx. 3 km after Sementina turn off the main road to the right into the village of Gudo. Park on the right-hand side of the road 300 m after the turn-off from the main road.
Return: Turn left out of the stream back to the car.

Val Cugnolo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road up to the right in front of the church and follow the path until you reach the road. Continue to the right here. After approx. 100 m, follow the path uphill to the left until you reach the road again. Continue to the left until you reach the stream.
Tour: Absolutely rainy tour, almost always possible, whether heavy rain or melting snow. Sequence of rappels up to max. 30 m. Some of the stands were a bit wobbly (as of 2021) and some of the trees with slings were questionable. Not recommended after periods of drought.

Trodo: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Trodo: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona Süd exit and drive 7.8 km in the direction of Locarno. At the traffic circle in Quartino, do not take the first exit to Locarno, but the second exit in the direction of Quartino. Park at the bridge over the Trodo in Quartino.

Trodo: Canyon End

Trodo: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A2 at the Bellinzona Süd exit and drive 7.8 km in the direction of Locarno. At the traffic circle in Quartino, do not take the first exit to Locarno, but the second exit in the direction of Quartino. Park at the bridge over the Trodo in Quartino.

Trodo: Canyon Start
Approach: Either transfer by car or walk up the "Strada Romana" in the direction of Monte Ceneri. If you change from Quartino to Cadenazzo by car. Then turn right towards "Passo del Monte Ceneri". When you reach Monte Ceneri, turn right until you see the "No entry" signs and park there. Then continue steeply uphill on foot, after three hairpin bends no longer uphill but along a rather overgrown path slightly downhill into the valley. At the exit, follow the path steeply down to the stream.
Tour: Please exercise ABSOLUTE caution, military exercises are taking place in the area. There is a possibility of unexploded shells. In any case, stay in the streambed and keep your eyes open. Very long canyon with smaller rappels, some slides and jumps interspersed with longer running sections.

Riale di Val Mött (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-07-31: Everything tip top, just a bit slippery. Sharp edge at the 2nd belay from the first high rappel.
2024-07-28: Good grip in most of the most important places. But also very slippery in places. All anchors, jumps and slides are good.

Riale di Val Mött (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-31: Everything tip top, just a bit slippery. Sharp edge at the 2nd belay from the first high rappel.
2024-07-28: Good grip in most of the most important places. But also very slippery in places. All anchors, jumps and slides are good.
Access: Coming from the highway exit Bellinzona Süd, cross the river Ticino, pass Locarno airport and then straight on at the traffic circle to the T-junction. Turn left here and follow the signs into the Verzasca Valley via Gordola, past the dam, along the reservoir to Vogorno (11.3 km from the crossing of the Ticino). From Vogorno, continue along the reservoir to Lavertezzo and from there towards Brione. Here continue in the direction of Gerra. At the exit of the houses of Gerra we park near the bridge.
Return: At the bridge, turn right and follow the path to the large bridge. Cross the bridge to the car.

Riale di Val Mött (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-07-31: Everything tip top, just a bit slippery. Sharp edge at the 2nd belay from the first high rappel.
2024-07-28: Good grip in most of the most important places. But also very slippery in places. All anchors, jumps and slides are good.
Return: At the bridge, turn right and follow the path to the large bridge. Cross the bridge to the car.

Riale di Val Mött (inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the bridge to the right and keep left at the fork (not the first junction to the left, only shortly afterwards). After 300 m, the path winds steeply uphill and then less steeply into the valley. At 1150m the path crosses the stream. Get in here.
Tour: Quite a challenging tour with high rappels and a T15, as well as two approx. 50 m high rappels. Partly very incised with narrow forced passages. Critical at medium/high water levels.

Val d'Efra: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-02: Everything was okay, rather grippy at the beginning, increasingly slippery towards the exit.
2025-07-18: All the necessary anchors were there and in order... Sometimes you had to look for them... We got in at 1500m...
2024-08-14: Water level high at the CP after the thunderstorm the evening before, but falling during the ascent. Entry at 1280 hM. Access to there 50 min. Anchor ok, partly something to look for. Relatively long...
Approach: From the bridge, follow the road for approx. 50 m. A path goes uphill to the right between the houses. Follow this and turn right when it reaches the exit of a road. At the next junction, take the path on the right, which is less steep and enters the valley. Follow the path for a good 90 minutes until you reach Chignö/Chignolo (1360 m). Alternative start a little earlier at approx. 1260m before the steep ascent directly into the river bed.
Tour: Very long tour with some interesting sections, some of which are slippery. The lower parts are also partly slippery at higher abseiling points. Check out well. Very open character. Emergency exit possible at almost any time, except in the last section where it is cut in.

Val d'Efra: Canyon Start
2025-08-02: Everything was okay, rather grippy at the beginning, increasingly slippery towards the exit.
2025-07-18: All the necessary anchors were there and in order... Sometimes you had to look for them... We got in at 1500m...
2024-08-14: Water level high at the CP after the thunderstorm the evening before, but falling during the ascent. Entry at 1280 hM. Access to there 50 min. Anchor ok, partly something to look for. Relatively long...
Approach: From the bridge, follow the road for approx. 50 m. A path goes uphill to the right between the houses. Follow this and turn right when it reaches the exit of a road. At the next junction, take the path on the right, which is less steep and enters the valley. Follow the path for a good 90 minutes until you reach Chignö/Chignolo (1360 m). Alternative start a little earlier at approx. 1260m before the steep ascent directly into the river bed.
Tour: Very long tour with some interesting sections, some of which are slippery. The lower parts are also partly slippery at higher abseiling points. Check out well. Very open character. Emergency exit possible at almost any time, except in the last section where it is cut in.

Val d'Efra: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-08-02: Everything was okay, rather grippy at the beginning, increasingly slippery towards the exit.
2025-07-18: All the necessary anchors were there and in order... Sometimes you had to look for them... We got in at 1500m...
2024-08-14: Water level high at the CP after the thunderstorm the evening before, but falling during the ascent. Entry at 1280 hM. Access to there 50 min. Anchor ok, partly something to look for. Relatively long...

Val d'Efra: Canyon End
Return: Get off at the bridge. You are directly at the car.

Val d'Efra: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from the highway exit Bellinzona Süd, cross the river Ticino, pass Locarno airport and then straight on at the traffic circle to the T-junction. Turn left here and follow the signs into the Verzasca Valley via Gordola, past the dam, along the reservoir to Vogorno (11.3 km from the crossing of the Ticino). From Vogorno we continue along the reservoir to Lavertezzo and from there towards Brione. Here continue towards Gerra and then Frasco as far as the bridge over the Riale d'Efra.
Return: Get off at the bridge. You are directly at the car.

Soladino (inferiore): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the path to the left through the Maggia. Keep to the slope, then follow the signpost to the Alzasca hut and follow the path to the bridge. This is the entry point, climb up to the water intake and check the water level. Do not enter if the water is already overflowing or the drain is blocked.
Tour: An approx. 200 m high wall with several small steps, mostly without water due to water catchment

Soladino (inferiore): Canyon End
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Return: Exit the stream on the left and follow the path through the stream back to the car.

Soladino (inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
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Soladino (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Locarno, drive into the beautiful Maggia Valley --> take the main road through several small villages (watch out for speed cameras!) until you reach the village of Someo. In the village of Riveo, take the first real road "la Geira" to the left. Park at the exit of the road (theoretically you can also drive through the Maggia with a 4x4).
Return: Exit the stream on the left and follow the path through the stream back to the car.

Soladino (superiore): Waypoint
2025-08-16: Descended twice this week, first by a Hispanic group and yesterday by an Italian group.
2024-09-04: Wow it's really a creek not to be missed, of course it's difficult there arebalong some bottlenecks to face in opposition between the walls to avoid the flow channeling too strongly... passage waterfa...
Comment: Kreuzung
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the path to the left through the Maggia. Keep to the slope, then follow the signpost to the Alzasca hut and follow the path to the bridge. This is the entry point, before climbing up to the water catchment and checking the water level in the stream. Return to the path and continue steeply uphill. At the waypoint (crossroads), follow the left-hand path which crosses the valley less steeply. Waypoint 2 is a bridge over the stream. At waypoint 3 (Häußer) turn right downhill towards the stream (keep slightly left).

Soladino (superiore): Waypoint1
2025-08-16: Descended twice this week, first by a Hispanic group and yesterday by an Italian group.
2024-09-04: Wow it's really a creek not to be missed, of course it's difficult there arebalong some bottlenecks to face in opposition between the walls to avoid the flow channeling too strongly... passage waterfa...
Comment: Brücke
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the path to the left through the Maggia. Keep to the slope, then follow the signpost to the Alzasca hut and follow the path to the bridge. This is the entry point, before climbing up to the water catchment and checking the water level in the stream. Return to the path and continue steeply uphill. At the waypoint (crossroads), follow the left-hand path which crosses the valley less steeply. Waypoint 2 is a bridge over the stream. At waypoint 3 (Häußer) turn right downhill towards the stream (keep slightly left).

Soladino (superiore): Waypoint2
2025-08-16: Descended twice this week, first by a Hispanic group and yesterday by an Italian group.
2024-09-04: Wow it's really a creek not to be missed, of course it's difficult there arebalong some bottlenecks to face in opposition between the walls to avoid the flow channeling too strongly... passage waterfa...
Comment: Häuser
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the path to the left through the Maggia. Keep to the slope, then follow the signpost to the Alzasca hut and follow the path to the bridge. This is the entry point, before climbing up to the water catchment and checking the water level in the stream. Return to the path and continue steeply uphill. At the waypoint (crossroads), follow the left-hand path which crosses the valley less steeply. Waypoint 2 is a bridge over the stream. At waypoint 3 (Häußer) turn right downhill towards the stream (keep slightly left).

Soladino (superiore): Canyon Start
Tour: Water level should be low for this tour. Do not enter if rain is in the forecast. Waterfalls, slides and jumps, everything a good tour needs. No easy emergency exits. The narrowest narrow section after approx. 2/3 of the tour can be bypassed on the left, but you should not rely on this alternative (for this, climb the R6 which is the entry to the narrow section and bypass it on the left).

Soladino (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Get out at the water intake on the left and follow the path into the valley, cross the Maggia and return to the car.

Soladino (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Locarno, drive into the beautiful Maggia Valley --> take the main road through several small villages (watch out for speed cameras!) until you reach the village of Someo. In the village of Riveo, take the first real road "la Geira" to the left. Park at the exit of the road (theoretically you can also drive through the Maggia with a 4x4).
Return: Get out at the water intake on the left and follow the path into the valley, cross the Maggia and return to the car.

Soladino (superiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Serenello Eau très froide, rocher magnifique, extrêmement impressionnant même sous l'eau. L'énorme racine d'arbre dans le dernier tiers se pas...
2025-10-08: Very beautiful canyon. Worthwhile and recommended. Very good rope run at the 40m final waterfall when using the two chains on the right (top as a feeder, the second one directly behind the edge) Larg...
2025-09-11: Beautiful canyon, could be even longer (that's why we went to Val Cocco afterwards). The jump into the Maggia at the end is also a cool thing.
Access: From Locarno drive first towards the Maggia valley --> follow the road to the village of Bignasco --> there follow the signs to Brontallo. Drive past the exit to Brontallo for approx. 900m. A hiking trail crosses the road here. We park the car here.
Return: A little way down the Maggia BEFORE the bridge on the opposite bank, take a small path to the bridge. Then turn right to the car.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Serenello Eau très froide, rocher magnifique, extrêmement impressionnant même sous l'eau. L'énorme racine d'arbre dans le dernier tiers se pas...
2025-10-08: Very beautiful canyon. Worthwhile and recommended. Very good rope run at the 40m final waterfall when using the two chains on the right (top as a feeder, the second one directly behind the edge) Larg...
2025-09-11: Beautiful canyon, could be even longer (that's why we went to Val Cocco afterwards). The jump into the Maggia at the end is also a cool thing.
Comment: Man sieht den Schlusswasserfall über die Maggia hinweg.
Hydrology: Important (no alternative route before the lower part of the large waterfall).

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Waypoint
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Serenello Eau très froide, rocher magnifique, extrêmement impressionnant même sous l'eau. L'énorme racine d'arbre dans le dernier tiers se pas...
2025-10-08: Very beautiful canyon. Worthwhile and recommended. Very good rope run at the 40m final waterfall when using the two chains on the right (top as a feeder, the second one directly behind the edge) Larg...
2025-09-11: Beautiful canyon, could be even longer (that's why we went to Val Cocco afterwards). The jump into the Maggia at the end is also a cool thing.
Comment: Hier nach rechts, weg vom Bach.
Approach: From the car, follow the path downhill to the bridge over the Maggia. Cross the Maggia and keep right on the opposite side (path from the stream). At the next junction, keep left again towards the stream. Cross the stream and you will soon come to a path where you keep to the right and head towards the village of "Pianello". In the village, keep right towards the stream and cross into the valley slightly downhill until you reach the streambed.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Waypoint1
Comment: Hier nach links, zum Bach.
Approach: From the car, follow the path downhill to the bridge over the Maggia. Cross the Maggia and keep right on the opposite side (path from the stream). At the next junction, keep left again towards the stream. Cross the stream and you will soon come to a path where you keep to the right and head towards the village of "Pianello". In the village, keep right towards the stream and cross into the valley slightly downhill until you reach the streambed.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Waypoint2
Comment: Von hier zum Bach einqueren
Approach: From the car, follow the path downhill to the bridge over the Maggia. Cross the Maggia and keep right on the opposite side (path from the stream). At the next junction, keep left again towards the stream. Cross the stream and you will soon come to a path where you keep to the right and head towards the village of "Pianello". In the village, keep right towards the stream and cross into the valley slightly downhill until you reach the streambed.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Canyon Start
Tour: Short canyon with medium rappels, not too technical a few small jumps. Very nice geography.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: A little way down the Maggia BEFORE the bridge on the opposite bank, take a small path to the bridge. Then turn right to the car.

Val Serenello (Inferiore): Waypoint3
Comment: Aus dem Wasser, rechtsseitig hoch zum Weg.

Moserkarbach: Canyon Start
2023-07-23: All stands (express anchors) were OK. Was combined with Birkkarbach, but the Moserkarbach had more water.
Comment: Weg quert den Bach
Approach: After crossing the stream, follow the path until it leads back into the streambed (entry)
Tour: Mostly only small-sized waste, see photos and video

Moserkarbach: Canyon End
2023-07-23: All stands (express anchors) were OK. Was combined with Birkkarbach, but the Moserkarbach had more water.
Comment: auf Weg aussteigen
Return: Where the path crosses the streambed, turn left out to the bikes. On the bike down to Scharnitz.

Birkkarbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-23: Was combined with Moserkarbach. The Birkkarbach has somewhat more interesting rappels than the Moserkarbach. Approach very steep in the upper part. Cab may only drive until 18:00 because of nature con...
Comment: Abstellplatz Fahrräder
Access: From one of the parking lots at the beginning of the Hinterautal valley on the eastern edge of Scharnitz, cycle for about 1 hour almost to the end of the valley. About 500m before reaching the Kastenalm, the wide gravel bed of the Birkkarbach opens up on the left. The ascent begins at the eastern edge of the gravel bed. Alternatively, you can take the Karwendel cab (Taxi Mair) to the junction with the footpath to the Karwendelhaus if you don't have a bike or don't want to pedal.
Return: After the last rappel into the gravel bed, turn left steeply up to the approach path and follow it down to the road. Alternatively, continue down the mostly open gravel bed of the stream. After the gorge opens up, keep left to the road.

Birkkarbach: Waypoint
2023-07-23: Was combined with Moserkarbach. The Birkkarbach has somewhat more interesting rappels than the Moserkarbach. Approach very steep in the upper part. Cab may only drive until 18:00 because of nature con...
Comment: hier geht der Zustiegspfad aus dem Schotterbett rechts hinaus
Approach: Follow the eastern edge of the wide gravel bed until the path on the right leads out of the gravel bed. Follow this until it crosses the streambed of the Birkkarbach stream. The descent begins a few meters below.

Birkkarbach: Canyon Start
2023-07-23: Was combined with Moserkarbach. The Birkkarbach has somewhat more interesting rappels than the Moserkarbach. Approach very steep in the upper part. Cab may only drive until 18:00 because of nature con...
Comment: Einstieg unterhalb der Stelle, wo der Weg den Bach quert
Approach: Follow the eastern edge of the wide gravel bed until the path on the right leads out of the gravel bed. Follow this until it crosses the streambed of the Birkkarbach stream. The descent begins a few meters below.
Tour: see photos and video Note: Contrary to what is stated in the "Tyrolean Canyoning Guide" by Amor/Rimel, we needed 2x30m of rope for the penultimate rappel (at Riml 16m), which was barely enough. There is no indication of an intermediate position either on the topographic view in the book or in real life. It is possible that I am wrong in this respect. We drilled the last rappel down into the gravel bed of the stream.

Birkkarbach: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg nach dem letzten Abseiler links hinauf zum Zustiegsweg
Return: After the last rappel into the gravel bed, turn left steeply up to the approach path and follow it down to the road. Alternatively, continue down the mostly open gravel bed of the stream. After the gorge opens up, keep left to the road.

Birkkarbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg am Klammende
Return: After the last rappel into the gravel bed, turn left steeply up to the approach path and follow it down to the road. Alternatively, continue down the mostly open gravel bed of the stream. After the gorge opens up, keep left to the road.

Kirchlbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-16: Also this year, very late (October), large snowremains halfway and (this is new) also at the exit of the canyon, both impossible to go below. Alpine techniques are a must! Anchors: some of the single...
2024-07-11: Only the first anchor has two points; all the rest are single points. The anchors are mixed with M8 aluminum (or non-stainless steel?) and M10 stainless steel. The oldest anchors are M8 Aluminum Petzl...
2023-10-07: All stands OK
Comment: Abstellplatz Fahrräder an der Straßenbrücke
Access: From Scharnitz, cycle into the Karwendel valley towards the Karwendelhaus. After the Isar bridge, turn left and cycle steeply up into the Karwendel valley. 6.1 km after this turn-off we cross the Kirchlbach. We park our bikes here.
Return: After we are out of the gorge, about 100m in the wide gravel bed to the road bridge.

Kirchlbach: Waypoint
2024-10-16: Also this year, very late (October), large snowremains halfway and (this is new) also at the exit of the canyon, both impossible to go below. Alpine techniques are a must! Anchors: some of the single...
2024-07-11: Only the first anchor has two points; all the rest are single points. The anchors are mixed with M8 aluminum (or non-stainless steel?) and M10 stainless steel. The oldest anchors are M8 Aluminum Petzl...
2023-10-07: All stands OK
Comment: Abzweigung von der Straße, Beginn Aufstieg
Approach: About 400m further along the road, we turn left onto a dirt track. We leave this later and follow the path that leads us uphill until there is an access into the open streambed here.

Kirchlbach: Canyon Start
2024-10-16: Also this year, very late (October), large snowremains halfway and (this is new) also at the exit of the canyon, both impossible to go below. Alpine techniques are a must! Anchors: some of the single...
2024-07-11: Only the first anchor has two points; all the rest are single points. The anchors are mixed with M8 aluminum (or non-stainless steel?) and M10 stainless steel. The oldest anchors are M8 Aluminum Petzl...
2023-10-07: All stands OK
Approach: About 400m further along the road, we turn left onto a dirt track. We leave this later and follow the path that leads us uphill until there is an access into the open streambed here.
Tour: Updated tour Oct. 2024 2 bolts L 20m 1 bolt R 10m 2 bolts R 20m (original anchor on bad rock!) 1 bolt L 10m 1 bolt R 20m 2 bolts L 25m 1 bolt L 6m 1 bolt L 8m Snowfield to traverse for 100-200m: emergency bolt L 20m (if snow still reaches the bend in the canyon), if the exit of the snow is in sight before the bend in the canyon (a wall that stops the snow) descend with alpine techniques and find 1 bolt L 15m Narrow part, high chances of rockfall, 2 different bolts R 8-10m Stuck boulder, 1 bolt R 10m (damaged quicklink backed up with carabiner) 2 bolts R 16m 1 bolt R 18m Grand finale 1 bolt L 24m (the other anchors are, at present, unreachable) Possible second snowremains (building a higher wall than the first) possible emergency exit L 1 bolt L 10m Downclimb and exit

Kirchlbach: Canyon End
Comment: Klammende
Return: After we are out of the gorge, about 100m in the wide gravel bed to the road bridge.

Lafatscherbach: Canyon Start
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 60m

Lafatscherbach: Canyon End
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 60m
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts auf die Wiese

Lafatscherbach: Parking Entry and Exit
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 60m
Comment: Abstellplatz Fahrrad

Heckenbach I (oberer): Parking at Exit
Comment: bei Integralbegehung mit Heckenbachklamm
Access: We leave the A95 (Munich-Garmisch) at the Murnau/Kochel exit and drive to Kochel. Here we take the B11 (Kesselbergstraße) in a southerly direction (Mittenwald). The road initially leads us along the lake and we pass the Renken campsite (righthand side of the lake). 300m further on, the road to the Walchensee power station, Aparthotel Alpenpark and Kesselberg campsite turns off to the right (Altjoch). After another 300m, the road crosses the Heckenbach (exit, view of the final waterfall). We now continue uphill on the B11 for just over 1300m and then turn right into a parking and rest area. Here we park the car for the exit at the end of part I. With the 2nd car, we continue on the Kesselbergstraße for another 1.7km (alternatively on foot on the old Kesselbergstraße) and turn right onto the old Kesselbergstraße.
Return: At the exit of part I, turn left up to the road and the car. If the Heckenbachklamm (Heckenbach II) is added, see the description there.

Heckenbach I (oberer): Parking at Exit1
Comment: bei Ende des oberen Abschnitts vor Heckenbachklamm
Access: We leave the A95 (Munich-Garmisch) at the Murnau/Kochel exit and drive to Kochel. Here we take the B11 (Kesselbergstraße) in a southerly direction (Mittenwald). The road initially leads us along the lake and we pass the Renken campsite (righthand side of the lake). 300m further on, the road to the Walchensee power station, Aparthotel Alpenpark and Kesselberg campsite turns off to the right (Altjoch). After another 300m, the road crosses the Heckenbach (exit, view of the final waterfall). We now continue uphill on the B11 for just over 1300m and then turn right into a parking and rest area. Here we park the car for the exit at the end of part I. With the 2nd car, we continue on the Kesselbergstraße for another 1.7km (alternatively on foot on the old Kesselbergstraße) and turn right onto the old Kesselbergstraße.
Return: At the exit of part I, turn left up to the road and the car. If the Heckenbachklamm (Heckenbach II) is added, see the description there.

Heckenbach I (oberer): Parking at Entry
Access: We leave the A95 (Munich-Garmisch) at the Murnau/Kochel exit and drive to Kochel. Here we take the B11 (Kesselbergstraße) in a southerly direction (Mittenwald). The road initially leads us along the lake and we pass the Renken campsite (righthand side of the lake). 300m further on, the road to the Walchensee power station, Aparthotel Alpenpark and Kesselberg campsite turns off to the right (Altjoch). After another 300m, the road crosses the Heckenbach (exit, view of the final waterfall). We now continue uphill on the B11 for just over 1300m and then turn right into a parking and rest area. Here we park the car for the exit at the end of part I. With the 2nd car, we continue on the Kesselbergstraße for another 1.7km (alternatively on foot on the old Kesselbergstraße) and turn right onto the old Kesselbergstraße.
Return: At the exit of part I, turn left up to the road and the car. If the Heckenbachklamm (Heckenbach II) is added, see the description there.

Heckenbach I (oberer): Canyon Start
Comment: wo der Pfad den Bach kreuzt
Approach: Access from the upper parking lot first on forest path, then on path according to sketch in photo album.
Tour: see photo album and video

Heckenbach I (oberer): Canyon End
Comment: links den Feldweg hinauf

Heckenbach I (oberer): Alternative Canyon End
Comment: nach Heckenbachklamm

Vallon de Gourgas: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Nice, take the N 202 up the Var for approx. 29 km to Plan-du-Var. Shortly after this village, turn right into the Vesubie valley. 19 km after the turn-off, you pass through Lantosque. After approx. 1.7 km, do not turn off to La Bollene, but follow the road to Roquebillière and take the first turning onto the M69 to Roquebilliere. In the village, follow the road towards "Hameau de Conégo" (towards the hospital). Follow the road past the hospital (do not turn half right). At the fourth hairpin bend, follow the gravel road until you reach a bridge over the streambed. Park here without blocking the traffic. (No obvious parking possibility)

Vallon de Gourgas: Canyon End

Vallon de Gourgas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car (750 m), take the path on the orographic right bank and walk uphill. Follow the path until it goes steeply uphill in serpentines. At the exit of the hairpin bends, turn left (waypoint 2) and follow the path after two changes of direction, continuing past a house to waypoint 3. Turn right into the valley until you reach the stream.
Tour: The descent begins directly with a fairly vertical section. The high rappel has an intermediate belay after 22 m, then C55. Caution for larger groups! There is not enough room for many people on the transfer, so carry more rope here so that you can rope through. Emergency exit after approx. half of the route on the left on a small path.

Vallon de Gourgas: Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt 1: Nach Rechts abzweigen
Approach: From the car (750 m), take the path on the orographic right bank and walk uphill. Follow the path until it goes steeply uphill in serpentines. At the exit of the hairpin bends, turn left (waypoint 2) and follow the path after two changes of direction, continuing past a house to waypoint 3. Turn right into the valley until you reach the stream.

Vallon de Gourgas: Waypoint1
Comment: Wegpunkt 2: Nach links abzweigen
Approach: From the car (750 m), take the path on the orographic right bank and walk uphill. Follow the path until it goes steeply uphill in serpentines. At the exit of the hairpin bends, turn left (waypoint 2) and follow the path after two changes of direction, continuing past a house to waypoint 3. Turn right into the valley until you reach the stream.

Vallon de Gourgas: Waypoint2
Comment: Wegpunkt 3: Nach rechts abzweigen und ins Tal einqueren.

Krottenbach II: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: meist zu wenig freie Plätze
Access: From Bad Tölz via Lengries to Sylvensteinspeicher. 200 meters after the bridge over the lake - approx. 100 meters before the signposted turn-off to Fall - turn left, continue straight on through the forest to the hiking parking lot for the Bächental to the left of the road.
Return: After the canyon has widened, we look for the exit on the left slope up to the road if we don't want to add part III. By bike back to the parking lot.

Krottenbach II: Waypoint
Comment: Abstellplatz Fahrrad, falls auf Teil III verzichtet wird, Zustieg zu Teil III
Approach: Continuing along the forest road, we pass the barrier and head towards the bridge over the Dürrach: after 1150 m and 250 m before reaching the bridge over the Dürrach, we turn off onto a half-right track in the direction of the Tölzer Hütte. We follow the forest road for almost 3 km. Then the road takes a sharp bend to the right uphill, but we keep straight on here. After another 600 m, a dirt road turns off to the right to a mountain pasture (4.7 km from the car). We can also get here by bike if we want to get off before part III. Now continue on foot across some feeder streams, past a wooden footbridge. From now on we keep our eyes open and see the gravel bed of the stream to the left of the forest path - entry.

Krottenbach II: Canyon Start
Comment: Start zu Teil II
Approach: Continuing along the forest road, we pass the barrier and head towards the bridge over the Dürrach: after 1150 m and 250 m before reaching the bridge over the Dürrach, we turn off onto a half-right track in the direction of the Tölzer Hütte. We follow the forest road for almost 3 km. Then the road takes a sharp bend to the right uphill, but we keep straight on here. After another 600 m, a dirt road turns off to the right to a mountain pasture (4.7 km from the car). We can also get here by bike if we want to get off before part III. Now continue on foot across some feeder streams, past a wooden footbridge. From now on we keep our eyes open and see the gravel bed of the stream to the left of the forest path - entry.
Tour: see photo album and video

Krottenbach II: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg Teil II, Einstieg Teil III
Return: After the canyon has widened, we look for the exit on the left slope up to the road if we don't want to add part III. By bike back to the parking lot.

Moulin de Roubion: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road, turn right along a barely visible path into the canyon.
Tour: At first the canyon runs through the forest, then becomes increasingly canyoned and vertical. At C55 you can rappel through the water on the left or dry on the right. This is followed by several abseils on very slippery rock. At medium to high water levels, some of the pools can develop backwaters. Always check well before rappelling. Rope traverses often have to be installed to reach the stands.

Moulin de Roubion: Canyon End
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Return: The tour exits at the tributary of the Vionène. The Vionène must be crossed! Check the water level for this too. On the opposite side, walk approx. 100 m to the left until you see a clear path on the opposite bank of the river. Cross the Vionène again here and follow the path to the road. At the road, turn left and follow the road to the car. - Parking lot downhill: Take a leisurely walk up the road. - Parking lot above: Either get out at the parking lot below and the bravest walk up the road without a backpack; or, after leaving the canyon, climb up the right bank of the Vionène, follow a path that leads to a ruin and then walk through chestnut and hazelnut trees to the road, with a steep path towards the exit (equipped by the CG06).

Moulin de Roubion: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Nice, head north into the Tineetal valley (D 2205 towards Isola) as far as Saint-Sauveur-sur-Tinée. After the village, turn left towards Roubion. Follow the road. After you have seen Roubion on the hillside, take a 180° bend straight ahead for about 1km and after a 90° right-hand bend you will see houses on the right-hand side of the road. Park at the roadside after the houses.
Return: The tour exits at the tributary of the Vionène. The Vionène must be crossed! Check the water level for this too. On the opposite side, walk approx. 100 m to the left until you see a clear path on the opposite bank of the river. Cross the Vionène again here and follow the path to the road. At the road, turn left and follow the road to the car. - Parking lot downhill: Take a leisurely walk up the road. - Parking lot above: Either get out at the parking lot below and the bravest walk up the road without a backpack; or, after leaving the canyon, climb up the right bank of the Vionène, follow a path that leads to a ruin and then walk through chestnut and hazelnut trees to the road, with a steep path towards the exit (equipped by the CG06).

Moulin de Roubion: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Karte anhand von descente Beschreibung.
Access: From Nice, head north into the Tineetal valley (D 2205 towards Isola) as far as Saint-Sauveur-sur-Tinée. After the village, turn left towards Roubion. Follow the road. After you have seen Roubion on the hillside, take a 180° bend straight ahead for about 1km and after a 90° right-hand bend you will see houses on the right-hand side of the road. Park at the roadside after the houses.
Return: The tour exits at the tributary of the Vionène. The Vionène must be crossed! Check the water level for this too. On the opposite side, walk approx. 100 m to the left until you see a clear path on the opposite bank of the river. Cross the Vionène again here and follow the path to the road. At the road, turn left and follow the road to the car. - Parking lot downhill: Take a leisurely walk up the road. - Parking lot above: Either get out at the parking lot below and the bravest walk up the road without a backpack; or, after leaving the canyon, climb up the right bank of the Vionène, follow a path that leads to a ruin and then walk through chestnut and hazelnut trees to the road, with a steep path towards the exit (equipped by the CG06).

Cholschlagerbach I: Parking at Entry
2025-10-16: Anchors bent in places and unusually placed, water temperature 7 degrees. Problem-free trip. Very nice to look at with the colorful foliage at the moment.
2025-09-27: Very scenic canyon, with the moss-covered red rocks. Looks bombastic. Did the first and second part. With the high water level, the rappel, which was almost exclusively in the water, was a cold challe...
Access: See map
Return: After the exit at the road bridge (926m old) follow the road 450m to the east until you reach the car (for the exit).

Cholschlagerbach I: Parking at Exit
2025-10-16: Anchors bent in places and unusually placed, water temperature 7 degrees. Problem-free trip. Very nice to look at with the colorful foliage at the moment.
2025-09-27: Very scenic canyon, with the moss-covered red rocks. Looks bombastic. Did the first and second part. With the high water level, the rappel, which was almost exclusively in the water, was a cold challe...
Access: See map
Return: After the exit at the road bridge (926m old) follow the road 450m to the east until you reach the car (for the exit).

Cholschlagerbach I: Canyon Start
2025-10-16: Anchors bent in places and unusually placed, water temperature 7 degrees. Problem-free trip. Very nice to look at with the colorful foliage at the moment.
2025-09-27: Very scenic canyon, with the moss-covered red rocks. Looks bombastic. Did the first and second part. With the high water level, the rappel, which was almost exclusively in the water, was a cold challe...
Comment: unterhalb der Wasserfassung
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road southwards for a few meters to the bridge. Before the bridge, take the footpath to the right, initially along the stream, to the bridge over the Cholschlagerbach. Either get in here (Baumgartner, Brunner, Betrisey) or walk up the eastern bank a little further and then enter the stream at a suitable point.
Tour: see photos and video

Cholschlagerbach I: Canyon End
Return: After the exit at the road bridge (926m old) follow the road 450m to the east until you reach the car (for the exit).

Cascades de Louch: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, follow the path to the right over the tinée. After approx. 150m, a path goes uphill on the left-hand side. Do NOT turn off at approx. 970m, but continue uphill on the path until you reach a gravel road. Follow the track to the right until the road crosses the stream (approx. 1110 m).
Tour: Sequence of rappels and downclimbs, up to the c90 highlight. Be careful, the rock is very slippery. The canyon is very incised and there are no emergency exits.

Cascades de Louch: Canyon End
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Return: Before the confluence with the Tinée, get out on the right and follow the car on the gravel road to the bridge //.

Cascades de Louch: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Nice, head north into the Tineetal valley on the D 2205 to Isola. At the traffic circle, take the second exit and take the first turning on the left. Park before or after the bridge over the Tinée.
Return: Before the confluence with the Tinée, get out on the right and follow the car on the gravel road to the bridge //.

Vallon de Réoune: Canyon Start
Comment: Auf 970m
Approach: Follow the GR 52 until you leave the GR to the left at Balise 77 (SS 1). Cross along the slope at Point Calivera over the Stattel, then cross without a path to the start coordinate.
Tour: Approx. 500 m to the C55. Afterwards a skuzession of rappel. At the exit, bath in the Bevera.

Vallon de Réoune: Canyon End
Return: Turn left on a small path along the Bevera, over the bridge to the car.

Vallon de Réoune: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley for 16 km; then turn left onto the D93 towards Sospel. From there, continue left on the D2566 towards Moulinet for approx. 5.5 km until the Reoune valley enters the valley from the right. (Google Maps: Gorges du Piaon). From there back to Sospel and take the first bridge after the campsite over the Bevera. Turn left, then turn half-right in a serpentine uphill, about 50 m later turn left into the Chemin de Cantamerlo, follow this uphill to the Col de L'Agaisen (666m), continue to the Baisse de Fighièra (750m). Park the second car here.
Return: Turn left on a small path along the Bevera, over the bridge to the car.

Vallon de Réoune: Parking at Entry
Comment: Baisse de Fighiera
Access: From Ventimiglia up the Roya valley for 16 km; then turn left onto the D93 towards Sospel. From there, continue left on the D2566 towards Moulinet for approx. 5.5 km until the Reoune valley enters the valley from the right. (Google Maps: Gorges du Piaon). From there back to Sospel and take the first bridge after the campsite over the Bevera. Turn left, then turn half-right in a serpentine uphill, about 50 m later turn left into the Chemin de Cantamerlo, follow this uphill to the Col de L'Agaisen (666m), continue to the Baisse de Fighièra (750m). Park the second car here.
Return: Turn left on a small path along the Bevera, over the bridge to the car.

Vallon de Réoune: Waypoint
Approach: Follow the GR 52 until you leave the GR to the left at Balise 77 (SS 1). Cross along the slope at Point Calivera over the Stattel, then cross without a path to the start coordinate.

Sierroz aval: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Aix-les-Bains to Les Favrinis. We find a place for the car at the exit of the road.
Return: We turn right onto the forest path that begins here. We cross the stream on the footbridge and walk up the forest and meadow slope to Les Favrinis. Turn left here to the car.

Sierroz aval: Canyon Start
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Comment: wo rechts der Walweg beginnt
Approach: From the car, follow the forest path. It suddenly bends 90° to the south. A few meters further on, we keep left without a path down to the bottom of the stream.
Tour: see photo album and video

Sierroz aval: Canyon End
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Return: We turn right onto the forest path that begins here. We cross the stream on the footbridge and walk up the forest and meadow slope to Les Favrinis. Turn left here to the car.

Ternèze aval: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Chambery, take the D 11 up to Curienne and on to Boyat. Here, take the D 201 towards Puygros. Descend through the forest to the Ternéze stream. Dann weiter gem. to the parking lot.
Return: Here we cross to the other bank and take the path that takes us up the Leysse to a larger hiking trail. Turn right here, over the footbridge and up onto the shoulder, where we meet up with our approach path again.

Ternèze aval: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path that leads downhill in a north-westerly direction (Chemin du Chatelard). We come to a shoulder in the terrain and descend here on the left in the hollow without a path down to the stream. We follow it and reach the entry at a dilapidated wall arch (see link to the ascent, descent and return).
Tour: First downhill over large boulders. The key section starts on the right-hand edge and opens up several variations. 50m further on, the attractive part comes to an exit. We continue walking along the streambed until the Ternèze flows into the Leysse.

Ternèze aval: Canyon End
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Return: Here we cross to the other bank and take the path that takes us up the Leysse to a larger hiking trail. Turn right here, over the footbridge and up onto the shoulder, where we meet up with our approach path again.

Le Bout du Monde: Parking at Exit
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Access: Approach the parking lot for the lower car via Leysse, from there along the Leysse river towards Bout du Mont. Park your car on the right before the mill and the bridge. Take the second car back to Leysse and then take the D 912 up towards St. Jean d'Arvey. Park the second car at the bridge over di Doria.
Return: Past the mill, under the road bridge, then immediately right to the car.

Le Bout du Monde: Parking at Entry
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Access: Approach the parking lot for the lower car via Leysse, from there along the Leysse river towards Bout du Mont. Park your car on the right before the mill and the bridge. Take the second car back to Leysse and then take the D 912 up towards St. Jean d'Arvey. Park the second car at the bridge over di Doria.
Return: Past the mill, under the road bridge, then immediately right to the car.

Le Bout du Monde: Canyon Start
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Approach: The easiest way is to rope down from the bridge into the streambed. Alternatively, descend steeply on the south-east side next to the bridge.
Tour: See photo album and video.

Le Bout du Monde: Canyon End
Return: Past the mill, under the road bridge, then immediately right to the car.

Nissod: Parking at Exit
2020-10-03: Nissod is a beautiful canyon in the Aosta Valley near Saint-Vincent. Nothing particularly spectacular, there are no slides and no jumps. Scenic and beautiful with some worthwhile abseils. Especially...
Access: From the highway exit Chatillon in the Aosta Valley to the parking exit see Google maps map section under Links. 3.2 km further along the road, park the car for access after the right-hand bend.
Return: Exit orographic left at the water catchment, then follow the path to the road.

Nissod: Parking at Entry
2020-10-03: Nissod is a beautiful canyon in the Aosta Valley near Saint-Vincent. Nothing particularly spectacular, there are no slides and no jumps. Scenic and beautiful with some worthwhile abseils. Especially...
Access: From the highway exit Chatillon in the Aosta Valley to the parking exit see Google maps map section under Links. 3.2 km further along the road, park the car for access after the right-hand bend.
Return: Exit orographic left at the water catchment, then follow the path to the road.

Nissod: Canyon Start
2020-10-03: Nissod is a beautiful canyon in the Aosta Valley near Saint-Vincent. Nothing particularly spectacular, there are no slides and no jumps. Scenic and beautiful with some worthwhile abseils. Especially...
Approach: At this bend, the steep path branches off (signpost on the tree "NISSOD"), which leads us into the streambed.
Tour: see photo album and video under Links

Nissod: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg über die Waserfassung
Return: Exit orographic left at the water catchment, then follow the path to the road.

Robana: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-12: Shortly done in the afternoon, good start tour after 6 hours drive to prepare for the next days. Most of the anchors were ok, on the penultimate rappel before the 50-pitch anchor on the intermediate b...
2023-07-24: Good alternative when all other gorges have too much water. It smells a bit like stale water. Installations are good.
Comment: vor der Kirche Guiseppe Artigiano
Access: We leave the E62/SS33 at the Villadossola exit and drive along Via Sempione via Beura-Cardezza and Quarata to Cosa. We park the car in front of the church of Guiseppe Artigiano. It is located at the foot of the hill, not far from the exit from the Robana.
Return: After the last rappel, descend a few more meters in the stream, then take the stone steps with railings to the left and through the forest in a few minutes to the church and the car.

Robana: Canyon Start
2025-09-12: Shortly done in the afternoon, good start tour after 6 hours drive to prepare for the next days. Most of the anchors were ok, on the penultimate rappel before the 50-pitch anchor on the intermediate b...
2023-07-24: Good alternative when all other gorges have too much water. It smells a bit like stale water. Installations are good.
Approach: From the parking lot, walk south along the foot of the slope until you reach the path to the San Lorenzo chapel. Turn left up here. Once you reach the chapel, take the path to the left across a meadow just a few meters further on. It leads us directly to the entry (see map in the photo album and gallery).
Tour: At the beginning several small rappels, connected with running sections. At the exit, the "highlight" with the 50m drop.

Robana: Canyon End
2025-09-12: Shortly done in the afternoon, good start tour after 6 hours drive to prepare for the next days. Most of the anchors were ok, on the penultimate rappel before the 50-pitch anchor on the intermediate b...
2023-07-24: Good alternative when all other gorges have too much water. It smells a bit like stale water. Installations are good.
Comment: links die Steintreppe hinauf
Return: After the last rappel, descend a few more meters in the stream, then take the stone steps with railings to the left and through the forest in a few minutes to the church and the car.

Cavaglio: Parking at Exit
Comment: schwierig
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, we drive increasingly higher on the SS631 over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards towards Domodossola, Malesco. After about 4.5 km we reach the Grotto al Mater restaurant, where we look for a place to park the lower car. We continue with the other car and turn right after 189m towards Cavaglio. We look down from the bridge onto the Cannobino, then we drive up the many hairpin bends to Cavaglio. At the entrance to the village on the left, we can park the car in a free parking lot.
Return: A good 50m down the Cannobino, we look for an exit on the orographic right-hand slope. We scrambled up the steep bank without a path until the slope leans back. Across meadows with dilapidated buildings we come to the road. A few meters to the right and we are back at the Grotto al Mater restaurant. This exit is not easy to find and not without its problems. There is also an alternative: in Cannobino about 2 km downhill until you can finally leave the canyon below the Orrido di S. Anna chapel. The anchor of this exit is a baffle wall in the Cannobino, which is only unproblematic at low water. However, there is also a wild exit about 50m before the critical point. Orographic up to the left, you come to the Cavaglio - Orrido di S. Anna hiking trail.

Cavaglio: Parking at Entry
Comment: Gratisparkplatz
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, we drive increasingly higher on the SS631 over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards towards Domodossola, Malesco. After about 4.5 km we reach the Grotto al Mater restaurant, where we look for a place to park the lower car. We continue with the other car and turn right after 189m towards Cavaglio. We look down from the bridge onto the Cannobino, then we drive up the many hairpin bends to Cavaglio. At the entrance to the village on the left, we can park the car in a free parking lot.
Return: A good 50m down the Cannobino, we look for an exit on the orographic right-hand slope. We scrambled up the steep bank without a path until the slope leans back. Across meadows with dilapidated buildings we come to the road. A few meters to the right and we are back at the Grotto al Mater restaurant. This exit is not easy to find and not without its problems. There is also an alternative: in Cannobino about 2 km downhill until you can finally leave the canyon below the Orrido di S. Anna chapel. The anchor of this exit is a baffle wall in the Cannobino, which is only unproblematic at low water. However, there is also a wild exit about 50m before the critical point. Orographic up to the left, you come to the Cavaglio - Orrido di S. Anna hiking trail.

Cavaglio: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg an der Brücke
Approach: Back to the last bends, we look for the hiking trail to Orrido di S. Anna. The descent is steep. At the bridge, we enter the stream.
Tour: Many slides and possible jumps until we arrive at the Cannobino river.

Cavaglio: Canyon End
Comment: 20m Abweichung möglich
Return: A good 50m down the Cannobino, we look for an exit on the orographic right-hand slope. We scrambled up the steep bank without a path until the slope leans back. Across meadows with dilapidated buildings we come to the road. A few meters to the right and we are back at the Grotto al Mater restaurant. This exit is not easy to find and not without its problems. There is also an alternative: in Cannobino about 2 km downhill until you can finally leave the canyon below the Orrido di S. Anna chapel. The anchor of this exit is a baffle wall in the Cannobino, which is only unproblematic at low water. However, there is also a wild exit about 50m before the critical point. Orographic up to the left, you come to the Cavaglio - Orrido di S. Anna hiking trail.

Socraggio: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Gratisparkplatz am Ortseingang rechts
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, take the SS631 increasingly higher over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards towards Domodossola, Malesco. After 6.2 km we reach the junction on the left to the village of Scoraggio. 1 km further on we have reached the village. Free parking at the entrance to the village on the right.
Return: When you reach the concrete path, turn right onto the path and you will reach your car in a few minutes. Alternatively, you can descend further down the stream to the mouth of the Cannobino (330m old). Here a few meters upstream and then left (orographic right) up to the footbridge. Now turn left (westwards) and follow the path uphill to the village of Calachina and, after crossing the Rio Scoraggio, back to the village of the same name.

Socraggio: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg in Seitenbach
Approach: We initially follow the signs for Piazza, but later take the path to Alpe Badia. Here we descend across a large meadow in a south-easterly direction to a right-hand side stream of the Rio Scoraggio - entry.

Socraggio: Canyon End
Comment: am Betonsteg rechts hinaus aug den Weg
Return: When you reach the concrete path, turn right onto the path and you will reach your car in a few minutes. Alternatively, you can descend further down the stream to the mouth of the Cannobino (330m old). Here a few meters upstream and then left (orographic right) up to the footbridge. Now turn left (westwards) and follow the path uphill to the village of Calachina and, after crossing the Rio Scoraggio, back to the village of the same name.

Falmenta: Parking at Exit
2025-07-08: Canyon a bit discontinuous with small verticals, in any case for me it has strong aesthetic value, then with high flow the small rappels are not even trivial...it is definitely not like the nearby cre...
Comment: bei der Trattoria degli Operai
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, we drive increasingly higher on the SS631 over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards in the direction of Domodossola, Malesco. After about 9 km we reach the Trattoria degli Operai, where we look for a place for the lower car. With the other car, after 550m we turn left off the SS631 and take the many hairpin bends up to Falmenta. We drive past the village and continue towards Crealla. 1.5 km after passing the turn-off to the town center, we reach the bridge over the Rio Falmenta, where we park our car.
Return: At the intermediate exit, climb up to the stone bridge and northwards up to the village of Falmenta. At the final exit at Ponte Crealla we take the path to the northeast, cross a left side stream on a suspension bridge and follow a wide path up to the SS631 and the car.

Falmenta: Canyon Start
2025-07-08: Canyon a bit discontinuous with small verticals, in any case for me it has strong aesthetic value, then with high flow the small rappels are not even trivial...it is definitely not like the nearby cre...
Comment: direkt vor (nördlich) der Brücke links hinunter
Approach: Before the bridge, turn left down into the streambed.
Tour: see photo album and video (only part I up to the intermediate exit)

Falmenta: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-07-08: Canyon a bit discontinuous with small verticals, in any case for me it has strong aesthetic value, then with high flow the small rappels are not even trivial...it is definitely not like the nearby cre...
Comment: Ein- und Ausstiegsmöglichkeit an der Steinbrücke
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, we drive increasingly higher on the SS631 over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards in the direction of Domodossola, Malesco. After about 9 km we reach the Trattoria degli Operai, where we look for a place for the lower car. With the other car, after 550m we turn left off the SS631 and take the many hairpin bends up to Falmenta. We drive past the village and continue towards Crealla. 1.5 km after passing the turn-off to the town center, we reach the bridge over the Rio Falmenta, where we park our car.
Return: At the intermediate exit, climb up to the stone bridge and northwards up to the village of Falmenta. At the final exit at Ponte Crealla we take the path to the northeast, cross a left side stream on a suspension bridge and follow a wide path up to the SS631 and the car.

Falmenta: Canyon End
Return: At the intermediate exit, climb up to the stone bridge and northwards up to the village of Falmenta. At the final exit at Ponte Crealla we take the path to the northeast, cross a left side stream on a suspension bridge and follow a wide path up to the SS631 and the car.

Falmenta: Parking at Entry
Access: From Cannobio on Lake Maggiore, we drive increasingly higher on the SS631 over and parallel to the river Cannobino westwards in the direction of Domodossola, Malesco. After about 9 km we reach the Trattoria degli Operai, where we look for a place for the lower car. With the other car, after 550m we turn left off the SS631 and take the many hairpin bends up to Falmenta. We drive past the village and continue towards Crealla. 1.5 km after passing the turn-off to the town center, we reach the bridge over the Rio Falmenta, where we park our car.

Bars: Parking at Exit
2025-08-31: We started from the road where the Val Maggiore (intermedio) begins and walked up to the 30m waterfall for about 1h, then changed back to Maggiore. Nice rappel there. Superiore water level after the r...
Access: Coming from Belluno, we take the SS 51 towards Santa Croce. Before we reach Lago di Santa Croce, at the exit of the highway, we first pass a cement plant on the right and then, 3.3 km further on, the Dolomiti restaurant/pizzeria, also on the right. 40m further on, we take the dirt road that branches off to the right and drive under the highway and uphill as far as we can get by car. With the second car we drive up to Ponte degli Alpi (see Google maps under Links). Here we park the car in front of the cemetery.
Return: After the flat parts at the exit of the descent, turn left onto the piste and back to the car.

Bars: Parking at Entry
2025-08-31: We started from the road where the Val Maggiore (intermedio) begins and walked up to the 30m waterfall for about 1h, then changed back to Maggiore. Nice rappel there. Superiore water level after the r...
Comment: an der Friedhofsmauer
Access: Coming from Belluno, we take the SS 51 towards Santa Croce. Before we reach Lago di Santa Croce, at the exit of the highway, we first pass a cement plant on the right and then, 3.3 km further on, the Dolomiti restaurant/pizzeria, also on the right. 40m further on, we take the dirt road that branches off to the right and drive under the highway and uphill as far as we can get by car. With the second car we drive up to Ponte degli Alpi (see Google maps under Links). Here we park the car in front of the cemetery.
Return: After the flat parts at the exit of the descent, turn left onto the piste and back to the car.

Bars: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: We started from the road where the Val Maggiore (intermedio) begins and walked up to the 30m waterfall for about 1h, then changed back to Maggiore. Nice rappel there. Superiore water level after the r...
Comment: vor der Brücke rechts hinab
Approach: From the cemetery southwards to the bridge (entry).

Bars: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Möglichkeit, in 2 Minuten zum Rio Maggiore zu wechseln
Access: Coming from Belluno, we take the SS 51 towards Santa Croce. Before we reach Lago di Santa Croce, at the exit of the highway, we first pass a cement plant on the right and then, 3.3 km further on, the Dolomiti restaurant/pizzeria, also on the right. 40m further on, we take the dirt road that branches off to the right and drive under the highway and uphill as far as we can get by car. With the second car we drive up to Ponte degli Alpi (see Google maps under Links). Here we park the car in front of the cemetery.
Return: After the flat parts at the exit of the descent, turn left onto the piste and back to the car.

Bars: Canyon End
Comment: links hinaus auf die Piste

Pissarde aval: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ohne Umsetzung, sonst Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: see map section Google maps under Links Continue to the parking lot with conversion, first turn left at an acute angle, then to the next rightward haipin bend.
Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn left onto the path and then down to the car.

Pissarde aval: Parking at Entry
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Access: see map section Google maps under Links Continue to the parking lot with conversion, first turn left at an acute angle, then to the next rightward haipin bend.
Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn left onto the path and then down to the car.

Pissarde aval: Canyon Start
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissarde (partie aval) Canyon partiellement glacé mais ça passe encore sans crampons. Ne pas traîner sous la 80, des morceaux de glace tomben...
Comment: nur Pissarde aval
Approach: south to the stream, 2 alternative entry points
Tour: First small rappel, then the 80m steps (20/63m) see gallery and video (the latter includes integral ascent)

Pissarde aval: Canyon End
Comment: links hinaus auf den Steig
Return: At the foot of the high waterfall, turn left onto the path and then down to the car.

Pissarde amont: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Umsatzung unnötig
Access: see map section Google maps under Links Continue to the parking lot with conversion, first turn left at an acute angle, then to the next rightward haipin bend.
Return: After the C16, turn left onto the road; you can also take the next two small steps and then turn left up to the bend in the road.

Pissarde amont: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path that leads up along the stream. Where a railing secures the path against the embankment, we look for the path into the streambed.
Tour: see photo album and video (the first two thirds of the integral walk until the break).

Pissarde amont: Canyon End
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Comment: sofern man nicht P. aval anhängen will
Return: After the C16, turn left onto the road; you can also take the next two small steps and then turn left up to the bend in the road.

Pussy amont: Canyon Start
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2025-06-01: Go in downstream of the bridge. Track need some maintenance. Anchors are not the best, mostly for normal water levels. On our trip the water was a little higher. What was nice. We used a floating anc...
Approach: Directly above the bridge over private property (2020 permitted)
Tour: Small battle with the water masses, but no problems. 1 ropes ferry (therefore longer rope)

Pussy amont: Canyon End
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2025-06-01: Go in downstream of the bridge. Track need some maintenance. Anchors are not the best, mostly for normal water levels. On our trip the water was a little higher. What was nice. We used a floating anc...
Comment: hier Ausstieg vorgeschrieben
Return: Up the iron ladders on the embankment and to the road in the left-hand serpentine; instead of moving, it is better for one person to wait here with all the luggage and the other to fetch the car.

Pussy amont: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-06-01: Go in downstream of the bridge. Track need some maintenance. Anchors are not the best, mostly for normal water levels. On our trip the water was a little higher. What was nice. We used a floating anc...
Access: see google maps link under "Links"
Return: Up the iron ladders on the embankment and to the road in the left-hand serpentine; instead of moving, it is better for one person to wait here with all the luggage and the other to fetch the car.

Leysse: Parking at Exit
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Access: of Chambery see google maps under Links here also to the realization
Return: Within sight of the bridge, turn right onto a path that leads up to the bridge.

Leysse: Parking at Entry
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Access: of Chambery see google maps under Links here also to the realization
Return: Within sight of the bridge, turn right onto a path that leads up to the bridge.

Leysse: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot for the access 150m back on the road (downhill) we take the forest path down to the left. It takes us to the stream.
Tour: At first, a bit of unpleasant slogging in the bumpy streambed. Then see photo album and video under Links.

Leysse: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg über Pfad am rechten Ufer
Return: Within sight of the bridge, turn right onto a path that leads up to the bridge.

Chiriac: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-03: The canyon was okay. At the beginning, there was one spot where we would have liked to see a bolt, and in other areas, the bolts are placed in a way that creates a lot of friction. Further along, this...
Comment: am Ende der geteerten Straße
Access: From Albertville, see google maps under Links
Return: See sketch and description in book link, if you cannot find the path to the right of the stream outlined in the book link, continue along the stream to the alternative exit on the left onto the forest path.

Chiriac: Canyon Start
2024-10-03: The canyon was okay. At the beginning, there was one spot where we would have liked to see a bolt, and in other areas, the bolts are placed in a way that creates a lot of friction. Further along, this...
Comment: wo der Steig in das Bachbett mündet
Approach: see sketch and description book link "https://yd.marmitologue.net/topos/Chiriac.pdf" (apparently permitted by the author)
Tour: see description book link

Chiriac: Canyon End
2024-10-03: The canyon was okay. At the beginning, there was one spot where we would have liked to see a bolt, and in other areas, the bolts are placed in a way that creates a lot of friction. Further along, this...
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts auf Forstweg
Return: See sketch and description in book link, if you cannot find the path to the right of the stream outlined in the book link, continue along the stream to the alternative exit on the left onto the forest path.

Chiriac: Canyon End1
Comment: Alternativausstieg, falls Findungsprobleme beim 1. Ausstieg
Return: See sketch and description in book link, if you cannot find the path to the right of the stream outlined in the book link, continue along the stream to the alternative exit on the left onto the forest path.

Etroit de Colombières: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Umsetzung möglich, aber lohnt nicht
Access: see google maps under links
Return: Immediately after the last bottleneck and before the water catchment on indistinct tracks out to the right (see photo album under Links), also follow tracks carefully later, up to the parking lot.

Etroit de Colombières: Canyon Start
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Approach: see goole maps under links
Tour: At the beginning a running track, then the canyon narrows to an underground passage

Etroit de Colombières: Canyon End
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Comment: rechts hinaus
Return: Immediately after the last bottleneck and before the water catchment on indistinct tracks out to the right (see photo album under Links), also follow tracks carefully later, up to the parking lot.

L'Etroit de Roche Fougère: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: from Chambery see google maps section under links
Return: The most difficult part of the tour. We look for a route where we can turn left up the slope. At the top, after emerging from the bushes, we kept left along the edge of the forest up to the road. But maybe there is a better option in the forest.

L'Etroit de Roche Fougère: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the forest path as an extension of the road where we parked. We come across the stream and follow it to the first gulch (entry).
Tour: Many small steps that we can rappel or downclimb. Towards the exit we pass under a clamping block. See also photo album and video under Links.

L'Etroit de Roche Fougère: Canyon End
Return: The most difficult part of the tour. We look for a route where we can turn left up the slope. At the top, after emerging from the bushes, we kept left along the edge of the forest up to the road. But maybe there is a better option in the forest.

Cascades de la Serraz (le Varon): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see directions on google nmaps under links
Return: turn right before the bridge and follow the road directly to the car

Cascades de la Serraz (le Varon): Canyon Start
Approach: Take the Route de la Cascade, where we parked the car, in a westerly direction as far as the bridge. Then follow the path up into the forest. We come to a road (Rue de la Roche) and follow it to the right until the next (left) haipin bend. Turn right here onto the clear tracks and down to the stream.
Tour: see photo album and video under Links

Cascades de la Serraz (le Varon): Canyon End
Return: turn right before the bridge and follow the road directly to the car

Rousses: Parking at Entry
Access: From Grenoble to the parking lot for the early exit from Guiers Vif siege google maps under links, as well as to the conversion to the parking lot for access
Return: We did not walk the Guiers Vif integral to the exit, but went up to Crost, Gerbaix. To do this, after the Schleierfall, continue over the dark rock face from the left for about 80m and then turn right after the sandbank onto the clear path. Blue signs on the tree, see photo albums.

Rousses: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot in the forest near the hamlet of Rousses after the bridge, access via the orographic left slope.
Tour: See photo albums and videos under Links

Rousses: Waypoint
Comment: Ankunft im Fluß Guiers Vif
Approach: From the parking lot in the forest near the hamlet of Rousses after the bridge, access via the orographic left slope.

Rousses: Canyon End
Comment: vorzeitiger Ausstieg aus Guiers Vif hinauf nach Crosat-Gerbaix
Return: We did not walk the Guiers Vif integral to the exit, but went up to Crost, Gerbaix. To do this, after the Schleierfall, continue over the dark rock face from the left for about 80m and then turn right after the sandbank onto the clear path. Blue signs on the tree, see photo albums.

Rousses: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz bei vorzeitigem Ausstieg aus Guiers Vif
Access: From Grenoble to the parking lot for the early exit from Guiers Vif siege google maps under links, as well as to the conversion to the parking lot for access
Return: We did not walk the Guiers Vif integral to the exit, but went up to Crost, Gerbaix. To do this, after the Schleierfall, continue over the dark rock face from the left for about 80m and then turn right after the sandbank onto the clear path. Blue signs on the tree, see photo albums.

Rousses: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: etwa 120m nach den Brücken

Sambuis: Parking at Exit
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Equipement RAS, Quelques grosse branche sont tombée dans le canyon avec quelques pierres. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/can...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Fait sans navette, Approche en 40 minutes, Descente en 1h20 jusqu'au sentier de randonnée qui coupe le canyon , débit correct+ après l...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis DC(-) eau brune 5-10mm tombé le matin, fait l'après midi à 2. Équipement ok, pas de mouvement d'eau (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Comment: Route de Ouches
Access: see approach from Annecy, as well as implementation, in google maps under links
Return: After the exit of the gorge on the bank down to the dirt road, first to the left, later to the right of the stream. On the field path, turn right to the road and then downhill on this road to Beffay to the car below.

Sambuis: Parking at Entry
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Equipement RAS, Quelques grosse branche sont tombée dans le canyon avec quelques pierres. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/can...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Fait sans navette, Approche en 40 minutes, Descente en 1h20 jusqu'au sentier de randonnée qui coupe le canyon , débit correct+ après l...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis DC(-) eau brune 5-10mm tombé le matin, fait l'après midi à 2. Équipement ok, pas de mouvement d'eau (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Access: see approach from Annecy, as well as implementation, in google maps under links
Return: After the exit of the gorge on the bank down to the dirt road, first to the left, later to the right of the stream. On the field path, turn right to the road and then downhill on this road to Beffay to the car below.

Sambuis: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Equipement RAS, Quelques grosse branche sont tombée dans le canyon avec quelques pierres. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/can...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis Fait sans navette, Approche en 40 minutes, Descente en 1h20 jusqu'au sentier de randonnée qui coupe le canyon , débit correct+ après l...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sambuis DC(-) eau brune 5-10mm tombé le matin, fait l'après midi à 2. Équipement ok, pas de mouvement d'eau (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
Approach: From the bend in the road down into the stream
Tour: see photo album and video under Links

Sambuis: Canyon End
Return: After the exit of the gorge on the bank down to the dirt road, first to the left, later to the right of the stream. On the field path, turn right to the road and then downhill on this road to Beffay to the car below.

Bellevaux: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Première descente de ce canyon, après les pluies de la semaine, je dirais gros débit (en comparaison avec les photos du mois d'août....
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Fait avec Jules et tibo avant les orages annoncés cet après midi. Montée par ma via fet´, avec option tyrolienne, un chouette momen...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux DC/DC+, de l'eau dans Bellevaux en Aout quel plaisir !Attention : broche (basse) du relai au bout de la MC câblé bouge.Très glissant...
Access: see map section google maps under "Links"
Return: After the rappel, there is still the opportunity to freshen up with a little rappel hop. Then turn left down to the road and right to the car.

Bellevaux: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Première descente de ce canyon, après les pluies de la semaine, je dirais gros débit (en comparaison avec les photos du mois d'août....
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Fait avec Jules et tibo avant les orages annoncés cet après midi. Montée par ma via fet´, avec option tyrolienne, un chouette momen...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux DC/DC+, de l'eau dans Bellevaux en Aout quel plaisir !Attention : broche (basse) du relai au bout de la MC câblé bouge.Très glissant...
Comment: am oberen Ende des Klettersteiges
Approach: Continue on the road for approx. 200m. Then either take the attractive option via the via ferrata, which leads directly through the canyon, or the footpath on the left up towards Châtelard (signpost), which takes you to the entry point. It starts where the via ferrata exits at the top,

Bellevaux: Canyon End
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Première descente de ce canyon, après les pluies de la semaine, je dirais gros débit (en comparaison avec les photos du mois d'août....
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux Fait avec Jules et tibo avant les orages annoncés cet après midi. Montée par ma via fet´, avec option tyrolienne, un chouette momen...
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bellevaux DC/DC+, de l'eau dans Bellevaux en Aout quel plaisir !Attention : broche (basse) du relai au bout de la MC câblé bouge.Très glissant...
Return: After the rappel, there is still the opportunity to freshen up with a little rappel hop. Then turn left down to the road and right to the car.

Holtes / Holtit: Canyon End
2025-09-18: If water is flowing at the exit of the canyon it does not mean there will be any water in the canyon. Check the entry below the water capture. Would highly recommand to do it in spring (after rainfal...
2025-05-02: Rock was very grippy overall, except for a few places covered with lem and sand. All anchors were present and in good condition. The first two anchors are set very far to the top left. There is a walk...
2025-04-16: Beautiful canyon, more time climbing than rappelling but worth it. We contacted the dam operator and he made us the combination of cars saving us about 2 hours.
Comment: SChluchtausgang
Return: out of the bottleneck to the right onto the slope and to the car.

Holtes / Holtit: Parking at Exit
2025-09-18: If water is flowing at the exit of the canyon it does not mean there will be any water in the canyon. Check the entry below the water capture. Would highly recommand to do it in spring (after rainfal...
2025-05-02: Rock was very grippy overall, except for a few places covered with lem and sand. All anchors were present and in good condition. The first two anchors are set very far to the top left. There is a walk...
2025-04-16: Beautiful canyon, more time climbing than rappelling but worth it. We contacted the dam operator and he made us the combination of cars saving us about 2 hours.
Comment: ggf. vorher, wenn kein 4WD
Access: from Elbasan to the parking lot exit see map section google maps under links, there also the transfer route to the P entry
Return: out of the bottleneck to the right onto the slope and to the car.

Holtes / Holtit: Parking at Entry
2025-09-18: If water is flowing at the exit of the canyon it does not mean there will be any water in the canyon. Check the entry below the water capture. Would highly recommand to do it in spring (after rainfal...
2025-05-02: Rock was very grippy overall, except for a few places covered with lem and sand. All anchors were present and in good condition. The first two anchors are set very far to the top left. There is a walk...
2025-04-16: Beautiful canyon, more time climbing than rappelling but worth it. We contacted the dam operator and he made us the combination of cars saving us about 2 hours.
Comment: evtl. nur mit 4WD
Access: from Elbasan to the parking lot exit see map section google maps under links, there also the transfer route to the P entry
Return: out of the bottleneck to the right onto the slope and to the car.

Holtes / Holtit: Canyon Start
Approach: If you want to save yourself a long access, it is advisable to call the warden at the weir. He will inform the 7 hydroelectric power stations that there are people in the canyon and can take you directly to the entry for 5000 lek per trip (max. 4 people at a time) in a 40-minute ride. The number is: +355 68 386 8027 Over the water catchment/dam to the western side of the stream. Via the natural stone ramp from the left into the streambed. The first and second anchors are set very far up to the left.
Tour: see photo album and video under Links The first two anchors are set very far to the top left. There is a walking passages of approx. 300m between the penultimate and last rappel. The anchor for the last rappel is located on the top right on a kind of platform. (Intermediate stand available for pulling off) Numerous warm springs on the way out of the tour.

Çarçovës: Parking at Entry
2025-10-28: A nice canyon, but with a lot of brown water. All hooks ok. We couldn’t find the direct path to the upper parking, so we ended up taking the road, it took about 1:10h
2024-09-22: Muddy muddy... Probe well before each jump or slide. A cave to visit on the left bank, with a few bats.
2024-06-12: We also climbed via the slope to the frame. 10min. stream hike to the 1st rappel. A very beautiful canyon. Because of the murky water, you sometimes can't see how deep the pool is....
Comment: auf einer Piste zum Bach bei der Wasserableitung
Access: see route in google maps under links, also for implementation
Return: We get off at the water intake and walk a little way along the canal. Then we take the track on the right bank down the stream. It crosses the stream and we climb up to the lower car in a few minutes.

Çarçovës: Parking at Entry1
2025-10-28: A nice canyon, but with a lot of brown water. All hooks ok. We couldn’t find the direct path to the upper parking, so we ended up taking the road, it took about 1:10h
2024-09-22: Muddy muddy... Probe well before each jump or slide. A cave to visit on the left bank, with a few bats.
2024-06-12: We also climbed via the slope to the frame. 10min. stream hike to the 1st rappel. A very beautiful canyon. Because of the murky water, you sometimes can't see how deep the pool is....
Comment: weglos, aber direkter zum alternativen Einstieg
Access: see route in google maps under links, also for implementation
Return: We get off at the water intake and walk a little way along the canal. Then we take the track on the right bank down the stream. It crosses the stream and we climb up to the lower car in a few minutes.

Çarçovës: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-28: A nice canyon, but with a lot of brown water. All hooks ok. We couldn’t find the direct path to the upper parking, so we ended up taking the road, it took about 1:10h
2024-09-22: Muddy muddy... Probe well before each jump or slide. A cave to visit on the left bank, with a few bats.
2024-06-12: We also climbed via the slope to the frame. 10min. stream hike to the 1st rappel. A very beautiful canyon. Because of the murky water, you sometimes can't see how deep the pool is....
Approach: Either access from the upper parking lot via a slope into the streambed and then down the scree to the entry point or from the alternative parking lot directly, but without a path, down into the stream near the entry point.

Çarçovës: Canyon End
Return: We get off at the water intake and walk a little way along the canal. Then we take the track on the right bank down the stream. It crosses the stream and we climb up to the lower car in a few minutes.

Çarçovës: Parking at Exit
Access: see route in google maps under links, also for implementation

Çarçovës: Canyon Start
Approach: Either access from the upper parking lot via a slope into the streambed and then down the scree to the entry point or from the alternative parking lot directly, but without a path, down into the stream near the entry point.

Blezenckë / Prishtes: Parking at Entry
2025-05-01: Nice tour with quite pleasant water temperature. Stands all ok. Super final waterfall (Waterfall of Love) which leads into the Osumi River. Check the water level here. On our ascent it was low, so you...
2024-07-11: Short but very beautiful. The arrival between the massive walls of the osumi river and the short passage to the exit are well worth it. Water level in the osumi river is low.
2024-06-20: Unfortunately very little water. Only a pair of neoprene pants will do.... Nevertheless, even though the tour is very short, we really enjoyed it.
Access: from Çorovoda at the Osumi river to the parking lot exit see route on google maps under links, also for the conversion to P entry
Return: Exit after rock slabs at a sandy bank on the right. You come to a path that initially goes right up the slope. At a fork, turn left and you come to the picnic area and the car. See at GPS track at: https://relleus.cat/blezencke-waterfall-of-love-albania/ as well as photo album and video under Links.

Blezenckë / Prishtes: Canyon Start
2025-05-01: Nice tour with quite pleasant water temperature. Stands all ok. Super final waterfall (Waterfall of Love) which leads into the Osumi River. Check the water level here. On our ascent it was low, so you...
2024-07-11: Short but very beautiful. The arrival between the massive walls of the osumi river and the short passage to the exit are well worth it. Water level in the osumi river is low.
2024-06-20: Unfortunately very little water. Only a pair of neoprene pants will do.... Nevertheless, even though the tour is very short, we really enjoyed it.
Approach: From the bridge on the left edge of the stream, rope 15m downstream and onto the streambed.
Tour: First a few smaller rappels in Blezenckë, then the two higher steps down into the Osumi river. The last step is also called the "waterfall of love". In the Osumi River then about 450m down, see photo album and video under Links.

Blezenckë / Prishtes: Waypoint
2025-05-01: Nice tour with quite pleasant water temperature. Stands all ok. Super final waterfall (Waterfall of Love) which leads into the Osumi River. Check the water level here. On our ascent it was low, so you...
2024-07-11: Short but very beautiful. The arrival between the massive walls of the osumi river and the short passage to the exit are well worth it. Water level in the osumi river is low.
2024-06-20: Unfortunately very little water. Only a pair of neoprene pants will do.... Nevertheless, even though the tour is very short, we really enjoyed it.
Comment: Ende des Blezenckë, weiter im Osumi river
Approach: From the bridge on the left edge of the stream, rope 15m downstream and onto the streambed.

Blezenckë / Prishtes: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg rechts aus Osumi river auf Steig
Return: Exit after rock slabs at a sandy bank on the right. You come to a path that initially goes right up the slope. At a fork, turn left and you come to the picnic area and the car. See at GPS track at: https://relleus.cat/blezencke-waterfall-of-love-albania/ as well as photo album and video under Links.

Blezenckë / Prishtes: Parking at Exit
Comment: in der Nähe des Piknikplatzes
Access: from Çorovoda at the Osumi river to the parking lot exit see route on google maps under links, also for the conversion to P entry
Return: Exit after rock slabs at a sandy bank on the right. You come to a path that initially goes right up the slope. At a fork, turn left and you come to the picnic area and the car. See at GPS track at: https://relleus.cat/blezencke-waterfall-of-love-albania/ as well as photo album and video under Links.

Meisibach: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: Entry at approx. 950 m.a.s.l. and exit at 800 m.a.s.l. at the bridge. The anchors are old but all ok, except for the third last step before the bridge. We couldn't find an anchor there and downclimbed...
2025-03-27: We only walked the lower part. We climbed from the road bridge, orographic left through the forest. Actually very nice rappels, but very slippery throughout and also a lot of wood in the canyon.
Approach: You can also ascend from the exit, pathless in the forest and only do the lower part, e.g. to practice with beginners.

Meisibach: Canyon End
2025-10-06: Entry at approx. 950 m.a.s.l. and exit at 800 m.a.s.l. at the bridge. The anchors are old but all ok, except for the third last step before the bridge. We couldn't find an anchor there and downclimbed...
2025-03-27: We only walked the lower part. We climbed from the road bridge, orographic left through the forest. Actually very nice rappels, but very slippery throughout and also a lot of wood in the canyon.
Return: At the bridge from the stream directly to the car.

Meisibach: Parking at Exit
2025-10-06: Entry at approx. 950 m.a.s.l. and exit at 800 m.a.s.l. at the bridge. The anchors are old but all ok, except for the third last step before the bridge. We couldn't find an anchor there and downclimbed...
2025-03-27: We only walked the lower part. We climbed from the road bridge, orographic left through the forest. Actually very nice rappels, but very slippery throughout and also a lot of wood in the canyon.

Meisibach: Parking at Entry

Vista Biasca: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: For once with real water! Nice tour for bad weather/high water levels. All anchors in superiore condition.
2025-05-12: Partly slippery to walk in the water. All anchors okay. The ropes on the bridges could be replaced on occasion.
2024-05-30: Nice and short alternative if there is otherwise too much water in the other canyons. At each of the bridges there is a chain link attached to the railing with ropes, which can easily be overlooked d...

Vista Biasca: Canyon End
2025-08-30: For once with real water! Nice tour for bad weather/high water levels. All anchors in superiore condition.
2025-05-12: Partly slippery to walk in the water. All anchors okay. The ropes on the bridges could be replaced on occasion.
2024-05-30: Nice and short alternative if there is otherwise too much water in the other canyons. At each of the bridges there is a chain link attached to the railing with ropes, which can easily be overlooked d...

Val Tür: Canyon Start
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür RAS (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür 11h drive up 12h30 start, 14h finish, 14h30 hitchhike back up to our car up with a friendly local. All anchors ok. Apparently a new an...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür Soit nous avons raté le crochet au sol à gauche de la deuxième cascade lors de notre dernière descente, soit il a été remplacé.Neige à...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail towards Talein (signs), past a large meadow. At the exit of the meadow near a building, follow the hiking trail to the right down to the river. The path crosses the river and follows it to the first slide brake. Get in here.
Tour: Five rappels, 2 of them at barrages, some rather small slides. Also geologically beautiful canyon, with crystalline, metamorphic rocks (gneiss / crystalline overburden). The highlight is the c110 separated into two steps of 30 and 80 meters.

Val Tür: Parking at Exit
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür RAS (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür 11h drive up 12h30 start, 14h finish, 14h30 hitchhike back up to our car up with a friendly local. All anchors ok. Apparently a new an...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür Soit nous avons raté le crochet au sol à gauche de la deuxième cascade lors de notre dernière descente, soit il a été remplacé.Neige à...
Access: A13 exit 15 (Zizers) or exit 16 (Chur Nord). Continue to Trimmis. Variant without changing parking spaces: Continue in the direction of Says to Valtanna. Variant without parking / public transport: Parking near Trimmis Platz. Park 1 car there. Continue by 2 cars or by bus in the direction of Says to Valtanna.
Return: Leave the canyon at Mühlenweg. A few meters to Trimmis Platz. If no second vehicle is available and there is no bus in the near future, it is best for the car driver without equipment to follow the road back towards Says in about 25 minutes on foot.

Val Tür: Parking at Entry
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür RAS (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür 11h drive up 12h30 start, 14h finish, 14h30 hitchhike back up to our car up with a friendly local. All anchors ok. Apparently a new an...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Tür Soit nous avons raté le crochet au sol à gauche de la deuxième cascade lors de notre dernière descente, soit il a été remplacé.Neige à...
Access: A13 exit 15 (Zizers) or exit 16 (Chur Nord). Continue to Trimmis. Variant without changing parking spaces: Continue in the direction of Says to Valtanna. Variant without parking / public transport: Parking near Trimmis Platz. Park 1 car there. Continue by 2 cars or by bus in the direction of Says to Valtanna.
Return: Leave the canyon at Mühlenweg. A few meters to Trimmis Platz. If no second vehicle is available and there is no bus in the near future, it is best for the car driver without equipment to follow the road back towards Says in about 25 minutes on foot.

Val Tür: Canyon End
Return: Leave the canyon at Mühlenweg. A few meters to Trimmis Platz. If no second vehicle is available and there is no bus in the near future, it is best for the car driver without equipment to follow the road back towards Says in about 25 minutes on foot.

Val Tür: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternative
Access: A13 exit 15 (Zizers) or exit 16 (Chur Nord). Continue to Trimmis. Variant without changing parking spaces: Continue in the direction of Says to Valtanna. Variant without parking / public transport: Parking near Trimmis Platz. Park 1 car there. Continue by 2 cars or by bus in the direction of Says to Valtanna.

Valmola: Parking at Entry
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valmola Un véritable fossé rempli de bois, dans lequel les habitants sont parfaitement en droit de jeter leurs déchets de jardin et autres dét...
2025-10-16: Anchoring good throughout. We had a rope jam on a tree. It is a good idea to bring some old ropes with you and set up a stand on the tree. Very scenic in the fall.
2025-10-16: Compared to our visit 2 years ago, the "wow" effect of that time was missing. In 2023 we admired the rock, today we were more disgusted by the garbage and the stinking water, also because of a dead an...
Access: Leave the A13 at Zizers (exit 15). Continue to Trimmis and park 1 car there. Take the 2nd car in the direction of Says. Park in Valtanna
Return: A few minutes' walk to Trimmis.

Valmola: Canyon Start
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valmola Un véritable fossé rempli de bois, dans lequel les habitants sont parfaitement en droit de jeter leurs déchets de jardin et autres dét...
2025-10-16: Anchoring good throughout. We had a rope jam on a tree. It is a good idea to bring some old ropes with you and set up a stand on the tree. Very scenic in the fall.
2025-10-16: Compared to our visit 2 years ago, the "wow" effect of that time was missing. In 2023 we admired the rock, today we were more disgusted by the garbage and the stinking water, also because of a dead an...
Approach: A few meters from the road down to the boulder barrier
Tour: The c60 is divided into two parts, 20 and 40 meters. The stand is at risk and you should not rely on the presence of safety devices.

Valmola: Parking at Exit
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valmola Un véritable fossé rempli de bois, dans lequel les habitants sont parfaitement en droit de jeter leurs déchets de jardin et autres dét...
2025-10-16: Anchoring good throughout. We had a rope jam on a tree. It is a good idea to bring some old ropes with you and set up a stand on the tree. Very scenic in the fall.
2025-10-16: Compared to our visit 2 years ago, the "wow" effect of that time was missing. In 2023 we admired the rock, today we were more disgusted by the garbage and the stinking water, also because of a dead an...
Access: Leave the A13 at Zizers (exit 15). Continue to Trimmis and park 1 car there. Take the 2nd car in the direction of Says. Park in Valtanna
Return: A few minutes' walk to Trimmis.

Valmola: Canyon End
Return: A few minutes' walk to Trimmis.

Valmola: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternative Parkplätze Ausstieg
Access: Leave the A13 at Zizers (exit 15). Continue to Trimmis and park 1 car there. Take the 2nd car in the direction of Says. Park in Valtanna

Chrüzbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: Nice short canyon with a long abseil. Beautiful rock 🤗
2025-09-06: All stands io. Access the last 50 meters pathless.
2023-09-24: Made at the end of a busy weekend.
Access: Shortly before Vättis, turn right and then park at the Parweisch junction.
Return: At the exit you are practically back at the parking lot.

Chrüzbach: Canyon End
2025-09-26: Nice short canyon with a long abseil. Beautiful rock 🤗
2025-09-06: All stands io. Access the last 50 meters pathless.
2023-09-24: Made at the end of a busy weekend.
Return: At the exit you are practically back at the parking lot.

Chrüzbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: Nice short canyon with a long abseil. Beautiful rock 🤗
2025-09-06: All stands io. Access the last 50 meters pathless.
2023-09-24: Made at the end of a busy weekend.
Approach: Orographically to the right a hiking trail goes up, the last few meters have to be made through the steep forest.
Tour: Short canyon, but can be quite sporty after the rain.

Gorges de l'Abime: Canyon Start
Tour: Check the water level at the Cascade des Combes. If the water "shoots out" straight ahead, it is better to go on another tour. Cascades, Gorges et Canyons du haut-jura, 28

Gorges de l'Abime: Canyon End

Gorges de l'Abime: Parking Entry and Exit

Grosdar (amont): Canyon Start
Tour: The c70 has an intermediate state after approx. 15 m.

Grosdar (amont): Canyon End

Le Bief des Parres: Canyon Start

Le Bief des Parres: Parking at Entry

Le Bief des Parres: Canyon End

Le Bief des Parres: Parking at Exit

Bief de Preverant: Canyon Start
Tour: It is best to attach ropes for the ascent. The way back on foot is disproportionately long.

Bief de Preverant: Canyon End

Bief de Preverant: Parking Entry and Exit

Le ruisseau des Gorges: Parking at Exit

Le ruisseau des Gorges: Canyon End

Le ruisseau des Gorges: Canyon Start

Le ruisseau des Gorges: Parking at Entry
Comment: Dem Weg so lange wie möglich folgen, dann parken.

Bief de la Ruine: Canyon Start
Tour: C4, R2, R2, C20, C5, R3, C5, C20, C12, C6, R3, R3, R3, Emergency exit possible at almost any time. Take a lamp with you for tunnels in the access. A torrent with terrifying floods, but which dries out EXTREMELY quickly. It is very difficult to walk it with water. It is 100% karst-fed and comes out of a cave upstream. The water is then very cold. This cave probably serves as an "equalization shaft" for an as yet unknown underground circuit... Fun fact: It is impossible to do both tours (Ruine and Malvaux) on the same day and in the water, hence the local saying: Si Ruine en eau, Raft dans Malvaux...

Bief de la Ruine: Canyon End

Bief de la Ruine: Parking Entry and Exit

Bettbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-13: Many anchors and possible ways in the wall. We added one redundant anchor on a nose in the middle of the wall because it seems to be the logical way.

Bettbach: Canyon End
2024-04-13: Many anchors and possible ways in the wall. We added one redundant anchor on a nose in the middle of the wall because it seems to be the logical way.

Bettbach: Canyon Start
2024-04-13: Many anchors and possible ways in the wall. We added one redundant anchor on a nose in the middle of the wall because it seems to be the logical way.
Tour: Three small rappels, then a c31, then c170 divided into 3 parts max 65m. Take your climbing gear with you.

Babos (+ Lengarices): Canyon Start
2025-04-19: We had our campsite operator take us to the entry point in a van for 10 euros per person. That was money well spent. We parked our cars in the large parking lot by the hot springs.
2025-04-18: Easy ravine and allows you to bathe in hot springs at the end of it.
2024-06-11: Slope barely drivable with a normal car (slow). Easily rideable with a scooter.
Comment: Einstieg über den 1. Abseiler
Approach: Shuttle possible (usually no 4WD required).
Tour: After the first two rappels, a short river walk with a few more small rappels. The canyon is not very deep. About 300m before the arched bridge, the Izgaril flows in from the right. In the descriptions under the heading "Babos+Izgaril" it is apparently assumed that below the confluence of these two streams the further common continuation now bears the name Izgaril. However, the open street map below the confluence shows "Perroi Babos", which would suggest that the name Babos is also retained in the common lower course of both streams. After the old arched bridge (access and exit on a slope possible here), the highlight is the multi-stage drop into the deeply incised Lengarice Canyon (see description there).

Babos (+ Lengarices): Parking at Entry
2025-04-19: We had our campsite operator take us to the entry point in a van for 10 euros per person. That was money well spent. We parked our cars in the large parking lot by the hot springs.
2025-04-18: Easy ravine and allows you to bathe in hot springs at the end of it.
2024-06-11: Slope barely drivable with a normal car (slow). Easily rideable with a scooter.
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg Babos
Access: Approach from Permet to Benje: (parking lot exit)
Return: In Lengarice either - only if the water flow is moderate - upstream to parking lot P (40.258975, 20.464877), if a vehicle is parked there or if you are interested in this section of the river. It is usual to go downstream immediately after the last rappel in the Babos in Lengarice Canyon. The slippery debris deposits are quite unpleasant here, but are compensated for by the impressive ambience. At the exit of the tour, you should not miss the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing thermal bath in one of the pools by the old arch bridge or beforehand on the left bank (you may want to get a suitable drink from the nearby kiosk beforehand).

Babos (+ Lengarices): Parking at Exit
2025-04-19: We had our campsite operator take us to the entry point in a van for 10 euros per person. That was money well spent. We parked our cars in the large parking lot by the hot springs.
2025-04-18: Easy ravine and allows you to bathe in hot springs at the end of it.
2024-06-11: Slope barely drivable with a normal car (slow). Easily rideable with a scooter.
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg Lengarice bzw. Ausstieg Babos über Lengarice aufwärts
Access: Approach from Permet to Benje: (parking lot exit)
Return: In Lengarice either - only if the water flow is moderate - upstream to parking lot P (40.258975, 20.464877), if a vehicle is parked there or if you are interested in this section of the river. It is usual to go downstream immediately after the last rappel in the Babos in Lengarice Canyon. The slippery debris deposits are quite unpleasant here, but are compensated for by the impressive ambience. At the exit of the tour, you should not miss the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing thermal bath in one of the pools by the old arch bridge or beforehand on the left bank (you may want to get a suitable drink from the nearby kiosk beforehand).

Babos (+ Lengarices): Canyon End
Comment: Babos, Canyonende bei Mündung in Lengarice Canyon
Return: In Lengarice either - only if the water flow is moderate - upstream to parking lot P (40.258975, 20.464877), if a vehicle is parked there or if you are interested in this section of the river. It is usual to go downstream immediately after the last rappel in the Babos in Lengarice Canyon. The slippery debris deposits are quite unpleasant here, but are compensated for by the impressive ambience. At the exit of the tour, you should not miss the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing thermal bath in one of the pools by the old arch bridge or beforehand on the left bank (you may want to get a suitable drink from the nearby kiosk beforehand).

Babos (+ Lengarices): Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Lengarice (ggf in Verbindung mit Babos), Ausstieg nach der Bogenbrücke

Babos (+ Lengarices): Waypoint
Comment: Zusammenfluß Izgaril und Babos
Approach: Shuttle possible (usually no 4WD required).

Frasherit: Parking at Exit
2023-05-07: As part of the canyoning meeting "Wild Albania" in Permet. Organizers have marked access and exit with blue dots. Slope also passable with 2WD.
Comment: in der Linksserpentine nach der Ortschaft
Access: From Permet to the P Auto exit in the 1st left-hand serpentine to Pagri:
Return: Exit to the left at the large cairn. The exits indicated in Pascal van Duin's book were not visible in nature. The first way back to the entry was unsuccessfully sought by another group. After the exit across a large meadow down into the forest, where a path becomes clear (new blue markers anno 2023). Follow the path until it meets the road at the hairpin bend where the car is parked.

Frasherit: Parking at Entry
2023-05-07: As part of the canyoning meeting "Wild Albania" in Permet. Organizers have marked access and exit with blue dots. Slope also passable with 2WD.
Comment: in der Linksserpentine auf der Höhe bei dem kleinen Holzpavillon und den Plakaten
Access: From Permet to the P Auto exit in the 1st left-hand serpentine to Pagri:
Return: Exit to the left at the large cairn. The exits indicated in Pascal van Duin's book were not visible in nature. The first way back to the entry was unsuccessfully sought by another group. After the exit across a large meadow down into the forest, where a path becomes clear (new blue markers anno 2023). Follow the path until it meets the road at the hairpin bend where the car is parked.

Frasherit: Canyon End
2023-05-07: As part of the canyoning meeting "Wild Albania" in Permet. Organizers have marked access and exit with blue dots. Slope also passable with 2WD.
Return: Exit to the left at the large cairn. The exits indicated in Pascal van Duin's book were not visible in nature. The first way back to the entry was unsuccessfully sought by another group. After the exit across a large meadow down into the forest, where a path becomes clear (new blue markers anno 2023). Follow the path until it meets the road at the hairpin bend where the car is parked.

Frasherit: Canyon Start
Approach: Conversion from P exit to P access:
Tour: First larger pools and smaller rappels, then the big drop.

Mastoras: Canyon End
Comment: gleiches Canyonende wie bei HA Canyon

Mastoras: Canyon Start
Comment: ca. 30m unterhalb der Brücke

Mastoras: Parking at Entry

Mastoras: Parking at Exit

Prinopotamos: Canyon Start

Prinopotamos: Canyon End

Prinopotamos: Parking at Exit

Prinopotamos: Parking at Entry
Comment: 2,5 km Shuttle

Fournaras: Canyon Start

Fournaras: Canyon End

Fournaras: Parking Entry and Exit

Benjës: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-29: Beautiful canyon, with more flow it would be even better
2025-06-15: Very beautiful canyon. All stands ok.
2025-04-20: A gem that you should visit if you are in the area! As with Babos Canyon, we took an off-road vehicle to the marked parking lot at the church and walked back to the paved road.
Comment: im Vorhof der Kirche
Access: von Pemet nach Benjë-Novosele: park in the churchyard
Return: right up to the access path and back to the parking lot

Benjës: Canyon Start
2025-10-29: Beautiful canyon, with more flow it would be even better
2025-06-15: Very beautiful canyon. All stands ok.
2025-04-20: A gem that you should visit if you are in the area! As with Babos Canyon, we took an off-road vehicle to the marked parking lot at the church and walked back to the paved road.
Comment: Zustieg unmittelbar vor dem 1. Abseiler
Approach: From the parking lot in the churchyard, a path leads us to the entry point: see under photos

Benjës: Canyon End
2025-10-29: Beautiful canyon, with more flow it would be even better
2025-06-15: Very beautiful canyon. All stands ok.
2025-04-20: A gem that you should visit if you are in the area! As with Babos Canyon, we took an off-road vehicle to the marked parking lot at the church and walked back to the paved road.
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts hinauf auf den Anmarschpfad
Return: right up to the access path and back to the parking lot

Lomnicës: Canyon Start
2023-05-10: Blue markers at the entrance and exit. All hooks ok. Ggf. angbracht to park car because of the slope conditions at the junction about 200m before the parking lot.
Approach: see photos

Lomnicës: Canyon End
2023-05-10: Blue markers at the entrance and exit. All hooks ok. Ggf. angbracht to park car because of the slope conditions at the junction about 200m before the parking lot.
Return: At the exit at the edge of the side tributary up to the slope and the car

Lomnicës: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-05-10: Blue markers at the entrance and exit. All hooks ok. Ggf. angbracht to park car because of the slope conditions at the junction about 200m before the parking lot.
Access: von Permet:
Return: At the exit at the edge of the side tributary up to the slope and the car

Lomnicës: Parking at Entry
Comment: mit 4WD
Access: von Permet:
Return: At the exit at the edge of the side tributary up to the slope and the car

Choltalbach (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-29: As the lower part (Inferiore) unfortunately still has too much water at the moment, we did the upper parts. A few jumps were possible, but the 12 m jump was covered in gravel. The siphon at the exit i...
Tour: Not as incised as the lower part, therefore less susceptible to a lot of water. Often wood behind the waterfalls. The beautiful parts are interrupted by some walking passages. But they are definitely fun.

Choltalbach (superiore): Canyon End
2025-06-29: As the lower part (Inferiore) unfortunately still has too much water at the moment, we did the upper parts. A few jumps were possible, but the 12 m jump was covered in gravel. The siphon at the exit i...
Return: At the exit of the canyon, climb out to the left and return to the car.

Choltalbach (superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-06-29: As the lower part (Inferiore) unfortunately still has too much water at the moment, we did the upper parts. A few jumps were possible, but the 12 m jump was covered in gravel. The siphon at the exit i...
Return: At the exit of the canyon, climb out to the left and return to the car.

Choltalbach (superiore): Parking at Entry
Return: At the exit of the canyon, climb out to the left and return to the car.

Llirkave / Vagalatit: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-14: The access road is a real highlight😉 Stands all OK and available. Currently still a little running water. Very beautiful canyon.
2025-04-27: The approach to the canyon turned out to be interesting. The route is actually only recommended with a 4x4 and a high wheelbase. We also drove there in a bus, but it felt like it needed the final anoi...
2025-04-20: Nice and easy, combine with Limar and you have a full day. Hard return on a steady climb.
Comment: am Ortseingang von Limar
Access: from the SH75 east of Kelkyra see under Fotogallery: red
Return: Exit and up to Limar see under photo gallery: brown

Llirkave / Vagalatit: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: The access road is a real highlight😉 Stands all OK and available. Currently still a little running water. Very beautiful canyon.
2025-04-27: The approach to the canyon turned out to be interesting. The route is actually only recommended with a 4x4 and a high wheelbase. We also drove there in a bus, but it felt like it needed the final anoi...
2025-04-20: Nice and easy, combine with Limar and you have a full day. Hard return on a steady climb.
Approach: from P in Limar see under Fotogallery: green

Llirkave / Vagalatit: Canyon End
2025-06-14: The access road is a real highlight😉 Stands all OK and available. Currently still a little running water. Very beautiful canyon.
2025-04-27: The approach to the canyon turned out to be interesting. The route is actually only recommended with a 4x4 and a high wheelbase. We also drove there in a bus, but it felt like it needed the final anoi...
2025-04-20: Nice and easy, combine with Limar and you have a full day. Hard return on a steady climb.
Return: Exit and up to Limar see under photo gallery: brown

Llirkave / Vagalatit: Waypoint
Comment: Über diese Brücke fahren und nicht, wie Google Maps sagt, über die nächste. Brücke ist stark verfallen.
Approach: from P in Limar see under Fotogallery: green

Bigasit
2025-05-01: Access and topographic view as in the book Canyoning Albania. During our ascent, the water was rather murky due to the clayey soil and very slippery in places. 1st rappel from the tree then well set u...
2024-07-10: Short but very nice. Anchors in order, water level osumi river low, return is easy.
2024-06-15: Unfortunately very little water, but still beautiful, even if very short.

Bigasit: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-01: Access and topographic view as in the book Canyoning Albania. During our ascent, the water was rather murky due to the clayey soil and very slippery in places. 1st rappel from the tree then well set u...
2024-07-10: Short but very nice. Anchors in order, water level osumi river low, return is easy.
2024-06-15: Unfortunately very little water, but still beautiful, even if very short.

Dobrushes: Canyon Start
2025-04-30: The rock was slippery. The anchors were well placed and in good condition. Unfortunately, we had to enter through the dry footbed in the open area as we couldn't find the access and had time problems...
2024-06-19: Do not follow Wikiloc but follow the path described by Pascal v. D.
2024-06-19: The path via Wikiloc turned out to be long, scratchy and full of spiders. It is better to follow PvD's description from his book. You can also drive up with a 4x4. The tour is nice, but overrated. We...
Approach: From the exit point of the tour, climb up to the power station on the mountain. A metal bridge follows after the power station. From here, follow the power lines and keep to the left. After about 20 minutes, you come to an open area with some ruins. Immediately after this would be a dry footbed (access or exit possible). Now it is only about 30 minutes to the entry via the hiking trail.

Dobrushes: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-30: The rock was slippery. The anchors were well placed and in good condition. Unfortunately, we had to enter through the dry footbed in the open area as we couldn't find the access and had time problems...
2024-06-19: Do not follow Wikiloc but follow the path described by Pascal v. D.
2024-06-19: The path via Wikiloc turned out to be long, scratchy and full of spiders. It is better to follow PvD's description from his book. You can also drive up with a 4x4. The tour is nice, but overrated. We...
Return: We take the path directly at the forest road and follow it downhill to the auto.

Dobrushes: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-04-30: The rock was slippery. The anchors were well placed and in good condition. Unfortunately, we had to enter through the dry footbed in the open area as we couldn't find the access and had time problems...
2024-06-19: Do not follow Wikiloc but follow the path described by Pascal v. D.
2024-06-19: The path via Wikiloc turned out to be long, scratchy and full of spiders. It is better to follow PvD's description from his book. You can also drive up with a 4x4. The tour is nice, but overrated. We...
Return: We take the path directly at the forest road and follow it downhill to the auto.

Lengaricës: Canyon End
2023-05-07: Very muddy and therefore slippery.
Comment: nach der Bogenbrücke rechts hinaus
Return: After the arched bridge, turn right towards the car.

Lengaricës: Parking at Entry
2023-05-07: Very muddy and therefore slippery.
Access: Approach from Permet to Benje: (parking lot exit)
Return: After the arched bridge, turn right towards the car.

Lengaricës: Canyon Start
2023-05-07: Very muddy and therefore slippery.
Approach: Implementation IdR also feasible without 4WD
Tour: Entry above the road bridge. Initially a narrow canyon, which widens as the tour progresses. Muddy ground, i.e. very slippery. You pass Babos Canyon, which joins from the left. At the exit on the left is the first thermal pool, which is not as busy as the pools around the old arched bridge where the canyon ends.

Inachos I : Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-14: Dry at the start untill a little stream from the side came in. The pools had lots of millipedes and frogs in them, on occasion some crabs. Even though there wasn't much flow the pools didn't really st...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousands of millipedes.
2024-04-24: Little water, but lots of millipedes, great canyon. Integral just over 3 hours.
Access: From Corinth to Nestani and a little further uphill:
Return: A red arrow to the right shows the exit. Red dots mark the way to the path that leads back up.

Inachos I : Canyon Start
2025-10-14: Dry at the start untill a little stream from the side came in. The pools had lots of millipedes and frogs in them, on occasion some crabs. Even though there wasn't much flow the pools didn't really st...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousands of millipedes.
2024-04-24: Little water, but lots of millipedes, great canyon. Integral just over 3 hours.
Approach: Head downhill in a northerly direction until you reach the stream, as close as possible to the beginning of the narrowing.
Tour: The descent begins in a narrow, increasingly deepening canyon. After 4 or 5 rappels, there is a marked exit option to the right (steel cable) or left (better right, as the path leads back here). This is followed by 5 more rappels, some of them higher, with certain technical requirements.

Inachos I : Canyon End
2025-10-14: Dry at the start untill a little stream from the side came in. The pools had lots of millipedes and frogs in them, on occasion some crabs. Even though there wasn't much flow the pools didn't really st...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousands of millipedes.
2024-04-24: Little water, but lots of millipedes, great canyon. Integral just over 3 hours.
Comment: roter Pfeil nach rechts
Return: A red arrow to the right shows the exit. Red dots mark the way to the path that leads back up.

Inachos II: Parking at Entry
2025-12-31: Done in combination with the upper part with a team of 7 people. One of our favorites in our Peloponnese trip. Anchors were excellent. If you are a regular Joe with a team that wants to enjoy the trip...
2025-10-14: Continuation of the upper part, same style, slightly higher rappels. The "long downclimbing part" at the end wasn't very long at all. Unfortunately it was filled with a lot of pipes though. Upper and...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousand millipedes.
Comment: zunächst dem Feldweg folgen. Wo er sich verliert in der eingeschlagenen Richtung weiter bis zum Bach
Access: von Korinth nach Neochori: Conversion Neochori - Nestani (parking lot access):
Return: From the road bridge, turn left northwards to Neochori: If you have a 4WD or high wheelbase, you can park the car for the exit directly at the exit by the bridge.

Inachos II: Canyon Start
2025-12-31: Done in combination with the upper part with a team of 7 people. One of our favorites in our Peloponnese trip. Anchors were excellent. If you are a regular Joe with a team that wants to enjoy the trip...
2025-10-14: Continuation of the upper part, same style, slightly higher rappels. The "long downclimbing part" at the end wasn't very long at all. Unfortunately it was filled with a lot of pipes though. Upper and...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousand millipedes.
Comment: Start zum II. Abschnitt
Approach: From the car to the entry, which is where the right line reaches the turning point::
Tour: Either entry via part I or directly at the beginning of part II. For the tour see photos and video.

Inachos II: Canyon End
2025-12-31: Done in combination with the upper part with a team of 7 people. One of our favorites in our Peloponnese trip. Anchors were excellent. If you are a regular Joe with a team that wants to enjoy the trip...
2025-10-14: Continuation of the upper part, same style, slightly higher rappels. The "long downclimbing part" at the end wasn't very long at all. Unfortunately it was filled with a lot of pipes though. Upper and...
2024-04-24: Great canyon, if you're not disgusted by the thousand millipedes.
Return: From the road bridge, turn left northwards to Neochori: If you have a 4WD or high wheelbase, you can park the car for the exit directly at the exit by the bridge.

Inachos II: Parking at Exit
Access: von Korinth nach Neochori: Conversion Neochori - Nestani (parking lot access):
Return: From the road bridge, turn left northwards to Neochori: If you have a 4WD or high wheelbase, you can park the car for the exit directly at the exit by the bridge.

Stefani: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-23: If you like dry gorges, this one is quite pretty.
2024-04-23: Beautiful dry canyon, with water this one must be superiore.
2023-05-18: Makes sense only with water throughput, especially in view of the effort involved. Pleasant was only the descent with a French group from Montpellier/Chambery.
Comment: am Beginn des Anstiegs des Feldwegs
Access: from Corinth to Prosimna to the parking lot for the exit: the gray route is not suitable for 2WD cars Conversion: this conversion route is not suitable for 2WD vehicles: This is why Van den Berge offers a relatively long route via Prosymna-Limnes and Agionori in his book. Access on foot therefore seems more practical, see "Access" below
Return: On the left high bank we descend pathlessly through the bushes parallel to the streambed until we see our car on the left for the exit.

Stefani: Parking at Entry
2024-04-23: If you like dry gorges, this one is quite pretty.
2024-04-23: Beautiful dry canyon, with water this one must be superiore.
2023-05-18: Makes sense only with water throughput, especially in view of the effort involved. Pleasant was only the descent with a French group from Montpellier/Chambery.
Comment: auf Teerstraße
Access: from Corinth to Prosimna to the parking lot for the exit: the gray route is not suitable for 2WD cars Conversion: this conversion route is not suitable for 2WD vehicles: This is why Van den Berge offers a relatively long route via Prosymna-Limnes and Agionori in his book. Access on foot therefore seems more practical, see "Access" below
Return: On the left high bank we descend pathlessly through the bushes parallel to the streambed until we see our car on the left for the exit.

Stefani: Canyon Start
2024-04-23: If you like dry gorges, this one is quite pretty.
2024-04-23: Beautiful dry canyon, with water this one must be superiore.
2023-05-18: Makes sense only with water throughput, especially in view of the effort involved. Pleasant was only the descent with a French group from Montpellier/Chambery.
Comment: es folgt zunächst die lange Laufstrecke
Approach: From the parking lot for the exit, continue up the bad slope. When you reach the parking lot for access, turn left at an acute angle. First down the dirt road where the path exits, keeping left to the streambed (entry). Leaving the slope to the left, an inconspicuous path leads upwards, which later reaches the slope again.
Tour: First we have to walk and downclimb in the dry streambed (over 30 minutes) before we reach the 1st rappel. This is followed by 4 rappels, 2 of which exit in a Marmita Trampa. Both dry pools can be climbed around on the right. This is followed by another 15 to 20 minutes of walking and downclimbing until we find an exit to the left up the bank.

Stefani: Canyon End
Comment: sobald ein Ausstieg links hinaus nöglich ist
Return: On the left high bank we descend pathlessly through the bushes parallel to the streambed until we see our car on the left for the exit.

Peristeria: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-05-22: Mud slogging in an inadequately secured forest ditch, which only becomes a highlight in the last few meters.
Comment: vor dem Eingang der Ausgrabungsstätte
Access: From the E09 south of Kalo Nero, turn inland and drive via Rachel to the Peristeria archaeological site: park there. Van den Berge starts on the northern side of the forebay, which seems suboptimal compared to the route suggested here.
Return: Over the footbridge and up the path to the excavation site where the car is parked.

Peristeria: Canyon Start
2023-05-22: Mud slogging in an inadequately secured forest ditch, which only becomes a highlight in the last few meters.
Comment: unterhalb der Straßenbrücke
Approach: From the car on the road back to the bridge. Get in there. Since the first 3 drops were not secured, I suspect that you can descend directly from the edge of the excavation site into the pot before the last step, or even rappel. This would save you the unpleasant part.
Tour: The first two steps are just as unprotected as the 3rd step. Only the final abseil offers a sling. Up to the final abseil, the forest canyon is muddy and without any interest. Directly above the final abseil the ambience becomes attractive. The last rappel leads down into a usually open siphon. At high water it will usually be dammed up, which is why van den Berge warns against this situation in his book. A little later you reach the picnic area with spring and connection to the hiking trail.

Peristeria: Canyon End
2023-05-22: Mud slogging in an inadequately secured forest ditch, which only becomes a highlight in the last few meters.
Comment: Picnicplatz am Steg
Return: Over the footbridge and up the path to the excavation site where the car is parked.

Neda-Waterfalls: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-28: Please enter the canyon with care and don't break the sinter basins.
2023-05-23: All hooks ok. Once again the note that this is not the river Neda, but the Neda Waterfalls down to this river. Especially on weekends and holidays brisk Badebetrib in the pools under the C36 and the f...
Comment: von hier den Feldweg nach norden
Access: If you drive from the coast - Tholo - on the 1410 to the Temple of Apollo of Vasses, you will first come to Neo Figalia, then to Petrolana and finally to Perivolia. Here we turn right and head for our parking lot for access via Figalia, see: We place the car for the exit a little further down, where the view of the river Neda opens up for the first time: But at 450m distance this is not necessary.
Return: A few meters upstream, a fixed rope traverse leads back up to the footbridge below the penultimate waterfall. From here we take the path to the south, take a look at the beautiful arched bridge and then hike up the road to the car.

Neda-Waterfalls: Canyon Start
2024-04-28: Please enter the canyon with care and don't break the sinter basins.
2023-05-23: All hooks ok. Once again the note that this is not the river Neda, but the Neda Waterfalls down to this river. Especially on weekends and holidays brisk Badebetrib in the pools under the C36 and the f...
Comment: Zustieg über orograf. linken Seitenbach
Approach: We take the dirt road leading northwards. Where it loses itself, we see a cairn on the righthand side, which leads us up to the right. After a while we come to a generally dry streambed, which we climb down to the entry point into the stream.
Tour: First many smaller steps with beautiful pools, small slides and possible jumps. Then we come to the 36m waterfall. Tourists can be seen bathing at its foot. This is followed by a smaller waterfall and finally the rappel into the river Neda (from the tree -2023). Here you can admire the gate to the underworld, behind which the Neda disappears (at around 200m),

Neda-Waterfalls: Canyon End
2024-04-28: Please enter the canyon with care and don't break the sinter basins.
2023-05-23: All hooks ok. Once again the note that this is not the river Neda, but the Neda Waterfalls down to this river. Especially on weekends and holidays brisk Badebetrib in the pools under the C36 and the f...
Comment: Ende des letzten Abseilers in den Fluß Neda
Return: A few meters upstream, a fixed rope traverse leads back up to the footbridge below the penultimate waterfall. From here we take the path to the south, take a look at the beautiful arched bridge and then hike up the road to the car.

Rio Negro Jawira inferior: Canyon Start
Comment: oder vorher, je nach Pistenzustand und Auto
Approach: see sketch Google Earth in photos

Rio Negro Jawira inferior: Canyon Start1
Comment: GPS -Erfassung ungenau !
Approach: see sketch Google Earth in photos

Rio Negro Jawira inferior: Canyon End
Comment: Mündung in den Rio Vagante
Return: see sketch Google Earth in photos

Garganta del Diablo: Parking at Entry
Comment: ziemlich am Ende des Forstweges
Access: see Google Earth map sketch: purple
Return: see Google Earth map sketch: blue-green

Garganta del Diablo: Canyon Start
Approach: see green
Tour: see video and photos in Gallery

Garganta del Diablo: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg links hinauf zur Piste (30m)
Return: see Google Earth map sketch: blue-green

Garganta del Diablo: Parking at Exit
Access: see Google Earth map sketch: purple
Return: see Google Earth map sketch: blue-green

Inka Chaka Jawira: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: You Google Earth map in Gallery
Return: About 20 minutes after the last rappel, look for and find a path on the left bank that leads us - past a picnic area - back to the piste. Now up to the parking lot.

Inka Chaka Jawira: Waypoint
Comment: 1. GPS-Punkt im Zustieg wenig oberhalb der neu gebauten Piste
Approach: The access is difficult to find without a local guide, a description can be found at the ropewiki link. In the meantime, you can apparently use a newly built slope for a good part of the access. At the houses at the beginning of the ascent, ask for a permit to climb - in Spanish!

Inka Chaka Jawira: Waypoint1
Comment: 2. GPS-Punktim Zustieg im Abstieg zum Bach
Approach: The access is difficult to find without a local guide, a description can be found at the ropewiki link. In the meantime, you can apparently use a newly built slope for a good part of the access. At the houses at the beginning of the ascent, ask for a permit to climb - in Spanish!

Garganta de Concepción: Parking at Entry
Access: From Coroico to the parking lot entry see Google maps in Gallery, to the car park for the exit then on the main road for another 1.8 km, where the road crosses the streambed.
Return: On reaching the road, get directly into the car for the exit

Garganta de Concepción: Parking at Exit
Access: From Coroico to the parking lot entry see Google maps in Gallery, to the car park for the exit then on the main road for another 1.8 km, where the road crosses the streambed.
Return: On reaching the road, get directly into the car for the exit

Garganta de Concepción: Canyon Start
Approach: see ropewiki in Links
Tour: see video and photos in Gallery

Garganta de Concepción: Canyon End
Return: On reaching the road, get directly into the car for the exit

Ciol del Pes: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-10: Good water level, on the 2nd rappel after the confluence we used a floating anchor for safety, so that you don't get in at the bottom at the water level
2023-09-16: All anchors ok, flow still very nice for the time of year, things get interesting from the 2nd abseil with some beautiful longer ones. To complete the day with nearby canyons.
2023-06-09: Walked and canyon created here in the database.
Comment: Gleicher Parkplatz wie Ciol de la Meda
Access: From Claut drive into Val Sentimana for about 30 minutes. Pass the parking lot of Ciorosolin. The final waterfall of Ciol del Pes is visible from the road and is the same as for Ciol de la Meda. Be careful when entering Val Sentimana! Depending on the time of year and the day, you may have to pay to enter the valley (this is checked).
Return: Walk 3 min to the parking lot.

Ciol del Pes: Canyon Start
2024-05-10: Good water level, on the 2nd rappel after the confluence we used a floating anchor for safety, so that you don't get in at the bottom at the water level
2023-09-16: All anchors ok, flow still very nice for the time of year, things get interesting from the 2nd abseil with some beautiful longer ones. To complete the day with nearby canyons.
2023-06-09: Walked and canyon created here in the database.
Comment: Einstieg Ciol del Pes
Approach: CAI trail no. 366 begins on the orographic left side of the waterfall (directly at the parking lot; sign C.ra Pramaggiore). Follow the path until you reach a fork after about 35 minutes. Turn left here (signpost: C.ra Pramaggiore) and walk downhill for a further 10 minutes until you reach the tributary of the Ciol del Pes. This is where the tour begins.
Tour: In the tributary of the Ciol del Pes there is a rappel (approx. 30m), followed by the confluence with the Ciol del Pes. There are 2 ways to rappel here. Either stay with the tributary and over a rope traverse to the chain anchor and then rappel the 50m, or downclimb into the Ciol del Pes and rappel from there. This is followed by several abseils in a narrower gorge area before it becomes more open again. Beautiful tour with some rappels in the water.

Ciol del Pes: Canyon End
2024-05-10: Good water level, on the 2nd rappel after the confluence we used a floating anchor for safety, so that you don't get in at the bottom at the water level
2023-09-16: All anchors ok, flow still very nice for the time of year, things get interesting from the 2nd abseil with some beautiful longer ones. To complete the day with nearby canyons.
2023-06-09: Walked and canyon created here in the database.
Comment: Ende (Schlusswasserfall) Ciol del Pes
Return: Walk 3 min to the parking lot.

Torrente Chiavola (Casavento): Canyon Start
2025-09-20: 11 serially numbered continuous waterfalls. The last 60 m waterfall marked with number 1 can be divided into 20+40 m. Brand new, professional equipment. Sunny in the afternoon.
2025-06-04: Eine sehr gute Alternative, wenn alle anderen Canyons zu viel Wasser haben. Alle Haken in gutem Zustand.
2025-06-04: Nice canyon open canyon. Worth doing if other canyons are full of water. Good anchor points!!
Comment: Bei 1120Hm in der Wegkehre den kaum erkennbaren Pfad in den Canyon folgen.
Approach: From the parking lot "Casavento" to the hut "Casavento", stay on the path (do not go in the direction of the stream) and follow the path for about 25 minutes until you reach the stream at about 1120m and follow the barely recognizable path into the canyon for about 50m.
Tour: The start of the tour is more of a forest canyon with some outdated stands (as of June 2023). However, the tour gradually gains in character with some narrow sections and beautiful abseils. Some slides and jumps are also possible. The tour ends with a 60m rappel into a deep pool, where tourists are often encountered in summer, as footprints of dinosaurs are visible directly at the exit.

Torrente Chiavola (Casavento): Canyon End
2025-09-20: 11 serially numbered continuous waterfalls. The last 60 m waterfall marked with number 1 can be divided into 20+40 m. Brand new, professional equipment. Sunny in the afternoon.
2025-06-04: Eine sehr gute Alternative, wenn alle anderen Canyons zu viel Wasser haben. Alle Haken in gutem Zustand.
2025-06-04: Nice canyon open canyon. Worth doing if other canyons are full of water. Good anchor points!!
Return: Follow the path for about 10 minutes back to the parking lot.

Torrente Chiavola (Casavento): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: 11 serially numbered continuous waterfalls. The last 60 m waterfall marked with number 1 can be divided into 20+40 m. Brand new, professional equipment. Sunny in the afternoon.
2025-06-04: Eine sehr gute Alternative, wenn alle anderen Canyons zu viel Wasser haben. Alle Haken in gutem Zustand.
2025-06-04: Nice canyon open canyon. Worth doing if other canyons are full of water. Good anchor points!!
Comment: Parkplatz von Casavento
Access: From Claut continue into Val Cellina (same direction as to Ciolesan). At the Ciolesan parking lot, follow the road for another 15 minutes up the sometimes narrow hairpin bends until the road becomes a gravel road and you come to the "Casavento" parking lot. In summer the parking lot is often very busy because Casavento is a popular attraction.
Return: Follow the path for about 10 minutes back to the parking lot.

Torrente Chiavola (Casavento): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Verlassen Sie den Pfad bei 1300, biegen Sie links ab und gehen Sie weiter nach Norden, um bei 1200 das Flussbett zu erreichen.
Approach: From the parking lot "Casavento" to the hut "Casavento", stay on the path (do not go in the direction of the stream) and follow the path for about 25 minutes until you reach the stream at about 1120m and follow the barely recognizable path into the canyon for about 50m.
Tour: The start of the tour is more of a forest canyon with some outdated stands (as of June 2023). However, the tour gradually gains in character with some narrow sections and beautiful abseils. Some slides and jumps are also possible. The tour ends with a 60m rappel into a deep pool, where tourists are often encountered in summer, as footprints of dinosaurs are visible directly at the exit.

Cascadas Jalancha Jawira: Parking at Exit
Comment: großer Parkplatz neben der Straße
Access: von Coroico zum Parkplatz Ausstiegsiehe Kartenauschnitt Google maps: To the parking lot access then 750m further on the same road Attention: ask for permission before entering!
Return: After the 80m drop, turn right and follow the path down to the parking lot for the exit

Cascadas Jalancha Jawira: Parking at Entry
Access: von Coroico zum Parkplatz Ausstiegsiehe Kartenauschnitt Google maps: To the parking lot access then 750m further on the same road Attention: ask for permission before entering!
Return: After the 80m drop, turn right and follow the path down to the parking lot for the exit

Cascadas Jalancha Jawira: Canyon Start
Approach: See GPS track on ropewiki link, entry at the water intake Especially if you only have 1 car available, you can also start from the parking lot for the exit. Past the swimming pool you will inevitably come to the ropewiki GPS track, see google earth map section in Gallery.

Cascadas Jalancha Jawira: Canyon End
Comment: nach dem 80m-Abfall rechts hinaus auf den Weg
Return: After the 80m drop, turn right and follow the path down to the parking lot for the exit

El Choro: Parking at Entry
Access: from Coroico see wikiloc copy in the Gallery (up to the start of the Wikiloc trail)
Return: On reaching the Rio Vagante, the descent comes to an exit. Now descend in the river to the broken footbridge. Turn left here onto the dirt road and up to the car for the exit.

El Choro: Canyon Start
Approach: see wikiloc copy in the Gallery

El Choro: Canyon End
Comment: bei Erreichen des Rio Vagante
Return: On reaching the Rio Vagante, the descent comes to an exit. Now descend in the river to the broken footbridge. Turn left here onto the dirt road and up to the car for the exit.

El Choro: Waypoint
Comment: Ausstieg aus Rio Vagante auf die Piste
Approach: see wikiloc copy in the Gallery

El Choro: Parking at Exit
Access: from Coroico see wikiloc copy in the Gallery (up to the start of the Wikiloc trail)
Return: On reaching the Rio Vagante, the descent comes to an exit. Now descend in the river to the broken footbridge. Turn left here onto the dirt road and up to the car for the exit.

Kh'ota Pampa: Parking at Entry
Access: As to Inca Chaca Jawira, but only up to the P access Kh'ota Pampa in the rightward haipin bend (inside the bend as well as on the left on the opposite slope coca cultivation)
Return: Where the canyon flattens out, take a clear path out to the left and to the P exit at the bridge over the Rio Vagante.

Kh'ota Pampa: Canyon Start
Approach: Turn left at the edge of the field above the canyon a few meters downhill from the slope, then turn left onto the path that leads down to the stream.

Kh'ota Pampa: Canyon End
Return: Where the canyon flattens out, take a clear path out to the left and to the P exit at the bridge over the Rio Vagante.

Kh'ota Pampa: Parking at Exit
Access: As to Inca Chaca Jawira, but only up to the P access Kh'ota Pampa in the rightward haipin bend (inside the bend as well as on the left on the opposite slope coca cultivation)
Return: Where the canyon flattens out, take a clear path out to the left and to the P exit at the bridge over the Rio Vagante.

Chispero: Parking at Entry
Access: of San Carlos (city center) see:
Return: At the exit right out, downstream on the right bank, over the footbridge, then - see ropewiki link - back to the city

Chispero: Canyon Start
Approach: Path across the meadows to the southwest to the river, see ropewiki link

Chispero: Canyon End
Return: At the exit right out, downstream on the right bank, over the footbridge, then - see ropewiki link - back to the city

Chorro del Ato: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: von Medellin, Zentrum siehe
Return: follow the footpaths between the trees upwards using the ropes and rope traverses

Chorro del Ato: Canyon Start
Approach: ropewiki link
Tour: see video and photos, the stands in the descent routes are usually set up so that you can rappel in the "beam", but also outside. Exit immediately before the high waterfall in the narrowing to the right, also possible beforehand

Chorro del Ato: Canyon End
Comment: noch vor der Verengung
Return: follow the footpaths between the trees upwards using the ropes and rope traverses

Cañón de los Pozos Dorados: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: am Fuße der Cascada la Escalera, ohne den Durchgangsverkehr zu behindern
Access: from Jardin center to Cascada La Escalera usually possible with 2WD, route see:
Return: On the left, a clear track leads onto the embankment and further on until we reach the ropewiki path. However, do not turn left on this path, but right across the stream and up to our access path. Turn left here back to the car.

Cañón de los Pozos Dorados: Canyon Start
Comment: nach der Bachquerung zunächst noch am orograf. linken Hang noch etwas aufwärts
Approach: From the Cascada Escalera, take the dirt road that continues. This exits at a residential house. Continue on a path that meets the path marked on ropewiki (ropewiki has a different parking lot and thus a partially different access). Continue on the ropewiki path to the entry point.
Tour: Sequence of rappels, see video and photos. We path out of the stream earlier than planned on ropewiki.

Cañón de los Pozos Dorados: Canyon End
Comment: siehe Beschreibung Rückweg
Return: On the left, a clear track leads onto the embankment and further on until we reach the ropewiki path. However, do not turn left on this path, but right across the stream and up to our access path. Turn left here back to the car.

Escalera de Cristal: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: gleiche Stelle wie P für Pozos Dorados
Access: as to the Pozos Dorados: from Jardin center to Cascada La Escalera usually possible with 2WD, route see:
Return: at the foot of the last waterfall you are practically standing at the car

Escalera de Cristal: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg in den superior Abschnitt
Approach: see links ropewiki and Wikiloc (inferior and superior)

Escalera de Cristal: Canyon End
Comment: beim P
Return: at the foot of the last waterfall you are practically standing at the car

Cascada La Eresma: Parking at Exit
Comment: in der Nähe der Finc Hacienda Sagrada
Access: from Medellin to San Francisco
Return: wikiloc, see under Links

Cascada La Eresma: Canyon Start
Approach: from San Francisco see google earth map with handwritten access sketch and site plan
Tour: see video and photos, exit in front of the bridge

Cascada La Eresma: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg vor der Brücke
Return: wikiloc, see under Links

Cascada La Eresma: Parking at Entry
Comment: in San Francisco
Access: from Medellin to San Francisco
Return: wikiloc, see under Links

Salto Las Monjas: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bogota to La Esperanza see link google maps
Return: After the waterfall, turn right uphill again and follow the approach path back to the car

Salto Las Monjas: Canyon Start
Approach: see wikiloc link in Links

Salto Las Monjas: Canyon End
Return: After the waterfall, turn right uphill again and follow the approach path back to the car

Valegg della Rozzera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-24: Beautiful as always. Surprisingly little water.
2024-06-24: Committed today. Stands tip top. We got off at the bridge and then entered the Valleg del Pian. Wonderful tour for vertical fans.
2024-06-01: Vertical and sunny at the top, then long slopes, unfortunately shady and slippery at the bottom in the forest
Access: Coming from Locarno, turn into Valle Verzasca in Gordola and follow the road to Lavertezzo, passing through Motta (small bar on the left). Shortly afterwards you cross the stream and reach the parking lot on the left behind a second stream (June 2023 CHF 5/day).
Return: After the last rappel, turn left onto the meadows and then right along the road back to the parking lot.

Valegg della Rozzera: Canyon Start
2025-05-24: Beautiful as always. Surprisingly little water.
2024-06-24: Committed today. Stands tip top. We got off at the bridge and then entered the Valleg del Pian. Wonderful tour for vertical fans.
2024-06-01: Vertical and sunny at the top, then long slopes, unfortunately shady and slippery at the bottom in the forest
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road back towards Motta. A staircase and an access road to a meadow appear on the left, which you follow. At the edge of the forest, a small path branches off to the left (blue markings from RIC 2018, arrow with wavy lines). Follow the path over the stream and turn right uphill in front of a dilapidated cottage (blue marker slightly set back). The path becomes increasingly steeper the higher you go. For the last 10 minutes, the path is exposed and follows the canyon rim. A few meters are secured with a thin wire rope. Shortly afterwards, you reach rocky ground and find yourself at the entry point by a small pool with a view.
Tour: Right at the start, you reach a 200 m high wall, which ramps out in easy steps and smaller ledges towards the exit. This is followed by many abseils and the trees line the descent.

Valegg della Rozzera: Canyon End
2025-05-24: Beautiful as always. Surprisingly little water.
2024-06-24: Committed today. Stands tip top. We got off at the bridge and then entered the Valleg del Pian. Wonderful tour for vertical fans.
2024-06-01: Vertical and sunny at the top, then long slopes, unfortunately shady and slippery at the bottom in the forest
Return: After the last rappel, turn left onto the meadows and then right along the road back to the parking lot.

Valegg dell Pian: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Better grip than expected. After the rain yesterday (30mm) and the last time the canyon was in superiore conditions.
2025-05-30: Always very slippery in the water, but it goes well. The water is already very warm here.
2025-05-26: Quite slippery in the water, most of it can be walked on dry. Beautiful clear pools at the top, becoming darker at the bottom.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road back towards Motta. A staircase and an access road to a meadow appear on the left, which you follow. At the edge of the forest, a small path branches off to the left (blue markings from RIC 2018, arrow with wavy lines). First you cross the Vallegg della Rozzera, after about 10 minutes you reach a small, picturesque settlement, at the exit of which a path leads to Cortasc, another small settlement. Here you look for the path between the houses to the stream, which you reach after about 10 minutes.
Tour: The tour begins with small steps and some slippery spots. When you reach the lower houses again, it becomes open and sunny and the rappels higher.

Valegiom: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valegióm DC. Belle découverte pour ce canyon qui enchaîne les rappels. Parcouru avec le CAF Grenoble Oisans.Estimé à V4A2II (Quelle: https://w...
2024-07-27: We wanted to do something less well known in the area and this is x not bad at all, a few weapons issues and rock a bit slippery but overall tour worthwhile
2023-06-20: Not easy to find the way there...
Approach: From the parking lot, return to Lavertezzo and cross the Verzasca over the famous stone bridge. Turn right immediately after the bridge and follow the path along the river. After about 5 minutes, re-enter the forest and turn left. You quickly gain height on very faint tracks and head towards the stream (Swissmaps on your cell phone is very helpful here, also for the further course). After crossing the stream, stay on the path for a short while and turn left at the first opportunity. The first few meters are steep but recognizable. After that, look for tracks (here you are sometimes far away from Swissmaps). Cut trees and branches point the way. (You get the feeling that you are moving far away from the canyon). On the map, the house Mött Coa, 985 m, is indicated. Behind the little house, look for a water pipe that first leads steeply upwards, where you will find better tracks again. Follow the pipeline to the stream.
Tour: The first rappel is over a tree or you can orographically go around the first step on the right via a small path. The rappels take place in an open environment and are mostly ramps, only in the lower part after the path does it get steeper. The canyon is suitable in spring when there is still some water in the canyon.

Valegiom: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valegióm DC. Belle découverte pour ce canyon qui enchaîne les rappels. Parcouru avec le CAF Grenoble Oisans.Estimé à V4A2II (Quelle: https://w...
2024-07-27: We wanted to do something less well known in the area and this is x not bad at all, a few weapons issues and rock a bit slippery but overall tour worthwhile
2023-06-20: Not easy to find the way there...
Comment: kostenpflichtig
Access: From Locarno to Gordola and from there turn off into Valle Verzasca. Follow the road to Lavertezzo and park shortly after the village in the paid parking lot on the left-hand side. (The other parking lots directly at the bridge only have a maximum duration of 3 hours!)
Return: With the last rappel, follow the path on the right back to the bridge (and jump from it) or swim (at low water!!!) to the other side and you are quickly back at the parking lot, which is on the right.

Valegiom: Waypoint
2025-09-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valegióm DC. Belle découverte pour ce canyon qui enchaîne les rappels. Parcouru avec le CAF Grenoble Oisans.Estimé à V4A2II (Quelle: https://w...
2024-07-27: We wanted to do something less well known in the area and this is x not bad at all, a few weapons issues and rock a bit slippery but overall tour worthwhile
2023-06-20: Not easy to find the way there...
Comment: Bachüberquerung
Approach: From the parking lot, return to Lavertezzo and cross the Verzasca over the famous stone bridge. Turn right immediately after the bridge and follow the path along the river. After about 5 minutes, re-enter the forest and turn left. You quickly gain height on very faint tracks and head towards the stream (Swissmaps on your cell phone is very helpful here, also for the further course). After crossing the stream, stay on the path for a short while and turn left at the first opportunity. The first few meters are steep but recognizable. After that, look for tracks (here you are sometimes far away from Swissmaps). Cut trees and branches point the way. (You get the feeling that you are moving far away from the canyon). On the map, the house Mött Coa, 985 m, is indicated. Behind the little house, look for a water pipe that first leads steeply upwards, where you will find better tracks again. Follow the pipeline to the stream.

Val Pianca: Canyon Start
2024-05-31: Mostly quite grippy, but very slippery in a few places. Sufficient anchors available but a few additional anchors could be added. The access is not easy to find. At the ruins at 1154m, a tree has fa...
2023-05-20: A relatively high water level for this time of year.
2023-05-20: For this canyon rather high water level.
Approach: From the parking lot, the hiking trail to Val Porta and Odro starts, which you follow past a chapel to Colletta, where the path to Odro branches off, which you then follow steeply. Up to an altitude of 1154 m, to the right of a ruin, there is a small path marked in blue. Follow these markings until you reach a stream that actually leads down to the canyon.
Tour: The tour starts with lots of rappels in a very open environment. It rarely gets difficult; towards the exit, the stream becomes a canyon. You end up directly on the hiking trail.

Val Pianca: Waypoint
2024-05-31: Mostly quite grippy, but very slippery in a few places. Sufficient anchors available but a few additional anchors could be added. The access is not easy to find. At the ruins at 1154m, a tree has fa...
2023-05-20: A relatively high water level for this time of year.
2023-05-20: For this canyon rather high water level.
Comment: Bei Ruine Weg verlassen, blaue Markierungen
Approach: From the parking lot, the hiking trail to Val Porta and Odro starts, which you follow past a chapel to Colletta, where the path to Odro branches off, which you then follow steeply. Up to an altitude of 1154 m, to the right of a ruin, there is a small path marked in blue. Follow these markings until you reach a stream that actually leads down to the canyon.

Val Pianca: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-31: Mostly quite grippy, but very slippery in a few places. Sufficient anchors available but a few additional anchors could be added. The access is not easy to find. At the ruins at 1154m, a tree has fa...
2023-05-20: A relatively high water level for this time of year.
2023-05-20: For this canyon rather high water level.
Comment: Platz für 4-5 Fahrzeuge
Access: From Locarno to Gordola and from there turn off into Valle Verzasca and follow the road to Vogorno.
Return: Follow the hiking trail at almost the same altitude for 20-25 minutes back to the parking lot.

Sulzbach: Canyon Start
2025-12-20: From around 11:00, the whole canyon is still beautifully sunny despite the very depth of the sun. bachab Advendscanyoning
2025-10-18: Second round, we took out many fixed ropes, rusty quicklinks and replaced with inox quicklinks + rings instead, doubled a few anchors, removed one or two that was badly placed (hollow rock or too near...
2025-10-15: Nice surprise. Especially a few abseils, we chose the active lines, but from on top you don't know what to expect really. Drilled a few anchors, even chose to change some lines. The first one, for exa...

Sulzbach: Parking at Exit
2025-12-20: From around 11:00, the whole canyon is still beautifully sunny despite the very depth of the sun. bachab Advendscanyoning
2025-10-18: Second round, we took out many fixed ropes, rusty quicklinks and replaced with inox quicklinks + rings instead, doubled a few anchors, removed one or two that was badly placed (hollow rock or too near...
2025-10-15: Nice surprise. Especially a few abseils, we chose the active lines, but from on top you don't know what to expect really. Drilled a few anchors, even chose to change some lines. The first one, for exa...

Sulzbach: Canyon End
2025-12-20: From around 11:00, the whole canyon is still beautifully sunny despite the very depth of the sun. bachab Advendscanyoning
2025-10-18: Second round, we took out many fixed ropes, rusty quicklinks and replaced with inox quicklinks + rings instead, doubled a few anchors, removed one or two that was badly placed (hollow rock or too near...
2025-10-15: Nice surprise. Especially a few abseils, we chose the active lines, but from on top you don't know what to expect really. Drilled a few anchors, even chose to change some lines. The first one, for exa...

Sulzbach: Parking at Entry

Ri di Chignöö: Canyon Start
2023-06-24: Worthwhile if you already know a lot about Ticino
2023-06-24: For higher rappels always double stands.
Approach: An unmarked path starts from the parking lot and quickly gains altitude. At a beautiful chapel, turn right at the crossroads. Turn left at the next crossroads (signs are difficult to read). The path is difficult to see through the houses because the foliage obscures the path. After a long, straight stretch, you walk up the stairs at the canyon rim and then easily reach the stream.
Tour: The first rappels follow shortly after the path crosses the stream. Many varied rappels follow and you reach a more open part that ends in a high step (150 m). A more wooded area follows, which leads to a 45 m waterfall and the final wall. Holzinger & Guignon recommend 70 m of ropes.

Ri di Chignöö: Canyon End
2023-06-24: Worthwhile if you already know a lot about Ticino
2023-06-24: For higher rappels always double stands.
Return: Stay in the streambed until the bridge and then follow the path for 20 minutes to the parking lot.

Ri di Chignöö: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-24: Worthwhile if you already know a lot about Ticino
2023-06-24: For higher rappels always double stands.
Access: Coming from Locarno, drive to Bignasco and turn left after the bottleneck and before the Bavona. After approx. 200 m you will find 3 parking spaces on the left opposite a construction company.
Return: Stay in the streambed until the bridge and then follow the path for 20 minutes to the parking lot.

Kotla: Canyon Start
2025-05-25: mainly multiple sharp bolts at those few anchors, we placed mailon at the first one, old spare carabine at the second one. one nice 2m jump :-)
2022-10-08: A fixed point from the wire rope of the bypass of the 10m waterfall was broken. Safety points in the gorge were fine thanks to a previously held mountain rescue exercise. Little water but also relativ...
Approach: Follow the no-entry road southwards to the bridge over the Loblbach, cross the stream and ascend on the road until a well-trodden path branches off to the right in a left-hand bend. Follow this path to the valley floor. Two torrent obstructions can be bypassed orographically on the right (the second with some loss of altitude). Above the second torrent obstruction through the gravel bed to the end of the gorge, then stay in the streambed to the uppermost 15m waterfall. The waterfalls are overcome via a via ferrata of your own construction (B-C), at the last step orographic left into the gravel gully and as soon as possible left to the rocky ridge above the waterfall. Securing material is quite good thanks to a mountain rescue exercise in 2022. After the first wire rope, you could also ascend to the left into a side trench and then cross high above the canyon into the rock basin; this variant avoids the wire rope belays, but crosses a sandy, unpleasant erosion funnel.
Tour: 15m rappel at the beginning, then slide and downclimb to a 10m rappel and continue sliding and possibly jumping to the wide gravel bed. At the WIldbach obstruction there is an abseil stand on the right which can be used to save the ascent.

Kotla: Canyon End
2025-05-25: mainly multiple sharp bolts at those few anchors, we placed mailon at the first one, old spare carabine at the second one. one nice 2m jump :-)
2022-10-08: A fixed point from the wire rope of the bypass of the 10m waterfall was broken. Safety points in the gorge were fine thanks to a previously held mountain rescue exercise. Little water but also relativ...
Comment: Ausstieg nach der Wildbachverbauung

Kotla: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-25: mainly multiple sharp bolts at those few anchors, we placed mailon at the first one, old spare carabine at the second one. one nice 2m jump :-)
2022-10-08: A fixed point from the wire rope of the bypass of the 10m waterfall was broken. Safety points in the gorge were fine thanks to a previously held mountain rescue exercise. Little water but also relativ...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Kirche (Brunnen und Picknicktisch)
Access: From Klagenfurt on the B91 to Unterloibl, turn off Loiblpassstraße in the village and drive briefly in the direction of Ferlach. Parking at the church.

Tscheppaschlucht: Canyon Start
2021-11-21: Entry via Tschaukofall from above. Entry into the Loiblbach a little below the last bridge (tree rappel from orogr. left). Belaying in the gorge was sufficient, an unpleasant tree entanglement with a...
Comment: Start auch weiter oben oder unten möglich
Approach: From the lower parking lot: via the tourist path (8-10 EUR per person) in the direction of GH Deutscher Peter, cross the Bodenbach coming from the Tschaukofall and enter the main gorge somewhere above. Duration 45min - 60min From the upper parking lot, descend the tourist path and enter as you wish. Any blocked gates can be bypassed in the streambed. We only entered just before the mouth of the Bodenbach. 10min
Tour: Difficulties are strongly dependent on the current woodwork, only small steps that can quickly recede. Swimming up the steps can also be problematic. At the last 7m waterfall under the bridge, the new belaystation is located orographic left in the angle, there are anchors for a traverse rope. However, anchors are well placed and in logical places.

Tscheppaschlucht: Canyon End
2021-11-21: Entry via Tschaukofall from above. Entry into the Loiblbach a little below the last bridge (tree rappel from orogr. left). Belaying in the gorge was sufficient, an unpleasant tree entanglement with a...
Comment: Ausstieg nach Klammende rechts
Return: When the gorge opens, ascend to the right to the tourist trail and take this back to the car.

Tscheppaschlucht: Parking at Entry
2021-11-21: Entry via Tschaukofall from above. Entry into the Loiblbach a little below the last bridge (tree rappel from orogr. left). Belaying in the gorge was sufficient, an unpleasant tree entanglement with a...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Brücke über den Loiblbach
Access: From Klagenfurt on the Loiblpass road in the direction of Loiblsattel. Park at the Tscheppaschlucht parking lot, which charges a fee in high season. Take a second car and follow the road over a saddle and the gorge of the Bodenbach stream to a parking lot in front of the bridge over the Loiblbach stream.
Return: When the gorge opens, ascend to the right to the tourist trail and take this back to the car.

Tscheppaschlucht: Parking at Exit
Comment: In der Hauptsaison gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz an der Straße
Access: From Klagenfurt on the Loiblpass road in the direction of Loiblsattel. Park at the Tscheppaschlucht parking lot, which charges a fee in high season. Take a second car and follow the road over a saddle and the gorge of the Bodenbach stream to a parking lot in front of the bridge over the Loiblbach stream.
Return: When the gorge opens, ascend to the right to the tourist trail and take this back to the car.

Salt del Grill
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.

Salt del Grill: Canyon End
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.
Return: We now walk downstream until we find one of the clear exits on the righthand side of the river, which takes us back up to the access path. Now back to the car on our access path.

Salt del Grill: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.
Comment: Parkplatz könnte von Beschreibung abweichen
Access: From Ripoll via Ribes de Frezer on the GIV 5217 towards Queralbs. About 1 km before reaching this village, take a sharp left turn to the right, cross the bridge and immediately after this turn left and follow the orographic left bank of the Riu Freser into the valley. We reach the signposted parking lot and park our car here.
Return: We now walk downstream until we find one of the clear exits on the righthand side of the river, which takes us back up to the access path. Now back to the car on our access path.

Salt de la Farga: Canyon Start
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Approach: Around the hostal, over a bridge to the stream. Entry directly in front of or under the old arched stone bridge. Permission actually required:
Tour: 4 rappels in a rock gully, no jumps or slides.

Salt de la Farga: Canyon End
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Return: After the narrow section under the last rappel, turn right and follow the clear tracks back up to the road bridge and our car.

Salt de la Farga: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Access: From La Pobla de Lillet, take the BV-4031 towards Castellar de N'Hug. After 8.3 km, just after the bridge over the Farga, we park our car on the right. Opposite you will see the Hostal Fonts del Llobregat, where you can enjoy a cerveza or cafe con lecce after the tour. Anfahrtsroute:
Return: After the narrow section under the last rappel, turn right and follow the clear tracks back up to the road bridge and our car.

Arzino (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-07-20: V3, probably. A3 - very very stiff. More aquatic than most around Friuli. At the flow we had it'd be A4 at least, and if it was higher it'd push into A5... The bolting is sufficient. Singles the who...
2023-06-07: Removed some wood from the canyon and opened a new aquatic line half way through the canyon. Conditions were perfect, a bit lower than the opening year 2021 (but higher than in 2022), it would seem th...
Approach: From the car park walk down to the waterfalls. Start of the obstacles is near the picnic bench and a broken down viewing platform. Left of this viewing platform we can use the tree for abseiling into the first obstacle and find a first bolt left bank, as an intermediate anchor, from which an ideal access is given to the geyser.
Tour: 01 - natural anchor on the tourist trail, left bank, 10m from a tree to a ledge (1p. only) 02 - 7m abseil, left bank, from a bolt on the ledge (exposed, 1p. only) into a waterjet-geyser (impressive when source is active) If the water is overflowing on all sides of this obstacle, the canyon is in high flow/overflowing. (01 & 02 are avoidable, but recommended to test the strength of the waterflow) 03 - 8m abseil, from a natural anchor, right bank, 8m, into a Niagara-pool, can be partially avoided by abseiling left bank from a natural anchor. 04 - 6m left bank, before the bridge, bolt 05 - 5m right bank, directly under the bridge, bolt. If high flow, then the rocks in the pool may be easily mistaken for white water, careful in the reception. 06 - 7m right bank, into a turbulent pool, bolt (possible jump, not verified) 07 - 9m left bank, into a pool with water movement, bolt + ring Hanging pool with tourist viewpoint on the right (possible escape) First option. Dry line to the left. 08 - downclimb, left bank, to a bolt + ring, followed by a 12m abseil 09 - To a bolt, left bank, 16m abseil Second option. Aquatic line to the right: 08 - climb up, right bank, to a natural anchor, abseil 18m or 16 + 2m jump (not verified) 09 - 20m abseil, right bank, from a bolt, down the double waterfall 10 - downclimb the sloping right bank, 5m 11 - traverse up a ledge, to a bolt, left bank (Or jump/slide into a small pool with water movement, not verified) 12 - Mc, from a bolt, to a bolt + ring (far, slightly ascending), left bank to avoid the small pool 13 - 5m abseil, left bank, from a bolt + ring Possible games in the small pool with water movement 14 - abseil from a bolt + ring, left bank, 15m across 2 small pools Exit of the canyon, right bank

Arzino (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-20: V3, probably. A3 - very very stiff. More aquatic than most around Friuli. At the flow we had it'd be A4 at least, and if it was higher it'd push into A5... The bolting is sufficient. Singles the who...
2023-06-07: Removed some wood from the canyon and opened a new aquatic line half way through the canyon. Conditions were perfect, a bit lower than the opening year 2021 (but higher than in 2022), it would seem th...
Access: Drive all the way up the Arzino valley, before the last hairpin turns take the left-hand secondary road that takes us higher into the Arzino valley than Arzino 0 starting point (there is one touristic sign for each of the canyons). Follow this little road which is quite narrow with lots of short turns, up until the P on the left hand side, marked again by a touristic sign.
Return: Exit at beach, right bank, hike up to the little bridge and take the trail up, 25' to the car

Arzino (superiore): Canyon End
2025-07-20: V3, probably. A3 - very very stiff. More aquatic than most around Friuli. At the flow we had it'd be A4 at least, and if it was higher it'd push into A5... The bolting is sufficient. Singles the who...
2023-06-07: Removed some wood from the canyon and opened a new aquatic line half way through the canyon. Conditions were perfect, a bit lower than the opening year 2021 (but higher than in 2022), it would seem th...
Return: Exit at beach, right bank, hike up to the little bridge and take the trail up, 25' to the car

Silbertalbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-25: Canyon in good condition. The two high rappels and the view are definitely a highlight. The rest is more of a creek hike. The approach description could be optimized, we have not found a real climb. H...
Comment: Parkplatz hinter Schloss Lengberg
Access: Drive from Lienz in the direction of Carinthia. Shortly before the airfield, turn left off the B100 and drive to Lengberg. In Lengberg take the road up to Lengberg Castle, behind it there is a large parking lot (46.797336, 12.892346).
Return: Descend along the streambed until you reach a small dam. There turn right, approx. 10m, onto the hiking trail. From there, follow the signs back to the end of Lengberg.

Silbertalbach: Waypoint
2023-06-25: Canyon in good condition. The two high rappels and the view are definitely a highlight. The rest is more of a creek hike. The approach description could be optimized, we have not found a real climb. H...
Comment: Bauernhof Trutschnig
Approach: From the parking lot either along the road or the Fortsweg up to the Trutschnig farm. From here, continue along the gravel road to a meadow. Leave the road and walk along the lower edge of the meadow to the forest. Just above the edge of the forest, a path that is initially difficult to see leads down to the stream, with the entry point at the first waterfall about 50m below.

Silbertalbach: Canyon Start
2023-06-25: Canyon in good condition. The two high rappels and the view are definitely a highlight. The rest is more of a creek hike. The approach description could be optimized, we have not found a real climb. H...
Approach: From the parking lot either along the road or the Fortsweg up to the Trutschnig farm. From here, continue along the gravel road to a meadow. Leave the road and walk along the lower edge of the meadow to the forest. Just above the edge of the forest, a path that is initially difficult to see leads down to the stream, with the entry point at the first waterfall about 50m below.
Tour: This tour is not incised, but offers two very high waterfalls. The high waterfall can be rappelled with a ropeway to the left (spruce) with approx. 45m of ropes. The entire canyon is wooded and very slippery. As this tour is not at risk of flooding, it can also be done during rainfall.

Silbertalbach: Canyon End
Return: Descend along the streambed until you reach a small dam. There turn right, approx. 10m, onto the hiking trail. From there, follow the signs back to the end of Lengberg.

Torrent de Fontalba: Parking at Exit
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Access: Coming from Ripoll, drive into the village of Queralbs. At the edge of the village is the parking lot "Parking Cremallera" right next to the station for the cog railroad. Two cars to be able to shuttle are strongly recommended, otherwise access should take 3+ hours. Leave one car at the parking lot and take the second car up the steep "Carretera de Fontalba" road with many hairpin bends to the last parking lot (approx. 30 minutes).
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Parking at Entry
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Access: Coming from Ripoll, drive into the village of Queralbs. At the edge of the village is the parking lot "Parking Cremallera" right next to the station for the cog railroad. Two cars to be able to shuttle are strongly recommended, otherwise access should take 3+ hours. Leave one car at the parking lot and take the second car up the steep "Carretera de Fontalba" road with many hairpin bends to the last parking lot (approx. 30 minutes).
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Canyon Start
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).
Tour: The tour begins with a short, narrow rappel in a fairly strong current. After that, rappels from trees (canyons and chain links available) dominate in the wide, slippery stream and open canyon. The middle section can be bypassed completely, the rappels are mostly very shallow. The final is a 60 meter rappel, but this can also be done with several shorter rappels on trees if you don't have 2x 60m ropes.

Torrent de Fontalba: Canyon End
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Waypoint
Comment: Wanderweg richtung Queralbs
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).

Torrent de Fontalba: Waypoint1
Comment: Im Bachbett hinunter zur Schlucht
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).

Val Maor di Mel superiore: Parking at Entry
2025-08-30: The upper part is similar to the lower part. A bit tricky was the previously mentioned downclimb at the jam, but since it's not slippery you can get down quite well. Otherwise everything was ok, great...
2025-06-07: Quite a difficult downclimb in the case of an obstruction, you should drill a stand here.
2023-11-09: All stands available. Due to the last storm, there is some wood in the gorge, but this is not a problem.
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei alten Kohlenmeiler mit Infotafel
Access: On the SP1 towards Feltre, near the village of Gus, turn left towards Carve and follow the road to the small village where you turn right towards Valmaor. In Valmaor, turn left towards the sports field. You can park your car here. If you want to drive to the upper parking lot, stay right at the junction to the sports field (Venastadio) and follow the narrow road into the valley. First on asphalt, then on a sand road until you can park at an old charcoal pile with an information board.
Return: After the gorge, hike for about 5 minutes through the streambed to the sports field. Here you can continue into the large Val Maor canyon.

Val Maor di Mel superiore: Parking at Exit
2025-08-30: The upper part is similar to the lower part. A bit tricky was the previously mentioned downclimb at the jam, but since it's not slippery you can get down quite well. Otherwise everything was ok, great...
2025-06-07: Quite a difficult downclimb in the case of an obstruction, you should drill a stand here.
2023-11-09: All stands available. Due to the last storm, there is some wood in the gorge, but this is not a problem.
Comment: Parkplatz bei Sportplatz
Access: On the SP1 towards Feltre, near the village of Gus, turn left towards Carve and follow the road to the small village where you turn right towards Valmaor. In Valmaor, turn left towards the sports field. You can park your car here. If you want to drive to the upper parking lot, stay right at the junction to the sports field (Venastadio) and follow the narrow road into the valley. First on asphalt, then on a sand road until you can park at an old charcoal pile with an information board.
Return: After the gorge, hike for about 5 minutes through the streambed to the sports field. Here you can continue into the large Val Maor canyon.

Val Maor di Mel superiore: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: The upper part is similar to the lower part. A bit tricky was the previously mentioned downclimb at the jam, but since it's not slippery you can get down quite well. Otherwise everything was ok, great...
2025-06-07: Quite a difficult downclimb in the case of an obstruction, you should drill a stand here.
2023-11-09: All stands available. Due to the last storm, there is some wood in the gorge, but this is not a problem.
Approach: Follow the sand road to a ford over the main stream, then descend in the gravel bed for about 10 minutes until you reach the entrance weir to the first gorge.
Tour: Rappel 12m from the chain anchor on the right, then small slides and jumps in a beautifully banked gorge. When the gorge opens up, continue for about 10 minutes in the open gravel bed before another dam indicates the start of the second gorge. Either jump 8m from the dam or downclimb a little from the left and jump from there or rappel from the chain anchor. Then downclimb and jump into the mini gorge, which is only cut a little deeper later (footbridge over the gorge).

Val Maor di Mel superiore: Canyon End
Return: After the gorge, hike for about 5 minutes through the streambed to the sports field. Here you can continue into the large Val Maor canyon.

Korakies: Canyon Start

Korakies: Canyon End

Korakies: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Sougia

Korakies: Waypoint
Comment: Von hier aus weiter mit der Touri Fähre.

Korakies: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Omalos Plateau

Klados: Canyon Start

Klados: Canyon End

Klados: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Sougia

Klados: Waypoint
Comment: Agia Roúmeli, von hier aus mit der normalen Fähre.

Klados: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Omalos Plateau

Sideropoulos: Canyon Start

Sideropoulos: Canyon End

Sideropoulos: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Omalos Plateau

Sideropoulos: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Agia Roúmeli

Perdika: Canyon Start

Perdika: Canyon End

Sfakohonos: Canyon Start

Sfakohonos: Canyon End

Sfakohonos: Parking Entry and Exit

Kalabouki: Canyon Start

Kalabouki: Canyon End

Kalabouki: Parking at Entry

Kalabouki: Parking at Exit

Strofa: Canyon Start

Strofa: Canyon End

Strofa: Parking Entry and Exit

Tromarisa: Canyon Start

Tromarisa: Canyon End

Tromarisa: Parking Entry and Exit

Diplohahalo: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: Nice dry canyon. None of the basins are a problem. Done in shorts. Two 40m ropes are fine. Perfect stainless steel equipment. Possibility of running hands.

Diplohahalo: Canyon End
2025-10-10: Nice dry canyon. None of the basins are a problem. Done in shorts. Two 40m ropes are fine. Perfect stainless steel equipment. Possibility of running hands.

Diplohahalo: Parking at Exit
2025-10-10: Nice dry canyon. None of the basins are a problem. Done in shorts. Two 40m ropes are fine. Perfect stainless steel equipment. Possibility of running hands.

Diplohahalo: Parking at Entry

Boutsinas: Canyon Start
2022-11-10: Dry at this time of year. Anchors ok

Boutsinas: Canyon End
2022-11-10: Dry at this time of year. Anchors ok

Boutsinas: Parking at Entry
2022-11-10: Dry at this time of year. Anchors ok

Boutsinas: Parking at Exit

Rio Nuccí: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-13: Beautiful and very continuous descent. Rappels are not super technical (estimated flow 60-100 L/s). The 70 m waterfall (partly free hanging) is magical. Best to use the intermediate relay (quite far l...
2025-07-27: Removed much of the remaining wood on the approach, checked markings & state of the anchors (feedback is more blue markings would be welcome), added 1 anchor in Ciol Bevador and one for a handline (to...
2024-04-30: Done Nucci-express. Impressive to see it finally with high flow. Added chain for intermediate belay in the big waterfall. Team members enjoyed the approach and ambiance in the gorge.
Access: Claut - Val Settimana - park by Stalle Nuccí (second barn on the opposite side of main river), from 1st weekend of July there is a road fee 6 EUR/car, payable in cash or card. The road becomes more exposed to landslides after Nuccí, and has been closed several times after extreme weather events (info on FB/IG pages of the Dolomiti Friulane), if so: (e-)bike is a wonderful solution.
Return: Follow Nuccí to the main river, or find the trail of the approach on your left, and back to the car, crossing the main river once again.

Rio Nuccí: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Beautiful and very continuous descent. Rappels are not super technical (estimated flow 60-100 L/s). The 70 m waterfall (partly free hanging) is magical. Best to use the intermediate relay (quite far l...
2025-07-27: Removed much of the remaining wood on the approach, checked markings & state of the anchors (feedback is more blue markings would be welcome), added 1 anchor in Ciol Bevador and one for a handline (to...
2024-04-30: Done Nucci-express. Impressive to see it finally with high flow. Added chain for intermediate belay in the big waterfall. Team members enjoyed the approach and ambiance in the gorge.
Comment: Start integrale
Approach: Trail 385 is no longer maintained, but still marked red/white & smaller orange dots most of the time and becoming better as more canyoneers go. Update: blue markings and the occasional cairn have been added, up until the entrance for Nucci-express (count 2hrs). Use of gps & orientation skills recommended. Cross the main river, walk past the Stalle Nuccí (stable), cross Río Nuccí immediately after, walk gently up river left, towards the gorge at first and take the steep trail diagonally up the woods and away from the canyon, sometimes disappearing in the high grass, sometimes involving minor scrambling1. At alt. 1200 there is an exposed traverse going left towards a small tributary canyon, hike up this little canyon for just a few meters and traverse/climb back in the woods. Now, there are 3 options: 1. Continue to alt. 2000m for the full Nuccí. Offline gps will be useful, the trail is faint at least. Full canyon is described. 2. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador at alt. 1480m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1540m.) for a longer 'Nuccí-express' (bolted, but not described) 3. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador alt. 1210m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1300m., always following the blue markings) for a short version of 'Nuccí-express' (described).
Tour: ***Nuccí-express - entrance alt. 1210m / shortest version with 500m. elevation loss via tributary Ciol Bevador*** Leave trail 385 at alt. 1300m., traverse down to tributary Ciol Bevador (mostly dry) at entrance alt. 1210m. (blue markings lead the way) 1 natural anchor/tree with rope & quicklink, right bank, 35m 1 bolt, right bank, 10m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 6m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 30m Traverse right into the main gorge 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 12m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) 1 chain, room for two persons, left bank, 55m, optional but recommended. OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m from the top of the C67 Downclimb several steps 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m ***Nucci integrale*** entrance alt. 2000m. Downclimb to alt. 1900m. 1 bolt, with easily recognisable orange rope as quicklink, in the middle, 45m 1 bolt (cert.), left bank, 60m 1 bolt, with orange rope, left bank, 22m Downclimb 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 10m 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 22m Snowremains, but canyon dry Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle, 55m Large snowremains 1 bolt, right bank, 30m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle/below a platform, 30m Horizontal avalanche alley below the remarkable Pale de Candele, walk 1 natural anchor, left bank, 45m Tributary right bank + source 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 45m 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank, 25m to a platform 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 65m to a big platform 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank 20m, overhanging (fragile rock) Downclimb, right bank, 20m Downclimb some more 1 natural anchor, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 65m Walk and downclimb (escape left bank, traversing out, alt.1200-1300 backtracking blue markings/cairns to trail 385 of the normal approach) 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m (stuck rocks) 1 natural anchor, right bank, 5m 1 bolt, in the middle, 26m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 20m (or downclimb/jump) Dry tributary Ciol Bevador left bank, marks entrance of Nucci-express (no escape) 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 15m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) OR: 1 chain with room for two persons, left bank, 55m, recommended OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m

Rio Nuccí: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Beautiful and very continuous descent. Rappels are not super technical (estimated flow 60-100 L/s). The 70 m waterfall (partly free hanging) is magical. Best to use the intermediate relay (quite far l...
2025-07-27: Removed much of the remaining wood on the approach, checked markings & state of the anchors (feedback is more blue markings would be welcome), added 1 anchor in Ciol Bevador and one for a handline (to...
2024-04-30: Done Nucci-express. Impressive to see it finally with high flow. Added chain for intermediate belay in the big waterfall. Team members enjoyed the approach and ambiance in the gorge.
Comment: Start Nuccí-express long version
Approach: Trail 385 is no longer maintained, but still marked red/white & smaller orange dots most of the time and becoming better as more canyoneers go. Update: blue markings and the occasional cairn have been added, up until the entrance for Nucci-express (count 2hrs). Use of gps & orientation skills recommended. Cross the main river, walk past the Stalle Nuccí (stable), cross Río Nuccí immediately after, walk gently up river left, towards the gorge at first and take the steep trail diagonally up the woods and away from the canyon, sometimes disappearing in the high grass, sometimes involving minor scrambling1. At alt. 1200 there is an exposed traverse going left towards a small tributary canyon, hike up this little canyon for just a few meters and traverse/climb back in the woods. Now, there are 3 options: 1. Continue to alt. 2000m for the full Nuccí. Offline gps will be useful, the trail is faint at least. Full canyon is described. 2. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador at alt. 1480m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1540m.) for a longer 'Nuccí-express' (bolted, but not described) 3. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador alt. 1210m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1300m., always following the blue markings) for a short version of 'Nuccí-express' (described).
Tour: ***Nuccí-express - entrance alt. 1210m / shortest version with 500m. elevation loss via tributary Ciol Bevador*** Leave trail 385 at alt. 1300m., traverse down to tributary Ciol Bevador (mostly dry) at entrance alt. 1210m. (blue markings lead the way) 1 natural anchor/tree with rope & quicklink, right bank, 35m 1 bolt, right bank, 10m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 6m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 30m Traverse right into the main gorge 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 12m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) 1 chain, room for two persons, left bank, 55m, optional but recommended. OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m from the top of the C67 Downclimb several steps 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m ***Nucci integrale*** entrance alt. 2000m. Downclimb to alt. 1900m. 1 bolt, with easily recognisable orange rope as quicklink, in the middle, 45m 1 bolt (cert.), left bank, 60m 1 bolt, with orange rope, left bank, 22m Downclimb 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 10m 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 22m Snowremains, but canyon dry Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle, 55m Large snowremains 1 bolt, right bank, 30m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle/below a platform, 30m Horizontal avalanche alley below the remarkable Pale de Candele, walk 1 natural anchor, left bank, 45m Tributary right bank + source 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 45m 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank, 25m to a platform 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 65m to a big platform 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank 20m, overhanging (fragile rock) Downclimb, right bank, 20m Downclimb some more 1 natural anchor, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 65m Walk and downclimb (escape left bank, traversing out, alt.1200-1300 backtracking blue markings/cairns to trail 385 of the normal approach) 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m (stuck rocks) 1 natural anchor, right bank, 5m 1 bolt, in the middle, 26m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 20m (or downclimb/jump) Dry tributary Ciol Bevador left bank, marks entrance of Nucci-express (no escape) 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 15m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) OR: 1 chain with room for two persons, left bank, 55m, recommended OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m

Rio Nuccí: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Start Nuccí-express short version
Approach: Trail 385 is no longer maintained, but still marked red/white & smaller orange dots most of the time and becoming better as more canyoneers go. Update: blue markings and the occasional cairn have been added, up until the entrance for Nucci-express (count 2hrs). Use of gps & orientation skills recommended. Cross the main river, walk past the Stalle Nuccí (stable), cross Río Nuccí immediately after, walk gently up river left, towards the gorge at first and take the steep trail diagonally up the woods and away from the canyon, sometimes disappearing in the high grass, sometimes involving minor scrambling1. At alt. 1200 there is an exposed traverse going left towards a small tributary canyon, hike up this little canyon for just a few meters and traverse/climb back in the woods. Now, there are 3 options: 1. Continue to alt. 2000m for the full Nuccí. Offline gps will be useful, the trail is faint at least. Full canyon is described. 2. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador at alt. 1480m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1540m.) for a longer 'Nuccí-express' (bolted, but not described) 3. Enter tributary Ciol Bevador alt. 1210m. (leave trail 385 around alt. 1300m., always following the blue markings) for a short version of 'Nuccí-express' (described).
Tour: ***Nuccí-express - entrance alt. 1210m / shortest version with 500m. elevation loss via tributary Ciol Bevador*** Leave trail 385 at alt. 1300m., traverse down to tributary Ciol Bevador (mostly dry) at entrance alt. 1210m. (blue markings lead the way) 1 natural anchor/tree with rope & quicklink, right bank, 35m 1 bolt, right bank, 10m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 6m 1 bolt with ring (+ old ones), right bank, 30m Traverse right into the main gorge 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 12m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) 1 chain, room for two persons, left bank, 55m, optional but recommended. OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m from the top of the C67 Downclimb several steps 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m ***Nucci integrale*** entrance alt. 2000m. Downclimb to alt. 1900m. 1 bolt, with easily recognisable orange rope as quicklink, in the middle, 45m 1 bolt (cert.), left bank, 60m 1 bolt, with orange rope, left bank, 22m Downclimb 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 10m 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 15m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 22m Snowremains, but canyon dry Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle, 55m Large snowremains 1 bolt, right bank, 30m 1 bolt + ring, in the middle/below a platform, 30m Horizontal avalanche alley below the remarkable Pale de Candele, walk 1 natural anchor, left bank, 45m Tributary right bank + source 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 45m 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank, 25m to a platform 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 65m to a big platform 1 bolt + quicklink, right bank 20m, overhanging (fragile rock) Downclimb, right bank, 20m Downclimb some more 1 natural anchor, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 65m Walk and downclimb (escape left bank, traversing out, alt.1200-1300 backtracking blue markings/cairns to trail 385 of the normal approach) 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + quicklink, left bank, 20m (stuck rocks) 1 natural anchor, right bank, 5m 1 bolt, in the middle, 26m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 20m (or downclimb/jump) Dry tributary Ciol Bevador left bank, marks entrance of Nucci-express (no escape) 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 25m 1 bolt with ring (mid-belay station), right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m or slide 2 bolts, left bank, 15m (top of the 67m waterfall = possible with 70m ropes) OR: 1 chain with room for two persons, left bank, 55m, recommended OR: 'emergency bolt', right bank, far, on a boulder on the ledge, at around -25m Downclimb 5m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 10m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 20m 1 bolt + ring, left bank, 12m 1 bolt + ring, right bank, 15m 2 bolts one with ring + natural anchor, left bank, 25m 2 bolts one with ring, left bank, 15m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 natural anchor/trees, right bank, 25m 1 bolt, right bank, 12m 1 bolt left bank, or natural anchor right bank, 15m 1 bolt, left bank, 6m 1 bolt, right bank, 17m (2 lines at different locations) 2 bolts one with ring, in the middle, 15m 2 bolts, right bank, 20m (Arrival of another tributary to Nucci) 1 natural anchor, in the middle, 12m 1 natural anchor, right bank, 12m 1 bolt, left bank, 15m

Sinisa: Canyon Start

Sinisa: Canyon End

Sinisa: Parking at Exit

Sinisa: Parking at Entry

Kourtaliotiko: Canyon Start
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Observations:- Extremely short canyon (10 to 15 minutes descent)- Perhaps two waterfalls, impracticable alone in these condition...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Magnifique canyon ,très.. très court, mais concentré (rappels, sauts) . Toujours en bon débit, même en été, eau cristalline. Ac...
2022-11-10: Short but mega beautiful with a cool start and jump into the canyon. Great water
Approach: Walk 300 m up the road until you find a staircase leading down to the small hermitage of Agios Nikolaos. The descent begins at the exit of the stairs.
Tour: Very short but beautiful and well formed canyon that always carries water. Beautiful pools of water, undoubtedly the most watery on the island!!!

Kourtaliotiko: Canyon End
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Observations:- Extremely short canyon (10 to 15 minutes descent)- Perhaps two waterfalls, impracticable alone in these condition...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Magnifique canyon ,très.. très court, mais concentré (rappels, sauts) . Toujours en bon débit, même en été, eau cristalline. Ac...
2022-11-10: Short but mega beautiful with a cool start and jump into the canyon. Great water
Return: Without car 30 min return journey Cover the distance on foot or by car if you have taken the shuttle bus.

Kourtaliotiko: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Observations:- Extremely short canyon (10 to 15 minutes descent)- Perhaps two waterfalls, impracticable alone in these condition...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kourtaliotiko Magnifique canyon ,très.. très court, mais concentré (rappels, sauts) . Toujours en bon débit, même en été, eau cristalline. Ac...
2022-11-10: Short but mega beautiful with a cool start and jump into the canyon. Great water
Access: Park your car in the large bend in front of Asomatos. Shuttle possible: Uphill: Park your car in the big bend before Asomatos. Downhill: Take a steep path near the bend that leads down to the bottom of the canyon.
Return: Without car 30 min return journey Cover the distance on foot or by car if you have taken the shuttle bus.

Walenbach: Canyon End
2022-10-08: Positively surprised, have added 4-5 anchors, some downclimbs would have been quite exposed.
Return: Leave RD to get back onto the path and then onto the road.

Walenbach: Canyon Start
2022-10-08: Positively surprised, have added 4-5 anchors, some downclimbs would have been quite exposed.
Approach: 1h on the closed road, 30 min up the mountain (see waypoint.
Tour: Attention! Apparently, manual and automatic flushing takes place almost daily. Be sure to report this to the power plant operator! Note on descente-canyon.com: "4 km2 large catchment area with firn, but a water intake 200 m before the start of the canyon takes almost the entire flow. This water extraction is manual, the desilting takes place about once a week during the snowmelt and only occasionally thereafter. The safest way to enter the canyon seems to be to leave a note at the water extraction point stating the day you enter the canyon, the time and any other information you find useful, and to remove the note after your descent. This way, the people making the entry will be informed." A pleasant little canyon in the undergrowth. First some small obstacles to get to the two large waterfalls C30 and C25. Then you find a very nice little indentation, then a few more waterfalls and it's the final C18.

Walenbach: Waypoint
2022-10-08: Positively surprised, have added 4-5 anchors, some downclimbs would have been quite exposed.
Comment: Start steiler Zustieg
Approach: 1h on the closed road, 30 min up the mountain (see waypoint.

Walenbach: Waypoint1
Comment: Brücke über den Walenbach
Approach: 1h on the closed road, 30 min up the mountain (see waypoint.

Walenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Leave RD to get back onto the path and then onto the road.

Patsos: Canyon Start
Tour: set up with fixed ropes like a via ferrata (see video - from 3:25 min)

Patsos: Canyon End

Patsos: Parking at Entry

Patsos: Parking at Exit

Riza: Canyon Start

Riza: Canyon End

Riza: Alternative Canyon End

Riza: Parking Entry and Exit

Kria Vrisi: Canyon Start

Kria Vrisi: Canyon End

Kria Vrisi: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz am Ende der Schlucht, wenn der Canyon komplett begangen wird.

Kria Vrisi: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz nach C110, wenn man nur den oberen Teil macht

Kria Vrisi: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Canyon Ende nach c110

Kria Vrisi: Parking at Entry

Kokinoharako: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start des unteren Teils

Kokinoharako: Canyon End

Kokinoharako: Canyon Start
Comment: Start des Canyon

Kokinoharako: Parking at Exit

Kokinoharako: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg unterer Teil

Kokinoharako: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg oberer Teil // ganzer Canyon

Kamaraiko: Canyon Start

Kamaraiko: Canyon End

Kamaraiko: Parking at Exit

Kamaraiko: Parking at Entry

Kamaraiko: Waypoint
Comment: Start 4x4 Straße

Rizopetro: Canyon Start

Rizopetro: Canyon End

Rizopetro: Parking at Exit

Rizopetro: Parking at Entry

Plistra: Canyon Start

Plistra: Canyon End

Plistra: Parking Entry and Exit

Flomias: Canyon Start

Flomias: Canyon End

Flomias: Parking at Exit

Flomias: Parking at Entry
Comment: ggf. mit 4x4 noch weiter den Schotterweg fahren.

Gerakia: Canyon Start

Gerakia: Canyon End

Gerakia: Parking at Exit

Gerakia: Parking at Entry

Koumos: Canyon Start

Koumos: Canyon End

Koumos: Parking at Exit

Koumos: Parking at Entry
Comment: 10 km umsetzen

Goula: Canyon Start

Goula: Canyon End

Goula: Parking at Exit

Goula: Parking at Entry
Comment: 5 km

Helidonies: Canyon Start

Helidonies: Parking at Entry
Comment: 5,5km

Helidonies: Parking at Exit

Helidonies: Canyon End
Comment: Bei 90° knick aussteigen und Richtung Antenne aufsteigen.

Volahas: Canyon Start

Volahas: Parking at Entry
Comment: 5 km

Volahas: Canyon End
Comment: Ende nach 1.5h Gehstrecke

Volahas: Parking at Exit

Volahas: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ende VOR 1.5h Gehstrecke

Pastrikos: Canyon Start

Pastrikos: Parking at Entry

Pastrikos: Parking at Exit

Pastrikos: Canyon End

Pnimenos: Canyon Start

Pnimenos: Parking Entry and Exit

Pnimenos: Canyon End

Koudoumas: Canyon Start

Koudoumas: Parking at Entry
Comment: 15 km shuttle

Koudoumas: Parking at Exit

Koudoumas: Canyon End
Comment: Ende nach ca 3km Laufstrecke, kann rechtsseitig auf Pfad umgangen werden.

Voukolias: Canyon Start

Voukolias: Parking at Entry

Voukolias: Parking at Exit

Voukolias: Canyon End

Abas: Canyon Start

Abas: Parking at Entry
Comment: 9km shuttle

Abas: Parking at Exit

Abas: Canyon End

Mesosfini: Canyon Start

Mesosfini: Parking at Entry
Comment: 9 km Shuttle

Mesosfini: Canyon End

Mesosfini: Parking at Exit

Ethiano: Canyon Start

Ethiano: Parking at Entry

Ethiano: Canyon End

Ethiano: Parking at Exit

Liontari: Canyon Start

Liontari: Parking at Entry

Liontari: Parking at Exit
Comment: Boot transfer bis hierhin organisieren.

Liontari: Canyon End

Kakoperato: Canyon Start

Kakoperato: Canyon End

Kakoperato: Parking Entry and Exit

Rotenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-15: Widely unknown gorge. The stands are mostly equipped with only 1 attachment. The numbering suggests an intermittent commercial access. After the 6th or 7th rappel (the rappels are numbered), a lateral...
Comment: wenn keine Umsetzung, sonst nur P Ausstieg
Access: from Dornbirn to the parking lot exit and access, if no second vehicle available: Possible implementation, provided access to the hamlet of Schnellvorsäß is not closed to motorized traffic (not verified):
Return: As soon as possible after the last rappel turn right and follow a clear track through the sparse forest down the right bank of the stream, later left along the edge of a meadow down to the road and your car.

Rotenbach: Canyon Start
2023-07-15: Widely unknown gorge. The stands are mostly equipped with only 1 attachment. The numbering suggests an intermittent commercial access. After the 6th or 7th rappel (the rappels are numbered), a lateral...
Comment: an dem verfallenen Holzsteg, etwas oberhalb wäre noch ein Abseiler
Approach: Either from the parking exit on foot to the entry according to https://de.wikiloc.com/routen-wandern/rotenbach-140992616 or from the Brünneliseggalpe (Weiler Schnellvorsäß) first follow the dirt road for 50m, then turn left towards the west onto a path that leads in the direction of Vorsäß Klausberg in a wide right turn to the stream (entry)
Tour: See photos and video of the ascent on 15.07.2023. After the 6th or 7th rappel (the rappels are numbered consecutively), a lateral rockfall fell into the canyon. This destroyed 2 of the old anchors. We helped ourselves with rappels from dead wood. The situation here is still somewhat unstable.

Rotenbach: Parking at Entry
2023-07-15: Widely unknown gorge. The stands are mostly equipped with only 1 attachment. The numbering suggests an intermittent commercial access. After the 6th or 7th rappel (the rappels are numbered), a lateral...
Comment: falls Umsetzung bis zur Brünnlisalpe möglich
Access: from Dornbirn to the parking lot exit and access, if no second vehicle available: Possible implementation, provided access to the hamlet of Schnellvorsäß is not closed to motorized traffic (not verified):
Return: As soon as possible after the last rappel turn right and follow a clear track through the sparse forest down the right bank of the stream, later left along the edge of a meadow down to the road and your car.

Maridaki: Canyon Start

Maridaki: Parking at Entry
Comment: 10km shuttle

Maridaki: Canyon End

Maridaki: Parking at Exit

Vathe: Canyon Start

Vathe: Parking at Entry
Comment: ca 1km laufen oder fahren

Vathe: Parking at Exit

Vathe: Canyon End

Kaminospilia: Canyon Start

Kaminospilia: Parking at Entry

Kaminospilia: Parking at Exit

Kaminospilia: Canyon End

Psoraris: Canyon Start

Psoraris: Parking at Entry
Comment: 12km Shuttle

Psoraris: Parking at Exit

Psoraris: Canyon End

Rousospilia: Canyon Start

Rousospilia: Parking at Exit
Comment: P Ausstieg, wenn man nur Rousospilia macht. Sonst siehe Érganos Canyon.

Rousospilia: Canyon End
Comment: Ende Rousospilia, Ausstieg durch Bachbett Richtung Nord.

Rousospilia: Parking at Entry

Psaro Nero: Canyon Start

Psaro Nero: Canyon End

Psaro Nero: Parking at Exit

Psaro Nero: Parking at Entry

Roza: Canyon Start
2022-11-15: Quickly through. Nothing special

Roza: Canyon End
2022-11-15: Quickly through. Nothing special
Comment: Ende 1, ohne Umsetzen.

Roza: Alternative Canyon End
2022-11-15: Quickly through. Nothing special
Comment: Ende 2, mit Umsetzen 10km Shuttle

Roza: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Ende 2, Umsetzen

Roza: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg // Ende 1

Fonialas: Canyon Start

Fonialas: Parking at Entry
Comment: Shuttle ca. 6km

Fonialas: Canyon End

Fonialas: Parking at Exit

Linaras: Canyon Start

Linaras: Canyon End

Linaras: Parking at Exit
Comment: Evtl. der Straße weiter bergan folgen, falls möglich.

Linaras: Waypoint
Comment: Ab hier Ausstieg auf der Schotterstraße. (ggf. Parkmöglichkeit? Nicht verifziert)

Linaras: Parking at Entry

Sidero: Canyon End

Sidero: Canyon Start

Sidero: Parking at Entry

Sidero: Parking at Exit

Kitio: Canyon Start

Kitio: Canyon End

Kitio: Parking at Exit

Kitio: Parking at Entry

Apiganias: Canyon Start

Apiganias: Canyon End

Apiganias: Parking at Exit

Apiganias: Parking at Entry
Comment: 2.5 km Shuttle

Sgouromalis: Canyon Start

Sgouromalis: Canyon End

Sgouromalis: Parking at Entry
Comment: 7km Shuttle

Sgouromalis: Parking at Exit

Vrodes: Canyon Start

Vrodes: Canyon End

Vrodes: Parking at Entry

Korakas: Canyon Start

Korakas: Canyon End

Korakas: Parking Entry and Exit

Asprolithos: Canyon Start

Asprolithos: Canyon End

Asprolithos: Parking at Exit

Asprolithos: Parking at Entry

Agios Adonis: Canyon Start

Agios Adonis: Parking at Entry

Agios Adonis: Canyon End

Agios Adonis: Parking at Exit

Steno Faragi: Canyon Start

Steno Faragi: Parking at Entry

Steno Faragi: Parking at Exit

Steno Faragi: Canyon End

Steno Faragi: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz, wenn man bis zum Meer absteigt.

Veleras: Canyon Start

Veleras: Canyon End

Veleras: Parking Entry and Exit

Milopotamos I: Canyon Start

Milopotamos I: Parking at Entry
Comment: Shuttle 3,5km

Milopotamos I: Parking at Exit

Milopotamos I: Canyon End

Milopotamos I: Waypoint
Comment: Hier wieder in den Canyon

Milopotamos I: Waypoint1
Comment: Circa hier (nach c15) Canyon auf Wanderweg orographisch rechts verlassen bis zum angegebenen Punkt.

Milopotamos II: Canyon Start
2024-04-18: Beautiful canyon, but unfortunately dry. Dirt pools can be avoided. Great exit by the sea, although everything is full of washed up garbage.
2024-04-18: As both parts were planned, but the upper part was dry and overgrown, we only did the lower part.

Milopotamos II: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-18: Beautiful canyon, but unfortunately dry. Dirt pools can be avoided. Great exit by the sea, although everything is full of washed up garbage.
2024-04-18: As both parts were planned, but the upper part was dry and overgrown, we only did the lower part.

Milopotamos II: Canyon End
2024-04-18: Beautiful canyon, but unfortunately dry. Dirt pools can be avoided. Great exit by the sea, although everything is full of washed up garbage.
2024-04-18: As both parts were planned, but the upper part was dry and overgrown, we only did the lower part.

Kakkavos: Canyon Start
v2 a2 II | 7min/20min/15min | ⭐ | m
Approach: From the parking lot to a tree plantation, from there through prickly botany to the entry.

Kakkavos: Canyon End
v2 a2 II | 7min/20min/15min | ⭐ | m
Comment: Ein-/Ausstig Parkplatz
Return: After the road bridge turn left up to the road. 5 min.

Kakkavos: Parking Entry and Exit
v2 a2 II | 7min/20min/15min | ⭐ | m
Return: After the road bridge turn left up to the road. 5 min.

Peristerionas: Canyon Start
2024-04-27: Only the end is really beautiful here.
2024-04-27: First garbage, then several wild boar baths, then it's cut in and only nice at the very exit. Effort and yield...well.

Peristerionas: Canyon End
2024-04-27: Only the end is really beautiful here.
2024-04-27: First garbage, then several wild boar baths, then it's cut in and only nice at the very exit. Effort and yield...well.

Peristerionas: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-27: Only the end is really beautiful here.
2024-04-27: First garbage, then several wild boar baths, then it's cut in and only nice at the very exit. Effort and yield...well.

Kaki Langada: Canyon Start
2024-04-20: A beautiful dry gorge. You can swim in the sea at the exit.
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg
Approach: At the exit of the slope to the chapel on the left, then turn right down past the chapel until you reach a good path. Follow this to the left until a path on the right leads downhill. Thick ropes are available. Alternatively, there is now a via ferrata that you can follow from below. This exits at the entry point, from here you could then walk over the chapel to the other arm and thus have a little more variety on the way down.

Kaki Langada: Canyon End
2024-04-20: A beautiful dry gorge. You can swim in the sea at the exit.
Comment: Canyon Start
Return: With the vehicle parked at the bottom or via ferrata back to the entry.

Kaki Langada: Parking at Exit
2024-04-20: A beautiful dry gorge. You can swim in the sea at the exit.
Comment: Canyon Ende
Return: With the vehicle parked at the bottom or via ferrata back to the entry.

Rozones: Canyon Start

Rozones: Parking at Entry
Comment: 15km shuttle

Rozones: Parking at Exit

Rozones: Canyon End

Vathi Lagadi: Canyon Start

Vathi Lagadi: Parking Entry and Exit

Vathi Lagadi: Canyon End

Gave de Bious: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the GR10 (faster) or the road (shuttle bus possible) in the direction of Lac de Bious Artigues. At the first water intake, take the path on the right that leads down to the Gave de Bious.
Tour: The first two waterfalls are nicely shaped, you have to walk a bit and then you come to a beautiful pool (15 m in diameter) with a slide or a jump that you can repeat at your leisure. After that, it's less glorious: another huge but shallow pool with a tree in the middle, some mini waterfalls for mini jumps. A 50m micro indentation with a jump, but no other indentation of note, and lots of walking. Watch out for the dam above though! A canyon that is obviously walked by local guides (MC ropes on the access trail, spiked waterfalls, ziplining opportunities), but only of moderate interest. The start is currently very confusing. ' Regimentation: - Access to the canyon bed between the Bious Inférieur water intake and the confluence with the Magnabaigt stream is only permitted from April 1 to October 31 inclusive, from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm, when the RD 231 is open to the public. - Access is prohibited from the fenced plots of land concessioned to the SHEM.

Gave de Bious: Parking at Entry
Access: Valley: Park on the esplanade on the left after the bridge over the Gave de Bious as you drive up the D934 from Laruns to the bottom of the Ossau valley.
Return: Leave the waterfall at a right angle just before the bridge or at a right angle behind the tennis courts. Do not go down the following waterfall. From there up to the road.

Gave de Bious: Canyon End
Return: Leave the waterfall at a right angle just before the bridge or at a right angle behind the tennis courts. Do not go down the following waterfall. From there up to the road.

Gave de Bious: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz 1
Access: Valley: Park on the esplanade on the left after the bridge over the Gave de Bious as you drive up the D934 from Laruns to the bottom of the Ossau valley.
Return: Leave the waterfall at a right angle just before the bridge or at a right angle behind the tennis courts. Do not go down the following waterfall. From there up to the road.

Gave de Bious: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz 2
Access: Valley: Park on the esplanade on the left after the bridge over the Gave de Bious as you drive up the D934 from Laruns to the bottom of the Ossau valley.

Dundel: Canyon Start

Dundel: Parking at Entry

Dundel: Parking at Exit

Dundel: Canyon End

Sittliserbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: beautifull scenery, bolting OK, use the first stream to avoid a few downclimbs
2025-08-17: Started at the first stream, on the first AN is now also an Bolt (CL).
2024-07-09: As described, it is a pure rappel canyon, if you can speak of canyoning at all ;-) Three new anchors set. Some of the existing anchors have been damaged by falling rocks. The cable car now costs 7.- p...
Approach: With cable car, every 30 min. 7 CHF per person.

Sittliserbach: Canyon End
2025-08-17: beautifull scenery, bolting OK, use the first stream to avoid a few downclimbs
2025-08-17: Started at the first stream, on the first AN is now also an Bolt (CL).
2024-07-09: As described, it is a pure rappel canyon, if you can speak of canyoning at all ;-) Three new anchors set. Some of the existing anchors have been damaged by falling rocks. The cable car now costs 7.- p...

Sittliserbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: beautifull scenery, bolting OK, use the first stream to avoid a few downclimbs
2025-08-17: Started at the first stream, on the first AN is now also an Bolt (CL).
2024-07-09: As described, it is a pure rappel canyon, if you can speak of canyoning at all ;-) Three new anchors set. Some of the existing anchors have been damaged by falling rocks. The cable car now costs 7.- p...

Gorezmettlen: Canyon Start

Gorezmettlen: Canyon End

Gorezmettlen: Parking Entry and Exit

Secklisbach: Canyon Start
Tour: Some jump and slides. C35 has an intermediate score.

Secklisbach: Parking at Entry

Secklisbach: Canyon End

Secklisbach: Parking at Exit

Hundsbach (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-24: A great canyon with some beautiful spots, especially in the lower half. In the upper third there are currently many small to medium-sized trees that have been felled and dumped in the canyon. It was q...
2024-09-07: Super nice photogenic canyon. Not very slippery. Water level unproblematic. Good anchoring.
2024-08-11: Always beautiful, unfortunately quite slippery

Hundsbach (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-24: A great canyon with some beautiful spots, especially in the lower half. In the upper third there are currently many small to medium-sized trees that have been felled and dumped in the canyon. It was q...
2024-09-07: Super nice photogenic canyon. Not very slippery. Water level unproblematic. Good anchoring.
2024-08-11: Always beautiful, unfortunately quite slippery
Comment: ggf. höherer Start möglich. Wegloser Aufstieg orographisch rechts.

Hundsbach (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-24: A great canyon with some beautiful spots, especially in the lower half. In the upper third there are currently many small to medium-sized trees that have been felled and dumped in the canyon. It was q...
2024-09-07: Super nice photogenic canyon. Not very slippery. Water level unproblematic. Good anchoring.
2024-08-11: Always beautiful, unfortunately quite slippery

Schrähbach: Canyon Start
2025-12-11: No ice and very little snow in the canyon. As the stands are drilled close to the water in many places, some nuts were loose. Otherwise good conditions at the moment.
2025-05-01: Slippery affair in summer temperatures. All stands available.

Schrähbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-11: No ice and very little snow in the canyon. As the stands are drilled close to the water in many places, some nuts were loose. Otherwise good conditions at the moment.
2025-05-01: Slippery affair in summer temperatures. All stands available.

Schrähbach: Canyon End
2025-12-11: No ice and very little snow in the canyon. As the stands are drilled close to the water in many places, some nuts were loose. Otherwise good conditions at the moment.
2025-05-01: Slippery affair in summer temperatures. All stands available.

Rätschtalerbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-15: Duplicate entry-please delete
2024-07-15: A good alternative if the Mouta or Hüribach carry too much water. Three new plates placed.
Tour: Stay centered in the c50.

Rätschtalerbach: Canyon End
2024-07-15: Duplicate entry-please delete
2024-07-15: A good alternative if the Mouta or Hüribach carry too much water. Three new plates placed.

Rätschtalerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-15: Duplicate entry-please delete
2024-07-15: A good alternative if the Mouta or Hüribach carry too much water. Three new plates placed.

Muota (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-07-06: All anchoring tip top We bypassed most of the downclimb in the forest and rappelled once on the tree (AN). On the exit we walked along the river to the bridge and then climbed out. Picture of the c16...

Muota (superiore): Canyon End
2025-07-06: All anchoring tip top We bypassed most of the downclimb in the forest and rappelled once on the tree (AN). On the exit we walked along the river to the bridge and then climbed out. Picture of the c16...

Muota (superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-07-06: All anchoring tip top We bypassed most of the downclimb in the forest and rappelled once on the tree (AN). On the exit we walked along the river to the bridge and then climbed out. Picture of the c16...

Muota (superiore): Parking at Entry

Chloterlibach : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Schwyz, drive in the direction of Ibergereggpass. Park 750m after the windstock restaurant in the hairpin bend (alt. 915m).
Return: From the hay hut, head up along the edge of the forest along the RD canyon to the bridge of part 2. Cross it and stay on the hiking trail that leads up to the bridge (910 m above sea level) and take the path on the left back to the parking lot. To continue with the CHLINGENTOBEL canyon, cross the bridge that begins part 2, continue on the path and then turn right onto a path that goes over a hut and up the CHLINGENTOBEL stream in the forest. Descend as best you can to the mountain stream.

Chloterlibach : Canyon Start
Approach: The canyon begins at the bridge on the road below the parking lot. So at best, path down to the mountain stream or walk around it on the road.
Tour: Canyon, which consists of two smaller parts. The first part starts at the bridge (alt. 890m) and exits at the bridge (alt. 850m) and is 160m long. Several small obstacles are lined up in a small indentation. There is a nice T5. After this part, you leave RD and walk along the edge of the forest along the stream and get back into the water at the bridge (alt. 815m) for the second part. This second part is less well equipped, consisting of waterfalls of greater height. A first C25, AN wide RG, then a chute AN RD leading to a high RD relay for a final C30. Another 2-3 jumps and you arrive at the top of a large slab (60-80m?) which is slightly hollowed out. You can descend this slab using AN RD or leave RD on the path leading to a hay hut. Numerous escape routes possible. 3.5 km2 catchment area with wetlands. Possible from spring and quickly after rainfall.

Chloterlibach : Canyon End
Return: From the hay hut, head up along the edge of the forest along the RD canyon to the bridge of part 2. Cross it and stay on the hiking trail that leads up to the bridge (910 m above sea level) and take the path on the left back to the parking lot. To continue with the CHLINGENTOBEL canyon, cross the bridge that begins part 2, continue on the path and then turn right onto a path that goes over a hut and up the CHLINGENTOBEL stream in the forest. Descend as best you can to the mountain stream.

Riemenstaldner Bach: Canyon Start
2025-09-08: All anchors ok. No anchor to be found on the last C5 AN on the left. Good grip. In the walking passages a few unstable wooden obstructions. Exit via the inlet rd (climb 100 m up the streambed) after t...
2025-07-06: All anchors that were there were tip top... No anchor found on the last c5... We then rappelled down the tree (AN). Very grippy when walking Exit in the streambed up to the hiking trail then follow...

Riemenstaldner Bach: Canyon End
2025-09-08: All anchors ok. No anchor to be found on the last C5 AN on the left. Good grip. In the walking passages a few unstable wooden obstructions. Exit via the inlet rd (climb 100 m up the streambed) after t...
2025-07-06: All anchors that were there were tip top... No anchor found on the last c5... We then rappelled down the tree (AN). Very grippy when walking Exit in the streambed up to the hiking trail then follow...
Return: Follow the tributary up to the hiking trail, past the chapel to the parking lot.

Riemenstaldner Bach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-08: All anchors ok. No anchor to be found on the last C5 AN on the left. Good grip. In the walking passages a few unstable wooden obstructions. Exit via the inlet rd (climb 100 m up the streambed) after t...
2025-07-06: All anchors that were there were tip top... No anchor found on the last c5... We then rappelled down the tree (AN). Very grippy when walking Exit in the streambed up to the hiking trail then follow...
Return: Follow the tributary up to the hiking trail, past the chapel to the parking lot.

Winterbach: Canyon Start

Winterbach: Canyon End

Winterbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Brunnibach: Canyon Start
2024-10-31: Water level very sporty. The upper parts are sparsely equipped. We had to jump or go around some of them. The upper parts are also very slippery. Perfect for lying on your mouth. The lowest vertical...
Tour: The descent consists of small indentations with many small obstacles, including numerous slides and jumps of up to 10 m in height. There are several natural arches. You can easily get out between the individual indentations and find your way back. After the indentation below the chalets of Hinterbalm, you have to take the path to the right again to bypass a 200 m high boulder pile and reach the last waterfalls. In a final gulch, you line up 6 abseils from 15 to 60 meters. The waterfalls are nice, with depths, geysers... Three more small slides and the descent is done! Apart from the redemption of the last stunts, you can get out of the redemptions very regularly. Aquatic: The canyon is fed by 2 glaciers and a large watershed, so wait for the cool temperatures of fall to consider the descent. Be sure to bring your climbing gear: First time gear to add, we did a lot of de-escalating, jumping (up to 8-10 meters) or sliding without setting a point at certain obstacles.

Brunnibach: Canyon End
2024-10-31: Water level very sporty. The upper parts are sparsely equipped. We had to jump or go around some of them. The upper parts are also very slippery. Perfect for lying on your mouth. The lowest vertical...

Brunnibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-31: Water level very sporty. The upper parts are sparsely equipped. We had to jump or go around some of them. The upper parts are also very slippery. Perfect for lying on your mouth. The lowest vertical...
Access: From the parking lot with the Alpintaxi (+41 79 271 81 57). Book at least two days in advance.

Brunnibach: Waypoint
Comment: Bis hierhin mit dem Alpintaxi.

Chärstelenbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-10: Access by the new cut. Approach in 3h somewhat exposed, important that there is no snow-ice on the walls. One of the climbing sections has a grade of 5+, 6a (fixed rope). Inside the canyon the obstruc...
2024-11-01: Upper part: You can easily get through under the avalanche snow. Watch out for falling rocks from the side. Access via the rocks orograghically to the right. If you take the access described in the bo...
Approach: New! A new access was tested in 2024, which saves almost 300-400 meters in altitude. It now goes past the Hüfisee (T4, marked with dots up to the lake), and then up a rock band onto the slabs north of the canyon (some scrambling, and a short climb, which now has a 30m fixed rope hanging in it). Details on the photos. From there just go down the tributary to the confluence with the glacier water. Right there is also the first rappel. Old access : Walk up the valley towards the village of Guferen, cross the bed of the Chärstelenbach stream and follow the path on the right bank of the Chärstelenbach stream towards the village of Blindensee. Cross the stream there to switch to the left bank and follow the path towards Hüfihütte. At an altitude of around 2,200 m, you reach the glacier by descending through a couloir and then over limestone slabs to reach the left bank of the glacier at an altitude of around 2,020 m. Follow the left edge of the glacier to about 1985 meters. Go into the hole on the left bank of the glacier to reach the watercourse and the start of the canyon. Allow 1 hour for the approach to cross the glacier and walk along the limestone slabs on the right bank, then rappel down one of the 80 meters as you dispense with the upper part below the glacier!!!!
Tour: First indentation under the glacier with about 10 waterfalls. After leaving the first indentation, you reach the Hüfisee on the left, follow it on the left and reach the second incised part with about 6 to 7 obstacles (alt. 1670m) Commitment A big commitment! No way out except after the first notch at the level of the Hüfisee. 1st committed part because under the glacier with the potential risk of the canyon being blocked by ice and 2nd committed part because of a considerable amount of water! Period/water character Autumnal canyon to be done when temperatures drop in altitude but before the first snow to facilitate the long approach and reduce the risk of avalanches and glacier crossings. Notes The uphill section has been opened up using caving techniques (fixed ropes) to allow you to turn back. Be careful and vigilant when you set off! Icefalls and falling rocks could block this part of the canyon!

Chärstelenbach: Canyon End
2025-11-10: Access by the new cut. Approach in 3h somewhat exposed, important that there is no snow-ice on the walls. One of the climbing sections has a grade of 5+, 6a (fixed rope). Inside the canyon the obstruc...
2024-11-01: Upper part: You can easily get through under the avalanche snow. Watch out for falling rocks from the side. Access via the rocks orograghically to the right. If you take the access described in the bo...
Return: At the exit of the second inlet in the Griesboden district, walk along the watercourse and reach the Riedbödmer district. Walk along the left bank and after about 10 minutes you will reach the approach path and follow it to Guferen and/or Bristen.

Chärstelenbach: Waypoint
2025-11-10: Access by the new cut. Approach in 3h somewhat exposed, important that there is no snow-ice on the walls. One of the climbing sections has a grade of 5+, 6a (fixed rope). Inside the canyon the obstruc...
2024-11-01: Upper part: You can easily get through under the avalanche snow. Watch out for falling rocks from the side. Access via the rocks orograghically to the right. If you take the access described in the bo...
Comment: Abseiler zum Gletscher
Approach: New! A new access was tested in 2024, which saves almost 300-400 meters in altitude. It now goes past the Hüfisee (T4, marked with dots up to the lake), and then up a rock band onto the slabs north of the canyon (some scrambling, and a short climb, which now has a 30m fixed rope hanging in it). Details on the photos. From there just go down the tributary to the confluence with the glacier water. Right there is also the first rappel. Old access : Walk up the valley towards the village of Guferen, cross the bed of the Chärstelenbach stream and follow the path on the right bank of the Chärstelenbach stream towards the village of Blindensee. Cross the stream there to switch to the left bank and follow the path towards Hüfihütte. At an altitude of around 2,200 m, you reach the glacier by descending through a couloir and then over limestone slabs to reach the left bank of the glacier at an altitude of around 2,020 m. Follow the left edge of the glacier to about 1985 meters. Go into the hole on the left bank of the glacier to reach the watercourse and the start of the canyon. Allow 1 hour for the approach to cross the glacier and walk along the limestone slabs on the right bank, then rappel down one of the 80 meters as you dispense with the upper part below the glacier!!!!

Chärstelenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the highway from Lucerne in the direction of Gotthard and exit at Amsteg. Cross the village and turn left up the small road through the Maderanertal valley to the village of Bristen. Cross the village and park in the cable car parking spaces. An Alpine cab shuttle is available to shorten the journey from Bristen to Guferen (approx. 2 hours) (road closed to traffic). The price is CHF 100 and the Alpentaxi can only take 6 people! Otherwise it is also possible by bike (400m).
Return: At the exit of the second inlet in the Griesboden district, walk along the watercourse and reach the Riedbödmer district. Walk along the left bank and after about 10 minutes you will reach the approach path and follow it to Guferen and/or Bristen.

Chärstelenbach: Waypoint1
Comment: Bis hierhin mit dem Alpintaxi.
Approach: New! A new access was tested in 2024, which saves almost 300-400 meters in altitude. It now goes past the Hüfisee (T4, marked with dots up to the lake), and then up a rock band onto the slabs north of the canyon (some scrambling, and a short climb, which now has a 30m fixed rope hanging in it). Details on the photos. From there just go down the tributary to the confluence with the glacier water. Right there is also the first rappel. Old access : Walk up the valley towards the village of Guferen, cross the bed of the Chärstelenbach stream and follow the path on the right bank of the Chärstelenbach stream towards the village of Blindensee. Cross the stream there to switch to the left bank and follow the path towards Hüfihütte. At an altitude of around 2,200 m, you reach the glacier by descending through a couloir and then over limestone slabs to reach the left bank of the glacier at an altitude of around 2,020 m. Follow the left edge of the glacier to about 1985 meters. Go into the hole on the left bank of the glacier to reach the watercourse and the start of the canyon. Allow 1 hour for the approach to cross the glacier and walk along the limestone slabs on the right bank, then rappel down one of the 80 meters as you dispense with the upper part below the glacier!!!!

Rohrbach: Canyon Start
Tour: Description in the links.

Rohrbach: Canyon End

Rohrbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Ri di Dentro: Parking Entry and Exit

Ri di Dentro: Canyon End

Ri di Dentro: Canyon Start
Tour: c50 can be rappelled dry on the right (r20, r38). Some high jumps up to 18 m possible.

Dongia (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Dongia (superiore): Canyon End

Dongia (superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: Entry a little below the crossing of the path with the stream.
Tour: Call Ofima for the lower part! Topographic view on canyon.ch

Dongia (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Very sunny tour. Recommended after rainfall or in spring. Today it was almost too hot 😅
2025-05-01: Access will probably be officially permitted again from 9.5.2025. Water drainage renewed and no longer fully automatic. Signs will be installed as soon as possible.... Call Ofima!
2025-05-01: All installations ok. The description is WRONG! This canyon is allowed now!
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail to Stabbio. After about an hour, the trail becomes noticeably flat and turns right. Here a path with faint tracks branches off to the stream.

Dongia (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-31: Very sunny tour. Recommended after rainfall or in spring. Today it was almost too hot 😅
2025-05-01: Access will probably be officially permitted again from 9.5.2025. Water drainage renewed and no longer fully automatic. Signs will be installed as soon as possible.... Call Ofima!
2025-05-01: All installations ok. The description is WRONG! This canyon is allowed now!
Return: After the last rappel, climb down a few more blocks. Then left up onto the meadows, down towards the house, right in front of the house until you reach the road.

Ruisseau de Vaux: Canyon Start
Tour: A lot can be downclimbed on the c60.

Ruisseau de Vaux: Canyon End

Ruisseau de Vaux: Parking Entry and Exit

Mühlebach: Canyon Start
2024-08-17: Unfortunately, there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Steinibach in Balsthal, quite ok in gray weather.
2024-04-02: The C55, can be subdivided (35/20), stands io.

Mühlebach: Canyon End
2024-08-17: Unfortunately, there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Steinibach in Balsthal, quite ok in gray weather.
2024-04-02: The C55, can be subdivided (35/20), stands io.

Mühlebach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-17: Unfortunately, there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Steinibach in Balsthal, quite ok in gray weather.
2024-04-02: The C55, can be subdivided (35/20), stands io.

Steinenbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Nice compact, mini-canyon, perfect flow, to do after rain or to train beginners indeed. The combo with climbing on Holzflueh is also very recommended. Orientation of the canyon is south east, so it lo...
2024-08-17: Unfortunately there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Mülibach near Welschenrohr and in gray weather, it's okay.
2024-04-02: Parking lot: oberbergweg there are about 4 parking spaces shortly after the beginning of the forest, after that there is a driving ban. Possibility near the church blue zone. The canyon is very short...

Steinenbach: Canyon End
2025-10-25: Nice compact, mini-canyon, perfect flow, to do after rain or to train beginners indeed. The combo with climbing on Holzflueh is also very recommended. Orientation of the canyon is south east, so it lo...
2024-08-17: Unfortunately there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Mülibach near Welschenrohr and in gray weather, it's okay.
2024-04-02: Parking lot: oberbergweg there are about 4 parking spaces shortly after the beginning of the forest, after that there is a driving ban. Possibility near the church blue zone. The canyon is very short...

Steinenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-25: Nice compact, mini-canyon, perfect flow, to do after rain or to train beginners indeed. The combo with climbing on Holzflueh is also very recommended. Orientation of the canyon is south east, so it lo...
2024-08-17: Unfortunately there is almost no water flowing. In combination with the Mülibach near Welschenrohr and in gray weather, it's okay.
2024-04-02: Parking lot: oberbergweg there are about 4 parking spaces shortly after the beginning of the forest, after that there is a driving ban. Possibility near the church blue zone. The canyon is very short...

Le Pichoux: Canyon Start

Le Pichoux: Canyon End

Le Pichoux: Parking Entry and Exit

Le Pichoux: Alternative Canyon End

Siggern: Canyon Start

Siggern: Canyon End

Siggern: Parking Entry and Exit

Gschlifbach: Canyon Start

Gschlifbach: Canyon End

Gschlifbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Chlingentobel: Parking Entry and Exit

Chlingentobel: Canyon Start

Chlingentobel: Canyon End

Palanggenbach: Canyon Start

Palanggenbach: Parking at Entry

Palanggenbach: Parking at Exit

Palanggenbach: Canyon End

Taubach: Canyon Start

Taubach: Canyon End

Etzlibach : Canyon Start
Approach: On foot: Take a path that runs along the right bank of the stream and along a meadow, then up some switchbacks to the forest before joining a wide path and passing a small farm. You pass the hamlet and stay on the main path, which initially climbs and then flattens out. At the first small canyon and when you see the stream, you descend and reach it at the foot of a small waterfall in the boulders (45 minutes, a little longer with snow!).
Tour: Hydrology: There is no lack of water! As this route has to be covered in winter conditions, there is ice. It is better to have too much material than too little! Nevertheless, the current is quite strong and there may be backwaters // rollers in some catch basins. Watch out for the ice barriers... The last waterfall can cause difficulties if the current is too strong, but could be re-equipped on the right bank, which would allow a greater flow. A loophole on the right bank, before C9, tricky ascent through a canyon (see description). Occasionally on the left bank when the rock face retreats, but it is somewhat exposed. After C9 there is no way out. Commitment: Very pronounced! Blame the ice, the huge water catchment area, the hanging icicles and the wintry and therefore cold conditions. It seems to be a good precaution not to take too many people with you.

Etzlibach : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Leave the highway in Lucerne and head towards Gotthard in Amsteg. Cross this village and turn left up the small road through the Maderanertal valley. The serpentines in tunnels are already a curiosity... Cross the village of Bristen, a first bridge, then turn right to cross the river again on a small bridge. Stay on the main road for 500 m and you will find the parking lot on the right just after another small bridge over the Etzlibach, where you can measure the amount of water (small artificial waterfall above the dam). Do not park in front of the timber loading traffic circle.
Return: A final small slide (4 m) ends the canyon. Path 10 meters up to the meadows, at the exit of which is the parking lot!

Etzlibach : Canyon End
Return: A final small slide (4 m) ends the canyon. Path 10 meters up to the meadows, at the exit of which is the parking lot!

Intschialpbach: Canyon Start

Intschialpbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Intschialpbach: Canyon End

Widibach: Canyon Start
Tour: Possibly Regenbach? Small catchment area.

Widibach: Parking at Entry

Widibach: Canyon End

Widibach: Parking at Exit
Comment: Nicht geprüft.

Chessiloch : Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, head towards Chessiloch, then on towards Stäldili. The path gains height as it runs along the canyon on the right. If you overlook the stream above the inlet, you can reach it by descending as far as possible. It is possible to continue on the path to descend 2-3 more waterfalls into the Seebebach, but they are not very interesting and add another hike in the river and 20-30 minutes of approach time. At a clearing at an altitude of 1300 m, descend as best you can to the Seebebach.
Tour: A series of small abseils in a beautiful wide gulch. Commitment No obvious loophole, but very short redemption. Period/water character Large catchment area, plus there are swamps upstream that act like swims and feed the creek continuously even days after rain. Wait for a dry period before considering the canyon. The equipment available is not optimal for very large volumes of water.

Chessiloch : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Flühli, turn left towards Glaubenbielen Pass and follow the signs to Chessiloch. Park at the exit of the road.
Return: Leave the park at the footbridges and hairpin bends back to the parking lot via the hiking trail.

Chessiloch : Canyon End
Return: Leave the park at the footbridges and hairpin bends back to the parking lot via the hiking trail.

Goldbach: Canyon Start

Goldbach: Canyon End

Goldbach: Parking at Entry

Seeblibach: Canyon Start

Seeblibach: Parking Entry and Exit

Seeblibach: Canyon End

Gornerbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Go back a few dozen meters to pass under the railroad bridge and climb the stairs. Back on the tarmac, turn left to find the rest of the path, which also leads up steps. You reach asphalt again and keep left to reach the departure of the cable car. Now follow the tracks. Soon you will find a nice path that winds along the pressure pipe until you reach a small chapel. From here, continue along the funicular and then beyond the terminus on a beautiful path. Soon you will find a beautiful path that branches off to the left and joins the Gornerbach a few minutes later.
Tour: In many places it should be possible to leave the streambed, except at the abseiling points. There is no swimming on this section, but there are some watered rappels that can be dangerous if the water level is high, especially after you cross the small wooden bridge before the C30. Please keep a low profile at this stage of the walk as the trail is a place of "gathering".... The first part of the trail can be walked even if the current is strong, but the very slippery rock must make this part very acrobatic! The rest should be avoided as the pool drops off to the right between the 30 and the 17 abseil, not to mention the abseil itself, which is watered plenty when the water level is normal. July to October, depending on snow conditions, seems to be a good time. Partly slippery downclimb without anchors.

Gornerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the small town of Amsteg in the canton of Uri, take the old road (Gotthardstrasse) for 6.8 kilometers up the valley in the direction of Gotthard. Turn right at the crossroads and drive 160 meters in the direction of Gurtnellen on the village road. After crossing the bridge over the valley, keep left towards the metal factory. Park in the large parking lot on the left-hand side (end of the road).

Gornerbach: Canyon End

Arnau: Canyon Start

Arnau: Canyon End

Arnau: Parking Entry and Exit

Rossfalleschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit

Rossfalleschlucht: Canyon Start

Rossfalleschlucht: Canyon End

Rossfalleschlucht: Waypoint

Meienreuss (superiore): Canyon Start

Meienreuss (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Turn left at the bridge. Shuttle possible, but hardly worthwhile.

Meienreuss (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Turn left at the bridge. Shuttle possible, but hardly worthwhile.

Kernalpbach (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-10-06: Good big to very big flow. We added an RG point to avoid the suspended basin in the C12+C30 sequence.
2024-09-07: All anchors ok, but you have to search a bit. Below the C70 the anchors are RD behind a large block (not rg as in the topographic view). Very rewarding canyon! Don't be fooled by the amount of water...
2024-02-04: Phenomenal scenic views. Today with fog in the valley that cleared during the day. Impressive rappel. Absolutely delightful. Anchors OK where you would expect two anchors. No chain anchors. The upper...
Approach: Take the Diegisbalm self-service cable car to the middle station (first stop). From there, follow the road on foot to the left along the dirt track to the stream.
Tour: Before that, there is always more water due to tributaries, but with little influence on the seriousness. The crux has no more water than you see at the start. The crux is an intermediate pool after 10 meters of rappel in a narrow chute. The pool is relatively small and turns even at normal water levels. The first climber must be belayed to the edge of the pool to get to the double belay for the following high rappel. Before the highest rappel into the collector, there is an intermediate stand after approx. 5 meters directly below the edge. From there it is about 20 meters along the rock and then 50 meters free hanging. Water catchment before the last 3 rappels.

Kernalpbach (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-06: Good big to very big flow. We added an RG point to avoid the suspended basin in the C12+C30 sequence.
2024-09-07: All anchors ok, but you have to search a bit. Below the C70 the anchors are RD behind a large block (not rg as in the topographic view). Very rewarding canyon! Don't be fooled by the amount of water...
2024-02-04: Phenomenal scenic views. Today with fog in the valley that cleared during the day. Impressive rappel. Absolutely delightful. Anchors OK where you would expect two anchors. No chain anchors. The upper...
Return: After the last rappel, climb out of the stream to the right and back to the road. From there, turn left back to the car.

Kernalpbach (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-10-06: Good big to very big flow. We added an RG point to avoid the suspended basin in the C12+C30 sequence.
2024-09-07: All anchors ok, but you have to search a bit. Below the C70 the anchors are RD behind a large block (not rg as in the topographic view). Very rewarding canyon! Don't be fooled by the amount of water...
2024-02-04: Phenomenal scenic views. Today with fog in the valley that cleared during the day. Impressive rappel. Absolutely delightful. Anchors OK where you would expect two anchors. No chain anchors. The upper...
Return: After the last rappel, climb out of the stream to the right and back to the road. From there, turn left back to the car.

Rotihalten: Canyon Start

Rotihalten: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Turn left at the bridge on the way back to the car.

Rotihalten: Canyon End
Return: Turn left at the bridge on the way back to the car.

Fritersbach: Canyon Start
2022-06-11: To complete the day in the sector after Wangeschliere and Chli Schliere. Not exceptional, but a nice sequence in the sunshine.

Fritersbach: Canyon End
2022-06-11: To complete the day in the sector after Wangeschliere and Chli Schliere. Not exceptional, but a nice sequence in the sunshine.

Fritersbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-06-11: To complete the day in the sector after Wangeschliere and Chli Schliere. Not exceptional, but a nice sequence in the sunshine.

Kernalpbach (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-02-04: Lots of wood in the canyon. Strenuous climbing over boulders. A few attractive single pitches. Good for warming up for the lower part.
Approach: Take the Diegisbalm self-service cable car to the middle station (first stop). From there, follow the road on foot to the right around the first hairpin bend and follow the path further uphill. Leave the road at a sharp right-hand bend and follow the marked hiking trail steeply uphill towards Diegisbalm Oberalp. The path is steep, then flat, then steep again, then flat, when the path bends to the right again and goes steeply uphill, follow the path straight ahead until you reach the stream. Abseil into the canyon from a tree.
Tour: The upper parts of the Kernalpbach are characterized by open, medium-high rappels. There is a lot of wood in the canyon. The rappels are medium-high up to approx. 30 m. A good preparation for the lower section.

Kernalpbach (superiore): Canyon End
2024-02-04: Lots of wood in the canyon. Strenuous climbing over boulders. A few attractive single pitches. Good for warming up for the lower part.
Comment: (Start inferiore)
Return: Exit to the left to the cable car on a clearly visible path that crosses the stream // descend the mountain on foot. Alternatively, descend through the inferior part into the valley.

Kernalpbach (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-02-04: Lots of wood in the canyon. Strenuous climbing over boulders. A few attractive single pitches. Good for warming up for the lower part.
Return: Exit to the left to the cable car on a clearly visible path that crosses the stream // descend the mountain on foot. Alternatively, descend through the inferior part into the valley.

Hundsbach (superiore): Canyon Start

Hundsbach (superiore): Canyon End

Hundsbach (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Wängenschliere: Canyon Start
2026-06-04: ertrthrtrth
2025-07-12: Main running canyon in the streambed About 3 cool rappels Not really worthwhile, compared to the lower part "chli Schliere" which has many super cool slides and can be called a real canyon.
2025-06-24: Similar experience to the trip on 19.06. We walked from the lower Chli Schliere parking lot. River Right to the Chli Schliere entry and then over the bridge to the other side. Here a hiking trail is...
Tour: Level measurement: Level should be below 400l/s.

Wängenschliere: Canyon End
2026-06-04: ertrthrtrth
2025-07-12: Main running canyon in the streambed About 3 cool rappels Not really worthwhile, compared to the lower part "chli Schliere" which has many super cool slides and can be called a real canyon.
2025-06-24: Similar experience to the trip on 19.06. We walked from the lower Chli Schliere parking lot. River Right to the Chli Schliere entry and then over the bridge to the other side. Here a hiking trail is...
Return: It is best to continue through the Chli Schliere, otherwise orographically left out of the stream, following the hiking trail steeply uphill to the lower car.

Wängenschliere: Parking at Entry
2026-06-04: ertrthrtrth
2025-07-12: Main running canyon in the streambed About 3 cool rappels Not really worthwhile, compared to the lower part "chli Schliere" which has many super cool slides and can be called a real canyon.
2025-06-24: Similar experience to the trip on 19.06. We walked from the lower Chli Schliere parking lot. River Right to the Chli Schliere entry and then over the bridge to the other side. Here a hiking trail is...
Return: It is best to continue through the Chli Schliere, otherwise orographically left out of the stream, following the hiking trail steeply uphill to the lower car.

Wängenschliere: Parking at Exit
Return: It is best to continue through the Chli Schliere, otherwise orographically left out of the stream, following the hiking trail steeply uphill to the lower car.

Älggibach: Canyon Start
Tour: From the normal start, you quickly reach an approx. 200 m high ramp. Then a few downclimbs and another ramp, followed by an 80 m high waterfall. The exit of the tour is then quickly reached and you return to the asphalt road via the forest road on the right. Ice climbers probably use the anchors here more often!

Älggibach: Canyon End
Return: Follow the forest road to the right up to 1138 m. From there, follow the ropes upwards until you reach the access road again at 1399 m.

Älggibach: Parking at Entry
Access: From Widi on Lake Sarnen, follow the signpost to the center of Switzerland. At altitude 1578, in a left-hand bend just after the exit of the forest, an unpaved path turns off to the right. There is space to park here. You can also see the stream from here.
Return: Follow the forest road to the right up to 1138 m. From there, follow the ropes upwards until you reach the access road again at 1399 m.

Älggibach: Parking at Exit
Access: From Widi on Lake Sarnen, follow the signpost to the center of Switzerland. At altitude 1578, in a left-hand bend just after the exit of the forest, an unpaved path turns off to the right. There is space to park here. You can also see the stream from here.
Return: Follow the forest road to the right up to 1138 m. From there, follow the ropes upwards until you reach the access road again at 1399 m.

Älggibach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg auf 1710 m, 2 zusätzliche Abseiler, dann 15 min zum normalen Einstieg.
Tour: From the normal start, you quickly reach an approx. 200 m high ramp. Then a few downclimbs and another ramp, followed by an 80 m high waterfall. The exit of the tour is then quickly reached and you return to the asphalt road via the forest road on the right. Ice climbers probably use the anchors here more often!

Lauibach: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauibach (Quelle:
Approach: 2 solutions from the parking lot: -Either take a mini-shuttle and take the cable car to the Turren cable car. From the cable car, take the path that branches off the road, 500 m further on and then (1570 m above sea level) take the path to the left and descend on the hiking trail to the altitude of 1310 m above sea level. From there, descend as best you can to the stream. At the exit, it can be useful to rappel down a tree to reach the streambed. Approach 40-50 min without shuttle bus or cable car. -Either take the hiking trail, which crosses the stream after 50 m and then climbs up in serpentines to the right. Ascend to an altitude of 1310 m. From there, descend as best you can to reach the stream. At the exit, it may be useful to rappel down a tree to reach the streambed. (535 m difference in altitude approx. 1h30-2h).
Tour: The canyon starts with some waterfalls, then you come to a nice C25 in a half tube, another C8, a small T2 and you are at the top of the C140. We descended from a tree from RG (sling created). A length of 40 m leads to a relay offset to RG (better rock quality and you avoid falling rocks). From there we moved directly down with a length of 105 m, but it would be possible to drill a relay to avoid friction at -20/25 m. Rappels of the rope not complicated. The lower part of the descent (the last 50 m) is done in the water when the wind pushes the waterfall in that direction. No easy escape routes, water is avoidable.

Lauibach: Canyon End
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Return: Further in the streambed at best (30-40min) blocks.... You find 2-3 quite nice passages that you have de-escalated, then you leave the creek at the footbridge, the car is 50m away.

Lauibach: Parking at Entry
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Access: On the Brünigpass road in Lucerne, take the Lungern exit and head towards Turren Bahn (Industriestrasse). At the large parking lot, turn left into the 1.4 km long studenstrasse, which runs on the right-hand side of the river.
Return: Further in the streambed at best (30-40min) blocks.... You find 2-3 quite nice passages that you have de-escalated, then you leave the creek at the footbridge, the car is 50m away.

Lauibach: Parking at Exit
Access: On the Brünigpass road in Lucerne, take the Lungern exit and head towards Turren Bahn (Industriestrasse). At the large parking lot, turn left into the 1.4 km long studenstrasse, which runs on the right-hand side of the river.
Return: Further in the streambed at best (30-40min) blocks.... You find 2-3 quite nice passages that you have de-escalated, then you leave the creek at the footbridge, the car is 50m away.

Fellibach: Canyon Start
Tour: Description can be seen in the links.

Fellibach: Canyon End

Fellibach: Parking Entry and Exit

Leitschachbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Either on foot, or by cable car, then shuttle necessary. https://intschi.arnisee.ch/

Leitschachbach: Canyon End

Leitschachbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Sulzbach (Uri): Canyon Start

Sulzbach (Uri): Canyon End

Sulzbach (Uri): Parking Entry and Exit

Holdenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the cable car to the top in comfort.

Holdenbach: Canyon End

Holdenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Gigental: Canyon Start

Gigental: Canyon End

Gigental: Parking Entry and Exit

Chlitalerbach: Canyon Start
Approach: shuttle possible

Chlitalerbach: Canyon End

Chlitalerbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Innenbach: Canyon Start

Innenbach: Canyon End

Innenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Altibach: Canyon Start

Altibach: Canyon End

Altibach: Parking at Entry

Altibach: Parking at Exit

Staubbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-05: All anchors in good condition. Some older rope around trees for the earlier abseils that could be changed but still ok condition. After the big abseil 175m the bolts can be found 10m approx to the l...
2025-03-10: The further down you get, the more slippery it becomes. Then very slippery at the bottom. As the bridge over the Waldemme is currently occupied by a construction site, we recommend the alternative exi...
2023-10-29: Approach to the entrance to Rest. Fruttegg. The gorge is also passable when there is more water, as you can avoid almost everywhere in the forest. Before the ascent, be sure to check the water level a...
Approach: From near the "Fruttegg-Beizli" it is only a few minutes on the road to the marked entry point
Tour: Forest gorge with beautiful, mostly short but sometimes wet abseiling sections. A little narrower at the top, the further down you go, the more open the canyon becomes. Some downclimbs.

Staubbach: Canyon End
2025-07-05: All anchors in good condition. Some older rope around trees for the earlier abseils that could be changed but still ok condition. After the big abseil 175m the bolts can be found 10m approx to the l...
2025-03-10: The further down you get, the more slippery it becomes. Then very slippery at the bottom. As the bridge over the Waldemme is currently occupied by a construction site, we recommend the alternative exi...
2023-10-29: Approach to the entrance to Rest. Fruttegg. The gorge is also passable when there is more water, as you can avoid almost everywhere in the forest. Before the ascent, be sure to check the water level a...
Return: Either exit at the bridge over the Staubbach and head straight to the car, then skip the last two rappels and the part in/near the Waldemme. Or just to the exit and through the Waldemme to the exit. In both cases only a few minutes.

Staubbach: Parking at Entry
2025-07-05: All anchors in good condition. Some older rope around trees for the earlier abseils that could be changed but still ok condition. After the big abseil 175m the bolts can be found 10m approx to the l...
2025-03-10: The further down you get, the more slippery it becomes. Then very slippery at the bottom. As the bridge over the Waldemme is currently occupied by a construction site, we recommend the alternative exi...
2023-10-29: Approach to the entrance to Rest. Fruttegg. The gorge is also passable when there is more water, as you can avoid almost everywhere in the forest. Before the ascent, be sure to check the water level a...
Access: From Schüpfheim, follow the road south to Sörenberg until you reach the exit parking lot. Alternatively, drive to the parking lot after the bridge over the Staubbach (644'071.51, 196'958.08) and park a car there.
Return: Either exit at the bridge over the Staubbach and head straight to the car, then skip the last two rappels and the part in/near the Waldemme. Or just to the exit and through the Waldemme to the exit. In both cases only a few minutes.

Staubbach: Parking at Exit
Access: From Schüpfheim, follow the road south to Sörenberg until you reach the exit parking lot. Alternatively, drive to the parking lot after the bridge over the Staubbach (644'071.51, 196'958.08) and park a car there.
Return: Either exit at the bridge over the Staubbach and head straight to the car, then skip the last two rappels and the part in/near the Waldemme. Or just to the exit and through the Waldemme to the exit. In both cases only a few minutes.

Staubbach: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Nach der Brücke links parkieren
Access: From Schüpfheim, follow the road south to Sörenberg until you reach the exit parking lot. Alternatively, drive to the parking lot after the bridge over the Staubbach (644'071.51, 196'958.08) and park a car there.

Gross Chessel: Canyon Start
Tour: First make Gross Chessel, exit to the right at the confluence and follow the gravel road upwards, then Chli Schessel.

Gross Chessel: Parking Entry and Exit

Gross Chessel: Canyon End

Chli Chessel: Canyon Start

Chli Chessel: Canyon End

Chli Chessel: Parking Entry and Exit

Gorges du Chauderon: Canyon Start
2022-09-08: I did it once because I live nearby, the lower passage is nice but very short.
Approach: There is a hiking trail along the canyon. If you want to start at the top, enter at 810m, otherwise at P. 537
Tour: Two parts with about 4 rappels each, in between a very long walking passage where it is best to return to the hiking trail. Upper part hardly worthwhile. In the lower part there is sometimes a 5m jump.

Gorges du Chauderon: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-09-08: I did it once because I live nearby, the lower passage is nice but very short.
Access: Park at the bottom in Montreux, unless you also want to do the upper part.
Return: You can get back quickly via the hiking trail.

Gorges du Chauderon: Canyon End
2022-09-08: I did it once because I live nearby, the lower passage is nice but very short.
Return: You can get back quickly via the hiking trail.

Codera: Canyon Start
2025-08-21: Trying not to go back to the bodengo, I found this beautiful creek discontinuous in places but with polto beautiful embedded sections and vertical in the water. The rock is granitic which for me is al...
2023-08-05: Anchors (some mono points) in good shape. Times given for walk-in and canyon a bit too sporty... add at least half an hour extra for both access and canyon. The hiking up is already a highlight. Sev...
2023-07-31: Rappel rings usually not redundant and placed so that you are directly in the water jet. At higher water levels certainly problematic. The two "interesting" parts of the gorge are already worthwhile.
Approach: From the parking lot, the hiking trail into Val Codera begins between the houses, i.e. not along the gravel road. Go through Codera, after a fountain take the hiking trail down to the right. Shortly before the bridge on the orographic right side of the stream, walk back through the forest for approx. 100m, then rappel from a tree into the canyon over a slope.
Tour: The initial section under the bridge is spectacularly incised. A few rappels follow. At times you are directly in the water jet. This is followed by a left-hand tributary that almost doubles the volume of water. Then comes a long walking passages before continuing with the second part. Then another long block climb before you can get off at a pipe on the right.

Codera: Canyon End
2025-08-21: Trying not to go back to the bodengo, I found this beautiful creek discontinuous in places but with polto beautiful embedded sections and vertical in the water. The rock is granitic which for me is al...
2023-08-05: Anchors (some mono points) in good shape. Times given for walk-in and canyon a bit too sporty... add at least half an hour extra for both access and canyon. The hiking up is already a highlight. Sev...
2023-07-31: Rappel rings usually not redundant and placed so that you are directly in the water jet. At higher water levels certainly problematic. The two "interesting" parts of the gorge are already worthwhile.
Return: The stream is crossed again so that you can get out under the dam wall at the bathing spots above the parking lot.

Codera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-21: Trying not to go back to the bodengo, I found this beautiful creek discontinuous in places but with polto beautiful embedded sections and vertical in the water. The rock is granitic which for me is al...
2023-08-05: Anchors (some mono points) in good shape. Times given for walk-in and canyon a bit too sporty... add at least half an hour extra for both access and canyon. The hiking up is already a highlight. Sev...
2023-07-31: Rappel rings usually not redundant and placed so that you are directly in the water jet. At higher water levels certainly problematic. The two "interesting" parts of the gorge are already worthwhile.
Access: Through the village of Mezzolpiano to the Val Codera trail parking lot (7€ for 1 day or 1€/h)
Return: The stream is crossed again so that you can get out under the dam wall at the bathing spots above the parking lot.

Torrent des Chatelard: Canyon Start
Approach: Without a path from below, or from La Tine - Village Devant on foot over the mountain, which would be much further.

Torrent des Chatelard: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Nicht verifziert. Entlang der Straße parken.

Torrent des Chatelard: Canyon End

Mérils: Canyon Start
2025-05-18: We did a short tour at night, in the middle you can downclimb a new C5 through a tunnel. We jumped in the red rock at the exit, but it's not particularly deep.
2024-09-01: The exit after the red rocks on the left is fine, at the top you can park in the bends. You can even balance over a tree trunk.
2024-06-09: Everything OK. Some trees but not problematic for the progression. Some garbage (rest of cars ?). We exit directly on the left after the last waterfall, when the rocks are becoming red. Steep and not...
Tour: Nice canyon, similar to Tenasses or Leyvra, but shorter and more incised. Has quite a bit of wood in it, but hardly bothersome.

Mérils: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-18: We did a short tour at night, in the middle you can downclimb a new C5 through a tunnel. We jumped in the red rock at the exit, but it's not particularly deep.
2024-09-01: The exit after the red rocks on the left is fine, at the top you can park in the bends. You can even balance over a tree trunk.
2024-06-09: Everything OK. Some trees but not problematic for the progression. Some garbage (rest of cars ?). We exit directly on the left after the last waterfall, when the rocks are becoming red. Steep and not...

Mérils: Canyon End
2025-05-18: We did a short tour at night, in the middle you can downclimb a new C5 through a tunnel. We jumped in the red rock at the exit, but it's not particularly deep.
2024-09-01: The exit after the red rocks on the left is fine, at the top you can park in the bends. You can even balance over a tree trunk.
2024-06-09: Everything OK. Some trees but not problematic for the progression. Some garbage (rest of cars ?). We exit directly on the left after the last waterfall, when the rocks are becoming red. Steep and not...

Hongrin: Canyon Start
2025-06-20: RAS, however I know that the canyon is covered by guides, but I think it would be good to replace or remove the fixed ropes that are not very fresh.
2024-07-14: A real river. Super with children! It has an MC for some difficult sections.
Approach: From there you will hear the Hongrin River. You are 150 meters from the river on the right. Cross the forest as far as possible to enter the canyon.
Tour: A horizontal, rather wide canyon lined with fir trees. A playful descent with interesting water movements. Several possible emergency exits in RG. The Hongrin has its source at Lac Lioson 1848m. Nival regime. The natural catchment area of the Hongrin is 81.8 km2.

Hongrin: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-20: RAS, however I know that the canyon is covered by guides, but I think it would be good to replace or remove the fixed ropes that are not very fresh.
2024-07-14: A real river. Super with children! It has an MC for some difficult sections.
Access: From Aigle, drive in the direction of Châteaux-d'Oex. In the municipality of La Lécherette, follow the direction (signs) Hongrin. Continue on the road to the military barracks. You can park 200 m after a no-driving sign.
Return: Leave RG, 50 m after the hole in the block chaos (siphon). Path as straight as possible up through the forest 100 m until you come to a road that will take you back to the car in 10 min.

Hongrin: Canyon End
2025-06-20: RAS, however I know that the canyon is covered by guides, but I think it would be good to replace or remove the fixed ropes that are not very fresh.
2024-07-14: A real river. Super with children! It has an MC for some difficult sections.
Return: Leave RG, 50 m after the hole in the block chaos (siphon). Path as straight as possible up through the forest 100 m until you come to a road that will take you back to the car in 10 min.

Torrent d' Ayerne: Canyon Start
2025-05-18: What an unattractive ditch. You walk down almost everything on boring slabs.
Approach: From Le P amont (note: private property, but starting point of a trail...) a path leads to a bridge. Starting point
Tour: After the large abseiling point, there is another slide (not much ground and a good right-hand slide) at the height of the first footbridge.

Torrent d' Ayerne: Parking at Entry
2025-05-18: What an unattractive ditch. You walk down almost everything on boring slabs.
Return: RD exit at the height of the second bridge.

Torrent d' Ayerne: Canyon End
2025-05-18: What an unattractive ditch. You walk down almost everything on boring slabs.
Return: RD exit at the height of the second bridge.

Torrent d' Ayerne: Parking at Exit
Comment: Nicht verifziert.
Return: RD exit at the height of the second bridge.

Dar: Canyon Start
2025-05-18: Nice tour, in the morning still comfortable water level, in the evening then sporty water level (snow melt).
Approach: The hiking trail goes up directly at the col, then take the turn-off to the right after the hollow.
Tour: Smaller gulches with 2-3 waterfalls followed by the C90, then another slab before the rock gets very light and makes nice pools.

Dar: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-18: Nice tour, in the morning still comfortable water level, in the evening then sporty water level (snow melt).
Access: Park at the col du Pillon.
Return: Turn right onto the hiking trail.

Dar: Canyon End
2025-05-18: Nice tour, in the morning still comfortable water level, in the evening then sporty water level (snow melt).
Return: Turn right onto the hiking trail.

Avançon de Torgon: Canyon Start
Approach: When you park at the bottom, take the hiking trail up 500 meters in altitude towards Torgon (not always marked red and white) until you reach the large waterfall at the top (1h-1h20). Beware of the ascent with steep passages, but secured with chains. When you park at the top, descend on the hiking trail (15-20 min.).
Tour: 2 small obstacles of 6-8m, then the large waterfall of 120-150m After the snow melts and until the first snow. The descent consists of a single large, sloping waterfall from which you have a magnificent view of the entire Rhône valley, which you should do for the view alone (see photos). No info on equipment (canyon not climbed, only seen), but there is a monopoint (new) on a block in the RG above the big waterfall and a harness (to be changed) on a tree in the RG at -20m, after that? But possibility to set slightly different points as the waterfall is not vertical. Shuttle possible, but long. Descent that can round off a day after Tine de Mayen and Tine de la Greffe.

Avançon de Torgon: Parking at Exit
Access: Access either from above by parking in the direction of Torgon, or from below by parking after 500m Vouvry at the exit of the road to the landfill on the right.
Return: Depending on where you parked, you either descend or ascend after regaining an RG hiking trail.

Avançon de Torgon: Parking at Entry
Access: Access either from above by parking in the direction of Torgon, or from below by parking after 500m Vouvry at the exit of the road to the landfill on the right.
Return: Depending on where you parked, you either descend or ascend after regaining an RG hiking trail.

Avançon de Torgon: Canyon End
Return: Depending on where you parked, you either descend or ascend after regaining an RG hiking trail.

Tine des Places: Canyon Start
Tour: A very small, not deep canyon with only three waterfalls, one of which is 12 m high. This hike is an addition to the Tine de la Greffe, but before it. Beautiful setting. March to October, depending on the snowmelt.

Tine des Places: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: At the exit from Vionnaz in the direction of Torgon, leave the car in the first hairpin bend (parking lot in the hairpin bend). Same access as for Tine de la Greffe
Return: At the confluence with the Tine de la greffe, follow the torrent via an RG path that leads back to the car in 5 minutes.

Tine de Troistorrent: Canyon Start
v4 a4 III | 5min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Tine de Troistorrent: Canyon End
v4 a4 III | 5min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m
Comment: Zusammenfluss mit der Vièze, nicht verifiziertes Ende

Tine de Troistorrent: Parking at Exit
v4 a4 III | 5min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Tine de Troistorrent: Parking at Entry
Comment: nicht verifziert.

Torrent du Crétian: Canyon Start
Approach: Possibly shuttle possible.
Tour: A little involved "forest" canyon that includes a series of waterfalls with heights between 6 and 24 meters. The final sequence is aesthetically pleasing in a beautifully formed rock. However, the abseils are rather impractical and have poor friction for the most part. Possibility to get out of the water at any time. Numerous escape routes below the road in the RG

Torrent du Crétian: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: From the stream, follow the road to the left until the first junction, here turn left into Chemin d'Amont le Nant. After a few meters, turn right onto the hiking trail and follow it uphill to the road. Turn left here to the car.

Torrent du Crétian: Canyon End
Return: From the stream, follow the road to the left until the first junction, here turn left into Chemin d'Amont le Nant. After a few meters, turn right onto the hiking trail and follow it uphill to the road. Turn left here to the car.

Torrent des Crêtés: Canyon Start
2025-11-14: Good water level, also good grip for walking. However, there is a rappel where the stand has slid backwards and pulling off the rope is very difficult. At the big rappel there is a sharp edge after 1...
2022-09-16: Have set 4-5 new anchors. With the water level it gets pretty wild in the short parts below the road.
Approach: The hiking trail crosses the stream at an altitude of 1487m, from where you walk a few meters back down to the entry point.
Tour: The upper part is quite steep and very continuous, unfortunately almost a bit too short. Then it goes flat for a long time until you cross the road where you parked, and then there is another short but beautiful part with 4 rappels.

Torrent des Crêtés: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-14: Good water level, also good grip for walking. However, there is a rappel where the stand has slid backwards and pulling off the rope is very difficult. At the big rappel there is a sharp edge after 1...
2022-09-16: Have set 4-5 new anchors. With the water level it gets pretty wild in the short parts below the road.
Access: The best place to park is where the road crosses the stream, at 1150m. So that the superiore is above it, and the short inferiore below it.
Return: After the tour, it's a 15-minute walk back up to the car.

Torrent des Crêtés: Canyon End
2025-11-14: Good water level, also good grip for walking. However, there is a rappel where the stand has slid backwards and pulling off the rope is very difficult. At the big rappel there is a sharp edge after 1...
2022-09-16: Have set 4-5 new anchors. With the water level it gets pretty wild in the short parts below the road.
Return: After the tour, it's a 15-minute walk back up to the car.

Torrent des Crêtés (inferiore): Canyon Start

Torrent des Crêtés (inferiore): Canyon End

Torrent des Crêtés (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Torrent de Chavalet: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chavalet (Quelle:
Approach: You can walk into the water directly from the road. For the part above the road, take a footpath 30m to the right in the direction of Champéry, this path leads away from the torrent, turn right at the first crossroads and walk back to the torrent at an altitude of 1040m.
Tour: Not very deep and interrupted canyon. For the part above the road, there is a pretty waterfall at the beginning, but this is followed by a fairly long part with hikes and de-escalations in slippery boulders. After passing under the Champéry road (at this point you can enter the canyon), the stream flows under 2 pretty bridges. These bridges overlook an area with small slides carved out of beautiful rock. After that, the creek gets deeper and offers a series of beautiful waterfalls. Watch the water level, however, as the catch basins of these waterfalls are narrow and can cause dangerous water movement. Emergency exits: You can get out of the water at any time and avoid obstacles in the RG if necessary.

Torrent de Chavalet: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: On the road towards Champéry, you cross the canyon 1km before the village in a left-hand bend. Park in a space 50m to the left after the hairpin bend.
Return: After the last obstacle, a path in RG leads along the canyon, return to the car in 10 minutes.

Torrent de Chavalet: Canyon End
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Return: After the last obstacle, a path in RG leads along the canyon, return to the car in 10 minutes.

Vièze: Canyon Start
Approach: Possible transfer by car. Otherwise take the road up.
Tour: Description: Emergency exits: Hydrology: Notes:

Vièze: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Go straight to the car at the bridge.

Vièze: Canyon End
Return: Go straight to the car at the bridge.

Mauvoisin: Parking at Exit
2025-10-01: Probably the most rewarding canyon of the unrewarding ones, or vice versa, I can't decide. Rewarding because the rappels are very cool, unrewarding because there are simply too many 100m blocks betwe...
Access: You can park at the top by the soccer pitch.
Return: At the bridge out to the car, which should be in the village parking lot.

Mauvoisin: Canyon Start
2025-10-01: Probably the most rewarding canyon of the unrewarding ones, or vice versa, I can't decide. Rewarding because the rappels are very cool, unrewarding because there are simply too many 100m blocks betwe...
Approach: Long walk or about 20 minutes if you are shuttling. Attention, only walk past the shooting range when there is no shooting.
Tour: Again and again beautiful places that are interrupted by blocks. Anchors were re-drilled in October 2025, but some places cannot be protected well, so it is better to have some climbing gear with you.

Mauvoisin: Canyon End
2025-10-01: Probably the most rewarding canyon of the unrewarding ones, or vice versa, I can't decide. Rewarding because the rappels are very cool, unrewarding because there are simply too many 100m blocks betwe...
Return: At the bridge out to the car, which should be in the village parking lot.

Mauvoisin: Parking at Entry
Access: You can park at the top by the soccer pitch.
Return: At the bridge out to the car, which should be in the village parking lot.

Rovana (superiore): Canyon Start

Rovana (superiore): Canyon End

Rovana (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Rovana (superiore): Parking at Exit

Usedi (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-15: Canyon still snow-covered with lots of névé. We'll probably have to wait at least another 2-3 weeks... Otherwise, the equipment is still in place. It's possible to bypass the very high abseils at the...
2022-07-05: We went in the day after a storm, and arrived at the start of the Inferiore pretty battered (bloody hands just from holding the ropes). Certainly more fun with less water. But otherwise a great experi...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail up to A Garnei and then take the only path that leads down into the valley. The trail is sometimes quite overgrown. At p. 1794 the path crosses a stream, which is the start of the tour.
Tour: At the beginning there are many long slabs where you often have to look for the anchors. After that, the rappels become narrow, without the canyon being cut much. Later, a few tributaries from the right, and more and more a grandiose canyon.

Usedi (superiore): Parking at Entry
2024-08-15: Canyon still snow-covered with lots of névé. We'll probably have to wait at least another 2-3 weeks... Otherwise, the equipment is still in place. It's possible to bypass the very high abseils at the...
2022-07-05: We went in the day after a storm, and arrived at the start of the Inferiore pretty battered (bloody hands just from holding the ropes). Certainly more fun with less water. But otherwise a great experi...
Access: Pass Chironico and park at Grumo.
Return: Orographically take the entry of the Inferiore on the right, or continue with inferiore to the road.

Usedi (superiore): Parking at Exit
2024-08-15: Canyon still snow-covered with lots of névé. We'll probably have to wait at least another 2-3 weeks... Otherwise, the equipment is still in place. It's possible to bypass the very high abseils at the...
2022-07-05: We went in the day after a storm, and arrived at the start of the Inferiore pretty battered (bloody hands just from holding the ropes). Certainly more fun with less water. But otherwise a great experi...
Access: Pass Chironico and park at Grumo.
Return: Orographically take the entry of the Inferiore on the right, or continue with inferiore to the road.

Usedi (superiore): Canyon End
Return: Orographically take the entry of the Inferiore on the right, or continue with inferiore to the road.

Cramosina (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-09-13: Protection ok, note water level, rappel in quite strong water level

Cramosina (superiore): Canyon End
2024-09-13: Protection ok, note water level, rappel in quite strong water level
Return: Turn left at the bridge and follow the path into the valley. Alternatively, take the inferior part.

Cramosina (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-13: Protection ok, note water level, rappel in quite strong water level
Return: Turn left at the bridge and follow the path into the valley. Alternatively, take the inferior part.

Aldiréi (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-05-25: Access via Compiett hut with overnight stay. Fantastic. Canyon unfortunately got a few fat trees. Still ok though. 6 hours for four without dawdling... long part
Approach: Ideally with an overnight stay at Cabanna Cava. From there, ascend briefly to the Forcarella di Cava and then descend to the entry point (approx. 1h).
Tour: The entire tour with inferiore has 66 rappels and is the tour with the most vertical meters in Switzerland. In spring-like conditions, there may still be snow in places!

Aldiréi (superiore): Canyon End
2025-05-25: Access via Compiett hut with overnight stay. Fantastic. Canyon unfortunately got a few fat trees. Still ok though. 6 hours for four without dawdling... long part
Return: It is best to do the inferior part as well, otherwise get off at the entry to Inferiore and take the hiking trail back to the car. If you want to do the last big waterfall at Inveriore, you need longer ropes than recommended!

Aldiréi (superiore): Parking at Exit
2025-05-25: Access via Compiett hut with overnight stay. Fantastic. Canyon unfortunately got a few fat trees. Still ok though. 6 hours for four without dawdling... long part
Comment: Falls der Inferiore Teil nicht begangen wird. Ansonsten vgl. dort.
Access: It is possible to drive up almost to Cabanna Cava With a little persuasion, it is also possible to take a cab. It's not worth taking a shuttle because the journey takes almost an hour!
Return: It is best to do the inferior part as well, otherwise get off at the entry to Inferiore and take the hiking trail back to the car. If you want to do the last big waterfall at Inveriore, you need longer ropes than recommended!

Aldiréi (superiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg zu Fuß (kurze Shuttlestrecke)
Access: It is possible to drive up almost to Cabanna Cava With a little persuasion, it is also possible to take a cab. It's not worth taking a shuttle because the journey takes almost an hour!
Return: It is best to do the inferior part as well, otherwise get off at the entry to Inferiore and take the hiking trail back to the car. If you want to do the last big waterfall at Inveriore, you need longer ropes than recommended!

Aldiréi (superiore): Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz mit Autoumsetzung ca. 26km
Access: It is possible to drive up almost to Cabanna Cava With a little persuasion, it is also possible to take a cab. It's not worth taking a shuttle because the journey takes almost an hour!

Aldiréi (superiore): Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz, wenn inferiore auch gegangen wird

Bordione (superiore): Canyon Start

Bordione (superiore): Canyon End

Cascades de Morcles: Canyon Start
2025-06-22: I think some of the anchors could be replaced and/or moved. Quite a lot of algae and slippery in places.
2023-08-19: Not particularly nice at first... but then great
Approach: Hairpin bends back to the road and inconspicuously take a path leading down to the river. Then follow the watercourse RG.
Tour: Description: After a horizontal parts you will reach the big waterfall. You have to make a 10 m long MC RG to reach the relay RG. Pay attention to the friction. It is not advisable to use the relay about 50 m below, which is in the active and impractical. Now medium-sized obstacles line up without much interest. In the C32 the whole thing gains character again. It leads down into the active and the water level must therefore be low. The C72 also requires a little sensitivity. Watch out for the unstable ice stick, which releases numerous stones, and first rappel about ten meters to the RG relay. From there, rappel below the water jet directly to the foot of the waterfall. Emergency exits: One escape option after C112. The others are trickier. Hydrology: Water intake without much effect. The waterfalls are lowered into the active. The water level quickly causes problems. Notes: Anchorage of C72 is RG, not visible from the start of the chute. Note: There is no point worrying about rocket debris in the canyon. You will not get any. However, avoid playing with the remains! You never know!

Cascades de Morcles: Parking at Exit
2025-06-22: I think some of the anchors could be replaced and/or moved. Quite a lot of algae and slippery in places.
2023-08-19: Not particularly nice at first... but then great
Access: Access to the valley: From Lausanne or Bern, drive in the direction of Simplon. Exit in St Maurice and drive through the village. At the traffic circle, turn off towards Lavey and then Morcles. Park at the first bridge below the C72. There are only a few parking spaces. Uphill access : Continue to Morcles and park before the bridge that crosses the river again. It is possible to make an intermediate access below the C112 at the 16th bend (numbered bends).
Return: Below the C72, take a small path RG that meets the road.

Cascades de Morcles: Parking at Entry
2025-06-22: I think some of the anchors could be replaced and/or moved. Quite a lot of algae and slippery in places.
2023-08-19: Not particularly nice at first... but then great
Access: Access to the valley: From Lausanne or Bern, drive in the direction of Simplon. Exit in St Maurice and drive through the village. At the traffic circle, turn off towards Lavey and then Morcles. Park at the first bridge below the C72. There are only a few parking spaces. Uphill access : Continue to Morcles and park before the bridge that crosses the river again. It is possible to make an intermediate access below the C112 at the 16th bend (numbered bends).
Return: Below the C72, take a small path RG that meets the road.

Cascades de Morcles: Canyon End
Return: Below the C72, take a small path RG that meets the road.

Suze: Canyon Start
2024-08-04: Did the canyon yesterday, nice water flow. At the beginning you do doubt if there is bracing, but it is there where you really need it, the chain on the wall hook is completely worn in though and in m...
2023-07-30: 🫤 canceled due to too much water
Approach: Park your car in the village, enter via the "tourist" road, the entrance is under the highway.
Tour: Access permitted in the following period: Suze (Biel/Bienne) : du 16/04 au 30/09. 9:00 to 19:00

Suze: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-04: Did the canyon yesterday, nice water flow. At the beginning you do doubt if there is bracing, but it is there where you really need it, the chain on the wall hook is completely worn in though and in m...
2023-07-30: 🫤 canceled due to too much water
Return: For the exit, there is a staircase under a bridge on the right-hand side.

Suze: Canyon End
2024-08-04: Did the canyon yesterday, nice water flow. At the beginning you do doubt if there is bracing, but it is there where you really need it, the chain on the wall hook is completely worn in though and in m...
2023-07-30: 🫤 canceled due to too much water
Return: For the exit, there is a staircase under a bridge on the right-hand side.

Gorges du Pichoux: Canyon Start
Approach: Reach the watercourse below the bridge.
Tour: The descent begins with a small gulch with a C10 (15m descent, AN RG), followed by a C12 (2 very high points RD). This is followed by a series of steps and de-escalation as the stream flows alongside the road (300m, some small slides possible) and you reach the final C20 (2 points RD). The descent is short and follows the road for much of the way, but it is not necessarily easy riding on the road. Uninteresting descent as too close to the road!

Gorges du Pichoux: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Go to the village of Le Pichoux, then head towards Châtelat and park on the right, just after crossing the torrent.
Return: Continue in the riverbed, take an RG trail to get to the road, and hairpin bends back to the car on the road.

Gorges du Pichoux: Canyon End
Return: Continue in the riverbed, take an RG trail to get to the road, and hairpin bends back to the car on the road.

Brügglibach: Canyon Start

Brügglibach: Parking Entry and Exit

Brügglibach: Canyon End

Lochbach : Canyon Start
Tour: Seen from the road, the indentation looks great, steep and deep. Seen from the inside, it is full of boulders! There are two abseiling points, the canyon was equipped with all kinds of ladders in the past, made of iron, wood...An amazing descent! No emergency exit. Walkable after rain!

Lochbach : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Drive from Solothurn to Lommiswil, take Schauenburgstrasse and follow the road (4 km). Park directly after the tunnel over the canyon.
Return: To avoid a slightly longer way back or a shuttle bus, you can climb up over a beautiful boulder field on the right-hand side of the path after the last waterfall. This boulder field leads back to the road.

Lochbach : Canyon End
Return: To avoid a slightly longer way back or a shuttle bus, you can climb up over a beautiful boulder field on the right-hand side of the path after the last waterfall. This boulder field leads back to the road.

Poëta Raisse : Canyon Start

Poëta Raisse : Parking Entry and Exit

Poëta Raisse : Canyon End

Gorges de l'Areuse: Canyon Start

Gorges de l'Areuse: Parking Entry and Exit

Gorges de l'Areuse: Canyon End

Gore Virat: Canyon Start

Gore Virat: Parking Entry and Exit

Gore Virat: Canyon End

Boggera (sup-superiore): Canyon Start

Boggera (sup-superiore): Canyon End

Lodrino (superiore) - Riale di Mercori: Canyon Start

Lodrino (superiore) - Riale di Mercori: Canyon End

Bri (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-19: Only went out late in the afternoon, nice canyon to have done once. It's usually not quite as dark as in the photos. Beware, stones can come loose in some rappels (if the rope moves sideways).
Approach: On the north side, take the path along Ambra, then cross the bridge and take the forest path up along Bri.
Tour: Some nice rappels, also smaller jumps possible (or 3-5m slides at the exit of the rappel). The narrow part at the end is nice, although too short.

Bri (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-08-19: Only went out late in the afternoon, nice canyon to have done once. It's usually not quite as dark as in the photos. Beware, stones can come loose in some rappels (if the rope moves sideways).
Return: Exit again via the hiking trail at Cassinon 897, or continue with Ambra Sup. Between Cassinon and the confluence there are a few more slides and a nice 25m rappel.

Bri (superiore): Canyon Start

Bri (superiore): Canyon End

Cavallasca: Canyon Start

Cavallasca: Canyon End

Cavallasca: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Ropewiki

Croarescio: Canyon Start
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Croarescio Some anchors are weirdly placed. MC 20 at the c55 is kinda tricky. You have to climb up a very slippery rock that tilts towards the...
2025-09-04: Nice flow, anchor placement wasn't optimal
2025-09-04: Nice canyon, I'll probably go back next time to defuse a few MC spots with the drill and check out a few more possible jumps, now it had too much water to say for sure (just from the bridge at the beg...
Approach: Right next to the parking lot.
Tour: C20 from the bridge (possibly jump 15m, still unsure ?) C10 left MC25, the anchors are now at 2.5m. If not slippery, you can probably go to the tree in front on the right, and then pull over to the left to the belay. C65, goes well next to the water. C12 dry on the right T4 C15, difficult to reach, be careful if there is a lot of water, the gap at the exit is unpleasant and dangerous. C20 MC20 right (for C55) C40 left, the anchors are well hidden behind the corner. C20 left flat C10 left, hidden in the overhang. C7 right C20 left C25 right C15, if not covered with gravel S10 C5, or S3 C22 with ponytail

Croarescio: Canyon End
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Croarescio Some anchors are weirdly placed. MC 20 at the c55 is kinda tricky. You have to climb up a very slippery rock that tilts towards the...
2025-09-04: Nice flow, anchor placement wasn't optimal
2025-09-04: Nice canyon, I'll probably go back next time to defuse a few MC spots with the drill and check out a few more possible jumps, now it had too much water to say for sure (just from the bridge at the beg...
Return: At the bridge, take the hiking trail and return to the village of Chiggiogna.

Foss: Canyon Start

Foss: Canyon End

Fòuda: Canyon Start

Fòuda: Canyon End

Vitelli: Canyon End
2025-08-09: Early start because there was a lot of water at the exit yesterday and I was alone. The access path has disappeared at the start, work is currently being carried out on the rockfall protection. It's b...
2025-07-06: Water level on the verge of "crazy". The problem is not the water flow, but the "hail of stones" on some rappels. See photo. A maillon is missing... Anchors very well positioned throughout, even for...
2023-08-06: All hooks are not redundant (express anchor + rings), but well placed without edges. A few small abseiling places. The weather can change very quickly due to the alpine location, with us it has briefl...
Return: After the last rappel, you can already see the parking lot and come directly to the road on the left.

Vitelli: Canyon Start
2025-08-09: Early start because there was a lot of water at the exit yesterday and I was alone. The access path has disappeared at the start, work is currently being carried out on the rockfall protection. It's b...
2025-07-06: Water level on the verge of "crazy". The problem is not the water flow, but the "hail of stones" on some rappels. See photo. A maillon is missing... Anchors very well positioned throughout, even for...
2023-08-06: All hooks are not redundant (express anchor + rings), but well placed without edges. A few small abseiling places. The weather can change very quickly due to the alpine location, with us it has briefl...
Approach: From the parking lot, an initially steep hiking trail begins opposite, which you follow in a south-easterly direction. At a junction, take the left-hand variant until you reach a small lake (Lago del Mot). After approx. 200m, turn right into the streambed, where you can clearly see the entry to the first part of the canyon.
Tour: Several very narrow, dark gulches with numerous rock arches separated by more open parts where you can easily get out. This is followed by a longer walk and downclimb with some water. In the final part, which is no longer so narrowly cut, there are about 10 more rappels.

Vitelli: Parking at Exit
2025-08-09: Early start because there was a lot of water at the exit yesterday and I was alone. The access path has disappeared at the start, work is currently being carried out on the rockfall protection. It's b...
2025-07-06: Water level on the verge of "crazy". The problem is not the water flow, but the "hail of stones" on some rappels. See photo. A maillon is missing... Anchors very well positioned throughout, even for...
2023-08-06: All hooks are not redundant (express anchor + rings), but well placed without edges. A few small abseiling places. The weather can change very quickly due to the alpine location, with us it has briefl...
Access: Drive from Bormio in the direction of the Stelvio Pass. After a few tunnels, leave a car in the parking lot on the left before a small bridge. Due to the heavy traffic, a shuttle with a second car is recommended. Continue for 10 hairpin bends until you come to another large gravel parking place on the left.
Return: After the last rappel, you can already see the parking lot and come directly to the road on the left.

Vitelli: Parking at Entry
Access: Drive from Bormio in the direction of the Stelvio Pass. After a few tunnels, leave a car in the parking lot on the left before a small bridge. Due to the heavy traffic, a shuttle with a second car is recommended. Continue for 10 hairpin bends until you come to another large gravel parking place on the left.
Return: After the last rappel, you can already see the parking lot and come directly to the road on the left.

Costa (inferiore): Canyon Start

Costa (inferiore): Canyon End

Costa (superiore): Canyon Start

Costa (superiore): Canyon End

Froda (Superiore): Canyon Start1
v4 a3 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | 40m
2025-06-29: Integrals. Perfect water level for this. Used trees a few times in the superiore. Overnight stay in hut Compiett

Froda (Superiore): Canyon End1
v4 a3 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | 40m
2025-06-29: Integrals. Perfect water level for this. Used trees a few times in the superiore. Overnight stay in hut Compiett

Gorduno (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-30: Easy to walk. All single hooks, but all in good condition
Approach: https://swisstopo.app/i/5/CV9VJ9TA
Tour: Starts with 4 beautiful rappels. Then streambed hiking. Another 3 beautiful abseils. Finish with another 300 meter streambed hike

Gorduno (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-06-30: Easy to walk. All single hooks, but all in good condition

Gorduno (superiore): Canyon Start

Gorduno (superiore): Canyon End

Iragna (superiore superiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start bei 880 HM Fun Elemente- V5-A3-III max. 50 m
Tour: Inspection from deleted duplicate: 3 stars , description 0/3, anchor 0/3 18.06.2023 Bina Everything ok at this water level. Also with us were: Patrik Bartel Timo Eicher Lucki 😎

Iragna (superiore superiore): Canyon End

Iragna (superiore superiore): Canyon Start
Tour: Inspection from deleted duplicate: 3 stars , description 0/3, anchor 0/3 18.06.2023 Bina Everything ok at this water level. Also with us were: Patrik Bartel Timo Eicher Lucki 😎

Orino: Canyon Start1

Orino: Canyon End1

Ticinetto (superiore): Canyon Start

Ticinetto (superiore): Canyon End

Piera: Canyon Start

Piera: Canyon End

Val Marcri (superiore): Canyon End

Val Marcri (superiore): Canyon Start

Nèdro: Canyon Start

Nèdro: Canyon End

Sassengo: Canyon Start

Sassengo: Canyon End

Uregn: Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Uregn Beautiful canyon, some hooks are questionable and rusty. Fun to do with high flow (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-09-03: There was one anchor missing. You can rappel dry troug the bushes on the right. It was beautiful with the flow we had.
2024-08-26: Anchors ok, quite slippery and some wood in some puddles, still beautiful.
Approach: At the bridge at 1009m you can walk down into the streambed, and in a little more than 100m the canyon begins.
Tour: The canyon actually has the same ambience throughout. Small steps rappeling in the water, in a constant 10-30m gulch. An emergency exit is often possible every 5 rappels (even if it is often steep up the slope). There are three larger waterfalls during the tour, with the very large one being the crux of the tour.

Uregn: Canyon End
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Uregn Beautiful canyon, some hooks are questionable and rusty. Fun to do with high flow (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-09-03: There was one anchor missing. You can rappel dry troug the bushes on the right. It was beautiful with the flow we had.
2024-08-26: Anchors ok, quite slippery and some wood in some puddles, still beautiful.
Return: You can park right by the bridge at 618m and walk well out of the streambed. The last 2 steps under the bridge are nothing special and after that you end up in nowhere.

Uregn: Waypoint
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Uregn Beautiful canyon, some hooks are questionable and rusty. Fun to do with high flow (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-09-03: There was one anchor missing. You can rappel dry troug the bushes on the right. It was beautiful with the flow we had.
2024-08-26: Anchors ok, quite slippery and some wood in some puddles, still beautiful.
Comment: Einstieg in den Bach - ab hier im Bachbett
Approach: At the bridge at 1009m you can walk down into the streambed, and in a little more than 100m the canyon begins.

Uregn: Parking at Exit
Comment: Gleich bei der Brücke
Access: There is not much space to park directly at the top, so perhaps it is best to stop at the bends before the turn-off.
Return: You can park right by the bridge at 618m and walk well out of the streambed. The last 2 steps under the bridge are nothing special and after that you end up in nowhere.

Uregn: Parking at Entry
Comment: Übernommen von descente Canyon - nicht verifziert
Access: There is not much space to park directly at the top, so perhaps it is best to stop at the bends before the turn-off.
Return: You can park right by the bridge at 618m and walk well out of the streambed. The last 2 steps under the bridge are nothing special and after that you end up in nowhere.

Prugiasco (inferiore): Canyon Start

Prugiasco (inferiore): Canyon End

Prugiasco (superiore): Canyon Start
2022-07-04: Have probably set the record for walking time. 15 minutes from car to car. We didn't even stuff the ropes back into the rucksack but threaded them straight to the next anchor.
Approach: A trail goes up directly between the canyon and the gulch south of it. This is the quickest way to the start.
Tour: A few small rappels and you're out again.

Prugiasco (superiore): Canyon End
2022-07-04: Have probably set the record for walking time. 15 minutes from car to car. We didn't even stuff the ropes back into the rucksack but threaded them straight to the next anchor.
Return: Just a few steps and you're back at the car.

Prugiasco (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2022-07-04: Have probably set the record for walking time. 15 minutes from car to car. We didn't even stuff the ropes back into the rucksack but threaded them straight to the next anchor.
Access: The drive up takes a while, the mountain road is single lane and has lots of bends. The canyon is definitely faster than the drive up.
Return: Just a few steps and you're back at the car.

Anzon: Canyon End

Anzon: Canyon Start

Bogiasch: Canyon End

Bogiasch: Canyon Start

Vallone: Canyon Start
2024-10-05: No slings on the trees. There is currently a dead sow on the 2nd rappel. The first part is nice. After the long rappel quite a lot of rubble. The last one is quite nice again.
2024-06-24: Deflection hook at c45 is damaged. An additional anchor has been placed at c45 so that it is now divided into c38 + c7. Take care here when pulling off the ropes!
2024-06-24: 3 anchors newly set, slippery in places, nice rappel canyon when there is otherwise a lot of water.
Approach: Follow the official hiking trails to the access bridge
Tour: Abseiling points (as of 2024) equipped where necessary. The high abseiling point in particular is equipped redundantly. However, natural anchoring options must be used in many places.

Vallone: Canyon End
2024-10-05: No slings on the trees. There is currently a dead sow on the 2nd rappel. The first part is nice. After the long rappel quite a lot of rubble. The last one is quite nice again.
2024-06-24: Deflection hook at c45 is damaged. An additional anchor has been placed at c45 so that it is now divided into c38 + c7. Take care here when pulling off the ropes!
2024-06-24: 3 anchors newly set, slippery in places, nice rappel canyon when there is otherwise a lot of water.
Return: Several exit options. It is best to turn left at the small stone bridge to the climbing garden and continue along the road back to the station.

Vallone: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-05: No slings on the trees. There is currently a dead sow on the 2nd rappel. The first part is nice. After the long rappel quite a lot of rubble. The last one is quite nice again.
2024-06-24: Deflection hook at c45 is damaged. An additional anchor has been placed at c45 so that it is now divided into c38 + c7. Take care here when pulling off the ropes!
2024-06-24: 3 anchors newly set, slippery in places, nice rappel canyon when there is otherwise a lot of water.
Comment: Wenige 24h Parkplätze, bei den restlichen Parkplätzen ist die erlaubte Parkdauer auf 1-2 Stunden begrenzt
Access: In Bellinzona, park on the far side of the railroad tracks. There are a few 24-hour parking spaces, the remaining parking spaces have a time limit of 1-2 hours. Or you can also get there by public transport. Bellinzona train station is right next to the canyon.
Return: Several exit options. It is best to turn left at the small stone bridge to the climbing garden and continue along the road back to the station.

Mucia: Canyon End
2025-08-24: Perfect water level. Despite the sunshine and warm weather, the water was rather cold ;-) 4 hooks replaced and one added. Some places can be easily downclimbed (depending on the water level, of course...
Return: From the wooden bridge back up to the parking lot.

Mucia: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Perfect water level. Despite the sunshine and warm weather, the water was rather cold ;-) 4 hooks replaced and one added. Some places can be easily downclimbed (depending on the water level, of course...
Approach: From the parking lot we can already see the canyon and the access. Follow the forest road to the wooden bridge. You can check the water level at the wooden bridge. Then follow the path (not marked but clearly visible) on the orthographic right-hand side of the canyon to the entry point.
Tour: At the beginning there is one rappel after the other. Beautifully polished rock with clear water in the pools. There are a few jumps and slides. In between, the canyon opens up and it is possible to get out. Smaller walking passages in the middle section. A few more rappels at the end.

Traversagna: Canyon Start
Approach: The Traversagna is a pretty canyon that begins in the village of Roveredo GR. There are two ways of "descending": 1. from the church, climb up the watercourse in an easy scramble for about 1 hour until you reach a waterfall where it is not possible to climb up. It is a beautiful environment with some pools, jumps and topogans. 2. we start the canyon upstream, where there are many steps that make entry difficult - in total there are three more waterfalls than in option 1.

Traversagna: Canyon End

Gesena: Canyon Start

Gesena: Canyon End

Moleno (sup-sup) - Riale die Gariss: Canyon Start
v4 a3 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | 40m
2023-06-17: With an overnight stay in a hut in Gariss. What a cool tour, especially the superiore. Integrale rather discontinuous and too long.

Moleno (sup-sup) - Riale die Gariss: Canyon End
2023-06-17: With an overnight stay in a hut in Gariss. What a cool tour, especially the superiore. Integrale rather discontinuous and too long.

Moleno (sup-sup) - Riale die Gariss: Parking at Entry
2023-06-17: With an overnight stay in a hut in Gariss. What a cool tour, especially the superiore. Integrale rather discontinuous and too long.

Moleno (sup-sup) - Riale di Moleno: Canyon Start

Moleno (sup-sup) - Riale di Moleno: Canyon End

Mühltobel (unterer Abschnitt): Canyon Start
2025-08-23: Jump at the first rappel currently not feasible, pool gravelled over after flooding. A rope traverse was torn away, we were able to improvise with dead wood, see photo. With less water it will probabl...
2025-08-21: As the Kobelache had too much water, we did the lower Mühltobel. Jump is possible, as is the slide before the final abseil. Stream very smooth as usual. Anchors all intact. As always a nice tour.
Approach: From the parking lot in the hairpin bends, descend a little to the next haipin bend. Follow the clearly visible path and cross into the valley. Pass two wooden buildings and continue down towards the stream. Beware of the risk of slipping. There are several fixed ropes here to make the descent to the entry easier. After a few minutes you reach the entry point.
Tour: The tour is quite easy and suitable for beginners. Starting with approx. 150m of walking passages in the streambed with some woodwork, we come to the first rappel C10. Here, after approx. 7m, there is a jump out of the chute. Jumping is often possible. However, if the water level is very low, be sure to check the pool beforehand. It is not possible to slide out of the chute, as a rock protrudes directly below the waterfall. After further downclimbing in the tree mikado, we come to a fixed rope R2. This was no longer accessible on the last tour (August 25). However, it can be bypassed on the right by downclimbing. The following C3 can also be downclimbed to the left. After another 150m of walking passages, we reach a rope traverse on the right to the chain anchor R8. Continue over another rope traverse to the C10 orographic left. After this rappel, go directly to the rope traverse of the maximum rappel C18 on the left. This is followed by approx. 100m walking passages over several tree trunks. We come to a slide T4. Attention: the arrival pool is not too deep. Alternatively, you can rappel here via a single bolt on the right. The chain anchor to the final abseil C10 is located directly afterwards. All belays are equipped with chain anchors. Only the rappel at the slide consists of a single bolt.

Mühltobel (unterer Abschnitt): Canyon End
2025-08-23: Jump at the first rappel currently not feasible, pool gravelled over after flooding. A rope traverse was torn away, we were able to improvise with dead wood, see photo. With less water it will probabl...
2025-08-21: As the Kobelache had too much water, we did the lower Mühltobel. Jump is possible, as is the slide before the final abseil. Stream very smooth as usual. Anchors all intact. As always a nice tour.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn right onto a clearly visible path. Follow this trail a few meters through the forest until you reach the road. Follow this down to the second car or up to the car.

Mühltobel (unterer Abschnitt): Parking at Exit
2025-08-23: Jump at the first rappel currently not feasible, pool gravelled over after flooding. A rope traverse was torn away, we were able to improvise with dead wood, see photo. With less water it will probabl...
2025-08-21: As the Kobelache had too much water, we did the lower Mühltobel. Jump is possible, as is the slide before the final abseil. Stream very smooth as usual. Anchors all intact. As always a nice tour.
Access: Coming from the A14, take exit 31 (Klaus) and head towards Röthis. We follow the Schlößlestraße until before the bridge over the Frödisch. There is a wood processing plant here, where there are gravel areas with logs to the left and right of the road. Park the first car here (please note the no-stopping signs and company exit!). Take the second car over the bridge in the direction of Dafins. Park the second car in one of the bays.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn right onto a clearly visible path. Follow this trail a few meters through the forest until you reach the road. Follow this down to the second car or up to the car.

Mühltobel (unterer Abschnitt): Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from the A14, take exit 31 (Klaus) and head towards Röthis. We follow the Schlößlestraße until before the bridge over the Frödisch. There is a wood processing plant here, where there are gravel areas with logs to the left and right of the road. Park the first car here (please note the no-stopping signs and company exit!). Take the second car over the bridge in the direction of Dafins. Park the second car in one of the bays.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn right onto a clearly visible path. Follow this trail a few meters through the forest until you reach the road. Follow this down to the second car or up to the car.

Grahams Stream: Parking at Entry
2023-02-04: Have gone after heavy rain, but no problem at all due to small catchment area. Very little drilled in, as already announced. However, there were many fixed loops with maillons. Are probably got in a l...
Comment: Devils Punchbowl Carpark
Access: From Arthur's Pass Village, follow SH73 north on foot to Punchbowl Road and the Car Park. (You can also park one car there, the second at the exit - saves about 2km/30min walking time)
Return: The canyon exits at about 1000m. Then follow the streambed to the Bealey River (approx. 45min). From there either take the second car or walk on the SH73 back to Arthur's Pass Village.

Grahams Stream: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2023-02-04: Have gone after heavy rain, but no problem at all due to small catchment area. Very little drilled in, as already announced. However, there were many fixed loops with maillons. Are probably got in a l...
Comment: zweites Auto könnte hier auch entlang der Straße abgestellt werden

Grahams Stream: Canyon End
2023-02-04: Have gone after heavy rain, but no problem at all due to small catchment area. Very little drilled in, as already announced. However, there were many fixed loops with maillons. Are probably got in a l...
Comment: von hier nur noch dem Bachbett zum Bealey River folgen
Return: The canyon exits at about 1000m. Then follow the streambed to the Bealey River (approx. 45min). From there either take the second car or walk on the SH73 back to Arthur's Pass Village.

Grahams Stream: Canyon Start
Comment: ungefährer Einstiegspunkt
Approach: From the Car Park, follow the Devils Punchbowl Track once over the Bealey River and a second time over Devils Punchbowl Creek. Then turn right and follow the Mount Aicken Track for about 800m. At about 1620m, descend in a south-facing chute for 750m until you reach a small mountain lake. From there, descend steeply south-east into the canyon.
Tour: The tour starts at approx. 1400m. In 2019 only 3 stands were drilled. The rest were rappelled at natural points.

Piumogna (inferiore): Canyon Start

Piumogna (inferiore): Canyon End

Piumogna (intermedio): Canyon Start

Piumogna (intermedio): Canyon End

Piumogna (superiore): Canyon Start

Piumogna (superiore): Canyon End

Piumogna (sup - sup): Canyon Start

Piumogna (sup - sup): Canyon End

Prosito (north): Canyon Start
2025-09-30: Quite nice, some abseils and actually quite vertical for the shortness. At the first high rappel there is an intermediate belay after three meters on the right, but it is difficult to reach. On the se...
2025-09-29: Turn some anchors, ropes could be replaced next year.
2025-08-29: Nice tour for bad weather, short and crisp. Only a few pitches overall, but well worth it! All anchors top.

Prosito (north): Canyon End
2025-09-30: Quite nice, some abseils and actually quite vertical for the shortness. At the first high rappel there is an intermediate belay after three meters on the right, but it is difficult to reach. On the se...
2025-09-29: Turn some anchors, ropes could be replaced next year.
2025-08-29: Nice tour for bad weather, short and crisp. Only a few pitches overall, but well worth it! All anchors top.

Prosito (north): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-30: Quite nice, some abseils and actually quite vertical for the shortness. At the first high rappel there is an intermediate belay after three meters on the right, but it is difficult to reach. On the se...
2025-09-29: Turn some anchors, ropes could be replaced next year.
2025-08-29: Nice tour for bad weather, short and crisp. Only a few pitches overall, but well worth it! All anchors top.
Access: Parking lot in Prosito after the bridge: 2'719'002.48, 1'126'766.35

Prosito (south): Canyon Start
2025-09-28: It has been raining for almost a week now. The water level of Prosito South was too much at the lecture, but doable today. We chose the alternative entry and got in at about 1000hm. The orographic p...
2025-05-24: Upper entry chosen. The orographic access on the left is not recommended: longer, difficult and full of ticks ... Very beautiful in the canyon at the top, very slippery and green at the bottom.
2025-05-11: Start at an alternative start at 970m. Open canyon with many abseils and few walking passages. The upper part in particular is worthwhile... at some point at the bottom you have had enough (or is it j...
Comment: Start Holzi

Prosito (south): Canyon End
2025-09-28: It has been raining for almost a week now. The water level of Prosito South was too much at the lecture, but doable today. We chose the alternative entry and got in at about 1000hm. The orographic p...
2025-05-24: Upper entry chosen. The orographic access on the left is not recommended: longer, difficult and full of ticks ... Very beautiful in the canyon at the top, very slippery and green at the bottom.
2025-05-11: Start at an alternative start at 970m. Open canyon with many abseils and few walking passages. The upper part in particular is worthwhile... at some point at the bottom you have had enough (or is it j...

Prosito (south): Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-28: It has been raining for almost a week now. The water level of Prosito South was too much at the lecture, but doable today. We chose the alternative entry and got in at about 1000hm. The orographic p...
2025-05-24: Upper entry chosen. The orographic access on the left is not recommended: longer, difficult and full of ticks ... Very beautiful in the canyon at the top, very slippery and green at the bottom.
2025-05-11: Start at an alternative start at 970m. Open canyon with many abseils and few walking passages. The upper part in particular is worthwhile... at some point at the bottom you have had enough (or is it j...
Comment: Start Ropewiki

Prosito (south): Parking at Entry

Val Biasagn: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | 50m
2024-10-03: Attention! Canyon is not drilled! We did not find any old anchors. Set the first anchor and then used improvised anchors except for the last three rappels (also newly drilled)! Lots of wood in the can...

Val Biasagn: Canyon End
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | 50m
2024-10-03: Attention! Canyon is not drilled! We did not find any old anchors. Set the first anchor and then used improvised anchors except for the last three rappels (also newly drilled)! Lots of wood in the can...

Bordione (sup - sup): Canyon Start

Bordione (sup - sup): Canyon End

Giumaglio (superiore): Canyon Start

Giumaglio (superiore): Canyon End

Falletenbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Falletenbach Court encaissement mais bel enchainement de verticales.Il y a 1 fractio dans la vasque supendue de la 50, pratique pour le rappel...
2024-07-15: We walked the pavement road in hot weather. The approach had no tree shadow... making this canyon less worthy. It's better to come here on a cloudy day with more previous rain accumulation. All anchor...
2024-05-18: Short canyon with one beautiful part. It is almost always doable, even if other canyons have too much water.
Approach: From the parking lot in Niederurnen, walk towards the stream and turn left onto a forest path (no driving). Follow this to the exit and then follow the path to the right, which leads across a meadow to the road, which you follow up to the top. At the exit of the asphalted road, follow the fence to the canyon rim, then rope down the tree 25 m into the canyon. The owner has paved a slope down to the stream, but has declared it as private land.
Tour: The tour starts in the forest with smaller rappels, sometimes trees are needed as it is slippery. After 15 - 20 minutes it becomes more raviney and the tour starts to be fun. When you get a view, you have almost reached the exit. A 70 m waterfall marks the end. Then there is a final rappel into the unsightly streambed.

Falletenbach: Canyon End
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Falletenbach Court encaissement mais bel enchainement de verticales.Il y a 1 fractio dans la vasque supendue de la 50, pratique pour le rappel...
2024-07-15: We walked the pavement road in hot weather. The approach had no tree shadow... making this canyon less worthy. It's better to come here on a cloudy day with more previous rain accumulation. All anchor...
2024-05-18: Short canyon with one beautiful part. It is almost always doable, even if other canyons have too much water.
Return: Follow the stream until you reach the road or dirt track. From there it is 2 minutes to the parking lot. Total 15 - 20 min.

Falletenbach: Parking at Entry
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Falletenbach Court encaissement mais bel enchainement de verticales.Il y a 1 fractio dans la vasque supendue de la 50, pratique pour le rappel...
2024-07-15: We walked the pavement road in hot weather. The approach had no tree shadow... making this canyon less worthy. It's better to come here on a cloudy day with more previous rain accumulation. All anchor...
2024-05-18: Short canyon with one beautiful part. It is almost always doable, even if other canyons have too much water.
Access: From Zurich, take the A3 highway to the Bilten exit, then head towards Niederurnen. In a left-hand bend, turn right into the main road and then immediately left into Strehlgasse, which becomes Feldstrasse. Follow this road until you reach the P.
Return: Follow the stream until you reach the road or dirt track. From there it is 2 minutes to the parking lot. Total 15 - 20 min.

Zwüschebächgrabe: Canyon Start

Zwüschebächgrabe: Canyon End

Allmenalpfall: Canyon Start
Approach: Either take the cable car or the via ferrata in the canyon to the top. The via ferrata option is recommended for those in good physical condition. If necessary, only the equipment can be sent up by cable car.

Allmenalpfall: Canyon End

Allmenalpfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Allmebahn

Altelsbach: Canyon Start

Altelsbach: Canyon End

Balmhornbach: Canyon Start

Balmhornbach: Canyon End

Wildelsigfall: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Perfect water level First belay demolished, but climbable. Second and third belay in one go (third belay not found). From then on as in the topographic view. The ice climbing intermediate belays in ve...

Wildelsigfall: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Perfect water level First belay demolished, but climbable. Second and third belay in one go (third belay not found). From then on as in the topographic view. The ice climbing intermediate belays in ve...

Altnerschbach

Ammertebach

Guschatobel: Canyon Start

Guschatobel: Canyon End

Guschatobel: Parking Entry and Exit

Aqua da Palü - Cavagliasch (Superiore): Canyon Start
2025-11-07: A lot of ice in the canyon, we found only 3 anchors, the rest we had to add them with a drill or improvise rock bridges or small ice columns. We called the headquarters and although they did not belie...

Aqua da Palü - Cavagliasch (Superiore): Canyon End
2025-11-07: A lot of ice in the canyon, we found only 3 anchors, the rest we had to add them with a drill or improvise rock bridges or small ice columns. We called the headquarters and although they did not belie...

Aqua da Palü - Cavagliasch (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-07: A lot of ice in the canyon, we found only 3 anchors, the rest we had to add them with a drill or improvise rock bridges or small ice columns. We called the headquarters and although they did not belie...
Comment: Parking Ospizio

Aqua da Palü - Cavagliasch (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Cavaglia

Brechgraben
2024-09-01: The Alpine Center runs this canyon commercially, so the protection is excellent. If you have any questions, you can get in touch there.
2024-08-31: Parking lot directly at the exit, there is a great combination of slides, jumps and rappels. We took our time and were through in 1 hour.
2023-09-17: Short but not at all sorry. In the last pool you can go up the side to make various jumps.

Brüggentobelbach - Brüggentobel

Büössalpbach: Canyon Start

Büössalpbach: Canyon End

Burgisgraben: Canyon Start
Tour: Attention - Ropewiki gives the highest abseil point as 41m.

Burgisgraben: Canyon End

Burgisgraben: Parking Entry and Exit

Cafäntisbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: I took a colleague with me to inject, now he will think that canyoning in Switzerland is as miserable as the creek. It's slippery, has Mikado wood everywhere, stones come loose, large parts only for...
Approach: From the parking lot at p.1058 it is a 15-20min walk to the entry.
Tour: Mostly open with many possibilities to get out, also very interrupted between the rappels.

Cafäntisbach: Canyon End
2025-10-06: I took a colleague with me to inject, now he will think that canyoning in Switzerland is as miserable as the creek. It's slippery, has Mikado wood everywhere, stones come loose, large parts only for...
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for 5 minutes and then exit to the right.

Cafäntisbach: Parking at Exit
2025-10-06: I took a colleague with me to inject, now he will think that canyoning in Switzerland is as miserable as the creek. It's slippery, has Mikado wood everywhere, stones come loose, large parts only for...
Access: You can drive up the steep road to p.1058, after that driving is prohibited.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for 5 minutes and then exit to the right.

Cafäntisbach: Parking at Entry
Access: You can drive up the steep road to p.1058, after that driving is prohibited.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream for 5 minutes and then exit to the right.

Carecchio (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-09-13: Got in from the Gared tributary. Good water level, not slippery, but already quite cold now. Pincascia reading at 0.74 cubic meters.
Tour: Rather flat tour with some high possible jumps. The walking passage to the Inferiore also has some nice looking rocks and pools (at least up to Monte della Valle, then there is 1km of scree up to the Inferiore).

Carecchio (superiore): Canyon End
2024-09-13: Got in from the Gared tributary. Good water level, not slippery, but already quite cold now. Pincascia reading at 0.74 cubic meters.

Torrent du Fournel: Parking lot Alternative access
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Dernier Fournel de la saison. Personne dans le canyon. -10 a l'échelle. Top conditions. Pas vu de conséquences notables des récentes c...
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Attention, les sauts qui étaient encore possibles la semaine dernière ne l'étaient plus aujourd'hui, car l'eau dans les bassins n'arri...
2025-09-05: Compared to a week ago, hardly anything is still jumpable - pools are full and sometimes only knee-deep
Comment: Nicht lohnenswert
Access: In L'Argentiére, take the road that leads to the Fournel valley and the silver mines of the same name. Follow the road to the parking lot of the mine, which is the lower parking lot (small wooden hut with telephone booth).
Return: At the mine, exit on the left bank via the path

Torrent du Fournel: Parking at Exit
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Dernier Fournel de la saison. Personne dans le canyon. -10 a l'échelle. Top conditions. Pas vu de conséquences notables des récentes c...
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Attention, les sauts qui étaient encore possibles la semaine dernière ne l'étaient plus aujourd'hui, car l'eau dans les bassins n'arri...
2025-09-05: Compared to a week ago, hardly anything is still jumpable - pools are full and sometimes only knee-deep
Comment: Parkplatz an der Mine - Umparken Möglich
Access: In L'Argentiére, take the road that leads to the Fournel valley and the silver mines of the same name. Follow the road to the parking lot of the mine, which is the lower parking lot (small wooden hut with telephone booth).
Return: At the mine, exit on the left bank via the path

Torrent du Fournel: Parking at Entry
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Dernier Fournel de la saison. Personne dans le canyon. -10 a l'échelle. Top conditions. Pas vu de conséquences notables des récentes c...
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournel Attention, les sauts qui étaient encore possibles la semaine dernière ne l'étaient plus aujourd'hui, car l'eau dans les bassins n'arri...
2025-09-05: Compared to a week ago, hardly anything is still jumpable - pools are full and sometimes only knee-deep
Comment: Parkplatz in der Mitte - Umparken Möglich
Access: In L'Argentiére, take the road that leads to the Fournel valley and the silver mines of the same name. Follow the road to the parking lot of the mine, which is the lower parking lot (small wooden hut with telephone booth).
Return: At the mine, exit on the left bank via the path

Torrent du Fournel: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht lohnenswert
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the asphalt road uphill to the beginning of the canyon (signposted).
Tour: The level can change quickly. The canyon has a number of exits that are equipped like via ferratas and, above all, are well marked. There is a scale at the entrance that shows the water level. Access to the canyon is only permitted when the scale at the entrance to the canyon shows 0 or lower. No one is allowed in the canyon after 6 pm. The descent consists of a series of small jumps, slides, etc. (Check the water depth!). (Check the water depth! The level can change quickly) During the walk down, there are 3 or 4 passages under blocks or siphons that break up the descent. One of the siphons is remarkable in the middle of the canyon. The blocks form a floor with a siphon in the middle. Despite the feeling of confinement, it goes very well and you end up in the pool below in a fraction of a second. Everything can be done without ropes, without having to worry. July to September seems to be the best time for this canyon, which is heavily frequented by tour guides. It is the most frequented canyon of the Haut Val-Durance as it is one of the easiest and is suitable for a first discovery of the area, taking place in a beautiful natural setting. If you know how to use the terrain, it even offers good opportunities for jumps, slides and unexpected passages.

Torrent du Fournel: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg an der Mine

Torrent du Fournel: Canyon Start
Comment: Beginn der Engstelle des Canyons
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the asphalt road uphill to the beginning of the canyon (signposted).
Tour: The level can change quickly. The canyon has a number of exits that are equipped like via ferratas and, above all, are well marked. There is a scale at the entrance that shows the water level. Access to the canyon is only permitted when the scale at the entrance to the canyon shows 0 or lower. No one is allowed in the canyon after 6 pm. The descent consists of a series of small jumps, slides, etc. (Check the water depth!). (Check the water depth! The level can change quickly) During the walk down, there are 3 or 4 passages under blocks or siphons that break up the descent. One of the siphons is remarkable in the middle of the canyon. The blocks form a floor with a siphon in the middle. Despite the feeling of confinement, it goes very well and you end up in the pool below in a fraction of a second. Everything can be done without ropes, without having to worry. July to September seems to be the best time for this canyon, which is heavily frequented by tour guides. It is the most frequented canyon of the Haut Val-Durance as it is one of the easiest and is suitable for a first discovery of the area, taking place in a beautiful natural setting. If you know how to use the terrain, it even offers good opportunities for jumps, slides and unexpected passages.

Rouanne: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Equipement OKeau très froideGlissantAucune difficulté (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Eau très très froide (Quelle:
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Découverte d'une très belle pépite, magnifiques petites piscines. L'eau était cristalline, un peu de soleil au départ puis un peu...
Access: From Gap, head towards Grenoble, then Col de Manse; at the crossroads, go straight on towards Ancelle. Go past the ski station and cross the second bridge over the Rouanne stream (point 1341m, direction St Léger). From the bridge, always in the direction of St Léger, continue for 230m and then turn right. Follow this small road straight ahead, which becomes a dirt road, to the large parking lot near the sheep enclosure, altitude 1620m. From Grenoble, just after the hamlet of Brutinel, turn left towards Ancelle / Orcières-merlette. The best way to avoid passing through Ancelle is to turn right at the entrance to the village over a bridge towards Col de Moissière, then left towards St Léger. As with the approach via Gap, turn left at the 2nd bridge, right and then 230 m right.
Return: From the final C8 you can reach the parking lot in 5 minutes by walking along the watercourse RD or RG.

Rouanne: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Equipement OKeau très froideGlissantAucune difficulté (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Eau très très froide (Quelle:
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Découverte d'une très belle pépite, magnifiques petites piscines. L'eau était cristalline, un peu de soleil au départ puis un peu...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the main path, which you leave and switch to the left-hand path. Very quickly you reach the exit of the canyon with a view of the last waterfall (C8). Follow this track (the same path as the via ferrata), which you leave at the 1st hairpin on the right to reach a good path (quite steep in the undergrowth) that overlooks the canyon. From the top you bypass a small scree basin and reach a grassy plain. Continue along a path that crosses the stream just before the first obstacle (C4). For the intermediate approach, descend via a path in the trees directly after the boulder field.
Tour: A C4, then a C10, some small passages (qq slides and an inclined plane) lead to the middle start. Then a few small waterfalls, including a C10, and a short walk lead to the finale. For this penultimate pool, rappel, slide or jump over bank D. Note that this pool is not very deep, aim for the right-hand part for the jump; if in doubt, rappel or slide (which works very well). C8 concludes this beautiful descent. ATTENTION: In the upper part, some slides are not accessible, watch out for the sloping wall in strong currents or if the ratchet is very slippery. Only a few jumps are also possible in the lower section. If the water is not transparent, you are not familiar with this route and the obstacle is equipped, opt for an abseil. This canyon is often visited by groups under professional guidance, which is why you will often find permanently installed ropes at the small jumps. Have the decency to leave them in place... Commitment The intermediate entry is an obvious escape route located about 20 min from the classic entry. Néammois, before the 10 m high waterfall, you can escape on the right bank on a (somewhat exposed) but obvious ledge. Period/character of the water The water is quite cold, June/September. The water character (A2) at low water is corrected upwards in spring or early summer, as this canyon is a mountain stretch where the snow can remain for quite a long time. Check the flow rate at the last waterfall (not at the height of the slope, because of losses). Notes Another canyon very close by: Peyron Roux (the 45/50 m waterfall that plunges 15 min before arriving in RD). To link these two canyons in sunshine, prefer this tributary in the morning and then Rouanette around 1pm to get through before the groups. Likewise, to spend a pleasant and full day in the mountains, attack from the top (Jas Cerisier above, see map), some nice rappels with short sleeves, then the connection of 30min (1km).

Rouanne: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Equipement OKeau très froideGlissantAucune difficulté (Quelle:
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Eau très très froide (Quelle:
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jas Cerisier Découverte d'une très belle pépite, magnifiques petites piscines. L'eau était cristalline, un peu de soleil au départ puis un peu...
Return: From the final C8 you can reach the parking lot in 5 minutes by walking along the watercourse RD or RG.

Lesgiüna: Canyon Start

Lesgiüna: Canyon End

Osura: Canyon Start

Osura: Canyon End

Mergoscia: Canyon Start

Mergoscia: Canyon End

Verzasca (superiore): Canyon Start
v4 a5 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | 30m
2025-07-18: Canyon went to walk there were only the most necessary anchors set... Rappels on trees and rocks or bypassed... Gladly set a few more anchors then it's even more fun... You can look at narrow secti...

Verzasca (superiore): Canyon End
2025-07-18: Canyon went to walk there were only the most necessary anchors set... Rappels on trees and rocks or bypassed... Gladly set a few more anchors then it's even more fun... You can look at narrow secti...

Cortesell: Canyon Start
2024-09-14: All anchors ok. Access down into the canyon from Cortesell a bit tedious - possibly descended too early
Approach: Then follow the initially paved, later gravel road westwards along the Torrente Osola. At its exit at the material cable car, you first cross a bridge over the Cortesell. Directly after this bridge, a path branches off upwards. Follow this up to an altitude of about 1300m (past the first house), then leave the path and descend slightly, more to the east, through the bushes more or less directly down to the stream.
Tour: After the first rappel, there is a slightly longer walking passage. This is followed by rappel after rappel. First over flat, open terrain. Later, the stream is cut into a little and is no longer so beautifully polished. The stream exits directly at the bridge we crossed on the access.

Cortesell: Canyon End
2024-09-14: All anchors ok. Access down into the canyon from Cortesell a bit tedious - possibly descended too early
Return: Follow the road back to the car.

Cortesell: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-14: All anchors ok. Access down into the canyon from Cortesell a bit tedious - possibly descended too early
Access: The approach is through the Verzasca Valley to Brione. There you park right next to the playground in the village center.
Return: Follow the road back to the car.

Agro (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-05: Easy conditions, sunny, little water.

Agro (superiore): Canyon End
2024-08-05: Easy conditions, sunny, little water.

Gei (sup-sup) : Canyon Start

Gei (sup-sup) : Canyon End

Val Grande (sup-sup): Canyon End

Val Grande (sup-sup): Canyon Start

Castieler Tobelbach (inferiore): Canyon Start

Castieler Tobelbach (inferiore): Canyon End

Castieler Tobelbach (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Castieler Tobelbach (inferiore): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Ropewiki

Camatschera: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: At 2050 hm got in about 4 rappel left out... After the c30 there is a dead dog... At the last rappel an anchor would have been appropriate... but you could easily avoid it... In the canyon at least...
2023-07-22: Everything is fine. The canyon is particularly exciting in the middle section, still rather open at the beginning, then a bit blocky towards the exit.
Tour: Narrower than 1m in places.

Camatschera: Canyon End
2025-10-18: At 2050 hm got in about 4 rappel left out... After the c30 there is a dead dog... At the last rappel an anchor would have been appropriate... but you could easily avoid it... In the canyon at least...
2023-07-22: Everything is fine. The canyon is particularly exciting in the middle section, still rather open at the beginning, then a bit blocky towards the exit.

Camatschera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: At 2050 hm got in about 4 rappel left out... After the c30 there is a dead dog... At the last rappel an anchor would have been appropriate... but you could easily avoid it... In the canyon at least...
2023-07-22: Everything is fine. The canyon is particularly exciting in the middle section, still rather open at the beginning, then a bit blocky towards the exit.

Aua da Mulins: Canyon Start

Aua da Mulins: Canyon End

Aua da Mulins: Parking Entry and Exit

Konerbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-03: Top conditions. Dead chamois removed on the second rappel. Stands so far in order. Always a cool canyon!
2025-05-11: Everything in order
Access: Drive into the Ötztal valley as far as the village of Espan (after Umhausen, shortly before Längenfeld). Turn right there and park right next to the chapel.
Return: Shortly before the bridge, exit to the right and follow the gravel road back to the parking lot.

Konerbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-03: Top conditions. Dead chamois removed on the second rappel. Stands so far in order. Always a cool canyon!
2025-05-11: Everything in order
Approach: From the chapel, walk into the valley, turn left after approx. 200m and walk under the road. Continue straight ahead to the edge of the forest. Turn left there and follow the gravel path to the right after the bridge. A narrow path immediately leads steeply uphill towards the Hemerachalm. At a junction, take the right-hand path, which leads a few meters to the Konerbach stream, where the entry point is (on the other side of the stream you will see a forest path).
Tour: Well suited as a "practice canyon" (many intermediate stands, very vertical) - nevertheless beautiful and scenically impressive! Stands in good condition (even if one would wish for one or two chain anchors instead of anchors). The highest rappel (45m) is very difficult to pull off! The height indications are all a bit short, especially if you want to go from stand to stand (better take a little more rope with you). In the topographic view from 2011 there are 12 rappels - but currently there is an additional one with approx. 7-10m before the highest rappel, so there are 13 rappels in total.

Konerbach: Canyon End
2025-06-03: Top conditions. Dead chamois removed on the second rappel. Stands so far in order. Always a cool canyon!
2025-05-11: Everything in order
Return: Shortly before the bridge, exit to the right and follow the gravel road back to the parking lot.

Cansgell: Canyon Start
2024-09-13: All anchors available. From halfway up the canyon, some of the anchors are very unusually placed. You first have to downclimb the first part of the waterfall until you reach the anchor. Beautiful rap...
Approach: From the parking bay, follow the road further north. Cross the Verzasca at the 1st public bridge and follow the hiking trail south again. After entering the forest, the hiking trail branches off to the right after 300m. Be careful, the junction is not very easy to see. Follow this path up to an altitude of 1240m. This is the entry point. Alternatively, you can shorten the detour over the bridge by crossing the Verzasca and walking through the river.
Tour: From entry to exit, the canyon has rappels throughout and is very continuous. There are almost no longer walking passages. At the last rappel (comes after a 50m rappel from which you can already see the road) do not rappel into the crack but onto the back behind it. Otherwise it is difficult to pull off the rope. Then follow the ridge and descend to the hiking trail.

Cansgell: Canyon End
2024-09-13: All anchors available. From halfway up the canyon, some of the anchors are very unusually placed. You first have to downclimb the first part of the waterfall until you reach the anchor. Beautiful rap...
Return: Once you reach the hiking trail, walk through the Verzasca to the road. Follow this to the north until you reach the car.

Cansgell: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-13: All anchors available. From halfway up the canyon, some of the anchors are very unusually placed. You first have to downclimb the first part of the waterfall until you reach the anchor. Beautiful rap...
Access: Drive into the Verzasca valley, through Lavertezzo. After passing the stream on the left, you can park in a parking bay on the left.
Return: Once you reach the hiking trail, walk through the Verzasca to the road. Follow this to the north until you reach the car.

Carded: Canyon Start

Carded: Canyon End

Corgel: Canyon Start

Corgel: Canyon End

Cugnasco (sup-sup): Canyon Start

Cugnasco (sup-sup): Canyon End

Val di Mött (superiore): Canyon Start

Val di Mött (superiore): Canyon End

Molino (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-10-06: Very nice tour, interesting scenic change when you reach the main stream. The last rappel is a bit tricky as you have to cross the main stream and it is quite slippery.

Molino (superiore): Canyon End
2024-10-06: Very nice tour, interesting scenic change when you reach the main stream. The last rappel is a bit tricky as you have to cross the main stream and it is quite slippery.

San Bartolomeo (inferiore): Canyon Start

San Bartolomeo (inferiore): Canyon End

San Bartolomeo (Superiore): Canyon Start
2020-05-23: First inspection
Comment: Start vor Felswand

San Bartolomeo (Superiore): Canyon End
2020-05-23: First inspection

Gann: Canyon Start

Gann: Canyon End

Piancascia: Canyon Start

Piancascia: Canyon End

Tremossa: Canyon Start

Tremossa: Canyon End

Pianasc: Canyon Start

Pianasc: Canyon End

Verghello amont: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-03: We used a floating anchor at the point where all the water comes together (just before the C15), the rest of the canyon is no problem even when the water level is high. Pictures: Water level from the...
Access: From Corte on the T(erritoriale)20 we drive about 16.5 km in the direction of Ajaccio. Immediately before the new road bridge over the Vecchio (the "Pont Eiffel" railroad bridge on the right), we turn right onto the D723, which takes us into the Verghello valley. Follow the narrow road to the bridge over the Verghello into the valley floor. This road is closed on days when there is an increased risk of forest fires.

Verghello amont: Canyon Start
2025-05-03: We used a floating anchor at the point where all the water comes together (just before the C15), the rest of the canyon is no problem even when the water level is high. Pictures: Water level from the...
Approach: To the right of the bridge on the orographic left bank, ascend to a saddle and descend to the streambed on the other side.
Tour: Several rappels & slides that need to be controlled. Not yet climbed by yourself.

Rotache: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-13: Rappels on trees outdated (repaired with carabiners) or not present at all (e.g. at C22). At the last rappel D10 we did not find the drill site and continued rappelling with 80m of rope (caution: dang...

Rotache: Canyon Start
2025-06-13: Rappels on trees outdated (repaired with carabiners) or not present at all (e.g. at C22). At the last rappel D10 we did not find the drill site and continued rappelling with 80m of rope (caution: dang...

Rotache: Canyon End
2025-06-13: Rappels on trees outdated (repaired with carabiners) or not present at all (e.g. at C22). At the last rappel D10 we did not find the drill site and continued rappelling with 80m of rope (caution: dang...

Rotache: Parking at Entry

Rotache: Parking at Exit

Ibachgrabe: Canyon End

Ibachgrabe: Canyon Start

Ibachgrabe: Parking Entry and Exit

Ibachgrabe: Alternative Canyon Start

Predoselj: Parking Entry and Exit
v3 a6 II | 5min/25min/5min | 5⭐ | 4m
2018-12-23: Normal water level for this stream (about 2.8 m³/sec at the Kamnik gauge).
Comment: Schotterparkplatz neben der Straße
Access: Drive via Domžale and Kamnik to the end of the Kamniška Bistrica valley. About 1km before the exit of the road at the karst spring and an inn, there is a large gravel parking place on the left.
Return: Right up to the hiking trail and then back to the parking lot

Predoselj: Canyon Start
v3 a6 II | 5min/25min/5min | 5⭐ | 4m
2018-12-23: Normal water level for this stream (about 2.8 m³/sec at the Kamnik gauge).
Approach: Cross the gorge by means of a bridge and follow a hiking trail on the opposite bank upstream until you can descend to the stream above the gorge walls.
Tour: After a short walking passages and a massive rock channel, you come to the key point of the tour, a 4m waterfall. From a traverse bolt, traverse orographic left to a small rock platform and from there jump far(!) out to the front. If you want to rappel here, be sure to use a drift anchor. The pool is very receding and has already caused one fatal accident. After that, only swim and small downclimbs, some of which can be jumped. Difficulties here are heavily dependent on jammed tree trunks. At the exit of the main gorge, you can climb out orographic to the right or descend briefly through the small, less difficult Mali Predoselj.

Predoselj: Canyon End
2018-12-23: Normal water level for this stream (about 2.8 m³/sec at the Kamnik gauge).
Return: Right up to the hiking trail and then back to the parking lot

Ual Crap Grisch Süd: Canyon Start
2023-10-03: Tour video: https://youtube.com/shorts/fHvKv9Ufl0I?si=ZVZ2ErNIwA12Y9s6
2019-10-01: Tour video: https://youtu.be/tD6QuErFh34?si=01PFdPKTcTC_dqcq
Approach: Despite the bus ride from Laax to Nagens, it is a relatively long way to get there and back. First follow the wide piste towards the Grauberg mountain station. Shortly before the mountain station, continue on a narrow path in a northerly direction.

Ual Crap Grisch Süd: Canyon End
2023-10-03: Tour video: https://youtube.com/shorts/fHvKv9Ufl0I?si=ZVZ2ErNIwA12Y9s6
2019-10-01: Tour video: https://youtu.be/tD6QuErFh34?si=01PFdPKTcTC_dqcq
Return: From Segnesboden back to the cable car / bus

Ual Crap Grisch Süd: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-10-03: Tour video: https://youtube.com/shorts/fHvKv9Ufl0I?si=ZVZ2ErNIwA12Y9s6
2019-10-01: Tour video: https://youtu.be/tD6QuErFh34?si=01PFdPKTcTC_dqcq
Access: Park in Laax and continue with bus 23 to Nagens
Return: From Segnesboden back to the cable car / bus

Aua dil Mer: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Everything as perfect as the day before
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aua dil Mer All ok (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Slightly more water than normal. Anchors in order. Very nice sporty tour 👍🏻
Approach: Shortly before you reach the dam, climb up the steep path on your right for 150 m, between a small stream and a rock barrier, until you reach the official hiking trail. From there, continue hiking to the left until you reach the bridge at 2049 m. You can either start here or continue your hike to the upper section, which begins at 2130 m.
Tour: Great tour, cool rappels in the top part in beautiful limestone, then super vertical. When you've had enough, you come to the siphon, and at the end, you'll be rappelling down the last waterfalls. Max c120 (30 / 50 / 40 ) From the top, there are a total of four different parts where exits are possible. The very striking high waterfall marks the third part with beautiful and exposed parts of the watercourse.

Aua dil Mer: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Everything as perfect as the day before
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aua dil Mer All ok (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Slightly more water than normal. Anchors in order. Very nice sporty tour 👍🏻
Return: Walk along the dam back to the car.

Aua dil Mer: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: Everything as perfect as the day before
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aua dil Mer All ok (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Slightly more water than normal. Anchors in order. Very nice sporty tour 👍🏻
Return: Walk along the dam back to the car.

Fluaz: Canyon Start
2024-11-08: 2 dead frogs in the stream, twice as many as in the Aua dil Mer last week.
Approach: Start early! Ideally, start at Alp Sura just as the sun rises (7:00). Follow the hiking trail for an hour, cross Gavirolas, and then another 10 minutes to the start of Fluaz.
Tour: Superiore : Carries about half of the water. If you want to make inferiore, the part should probably already have ice, otherwise there is too much water at the bottom! Attention! As soon as there is sunlight, the rocks on the left and right thaw again and stones fall down, so superiore is not really recommended (do Gavirolas instead, which runs parallel). Inferiore : After the confluence it gets sporty, the gulches are occasionally interrupted by steep emergency exits. The first big rappel "The White Out" (about 50-55m) has very strong water pressure after 40m, but it flies over the last 6-8m. At 2024 you could then stand comfortably behind the beam in the pool below. So it's better to put more rope in the rappel than to make it too short, in the last third (except for the very last 5m) you can hardly see anything.

Fluaz: Canyon End
2024-11-08: 2 dead frogs in the stream, twice as many as in the Aua dil Mer last week.
Return: Along the lake, there are usually hikers who ask you what you are doing with your equipment.

Fluaz: Parking at Exit
2024-11-08: 2 dead frogs in the stream, twice as many as in the Aua dil Mer last week.
Access: You can buy a 3-day ticket to Alp Sura for 10 francs. There is a QR code for Twint next to the no-driving sign. The road up is not paved and gets quite steep towards the exit. It is best to take a shuttle between there and the parking lot at the reservoir.
Return: Along the lake, there are usually hikers who ask you what you are doing with your equipment.

Fluaz: Parking at Entry
Comment: 10CHF Maut, kaufen im Hotel Alpina, Surselva Tourismus AG, Hotel Icliva, Hotel Postiglium, Volg Andiast, Volg Waltensburg
Access: You can buy a 3-day ticket to Alp Sura for 10 francs. There is a QR code for Twint next to the no-driving sign. The road up is not paved and gets quite steep towards the exit. It is best to take a shuttle between there and the parking lot at the reservoir.
Return: Along the lake, there are usually hikers who ask you what you are doing with your equipment.

Fluhfälle: Canyon End
2024-07-20: Quite scenic when the sun is shining. Reparking not necessary. Thin neoprene (2 to 3 mm) is more than sufficient in summer. Anchoring not always perfect, but more than sufficient for this canyon.
2023-08-03: Very good alternative if the other canyons have too much water.
Return: Option 1: Hiking trail back up to Fluh Option 2: Park the second car on Langener Straße and re-park.

Fluhfälle: Canyon Start
2024-07-20: Quite scenic when the sun is shining. Reparking not necessary. Thin neoprene (2 to 3 mm) is more than sufficient in summer. Anchoring not always perfect, but more than sufficient for this canyon.
2023-08-03: Very good alternative if the other canyons have too much water.
Approach: Access to the canyon begins at the church in Fluh. Follow the well-maintained path for approx. 300 meters.
Tour: Four rappels

Fluhfälle: Parking at Entry
2024-07-20: Quite scenic when the sun is shining. Reparking not necessary. Thin neoprene (2 to 3 mm) is more than sufficient in summer. Anchoring not always perfect, but more than sufficient for this canyon.
2023-08-03: Very good alternative if the other canyons have too much water.
Access: Follow the road from Bregenz to Fluh. Large parking lot between the church and the stream.
Return: Option 1: Hiking trail back up to Fluh Option 2: Park the second car on Langener Straße and re-park.

Fluhfälle: Parking at Exit
Access: Follow the road from Bregenz to Fluh. Large parking lot between the church and the stream.
Return: Option 1: Hiking trail back up to Fluh Option 2: Park the second car on Langener Straße and re-park.

Fluhfälle: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Tends to have significantly less water after rain than other canyons

Bärenfall: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-08-26: It's clear that it will never become a classic, but it's one more thing you can do to pass the time when it's raining.
2021-11-02: Good alternative if there is too much water everywhere else. 1 waterfall, rappel from the forest. See https://www.christian-balla.de/~130 ATTENTION: We have drilled the intermediate stand in the midd...
Comment: Gebührenpflichtiger Parkplatz Kiental Tschingelsee
Access: By car to the paid parking lot at the exit of the Kiental (at the exit of the Griesschlucht)
Return: 230 meters across the meadows to the parking lot

Bärenfall: Canyon Start
2022-08-26: It's clear that it will never become a classic, but it's one more thing you can do to pass the time when it's raining.
2021-11-02: Good alternative if there is too much water everywhere else. 1 waterfall, rappel from the forest. See https://www.christian-balla.de/~130 ATTENTION: We have drilled the intermediate stand in the midd...
Approach: From the Tschingelsee, follow the Bärenpfad in the direction of Griesalp / Golderli. The well-maintained hiking trail first leads steeply uphill and then crosses a small bridge over a stream. Continue on the path until you see a conspicuous building on the meadow on the right (downhill). Walk across the meadow to the edge of the forest, where you meet the small stream just before the slope. Continue to follow the stream.
Tour: For the last few meters to the edge, hang a rope from a tree and use it to descend secured to the last suitable tree. Use another tree as a natural anchor and rappel from there for about 80 meters. An intermediate stand can be set up after approx. 35 meters (in the water!) - but it is unlikely to find suitable anchors here.

Bärenfall: Canyon End
2022-08-26: It's clear that it will never become a classic, but it's one more thing you can do to pass the time when it's raining.
2021-11-02: Good alternative if there is too much water everywhere else. 1 waterfall, rappel from the forest. See https://www.christian-balla.de/~130 ATTENTION: We have drilled the intermediate stand in the midd...
Return: 230 meters across the meadows to the parking lot

Bärenfall: Waypoint
Comment: Startpunkt Bärenpfad
Approach: From the Tschingelsee, follow the Bärenpfad in the direction of Griesalp / Golderli. The well-maintained hiking trail first leads steeply uphill and then crosses a small bridge over a stream. Continue on the path until you see a conspicuous building on the meadow on the right (downhill). Walk across the meadow to the edge of the forest, where you meet the small stream just before the slope. Continue to follow the stream.

Bärenfall: Waypoint1
Comment: Brücke
Approach: From the Tschingelsee, follow the Bärenpfad in the direction of Griesalp / Golderli. The well-maintained hiking trail first leads steeply uphill and then crosses a small bridge over a stream. Continue on the path until you see a conspicuous building on the meadow on the right (downhill). Walk across the meadow to the edge of the forest, where you meet the small stream just before the slope. Continue to follow the stream.

Bärenfall: Waypoint2
Comment: Gebäude in der Nähe des Bachs / Einstieg

Rybibach: Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Unfortunately not so nice for canyoning at the moment, but if you need wood for the next 10 winters, you've come to the right place! Anchorage mostly 1×old and 1× new. Lots of wood in the canyon. Es...
2021-11-04: One key section follows the next - this canyon is highly recommended! The Rybi Canyon is a very beautiful canyon between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen. The access is a very easy to walk hiking trail with...
Approach: Take the train to Wengen, from there follow the hiking trail. Alternatively, walk up from below on the hiking trail.
Tour: The Rybi Canyon is a very beautiful canyon between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen. The access is a very easy to walk hiking trail with a superiore view of the valley (Lauterbrunnen), the Swiss mountains and the Mättlibach stream. The Rybi canyon is only visible from the hiking trail at second glance: The high waterfall of Canyon Mättli attracts everyone's attention. The Rybi is a little to the left and is much more difficult to spot. The Rybi canyon has several impulsive key points. There is a good shower at several waterfalls. The canyon is moderately well equipped - a few new anchor points wouldn't hurt.

Rybibach: Canyon End
2025-09-03: Unfortunately not so nice for canyoning at the moment, but if you need wood for the next 10 winters, you've come to the right place! Anchorage mostly 1×old and 1× new. Lots of wood in the canyon. Es...
2021-11-04: One key section follows the next - this canyon is highly recommended! The Rybi Canyon is a very beautiful canyon between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen. The access is a very easy to walk hiking trail with...
Return: Turn right out of the stream and follow the hiking trail back down to Lauterbrunnen station.

Rybibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-03: Unfortunately not so nice for canyoning at the moment, but if you need wood for the next 10 winters, you've come to the right place! Anchorage mostly 1×old and 1× new. Lots of wood in the canyon. Es...
2021-11-04: One key section follows the next - this canyon is highly recommended! The Rybi Canyon is a very beautiful canyon between Lauterbrunnen and Wengen. The access is a very easy to walk hiking trail with...
Access: From Interlaken by train to Lauterbrunnen
Return: Turn right out of the stream and follow the hiking trail back down to Lauterbrunnen station.

Rybibach: Waypoint
Comment: Wanderweg an der Bank verlassen.
Approach: Take the train to Wengen, from there follow the hiking trail. Alternatively, walk up from below on the hiking trail.

Rybibach: Waypoint1
Comment: Bridge Rack railway
Approach: Take the train to Wengen, from there follow the hiking trail. Alternatively, walk up from below on the hiking trail.

Spiggenbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Very nice, jumps unfortunately covered with gravel. Autumn landscape currently very colorful. Very easy to walk and climb.
2024-11-13: nice canyon, anchors ok, but some with galva wedge bolt that is rusting.
2022-11-07: Alongside the Gries and Gamchi canyons, the Spiggenbach is a canyoning gem in the Kandertal valley near Reichenbach (Bern/Berne/Berner Oberland). The canyon is very scenic and the abseiling sections a...
Approach: Follow the road to Spiggengrund on foot for about 1.7 km until you reach the first bridge over the Spiggenbach stream just behind the dam.
Tour: Alongside the Gries and Gamchi canyons, the Spiggenbach is a canyoning gem in the Kandertal valley near Reichenbach (Bern/Berne/Berner Oberland). The canyon is very scenic and the abseils are a fun challenge. Caution: Don't tie out too early! In several places there were two steps down, this also applies to the C32! Warning from the power plant operator: Staying on or in the streambed below the water intake of a hydroelectric power plant is dangerous. If there is a technical fault in the power station, the water level can suddenly rise. What is dangerous is that the so-called surge water can neither be prevented nor predicted in terms of time. It is also independent of the weather. Number of the power plant: 0848121175

Spiggenbach: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Very nice, jumps unfortunately covered with gravel. Autumn landscape currently very colorful. Very easy to walk and climb.
2024-11-13: nice canyon, anchors ok, but some with galva wedge bolt that is rusting.
2022-11-07: Alongside the Gries and Gamchi canyons, the Spiggenbach is a canyoning gem in the Kandertal valley near Reichenbach (Bern/Berne/Berner Oberland). The canyon is very scenic and the abseiling sections a...

Spiggenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: Very nice, jumps unfortunately covered with gravel. Autumn landscape currently very colorful. Very easy to walk and climb.
2024-11-13: nice canyon, anchors ok, but some with galva wedge bolt that is rusting.
2022-11-07: Alongside the Gries and Gamchi canyons, the Spiggenbach is a canyoning gem in the Kandertal valley near Reichenbach (Bern/Berne/Berner Oberland). The canyon is very scenic and the abseiling sections a...
Access: Approach via A8 exit 19 in Spiez and continue in the direction of Kandersteg. In Reichenbach turn left towards Kiental. The parking lot is located directly after the bridge over the Spiggenbach. The equipment can still be reached by car about 1.3 km in the direction of Griesalp to the Spiggengrund junction.

Riou de Lantosque: Canyon Start
2022-05-10: Scenic in itself, but unfortunately too much garbage from the village. The way back through the river Vésubie is particularly worthwhile when there is little water, but unfortunately this makes the wa...
Approach: Continue along this road on the D bank of the Vesubie for 600 m and take the first bridge over the Riou.
Tour: Attack at the level of the via ferrata's starting platform, rappel 15 meters to gain a foothold in the canyon. A T7 and then the beautiful 20-meter abseil that leads directly into the Vésubie. The route continues more or less floating depending on the water level. Length of the route: 215 m for the Riou de Lantosque + 330 m for the Vésubie. Do not start with a large volume of water in the Vésubie, which is very deep in this part. The flow of the Riou will therefore be modest. To be done from June to October as a complement to another in the valley. Very small shuttle possible...

Riou de Lantosque: Canyon End
2022-05-10: Scenic in itself, but unfortunately too much garbage from the village. The way back through the river Vésubie is particularly worthwhile when there is little water, but unfortunately this makes the wa...
Return: About 80 m after the last bridge (where the car is parked), leave the right bank and follow a path that leads onto the road.

Riou de Lantosque: Parking at Exit
2022-05-10: Scenic in itself, but unfortunately too much garbage from the village. The way back through the river Vésubie is particularly worthwhile when there is little water, but unfortunately this makes the wa...
Access: Drive up the Vésubie valley and just before Lantosque, turn right onto the D2565 towards St Colomban. Drive 600 m and park near the bridge over the Vésubie.
Return: About 80 m after the last bridge (where the car is parked), leave the right bank and follow a path that leads onto the road.

Riou de Lantosque: Parking at Entry
Access: Drive up the Vésubie valley and just before Lantosque, turn right onto the D2565 towards St Colomban. Drive 600 m and park near the bridge over the Vésubie.
Return: About 80 m after the last bridge (where the car is parked), leave the right bank and follow a path that leads onto the road.

Audin amont - linker Zufluss: Canyon Start
2022-05-14: On the approach to Audin, roughly halfway between Audin médian and Audin amont, the hiking trail leads past this side arm. Despite low water levels, the hiking trail was slightly flooded here. The cri...

Audin amont - linker Zufluss: Canyon End
2022-05-14: On the approach to Audin, roughly halfway between Audin médian and Audin amont, the hiking trail leads past this side arm. Despite low water levels, the hiking trail was slightly flooded here. The cri...
Comment: Alternativ im Audin weiter absteigen.

Audin amont - linker Zufluss: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-05-14: On the approach to Audin, roughly halfway between Audin médian and Audin amont, the hiking trail leads past this side arm. Despite low water levels, the hiking trail was slightly flooded here. The cri...
Access: On the access to Audin, about halfway between Audin médian and Audin amont, the hiking trail passes this side arm.

Torrent Brenve: Canyon Start
2024-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve (Quelle:
2024-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve Fait à partir de la 1ère entrée, les 2 premières cascades sont très belles. Canyon très glissant. Équipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.d...
2024-07-22: Some nice rappels overall pleasant but surely there are moglioori creek in the valley
Approach: Go up the tarmac road and after the three hairpins turn left onto the road to Crest.Follow the road and at the 3rd bend (right turn) take a good path to the left into the woods (signs: Orrido di Ratus, percorso alto).Continue on a good path that overlooks the breezy canyon that joins the stream (between a sloping C40 and a C20 with a basin).Cross it and climb up a small path on the right bank, which is quite steep. Very quickly, at a small right pin and a small plain, turn left horizontally (there is no longer a path) to reach the starting point, which is actually the tributary on the D bank of the Brenve and offers a nice little starting basin above the C50.
Tour: Jump, rappel or slide into the beautiful initial pool and then a 50 m long rappel introduced into the real Brenve torrent.A spectacular environment where easy slides and beautiful de-escalations follow one another until the last three pools, which offer a strong thrill on the descent.The last one in particular: deep, large, enclosed by overhanging walls, offers the possibility of a spectacular jump (about 13 m) or a magnificent rappel. Some areas outside the high water, few loopholes. Numerous washbasins. Canyons with a large and high catchment area. A fairly short canyon with obviously considerable mountain potential... Slippery canyon, very beautiful surroundings, crystal clear water.

Torrent Brenve: Canyon End
2024-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve (Quelle:
2024-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve Fait à partir de la 1ère entrée, les 2 premières cascades sont très belles. Canyon très glissant. Équipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.d...
2024-07-22: Some nice rappels overall pleasant but surely there are moglioori creek in the valley
Return: From the final basin, it is barely downhill for a path on the left, then a path and finally the right PR (Orrido di Ratus, percorso basso).it quickly leads to the hamlet of Frontiere and the car.

Torrent Brenve: Parking at Exit
2024-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve (Quelle:
2024-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brenve Fait à partir de la 1ère entrée, les 2 premières cascades sont très belles. Canyon très glissant. Équipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.d...
2024-07-22: Some nice rappels overall pleasant but surely there are moglioori creek in the valley
Access: A5 Torino-Aosta highway; from Turin take the Pont St Martin exit or from Aosta the Verrès exit. Take the SS 26 to the village of Hône after crossing the Dora Baltea and continue up the Ayasse valley for 6 km on the SR2. At the end of Pontboset (stay on the main road, do not enter the hamlet), turn left towards Frontiere-Crest. Cross the bridge over the Ayasse torrent, continue, then go steeply downhill (signs Frontière) to the exit of the road to the parking lot overlooking the torrent.
Return: From the final basin, it is barely downhill for a path on the left, then a path and finally the right PR (Orrido di Ratus, percorso basso).it quickly leads to the hamlet of Frontiere and the car.

Torrent Brenve: Parking at Entry
Access: A5 Torino-Aosta highway; from Turin take the Pont St Martin exit or from Aosta the Verrès exit. Take the SS 26 to the village of Hône after crossing the Dora Baltea and continue up the Ayasse valley for 6 km on the SR2. At the end of Pontboset (stay on the main road, do not enter the hamlet), turn left towards Frontiere-Crest. Cross the bridge over the Ayasse torrent, continue, then go steeply downhill (signs Frontière) to the exit of the road to the parking lot overlooking the torrent.
Return: From the final basin, it is barely downhill for a path on the left, then a path and finally the right PR (Orrido di Ratus, percorso basso).it quickly leads to the hamlet of Frontiere and the car.

Brison: Canyon Start
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Would be more fun with a bit more flow. Equipment OK, C65 possible to devide in 2 sections. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2024-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Marche approche: après 30' environ, on aperçoit denouveau une petite cascade du canyon, prendre alors une vague sente à droite devant u...
2020-09-21: We have the intermediate state of the last cascade again (accessible with 45m+30m). Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYAgrrOmd88
Approach: From the church, take the road that leads uphill in a northerly direction. The road quickly becomes a path and then a trail. You can clearly see the last waterfall on the right. After the last field, the path turns left. At the first fork, turn right and begin the ascent in switchbacks to the canyon. At the top, the path is flat and straight across the canyon. After a sheep farm ("Chez la Ville"), turn right at the first crossroads. You quickly reach the canyon at the first hollow (where you can see an abandoned metal pipe on the ground). It is probably shorter to reach the canyon earlier. However, we have not tested this.
Tour: The canyon begins with a step that can perhaps be bridged (see previous observation). You encounter some widely spaced ledges, then the canyon gets deeper. The abseils become higher and narrower. An MC on a chain on the right overlooks a beautiful waterfall with a high pool (C14 + C28). The 65 m long waterfall at the exit is interrupted by an aerial ropeway, giving approximately two lengths of 38 and 27 m. Engagement There are no means of escape in the canyon, however it seems to be easy to get out of the first part, while it is much more difficult in the second part. However, it is relatively easy to get out of the flood. Period/ water character Strong water flow in spring, quite acceptable in summer. The ideal time is from the exit of June to September. Remarks Very average equipment, subject to high water. It seems advisable to take something to upgrade.

Brison: Canyon End
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Would be more fun with a bit more flow. Equipment OK, C65 possible to devide in 2 sections. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2024-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Marche approche: après 30' environ, on aperçoit denouveau une petite cascade du canyon, prendre alors une vague sente à droite devant u...
2020-09-21: We have the intermediate state of the last cascade again (accessible with 45m+30m). Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYAgrrOmd88
Return: Below the last waterfall there is a waterworks to protect the village and just after that a footbridge to exit the canyon on the right. Walk straight ahead along the field you came across to reach the access path (obvious).

Brison: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Would be more fun with a bit more flow. Equipment OK, C65 possible to devide in 2 sections. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2024-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Marche approche: après 30' environ, on aperçoit denouveau une petite cascade du canyon, prendre alors une vague sente à droite devant u...
2020-09-21: We have the intermediate state of the last cascade again (accessible with 45m+30m). Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYAgrrOmd88
Access: From Aosta, drive in the direction of the Col du Grand St Bernard. After a few kilometers, turn right towards Valpelline. At the crossroads at the exit of Valpelline, go straight on towards Oyace (left: direction Ollomont). 150 m after this crossroads, turn left to reach Semon. It is best to park next to the church in the middle of the village.
Return: Below the last waterfall there is a waterworks to protect the village and just after that a footbridge to exit the canyon on the right. Walk straight ahead along the field you came across to reach the access path (obvious).

Torrente Comboè: Canyon Start
2020-09-28: A fascinating canyon. Impressive high water marks. Better for guided rappel. 2 ropes of 60 m each. Anchoring different. Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-ZeOOHvzZw Photos and GPS...
Tour: About 20 waterfalls, first part well equipped, in the second part the equipment could be improved and it is sometimes necessary to use the same ropes for several jumps. Commitment First way out at a rockfall in the first part. Second possible exit at the soiled pool (see comments). Period/ water character August-September. Estimate the amount of water well, as some waterfalls become problematic when there is a lot of water. Don't forget that a withdrawal above the lower parking lot causes a large part of the actual water volume to disappear, so check well above! Historical overview First ascent M. Rivadossi and S. Zipponi (08/1998) Remarks In the first third of the canyon there is a small siphon in a basin on the right, which can be overcome by an opposition. The final 45 m waterfall is characterized by a first inclined part where all the water collects in a chute that is abruptly interrupted by a vertical. A few steps without leaving the ropes to reach the second watered part.

Torrente Comboè: Canyon End
2020-09-28: A fascinating canyon. Impressive high water marks. Better for guided rappel. 2 ropes of 60 m each. Anchoring different. Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-ZeOOHvzZw Photos and GPS...
Return: After a few minutes of walking through the canyon, you will reach the hydraulic structure indicating the exit. Use the metal ladders to reach the path.

Torrente Comboè: Parking at Exit
2020-09-28: A fascinating canyon. Impressive high water marks. Better for guided rappel. 2 ropes of 60 m each. Anchoring different. Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-ZeOOHvzZw Photos and GPS...
Access: Valley: Coming from Turin via the highway, take the Aosta Est exit, reach the village of Pollein, turn left towards Roulaz/Felinaz, drive above the hamlet of Saint-Bénin along the torrent to a parking lot on the left (the road is then closed). The 45 m high waterfall can be seen from the parking lot. Uphill: Take the SR19 regional road to Aosta and turn left towards Pila (SR18). Drive uphill to kilometer 5 + 500 at the junction to Rivierer Dessous, small road on the left, continue to the bridge over the Comboè torrent.
Return: After a few minutes of walking through the canyon, you will reach the hydraulic structure indicating the exit. Use the metal ladders to reach the path.

Torrente Comboè: Parking at Entry
Access: Valley: Coming from Turin via the highway, take the Aosta Est exit, reach the village of Pollein, turn left towards Roulaz/Felinaz, drive above the hamlet of Saint-Bénin along the torrent to a parking lot on the left (the road is then closed). The 45 m high waterfall can be seen from the parking lot. Uphill: Take the SR19 regional road to Aosta and turn left towards Pila (SR18). Drive uphill to kilometer 5 + 500 at the junction to Rivierer Dessous, small road on the left, continue to the bridge over the Comboè torrent.
Return: After a few minutes of walking through the canyon, you will reach the hydraulic structure indicating the exit. Use the metal ladders to reach the path.

Les goilles du Pourtset : Canyon Start
2020-09-29: All rappels in the dry. Nevertheless, high risk, as the Pourtset is crossed several times. There are several potentially critical points which should not be underestimated. Be careful, it is slippery....
Approach: Cross the Ayasse and walk 100 m along the river on a fishing path before entering the water (obviously). Before entering the canyon, follow the hiking trail that runs along the canyon some distance downstream in RD. From this trail, sections of trails are created for tourist purposes that lead to viewpoints overlooking the canyon. This allows you to gauge the flow rate and see what difficulties await you.
Tour: Anyone entering the Canyon Pourtset should know exactly what they are doing. There are several potentially critical sections that should not be underestimated. Be careful, it is slippery. Scenically, this canyon is very beautiful. After a short horizontal river ride, the canyon begins with a C8, which can be jumped over without any problems. Incidentally, from the wide catch basin, you can climb onto a ledge at a right angle to make a jump of about 15 meters. This is immediately followed by a second waterfall (visible from the first vantage point), which initially runs diagonally and then vertically and can also be jumped over. However, if you jump, a strong counter could prevent you from getting out of the pool, not to mention the risk of being pulled towards the overflow. A better option is to rappel down a rope and climb over the vein of water directly above the pool, then take a delicate step to gain a foothold on an RD platform. This is the only real difficulty of the canyon. Further along, there are numerous chutes that dangerously pool the still-strong water flow. They must not be entered under any circumstances. The flood-free facilities in the RD make it possible to bypass them safely. It is a little frustrating, but the descent remains of great aesthetic interest. A long inclined area located in the RD at the exit requires two 40 m ropes. The final abseil is skipped with the usual reservations. Nota Bene: In Arpitan or Franco-Provençal, a goille is a basin animated by the movement of water. A whole program! Commitment After the first waterfall, an exit from the canyon is impossible or extremely difficult without first putting on a rope. Season/water character The water level of the Ayasse river, which collects the valley, is high all year round. Wait for the exit of the melting of the high-altitude firn, not before July, to consider the descent. At the beginning of the canyon you will find the usual signs warning of the danger of a sudden rise in the water. According to a fisherman, there is a reservoir above the river to regulate the flow of the Ayasse, but no water is released, either at inopportune times or otherwise, only by overflow. Every spring, however, this reservoir is drained for maintenance purposes. The canyon is not accessible at this time of year. Geology Metamorphic rock Very aesthetic canyon with a pronounced gulch and water flow, an "atmosphere" that will delight many people.

Les goilles du Pourtset : Canyon End
2020-09-29: All rappels in the dry. Nevertheless, high risk, as the Pourtset is crossed several times. There are several potentially critical points which should not be underestimated. Be careful, it is slippery....
Return: When the canyon widens, you can quickly get back on the above trail through an RD exit and return to the car in 30'.

Les goilles du Pourtset : Parking Entry and Exit
2020-09-29: All rappels in the dry. Nevertheless, high risk, as the Pourtset is crossed several times. There are several potentially critical points which should not be underestimated. Be careful, it is slippery....
Access: Between Verrès and Pont St Martin, leave the national road in the direction of Hône and then drive up the entire Champorcher valley to the center of this municipality, which is called "Château" or "Castello". In "Château", go straight on at the first crossroads. 300 m further on, turn left and park before the bridge over the Ayasse in a parking lot opposite a sports field.
Return: When the canyon widens, you can quickly get back on the above trail through an RD exit and return to the car in 30'.

Torrente Prouve: Canyon Start
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2020-09-27: A canyoning tour in the Prouve is certainly not the highlight of the week, but it's fun nonetheless. Nothing special but still a beautiful scenic experience. Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.c...
Tour: The ascent to the first bridge (Alt; 660m) is really not very good, the waterfalls are very steep. Then a C22 under the bridge, the route gets better, a second small wooden bridge, then the highlight: MC, C16, hanging pool, C40. Then 2 small waterfalls and a C34. Path on the D bank, artificial basin from which you have to descend as best you can (rappel approx. 20 m) to reach the streambed. Commitment Medium, 2 loopholes at the bridges leading left to the road, no dip. Period/ water character Very small water catchment area, facing south-west and reaching its highest point at Monte dell'Aquila, 2580m. Therefore medium water flow, canyon accessible from April to October. A few pools. Geology Metamorphic rock similar to granite. Remarks The first part can be avoided: At the first hairpin bend on the right on the way up, take the small road on the left that passes at the foot of the ruined Castello, parking lot at the exit. Follow the path for about 10 minutes on foot to the bridge at an altitude of 660 m. Good bivouac site shortly after leaving Arnad between the road and the stream (valle del Va).

Torrente Prouve: Canyon End
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Return: At the level of the parking lot and a metal platform suspended from the left bank, leave the right bank via 2 m of easy climbing on the wall.

Torrente Prouve: Parking at Exit
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2020-09-27: A canyoning tour in the Prouve is certainly not the highlight of the week, but it's fun nonetheless. Nothing special but still a beautiful scenic experience. Video of the tour: https://www.youtube.c...
Access: A5 highway. From Aosta, take the Verrès exit, from Turin the Pont-St-Martin exit. Take the SS26 to Arnad and climb to the highest point of the village (road on the left bank) to the parking lot directly above the old bridge on the left bank: Valley parking lot. Go downhill a little and turn left towards Vacheres. Pass Champgraffion and continue straight ahead at the next bend to the right. Upper parking lot just before the bridge over the torrent.
Return: At the level of the parking lot and a metal platform suspended from the left bank, leave the right bank via 2 m of easy climbing on the wall.

Torrente Prouve: Parking at Entry
Access: A5 highway. From Aosta, take the Verrès exit, from Turin the Pont-St-Martin exit. Take the SS26 to Arnad and climb to the highest point of the village (road on the left bank) to the parking lot directly above the old bridge on the left bank: Valley parking lot. Go downhill a little and turn left towards Vacheres. Pass Champgraffion and continue straight ahead at the next bend to the right. Upper parking lot just before the bridge over the torrent.
Return: At the level of the parking lot and a metal platform suspended from the left bank, leave the right bank via 2 m of easy climbing on the wall.

Cascades de Thuy: Canyon Start
2023-08-24: Nice vertical, quite short canyon
2020-09-23: On 23.09.2020 we went canyoning in the Cascades de Thuy (Torrent de Septumian). This canyon is a very short canyon. The highlight is a 107m high waterfall, with two intermediate stands. Anchor very we...
Approach: Continue along the road, which is closed to traffic and turns into a path. This runs along the Septumian stream on the right-hand side. At a meadow with an unobstructed view of the canyon's large waterfall, the track makes a sharp 90° bend to the left. The exit of the canyon is at this point. Follow the ascending track for another 300 m until you reach a crossroads 60 m before a bridge over the Torrent d'Arlier. Turn right to walk along the stream and, 100 m further on, take a well-maintained and clearly visible path on the right that leads up to the hamlets of Thuy dessus and Thuy dessous. After just under a quarter of an hour of fairly steep ascent, the path bends to the left, bordered on the right by an imposing escarpment. The path then continues on a gentler slope. At this bend, note a barely visible track on the right that leads to a ridge overlooking the canyon, which can be reached in 3' from the trail (cairn erected in 2018).
Tour: Canyon Thuy actually only has one complex key section, but this is definitely worth a canyoning tour. The high rappel has 3 parts: On the left side are the rakes for the first 25 to 30 meters with a moderate gradient. Directly at the edge, you have to go far to the right (in the direction of the river). It can be challenging for the first to reach the second anchor point. There is no eye contact between the first and second anchor points. From the second anchor point, the route descends freely for about 50 meters. There is a shower, but not much water flows. The third anchor is again on the left side and from there the remaining meters go down. A fairly short and pleasant descent that will delight fans of big verticals. After an MC access (anchors at RD or AN height), the large vertical is divided into three lengths: 27 m inclined, anchors RG, then 55 m in vacuum, anchors RD, and 25 m, anchors RG at the height of a ledge. Exit in the RD via an obvious path after a water inlet and before a hydraulic structure to protect the village. Commitment Possible but difficult to exit before the large vertical. Quite easy after this. Period/water character The flow rate is generally low, but never zero. The optimal period is from the exit of May until the first cold snap. Geology Metamorphic rock. Poor rock quality in the area of the large verticals. History First ascent on 14.07.2018 by JM Aguilar and F Lété, whereby the large vertical was apparently already climbed during ice climbing (a single, rather poorly placed anchor on spits found at the top). Notes Descent with air relay only for people who are comfortable with rope maneuvers.

Cascades de Thuy: Canyon End
2023-08-24: Nice vertical, quite short canyon
2020-09-23: On 23.09.2020 we went canyoning in the Cascades de Thuy (Torrent de Septumian). This canyon is a very short canyon. The highlight is a 107m high waterfall, with two intermediate stands. Anchor very we...
Return: On the way there

Cascades de Thuy: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-08-24: Nice vertical, quite short canyon
2020-09-23: On 23.09.2020 we went canyoning in the Cascades de Thuy (Torrent de Septumian). This canyon is a very short canyon. The highlight is a 107m high waterfall, with two intermediate stands. Anchor very we...
Access: In Aosta, drive in the direction of Châtillon. At the traffic circle at the entrance to Chambave, turn right towards Arlier. At the next traffic circle, after passing under the highway, turn right again towards Septumian. Just before the first houses in this village, turn left onto a small road. A yellow hiking sign shows you the way to Thuy. Follow this small road until it is closed to traffic. Park as well as possible.
Return: On the way there

Cascades de Nyon: Canyon Start
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Approach: Cross under the road through the tunnel and follow the path to the left down into the canyon.
Tour: Many smaller rappels. The last one is the last one with a height of approx. 22 meters. Nice descent that merges without much downtime. A C7 comes before a C6 and two small slides before you come to a car wreck. After a jump of 3 meters, you cross a C9 and come to a 4-meter slide, which you climb down without ropes (after the usual precautions). This is followed by a nice C16, followed by a second 8 m slide. The next waterfall is a C11, from which you can also make a 3-meter jump. Two waterfalls of 4 and 7 meters follow at once before you reach the viewpoint (C22, which leads into a large pool), where tourists gather halfway up to admire you as you descend to their applause... Commitment Throughout the descent, there are numerous escape routes in the DR. Period/water character Cold water (07° C in August). No swimming and only a few jumps possible (4). Often "infran" during snowmelt (check the water level at Belvedere before descending). Remarks Canyon for beginners, quite slippery. A car wreck in the canyon at the start of the descent. It is possible to take a 3 km shuttle bus via the D 354 (the approach is then limited to 5 min.).

Cascades de Nyon: Canyon End
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Return: If you change parking spaces, it's a few minutes along the stream, otherwise take the hiking trail up to the upper parking lot.

Cascades de Nyon: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Morzine, take the Route des Nants in the direction of Samoëns. Park near the ski lift at the exit of Morzine.
Return: If you change parking spaces, it's a few minutes along the stream, otherwise take the hiking trail up to the upper parking lot.

Cascades de Nyon: Parking at Entry
Access: From Morzine, take the Route des Nants in the direction of Samoëns. Park near the ski lift at the exit of Morzine.
Return: If you change parking spaces, it's a few minutes along the stream, otherwise take the hiking trail up to the upper parking lot.

Cascades de Nyon: Waterlevel Checkpoint

Tine des Fonts (amont): Canyon Start
2022-10-11: A fascinating canyon with beautiful rocks.
Approach: First follow the path down to the 'Giffre des Fonts' stream. After crossing the bridge over the stream, the trail climbs again to waypoint #1 (see map). Up to the bridge marked on the map as waypoint #2, it is a wide track along the stream with moderate differences in altitude. Between waypoints #2 and #3, the trail climbs steeply uphill to and through a small settlement.
Tour: These are estimates based on memories and photos. The topographic view of a canyon can change quickly due to environmental influences. Bridge 10 Melter anchor left, rappel 7m short run D1 downclimb approx. 300m run D1 downclimb, mini geyser 50m walk 2m downclimb 30m walk Rope traverse left, 3m 2 anchors left, 15m C5 It gets tight Single bolt right, C10m Geyser, tree in the water Multi-stage abseil on the left C10 3 anchors right 6m rappel Walk 50 meters C5 C7 Mini slide Downclimb 2 meters over large trees Downclimb 1 meter Downclimb 2 meters Walk 50 meters Downclimb 2 meters downclimb 2 meters Inflow, exit

Tine des Fonts (amont): Canyon End
2022-10-11: A fascinating canyon with beautiful rocks.
Return: We return 3 km along the same path that we took on the way there. Optionally, you can also walk the next part of the fountain.

Tine des Fonts (amont): Parking Entry and Exit
2022-10-11: A fascinating canyon with beautiful rocks.
Access: From Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, head south on the D429, past Cascade du Rouget to the settlement of Les Fardelay. Park before the road climbs again in serpentines.
Return: We return 3 km along the same path that we took on the way there. Optionally, you can also walk the next part of the fountain.

Tine des Fonts (amont): Waypoint
Comment: WP 1: Chalet de la Céliére
Approach: First follow the path down to the 'Giffre des Fonts' stream. After crossing the bridge over the stream, the trail climbs again to waypoint #1 (see map). Up to the bridge marked on the map as waypoint #2, it is a wide track along the stream with moderate differences in altitude. Between waypoints #2 and #3, the trail climbs steeply uphill to and through a small settlement.

Tine des Fonts (amont): Waypoint1
Comment: WP2: Bridge // Pont des Fonds
Approach: First follow the path down to the 'Giffre des Fonts' stream. After crossing the bridge over the stream, the trail climbs again to waypoint #1 (see map). Up to the bridge marked on the map as waypoint #2, it is a wide track along the stream with moderate differences in altitude. Between waypoints #2 and #3, the trail climbs steeply uphill to and through a small settlement.

Tine des Fonts (amont): Waypoint2
Comment: WP 3: Refuge des Fonts (alt 1368m)

La Vogealle: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the river Giffre as far as the Buvette du Prazon (2nd bridge). Take the path on the left towards Refuge de la Vogealle. It climbs a steep passage. At the Chalets de Borets, turn right towards Bout du Monde. At the footbridge, descend the stream to reach the 1st waterfall. Access possible via the exit of the world, you walk past the foot of the waterfall and other equally beautiful waterfalls; 20/30 min more, but more comfortable.
Tour: A continuous series of large verticals in a beautiful hollow with a magnificent panorama. From the second rappel of 2 x 65 m, the rappels line up perfectly without putting the rope down. With a very large current, the start of the MC of the last rappel is not visible in the active. You would have to rig this MC in the RG in the counter-current to cross the active to the RD start and use it for a lead or unclutch from below. The first person to do this, watch out! ObligationThe only possible way out is at the exit of the first abseil. After that, no exit is possible. Caution: In spring, when the high firn melts and cannot be seen from the start, the flow can increase considerably in the early afternoon. History Groupe Spéléo d'Hauteville Lompnes (M. Cavet, P. Flochon, B. Hugon) in 1989. Notes Beware of friction. Risk of jamming the rope on the first rappel (last one better to use the relay). Currently MC start in the basin at the level of the relay to be used preferably, many unstable rocks on the upper MC.

La Vogealle: Canyon End
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Return: In 2009 : - either continue RD du Giffre to Giffrenant and then go back down towards plan des lacs to find the parking lot, - or RG again, plan des lacs and turn right after the restaurant to find the car.

La Vogealle: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Access to the horseshoe is now prohibited, you park in the established parking lots downstream and cross the footbridge of Giffrenant, the difference in the duration of the route is not significant, but you change in the middle of the tourists. In 2009, a new parking lot was created and signposted on the right bank of the Giffre (wooden bridge), below Giffrenant, between Giffre and Nant des Joathons, saving about 500 meters. More inconspicuous parking spaces are available in the parking lot. Parking is strictly forbidden along the D907. Another note: the parking lot is paid in summer (2.50€) or you must arrive before 8am or park at the exit of Nambride, far, very far away.
Return: In 2009 : - either continue RD du Giffre to Giffrenant and then go back down towards plan des lacs to find the parking lot, - or RG again, plan des lacs and turn right after the restaurant to find the car.

La Vogealle: Waypoint
Comment: WP1: Buvette de Prazon
Approach: Follow the river Giffre as far as the Buvette du Prazon (2nd bridge). Take the path on the left towards Refuge de la Vogealle. It climbs a steep passage. At the Chalets de Borets, turn right towards Bout du Monde. At the footbridge, descend the stream to reach the 1st waterfall. Access possible via the exit of the world, you walk past the foot of the waterfall and other equally beautiful waterfalls; 20/30 min more, but more comfortable.

La Vogealle: Waypoint1
Comment: WP2: Chalet du Boret
Approach: Follow the river Giffre as far as the Buvette du Prazon (2nd bridge). Take the path on the left towards Refuge de la Vogealle. It climbs a steep passage. At the Chalets de Borets, turn right towards Bout du Monde. At the footbridge, descend the stream to reach the 1st waterfall. Access possible via the exit of the world, you walk past the foot of the waterfall and other equally beautiful waterfalls; 20/30 min more, but more comfortable.

La Vogealle: Waypoint2
Comment: WP3: Bridge

Torrent des Acles: Canyon Start
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Approach: 15min Only the lower part: Path straight ahead up the slope above the parking lot for about 100 vertical meters without crossing the torrent from the parking lot. Then the path branches off to the right to approach the torrent, which you clearly overlook. There is a spit there that you can rappel down to reach the stream below (approx. 15 m). Now the fun part begins. 45min-1h for the entire route: From the parking lot, it is best to cross the forest on the left to reach the slope. Follow this. 300 m after a bunker, a small, steep path leads over a scree slope down to the streambed.
Tour: Two unequipped landings must be de-escalated via the RG and then via the RD. A small slide is used to reach the narrows. A C6 equipped with RD precedes a second, similar obstacle equipped on both sides. This is followed by a C3, then a C4 equipped with R.L. before reaching the C13, which is active on the left bank and above water on the other side. A small ledge of 5 meters that is de-escalated. Then you come to the part that is the most fun (and practiced). This is where the middle part begins, starting with a T2 and then a T4 (you can ascend thanks to the equipment available). A well-grouped jump is even possible in the R.G. above the slide. A C5 in a well-cut section can be descended underwater on the R.D. or bridged on the R.G. on a large level. Then you reach the high point of this canyon: C17 (above water in the RG or in the active area on the other side...). Some small ledges end this beautiful descent. Narrow canyon, only one way out via a handrail (ropes). But equipped with high and low water. The middle, lower section can be completed in 1.5 hours with 2 people. For the whole parts you have to reckon with 3 hours. Be aware of the risk of mudslides during summer storms. Period/water character Wait until the snow has melted in this beautiful valley (May, June). The water is consistently cold. We are in the Hautes-Alpes at an altitude of 1500 m. Avoid rain and thunderstorms (high water + rockfall). Historical background In modern technique by A. BACH, M.BRUNELLO, C.CHILLET, P. DROUIN in October 1991. The first descent is said to have been made in August 1969 by Mr. Laurent Rey (called Brioche) accompanied by his son. Remarks Do not park on the track leading up to the Chalet des Acles. A much-visited canyon, many professionals with their groups in summer...

Torrent des Acles: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at RD and walk 200 m before you find the car again...

Torrent des Acles: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: In the valley of Nevache. Just after the sign for Plampinet, turn right onto a gravel road. Continue to the stream and park at the exit of the road (quite a lot of through traffic). Or go into Plampinet, turn right before the Auberge de la Clarée, continue to the barrier that blocks the slope from Les Acles and park in the parking lot.
Return: Get off at RD and walk 200 m before you find the car again...

Torrent des Acles: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start der kommerziellen Touren
Approach: 15min Only the lower part: Path straight ahead up the slope above the parking lot for about 100 vertical meters without crossing the torrent from the parking lot. Then the path branches off to the right to approach the torrent, which you clearly overlook. There is a spit there that you can rappel down to reach the stream below (approx. 15 m). Now the fun part begins. 45min-1h for the entire route: From the parking lot, it is best to cross the forest on the left to reach the slope. Follow this. 300 m after a bunker, a small, steep path leads over a scree slope down to the streambed.
Tour: Two unequipped landings must be de-escalated via the RG and then via the RD. A small slide is used to reach the narrows. A C6 equipped with RD precedes a second, similar obstacle equipped on both sides. This is followed by a C3, then a C4 equipped with R.L. before reaching the C13, which is active on the left bank and above water on the other side. A small ledge of 5 meters that is de-escalated. Then you come to the part that is the most fun (and practiced). This is where the middle part begins, starting with a T2 and then a T4 (you can ascend thanks to the equipment available). A well-grouped jump is even possible in the R.G. above the slide. A C5 in a well-cut section can be descended underwater on the R.D. or bridged on the R.G. on a large level. Then you reach the high point of this canyon: C17 (above water in the RG or in the active area on the other side...). Some small ledges end this beautiful descent. Narrow canyon, only one way out via a handrail (ropes). But equipped with high and low water. The middle, lower section can be completed in 1.5 hours with 2 people. For the whole parts you have to reckon with 3 hours. Be aware of the risk of mudslides during summer storms. Period/water character Wait until the snow has melted in this beautiful valley (May, June). The water is consistently cold. We are in the Hautes-Alpes at an altitude of 1500 m. Avoid rain and thunderstorms (high water + rockfall). Historical background In modern technique by A. BACH, M.BRUNELLO, C.CHILLET, P. DROUIN in October 1991. The first descent is said to have been made in August 1969 by Mr. Laurent Rey (called Brioche) accompanied by his son. Remarks Do not park on the track leading up to the Chalet des Acles. A much-visited canyon, many professionals with their groups in summer...

Ascension: Canyon Start
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Tour: Prohibition of access - See Descente

Ascension: Canyon End
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Ascension: Waypoint
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Comment: Wegpunkt zustieg

Torrent du Beal Noir: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the cemetery, walk uphill on the left-hand side of the river. Pass a water reservoir and follow a well-marked path in serpentines. Walk uphill to an altitude of 1250 meters. From here, leave the path towards the canyon by turning right at a green-marked tree. After a short walk between fir trees, a handrail leads to an abseiling point on a tree. Rappel about 15 meters, overhanging at the exit.
Tour: |#01| o ENTRANCE |#01| o MARCH | Walk a few meters along the stream. |#02| o MC | 2 short rope edges with fixed ropes from the tree on the left to the chain on the right |#02| o Cascade 6.90 meters | chain on the right side |#02| . . . . With a lot of water at least 25m ropes to get safely to the next chain. |#03| o Cascade 9.30 meters | chain on the left side |#03| . . . . Optional Rappel Guide with 40m ropes if there is a lot of water |#04| o Cascade 11.90 meters | chain on the right side, rappel in 2 steps with pool after 4 meters |#05| o Cascade 7.20 meters | fixed ropes on the left |#06| o Cascade 7.60 meters | Several anchors (some longer!) available |#06| [Pool] |#07| o MC | 3 meter rope traverse on the left side |#07| o Cascade 9.80 meters | 2 anchors on the left side |#08| o MARCHE+DES | A few minutes walk with several small downclimbs (maximum height: 2.60 meters) |#08| . . . . Partial rappel from the tree possible. +------------------------------------------------ |#09| EXIT - emergency exit | Optional exit/entry on the hiking trail |#09| Viewpoint +------------------------------------------------ | Part 2 |#10| o DES | 2m downclimb |#10| o DES | 2m downclimb |#11| o Cascade 3.50 meters | anchor behind the boulder |#12| o Cascade 11.70 meters | chain left and anchor right |#12| . . . . often indicated as C18. |#13| o Cascade 4.80 meters | 2 anchors right |#14| o AN 4 to 8 meters | rappel from the tree |#14| . . . . Option 1: 4 meter rappel + DES: 4 meter downclimb |#14| . . . . Option 2: 8 meter rappel |#14| [Pool] |#15| o DES | 5m downclimb Commitment Little commitment. Historic A. Bach, M. Brunello, C. Chillet, P. Droin in September 1991. Remarks Beautiful, sunny descent offering a lovely view of the Durance. This canyon is still called "Torrent de Saint-Crépin". Canyon rarely flooded; with an "unsurprising" amount of water (visible from the parking lot). It is possible to take a shuttle bus up to the hamlet of "Le Villard". In this case, the approach time is replaced by a fairly "vegetative" river walk of about ten minutes before arriving at the canyon proper.

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Return: Exit left via the small path.

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Access: RN 94 between Embrun and Briançon, stop in the village of Saint-Crépin. Park near the cemetery.
Return: Exit left via the small path.

Torrent du Beal Noir: Waypoint
Comment: Abzweigen vom Wanderweg zum Bach
Approach: From the cemetery, walk uphill on the left-hand side of the river. Pass a water reservoir and follow a well-marked path in serpentines. Walk uphill to an altitude of 1250 meters. From here, leave the path towards the canyon by turning right at a green-marked tree. After a short walk between fir trees, a handrail leads to an abseiling point on a tree. Rappel about 15 meters, overhanging at the exit.

Gorges de la Biaysse: Canyon Start
Tour: Canyon prohibited by prefectural decree (partly because of the large water abstraction directly above).

Gorges de la Biaysse: Canyon End

Torrent de Chichin : Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot (which is often crowded in high summer), take the path that crosses the Oules de Freissinières and climb up the G.R. on the right bank of the Torrent de Chichin. At one point, leave the forest and "shoot due north" into the boulder field. Continue in this direction and do not return to the south, which leads to the Oules. You will then reach the village of Dormillouse. At the small wooden bridge, head west again until you reach another small bridge, which is stone and Roman. The tranquillity and beauty of the surroundings should not stop you from getting out your equipment to gear up...
Tour: From the Roman bridge, walk 20 m up the stream to the first sill. A first C3 (spits in R.G.) can be jumped over when you see the block hidden under the foam. If the level allows, you can overcome it with a slide. You then pass under a natural millennial arch and can make a jump from a height of 6 meters. After crossing the Roman bridge, you can use the R.G. to get out. This allows a team member to install a zip line from below if you wish. The canyon then opens up to a more open area or between the sun with small abseils, slides and medium sized jumps (max. 10 m). Be careful with the numerous jumps, where you have to assess the "landing zone" well... Rappels too close from the water are guaranteed... too far is the knee in the chin... At the wooden bridge you saw on the ascent, you can take a break and eat by going to the right. Then you continue with a series of jumps and slides, including the famous "S" slide. Then you come to the most vertical part, where the abseiling sections This is followed by a fairly long sequence of abseils: C15 + C4 + R7 + C30 + C10 + C40 + C20 + C45... OUF... We have (at the top of this position) 170 m of gas under our feet... The gear is installed and the only special point of this part is the last 65m abseil, which has to be split. Then one member of the rope team descends to the relay (where there is no room for more than two members) to place the 45m rope for the final rappel. Commitment The equipment is very good, the depth of the pools varies from one year to the next.... The slips are before the wooden bridge, then two immediately after on the right. The last two are on the same bank at the top and bottom of the C30.... After that it is ... "atmospheric". Period/water character Some years the conditions for a descent will never be there ... This shows how watery this canyon is, which is only very rarely accessible before the exit of August and until the snow arrives. The history First ascent by Max Imbert and Henri Vincens. This route, considered very difficult, offers you the opportunity to navigate canyons in a remarkable alpine scenic setting. At the exit of the FREISSINIERES valley, the Biaysse river flows from the confluence of two torrents that emerge from deep and wild canyons: the Torrent des OULES and the Torrent de CHICHIN. The site at the heart of the PARC NATIONAL des ECRINS is exceptional for its fauna, flora and human environment. Climbing the Torrent de CHICHIN is a serious undertaking reserved for experienced sportsmen. You must be able to assess the risks before embarking on the descent, especially in terms of the speed of the water, as several passages can become traps. If the water spreads across the entire width of the waterfall and forms an almost uninterrupted curtain, the water level is too high. When the cascade splits into clearly separated rivulets, the conditions are most favorable. These conditions are usually present at the exit of the season (end of August, September). Don't forget to stow the equipment in the car. Once you have stowed the equipment in the car, you can try the excellent raspberry and blueberry tarts in the car at the exit of the parking lot. DORMILLOUSE, a village inhabited all year round, takes its name from the old French "l'endormie" (the marmot). It is only supplied by helicopter twice a year by the General Council of the Hautes-Alpes. So remember to bring the newspaper or something similar to one of the accommodations ... They will appreciate your gesture...

Torrent de Chichin : Canyon End
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Return: At the foot of this very beautiful waterfall, you leave the path to RG on a well-marked path that leads past beautiful wild raspberries.... but "shhhh".

Torrent de Chichin : Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Start unterer Teil an der Brücke
Approach: From the parking lot (which is often crowded in high summer), take the path that crosses the Oules de Freissinières and climb up the G.R. on the right bank of the Torrent de Chichin. At one point, leave the forest and "shoot due north" into the boulder field. Continue in this direction and do not return to the south, which leads to the Oules. You will then reach the village of Dormillouse. At the small wooden bridge, head west again until you reach another small bridge, which is stone and Roman. The tranquillity and beauty of the surroundings should not stop you from getting out your equipment to gear up...
Tour: From the Roman bridge, walk 20 m up the stream to the first sill. A first C3 (spits in R.G.) can be jumped over when you see the block hidden under the foam. If the level allows, you can overcome it with a slide. You then pass under a natural millennial arch and can make a jump from a height of 6 meters. After crossing the Roman bridge, you can use the R.G. to get out. This allows a team member to install a zip line from below if you wish. The canyon then opens up to a more open area or between the sun with small abseils, slides and medium sized jumps (max. 10 m). Be careful with the numerous jumps, where you have to assess the "landing zone" well... Rappels too close from the water are guaranteed... too far is the knee in the chin... At the wooden bridge you saw on the ascent, you can take a break and eat by going to the right. Then you continue with a series of jumps and slides, including the famous "S" slide. Then you come to the most vertical part, where the abseiling sections This is followed by a fairly long sequence of abseils: C15 + C4 + R7 + C30 + C10 + C40 + C20 + C45... OUF... We have (at the top of this position) 170 m of gas under our feet... The gear is installed and the only special point of this part is the last 65m abseil, which has to be split. Then one member of the rope team descends to the relay (where there is no room for more than two members) to place the 45m rope for the final rappel. Commitment The equipment is very good, the depth of the pools varies from one year to the next.... The slips are before the wooden bridge, then two immediately after on the right. The last two are on the same bank at the top and bottom of the C30.... After that it is ... "atmospheric". Period/water character Some years the conditions for a descent will never be there ... This shows how watery this canyon is, which is only very rarely accessible before the exit of August and until the snow arrives. The history First ascent by Max Imbert and Henri Vincens. This route, considered very difficult, offers you the opportunity to navigate canyons in a remarkable alpine scenic setting. At the exit of the FREISSINIERES valley, the Biaysse river flows from the confluence of two torrents that emerge from deep and wild canyons: the Torrent des OULES and the Torrent de CHICHIN. The site at the heart of the PARC NATIONAL des ECRINS is exceptional for its fauna, flora and human environment. Climbing the Torrent de CHICHIN is a serious undertaking reserved for experienced sportsmen. You must be able to assess the risks before embarking on the descent, especially in terms of the speed of the water, as several passages can become traps. If the water spreads across the entire width of the waterfall and forms an almost uninterrupted curtain, the water level is too high. When the cascade splits into clearly separated rivulets, the conditions are most favorable. These conditions are usually present at the exit of the season (end of August, September). Don't forget to stow the equipment in the car. Once you have stowed the equipment in the car, you can try the excellent raspberry and blueberry tarts in the car at the exit of the parking lot. DORMILLOUSE, a village inhabited all year round, takes its name from the old French "l'endormie" (the marmot). It is only supplied by helicopter twice a year by the General Council of the Hautes-Alpes. So remember to bring the newspaper or something similar to one of the accommodations ... They will appreciate your gesture...

Torrent de Chichin : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: If you are coming from Gap via the R.N. 94, drive past Guillestre and turn left at the end of Saint-Crépin onto the D38, which leads up to Pallon (start of the Canyon de la Biaysse - Gouffre de Gourfouran). If you are coming from Briançon, turn right before La Roche-de-Rame. Follow the departmental road 38B and then the D 238 through the Freissinières valley to the parking lot that marks the exit of the road. Here you will find yourself in the majestic setting of Dormillouse.
Return: At the foot of this very beautiful waterfall, you leave the path to RG on a well-marked path that leads past beautiful wild raspberries.... but "shhhh".

Torrent de Chichin : Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Notausstieg über das Geröllfeld
Approach: From the parking lot (which is often crowded in high summer), take the path that crosses the Oules de Freissinières and climb up the G.R. on the right bank of the Torrent de Chichin. At one point, leave the forest and "shoot due north" into the boulder field. Continue in this direction and do not return to the south, which leads to the Oules. You will then reach the village of Dormillouse. At the small wooden bridge, head west again until you reach another small bridge, which is stone and Roman. The tranquillity and beauty of the surroundings should not stop you from getting out your equipment to gear up...
Tour: From the Roman bridge, walk 20 m up the stream to the first sill. A first C3 (spits in R.G.) can be jumped over when you see the block hidden under the foam. If the level allows, you can overcome it with a slide. You then pass under a natural millennial arch and can make a jump from a height of 6 meters. After crossing the Roman bridge, you can use the R.G. to get out. This allows a team member to install a zip line from below if you wish. The canyon then opens up to a more open area or between the sun with small abseils, slides and medium sized jumps (max. 10 m). Be careful with the numerous jumps, where you have to assess the "landing zone" well... Rappels too close from the water are guaranteed... too far is the knee in the chin... At the wooden bridge you saw on the ascent, you can take a break and eat by going to the right. Then you continue with a series of jumps and slides, including the famous "S" slide. Then you come to the most vertical part, where the abseiling sections This is followed by a fairly long sequence of abseils: C15 + C4 + R7 + C30 + C10 + C40 + C20 + C45... OUF... We have (at the top of this position) 170 m of gas under our feet... The gear is installed and the only special point of this part is the last 65m abseil, which has to be split. Then one member of the rope team descends to the relay (where there is no room for more than two members) to place the 45m rope for the final rappel. Commitment The equipment is very good, the depth of the pools varies from one year to the next.... The slips are before the wooden bridge, then two immediately after on the right. The last two are on the same bank at the top and bottom of the C30.... After that it is ... "atmospheric". Period/water character Some years the conditions for a descent will never be there ... This shows how watery this canyon is, which is only very rarely accessible before the exit of August and until the snow arrives. The history First ascent by Max Imbert and Henri Vincens. This route, considered very difficult, offers you the opportunity to navigate canyons in a remarkable alpine scenic setting. At the exit of the FREISSINIERES valley, the Biaysse river flows from the confluence of two torrents that emerge from deep and wild canyons: the Torrent des OULES and the Torrent de CHICHIN. The site at the heart of the PARC NATIONAL des ECRINS is exceptional for its fauna, flora and human environment. Climbing the Torrent de CHICHIN is a serious undertaking reserved for experienced sportsmen. You must be able to assess the risks before embarking on the descent, especially in terms of the speed of the water, as several passages can become traps. If the water spreads across the entire width of the waterfall and forms an almost uninterrupted curtain, the water level is too high. When the cascade splits into clearly separated rivulets, the conditions are most favorable. These conditions are usually present at the exit of the season (end of August, September). Don't forget to stow the equipment in the car. Once you have stowed the equipment in the car, you can try the excellent raspberry and blueberry tarts in the car at the exit of the parking lot. DORMILLOUSE, a village inhabited all year round, takes its name from the old French "l'endormie" (the marmot). It is only supplied by helicopter twice a year by the General Council of the Hautes-Alpes. So remember to bring the newspaper or something similar to one of the accommodations ... They will appreciate your gesture...

Torrent de l' Eychauda: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the course of the river in RG as far as the cars without disturbing the local residents and the vacation center.

Torrent de l' Eychauda: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the wooden sign, walk down the path and reach the streambed in a few minutes. Another option is to leave the cars at the bottom and walk up to the right bank on the GR that starts from the power station 600 m away. Good hikers will need 30 minutes for this solution.
Tour: Regulations: Canyoning permitted between 8:30 and 17:00 by municipal council resolution. Attention: Siphon! There is a dangerous spot in the canyon where a fatal accident has already occurred. The water flows under a boulder there - you must not get into the water at this point under any circumstances. The danger point is clearly marked in the canyon and set up so that it can be safely bypassed using a rope traverse. General information: This sporty descent consists of a series of waterfalls of varying heights: 6, 7, 10, 13, 5, 9, 7, 10, 14, 7 and 6 meters. There are 3 small narrow passages, a hanging rock and, if you can search a little, small "cave-like" passages. The waterfalls are very beautiful and photogenic. The water is cool and a full body suit is essential. Most of the obstacles can be repeated as often as you like or offer the opportunity to escape in an emergency. The water movements here can be very strong. Commitment: None, all waterfalls can be shifted on the left or right bank via a path. Historical: Good guides have been working there for a long time (they work in their gardens...). Notes: No jumps and little swim, but some rappels are well watered. Pofiter, after the canyon, to "climb" to the PRE DE MADAME CARLE at the foot of the white glacier (add 45' round trip). For the canyon, there is a small parking lot in the valley along the creek on the right. Beautiful water movement in almost all waterfalls.

Torrent de l' Eychauda: Parking at Entry
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Access: In L'ARGENTIERRE LA BESSEE, take the D994 E in the direction of AILEFROIDE / PELVOUX. About 4 km after VALLOUISE, in the commune of PELVOUX, park between SAINT ANTOINE and LES CLAUX at a small bridge that crosses the EYCHAUDA torrent at coordinate 1250. Leave the car driving "downhill" there and take the shuttle bus over the small road that leads up to the right 100 m before this bridge. Drive past the vacation center, take the taxiway and get onto the D421T. Follow the road to the second bend on the right. Park near the wooden panels.
Return: Follow the course of the river in RG as far as the cars without disturbing the local residents and the vacation center.

Torrent de l' Eychauda: Parking at Exit
Access: In L'ARGENTIERRE LA BESSEE, take the D994 E in the direction of AILEFROIDE / PELVOUX. About 4 km after VALLOUISE, in the commune of PELVOUX, park between SAINT ANTOINE and LES CLAUX at a small bridge that crosses the EYCHAUDA torrent at coordinate 1250. Leave the car driving "downhill" there and take the shuttle bus over the small road that leads up to the right 100 m before this bridge. Drive past the vacation center, take the taxiway and get onto the D421T. Follow the road to the second bend on the right. Park near the wooden panels.
Return: Follow the course of the river in RG as far as the cars without disturbing the local residents and the vacation center.

Ga: Canyon Start
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Tour: This canyon is divided into two parts: The first part is more or less an introductory descent, although the water movements can be very violent. This part is very aesthetic with a gulch that offers a view of the white snow of the Meije (great photo despite the backlight). The second part is technically more demanding with large abseils. Rating TD+ The whole thing starts with a 300 m hike. C 15 m (3 points (brooch, bolt + quickdraw, bolt)). Through large flow tree RD 2 waterfalls that de-escalate at low flow. At high flow there is 1 point each. After the 1st part, it is possible to ascend back to Chazelet. 2nd part: Waterfall 20 m, it is possible to make a small jump into the intermediate trough. The catch basin cannot be jumped over. Waterfall 30 m (2 bolts and 1 pin) : Beautiful waterfall with a pinched block that siphons at high flow. The descent is irrigated. In the event of large volumes of water, uninstalled drains must be provided to reach the unstable rock faces below. It is usually possible to jump into the catch basin. The next pool is skipped. Chaos with siphons. A 5 m waterfall on a crappy rope ring exposed to high water. 2 waterfalls with possible jumps. 1 point to descend must be checked. (10 m rappel). C15 m, Possible jump from 8 m into the broth with good attenuation (check beforehand). C25m: Waterfall toboggan. Caution: if there is a lot of water, there are terrible siphoning chokes in RG and RD (flat rock jutting out 10 m to reach the water). Large waterfall of 120 m: Difficult access to the relay. Plan equipment to get there in case of large amounts of water. There is a poorly visible RG spit to which we have added a quick link. The other points are jumped. Handrail from 10 meters to the relay. Relay big waterfall: (3 points: 1 pin, 2 RG pins). Possibility to descend all at once with 2x120 m (little friction), but full juice. If you do not rappel 60 m, descend on the left bank, pass the hump and head above water into a chute that you can downclimb. At the exit of this chute on the right is a relay with two pins and a chain. All the equipment is outdated, Nov. 2006. Commitment Watch out for water movement in the first part. Very engaged in the second part when water is present. History The first descent, and therefore the first equipment, was made by Pierre-Olivier Béal, who lives in Le Chazelet and runs the restaurant le Chalet des Plagnes in the same village. Remarks Beware, this canyon can be very dangerous. It is rarely accessible as the water is rarely low (at best in September and November). In addition, the bottom of the pools moves a lot, the water is black so you can't estimate the depth, and the rocks are slippery. All our comments are therefore relative, especially with regard to the jumps, which we advise against. Secondly, the equipment is badly damaged by the flooding. It is intended for descents at low water. We will give you some indications to estimate the amount of water. These are only suggestions. Your level should be sufficient to objectively assess whether the canyon is actually feasible. Best: If you watch the Pucelle jump, several clues can help you estimate the amount of water. At the exit of the waterfall, you should see two small, clearly recognizable jets of water around a rock. Likewise, you should be able to see through the rock without difficulty. Secondly, there should be no water packet hitting the RG. Finally, the base must be occupied by a thin veil of water divided into several nets. Maximum conditions: As long as you can see through the rock and no water packet is slapping against the left bank, it is possible to descend (also rare to find conditions).

Ga: Parking at Entry
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Access: D1091 to La Grave. To exit: Park at Les fréaux at the park bridge located opposite the waterfall of Le saut de la pucelle, which corresponds to the old road. For entry: Drive up to Le Chazelet and then back down to the bridge located at the start of the telescope.
Return: From the exit of the waterfall, you can reach the clearly visible parking lot via the path.

Ga: Canyon End
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Return: From the exit of the waterfall, you can reach the clearly visible parking lot via the path.

Ga: Parking at Exit
Access: D1091 to La Grave. To exit: Park at Les fréaux at the park bridge located opposite the waterfall of Le saut de la pucelle, which corresponds to the old road. For entry: Drive up to Le Chazelet and then back down to the bridge located at the start of the telescope.
Return: From the exit of the waterfall, you can reach the clearly visible parking lot via the path.

Ravin de Gimette: Canyon Start
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Approach: Without shuttle bus: Leave your car at the parking lot on the valley side and walk up the small road to the Gaffe bridge, which crosses the torrent.
Tour: First there is a walking area with some de-escalations and abseils. This is followed by an indentation with some more or less watered abseils, which can be up to 25 m long. At the exit of the canyon, there is a walk with some de-escalations along a pipe that runs alongside the stream. Engagement Opportunities to get to safety outside the high water in some places where the embayment is missing. Escape routes are unclear or non-existent until the exit of the embayment (RD pipe). Time period/ water character The current can be considerable and some abseiling points are watered. In strong currents, two pools may have water movements that need to be managed. The last rappel is equipped high in RD and requires a climbing step, it is better to stay on the rope of the previous rappel to reach it. Historical overview 1956 Honnorat and Reynier

Ravin de Gimette: Canyon End
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Return: Continue along the watercourse, 15 mins along the RD sewer (pipe), past a large flat rock and then RG exit via a path leading up to the road at the lower parking lot.

Ravin de Gimette: Parking at Exit
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Access: D900, from Le Lauzet-Ubaye, head towards Barcelonnette to reach the village of Les Thuiles. In this village, turn right onto the D109. Immediately after the bridge over the Ubaye, turn right, then left after the small bridge over the Gimette. 450 m further on, downhill parking lot on the right just before a hairpin bend (wooden information board and small bench). Uphill parking lot: Walk 2 km and park without obstruction at the level of the Gaffe bridge.
Return: Continue along the watercourse, 15 mins along the RD sewer (pipe), past a large flat rock and then RG exit via a path leading up to the road at the lower parking lot.

Ravin de Gimette: Parking at Entry
Access: D900, from Le Lauzet-Ubaye, head towards Barcelonnette to reach the village of Les Thuiles. In this village, turn right onto the D109. Immediately after the bridge over the Ubaye, turn right, then left after the small bridge over the Gimette. 450 m further on, downhill parking lot on the right just before a hairpin bend (wooden information board and small bench). Uphill parking lot: Walk 2 km and park without obstruction at the level of the Gaffe bridge.
Return: Continue along the watercourse, 15 mins along the RD sewer (pipe), past a large flat rock and then RG exit via a path leading up to the road at the lower parking lot.

Torrent du Glacier Blanc: Canyon Start
2022-09-27: A very beautiful, but also very challenging tour with some thrills. Located below the white glacier, the water is correspondingly fresh - gloves and a hood are obligatory. The canyon offers a very bea...
Approach: Take the path that leads up to the Refuges du Glacier Blanc and des Ecrins until it crosses the torrent with or without a footbridge.
Tour: The creek narrows very quickly and the watered waterfalls follow each other quickly with nice water passages. When you come out of the inlet, 2/3 of the way through the canyon, you have the choice of continuing in a more chaotic area (part 2) or crossing RD to reach a side gully and descending it (part 2b). Part 1: Almost a dozen abseils and very nice narrow sections. Part 2: A big block chaos with 5 or 6 abseils. Part 2b: well-formed chute (part already descended by one group, to be described for the next...). Strong effort in the first two 1/3. Possible escape at the exit of part 1 in the RD via a tributary. Time period/ water character Too much water during snowmelt and summer. Ice in winter, with the best season being fall before the big cold snaps. Above it is the largest south-facing glacier in the region. The amount of water can double from 8 to 12, even in the fall. Geology Complicated. Gneiss-like crystalline rocks, actually anatexites, disturbed by a bundle of N-S fractures that run through the Pic de Neige Cordier higher up. Historical background Already largely developed. Remarks Extremely slippery in the water, the rock is covered with lichen comparable to ice!!! Canyon in the Ecrins National Park. Light equipment (one point). Do not over-equip and remain discreet and environmentally friendly. Report: lolo and RV.

Torrent du Glacier Blanc: Canyon End
2022-09-27: A very beautiful, but also very challenging tour with some thrills. Located below the white glacier, the water is correspondingly fresh - gloves and a hood are obligatory. The canyon offers a very bea...
Return: At the exit of the chaos you reach the glacier plain, then cross the path and reach the parking lot.

Torrent du Glacier Blanc: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-09-27: A very beautiful, but also very challenging tour with some thrills. Located below the white glacier, the water is correspondingly fresh - gloves and a hood are obligatory. The canyon offers a very bea...
Access: In L'Argentière-la-Bessée, head towards Valorise, then Pelvoux, Ailefroide and finally Pré de Madame Carle, where you park (parking lot at the exit of the valley). Beware, the road closes in Ailefroide at the first big snowfall (and then closes in Pelvoux when the snow is lower), in which case you can forget about the canyon, as there are still miles of access road...).
Return: At the exit of the chaos you reach the glacier plain, then cross the path and reach the parking lot.

Cascades du Miroir: Canyon Start
2018-09-25: A very impressive canyon. It goes from one abseil directly to the next, usually about 40 meters.
Approach: Cross the river and follow the GR5, which climbs up the left bank and then turns right. It moves away and then returns to the left over rocky bars. At the fork (large boulder), take the left-hand path, which still climbs well. Soon (at 2000 m) leave it and follow a horizontal path (left) that quickly leads over a small hill and exits at the edge of a steep meadow. Walk diagonally down to our stream and then continue along the bank until you reach a small plain within sight of the 1st path.
Tour: A series of abseils in a beautiful mountain setting, offering a route whose height difference is greater than its length, which is quite rare. A first abseil (Lunula on the L bank) and a second (Relais on the R bank) lead to a flat spot from which you can escape. The next waterfall (C28) is approached via a small abseil on a large tree (not equipped), for a very small (thin line), so the abseil is almost water-free. 2. The final sequence (all relays are on the left bank), with no escape route, is as follows: C14, C14, C15, C38 (possible intermediate stop halfway). C32 leads to a level, from where you have to descend a little before crossing to the relay above the large beak. A small, easy climbing step leads there, do not re-equip the beak; it has jumped on its outer edge. C23 with relay always at right angles, well protected from the spray, on a lunula and a fairly thin line or 7-8 m further down on several planted anchors for ice climbing. Commitment The two slips at the start, then full commitment after the fourth admonition. Period/ water character To be done in late summer or fall. With good water conditions, you are practically above water, the watered passages are very short. However, you are often close to the water, in the form of spray. With large amounts of water, it's a different story... Mastery of this hostile environment, personal equipment, every maneuver must be executed efficiently and quickly... Geology Low quality limestone, beware of possible rockfalls. Historical background Lunula anchors and a little rope/cord, chain links, (at least) absolutely necessary for a route at the beginning of the season. Notes Some friction to be overcome if you simply descend. Be alert as it is quite easy to miss a relay in the big waterfall at the exit, so two 45 ropes may be very welcome. The suggested time of 3 hours can vary greatly depending on water levels, number of participants etc.

Cascades du Miroir: Canyon End
2018-09-25: A very impressive canyon. It goes from one abseil directly to the next, usually about 40 meters.
Return: Descend along the left bank and then follow the GR that you took on the way there.

Cascades du Miroir: Parking Entry and Exit
2018-09-25: A very impressive canyon. It goes from one abseil directly to the next, usually about 40 meters.
Access: From Guillestre in the direction of Ceillac, it is always signposted. Do not drive into the village, but straight on to the ski lifts. Ideally, you should park in the large parking lot about 250 m from the lift, opposite the pedestrian bridge.
Return: Descend along the left bank and then follow the GR that you took on the way there.

Pissette: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: Actually quite nice. Beautiful different rock formations, mostly slate. Can also be walked during the day. Around 1 pm the midday sun shines beautifully into the canyon Something doesn't fit with the...
2022-10-04: A short, moderately interesting canyon. For canyonists with experience, Canyon Pissette is a suitable little adventure at night. Very little walking in the canyon. The highest abseil point is the fina...
Approach: From the parking lot, take the path that goes up the Onde on the RD. After about 400 m, the path becomes a dirt road (at a bridge), continue on the right-hand path. About 400 m further on, the track crosses the La Pissette footbridge. Immediately after the bridge, take the path (signs cascade de la pissette) that goes up to the right. You will soon reach the lower part of the waterfall and follow the path up to the right. After rising above the waterfall, leave the path and walk along the small canyon. Enter the canyon at the beginning of the indentation.
Tour: 3 small ledges before you reach the C20 in a chute. Commitment Very short canyon with little commitment. Period/ water character Water all year round, sometimes too much in spring and icy in winter. History Used by glacier skiers as an introduction in winter. Remarks Canyon without equipment, you have to make do with the AN.

Pissette: Parking at Entry
2025-08-30: Actually quite nice. Beautiful different rock formations, mostly slate. Can also be walked during the day. Around 1 pm the midday sun shines beautifully into the canyon Something doesn't fit with the...
2022-10-04: A short, moderately interesting canyon. For canyonists with experience, Canyon Pissette is a suitable little adventure at night. Very little walking in the canyon. The highest abseil point is the fina...
Access: From "L'Argentiere la Bessée", take the D994E in the direction of "Vallouise". In "Vallouise La casse", turn left onto the D4 to Puy Saint Vincent. Drive about 600 m and turn right onto the D504 just before you tackle the hairpin bends that lead up to the ski resort. Park in a large parking lot just before the bridge over the Onde.
Return: On the way back.

Pissette: Canyon End
2025-08-30: Actually quite nice. Beautiful different rock formations, mostly slate. Can also be walked during the day. Around 1 pm the midday sun shines beautifully into the canyon Something doesn't fit with the...
2022-10-04: A short, moderately interesting canyon. For canyonists with experience, Canyon Pissette is a suitable little adventure at night. Very little walking in the canyon. The highest abseil point is the fina...
Return: On the way back.

Pissette: Parking at Exit
Access: From "L'Argentiere la Bessée", take the D994E in the direction of "Vallouise". In "Vallouise La casse", turn left onto the D4 to Puy Saint Vincent. Drive about 600 m and turn right onto the D504 just before you tackle the hairpin bends that lead up to the ski resort. Park in a large parking lot just before the bridge over the Onde.

Torrent de Pra Reboul: Parking at Exit
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Access: Lower parking lot (Parking aval): On the RN 94 between Briançon and Guillestre. Turn off after Pra Reboul and drive south through the village parallel to the RN94. Park the car about 400 m below the village of Pra Reboul near the bridge. The last waterfalls are visible from the road. Do not park at the exit on the left side of the river - the owner has a problem with this. Upper parking lot (Parking amont - shuttle option, 8 km): With the other vehicle, continue on the RN 94 to St-Crépin. Drive past the cemetery (on the left in the village center, you pass the Beal Noir canyon), then drive up the serpentine road (D 738), through Le Villard and then turn left onto the track that leads to the Guions. Cross the small village and at the exit, follow the path downhill. Park at the exit.
Return: Follow the RG of the watercourse for 2'.

Torrent de Pra Reboul: Parking at Entry
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Access: Lower parking lot (Parking aval): On the RN 94 between Briançon and Guillestre. Turn off after Pra Reboul and drive south through the village parallel to the RN94. Park the car about 400 m below the village of Pra Reboul near the bridge. The last waterfalls are visible from the road. Do not park at the exit on the left side of the river - the owner has a problem with this. Upper parking lot (Parking amont - shuttle option, 8 km): With the other vehicle, continue on the RN 94 to St-Crépin. Drive past the cemetery (on the left in the village center, you pass the Beal Noir canyon), then drive up the serpentine road (D 738), through Le Villard and then turn left onto the track that leads to the Guions. Cross the small village and at the exit, follow the path downhill. Park at the exit.
Return: Follow the RG of the watercourse for 2'.

Torrent de Pra Reboul: Canyon Start
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Approach: Shuttle bus option: Continue along the path and then take the path on the left towards "Champaussel", the path leads down to the watercourse. Option without shuttle bus: From the RG parking lot, follow the path towards ESE for about 100 m, turn left towards the canyon and go around a house on the right. About 100 m after the house, leave the slope and take the path that branches off to the right (cairn, alt. 940m). You reach the canyon, alt. 1050m, and go right (do not go left into the canyon, where the passages are exposed). Long descending traverse until you reach a clear junction on the left (tackle the ascent between the climbing sectors on a very good path). You will reach the hamlet of "Guions", the exit of the approach is identical to the shuttle bus option.
Tour: The descent begins with a 15-minute walk through the watercourse, then comes the C38. This is followed by C14 RG, C12 RD in a nice basin with a jammed block (not very deep, you're good on foot), then C12 over the jammed block with a deflection. Then C18, C15, C13. No emergency exit! After the first waterfall, it is impossible to get out of this canyon without risk. History First known descent: Michèle VINCENS and the mountain guides Francis ELICHABE and Henri VINCENS before 1990. Remarks The equipment is in order. Facing south-west, little sun (best to set off after 12 noon to benefit from the exposure).

Torrent de Pra Reboul: Canyon End
Return: Follow the RG of the watercourse for 2'.

Torrent de Tramouillon (inferieur): Parking at Exit
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Torrent de Tramouillon (inferieur): Canyon End
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Torrent de Tramouillon (inferieur): Canyon Start
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Tour: 20 min. hike in the river, interspersed with some lunulae equipped jumps, then 1.5 hours of rappel, which is well sequenced. Commitment Low, relatively easy exit in the woods. Period/ water character Feasible from May to September. Remarks Overall appropriate equipment, on Lunulae for the first part, then chain relay (not always sensibly placed, beware of friction)

Torrent de Tramouillon (inferieur): Parking at Entry

Torrent de Tramouillon (supérieur): Canyon Start
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Tour: At the height of the footbridge, you overcome a first jump of 2 m. After a short hike, you reach a 4 m long de-escalation that leads you to the first 20 m long waterfall. Arrive in a beautiful pool that immediately opens up into a C. 23 (another beautiful pool). After two 4 m long ledges you reach the last C.17. Engagement A short canyon, but already very committed at the first waterfall. The rock is slippery and the relays are not designed for more than 5 people. Period/water character The water is cool all year round. In winter this canyon is often icy and the water level is high all year round. Notes Full EAST exposure under the canopy of larch trees. No visual contact in the rappels. The gear is very good, paired with lunulae.

Torrent de Tramouillon (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Torrent de Tramouillon (supérieur): Canyon End
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Torrent de la Valette : Canyon Start
2017-09-24: Video (from minute 5:15): https://youtu.be/fRSZPXlqXUY?si=2rAjobZlPSwIREtI&t=315
Approach: From the bridge over the Guil, follow the well-marked path (signpost to Furfande) that goes uphill until you come to a road after about 40 minutes. Follow it to the right until its exit (parking lot for the shuttle bus) and then continue on the wide path that goes downhill until it crosses the river, at the level of the remains of the bridge that was swept away by a flood a few years ago.
Tour: Some waterfalls, interspersed with hikes in a wild environment and a beautiful mountain atmosphere. Commitment Strong, there are virtually no loopholes. Period/ water character To be done at the time of snowmelt to take advantage of a good water flow, or after a rainy period. The water level is visible at the arrival of the torrent. May - July History 1st descent and equipment: Corinne and Max Imbert Comments The descent would be more interesting if there weren't so many steps between the obstacles and especially the beautiful waterfalls at the exit. There is almost no water in August. The canyon is hardly ever used and the equipment regularly suffers from high water and rockfall.

Torrent de la Valette : Parking at Exit
2017-09-24: Video (from minute 5:15): https://youtu.be/fRSZPXlqXUY?si=2rAjobZlPSwIREtI&t=315
Access: Drive up the Queyras valley to La Maison du Roy. Cross the Guil at the reservoir and park just after the bridge. The shuttle bus is possible but very long and not really interesting: from Mont-Dauphin (train station), head towards Eygliers, pass the village and follow the direction of Gros. In the hamlet, take the path to the left to its exit.
Return: Walk back to the car by turning right down the road.

Torrent de la Valette : Canyon End
2017-09-24: Video (from minute 5:15): https://youtu.be/fRSZPXlqXUY?si=2rAjobZlPSwIREtI&t=315
Return: Walk back to the car by turning right down the road.

Torrent de la Valette : Parking at Entry
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Access: Drive up the Queyras valley to La Maison du Roy. Cross the Guil at the reservoir and park just after the bridge. The shuttle bus is possible but very long and not really interesting: from Mont-Dauphin (train station), head towards Eygliers, pass the village and follow the direction of Gros. In the hamlet, take the path to the left to its exit.
Return: Walk back to the car by turning right down the road.

Cetina: Canyon Start
Approach: New information after exploration in winter 2025/26: Follow the hiking trail for 2 minutes to a control hut, from there a well-secured path down to the water (approx. 15 min.)
Tour: New information after exploration in winter 2025/26: You cannot enter the canyon from the bottom (as indicated on descente Canyon), at least not completely. At the entry there is a hut with signs that you need a permit from the "Lake and Karst" Institute to enter the canyon, whether this only applies to commercial or private tours is not known to me. Commitment Strong. There is no escape. Time period/ water character Be careful, the flow speed is always enormous. Take a professional with you if you want to walk it without risk. There are no abseiling points in the waterfalls. Everything can be bypassed through tunnels. However, you can take advantage of some of the pools. You can also climb back up from the bottom!

Cetina: Canyon End
Return: Return on the outward journey.

Cetina: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: New information after exploration in winter 2025/26: The entry point used for commercial tours is located north of Zadvarje. Google Maps: "Canyoning Zadvarje - Start point" Shortly before the end of the village turn left into Ul. Mala Mlinica and follow the road to the exit, parking lot at a power plant building.
Return: Return on the outward journey.

Cetina: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: New information after exploration in winter 2025/26: Follow the hiking trail for 2 minutes to a control hut, from there a well-secured path down to the water (approx. 15 min.)
Tour: New information after exploration in winter 2025/26: You cannot enter the canyon from the bottom (as indicated on descente Canyon), at least not completely. At the entry there is a hut with signs that you need a permit from the "Lake and Karst" Institute to enter the canyon, whether this only applies to commercial or private tours is not known to me. Commitment Strong. There is no escape. Time period/ water character Be careful, the flow speed is always enormous. Take a professional with you if you want to walk it without risk. There are no abseiling points in the waterfalls. Everything can be bypassed through tunnels. However, you can take advantage of some of the pools. You can also climb back up from the bottom!

Vrajzi Prolav: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the highway connecting Zaghreb with Rijeka, take the Ravna Gora exit. Drive towards Delnice and then turn right towards Kupjak and Skrad. Then follow the signs to the hostel: Zeleni Vir. Park in front of the house.
Return: Go back to the path you created

Vrajzi Prolav: Canyon End
Return: Go back to the path you created

Vrajzi Prolav: Canyon Start
Approach: You have to pay a fee at the guesthouse. The complex is divided into two parts. The first is Vrajzi Prolav, which you climb up via a footbridge. If you continue to the exit, you will reach a cave that you can climb up until the water becomes too much. For the waterfall (Vodopad), also go up the path that starts to the left of the inn. You can get all the way to the top RD (no equipment). Admire the resurgence gushing at its feet.
Tour: The most interesting part is after the second bridge with an 8 m high waterfall. At this height, the river is well contained and forms some jumps, which can be playful in deep pools. After this indentation, there are no more interesting obstacles. Engagement Repetitions throughout. Period/ water character Beware of high water.

Rio Bard: Canyon Start
2019-09-26: We have refurbished the Rio Bard in places. However, only "expedition material" was used. The new abseil lines now run through the water - a great pleasure. The access is steep, but quickly done. The...
Approach: First a good hiking trail 586a past the exit and a viewpoint. As soon as the hiking trail branches off to the north, continue in a westerly direction parallel to the stream.
Tour: A beautiful little canyon. Rappels in the waterline are fun, but the old anchor points in the dry are not much fun and some of them are in very poor condition. The rock is very slippery and the water is comparatively fresh. Very nice view towards Novalesa to Claretto and Marderello. Entry rope traverse from tree MC10 C20 DES C40 C15 C10 C22 C18 C25

Rio Bard: Canyon End
2019-09-26: We have refurbished the Rio Bard in places. However, only "expedition material" was used. The new abseil lines now run through the water - a great pleasure. The access is steep, but quickly done. The...
Return: Approx. 400 the same way as on the access.

Rio Bard: Parking Entry and Exit
2019-09-26: We have refurbished the Rio Bard in places. However, only "expedition material" was used. The new abseil lines now run through the water - a great pleasure. The access is steep, but quickly done. The...
Access: From Novalesca in a south-westerly direction to San Pietro. Large parking lot directly on the Rio Bard
Return: Approx. 400 the same way as on the access.

Canyon de Thures: Canyon Start
2019-09-25: A beautiful, mostly very grippy canyon. Unfortunately, there is a longer, uninteresting section over scree in between. The canyon is moderately well equipped. The tour is short but tends to be fresh....
Tour: Entry C10 from a tree into a small pool C8 over a tree trunk lying in the waterfall C6 DES Set 2 or new rakes and use as C2 mini slide DES 2 Chaos, walk a longer distance and occasionally downclimb C8 into a shallow pool 1m Jump - L-jump, the pool is moderately deep DES 5 Lots of dead wood in the water C19 C6 C3 C5 DES 5 DES 5

Canyon de Thures: Canyon End
2019-09-25: A beautiful, mostly very grippy canyon. Unfortunately, there is a longer, uninteresting section over scree in between. The canyon is moderately well equipped. The tour is short but tends to be fresh....
Return: Exit at the bridge where the car was parked

Canyon de Thures: Parking at Exit
2019-09-25: A beautiful, mostly very grippy canyon. Unfortunately, there is a longer, uninteresting section over scree in between. The canyon is moderately well equipped. The tour is short but tends to be fresh....
Access: From Césane at the foot of the Montgenévre pass, take the road from Bousson along the river. At the Bousson exit, take the road on the right to Thures. Just before Thures, at a leftward haipin bend where there are garbage cans, go straight along the small road that leads to the hamlet of Rhuilles. The road becomes a good path. Cross Rhuilles and continue straight on. After 1.5 km, the road forks: right leads to the exit, left to the access.
Return: Exit at the bridge where the car was parked

Canyon de Thures: Parking at Entry
Access: From Césane at the foot of the Montgenévre pass, take the road from Bousson along the river. At the Bousson exit, take the road on the right to Thures. Just before Thures, at a leftward haipin bend where there are garbage cans, go straight along the small road that leads to the hamlet of Rhuilles. The road becomes a good path. Cross Rhuilles and continue straight on. After 1.5 km, the road forks: right leads to the exit, left to the access.
Return: Exit at the bridge where the car was parked

Valle Rasga: Canyon Start
2021-09-28: A scenic canyon that is little known. Although this canyon is not the pearl of the region, it is not to be sneezed at. The canyon Rasga was partly moderately, partly miserably and partly not at all e...
Approach: From Avano, we follow the well-signposted and easy hiking trail no. 19 to Alpe Rasga. The signpost in Avano indicates an altitude of 765m and the one in Alpe Rasga an altitude of 1042m. The uncomplicated hiking trail leads past an uninhabited house after about 30 minutes. After about 40 minutes we reach Rasga. Directly behind the small bridge over the Rasga are a few ruins. We enter the canyon immediately before the bridge.
Tour: MC+C30 Rope traverse from the fir tree (left) to the birch tree (right) Rappels from the birch (right) in two steps: 10m - pool - 15m Both the first rake at the top and the second rake at the pool were broken. We therefore used the trees as natural anchors. Rope protectors recommended. For reasons of nature conservation, macramé for the last rappel. marchée & descendre about 300 to 400 meters / 15 minutes it goes in the stream through the forest MC+C15 two trees on the left Rope traverse, about 3 meters New chain in front left, approx. 15 meters. Rappels directly at the waterfall marchée & descendre Challenging for beginners but no problem for experienced pros Narrow section C20 Natural anchor tree We use the old anchor as a diverter to protect the ropes marchée & descendre There is a place just over 2 meters high for downclimbing. Alternatively, hang a rope about 5 meters above the tree. C12 New chain. A lot of dead wood in the narrow channel C15+C15 An anchor on the left Deflection after approx. 10 meters New chain on the left marchée & descendre DES10 - About 10 meters downclimb in several steps Critical with lots of water! C12 Anchors left MC+C15 About 7 meters rope traverse from tree left to tree left About 15 meters rappel into the pool from the tree left C15+C45 2 anchors left, rappel approx. 15 meters. Diverter at the edge This is followed directly by a small pool and the chain (right side) of the C45. descend DES4 - Downclimb about 4 meters C14+C30+C20 From the tree on the right, rappel about 14 meters to the anchor of the C30 About 30 meters rappel from the C30 to the anchor of the C20 Rappel two steps from the C20. First step: 12 meters (steep). Second step: 8 meters slight gradient C20 Anchor left C18 Tree left

Valle Rasga: Canyon End
2021-09-28: A scenic canyon that is little known. Although this canyon is not the pearl of the region, it is not to be sneezed at. The canyon Rasga was partly moderately, partly miserably and partly not at all e...
Return: The tour exits directly on the road

Valle Rasga: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2021-09-28: A scenic canyon that is little known. Although this canyon is not the pearl of the region, it is not to be sneezed at. The canyon Rasga was partly moderately, partly miserably and partly not at all e...

Valle Rasga: Parking at Exit
Access: From Dervio, we follow the SP67 to Tremenico. About 450m after the Chiesa di Sant'Agata church, the Strada Provinciale 67 leads over the Torrente Valle dei Molini. The Rasga canyon flows into the Molini here. As the exit is located here, we park one of the vehicles here. If you don't park here, the access or the way back will be about 1km longer. We drive on to Avano and park there.
Return: The tour exits directly on the road

Valle Rasga: Parking at Entry
Access: From Dervio, we follow the SP67 to Tremenico. About 450m after the Chiesa di Sant'Agata church, the Strada Provinciale 67 leads over the Torrente Valle dei Molini. The Rasga canyon flows into the Molini here. As the exit is located here, we park one of the vehicles here. If you don't park here, the access or the way back will be about 1km longer. We drive on to Avano and park there.
Return: The tour exits directly on the road

Aua da Cavrein: Canyon Start
Comment: Start wie beschrieben in Swiss Alps Canyoning V2
Approach: Cross the Aua da Cavrein stream and hike up on the RG hiking trail until you cross the Aua da Cavrein a second time (altitude 1775 m). Either start just above the bridge or continue for 5 minutes to find an unexplored part that we missed when the canyon opened.
Tour: As there is always a high water level in Val Cavrein, it is more of a water gorge with some challenging and impressive-looking abseils. Several exits are possible. The exit offers some very beautiful abseils... Less interesting at the top, best to start at the main entrance.

Aua da Cavrein: Canyon End
Return: Same way back to the car.

Aua da Cavrein: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Buy a car access ticket for Val Russein in a restaurant in Sumvitg. Then drive into Val Russein, past the dam wall and on to a junction (1531 m above sea level). Turn left here and park at the very exit.
Return: Same way back to the car.

Aua da Cavrein: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Oberer Zustieg
Approach: Cross the Aua da Cavrein stream and hike up on the RG hiking trail until you cross the Aua da Cavrein a second time (altitude 1775 m). Either start just above the bridge or continue for 5 minutes to find an unexplored part that we missed when the canyon opened.
Tour: As there is always a high water level in Val Cavrein, it is more of a water gorge with some challenging and impressive-looking abseils. Several exits are possible. The exit offers some very beautiful abseils... Less interesting at the top, best to start at the main entrance.

Segnes: Canyon Start
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2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Segnes Perfect conditions. The abseil C10 of last years accident has now an anchor on the left side to avoid the dangerous crack. See more inf...
2025-10-19: Wonderful beautiful canyon! One of the very very best ones! 🤩🥰 Loooved it! Great team as well’ For sure only for confirmed canyoneers. No ice. All ankers ok. And new bolt on the orographic left sid...
Approach: 45min from Fil da Cassons (300m descent to the valley), 1h from Segnes, 1h15 from Nagens (400m ascent to the mountain).
Tour: Commitment Alternative route at the exit of the plateau in front of the second ropes course with climbing rd; in front of the large waterfalls (access via a path above the cliff) if a rope is installed. Period/ water character Subglacial, glacier with southern orientation. Season October - November, before the visit it must be dry for a week and the 0°C isotherm below 2800m must have existed for more than 24 hours. Opening history Opening 16.10.2010 Patrick Chollot, Evan Jenkins, Matthias Holzinger, Andreas Senn, Timo Stammwitz. Remarks A canister that is too wide in the rucksack can block it. Headlamp useful for additional visibility, but not necessary. On the C10 after the C25 in the 2nd part (Swiss Alps topographic view) there was a fatal accident in 2024 due to a trapped foot. A slot covered by water can become a deadly trap here. On 19.10.2025, the spot was defused by an orographic new anchor on the left side, the anchor on the right is currently still there! The plate should be removed here when the opportunity arises, but the bolt and nut should be retained. See also picture in the gallery.

Segnes: Canyon End
2025-10-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Segnes Il y a environ 2 cm de neige sur toute la partie supérieure du Segnesboden et les montagnes environnantes. Temperature 0°. Le niveau d'...
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Segnes Perfect conditions. The abseil C10 of last years accident has now an anchor on the left side to avoid the dangerous crack. See more inf...
2025-10-19: Wonderful beautiful canyon! One of the very very best ones! 🤩🥰 Loooved it! Great team as well’ For sure only for confirmed canyoneers. No ice. All ankers ok. And new bolt on the orographic left sid...
Return: approx. 15 minutes along the Segnesboden (following the water) to the Segnes cable car station. Options from there down to Flims: - Cable car Flem-Express - approx. 45min to the Alp-Nagens bus station - approx. 1h to Naraus (dismantled cable car station) - Hiking trail down to Startgels (approx. 1h), possibly to Flims (approx. 2 to 3 hours)

Cascate di Fortogna: Canyon Start
2025-03-16: With about 100mm of precipitation coming down between Monday and Sunday morning, the flow rate turned out to be good to go down smoothly while pleasantly enjoying a few showers. Weapons OK. The first...
2024-05-18: Another great tour after a lot of rain. It seems I accidentally rated it too high the other day: no slides, no jumps, no pools, but still a great canyon with water. Short tour, high rappel, beautiful...
2023-05-12: Other canyons were not accessible due to heavy rain. This waterfall had the perfect amount of water thanks to the rain. For information about the canyon, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Fortogna Vi...
Approach: A hiking trail leads up to the canyon
Tour: Starts with a multi-pitch consisting of a short rappel that is drilled very deep and a medium-high rappel (right around the corner) Short run, then short rappel from the tree. It is recommended to use a sling/carabiner at the edge. Rope traverse to the ~70, which has one between. Short run, rappel from the tree. Some downclimbs and another C15 lead to the final waterfall, for which there is a rope railing point and 2 belays. The belay behind the edge has a better rope run than the upper chain - using the front chain extends the rope requirement to approx. 85 meters!!! Finally, 10 meters of rope traverse and 25m of rappel on a sharp edge.

Cascate di Fortogna: Canyon End
2025-03-16: With about 100mm of precipitation coming down between Monday and Sunday morning, the flow rate turned out to be good to go down smoothly while pleasantly enjoying a few showers. Weapons OK. The first...
2024-05-18: Another great tour after a lot of rain. It seems I accidentally rated it too high the other day: no slides, no jumps, no pools, but still a great canyon with water. Short tour, high rappel, beautiful...
2023-05-12: Other canyons were not accessible due to heavy rain. This waterfall had the perfect amount of water thanks to the rain. For information about the canyon, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Fortogna Vi...
Return: Tour exits directly at the car

Cascate di Fortogna: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-03-16: With about 100mm of precipitation coming down between Monday and Sunday morning, the flow rate turned out to be good to go down smoothly while pleasantly enjoying a few showers. Weapons OK. The first...
2024-05-18: Another great tour after a lot of rain. It seems I accidentally rated it too high the other day: no slides, no jumps, no pools, but still a great canyon with water. Short tour, high rappel, beautiful...
2023-05-12: Other canyons were not accessible due to heavy rain. This waterfall had the perfect amount of water thanks to the rain. For information about the canyon, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Fortogna Vi...
Comment: Start unterer Teil
Approach: A hiking trail leads up to the canyon
Tour: Starts with a multi-pitch consisting of a short rappel that is drilled very deep and a medium-high rappel (right around the corner) Short run, then short rappel from the tree. It is recommended to use a sling/carabiner at the edge. Rope traverse to the ~70, which has one between. Short run, rappel from the tree. Some downclimbs and another C15 lead to the final waterfall, for which there is a rope railing point and 2 belays. The belay behind the edge has a better rope run than the upper chain - using the front chain extends the rope requirement to approx. 85 meters!!! Finally, 10 meters of rope traverse and 25m of rappel on a sharp edge.

Cascate di Fortogna: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Southern entrance to Fortogna
Return: Tour exits directly at the car

Cascate di Fortogna: Waypoint
Comment: Start Punkt des Wanderweges
Approach: A hiking trail leads up to the canyon

Cascate di Fortogna: Waypoint1
Comment: Wanderweg

Ribeira de Água d'Alto: Canyon Start
2025-06-08: Access path is rather steep but obvious, a bit overgrown and short (start by the green handrail, up to a water tank or what, than follow the pipeline). Takes 20-25 minutes. The big one needs careful...
2024-11-03: Low water level. All stands in good condition. Access at the stairs with green handrail from the road.
2024-10-19: Short but always beautiful canyon.
Approach: Follow the path up the left bank at the sewage treatment plant.
Tour: C15 Rope traverse C15 c95 (C45, C50)

Ribeira de Água d'Alto: Canyon End
2025-06-08: Access path is rather steep but obvious, a bit overgrown and short (start by the green handrail, up to a water tank or what, than follow the pipeline). Takes 20-25 minutes. The big one needs careful...
2024-11-03: Low water level. All stands in good condition. Access at the stairs with green handrail from the road.
2024-10-19: Short but always beautiful canyon.
Return: Go through the tunnel under the road to the Atlantic coast. Then turn right along the coast until after a few meters a staircase leads up to the road.

Ribeira de Água d'Alto: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-08: Access path is rather steep but obvious, a bit overgrown and short (start by the green handrail, up to a water tank or what, than follow the pipeline). Takes 20-25 minutes. The big one needs careful...
2024-11-03: Low water level. All stands in good condition. Access at the stairs with green handrail from the road.
2024-10-19: Short but always beautiful canyon.
Access: Road from São Vicente in the direction of Seixal. Park directly at the Agua Alto waterfall, just before the Agua de Alto tunnel.
Return: Go through the tunnel under the road to the Atlantic coast. Then turn right along the coast until after a few meters a staircase leads up to the road.

Ribeira do Campanário: Canyon Start
2026-01-05: Very short and unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. Otherwise the high waterfall is fun after rainfall. We rappelled through in one, it was easy to pull off.
2025-03-26: Very short but intense and spectacular. The high waterfall has an intermediate stand in a direct line after about 50 meters. This is not optimally drilled in, the rope runs over a rough edge and jams...
2023-01-18: Very short abseil canyon with only one key section
Approach: Follow the hiking trail in the direction of Calhau da Lapa. This hiking trail leads along the "Ribeira do Campanário" stream
Tour: From the railing, rappel into the canyon. This is followed by a 15-meter-high rappel, shortly afterwards the technically complex 90-meter waterfall on the left bank, consisting of a short feeder and the initially free-hanging C90. The extremely exposed abseil stand is very far ahead and can only be reached via another short abseil point and a lot of skill or experience. The rope course is free-hanging over a long stretch and therefore very gentle on the rope. Initially you are next to the waterfall, but you get closer and closer to the water or the spray until you finally find yourself in the middle of the waterfall. As the canyon is very short, we did another round immediately afterwards. Below the C90, we walked through the riverbed to Calhau da Lapa.

Ribeira do Campanário: Canyon End
2026-01-05: Very short and unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. Otherwise the high waterfall is fun after rainfall. We rappelled through in one, it was easy to pull off.
2025-03-26: Very short but intense and spectacular. The high waterfall has an intermediate stand in a direct line after about 50 meters. This is not optimally drilled in, the rope runs over a rough edge and jams...
2023-01-18: Very short abseil canyon with only one key section
Return: Follow the hiking trail to Campanario

Ribeira do Campanário: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-05: Very short and unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. Otherwise the high waterfall is fun after rainfall. We rappelled through in one, it was easy to pull off.
2025-03-26: Very short but intense and spectacular. The high waterfall has an intermediate stand in a direct line after about 50 meters. This is not optimally drilled in, the rope runs over a rough edge and jams...
2023-01-18: Very short abseil canyon with only one key section
Access: On the VR1, take the Campanário exit. Drive towards Estrada de São Brás and park near the bridge over the Ribeira do Campanário.
Return: Follow the hiking trail to Campanario

Ribeira do Cidrao: Canyon Start
2024-10-06: Short, pretty beginner's tour. We walked up from the bottom (50min.) and needed the same amount of time to walk down the canyon to the car.
2024-03-02: Condition of all anchor points is top. The access was destroyed by an earth rut, but has since been repaired. Local guides had also just built an alternative access on the day of our tour. We refrai...
2023-01-15: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dseeR3DFef8
Approach: The access first follows a forest road slightly uphill (there is a small construction company on the right). Then follow the track downhill and always straight ahead, the track becomes narrower and becomes a path, follow this downhill until you reach a levada, which is initially covered by concrete slabs. Now continue to the right, a little later over a narrow green bridge and continue to follow the levada until you reach the stream.
Tour: Some low abseiling points and a nice slide. Be careful, there were several sprained feet on this slide in the 2023 season!

Ribeira do Cidrao: Canyon End
2024-10-06: Short, pretty beginner's tour. We walked up from the bottom (50min.) and needed the same amount of time to walk down the canyon to the car.
2024-03-02: Condition of all anchor points is top. The access was destroyed by an earth rut, but has since been repaired. Local guides had also just built an alternative access on the day of our tour. We refrai...
2023-01-15: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dseeR3DFef8
Return: The canyoning tour exits shortly before the ER107 road. Here turn right up over the boulder field. Alternatively, after the bridge, take the forest path on the left bank, but there is another anchor in the area of the bridge.

Ribeira do Cidrao: Parking at Exit
2024-10-06: Short, pretty beginner's tour. We walked up from the bottom (50min.) and needed the same amount of time to walk down the canyon to the car.
2024-03-02: Condition of all anchor points is top. The access was destroyed by an earth rut, but has since been repaired. Local guides had also just built an alternative access on the day of our tour. We refrai...
2023-01-15: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dseeR3DFef8
Access: From Funchal, follow the ER107 to Curral das Freiras. Immediately after the long tunnel, turn right up to the parking entry (picnic area) and park at the roadside.
Return: The canyoning tour exits shortly before the ER107 road. Here turn right up over the boulder field. Alternatively, after the bridge, take the forest path on the left bank, but there is another anchor in the area of the bridge.

Ribeira do Cidrao: Parking at Entry
Access: From Funchal, follow the ER107 to Curral das Freiras. Immediately after the long tunnel, turn right up to the parking entry (picnic area) and park at the roadside.
Return: The canyoning tour exits shortly before the ER107 road. Here turn right up over the boulder field. Alternatively, after the bridge, take the forest path on the left bank, but there is another anchor in the area of the bridge.

Ribeira Funda: Canyon Start
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2025-12-29: Great, short canyon! Can be easily combined with Pedra Branca without having to move the car.
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Approach: From Ribeira Funda it is a short, easy to find hiking trail to the canyon of the same name. It starts at the parking lot to the right of the house. Always follow this path without turning left into the plantations. After a good 10 minutes you reach the mostly dry streambed of the canyon. Enter the Funda or alternatively follow the path to Terra d'Alem, which flows into the Funda.
Tour: It starts with a downclimb, a small rappel and a short run. This is followed by the 60 meter high waterfall, for which there are anchor points both on the right bank and on the left bank (on the tree). For both abseil points there are anchors for a rope traverse / feeder, for the right-bank feeder to the belay station of the C60 these are very far back. There is room for a maximum of three people at the two belays, so larger groups must plan for ropes for the feeders (2x20m). These can then also be used for the short abseils. Below the C60, the canyon is cut deep, at the following C8 it becomes almost dark. This is followed by several small to medium rappels, jumpable a maximum of twice. The C22 at the end is another beautiful waterfall with sea views.

Ribeira Funda: Canyon End
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2025-12-29: Great, short canyon! Can be easily combined with Pedra Branca without having to move the car.
2025-12-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Funda (inférieure) Après les pluies du week-end, le niveau d'eau est spectaculaire, en particulier au niveau des deux hautes cascades. (Quelle...
Return: The tour exits directly at the old coastal road on the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) With only one car parked in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Ribeira Funda: Parking at Exit
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2025-12-29: Great, short canyon! Can be easily combined with Pedra Branca without having to move the car.
2025-12-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Funda (inférieure) Après les pluies du week-end, le niveau d'eau est spectaculaire, en particulier au niveau des deux hautes cascades. (Quelle...
Comment: Vorsicht vor Steinschlag. Auf keinen Fall im Rettungstunnel parken!
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see parking lot "Access and exit"), which considerably extends the access. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.
Return: The tour exits directly at the old coastal road on the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) With only one car parked in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Ribeira Funda: Parking at Entry
Comment: Bitte hier diskret parken, der wenige Platz ist bei Anwohnern beliebt. In keinem Fall die gekreuzte Wendefläche nutzen!
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see parking lot "Access and exit"), which considerably extends the access. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.
Return: The tour exits directly at the old coastal road on the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) With only one car parked in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Ribeira Funda: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Dies ist der "offizielle" Parkplatz, der etwa 750 Meter vom o.g. Ausstiegsparkplatz entfernt ist.
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see parking lot "Access and exit"), which considerably extends the access. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.

Ribeira das Furnas: Canyon Start
2026-01-06: The damaged stance can be left out and rappelled from above in one go. For the remaining stands, see Mitch's comment. Unfortunately again a lot of garbage in the stream... The "Segnes feeling" at the...
2025-06-26: Apparently there was a strong flood between April 20th and today. Although the canyon is passable, at least we got down safely, some of the anchors in the narrow area are bent. Two of them are definit...
2025-04-20: The high rappels are worthwhile, for anchors see description Mitch. Access is no longer possible as the path is closed, only shuttle by car possible. At the access to the creek it goes from the path t...
Approach: By car: Walk up the Vereda das Furnas stairway, which offers a great first impression of the waterfalls. When the path flattens out, stay on it for a few more minutes until a small path between a wooden telephone pole and a steel electricity pylon leads down into the cultivated fields. Orientation is somewhat difficult here, depending on the path you choose, you will end up more or less high up in the stream. Ideally, you should start the tour under a large tree with a small downclimb a few meters before the first rappel. (60 min) With two cars: Walk a few meters further towards the village and then descend the stairway and follow it along the houses. Shortly after the last houses are behind you, a small path branches off sharply down to the left between a wooden telephone pole and a steel electricity pylon. See above for the rest. (25 min)
Tour: It doesn't start very spectacularly with a few small abseils. After the 4th anchor, we find ourselves in a beautiful, deep canyon. At the 8th anchor, the character of the canyon changes again massively: the canyon opens up significantly and we find ourselves in the 85-metre-high cascade of Furnas Canyon. This is rappelled in two lengths. There is limited space for 3 to 4 people at the intermediate belay station. This is followed by a 50 meter waterfall (10m + 40m, there is just enough uncomfortable space for people at the intermediate stand) and a 20 meter waterfall. A little further through the undergrowth and you can see the back of the church.

Ribeira das Furnas: Canyon End
2026-01-06: The damaged stance can be left out and rappelled from above in one go. For the remaining stands, see Mitch's comment. Unfortunately again a lot of garbage in the stream... The "Segnes feeling" at the...
2025-06-26: Apparently there was a strong flood between April 20th and today. Although the canyon is passable, at least we got down safely, some of the anchors in the narrow area are bent. Two of them are definit...
2025-04-20: The high rappels are worthwhile, for anchors see description Mitch. Access is no longer possible as the path is closed, only shuttle by car possible. At the access to the creek it goes from the path t...
Return: Climb up the concrete wall on the right and go behind the church to the car. Behind the church there is a brief feeling of blessing.

Ribeira das Furnas: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-06: The damaged stance can be left out and rappelled from above in one go. For the remaining stands, see Mitch's comment. Unfortunately again a lot of garbage in the stream... The "Segnes feeling" at the...
2025-06-26: Apparently there was a strong flood between April 20th and today. Although the canyon is passable, at least we got down safely, some of the anchors in the narrow area are bent. Two of them are definit...
2025-04-20: The high rappels are worthwhile, for anchors see description Mitch. Access is no longer possible as the path is closed, only shuttle by car possible. At the access to the creek it goes from the path t...
Access: By car: Parking lot at the chapel of Meia Legua. With two cars: Drive up to Furna and park directly after the tunnel before entering the village.
Return: Climb up the concrete wall on the right and go behind the church to the car. Behind the church there is a brief feeling of blessing.

Ribeira das Furnas: Parking at Entry
Access: By car: Parking lot at the chapel of Meia Legua. With two cars: Drive up to Furna and park directly after the tunnel before entering the village.
Return: Climb up the concrete wall on the right and go behind the church to the car. Behind the church there is a brief feeling of blessing.

Ribeira da Igreja (inférieur): Canyon End
2023-01-17: Various titanium glued anchors set.
2023-01-17: Very dangerous approach! Pay attention to tides, swell and cable car operating times!
2021-01-26: First ascent, all expedition-style anchors from DIY chains.
Return: When you reach the sea, turn orographic right (the sea will be on your left). If the high tide cuts off the path at a rock ledge, you can climb it. There is an anchor at the top to rappel down the other side. After a good 15 minutes over rough scree, you can climb 2 to 3 meters up a bad staircase of boulders on the right. Follow the path at the top until it joins a paved road. Now turn left and walk to the valley station of the cable car (45 min). Take this to the top. Pay attention to the travel times. If the cable car does not run (wind, too late, defective), you can climb 200 meters northeast of the cable car via the Vereda do Calhau to the top station. The path initially leads up steep steps through the Ribeira do Tristao canyon. Keep right at the fork. (450 m, 75 min).

Ribeira da Igreja (inférieur): Parking Entry and Exit
2023-01-17: Various titanium glued anchors set.
2023-01-17: Very dangerous approach! Pay attention to tides, swell and cable car operating times!
2021-01-26: First ascent, all expedition-style anchors from DIY chains.
Access: From Porto Moniz, take the Achadas da Cruz cable car (Teleferico).
Return: When you reach the sea, turn orographic right (the sea will be on your left). If the high tide cuts off the path at a rock ledge, you can climb it. There is an anchor at the top to rappel down the other side. After a good 15 minutes over rough scree, you can climb 2 to 3 meters up a bad staircase of boulders on the right. Follow the path at the top until it joins a paved road. Now turn left and walk to the valley station of the cable car (45 min). Take this to the top. Pay attention to the travel times. If the cable car does not run (wind, too late, defective), you can climb 200 meters northeast of the cable car via the Vereda do Calhau to the top station. The path initially leads up steep steps through the Ribeira do Tristao canyon. Keep right at the fork. (450 m, 75 min).

Lajeado (Ribeira Grande): Canyon Start
2024-10-23: All stands and jumps are good, the upper part is very commercial. In the lower part there is an incredible view. E47 and E73 are hanging belays - a step loop is recommended. On the exit, it is best to...

Lajeado (Ribeira Grande): Canyon End
2024-10-23: All stands and jumps are good, the upper part is very commercial. In the lower part there is an incredible view. E47 and E73 are hanging belays - a step loop is recommended. On the exit, it is best to...

Lajeado (Ribeira Grande): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-23: All stands and jumps are good, the upper part is very commercial. In the lower part there is an incredible view. E47 and E73 are hanging belays - a step loop is recommended. On the exit, it is best to...

Ribeira das Mijas Velhas: Canyon Start
2023-01-22: Moderately interesting canyon. We didn't find the right approach straight away and can't define the best route. Wonderful views on the approach. The canyoning tour is varied, but very poorly equipped...
Tour: MC10 AN (rope traverse ~10 meters from the tree) C35 (rappel ~35 meters) DES (downclimb) C5 AN C6 DES C7 AN C6 DES C4 ON DES C10 Marche + several DES (walk & downclimb several times) C10 Marche + several DES C40 C20 C8 C12 AN

Ribeira das Mijas Velhas: Canyon End
2023-01-22: Moderately interesting canyon. We didn't find the right approach straight away and can't define the best route. Wonderful views on the approach. The canyoning tour is varied, but very poorly equipped...
Return: The tour exits just before the road

Ribeira das Mijas Velhas: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-01-22: Moderately interesting canyon. We didn't find the right approach straight away and can't define the best route. Wonderful views on the approach. The canyoning tour is varied, but very poorly equipped...
Access: Drive to Tabua and park there.
Return: The tour exits just before the road

Ribeira do Passo: Canyon Start
2025-12-30: Apart from the 50m waterfall as a highlight, otherwise a lot of streambed wading with undergrowth and wood.
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (inférieur) Descente à 6CAF Avignon/Nyons. Approche 40mn, descente 4h30, retour 20mn. Eau 13°.Trouvé une paire de lunette de soleil de v...
Approach: A relaxed access along the Levada do Faja Rodriguez leads to the Ribeira do Passo inferior canyon.

Ribeira do Passo: Canyon End
2025-12-30: Apart from the 50m waterfall as a highlight, otherwise a lot of streambed wading with undergrowth and wood.
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (inférieur) Descente à 6CAF Avignon/Nyons. Approche 40mn, descente 4h30, retour 20mn. Eau 13°.Trouvé une paire de lunette de soleil de v...
Return: Follow the Levada do Lanço in the direction of flow through some side valleys to the lower parking lot.

Ribeira do Passo: Parking at Exit
2025-12-30: Apart from the 50m waterfall as a highlight, otherwise a lot of streambed wading with undergrowth and wood.
2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (inférieur) Descente à 6CAF Avignon/Nyons. Approche 40mn, descente 4h30, retour 20mn. Eau 13°.Trouvé une paire de lunette de soleil de v...
Access: Park at Lanco or on the ER208 at Miradouro.
Return: Follow the Levada do Lanço in the direction of flow through some side valleys to the lower parking lot.

Ribeira do Passo: Parking at Entry
Access: Park at Lanco or on the ER208 at Miradouro.
Return: Follow the Levada do Lanço in the direction of flow through some side valleys to the lower parking lot.

Caou de l'Oule: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the difficulties (confluence with the Estat stream), go out and reach the Rioumajou hospice.

Caou de l'Oule: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Drive through Saint-Lary-Soulan in the direction of Spain (Bielsa tunnel). About 3 km after Saint-Lary, turn left towards Tramezaïgues. Cross the village and continue towards the valley of Rioumajou. Follow the road as far as Frédançon and then continue on the dirt road to the Rioumajou-Terminus hospice (please note the rules on driving times on the dirt road: prohibited from 12 noon to 4 pm).
Return: At the exit of the difficulties (confluence with the Estat stream), go out and reach the Rioumajou hospice.

Caou de l'Oule: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Hospice de Rioumajou, take the valley that branches off to the west-southwest (path). At about 1850 m, it is best to cut off to the right (north-west) to enter the canyon (where the 2 streams meet, point 1929 on the IGN).
Tour: Period/ water character Summer. Comments Equipment is getting on in years. Provide material for new equipment (bolts, slings, spits...)

Fümegn: Canyon Start

Fümegn: Canyon End

Bosco: Canyon Start

Bosco: Canyon End

Val Fredda: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area, take the trail that enters the forest and begins to climb. Shortly after, you reach a fork—stay to the right, crossing the slope beneath the high-voltage power lines. When the trail re-enters the forest, climb a few more meters and take the level trail that leads to the Alabaster Cave. Just before the cave, a clearly visible path on the left allows an easy descent to the streambed near the rock arch (45°51'46.7"N 8°49'38.4"E). About 15 minutes for 60 m of elevation gain.

Val Fredda: Canyon End
Return: The final canyon section ends right by the road, where you can re-enter on the right bank. From there, it takes about two minutes to return to the cars.

Val Fredda: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Coming from Varese, take the SS233 Valganna road up to the Valganna Caves, where parking is available (45°51'19"N 8°49'22"E). If there are only a few cars, you can continue along the road, pass through the tunnel, and shortly after you will see on the left the end of the final canyon section. About 100 meters further, there is a parking area on the left (45°51'36.5"N 8°49'39.6"E), at the point where the trail starts.
Return: The final canyon section ends right by the road, where you can re-enter on the right bank. From there, it takes about two minutes to return to the cars.

Setmeo: Canyon Start

Setmeo: Canyon End

Sfii: Canyon Start

Sfii: Canyon End

Sovenedra: Canyon Start

Sovenedra: Canyon End

Ri di Brünesc: Canyon Start

Ri di Brünesc: Canyon End

Ri Crös: Canyon Start

Ri Crös: Canyon End

Rovana (inferiore): Canyon Start

Rovana (inferiore): Canyon End

Rio Blanco: Canyon Start
Approach: After a 20-minute hike, you reach the starting point for the descent. It's a little uphill, but the surroundings in the middle of the forest are worth the effort.
Tour: Everything you would expect from a canyon can be found here: Jumps (from 4 to 14 meters), slides, rappels. The whole thing is very playful and aquatic. Commitment Open canyon, numerous retreat options. The rappel at the exit is equipped. Period/ water character Very watery, never dry. Best time from November to March due to the mild temperatures. Geology On the slopes of the Calbuco volcano. History 2003 equipped Remarks Amateurs aged 5 to 65 and a dog descended. All in all, a very easy canyon: nothing is compulsory, but there are plenty of options for those who love a thrill.

Rio Blanco: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Access via the Llanquihue Reserve, one hour from Puerto Varas.
Return: Quick return to the bus on a flat route.

Rio Blanco: Canyon End
Return: Quick return to the bus on a flat route.

La Canaleta: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Done by group of 15 friends from Lituania. Bolts OK. Water level medium/low. Slipery. Last 25 m rappel is nice.
Approach: Walk up the asphalt road for 5 minutes. If there is a ski trail under the road, climb it for 1/4 hour up to the dam. You are RD of the canyon, hear and see it from time to time.
Tour: The descent begins at the dam wall. It is possible to rappel 10 m vertically down this. This is followed by a series of 8 more or less deep waterfalls. Engagement Numerous possible escape routes along the entire canyon. Period/ water character To be done in summer. Beware of the very cold water and the current when the snow melts. Notes Cold and very slippery canyon. Waste of all kinds from the resort. Yuck!

La Canaleta: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: Done by group of 15 friends from Lituania. Bolts OK. Water level medium/low. Slipery. Last 25 m rappel is nice.
Access: From Ordino, follow the road in the direction of the Ordino Arcalis ski area. Park in the first large parking lot below the ski area. You can see the last 20 m high waterfall directly in front of the parking lot.
Return: After the large waterfall, which is 20 m deep, continue along the torrent to reach the car.

La Canaleta: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Done by group of 15 friends from Lituania. Bolts OK. Water level medium/low. Slipery. Last 25 m rappel is nice.
Return: After the large waterfall, which is 20 m deep, continue along the torrent to reach the car.

Mondelli (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-18: As always, the upper part is also very cool, anchors are still the old French....
2025-08-23: Very nice parts. The first long rappel (2nd rappel) is almost 60m. Anchors at the belays are made of chain links (see photos). But all still look good (nut was sometimes to tighten) and the rope (9mm)...
2025-08-09: Everything tip top. Wolfgang's times fit well. Mega tour.
Comment: Canyon Start 1540m
Approach: First take the same hiking trail as for the entry to Mondelli 2 (intermedio), but at the fork at the "Cascata" signs, continue right towards Alpe Corteveccio. Approximately at the highest house in Corteveccio, keep left and cross the open area on a small path. The path runs over a small, steep ridge past grazing cattle. Cross a short marshy area and enter the open streambed of the Rio Mondelli at approx. 1540m.
Tour: Pretty much at the start, an open diagonal rappel about 50m long at the start, where we didn't find an intermediate belay. A few aquatic rappels and a perfect slide follow before you come to the last rappel via a huge garnit slab with washouts, from which you can see the bridge at the entry of Mondelli 2.

Mondelli (superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-18: As always, the upper part is also very cool, anchors are still the old French....
2025-08-23: Very nice parts. The first long rappel (2nd rappel) is almost 60m. Anchors at the belays are made of chain links (see photos). But all still look good (nut was sometimes to tighten) and the rope (9mm)...
2025-08-09: Everything tip top. Wolfgang's times fit well. Mega tour.
Comment: Canyon End (Mondelli Intermedio Start)
Return: Either take the hiking trail back to Mondelli or continue with the fun Mondelli 2!

Mondelli (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-18: As always, the upper part is also very cool, anchors are still the old French....
2025-08-23: Very nice parts. The first long rappel (2nd rappel) is almost 60m. Anchors at the belays are made of chain links (see photos). But all still look good (nut was sometimes to tighten) and the rope (9mm)...
2025-08-09: Everything tip top. Wolfgang's times fit well. Mega tour.
Access: See Mondelli 2 (Intermedio)
Return: Either take the hiking trail back to Mondelli or continue with the fun Mondelli 2!

Reichergraben: Canyon Start
2020-08-22: Entered behind commercial tour. Some trees in the tour
Approach: Take the paid path over the suspension bridge, then continue to a fork in the path, right to the Palfauer Wasserloch, left to the Jägerriedel. We take the path to the Jägerriedel, cross the stream from the waterhole and climb about 90m until a clear path leads to the left into the Reichergraben. Entry at the stream.
Tour: Small slides and rappels up to 20m in an open forest gorge.

Reichergraben: Canyon End
2020-08-22: Entered behind commercial tour. Some trees in the tour
Return: Exit to the left and return to the access path via the footpaths on the orographic right bank of the Salz. If you feel confident enough to cross the Salza, you can get off 100m downstream at the Schönau landing stage and walk back via the main road.

Reichergraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2020-08-22: Entered behind commercial tour. Some trees in the tour
Comment: Parkplatz Wasserlochklamm
Access: From Landl via the B24 into the Salzatal. Large parking lot at the Wasserlochschenke
Return: Exit to the left and return to the access path via the footpaths on the orographic right bank of the Salz. If you feel confident enough to cross the Salza, you can get off 100m downstream at the Schönau landing stage and walk back via the main road.

Kogelfall: Canyon Start
2022-04-23: A bit of water at the entrance, but in the waterfall completely dry. Beautiful rock basin in the middle part, but you do not have to have made tour. Old and massive belays that are but already in the...
Approach: Follow the forest road upwards. Exit the first hairpin bend and stay on the lower road at the next bend. Continue to a clearing with a hunting lodge and private signs. Here it is best to stay on the upper forest road for a while and then descend to the forest path below without a path and at a respectful distance from the hunting lodge. Follow this forest path to Koglbach (last path). Alternatively, you can stay on the upper forest road and continue along it to the Koglbach stream. Then 10min downclimb in the streambed.
Tour: Descend briefly in the streambed until a low forest gorge forms, downclimb 3m here (fallen trees) and in the gorge to the edge. Either rappel 33m from the chain on the right or 8m to a small pool and rappel another 25m from glued anchors on the right. Downclimb into an eroded rock basin and rappel 25m and 14m with two more chain anchors. An anchor is broken at the first chain anchor.

Kogelfall: Canyon End
2022-04-23: A bit of water at the entrance, but in the waterfall completely dry. Beautiful rock basin in the middle part, but you do not have to have made tour. Old and massive belays that are but already in the...
Return: Across the meadow to the cycle path and on this back to the car (approx. 1km)

Kogelfall: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-04-23: A bit of water at the entrance, but in the waterfall completely dry. Beautiful rock basin in the middle part, but you do not have to have made tour. Old and massive belays that are but already in the...
Access: Take the B25 into the Ybbstal, in Göstling an der Ybbs head towards Lunz am See. At KM 51.5 a fort road leads to the left. Park here at the edge of the forest.
Return: Across the meadow to the cycle path and on this back to the car (approx. 1km)

Rossalpbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parking Schmieden
Access: In Tannheim turn off towards Vilsalpsee, turn left before the barrier and park at Schmieden.
Return: Follow the path to the parking lot.

Rossalpbach: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot head west, follow the path, always along the stream, orographic left. At the top there is a gravel road that leads directly to the entry point.
Tour: Lots of dead wood on the first 100m, 2 small artificial steps. Afterwards 4 steps, each about 5m high. No anchoring, best to rappel from the first tree on the right to the exit. At the bottom there are 2 small slides and another 2x 20m rappel from the tree.

Rossalpbach: Canyon End
Return: Follow the path to the parking lot.

Güver canyon: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking oben
Access: From Antalya on E87 direction north-west. next to Keyf-i Seyran turn south-west and drive to Canyon (wide, long, straight gravel road). Continue along canyon orog. left bank until entry (north-east)... There are several paths. Cemetery Düzlerçamı (Yukarıkaraman) Mezarlığı is not optimal access, gravel roads exit in the forest.
Return: At the confluence with Karaman, either to the parking lot down the river OR north to the Güver Kanyonu Seyir Terası viewing platform. Path is difficult to find and sometimes very exposed. At the top, follow the orographic gravel path to the right until entry.

Güver canyon: Canyon Start
Comment: Canyon Einstieg
Approach: Descend from the parking lot towards the stream.
Tour: Very spectacular first rappel and then endless swimming, climbing, hiking passages in 50m deep canyons without emergency exits. There are also some compulsory jumps and slides.

Güver canyon: Canyon End
Comment: Zufluss, Canyon Ende
Return: At the confluence with Karaman, either to the parking lot down the river OR north to the Güver Kanyonu Seyir Terası viewing platform. Path is difficult to find and sometimes very exposed. At the top, follow the orographic gravel path to the right until entry.

Kotbach: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg
Approach: From the dam head south and take the gravel path uphill towards Sennalpe Raaz/Raaz Alm. When the path comes to the stream, get in.
Tour: Many natural anchors, the highlight is a 50m high waterfall.

Kotbach: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg
Return: At the lake, back over the dam.

Neualmbach: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg
Approach: First part we can follow the wide streambed towards south, then follow the orographic left bank path to about 1500m where we enter the streambed.
Tour: Nice 35m rappel at the beginning, then many smaller and downclimb passages. Just where the canyon is at its deepest, it becomes flat.

Neualmbach: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg
Return: Streambed to the parking lot.

Neualmbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parking
Access: Either from Plansee in the direction of Garmisch-Partenkirchen or park at the border. Ammerwald 7 springs.
Return: Streambed to the parking lot.

Kobelache (obere): Parking at Entry
2025-07-06: Very little water
2025-07-05: Preliminary note: The descriptions of the inspections of 03.05. and 06.07.2025 obviously do not concern this part of the Kobelache, but - possibly a part ("Merlins World") - of the "conventional" Kobe...
2025-06-29: Mega nice, all pools free to slide and jump. Permanently installed ropes in good condition with a few exceptions!
Comment: Parking oben
Access: From the entry of the Kobelache, continue in the direction of Sattelalpe (do not turn off towards Kobelalp), drive to the next bridge and park the car there.
Return: It is best to take the first steep dry stream on the orographic left. (The cairns in the streambed obviously do not mark exit points, but are intended to encourage further walking in the stream) Alternatively, descend further and take the shuttle back up, but this is not interesting.

Kobelache (obere): Canyon Start
2025-07-06: Very little water
2025-07-05: Preliminary note: The descriptions of the inspections of 03.05. and 06.07.2025 obviously do not concern this part of the Kobelache, but - possibly a part ("Merlins World") - of the "conventional" Kobe...
2025-06-29: Mega nice, all pools free to slide and jump. Permanently installed ropes in good condition with a few exceptions!
Tour: Directly after the bridge we start with 10m rappel, swim and almost 60m multipitch mostly through the water jet.

Kobelache (obere): Canyon End
2025-07-06: Very little water
2025-07-05: Preliminary note: The descriptions of the inspections of 03.05. and 06.07.2025 obviously do not concern this part of the Kobelache, but - possibly a part ("Merlins World") - of the "conventional" Kobe...
2025-06-29: Mega nice, all pools free to slide and jump. Permanently installed ropes in good condition with a few exceptions!
Return: It is best to take the first steep dry stream on the orographic left. (The cairns in the streambed obviously do not mark exit points, but are intended to encourage further walking in the stream) Alternatively, descend further and take the shuttle back up, but this is not interesting.

Moriana: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-08: Much longer than expected, it took us ~4 hours entering by the upper shaft (N45.95384, E8.01914). This can be easily accessed through the woods, and even an old rope is there to get in the streambed....
2025-08-03: Well equipped! Beautiful clear cold water. Entrance is higher than described in coordinates. Walk until you see a house and follow path down, on the left of this building, to a small dam. Here you can...
2023-09-07: A tour when it is very hot or you already know the other gorges here. The stands are so far still OK but often badly attached or old. We had 2-3 pull-off problems. Take a headlamp and look at the old...
Comment: Parkplatz gleich beim Bergwerkmuseum
Access: Drive along the Anza Valley to the village of Macugnaga. It is best to park in the parking lot in the village.
Return: There is an old suspension bridge on the left. Cross it to reach the dilapidated houses of the mine and the parking lot. Alternatively, if you don't want to cross the old bridge, you can walk back to the access path above the river.

Moriana: Canyon Start
2025-08-08: Much longer than expected, it took us ~4 hours entering by the upper shaft (N45.95384, E8.01914). This can be easily accessed through the woods, and even an old rope is there to get in the streambed....
2025-08-03: Well equipped! Beautiful clear cold water. Entrance is higher than described in coordinates. Walk until you see a house and follow path down, on the left of this building, to a small dam. Here you can...
2023-09-07: A tour when it is very hot or you already know the other gorges here. The stands are so far still OK but often badly attached or old. We had 2-3 pull-off problems. Take a headlamp and look at the old...
Comment: Bei der Wasserfassung
Approach: Follow the path down to the river, then turn right past the houses and over the bridge. Follow the hiking trail to the left immediately after the bridge. After about 30 minutes, descend left at the old houses to the water catchment.
Tour: Rappel canyon with mostly old stands; partly thin chain links as is "usual" here. The anchors are sometimes rather unfortunate; (pull-off problems!!) In the canyon there are old mining tunnels (gold mining). Especially the 2nd entrance (rather in the lower third on the right side) is worth a visit (headlamp!!) You can easily walk around in the tunnel for 30 minutes. Rather cool tour, so ideal when it is too hot everywhere else

Trimosa: Canyon Start
2023-09-23: Second ascent directly behind the first ascent. After much rain on the 2 days before set up as a bad weather opion. Super grippy rock, mobile reception throughout. Scenically beautiful. Good option in...
Comment: Einstieg bei der Brücke
Approach: The gravel road to the entry point is generally passable, but is subject to a traffic ban.
Tour: The high 125m rappel is equipped with an intermediate stand orographic to the right of the water after approx. 90m. There is a risk of falling rocks!

Trimosa: Canyon End
2023-09-23: Second ascent directly behind the first ascent. After much rain on the 2 days before set up as a bad weather opion. Super grippy rock, mobile reception throughout. Scenically beautiful. Good option in...
Comment: Ausstieg vor der Wellblechunterführung orografisch links
Return: After the exit, go through the underpass and then left back to the parking lot

Trimosa: Parking at Exit
2023-09-23: Second ascent directly behind the first ascent. After much rain on the 2 days before set up as a bad weather opion. Super grippy rock, mobile reception throughout. Scenically beautiful. Good option in...
Return: After the exit, go through the underpass and then left back to the parking lot

Klemmtal: Canyon Start
2024-06-09: We started with the Alternaitv entry. Everything was tip top. Approximate length of the rappel 10 m, 8 m, 25 m, 10 m, 10 m, 6 m.
Comment: Klemmbachalp
Approach: From the parking lot to Klemtalalpe on foot. Enter the stream there.
Tour: Unsecured up to Makedamstrasse, not bolted. Rappels up to 50m. Many walking and downclimbs.

Klemmtal: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-06-09: We started with the Alternaitv entry. Everything was tip top. Approximate length of the rappel 10 m, 8 m, 25 m, 10 m, 10 m, 6 m.
Comment: Ab hier eingebohrt
Approach: From the parking lot to Klemtalalpe on foot. Enter the stream there.
Tour: Unsecured up to Makedamstrasse, not bolted. Rappels up to 50m. Many walking and downclimbs.

Klemmtal: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-09: We started with the Alternaitv entry. Everything was tip top. Approximate length of the rappel 10 m, 8 m, 25 m, 10 m, 10 m, 6 m.

Bohinjska Bistrica: Canyon Start
Approach: Head towards the Bohinjska Bistrica spring and get in where the path descends to the river.
Tour: A few jumps and swimming passages, then orographic left a rappel. after that only swimming and walking. Canyon becomes wider and eventually just a slippery streambed.

Bohinjska Bistrica: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Follow the stream to the parking lot.

Bohinjska Bistrica: Canyon End
Return: Follow the stream to the parking lot.

Cascades des Tailles: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Nous avons pris l'entrée 2. Petit débit puis après la jonction DC-. Chouette canyon ou les obstacles s'enchainent, ça glisse pas mal à...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Merci pour le rééquipement et pour la super main courante sur le chemin de retour ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-06-16: Secluded area. Steep access (best to come in from the north), steep approach, and equally steep exit (almost directly after the C33 on the left). Anchors aging, a couple are loose but backed up. Webbi...
Comment: möglichst ohne Behinderung Anderer
Access: From Frontenex, a suburb southwest of Albertville and directly on the A43, we drive to Raffort (Clery) to the Croix (cross) of Raffort, see We park our car here.
Return: "From the base of the large final waterfall, continue for about twenty meters until you reach a tributary of the RD and arrive at a concrete ford. At this level, a left-hand path begins, which you follow for about forty meters until you find a fork. Take the path on the left that goes up along the cliff, leaving another path on the right. The path leads uphill in bends and near the ridge it turns right and goes downhill. We quickly reach a path that we take down to the parking lot" (translation of the text from ) At the fork, we took the path on the right on the water pipe through the tunnel, as the door was open there.

Cascades des Tailles: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Nous avons pris l'entrée 2. Petit débit puis après la jonction DC-. Chouette canyon ou les obstacles s'enchainent, ça glisse pas mal à...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Merci pour le rééquipement et pour la super main courante sur le chemin de retour ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-06-16: Secluded area. Steep access (best to come in from the north), steep approach, and equally steep exit (almost directly after the C33 on the left). Anchors aging, a couple are loose but backed up. Webbi...
Comment: Aussstieg nach links an der betonierten Furt
Return: "From the base of the large final waterfall, continue for about twenty meters until you reach a tributary of the RD and arrive at a concrete ford. At this level, a left-hand path begins, which you follow for about forty meters until you find a fork. Take the path on the left that goes up along the cliff, leaving another path on the right. The path leads uphill in bends and near the ridge it turns right and goes downhill. We quickly reach a path that we take down to the parking lot" (translation of the text from ) At the fork, we took the path on the right on the water pipe through the tunnel, as the door was open there.

Cascades des Tailles: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Nous avons pris l'entrée 2. Petit débit puis après la jonction DC-. Chouette canyon ou les obstacles s'enchainent, ça glisse pas mal à...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tailles Merci pour le rééquipement et pour la super main courante sur le chemin de retour ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2025-06-16: Secluded area. Steep access (best to come in from the north), steep approach, and equally steep exit (almost directly after the C33 on the left). Anchors aging, a couple are loose but backed up. Webbi...
Comment: im ersten, nördlichen Quellbach
Approach: See map sketch at Alternatively, access can be made via 2 spring creeks, the southern one having about twice as much water flow as the northern one and also being somewhat more attractive. We took the first, northern spring stream.
Tour: See topographic views, photos and video

Zammer Loch: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-14: Aquatic canyon Access via long-distance hiking trail "E5" to 1330 m above sea level 47.170314, 10.569754 Coordinates from the first anchor, where you can rappel down the chute via the installed anch...
2024-11-17: But still gone after 3 weeks without rain. Water level was "normal" for the tour. See photo for assessment. Described access is too far, better to rappel in one of the ravines you cross (anchors seen...
2023-09-30: Had to take the (probably only) emergency exit before the first rappel point due to too high water level (3er/4er climbing, about 200hm up the steep wall back to the E5). An alternative entry would be...
Comment: neben einer kleinen Kapelle
Access: Coming from Innsbruck, take the highway exit "Landeck-Zams Ost" and continue on the B171/Hauptstraße in the direction of Zams. Shortly before the Inn bridge, turn right onto Lötz, about 100m further on turn right again onto Burschlweg. Follow this for approx. 250m until you reach a small chapel (Bäurinnenkapelle). The parking lot is located there.
Return: After the fountain, turn left up to the powerhouse, past it along the asphalt road to the highway gallery. Immediately after this, turn left at the fence onto the path along the meadow, at the exit of the meadow at the signpost in the direction of Zams on the asphalt road back to the parking lot.

Zammer Loch: Canyon Start
2025-10-14: Aquatic canyon Access via long-distance hiking trail "E5" to 1330 m above sea level 47.170314, 10.569754 Coordinates from the first anchor, where you can rappel down the chute via the installed anch...
2024-11-17: But still gone after 3 weeks without rain. Water level was "normal" for the tour. See photo for assessment. Described access is too far, better to rappel in one of the ravines you cross (anchors seen...
2023-09-30: Had to take the (probably only) emergency exit before the first rappel point due to too high water level (3er/4er climbing, about 200hm up the steep wall back to the E5). An alternative entry would be...
Approach: Follow the E5 in the direction of Memminger Hütte to the "Schmidlerskreuz" at approx. 1520m. From there descend pathless to Lochbach.
Tour: The first approx. 2km/300m are pure block climbing (river walk), only then does the actual canyon with its 10 abseiling points begin.

Zammer Loch: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-14: Aquatic canyon Access via long-distance hiking trail "E5" to 1330 m above sea level 47.170314, 10.569754 Coordinates from the first anchor, where you can rappel down the chute via the installed anch...
2024-11-17: But still gone after 3 weeks without rain. Water level was "normal" for the tour. See photo for assessment. Described access is too far, better to rappel in one of the ravines you cross (anchors seen...
2023-09-30: Had to take the (probably only) emergency exit before the first rappel point due to too high water level (3er/4er climbing, about 200hm up the steep wall back to the E5). An alternative entry would be...
Approach: Follow the E5 in the direction of Memminger Hütte to the "Schmidlerskreuz" at approx. 1520m. From there descend pathless to Lochbach.
Tour: The first approx. 2km/300m are pure block climbing (river walk), only then does the actual canyon with its 10 abseiling points begin.

Zammer Loch: Canyon End
Return: After the fountain, turn left up to the powerhouse, past it along the asphalt road to the highway gallery. Immediately after this, turn left at the fence onto the path along the meadow, at the exit of the meadow at the signpost in the direction of Zams on the asphalt road back to the parking lot.

Busài: Canyon Start
2025-07-16: Partly covered in algae, especially directly in the watercourse. We climbed the mousetrap on the rock on the left. Otherwise superiore conditions and a beautiful canyon.
Approach: On forest paths to the large Maggia bridge, then on a hiking trail to "a nöstrolcia". https://swisstopo.app/i/5/72G52GUZ
Tour: 20m anchor right 10m right 15m right to the intermediate stand to the left of the water, then down another 20m 12m anchor right 30m anchor right, in mousetrap. Anchor right and left on top of the rock 35-40 meters into chute, Anchor in the chute on the right, rappel 15 m on it In the same chute, the remaining 30 m on anchors on the right, risk of rope entanglement 15m anchor right Out over boulder terrain Both the mousetrap and the following chute can be technically challenging, depending on the conditions!

Busài: Canyon End
2025-07-16: Partly covered in algae, especially directly in the watercourse. We climbed the mousetrap on the rock on the left. Otherwise superiore conditions and a beautiful canyon.
Return: Back to the parking lot on a familiar hiking trail

Busài: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-07-16: Partly covered in algae, especially directly in the watercourse. We climbed the mousetrap on the rock on the left. Otherwise superiore conditions and a beautiful canyon.
Approach: On forest paths to the large Maggia bridge, then on a hiking trail to "a nöstrolcia". https://swisstopo.app/i/5/72G52GUZ
Tour: 20m anchor right 10m right 15m right to the intermediate stand to the left of the water, then down another 20m 12m anchor right 30m anchor right, in mousetrap. Anchor right and left on top of the rock 35-40 meters into chute, Anchor in the chute on the right, rappel 15 m on it In the same chute, the remaining 30 m on anchors on the right, risk of rope entanglement 15m anchor right Out over boulder terrain Both the mousetrap and the following chute can be technically challenging, depending on the conditions!

Busài: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In someo to one of the hiking campsites at the edge of the forest towards the large maggia bridge.
Return: Back to the parking lot on a familiar hiking trail

Cròsa (Calnègia Sup): Canyon Start

Cròsa (Calnègia Sup): Canyon End

Cròsa: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the riverbed and start walking on the hiking trail until you reach the point 1305m. From here, turn right or left (both paths take about the same time) and walk either through the tunnel or up the steep hill until you reach the plateau where the impressive waterfall begins. There are several good points to look into the canyon. Start where the canyon almost meets the trail, at an altitude of about 1720m.
Tour: Nice shaped but rather flat upper part with some jumps and slides until you reach the big waterfall. The 118m free hanging waterfall requires good technique to reach the anchor and manage the rope work. The waterfall itself is really nice to rappel down. The rope and your feet don't touch the rock anywhere until you reach the bottom. The waterfall creates nice rain showers when the sun is shining. The part after the big waterfall is not as nice and continuous, but it contains some nice sculpted marble rocks.

Cròsa: Canyon End
Return: Step out at an altitude of 1370 m, where you can see the corner of the road.

Cròsa: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Drive up the Maggia valley, past Bignasco and Broglio. In Peccia, turn left and continue on the road towards Gheiba until the exit (barrier). Park here.
Return: Step out at an altitude of 1370 m, where you can see the corner of the road.

Calnègia: Canyon Start

Calnègia: Canyon End

Costina: Canyon Start

Costina: Canyon End

Coglio: Canyon Start

Coglio: Canyon End

Erlöngh: Canyon Start

Erlöngh: Canyon End

Foo (Salto Sup): Canyon Start

Foo (Salto Sup): Canyon End

Lodano: Canyon Start
2025-08-12: Installed double limb in the first rappel on the left and integrated three more belays. At the end of the first forcing (R5+T3 from Nizzola's book) there is room for escape routes on both banks. In th...
2025-06-20: Two new anchors set, water temperature 17 degrees, anchors now OK. On the second rappel the anchor on the left is well hidden. There is a second anchor on the right near the tree. Very slippery in pla...
Approach: Orographic right past La Scalèta, Capela ad'Lana, Capella del Pedro and Al Belvedé in the direction of A Castell on the hiking trail. Shortly before A Castell, descend to the right to the entry point.
Tour: Some higher rappels with large pools are followed by a longer blocked section. This is followed by beautiful lower steps and nice pools. It is possible to rappel from the suspension bridge after the water catchment and thus avoid the blocked section, but also the sporty first part.

Lodano: Canyon End
2025-08-12: Installed double limb in the first rappel on the left and integrated three more belays. At the end of the first forcing (R5+T3 from Nizzola's book) there is room for escape routes on both banks. In th...
2025-06-20: Two new anchors set, water temperature 17 degrees, anchors now OK. On the second rappel the anchor on the left is well hidden. There is a second anchor on the right near the tree. Very slippery in pla...
Return: Turn right at the bridge and follow the road to the parking lot.

Lodano: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-12: Installed double limb in the first rappel on the left and integrated three more belays. At the end of the first forcing (R5+T3 from Nizzola's book) there is room for escape routes on both banks. In th...
2025-06-20: Two new anchors set, water temperature 17 degrees, anchors now OK. On the second rappel the anchor on the left is well hidden. There is a second anchor on the right near the tree. Very slippery in pla...
Access: Drive from Locarno into the Maggia Valley and then turn left towards Locano. After the bridge over the Maggia, turn right onto la Caraa di Gèir and follow the road to a meadow at the parking coordinates. Park there.
Return: Turn right at the bridge and follow the road to the parking lot.

Marcou: Canyon Start

Marcou: Canyon End

Moneto: Canyon Start
2021-06-03: Cool canyon with a nice 50?
Comment: alternativ auch zustieg über unteren Wanderweg

Moneto: Canyon End
2021-06-03: Cool canyon with a nice 50?
Return: Steeply up to the left and then over the bridge on the orographic right side up to the village

Niva: Canyon End

Niva: Canyon Start

Peccia: Canyon Start

Peccia: Canyon End

Lettenbach: Canyon Start
2024-06-22: We could not find any W-rings. Rappels on trees possible. Lots of wood in the stream.
2023-10-08: All hooks ok, same amount of wood as always :-)
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the mountain road (Lohhäuselweg) in the direction of Gasthaus Fageralm/Entrudisalm. After approx. 150m (in the first bend on the right) you can take a shortcut through the forest and come back to the road a little further up. At the next fork in the road, continue left towards Höhenwald. Now follow the road without any difference in altitude to the bridge over the Lettenbach.
Tour: Who would expect a short canyoning tour near the city of Salzburg? The Lettenbach is a nice little forest canyon which, after enough rain, offers a short tour for canyoneers who only have a short time. All steps have been drilled with W-rings. However, most of the steps can also be slid, jumped or downclimbed after checking the water depth. The highest compulsory abseil point is 15m high. The conglomerate rock in the water channel is very grippy, but the surrounding area is very slippery. Without the wooden obstructions, the tour would certainly be suitable for children. After about an hour, you reach the hiking trail of the Glasenbachklamm gorge. This is where the Lettenbach flows into the Klausbach.

Lettenbach: Canyon End
2024-06-22: We could not find any W-rings. Rappels on trees possible. Lots of wood in the stream.
2023-10-08: All hooks ok, same amount of wood as always :-)
Return: At the Kneipp fountain, follow the hiking trail to the left back to the Glasenbachklamm hiking parking lot.

Lettenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-22: We could not find any W-rings. Rappels on trees possible. Lots of wood in the stream.
2023-10-08: All hooks ok, same amount of wood as always :-)
Access: From Park & Ride Salzburg Süd, drive over the Hellbrunn bridge in the direction of Elsbethen. At the traffic circle, turn right onto Halleiner Landesstraße. Follow this road for only a few 100m until just before the warehouse. Turn left here onto Lohhäuselweg and continue to the large parking lot (Glasenbach hiking trail).
Return: At the Kneipp fountain, follow the hiking trail to the left back to the Glasenbachklamm hiking parking lot.

Tomülbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-12: All anchors available. Lots of cold water and very slippery.

Tomülbach: Canyon End
2025-09-12: All anchors available. Lots of cold water and very slippery.

Tomülbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-12: All anchors available. Lots of cold water and very slippery.

Güfertobel: Canyon Start

Güfertobel: Canyon End

Güfertobel: Parking Entry and Exit

Glogn: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Now I'll give it a rating because the others aren't able to give half marks XD. Didn't have the best conditions, but 3 stars would be below the value of the canyon, 3.5 fits better.
2025-10-18: Very slippery in the water and otherwise quite icy
2025-10-18: Very slippery because of ice. Quite cold water. We were a group of only guides. Nice little section in the middle.
Approach: First down to cross the stream and up to the hiking trail to Alp Suraua. Follow this path to Alp Scharboda. There you can choose how high you want to go, as the first rappels are all open.
Tour: The top part is equipped with open waterfalls with rappels up to 45m. Then it suddenly goes into Spalt with a 15m rappel. This is followed by 3 more narrow steps, and the stream opens up again with an impressive 45m drop. From there, there are a few more open rappels.

Glogn: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Now I'll give it a rating because the others aren't able to give half marks XD. Didn't have the best conditions, but 3 stars would be below the value of the canyon, 3.5 fits better.
2025-10-18: Very slippery in the water and otherwise quite icy
2025-10-18: Very slippery because of ice. Quite cold water. We were a group of only guides. Nice little section in the middle.
Return: Follow the stream until you are back at the bridge you took on the access.

Glogn: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: Now I'll give it a rating because the others aren't able to give half marks XD. Didn't have the best conditions, but 3 stars would be below the value of the canyon, 3.5 fits better.
2025-10-18: Very slippery in the water and otherwise quite icy
2025-10-18: Very slippery because of ice. Quite cold water. We were a group of only guides. Nice little section in the middle.
Access: Park at the parking lot just before the bridge at 1405m and then cycle up to Vanescha. From there it's another hour's walk.
Return: Follow the stream until you are back at the bridge you took on the access.

Glogn: Waypoint
Approach: First down to cross the stream and up to the hiking trail to Alp Suraua. Follow this path to Alp Scharboda. There you can choose how high you want to go, as the first rappels are all open.

Rein da Sumvitg: Canyon Start
2025-08-11: Nice easy canyon, bit discontinuous but in a beautiful scenary so totally worthy...amazing colors in the pools
2025-08-09: At one abseiling point there is only one bolt, but can be downclimbed beautiful pools but also a lot of walking
2025-06-28: We took the AlpinBus to the bridge at "Punt Rosas" (where Nadels comes in) and started the tour from there. You then walk a lot with small slides, jumps and pools to the actual tour. Everything was ea...
Approach: You can either take a second car to Sumvitg or walk for about 30 minutes. Alternatively, there is also an "alpine bus" that runs from Surrein to Sumvitg for 15 per person. There are various options for the start, depending on how much you like walking or how long you want the tour to be. 1. access According to Swiss Alps Canyoning Vol. 2 2nd access A little further up via a path down to a bridge. 3rd access Over the side river Acla Mulin.
Tour: There are always crystal-clear pools, some of which invite you to jump and slide. If you have an eye for jumps, you will find some up to 15 meters. Only the first 22-metre rappel is compulsory, the rest can also be jumped (after checking the pools). The canyon exits at the last pool, a slide with a 2-metre drop, and you walk another hour or so to the car through some really beautiful scenery.

Rein da Sumvitg: Canyon End
2025-08-11: Nice easy canyon, bit discontinuous but in a beautiful scenary so totally worthy...amazing colors in the pools
2025-08-09: At one abseiling point there is only one bolt, but can be downclimbed beautiful pools but also a lot of walking
2025-06-28: We took the AlpinBus to the bridge at "Punt Rosas" (where Nadels comes in) and started the tour from there. You then walk a lot with small slides, jumps and pools to the actual tour. Everything was ea...
Return: From the last pool you walk about 1 hour to the parking lot.

Rein da Sumvitg: Parking at Entry
2025-08-11: Nice easy canyon, bit discontinuous but in a beautiful scenary so totally worthy...amazing colors in the pools
2025-08-09: At one abseiling point there is only one bolt, but can be downclimbed beautiful pools but also a lot of walking
2025-06-28: We took the AlpinBus to the bridge at "Punt Rosas" (where Nadels comes in) and started the tour from there. You then walk a lot with small slides, jumps and pools to the actual tour. Everything was ea...
Access: Drive from Chur via Flims/Laax in the direction of Disentis/Mustér and turn off at Surrein to the parking lot at the exit.
Return: From the last pool you walk about 1 hour to the parking lot.

Rein da Sumvitg: Parking at Exit
Access: Drive from Chur via Flims/Laax in the direction of Disentis/Mustér and turn off at Surrein to the parking lot at the exit.
Return: From the last pool you walk about 1 hour to the parking lot.

Viamala: Canyon Start
2025-07-13: Rappels from a car bridge on a single bolt. It's only 70m to the water. The jump is superiore. Let the gallery operators know beforehand, we were first given unfriendly and then friendly instructions....
2022-09-15: Impressive surroundings, very cold, but canyoning technically only of limited interest.
Tour: Leave 80m of rope at the entry. Not needed in the canyon. Take a short rope and throw bag with you in case of emergency.

Viamala: Canyon End
2025-07-13: Rappels from a car bridge on a single bolt. It's only 70m to the water. The jump is superiore. Let the gallery operators know beforehand, we were first given unfriendly and then friendly instructions....
2022-09-15: Impressive surroundings, very cold, but canyoning technically only of limited interest.

Viamala: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-13: Rappels from a car bridge on a single bolt. It's only 70m to the water. The jump is superiore. Let the gallery operators know beforehand, we were first given unfriendly and then friendly instructions....
2022-09-15: Impressive surroundings, very cold, but canyoning technically only of limited interest.
Access: Coming from the north: A13, E43 direction San Bernardino, exit Viamala No. 23 Coming from the south: A13, E43 direction Thusis, exit Zillis Viamala No. 25

Viamala: Waypoint
Comment: Angeblicher Notausstieg zum Parkplatz hoch laut Galeriemitarbeiter (die das Canyoning anbieten).

Viamala: Waypoint1
Comment: Angeblicher Notausstieg ein Stück vor der Brückelaut Galeriemitarbeiter (die das Canyoning anbieten).

Fundogn (Superiore): Canyon Start

Fundogn (Superiore): Canyon End

Fundogn (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Stutzbach: Canyon Start

Stutzbach: Canyon End

Stutzbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Kapellbach: Canyon Start
2024-08-24: Beautiful ravine with some slides. Still a lot of snow in the upper part but very grippy rock. All anchors OK. Some tricky downclimbs. 3 times defused with anchors. Longer walk in the middle. Is loose...

Kapellbach: Canyon End
2024-08-24: Beautiful ravine with some slides. Still a lot of snow in the upper part but very grippy rock. All anchors OK. Some tricky downclimbs. 3 times defused with anchors. Longer walk in the middle. Is loose...

Kapellbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-24: Beautiful ravine with some slides. Still a lot of snow in the upper part but very grippy rock. All anchors OK. Some tricky downclimbs. 3 times defused with anchors. Longer walk in the middle. Is loose...

Hinterrhein: Canyon Start

Hinterrhein: Canyon End

Hinterrhein: Parking Entry and Exit

Hinterrhein: Waypoint

Hinterrhein: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: 120 min Zustieg, 240min Tour, 30 min Rückweg

Ual Da Niemet: Canyon Start
2025-10-29: very fun and beautiful canyon. Very cold, there was snow in the valley and the canyon had to be done with gloves and very thick wetsuit. We could not stay in the waterford long. Tobogans are very fun...
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ual da Niemet Le responsable de la centrale hydroélectrique nous a dit qu'il y avait très peu d'eau dans le canyon – bien moins que dans le li...
2025-10-22: Nice canyon. Very cold and clear pools at this time of year, small but sufficient amount of water. Great view of the mountains. Anchoring is very questionable in places - many anchors loose or not pro...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the small bridge and follow the path past the sawmill. Then follow the path uphill to about 1623 m above sea level.M.. There, a path branches off to the right down to the access bridge. Entry to the canyon is either directly from the bridge by rappel or a few meters upstream over the side down into the streambed.
Tour: The tour is hardly vertical (only at the end when the lake is empty), but offers varied and fun jumps between 2 and 10 meters as well as one or the other slide, which can also be done several times. Attention: In the pool under the slide T25 (according to Swiss Alps Canyoning Vol. 2) there are already rocks about 0.5 meters below the water surface. These are not loose blocks, but solid ground.

Ual Da Niemet: Canyon End
2025-10-29: very fun and beautiful canyon. Very cold, there was snow in the valley and the canyon had to be done with gloves and very thick wetsuit. We could not stay in the waterford long. Tobogans are very fun...
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ual da Niemet Le responsable de la centrale hydroélectrique nous a dit qu'il y avait très peu d'eau dans le canyon – bien moins que dans le li...
2025-10-22: Nice canyon. Very cold and clear pools at this time of year, small but sufficient amount of water. Great view of the mountains. Anchoring is very questionable in places - many anchors loose or not pro...
Return: Then a longer swim to the inlet and in 5 minutes to the parking lot in front of the sawmill.

Ual Da Niemet: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-29: very fun and beautiful canyon. Very cold, there was snow in the valley and the canyon had to be done with gloves and very thick wetsuit. We could not stay in the waterford long. Tobogans are very fun...
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ual da Niemet Le responsable de la centrale hydroélectrique nous a dit qu'il y avait très peu d'eau dans le canyon – bien moins que dans le li...
2025-10-22: Nice canyon. Very cold and clear pools at this time of year, small but sufficient amount of water. Great view of the mountains. Anchoring is very questionable in places - many anchors loose or not pro...
Access: After the village of Innerferrera, turn left before the large bridge, drive under the bridge and turn right into the parking lot just before the small bridge. Note: The parking lot described in the book "Swiss Alps Canyoning Vol. 2" is located behind a driving ban. Access is therefore not officially permitted.
Return: Then a longer swim to the inlet and in 5 minutes to the parking lot in front of the sawmill.

Ual Da Niemet: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Ropewiki; dann 30 min Zustieg, 120 min Tour, 5 min Rückweg
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the small bridge and follow the path past the sawmill. Then follow the path uphill to about 1623 m above sea level.M.. There, a path branches off to the right down to the access bridge. Entry to the canyon is either directly from the bridge by rappel or a few meters upstream over the side down into the streambed.
Tour: The tour is hardly vertical (only at the end when the lake is empty), but offers varied and fun jumps between 2 and 10 meters as well as one or the other slide, which can also be done several times. Attention: In the pool under the slide T25 (according to Swiss Alps Canyoning Vol. 2) there are already rocks about 0.5 meters below the water surface. These are not loose blocks, but solid ground.

Usser Pischabach: Canyon Start

Usser Pischabach: Canyon End

Usser Pischabach: Parking Entry and Exit

Usser Pischabach: Waypoint
Comment: Bis hierhin mit dem Bike.

Albula / Alvra: Canyon Start

Albula / Alvra: Canyon End

Albula / Alvra: Parking at Exit

Albula / Alvra: Parking at Entry

Giétro: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Walked up to the water intake. Some ice, partly slush with undercurrent. Spectacular tour!
2023-10-15: Definitely one of my favorites, probably in the top 3 in Switzerland for me! But brutally cold! And always take a drill and anchors with you, about 5 places were no longer well equipped.
2022-10-22: The original description is based on this walk-through. The anchorage evaluation refers to the condition after the walk-through.
Approach: Follow the road through the tunnel up to the dam wall. Cross the dam wall and pass through the tunnel on the north side. After a short time you will reach a ladder where the ascent begins. Follow the path until you come to a technical building with a ladder and some kind of measuring apparatus at an altitude of approx. 2340 m above sea level. Turn left (NW) here. The rest of the trail is not marked on the Swisstopo, but on OSM maps. However, it is relatively obvious and partly secured with steel chains. At an altitude of approx. 2720m, the path branches off to the entry.
Tour: The water from the glacier is extremely cold and ice must always be expected. Also with icefall on the high rappel. After the first part, there is a heavily cut passage that offers no escape route for some time. An ascent should therefore only be made by very experienced teams who can move quickly in these conditions. Depending on the amount of ice, it may be necessary to set a large number of additional anchors or to set stands in the ice accordingly. The lower half of the canyon is gripped. It is therefore essential to obtain information from the operator or to wait until operations cease around mid-October (for the lower part) before attempting the route. Rope requirements: The highest waterfall has a height of approx. 90m and 4 stands (approx. 20m, approx. 25m, approx. 50m, approx. 15m (please adjust if exact values are known)). The lower two stands may not be usable depending on the water level and icing. An 85m rope is required to rope through from the second stand. If the water level is low and there is little ice, a 60m rope is sufficient. Update 2023 : The middle stands were not well visible, + with more water probably in the wet, so we went down directly with 100m rope, probably smarter.

Giétro: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Walked up to the water intake. Some ice, partly slush with undercurrent. Spectacular tour!
2023-10-15: Definitely one of my favorites, probably in the top 3 in Switzerland for me! But brutally cold! And always take a drill and anchors with you, about 5 places were no longer well equipped.
2022-10-22: The original description is based on this walk-through. The anchorage evaluation refers to the condition after the walk-through.
Return: The canyon exits directly onto the hiking trail, which leads you back to the dam wall. From there, take the road back to the car.

Giétro: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-18: Walked up to the water intake. Some ice, partly slush with undercurrent. Spectacular tour!
2023-10-15: Definitely one of my favorites, probably in the top 3 in Switzerland for me! But brutally cold! And always take a drill and anchors with you, about 5 places were no longer well equipped.
2022-10-22: The original description is based on this walk-through. The anchorage evaluation refers to the condition after the walk-through.
Comment: bei gesperrter Straße zum Stausee
Access: Unfortunately, the road to the dam is most likely closed during the time when it is possible to walk up (winter closure). If not, you can park near the dam. Otherwise there is a parking possibility at Bonatchiesse at an altitude of approx. 1580m (registered coordinate). It is then advisable to use e-bikes or normal bicycles to get to the dam wall 5.3km/420m.
Return: The canyon exits directly onto the hiking trail, which leads you back to the dam wall. From there, take the road back to the car.

Giétro: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: normaler Parkplatz, wenn die Straße geöffnet ist
Access: Unfortunately, the road to the dam is most likely closed during the time when it is possible to walk up (winter closure). If not, you can park near the dam. Otherwise there is a parking possibility at Bonatchiesse at an altitude of approx. 1580m (registered coordinate). It is then advisable to use e-bikes or normal bicycles to get to the dam wall 5.3km/420m.
Return: The canyon exits directly onto the hiking trail, which leads you back to the dam wall. From there, take the road back to the car.

Schellaine inf.: Canyon Start
2025-07-13: Everything is in order. We have set two new anchors in the lower part.
2025-05-13: A fantastically beautiful canyon. Mostly only one anchor, of which some anchor points are in questionable condition. Partial rappel from dead wood. I cannot recommend the access (so far) given in the...
2024-08-24: At the beginning it looked like the stream was dry, but it disappears further up in the streambed. We chose an access one bend further up, all hooks are still there, hooks are firm but rusty, a lot of...
Comment: Zustieg von der Westseite der Brücke, hier auch Ausstiegsmöglichkeit nach Begehung des oberen Abschnitts
Approach: We start east of the bridge over the Neidernach, which flows into the Loisach a few meters below. We take the forest road on the orographic left bank of the Neidernach and hike upstream, past a field chapel. We cross the Nudelgraben and the Sunkenlaine. 1000m after the start of the path and 140m after crossing the Sunkenlaine, we turn right onto rough vehicle tracks in the mire (two small signposts without inscriptions on trees in diametrical directions). We follow the "path", which later becomes a path, uphill. At 950 m above sea level, the path branches off. Turn left (signposted "Schellalm"-"251") and in a few meters you reach the footbridge over the Schellaine. For entry, from the 3rd leftward haipin bend, we carefully rappel from tree to tree over into the streambed.
Tour: Smaller rappels, several downclimbs over deadwood.

Schellaine inf.: Canyon End
2025-07-13: Everything is in order. We have set two new anchors in the lower part.
2025-05-13: A fantastically beautiful canyon. Mostly only one anchor, of which some anchor points are in questionable condition. Partial rappel from dead wood. I cannot recommend the access (so far) given in the...
2024-08-24: At the beginning it looked like the stream was dry, but it disappears further up in the streambed. We chose an access one bend further up, all hooks are still there, hooks are firm but rusty, a lot of...
Comment: nach Ende der Einschluchtung bei Erreichen des breiten Kiesbettes
Return: Follow the streambed to the forest road and return on it to the parking lot.

Schellaine inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-13: Everything is in order. We have set two new anchors in the lower part.
2025-05-13: A fantastically beautiful canyon. Mostly only one anchor, of which some anchor points are in questionable condition. Partial rappel from dead wood. I cannot recommend the access (so far) given in the...
2024-08-24: At the beginning it looked like the stream was dry, but it disappears further up in the streambed. We chose an access one bend further up, all hooks are still there, hooks are firm but rusty, a lot of...
Access: The starting point is the village of Griesen in the Loisach Valley on the Garmisch-Partenkirchen - Ehrwald/Lermoos connecting road. The village is located about 1200m northeast of the German-Austrian border. Parking is possible on both sides of the bridge.
Return: Follow the streambed to the forest road and return on it to the parking lot.

Cavagliasch (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-11-08: First part very aesthetic although it is losing as we progress, installations OK, we add 1 anchor. We called the head office and although they did not believe that there was a water release, they coul...

Cavagliasch (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-11-08: First part very aesthetic although it is losing as we progress, installations OK, we add 1 anchor. We called the head office and although they did not believe that there was a water release, they coul...

Ülltobel: Canyon Start

Ülltobel: Canyon End

Ülltobel: Parking Entry and Exit

Pendlatobel: Canyon Start

Pendlatobel: Canyon End

Pendlatobel: Parking at Entry

Pendlatobel: Parking at Exit

Castieler Tobelbach (superiore): Canyon Start

Castieler Tobelbach (superiore): Canyon End

Castieler Tobelbach (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Büelenbach: Canyon Start

Büelenbach: Canyon End

Büelenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Tiejer Bach: Canyon Start

Tiejer Bach: Canyon End

Tiejer Bach: Parking Entry and Exit

Cresciano (nicht Boggera!): Canyon Start

Cresciano (nicht Boggera!): Canyon End

Takamaka 3: Parking Entry and Exit
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2023-10-01: Great canyon. All rappels next to the water jet. Way back requires full concentration at the beginning.
Access: To Saint-Benoit, then to L'Abondance. Takamaka is signposted. A well asphalted but very winding road leads to the SW, follow it to the exit. There is a parking lot.
Return: Approx. 200-300m after the viewing platform is the exit on the left (no markings). But you can see footprints or the cut-out path up. There is some climbing involved and no slipping is allowed in places as it is very exposed. Then it turns into a nice path until you reach the grand finale, where you looked down in the morning at the viewing platform. There are 1236 steps that have to be climbed to get to the car. How long this exit will be tolerated is questionable. But it is currently the only sensible option. If anyone is there or working, please make yourself heard politely.

Takamaka 3: Canyon Start
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2023-10-01: Great canyon. All rappels next to the water jet. Way back requires full concentration at the beginning.
Approach: Continue along the road and you will come to the viewpoint at the power station, which is also the final point on the way back if you look down. The road becomes a path and you follow it to the first junction. The path descends steeply for a short while, then flattens out and you cross a few waterfalls. Continue along the water pipe until you reach a rope insurance. At a signs down to the dam.
Tour: It is best to change at the dam. Then pass to the left and cross the stream and go to the edge (between the trees). The first rappel on the tree through the bushes (belay available). Be careful when pulling off the rope. Leave the pool and go ortographic left to the next abseil. There is the first rappel C12 left, which takes you to the exposed belay C55 left. Rappel onto a ledge from there C50 left to the ground (several belays available). Bypass the large pool on the left and cross the stream to the next edge. C10 to the intermediate belay and from there either C80 right next to the water jet or with intermediate belay after about 20 meters. Then a nice jump and block hopping. You pass a high waterfall with a little house at the top. Then another 30 minutes or so until an old viewing platform appears ortographic left.

Takamaka 3: Canyon End
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2023-10-01: Great canyon. All rappels next to the water jet. Way back requires full concentration at the beginning.
Return: Approx. 200-300m after the viewing platform is the exit on the left (no markings). But you can see footprints or the cut-out path up. There is some climbing involved and no slipping is allowed in places as it is very exposed. Then it turns into a nice path until you reach the grand finale, where you looked down in the morning at the viewing platform. There are 1236 steps that have to be climbed to get to the car. How long this exit will be tolerated is questionable. But it is currently the only sensible option. If anyone is there or working, please make yourself heard politely.

Takamaka 1: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Drive to Plaine de Palmistes and take the road heading north-west. Park approx. 50 m before the bridge that crosses the Takamaka stream. This is the same road as towards trou de fer.
Return: This is probably the most challenging part of the tour. Climbing at least 3rd degree is required on the way back. Some of the footholds are cut into the vertical walls. The holds are mostly natural roots, some with footholds. Absolute surefootedness required. There are always very good anchors. The way back is marked with small signs (blue and white with inscription). These are there almost to the end. Watch out for beehives on the way back. Then forest road to the asphalt road.

Takamaka 1: Canyon End
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Return: This is probably the most challenging part of the tour. Climbing at least 3rd degree is required on the way back. Some of the footholds are cut into the vertical walls. The holds are mostly natural roots, some with footholds. Absolute surefootedness required. There are always very good anchors. The way back is marked with small signs (blue and white with inscription). These are there almost to the end. Watch out for beehives on the way back. Then forest road to the asphalt road.

Takamaka 1: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the bridge down to the stream.
Tour: Just after the bridge is the first high free-hanging C70. There are several abseil stands. The most beautiful is from the hanging stand ortographic to the right of the edge, which has to be climbed or traversed for about 10 meters. Very challenging to reach. Can be secured well from one of the belays. Then long boulder terrain to C130, which is divided 4 times ortographic left. After that some really nice single pitches. The mini trou de fer passage is certainly one of the most beautiful spots in the area. Jumps, slides and high rappels with challenging rope traverses. A great canyon. Certainly a highlight.

Wappbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-04: In fact, a much nicer canyon than you would expect. Many exit possibilities. Stands OK, but mixed quality. Metal part still in the last slide. I will adjust points in the description: Rappel recomme...
2025-06-22: All stands OK. Pools covered with gravel. No jumps possible. Careful slides were mostly possible. Underestimated nice gem. Attention .the metal structure (stainless steel plate) towards the exit orogr...
2025-05-23: Nice little tour with rather little water. An anchor for higher water pressure is missing in one or two places.
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the hiking trail signposted Alpgartensteig, which after a short time leads to the Wappbach stream and a metal bridge (exit). From the metal bridge, you can either hike up the orographic left or right path next to the stream (Alpgarten circular trail) as both paths lead about the same distance to the upper metal bridge (entry).
Tour: The Wappbach is the lower course of the Alpgartenbach and is located on the German side where canyoning is officially prohibited (the Alpgartenbach itself is unfortunately not interesting). The canyon is ideal for a short morning or afternoon tour and is also suitable for beginners or children. Immediately after the metal bridge at the entry point, there are two small slides and one of the two highest abseiling points (C15) in a narrow passage. This is followed by a small step and a longer open walking passage before the canyon narrows again. In the next part, there are several small steps that can be rappelled, slid or downclimbed. The next higher rappel (C10) can alternatively be dry rappelled on the left. Now follows the most beautiful part of the tour, a longer parts with the second 15m high abseil in the watercourse that goes 90° around the bends, beautiful washouts and some small slides. After another open walking passage, there is a casual abseil (C10) with a shower under a clamping block and the last incised gorge section where there are still many small slides and abseils. Towards the bottom, the canyon opens up more and more and you reach the lower metal bridge where you can decide whether you want to get out or overcome the last abseil. Attention! In one of the last pools where you can slide (approx. 100m before the bridge) there is a piece of metal (Oct.2023).

Wappbach: Canyon End
2025-07-04: In fact, a much nicer canyon than you would expect. Many exit possibilities. Stands OK, but mixed quality. Metal part still in the last slide. I will adjust points in the description: Rappel recomme...
2025-06-22: All stands OK. Pools covered with gravel. No jumps possible. Careful slides were mostly possible. Underestimated nice gem. Attention .the metal structure (stainless steel plate) towards the exit orogr...
2025-05-23: Nice little tour with rather little water. An anchor for higher water pressure is missing in one or two places.
Return: Either before or after the metal bridge (last abseiling point) get off to the right and follow the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Wappbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-04: In fact, a much nicer canyon than you would expect. Many exit possibilities. Stands OK, but mixed quality. Metal part still in the last slide. I will adjust points in the description: Rappel recomme...
2025-06-22: All stands OK. Pools covered with gravel. No jumps possible. Careful slides were mostly possible. Underestimated nice gem. Attention .the metal structure (stainless steel plate) towards the exit orogr...
2025-05-23: Nice little tour with rather little water. An anchor for higher water pressure is missing in one or two places.
Access: From Salzburg West via the Walserberg Bundesstraße to the turn-off on the left towards Großgmain (alternatively, you can also drive to Großgmain via Salzburg Süd-Grödig-Fürstenbrunn. Then continue on the Großgmainer Landesstraße to the village of Großgmain, Bayerisch Gmain (state border). Immediately after the border, continue left until you reach Bundesstraße 20, turn right here and after approx. 200m turn left (signposted Bahnhof/Wanderzentrum). From here, follow the road with the signs to the Bayerisch Gmain hiking center. There is a paid parking lot at the exit of the dead end (3h/€3,-).
Return: Either before or after the metal bridge (last abseiling point) get off to the right and follow the hiking trail to the parking lot.

Val de le Prese: Parking at Exit
2021-09-08: Got in too early, which meant two abseils in the steep forest. Beautiful gorge, but I would only do it again with a water passage.
Comment: Gleicher Parkplatz wie Rui Einstieg
Access: Parking exit: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave in a south-westerly direction, past Limana and Trichiana to Mel (16.5 km). Drive through Mel and continue for 1.8 km on the SP 1 towards Feltre. Then turn left to Villa di Villa and on to Tiago. At the end of Tiago, take the narrow road to the right (Rui - Colade). Follow this road for approx. 3 km. Park at a water basin on the left. You may also be able to park further ahead, near a bridge over the Rui. Parking entry: Back to Tiago and before the village turn right downhill towards Castello di Zumelle. Before you reach the Castello, turn right onto Via Nabie towards Val Maor. Stay on the sand road until you come to an asphalt road again, here turn right towards Praderadego. Follow this road for about 3 km until an asphalt road on the left leads to a small parking lot.
Return: After the canyon opens up, walk through the streambed for about 25 minutes, then descend on a forest road on the left. If the forest road runs along the streambed, it is best to stay in the streambed (farm on the right) until you reach a bridge. Follow the sand road downstream to the parking lot

Val de le Prese: Canyon End
2021-09-08: Got in too early, which meant two abseils in the steep forest. Beautiful gorge, but I would only do it again with a water passage.
Return: After the canyon opens up, walk through the streambed for about 25 minutes, then descend on a forest road on the left. If the forest road runs along the streambed, it is best to stay in the streambed (farm on the right) until you reach a bridge. Follow the sand road downstream to the parking lot

Val de le Prese: Canyon Start
2021-09-08: Got in too early, which meant two abseils in the steep forest. Beautiful gorge, but I would only do it again with a water passage.
Approach: Just above the crossroads, a forest road begins that crosses into the Val de le Prese. Follow this road to its exit and descend without a path to the right to the streambed. Do not descend too soon, the stream is deeper than it appears from above.
Tour: Long, narrow corridor in the layered limestone. Even in dry months, there are pools in the lower third that you probably won't be able to spread out. At the highest waterfall, the abseil bolt is on the right behind the edge.

Val de le Prese: Parking at Entry
Access: Parking exit: From Belluno on the SP 1 over the Piave in a south-westerly direction, past Limana and Trichiana to Mel (16.5 km). Drive through Mel and continue for 1.8 km on the SP 1 towards Feltre. Then turn left to Villa di Villa and on to Tiago. At the end of Tiago, take the narrow road to the right (Rui - Colade). Follow this road for approx. 3 km. Park at a water basin on the left. You may also be able to park further ahead, near a bridge over the Rui. Parking entry: Back to Tiago and before the village turn right downhill towards Castello di Zumelle. Before you reach the Castello, turn right onto Via Nabie towards Val Maor. Stay on the sand road until you come to an asphalt road again, here turn right towards Praderadego. Follow this road for about 3 km until an asphalt road on the left leads to a small parking lot.
Return: After the canyon opens up, walk through the streambed for about 25 minutes, then descend on a forest road on the left. If the forest road runs along the streambed, it is best to stay in the streambed (farm on the right) until you reach a bridge. Follow the sand road downstream to the parking lot

Fallender Bach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-16: The path from the chapel to the entry point is very long and leads over a good 100 unnecessary meters in altitude, which you descend again. However, as the name suggests, it is very impressive. There...
2023-10-28: Great canyon, even after rainfall/in the fall! A head for heights is an absolute prerequisite for the 4 intermediate belays. We had problems pulling off the rope at the 1st intermediate belay, but aft...
Access: Option A: Coming from Innsbruck, take the A12 highway towards Bregenz and take the Mils/Schönwies exit. Then follow the B171 and immediately after the second Inn bridge turn right onto the Milser Landesstraße. After a few meters, take the first turn-off to the left (Bichlifelder) and then immediately turn right again. Now follow the road (along the edge of the forest) to the Starkenbach forest chapel. You can park on the right just before the chapel. Option B: Coming from Innsbruck, take the A12 highway towards Bregenz and take the Mils/Schönwies exit. Then follow the B171 and after 1.6 km turn right into Milser Landstraße. After another 1.6 km, park at the depot on the side of the road without obstructing the exit.
Return: Variant A: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the water tap, downclimb here, shortly afterwards a faintly recognizable path leads up to the left. Then follow the path down to the Milser Landesstraße and turn right back to the parking lot (20 min, 1.26 km). Option B: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the water tap, downclimb here, shortly afterwards a faintly recognizable path leads up to the left. Then follow the path down to the Milser Landesstraße and turn left to the car (15 min, 1 km).

Fallender Bach: Canyon Start
2024-09-16: The path from the chapel to the entry point is very long and leads over a good 100 unnecessary meters in altitude, which you descend again. However, as the name suggests, it is very impressive. There...
2023-10-28: Great canyon, even after rainfall/in the fall! A head for heights is an absolute prerequisite for the 4 intermediate belays. We had problems pulling off the rope at the 1st intermediate belay, but aft...
Approach: Option A: Follow the panorama trail until it crosses the stream at approx. 1100 m (75 min, 390 m elevation gain, 80 m elevation loss, 2.74 km). Option B: A slope starts directly west of the depot and leads to the Panorama Trail. Follow this. At 990m, this leads very close to the Fallender Bach, where there is a narrow path that leads directly to the high final waterfall (40 min, 250m elevation gain, 1.14 km). If you want to start at the well-known entry point, follow the panorama trail another 100 m up to 1090 m (50 min, 350 m, 1.45 km). Here the path crosses the stream.
Tour: At the beginning, several smaller rappels and walking passages follow each other. The main part is certainly the 215m high waterfall at the exit. It is rappelled via a total of 4 intermediate stands. The first belaystation is orographic on the right, all other belaystations are orographic on the left.

Fallender Bach: Canyon End
2024-09-16: The path from the chapel to the entry point is very long and leads over a good 100 unnecessary meters in altitude, which you descend again. However, as the name suggests, it is very impressive. There...
2023-10-28: Great canyon, even after rainfall/in the fall! A head for heights is an absolute prerequisite for the 4 intermediate belays. We had problems pulling off the rope at the 1st intermediate belay, but aft...
Return: Variant A: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the water tap, downclimb here, shortly afterwards a faintly recognizable path leads up to the left. Then follow the path down to the Milser Landesstraße and turn right back to the parking lot (20 min, 1.26 km). Option B: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the water tap, downclimb here, shortly afterwards a faintly recognizable path leads up to the left. Then follow the path down to the Milser Landesstraße and turn left to the car (15 min, 1 km).

Buchtalklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-04: Sunny almost all day at midday. Some water so that the pants got wet. Due to the generally low water flow, individual sections were slippery. 1st damaged chain scraping link in upper anchor 2. crooked...
2025-06-06: 550m approach, very beautiful canyon. Third anchor very high. Otherwise everything was fine. Long way out via scree ramp which becomes very steep at the bottom and is unpleasant to walk due to the la...
2025-04-15: Possible plan B when it has rained a lot. Most gravel is diverted into a neighbour gully. Solid compact rock. Home to local gemse. Unfortunately the canyon is too short. Done with e-bike partially.
Comment: alternative Parkmöglichkeit am Sportplatzweg (eine Treppe vor dem Bogensportzentrum verbindet die beiden Straßen)
Access: Drive from Absam in the direction of Andreas-Hofer-Kaserne. Parking is available at the Absam sports club and tennis club.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream and then the gravel path to the forest path. Then take the access path back to the parking lot.

Buchtalklamm: Canyon Start
2025-09-04: Sunny almost all day at midday. Some water so that the pants got wet. Due to the generally low water flow, individual sections were slippery. 1st damaged chain scraping link in upper anchor 2. crooked...
2025-06-06: 550m approach, very beautiful canyon. Third anchor very high. Otherwise everything was fine. Long way out via scree ramp which becomes very steep at the bottom and is unpleasant to walk due to the la...
2025-04-15: Possible plan B when it has rained a lot. Most gravel is diverted into a neighbour gully. Solid compact rock. Home to local gemse. Unfortunately the canyon is too short. Done with e-bike partially.
Approach: Follow the asphalt road from the tennis club (Gspreidach). At the first bend, follow a path upwards until you come to a gravel track. From here, follow the forest road briefly downhill again until another steep path branches off to the right. Follow this to the Buchtaler Hütte (entry directly behind it).
Tour: 1. damaged chain scraping link in upper anchor 2. crooked single hook with scraping link 3. short chain with steel rope backing Intermediate ledge must be roped over 4. several anchors and chain 5. good chain behind block 6. several anchors connected by slings, lowest anchor good Chain 7. single bolt 8. anchor with screw link 5m Sunny almost all day at midday.

Buchtalklamm: Canyon End
2025-09-04: Sunny almost all day at midday. Some water so that the pants got wet. Due to the generally low water flow, individual sections were slippery. 1st damaged chain scraping link in upper anchor 2. crooked...
2025-06-06: 550m approach, very beautiful canyon. Third anchor very high. Otherwise everything was fine. Long way out via scree ramp which becomes very steep at the bottom and is unpleasant to walk due to the la...
2025-04-15: Possible plan B when it has rained a lot. Most gravel is diverted into a neighbour gully. Solid compact rock. Home to local gemse. Unfortunately the canyon is too short. Done with e-bike partially.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream and then the gravel path to the forest path. Then take the access path back to the parking lot.

Turtmänna: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-28: All good. Natural bridge very beautiful.
Access: To the rear of the Turtmann valley to the parking lot before the driving ban
Return: In the streambed back to the parking lot

Turtmänna: Overnight stay
2023-07-28: All good. Natural bridge very beautiful.
Comment: Parkplatz für Camper mit toitoi

Turtmänna: Canyon Start
2023-07-28: All good. Natural bridge very beautiful.
Approach: Either follow the canyon path or the road until a path at a pasture fence at 2070m leads left towards the canyon.
Tour: Interesting sequence of small and beautiful abseils. Many of them can be downclimbed or jumped.

Turtmänna: Canyon End
Return: In the streambed back to the parking lot

Valle delle Forcellette: Canyon Start

Ransol: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate access to the river.
Tour: Several rappels that with low water flow have no major problem but in spring can be a challenge (for people with experience). It is an alpine stream, not too steep but with several small waterfalls that are rappelled by the active.

Ransol: Canyon End
Return: If we have two cars after the last rappel we go out to the gas station. If not, turn right onto a path that takes us up to where we have stopped.

Ransol: Unknown Parking
Access: In Andorra La Vella we will take the CG2 towards Envalira. After passing Canillo and just before El Tarter we have a traffic circle that takes us to the left to Ransol. Once in Ransol we go left towards Plans, just in the curve there is a street on the left and at the end we can park. If we have two cars before reaching the traffic circle we have a gas station on the left, here we can park which is the exit of the ravine.
Return: If we have two cars after the last rappel we go out to the gas station. If not, turn right onto a path that takes us up to where we have stopped.

Segudet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave the track upwards, the track will separate and when it joins the river again, which makes a turn to the north, we will continue for about 300m and we will see a path on the right that will take us down to the river by fixed ropes.
Tour: The first part with an abseil of 12, then it closes a little and we find multiple simple slides and slides. Caution that the pools tend to cover little.

Segudet: Canyon End
Return: We reach the platform to cross the river to the vias ferratas. We will exit to the right and return by the way up.

Segudet: Unknown Parking
Access: In Andorra La Vella we will take the CG3 towards Ordino and La Massana. Arriving at La Massana we will continue on the CG3 to Ordino. At the traffic circle we will exit to the right to make the second traffic circle that we will take towards Segudet. Almost when arriving at the track we will be able to park
Return: We reach the platform to cross the river to the vias ferratas. We will exit to the right and return by the way up.

Ensegur: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: 2025.8.15 Also done by group of 15 friends from Lituania. Bolts OK. Water level low. Many small rappels & tabogans. Aproach 1;15 Done in 2:30 It is better to park car in la Cortinada and go by public...
Approach: We will leave the same track that is GR and the Ruta del Hierro (Ferro) and soon we will take the path to the right "Bordes d'Ensegur i coll d'Arenes". This trail will begin to climb up the slope towards the river, which we will cross by a footbridge (return point) and continue climbing until we find a sign that tells us where to leave the trail to the left (at about 1750m altitude). If we go too far we will reach the Bordes and we will have 400m of river without anything remarkable.
Tour: Open descent with the possibility of escape almost continuously. Except with high spring flows, the rest of the time it is an easy descent. There are multiple equipped skills and slides that with summer flow it will not be necessary to install.

Ensegur: Canyon End
2025-08-15: 2025.8.15 Also done by group of 15 friends from Lituania. Bolts OK. Water level low. Many small rappels & tabogans. Aproach 1;15 Done in 2:30 It is better to park car in la Cortinada and go by public...
Return: When we reach the footbridge, we will undo the way up.

Obere Auerklamm: Canyon Start
2024-07-06: We walked to the point where a steel cable crosses the stream and a small via ferrata runs along the right-hand side. There are a lot of trees in the stream and many rappels are very difficult to mas...
2022-07-22: Some wood but not really disturbing.
Approach: From the bridge we then follow the course of the stream to a small weir, below which we begin our descent.
Tour: First longer running sections with downclimbs. Then a total of 6 rappels, again interrupted by running sections. After the 3rd rappel, exit on the left via a via ferrata. We have to continue our descent at the Wolfsbrücke bridge, at least as far as the next exit option (see also and the book by Riml/Amor).

Obere Auerklamm: Canyon End
2024-07-06: We walked to the point where a steel cable crosses the stream and a small via ferrata runs along the right-hand side. There are a lot of trees in the stream and many rappels are very difficult to mas...
2022-07-22: Some wood but not really disturbing.
Return: Depends on the exit chosen, see in detail the books and internet sites mentioned.

Obere Auerklamm: Parking at Entry
2024-07-06: We walked to the point where a steel cable crosses the stream and a small via ferrata runs along the right-hand side. There are a lot of trees in the stream and many rappels are very difficult to mas...
2022-07-22: Some wood but not really disturbing.
Access: Leave the Inntalautobahn at Haiming in the direction of Ötztal. Continue to Ötz, at the exit of the village turn left towards Kühtai. We come up to Taxegg, drive through the village in the direction of Kühtai and park our car at the exit of the settlement near the bridge over the Nederbach in a suitable and, in particular, undisturbed place.
Return: Depends on the exit chosen, see in detail the books and internet sites mentioned.

Obere Auerklamm: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the Inntalautobahn at Haiming in the direction of Ötztal. Continue to Ötz, at the exit of the village turn left towards Kühtai. We come up to Taxegg, drive through the village in the direction of Kühtai and park our car at the exit of the settlement near the bridge over the Nederbach in a suitable and, in particular, undisturbed place.
Return: Depends on the exit chosen, see in detail the books and internet sites mentioned.

Fluhbach-Fall: Canyon Start

Fluhbach-Fall: Canyon End

Fluhbach-Fall: Unknown Parking

Stillupklamm: Canyon Start

Stillupklamm: Canyon End

Stillupklamm: Unknown Parking

Subersach: Canyon Start
Comment: départ rive droite du "Gschwendtobelbrücke" (de l’ingénieur Negrelli - constructeur de Canal du Suez)

Subersach: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg rechtsufrig Richtung alte Bahnstrecke

Subersach: Unknown Parking
Access: B205 to Lingenau. In Lingenau you can park at the chapel, among other places

Subersach: Waypoint
Comment: 1: Folgen Sie den Wanderweg Richtung Osten

Subersach: Waypoint1
Comment: 2: Folgen Sie den Wanderweg Richtung Süden

Subersach: Waypoint2
Comment: 3: Folgen Sie der Beschilderung des "Quelltuff-Naturlehrpfad"

Subersach: Waypoint3
Comment: 4: Quelltuff-Naturlehrpfad

Subersach: Unknown
Comment: 5 : sentier vers le bas (Subersach rivière)

Subersach: Unknown1
Comment: 6 : passerelle (traverser Subersach)

Subersach: Unknown2
Comment: 7 : prendre sentier à Großdorf

Subersach: Unknown3
Comment: 8 : Großdorf: sortir la L29 vers est

Comment: 9 : prendre la piste (goudronnée) vers le nord jusqu\'au pont sur Subersach

Comment: 10: Alter Bahnhof - Nehmen Sie den alten Weg Richtung Kleimat/Lingenau

Subersach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Großer Parkplatz in Lingenau in der Näher der Kapelle
Access: B205 to Lingenau. In Lingenau you can park at the chapel, among other places

Bell Creek: Canyon Start

Bell Creek: Canyon End

Bell Creek: Unknown Parking

Bowens Creek (North branch Lower section): Canyon Start

Bowens Creek (North branch Lower section): Canyon End

Bowens Creek (North branch Lower section): Unknown Parking

Butterbox: Canyon Start

Butterbox: Canyon End

Butterbox: Unknown Parking

Claustral: Canyon Start

Claustral: Canyon End

Claustral: Unknown Parking

Dove Canyon: Canyon Start

Dove Canyon: Canyon End

Dove Canyon: Unknown Parking

Empress: Canyon Start
2025-02-08: We normally go from car to car in around one hour. Lots of fun little jumps, an optional 5-6m jump before the final abseil. Good quality for the effort!
Approach: From the Valley of the Waters parking lot, follow the signs to Valley of the Waters Creek.
Tour: The gorge is short but beautiful. With many jumps and clear water, it is an entertaining tour. Many commercial tours pass through this canyon. The rappel at the exit can be done on the left or right.

Empress: Canyon End
2025-02-08: We normally go from car to car in around one hour. Lots of fun little jumps, an optional 5-6m jump before the final abseil. Good quality for the effort!
Return: Follow the path up the hill, back to the parking lot

Empress: Unknown Parking
2025-02-08: We normally go from car to car in around one hour. Lots of fun little jumps, an optional 5-6m jump before the final abseil. Good quality for the effort!
Return: Follow the path up the hill, back to the parking lot

Fortress: Canyon Start

Fortress: Canyon End

Fortress: Unknown Parking

Grand Canyon: Canyon Start

Grand Canyon: Canyon End

Grand Canyon: Unknown Parking

Hole in the wall: Canyon Start

Hole in the wall: Canyon End

Hole in the wall: Unknown Parking

Machinery Creek: Canyon Start

Machinery Creek: Canyon End

Machinery Creek: Parking at Entry

Machinery Creek: Parking at Exit

Rocky Creek: Canyon Start

Rocky Creek: Canyon End

Rocky Creek: Unknown Parking

Serendipity: Canyon Start

Serendipity: Canyon End

Serendipity: Unknown Parking

Twister Canyon: Canyon Start

Twister Canyon: Canyon End

Twister Canyon: Unknown Parking

Water Dragon canyon: Canyon Start

Water Dragon canyon: Canyon End

Water Dragon canyon: Unknown Parking

Wollangambe 1: Canyon Start

Wollangambe 1: Canyon End

Wollangambe 1: Unknown Parking

Yileen: Canyon Start

Yileen: Canyon End

Yileen: Unknown Parking

Agro (inferiore): Canyon Start
2024-08-05: Cool thing, if it were less remote it would certainly be one of the classics.
Approach: Make your way to the start directly below the hamlet of Agro.
Tour: Beautiful pools, little cut in. Siphon at the foot of the first large waterfall (avoid at all costs on a small RD course at the edge of the pool). On this climb, the first person must arrive without a rucksack. Sunny around noon, beautiful colors of the rocks and water. One of the most aesthetic canyons in Ticino, even if it is not very narrow.

Agro (inferiore): Canyon End
2024-08-05: Cool thing, if it were less remote it would certainly be one of the classics.
Return: Use the approach path.

Agro (inferiore): Unknown Parking
2024-08-05: Cool thing, if it were less remote it would certainly be one of the classics.
Access: Parking lot in Lavertezzo.
Return: Use the approach path.

Alpbach: Canyon Start1

Alpbach: Canyon End1

Alpbach: Unknown Parking

Bärentrittfälle-Zügenschlucht: Canyon Start

Bärentrittfälle-Zügenschlucht: Canyon End

Bärentrittfälle-Zügenschlucht: Unknown Parking

Bärglibach: Canyon Start
2024-10-25: Shortened the access with the gondola (from the mountain station 65min to the entry) The upper part is nice, the lower part is definitely much better, watery, more beautiful,... Anchors ok so far (on...
2023-10-29: Nice thing, nice light in the gulch inside.
Approach: Option 1: All on foot; up to the Oeschinensee; there follow the hiking trail; cross the Wyssbach; then cross the Bärglibach at the lower/upper section. In a sharp right turn before the Oberbärgli huts, the path leads directly into the stream (about 2h 30min). Option 2 : Take the cable car, descend from the mountain station to the lake and follow the hiking trail as described above (approx. 70min) ascent 24 CHF as of 2024.
Tour: Between the upper and lower part you have a good 5min walking passages to the lower aquatic part, with a great view of the Oeschinensee at the exit. The last rappel to the lake has The upper part has 7 rappels up to 42m with some sharp edges. Between the upper and lower part you have about 5min walking passages The lower part is more aquatic with a great view of the Oeschinensee at the exit. The last rappel to the lake is about 55m. The higher rappels are possibly divisible (??)

Bärglibach: Canyon End
2024-10-25: Shortened the access with the gondola (from the mountain station 65min to the entry) The upper part is nice, the lower part is definitely much better, watery, more beautiful,... Anchors ok so far (on...
2023-10-29: Nice thing, nice light in the gulch inside.
Return: Continue to the lake and follow a path along the shore; partly in the water, partly secured by ropes until you reach the hiking trail again after about 20 minutes. Follow this down to the parking lot (approx. 45 min)

Bärglibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-25: Shortened the access with the gondola (from the mountain station 65min to the entry) The upper part is nice, the lower part is definitely much better, watery, more beautiful,... Anchors ok so far (on...
2023-10-29: Nice thing, nice light in the gulch inside.
Comment: Parkplatz bei der Seilbahnstation
Access: Approach to Kandersteg. Park there at the cable car (from 6h CHF8.-Stand 2024)
Return: Continue to the lake and follow a path along the shore; partly in the water, partly secured by ropes until you reach the hiking trail again after about 20 minutes. Follow this down to the parking lot (approx. 45 min)

Berschner Bach: Canyon Start

Berschner Bach: Canyon End

Berschner Bach: Parking at Exit

Berschner Bach: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking au point 1077

Buffalora: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: Added an anchor to the first rappel, on the right bank just upstream from the old, now rotten anchor that was connected to a now fallen tree.
2024-09-15: The first 4 rappels, where the canyon is still very open, were all abseiled from the tree. We then had to set 2 new anchors in the narrow part, as the old ones had been destroyed by the floods in June...
Approach: From the upper parking lot, walk another 100 m along the road. The hiking trail then turns off to the left. Follow it until it crosses the stream.
Tour: From the entry point, the route first leads through an open, wide streambed. Here you rappel from trees. After about 1/3 the stream narrows and a series of 8 to 9 smaller rappels follow. When you reach the high waterfall, the first anchor is on the left. From here, descend about 70m to the next edge. Directly at the edge is the next belay on the right. From here down about 75m. There is the 3rd anchor directly in the fall line. From here another 30m to the large plateau. From the plateau there are 3 more rappels on the right edge: 20m, 50m and 35m.

Buffalora: Parking at Entry
2025-10-06: Added an anchor to the first rappel, on the right bank just upstream from the old, now rotten anchor that was connected to a now fallen tree.
2024-09-15: The first 4 rappels, where the canyon is still very open, were all abseiled from the tree. We then had to set 2 new anchors in the narrow part, as the old ones had been destroyed by the floods in June...
Access: Take the country road between Soazza and Lostallo and park directly on the road about 500 m to the north, where the stream crosses the road. Take the second car to Soazza, drive up through the village and back up the narrow paved mountain road. At the coordinates of the upper parking lot, a maximum of 3 cars can park on the meadows in the hairpin bends.
Return: From the last rappel, keep right and you will come to a path. Follow this to the road. Then head north towards the cars.

Buffalora: Parking at Exit
2025-10-06: Added an anchor to the first rappel, on the right bank just upstream from the old, now rotten anchor that was connected to a now fallen tree.
2024-09-15: The first 4 rappels, where the canyon is still very open, were all abseiled from the tree. We then had to set 2 new anchors in the narrow part, as the old ones had been destroyed by the floods in June...
Access: Take the country road between Soazza and Lostallo and park directly on the road about 500 m to the north, where the stream crosses the road. Take the second car to Soazza, drive up through the village and back up the narrow paved mountain road. At the coordinates of the upper parking lot, a maximum of 3 cars can park on the meadows in the hairpin bends.
Return: From the last rappel, keep right and you will come to a path. Follow this to the road. Then head north towards the cars.

Buffalora: Canyon End
Return: From the last rappel, keep right and you will come to a path. Follow this to the road. Then head north towards the cars.

Carminabach: Canyon Start

Carminabach: Canyon End

Carminabach: Unknown Parking

Chempfi: Canyon Start

Chempfi: Canyon End

Chempfi: Unknown Parking

Drögh Grand: Canyon Start

Drögh Grand: Canyon End

Drögh Grand: Unknown Parking

Dunggellaui: Canyon Start

Dunggellaui: Canyon End

Dunggellaui: Unknown Parking

Eybach: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Amazingly beautiful short canyon very close to Lake Thun. Quite easy to walk, only rarely slippery or brittle. Many possibilities for pitons or natural anchors if needed. Currently, however, good anch...
Approach: Access from the mentioned parking lot: follow the path for 450 meters to the access bridge. Access from the end of the canyon or without a car: take one of the hiking trails to the left or right of the stream.
Tour: At the beginning it is a streambed hike, but soon the canyon becomes more interesting and there are some nice abseils in surprisingly good rock.

Eybach: Parking at Exit
2025-08-24: Amazingly beautiful short canyon very close to Lake Thun. Quite easy to walk, only rarely slippery or brittle. Many possibilities for pitons or natural anchors if needed. Currently, however, good anch...
Access: Driving by car is possible until a hairpin bend after "Meielisalp". A driving ban begins there which should be strictly observed.
Return: Follow the streambed under the dam and then look for a way out of the streambed on the left.

Eybach: Parking at Entry
2025-08-24: Amazingly beautiful short canyon very close to Lake Thun. Quite easy to walk, only rarely slippery or brittle. Many possibilities for pitons or natural anchors if needed. Currently, however, good anch...
Access: Driving by car is possible until a hairpin bend after "Meielisalp". A driving ban begins there which should be strictly observed.
Return: Follow the streambed under the dam and then look for a way out of the streambed on the left.

Fallenbach (Schwyz): Canyon Start
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fallenbach DC++, en fin de crue apparemment. Très sympa. Fait sur la route des Grisons (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fallenbach Hyper glissant! Eau trouble.Garé juste au dessus du stade.Ne pas se pendre sur les mains courantes en cable de 4mm!!! (Quelle: http...
2024-07-19: Everything is fine👍

Fallenbach (Schwyz): Unknown Parking
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fallenbach DC++, en fin de crue apparemment. Très sympa. Fait sur la route des Grisons (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fallenbach Hyper glissant! Eau trouble.Garé juste au dessus du stade.Ne pas se pendre sur les mains courantes en cable de 4mm!!! (Quelle: http...
2024-07-19: Everything is fine👍

Fätschbach: Canyon Start

Fätschbach: Canyon End

Fätschbach: Parking at Entry

Fätschbach: Parking at Exit

Fätschbach: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parking when you plan to exit at the Berglistüber waterfall.

Fätschbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Exit after the Berglistüber waterfall, as the lower part is less interesting.

Flaz: Canyon Start

Flaz: Canyon End

Flaz: Unknown Parking

Flaz: Unknown
Comment: Parc cascade de glace (sortie)

Fründenfälle (Ost): Canyon Start

Fründenfälle (Ost): Canyon End

Fulbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fulbach We did part 3. Approach using the route ‘Fullbach tramo 3’ posted on wikiloc (except we started on the boulder field) in 2h. Route is...
2024-11-01: The access description in "Swiss Alp Canyon tome 1" is correct, but it is not possible to turn left at altitude 1600m. Follow the trail east to point 1732, then return west for +/-150m horizontally. S...

Fulbach: Canyon End
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fulbach We did part 3. Approach using the route ‘Fullbach tramo 3’ posted on wikiloc (except we started on the boulder field) in 2h. Route is...
2024-11-01: The access description in "Swiss Alp Canyon tome 1" is correct, but it is not possible to turn left at altitude 1600m. Follow the trail east to point 1732, then return west for +/-150m horizontally. S...

Fulbach: Parking at Exit
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fulbach We did part 3. Approach using the route ‘Fullbach tramo 3’ posted on wikiloc (except we started on the boulder field) in 2h. Route is...
2024-11-01: The access description in "Swiss Alp Canyon tome 1" is correct, but it is not possible to turn left at altitude 1600m. Follow the trail east to point 1732, then return west for +/-150m horizontally. S...

Fulbach: Parking at Entry

Fulbach: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Nach Westen, abschüssiges Band bis Aufstiegsroute folgen

Fulbach: Alternative Canyon End1
Comment: Über kleinen Sattel Richtung Osten, dann steil abfallend ins Tal.

Gältenbach: Canyon Start

Gältenbach: Unknown Parking

Gavirolas: Canyon Start
2022-11-12: Just such a great tour! I can't wait to combine it with Fluaz Inferiore. But the natural rock bridge at the C20 no longer exists.
Tour: Very open at first and then suddenly some very narrow crevasses. Then very continuous and really beautiful towards the exit.

Gavirolas: Unknown Parking
2022-11-12: Just such a great tour! I can't wait to combine it with Fluaz Inferiore. But the natural rock bridge at the C20 no longer exists.
Access: If you are only doing Gavirolas, it is best to park at Alp Sura, otherwise as an integral with Fluaz at the reservoir below.

Gentalwasser: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ partie 1

Gentalwasser: Unknown
Comment: Départ partie 3

Glasbach (St. Gallen): Canyon Start
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Did it after Panäratöbel because most other canyons had too much water (50mm rain 3-4 days before / snowing above 1300m). 12h45 appro...
2025-10-15: Climbed up to 2040m and started there, but unfortunately it's not the most beautiful path at the top. The superiore : Right C10+ C15 total 30m Right C15 + C25 total 50m M200 Left Mc 10m Left 60m Left...
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Superbe queue de cheval à la C50. Final étroit et bien sympa. Après panaratobel et enchainé avec parlitobel. (Quelle: https://www.des...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail to the Schräawislihütte. When you cross the Glasbach stream, join it directly. Alternatively, the stream is also drilled up to 2040m to make it a day tour, but the upper parts are less exciting.
Tour: From 1660m there are 2-3 smaller rappels and a technical downclimb to the start of the 55er. The belay is well set up and has space (orographic right). After the big step comes the short gulch of Glasbach with a few 10m to 20m rappels. Unfortunately it is over quite quickly.

Glasbach (St. Gallen): Canyon End
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Did it after Panäratöbel because most other canyons had too much water (50mm rain 3-4 days before / snowing above 1300m). 12h45 appro...
2025-10-15: Climbed up to 2040m and started there, but unfortunately it's not the most beautiful path at the top. The superiore : Right C10+ C15 total 30m Right C15 + C25 total 50m M200 Left Mc 10m Left 60m Left...
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Superbe queue de cheval à la C50. Final étroit et bien sympa. Après panaratobel et enchainé avec parlitobel. (Quelle: https://www.des...
Return: Back to Tüfwald where you have already passed on the way up. Parlitobel is a very good place to add on after Glasbach, as you save yourself a few meters in altitude if you are already coming from the top.

Glasbach (St. Gallen): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Did it after Panäratöbel because most other canyons had too much water (50mm rain 3-4 days before / snowing above 1300m). 12h45 appro...
2025-10-15: Climbed up to 2040m and started there, but unfortunately it's not the most beautiful path at the top. The superiore : Right C10+ C15 total 30m Right C15 + C25 total 50m M200 Left Mc 10m Left 60m Left...
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Glasbach Superbe queue de cheval à la C50. Final étroit et bien sympa. Après panaratobel et enchainé avec parlitobel. (Quelle: https://www.des...
Access: Park at the exit of the Gigerwald reservoir (the road is passable from the dam between full time and 20 after.
Return: Back to Tüfwald where you have already passed on the way up. Parlitobel is a very good place to add on after Glasbach, as you save yourself a few meters in altitude if you are already coming from the top.

Glattenwang: Canyon Start
2023-07-17: Have walked the stream from an altitude of 2180m. Interestingly, the parts between 1900m and 1800m are not equipped, but after that again. So the next group should definitely take about 8 anchors with...
Approach: Follow the Eiger trail and, after crossing the stream, enter at an altitude of 2180m (for superiore).
Tour: All rappel or downclimb, in the middle part about 4 steps are not drilled. The most beautiful part is at the bottom, a nice rappel with the rock hole.

Glattenwang: Canyon End
2023-07-17: Have walked the stream from an altitude of 2180m. Interestingly, the parts between 1900m and 1800m are not equipped, but after that again. So the next group should definitely take about 8 anchors with...
Return: Either continue with Tschingelbach, or return to Alpiglen.

Glattenwang: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-17: Have walked the stream from an altitude of 2180m. Interestingly, the parts between 1900m and 1800m are not equipped, but after that again. So the next group should definitely take about 8 anchors with...
Access: Take the train to Alpiglen.
Return: Either continue with Tschingelbach, or return to Alpiglen.

Glattenwang: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Depart alternatif
Approach: Follow the Eiger trail and, after crossing the stream, enter at an altitude of 2180m (for superiore).
Tour: All rappel or downclimb, in the middle part about 4 steps are not drilled. The most beautiful part is at the bottom, a nice rappel with the rock hole.

Golitschebach: Canyon Start

Grono: Canyon Start

Grono: Parking Entry and Exit

Grono: Canyon End

Groven (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-18: On the access we had to rappel the last 8m down the tree to get into the canyon. Some of the rappels in the canyon are high. We extended them with carabiners to make it easier to reach them. The penul...

Groven (superiore): Canyon End
2025-08-18: On the access we had to rappel the last 8m down the tree to get into the canyon. Some of the rappels in the canyon are high. We extended them with carabiners to make it easier to reach them. The penul...

Groven (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-18: On the access we had to rappel the last 8m down the tree to get into the canyon. Some of the rappels in the canyon are high. We extended them with carabiners to make it easier to reach them. The penul...

Guert: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ Guert Sur

Guert: Canyon End
Comment: Fin Guert Suot

Guert: Parking at Entry

Guert: Parking at Exit

Guert: Unknown
Comment: Départ Guert Suot

Hagerbach: Canyon Start

Hagerbach: Canyon End

Hagerbach: Parking at Entry

Hagerbach: Parking at Exit

Heitibach: Canyon Start

Heitibach: Canyon End

Heitibach: Parking at Exit

Helltobel: Canyon Start

Helltobel: Canyon End

Helltobel: Parking Entry and Exit

Inner Sandbach: Canyon Start
2024-09-07: Many exit options. Mostly very easy to walk. Exit of the canyon at the trail bridge. Water was cold but not much. From 12 o'clock beautiful sun in alpine ambience and best view up and down.
2021-09-05: Great thing, still really cold at the top, and as soon as the water seeps away and the sun comes out, you start looking for pools of water.
Approach: Take the train to Alpiglen, and from there up to the start. The last 200 m have to be done without a trail.
Tour: Many very nice short gulches, some of them very narrow.

Inner Sandbach: Unknown Parking
2024-09-07: Many exit options. Mostly very easy to walk. Exit of the canyon at the trail bridge. Water was cold but not much. From 12 o'clock beautiful sun in alpine ambience and best view up and down.
2021-09-05: Great thing, still really cold at the top, and as soon as the water seeps away and the sun comes out, you start looking for pools of water.
Access: Parking in Grindelwald.
Return: Back on the train to Alpiglen.

La Tinde: Canyon Start

La Tinde: Canyon End
Comment: sortie canyon intégral

La Tinde: Unknown Parking

Langertalbach: Canyon Start

Leggia: Canyon Start

Leggia: Unknown Parking

Morgetebach: Canyon Start

Morgetebach: Unknown Parking

Mülibach (Iseltwald): Canyon Start
2025-08-30: All stands drilled individually. Only the 60 mm double.
2024-10-25: All anchors ok. Attention, the canyon may only be entered from 01.07 to 31.10.

Mülibach (Iseltwald): Unknown Parking
2025-08-30: All stands drilled individually. Only the 60 mm double.
2024-10-25: All anchors ok. Attention, the canyon may only be entered from 01.07 to 31.10.

Muttenbach: Canyon Start

Muttenbach: Canyon End

Muttenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Oberstafelbach: Canyon Start

Oberstafelbach: Canyon End

Oberstafelbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Oberstafelbach: Waypoint
Comment: Alpentaxi drop-off

Oeschinenfälle (Obere): Canyon Start
Comment: Départ de la partie amont

Oeschinenfälle (Obere): Canyon End

Oeschinenfälle (Obere): Unknown
Comment: Départ de la partie aval

Oeschinenfälle (Undere): Canyon Start

Panäratobel: Canyon Start
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel 7h30 approach, 9h start, 12u30 down. Flow about 20l/s in morning by ~7°C, about 40-50l/s at 19h when we passed by checkpoint on th...
2025-10-16: At the top already ice next to the water, not pleasant to walk, at the 60m below a lot of unstable blocks, something fell down and cut the rope directly.
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel Le plus long de la zone, superbe vue sur le lac turquoise toute la descente. Approche qui défonce. Peut être jumelé avec ceux du c...
Approach: On foot First follow the road until you reach the junction. Then turn left up the hiking trail to Panäraalp. You can start at 1730m, 1820m or 1860m.
Tour: Not the best rock at the beginning, but very continuous. The middle section is the best. The exit is a 60m climb through the "window", but there is a high risk of falling rocks.

Panäratobel: Canyon End
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel 7h30 approach, 9h start, 12u30 down. Flow about 20l/s in morning by ~7°C, about 40-50l/s at 19h when we passed by checkpoint on th...
2025-10-16: At the top already ice next to the water, not pleasant to walk, at the 60m below a lot of unstable blocks, something fell down and cut the rope directly.
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel Le plus long de la zone, superbe vue sur le lac turquoise toute la descente. Approche qui défonce. Peut être jumelé avec ceux du c...
Return: Depending on the water level of the lake, it is not so easy to get back onto the road.

Panäratobel: Unknown Parking
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel 7h30 approach, 9h start, 12u30 down. Flow about 20l/s in morning by ~7°C, about 40-50l/s at 19h when we passed by checkpoint on th...
2025-10-16: At the top already ice next to the water, not pleasant to walk, at the 60m below a lot of unstable blocks, something fell down and cut the rope directly.
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Panäratobel Le plus long de la zone, superbe vue sur le lac turquoise toute la descente. Approche qui défonce. Peut être jumelé avec ceux du c...
Access: Parking at the Gigerwald reservoir.
Return: Depending on the water level of the lake, it is not so easy to get back onto the road.

Panäratobel: Unknown
Comment: Départ II

Pfannibach: Canyon Start

Pfannibach: Unknown Parking

Ragnatsch: Canyon Start
2025-04-27: All anchors ok. Slightly slippery. Just under 60l/s. Nice water level. Course not walking. Just under 600 hm on 1.6km access. Steep is cool. Renewed at the last belay from the 60 ropes. Watch out here...
Approach: Cable car - then 15 minutes on foot.
Tour: Intermediate level in the high rappel is far left.

Ragnatsch: Canyon End
2025-04-27: All anchors ok. Slightly slippery. Just under 60l/s. Nice water level. Course not walking. Just under 600 hm on 1.6km access. Steep is cool. Renewed at the last belay from the 60 ropes. Watch out here...

Ragnatsch: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-27: All anchors ok. Slightly slippery. Just under 60l/s. Nice water level. Course not walking. Just under 600 hm on 1.6km access. Steep is cool. Renewed at the last belay from the 60 ropes. Watch out here...
Comment: Parkplatz ist direkt an der Seilbahn unterhalb des Gebäudes

Ranasca Nord: Canyon Start
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ranasca Nord Only 2 interesting rappels but they are beautiful. The 65m rappel hanging belay needs to be carefully managed. We got a rope stuc...
2023-10-05: From the abseil, which can be seen in the photo, always rope through to the next bolt. There are enough pitons for rope handrails in front of the high waterfall, but it is extremely slippery and there...
Approach: Walk back along the road for about half the distance to Pigniu, then follow the forest path to the left via Alp Ranasca. Keep left at the first fork, then follow the path to the neighboring gorge. Immediately after crossing the neighboring stream, keep right and follow the path to a dilapidated old bridge over the Ranasca Nord.

Ranasca Nord: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ranasca Nord Only 2 interesting rappels but they are beautiful. The 65m rappel hanging belay needs to be carefully managed. We got a rope stuc...
2023-10-05: From the abseil, which can be seen in the photo, always rope through to the next bolt. There are enough pitons for rope handrails in front of the high waterfall, but it is extremely slippery and there...
Access: From Ilanz in the direction of Pigniu. From Pigniu continue to the dam. Park your car at the parking lot directly in front of the dam.
Return: Shortly before the road to the dam we leave the canyon and follow the road for about 5 minutes to the car

Ranasca Nord: Canyon End
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ranasca Nord Only 2 interesting rappels but they are beautiful. The 65m rappel hanging belay needs to be carefully managed. We got a rope stuc...
2023-10-05: From the abseil, which can be seen in the photo, always rope through to the next bolt. There are enough pitons for rope handrails in front of the high waterfall, but it is extremely slippery and there...
Return: Shortly before the road to the dam we leave the canyon and follow the road for about 5 minutes to the car

Ranasca Nord: Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt Zustieg: Querung Nachbarschlucht. Rechts halten
Approach: Walk back along the road for about half the distance to Pigniu, then follow the forest path to the left via Alp Ranasca. Keep left at the first fork, then follow the path to the neighboring gorge. Immediately after crossing the neighboring stream, keep right and follow the path to a dilapidated old bridge over the Ranasca Nord.

Reichenbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reichenbach Telephone number for the dam had no response. We started with a low water level. In the 3rd part, just after passing the C20-C10-C...
2025-10-07: Received information directly from BKW on site. Various hooks tightened, all are OK. Cyl and RoeNeoerd were also there.
2024-11-09: All the stitches are in place. We just had to tighten a few. The C110 was lowered 3x (45+38+45). Access to the belay after the arch is not easy, as it's far from the descent axis. We were able to make...
Approach: Supérieur: Follow the path below the dam wall down into the canyon. (approx. 50 meters) Reichenbach Falls: From Zwirgi, follow the hiking trail to the Reichenbach Falls. (approx. 250 meters) Inférieur: From Schwendi approx. 200 meters in a north-easterly direction and then approx. 50 meters in a southerly direction. Rope into the canyon at a suitable point.
Tour: The Reichenbach Canyon is divided into several parts: Above the dam (forbidden from 30.09, so actually not feasible, as there is far too much water until September) Dam to Reichenbach Falls (supérieur) Reichenbach Falls Below the Reichenbach Falls (inférieur) Long ropes are needed for the Reichenbachfall. NO ESCAPE ROUTES IN THE REICHENBACHFALL AREA!

Reichenbach: Canyon End
2025-11-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reichenbach Telephone number for the dam had no response. We started with a low water level. In the 3rd part, just after passing the C20-C10-C...
2025-10-07: Received information directly from BKW on site. Various hooks tightened, all are OK. Cyl and RoeNeoerd were also there.
2024-11-09: All the stitches are in place. We just had to tighten a few. The C110 was lowered 3x (45+38+45). Access to the belay after the arch is not easy, as it's far from the descent axis. We were able to make...

Reichenbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-11-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reichenbach Telephone number for the dam had no response. We started with a low water level. In the 3rd part, just after passing the C20-C10-C...
2025-10-07: Received information directly from BKW on site. Various hooks tightened, all are OK. Cyl and RoeNeoerd were also there.
2024-11-09: All the stitches are in place. We just had to tighten a few. The C110 was lowered 3x (45+38+45). Access to the belay after the arch is not easy, as it's far from the descent axis. We were able to make...
Comment: Ende supérieur / Start Reichenbachfälle
Access: Follow the main roads towards Meiringen and then on to Schattenhalb and from there towards Reichenbachfall / Zwirgi.

Reichenbach: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Reichenbach inférieur
Approach: Supérieur: Follow the path below the dam wall down into the canyon. (approx. 50 meters) Reichenbach Falls: From Zwirgi, follow the hiking trail to the Reichenbach Falls. (approx. 250 meters) Inférieur: From Schwendi approx. 200 meters in a north-easterly direction and then approx. 50 meters in a southerly direction. Rope into the canyon at a suitable point.
Tour: The Reichenbach Canyon is divided into several parts: Above the dam (forbidden from 30.09, so actually not feasible, as there is far too much water until September) Dam to Reichenbach Falls (supérieur) Reichenbach Falls Below the Reichenbach Falls (inférieur) Long ropes are needed for the Reichenbachfall. NO ESCAPE ROUTES IN THE REICHENBACHFALL AREA!

Ri del Boschetto: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Varied canyon. Anchors ok. Some monopoints should be redoubled.
2025-07-17: Partly very slippery, partly very grippy. Anchors mostly single, even on higher rappels. Last rappel before the water extraction is very botanical.
Approach: Take the road that leads up to Morella di Sotto and continue until you reach the Valle bridge. This is the starting point.
Tour: A short walk at the beginning, followed by beautiful slides and jumps. Towards the exit there are large and spectacular waterfalls. The seriousness therefore increases greatly in the second half.

Ri del Boschetto: Canyon End
2025-08-15: Varied canyon. Anchors ok. Some monopoints should be redoubled.
2025-07-17: Partly very slippery, partly very grippy. Anchors mostly single, even on higher rappels. Last rappel before the water extraction is very botanical.
Return: After the water intake, follow a path to Boschetto. From there, take the road to the parking lot.

Ri del Boschetto: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-15: Varied canyon. Anchors ok. Some monopoints should be redoubled.
2025-07-17: Partly very slippery, partly very grippy. Anchors mostly single, even on higher rappels. Last rappel before the water extraction is very botanical.
Access: Drive up the Maggia valley and enter Cevio. Cross the village and continue in the direction of Boschetto. After the bridge, follow the road for 100m-150m. Park in the parking lot.
Return: After the water intake, follow a path to Boschetto. From there, take the road to the parking lot.

Ri del Boschetto: Waypoint
Comment: Début hiking trail
Approach: Take the road that leads up to Morella di Sotto and continue until you reach the Valle bridge. This is the starting point.

Ruschein: Canyon Start
2022-07-04: Very nice limestone, you have to downclimb a lot but I enjoy it in such a labyrinthine environment.
Tour: Small parts again and again, good option for uncertain weather.

Ruschein: Canyon End
2022-07-04: Very nice limestone, you have to downclimb a lot but I enjoy it in such a labyrinthine environment.

Ruschein: Unknown Parking
2022-07-04: Very nice limestone, you have to downclimb a lot but I enjoy it in such a labyrinthine environment.
Access: You can drive quite far up by car. The last part is even below the parking lot next to the chairlift.

Ruschein: Unknown
Comment: Entrée affluent RD

Saar: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: A lot of wood. Not interesting from the access bridge to the middle bridge. More of a river walk with downclimbs. After the middle bridge nice rappels with the final rappel into the lake. With a 75 me...
Tour: Some jumps and slides possible, descent probably vertical.

Saar: Canyon End
2025-10-05: A lot of wood. Not interesting from the access bridge to the middle bridge. More of a river walk with downclimbs. After the middle bridge nice rappels with the final rappel into the lake. With a 75 me...

Saar: Parking at Entry
2025-10-05: A lot of wood. Not interesting from the access bridge to the middle bridge. More of a river walk with downclimbs. After the middle bridge nice rappels with the final rappel into the lake. With a 75 me...

Saar: Parking at Exit

Sandbach (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sandbach (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Moorings in good condition
2024-11-05: Low water level, fair anchors. Some webbing is a bit old, but doable. Some of the small rappels can be climbed down.
Approach: https://swisstopo.app/i/5/VVASGYRR
Tour: The canyon quickly becomes very narrow. Mostly just below the surrounding boulder fields and meadows. Two higher steps (30m), one of which is the waterfall you passed on the access. Many narrow climbing sections in the best rock. Be careful with too much water, it is not only cold but also mostly compressed.

Sandbach (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sandbach (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Moorings in good condition
2024-11-05: Low water level, fair anchors. Some webbing is a bit old, but doable. Some of the small rappels can be climbed down.
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to Alpiglen and take the train down to Grindelwald

Sandbach (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sandbach (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Moorings in good condition
2024-11-05: Low water level, fair anchors. Some webbing is a bit old, but doable. Some of the small rappels can be climbed down.
Comment: Gare
Access: Wengernalpbahn to Alpiglen, note that there is another Alpiglen in Grindelwald on the other side of the Große Scheidegg.
Return: Follow the hiking trail back to Alpiglen and take the train down to Grindelwald

Sandbach (Inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Gare d'Alpiglen
Approach: https://swisstopo.app/i/5/VVASGYRR

Schiltbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Extrem rutschig (Quelle:
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Super méga glissant...patinoire de jus de vaches... (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Quite high flow from the melting snow which almost doubled during descent. Equipment solid but quite old. Some bolts are a bit awkw...

Schiltbach: Canyon End
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Extrem rutschig (Quelle:
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Super méga glissant...patinoire de jus de vaches... (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Quite high flow from the melting snow which almost doubled during descent. Equipment solid but quite old. Some bolts are a bit awkw...

Schiltbach: Parking at Entry
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Extrem rutschig (Quelle:
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Super méga glissant...patinoire de jus de vaches... (Quelle:
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schiltbach Quite high flow from the melting snow which almost doubled during descent. Equipment solid but quite old. Some bolts are a bit awkw...
Comment: Si on prend le télécabine
Access: Into the Lauterbrunnen valley to Stechelberg and park there at the valley station of the mountain railroad

Schiltbach: Parking at Exit
Comment: si retour à pieds
Access: Into the Lauterbrunnen valley to Stechelberg and park there at the valley station of the mountain railroad

Schmuer: Canyon Start

Schmuer: Parking at Entry

Schreiabach: Canyon Start

Schreiabach: Canyon End

Schreiabach: Parking Entry and Exit

Schwarzbach (Bern): Canyon Start
2025-11-16: Perfect conditions - water level (photo), pleasant temperature, free of ice and snow. No deep pools; lots of debris in the canyon.
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarzbach Canyon sympathique, les trois parties sont intéressantes L’équipement est bon, nous avons rajouter aucun amarrages (Quelle: https...
2024-10-29: All anchors still in place. A few could be replaced in the next few years. Only do the last part with a floating bag or a very good swim
Approach: Take the path that leads past the forester's lodge and follow the signs to the Sunnbüel cable car, Gemmi Pass. The GR leaves the path to the right and approaches the last waterfall of the third part. The path runs along the side of the mountain and is dizzying in places. You reach a bridge that overlooks the second part. Now you climb up to the right and reach a path. Follow this for 200 m and a small path leads you naturally into the open part of the canyon.
Tour: 3 separate parts, separated by hiking trails. The canyon narrows immediately. The waterfalls plunge under boulders. The passages are very aesthetic. The hike is quite short, less than 10 minutes, and you reach the bridge of the second part. Here, too, the canyon immediately becomes narrower and steeper. The waterfalls get bigger and some of the stands require an MC. The most beautiful is the 35 m high waterfall under an aesthetic rock arch. You can pass RD both below in the water and outside the water. The next parts are longer and the terrain is a bit unstable. The GR approaches and immediately afterwards the river descends with the same force as in the other parts. The rappels are always aesthetic. After a less aesthetic and more open part, you reach the last waterfalls. The penultimate abseil of 22 m exits in a deep pool, with a dangerous current RD at high water level. You pass a new waterfall and outside the narrow section you find the last points in the fossil riverbed RG.

Schwarzbach (Bern): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-16: Perfect conditions - water level (photo), pleasant temperature, free of ice and snow. No deep pools; lots of debris in the canyon.
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Schwarzbach Canyon sympathique, les trois parties sont intéressantes L’équipement est bon, nous avons rajouter aucun amarrages (Quelle: https...
2024-10-29: All anchors still in place. A few could be replaced in the next few years. Only do the last part with a floating bag or a very good swim
Access: From Bern, drive in the direction of Interlaken. Turn off towards Kandersteg. Drive to the village and then continue up the valley towards Selden. You have to pay 10 francs at an automatic toll booth to drive on the road through the canyon. Please note, certain ascent times apply to the one-way road (between 45 and 10 for the ascent). The route leads through tunnels and crosses the Kander. As soon as you come to a passable bridge leading back to RG, take it and park a little further on next to the Forsthaus Waldhus. It is possible to take the cable car up before the toll station. From the top station you have to walk back down to the river.
Return: You leave RD and reach a path and the GR.

Seerenbachfälle: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Well doable with low/normal flow, but the final c190 gets you in the water & working whether you want it or not. Some of the most memorable minutes a canyoneer will ever have. A 2nd anchor for the in...
2025-04-27: Anchors ok. The stream borders a wildlife sanctuary and the wall is home to endangered bird species. Gamekeepers and forest tenants do not welcome access. Protection period 1.12.-1.July
2025-01-04: Too much ice and snow at the moment. We got out at the emergency exit before the high wall. We weren't sure what the second anchor on the Multi Pitch would be like. Possibly completely under ice as it...
Approach: From the parking lot via the following roads to the bridge: Leistkammstraße -> Hinterstockstraße -> Kaltenbodenweid
Tour: Initially a few low spots with small slides and jumps. Then very vertical. Excluding the 190m final waterfall, the longest pitch is 80m.

Seerenbachfälle: Canyon End
2025-10-12: Well doable with low/normal flow, but the final c190 gets you in the water & working whether you want it or not. Some of the most memorable minutes a canyoneer will ever have. A 2nd anchor for the in...
2025-04-27: Anchors ok. The stream borders a wildlife sanctuary and the wall is home to endangered bird species. Gamekeepers and forest tenants do not welcome access. Protection period 1.12.-1.July
2025-01-04: Too much ice and snow at the moment. We got out at the emergency exit before the high wall. We weren't sure what the second anchor on the Multi Pitch would be like. Possibly completely under ice as it...
Return: Follow the hiking trail orog. right towards Betlis to the car (if the 190m waterfall is made, otherwise follow the emergency exit)

Seerenbachfälle: Parking at Entry
2025-10-12: Well doable with low/normal flow, but the final c190 gets you in the water & working whether you want it or not. Some of the most memorable minutes a canyoneer will ever have. A 2nd anchor for the in...
2025-04-27: Anchors ok. The stream borders a wildlife sanctuary and the wall is home to endangered bird species. Gamekeepers and forest tenants do not welcome access. Protection period 1.12.-1.July
2025-01-04: Too much ice and snow at the moment. We got out at the emergency exit before the high wall. We weren't sure what the second anchor on the Multi Pitch would be like. Possibly completely under ice as it...
Access: Take the A3 at exit 45 in the direction of Weesen. Parking at the bottom, option 1: Parking spaces before the traffic lights. Shortly after the restaurant (Lago Mio) Parking at the bottom, option 2: Note the vehicle size! After the traffic lights at the restaurant (Strahlegg Castle) in Betlis for CHF 10 (note: drive to Betlis always on the hour and half hour, drive to Weesen always at a quarter and at three quarters for 5 minutes each). Info about the traffic lights: https://www.amden-weesen.ch/betliserstrasse Parking above: On one of the numerous public parking lots in Amden Arvenbüel (e.g. Chapfstrasse, Leistkammstrasse, etc.)
Return: Follow the hiking trail orog. right towards Betlis to the car (if the 190m waterfall is made, otherwise follow the emergency exit)

Seerenbachfälle: Parking at Exit
Access: Take the A3 at exit 45 in the direction of Weesen. Parking at the bottom, option 1: Parking spaces before the traffic lights. Shortly after the restaurant (Lago Mio) Parking at the bottom, option 2: Note the vehicle size! After the traffic lights at the restaurant (Strahlegg Castle) in Betlis for CHF 10 (note: drive to Betlis always on the hour and half hour, drive to Weesen always at a quarter and at three quarters for 5 minutes each). Info about the traffic lights: https://www.amden-weesen.ch/betliserstrasse Parking above: On one of the numerous public parking lots in Amden Arvenbüel (e.g. Chapfstrasse, Leistkammstrasse, etc.)
Return: Follow the hiking trail orog. right towards Betlis to the car (if the 190m waterfall is made, otherwise follow the emergency exit)

Sefi: Canyon Start
2025-12-14: Lots of ice in the upper part, little from the incised part onwards. Most of the stands are easily accessible. Grödel, ice axe (especially for access!) and drill set necessary. Water level picture att...
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Approach: Take the gondola from Stechelberg to Gimmelwald (runs every 30 minutes; CHF 12.80 for return trip - as of 2025). From there, follow the signs to Rotstockhütte. At a fork just before the Sefibach, continue left to the exit (water level check), on the right the path leads uphill to the entry (signs continue towards Rotstockhütte). At around 1800m (when the forest thins out) you can see down to the Sefibach. A narrow path leads along a fence down to the stream.
Tour: The tour starts with a few smaller waterfalls (<10m) in an open streambed. If there is already too much water here, the emergency exit can be chosen before the narrow main section. This is followed by a deep section with no escape routes and spectacular waterfalls. The rappel usually takes place directly in the water jet. The canyon then opens up for approx. 100m - you follow the streambed to the last part of 4 canyons.

Sefi: Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg und Wasserstandskontrolle
Return: Exit orographic left - follow the path back to the gondola.

Sefi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-14: Lots of ice in the upper part, little from the incised part onwards. Most of the stands are easily accessible. Grödel, ice axe (especially for access!) and drill set necessary. Water level picture att...
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Comment: Parkplatz Stechelberg (Schilthornbahn)
Access: Coming from Interlaken, drive past Lauterbrunnen to the valley station of the Schilthorn cable car (Stechelberg). Park here in the paid parking lot.
Return: Exit orographic left - follow the path back to the gondola.

Talbachfall: Canyon Start

Tearm: Canyon Start

Tearm: Canyon End

Tearm: Parking at Entry

Tearm: Parking at Exit

Treccio: Canyon Start
2024-07-21: Better grip than expected. Very nice stream for beginners or after rain. At the very end, a few meters before the exit, sewage is introduced. Anchors all in good condition.
Comment: Start Inferiore
Approach: Entry Holzi at 920HM Depart from the bridge (moor at the bridge).
Tour: A series of medium-high waterfalls on the first part of the trail, followed by a section consisting mainly of walking through garbage. The exit can be made to the left once the guardrail of the road is visible, but it is easier to take the exit to the right shortly after. Canyon spoiled by the ugly final step. Not very playful to master. Equipment on Expansion Mono Point.

Treccio: Canyon End
2024-07-21: Better grip than expected. Very nice stream for beginners or after rain. At the very end, a few meters before the exit, sewage is introduced. Anchors all in good condition.
Return: Follow the road to the car.

Treccio: Canyon Start1
2024-07-21: Better grip than expected. Very nice stream for beginners or after rain. At the very end, a few meters before the exit, sewage is introduced. Anchors all in good condition.
Comment: Start Superiore
Approach: Entry Holzi at 920HM Depart from the bridge (moor at the bridge).
Tour: A series of medium-high waterfalls on the first part of the trail, followed by a section consisting mainly of walking through garbage. The exit can be made to the left once the guardrail of the road is visible, but it is easier to take the exit to the right shortly after. Canyon spoiled by the ugly final step. Not very playful to master. Equipment on Expansion Mono Point.

Treccio: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg oberer Teil
Access: In Medeglia, turn left towards Canedo onto a road whose bends you must negotiate well. Continue straight on until you cross a bridge, which is the starting point for the descent. Park your car a few dozen meters further on.
Return: Follow the road to the car.

Treccio: Parking at Exit
Comment: Oder Einstieg unterer Teil
Access: In Medeglia, turn left towards Canedo onto a road whose bends you must negotiate well. Continue straight on until you cross a bridge, which is the starting point for the descent. Park your car a few dozen meters further on.
Return: Follow the road to the car.

Treccio: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Difficult evasion options. Easy exposure to high water. Can also be used after extreme rainfall. Carried out at high water, beginners should not be taken along. All waterfalls can be easily bypassed (with a rope). The first waterfall is the only one that could be problematic when descending in the axis (large basin with water backflow). The C30, which looks like a chute from above, goes by (possibility to use the RD trees to bypass it). A jump at the foot of the C30 from 5 m would be conceivable (after probing).

Treccio: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz unterer Teil
Access: In Medeglia, turn left towards Canedo onto a road whose bends you must negotiate well. Continue straight on until you cross a bridge, which is the starting point for the descent. Park your car a few dozen meters further on.

Treccio: Parking at Exit2
Comment: Ausstiegsparkplatz unterer Teil - Option 2

Triftwasser: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ de l\'affluent pour rentrer dans la gorge.

Triftwasser: Unknown Parking

Trümmelbach I: Canyon Start
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions
Approach: From the parking lot to the train station and take the train to Kleine Scheidegg station and continue by train to the Eiger Glacier. Since the exit of 2020, it has been possible to take the Eiger Express from Grindelwald, which takes you directly to the Eiger Glacier station in 15 minutes. From the Eiger Glacier station, you continue hiking up on a blue and white marked trail, which initially runs along the railroad line. The path is exposed in some places, but there are fixed hand lines to help you over the steep parts. Continue along the path to an altitude of 2680m, from where you can begin the traverse to the right through the loose rock field to the start of the canyon.
Tour: The canyon is more of a mini-canyon in terms of depth and width, especially at the beginning. The water has ditched a very narrow and small slot towards the first abseiling points. After the first waterfalls, the canyon continues in beautifully polished rock and gets deeper and deeper. There are always some steep downclimbs, but this is not a problem with the enormously grippy rocks. The canyon with its beautiful views and surroundings is a great adventure. At the exit, the route continues directly in front of the ice field and it is recommended to include Trümmelbach Il in the same tour, as this combination works excellently. If Trümmelbach Il is to be appended, you can enter the same stream after bypassing the snow/ice field and do some nice downclimbs and slides until you reach the start of Trümmelbach II. Caution: the plates on the rakes are often missing, even if someone has been in there shortly before. Better take a few plates and M10 nuts and washers in SS316 with you.

Trümmelbach I: Canyon End
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions
Return: If you only do Trümmelbach I, then leave the path at the snow/ice field to the right and traverse to Eigergletscher station, which is more or less at the same altitude. If you add Trümmelbach Il, you can either hike up from the exit of the canyon to the Eigergletscher station or hike down to Wengernalp to catch the next train.

Trümmelbach I: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions
Comment: Parkplatz Lauterbrunnen
Access: On the A8 highway, take exit 25 (Wilderswil) and then drive up the valley towards Lauterbrunnen. Cross the village and turn left shortly after the Weisse Lütschine towards the retirement home. Park at the exit of the road at a sports field or in the parking garage at Lauterbrunnen train station.
Return: If you only do Trümmelbach I, then leave the path at the snow/ice field to the right and traverse to Eigergletscher station, which is more or less at the same altitude. If you add Trümmelbach Il, you can either hike up from the exit of the canyon to the Eigergletscher station or hike down to Wengernalp to catch the next train.

Trümmelbach I: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Grindelwald
Access: On the A8 highway, take exit 25 (Wilderswil) and then drive up the valley towards Lauterbrunnen. Cross the village and turn left shortly after the Weisse Lütschine towards the retirement home. Park at the exit of the road at a sports field or in the parking garage at Lauterbrunnen train station.
Return: If you only do Trümmelbach I, then leave the path at the snow/ice field to the right and traverse to Eigergletscher station, which is more or less at the same altitude. If you add Trümmelbach Il, you can either hike up from the exit of the canyon to the Eigergletscher station or hike down to Wengernalp to catch the next train.

Tschinglenbach: Canyon Start

Tschinglenbach: Canyon End

Tschinglenbach: Unknown Parking

Tscholboden: Canyon Start

Tscholboden: Canyon End

Tscholboden: Parking at Entry

Tscholboden: Parking at Exit

Ursprungsbach: Canyon Start

Ursprungsbach: Canyon End

Ursprungsbach: Parking at Entry

Ursprungsbach: Parking at Exit

Valsorey: Canyon Start
2022-09-17: Wow, the breeze was really sizzling that day, it was really cold.
Approach: After about 200m along the streambed comes the first abseil point.
Tour: The canyon has been set up by guides, so there are many fixed ropes that lead to jumps.

Valtschiel: Canyon Start

Valtschiel: Canyon End

Valtschiel: Parking at Entry

Valtschiel: Parking at Exit

Wyssbach (Oeschinensee): Canyon Start

Wyssbach (Oeschinensee): Canyon End

Wyssbach (Grindelwald): Canyon Start

Wyssbach (Grindelwald): Canyon End

Wyssbach (Grindelwald): Parking Entry and Exit

Zulg: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Very handy for walking. All stands OK.

Zulg: Parking at Entry
2025-08-17: Very handy for walking. All stands OK.

Zulg: Parking at Exit
2025-08-17: Very handy for walking. All stands OK.

Stampach: Canyon Start

Stampach: Unknown Parking

El Leon: Canyon Start
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El Leon: Canyon End
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El Leon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: parking et embarcadère

El Leon: Waypoint
Comment: Débarcadère

Las Trancas: Canyon Start

Las Trancas: Canyon End

Placeta: Canyon Start

Placeta: Parking Entry and Exit

Poto: Canyon Start
Comment: altitude 345m

Poto: Canyon End
Comment: altitude 285m

Poto: Parking at Entry

Poto: Parking at Exit

San Gabriel: Canyon Start

San Gabriel: Canyon End

San Gabriel: Parking at Entry

San Gabriel: Parking at Exit

Siete Tazas: Canyon Start

Siete Tazas: Canyon End

Siete Tazas: Parking Entry and Exit

Velo de la Novia: Canyon Start

Velo de la Novia: Parking Entry and Exit

Velo de la Novia: Waypoint
Comment: grande cascade

Praia Lisboa (superieur): Canyon Start

Praia Lisboa (superieur): Canyon End

Praia Lisboa (superieur): Parking at Entry

Praia Lisboa (superieur): Parking at Exit

Schürpfengraben: Canyon Start

Schürpfengraben: Canyon Start1
Comment: depart partie II (970m alt.)

Schürpfengraben: Canyon End

Schürpfengraben: Parking Entry and Exit

Schürpfengraben: Unknown
Comment: Départ Schürpfengraben sup. (2x50m corde)

Mêdého: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ en partant du village de mêdého (possibilité 1)

Mêdého: Canyon End
Comment: au bas de la C60

Mêdého: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking pour la possibilité 2 en partant du campement touristique

Mêdého: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parking depuis le village de Mêdého (possibilité1)

Mêdého: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Point de jonction entre la possibilité1 et la possibilité 2

Mêdého: Waypoint
Comment: Jonction avec l\'affluent rive gauche et début du chaos

Mêdého: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: pourrait etre un troisième départ

Dejeuner: Canyon Start

Dejeuner: Canyon End

Titou gorge (inférieur): Canyon Start

Titou gorge (inférieur): Canyon End

Trois Pitons river: Canyon Start

Trois Pitons river: Canyon End

Claire: Canyon Start

Clarkes River: Canyon Start

Coulirou River: Canyon Start

Cowecharie River: Canyon Start

Croix: Canyon Start

Fond Calabasse: Canyon Start

Middleham Fall: Canyon Start

OHara: Canyon Start

Providence River: Canyon Start

Ravine Ouayaneri: Canyon Start

Rivière Ouayaneri: Canyon Start

Stuarts Rivers: Canyon Start

White river: Canyon Start
Comment: Approximatif

White river: Canyon End
Comment: Victoria Fall

White river: Parking at Entry
Comment: On peut aller plus haut, mais la piste est vraiment mauvaise

White river: Parking at Exit

White river: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la trace, dans le virage de la piste

White river: Unknown1
Comment: Confluence avec la White River

Adrass: Canyon Start

Aguas Limpias: Canyon Start

Aguas Limpias: Canyon End

Aguas Limpias: Unknown Parking

Aguila: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access to the Toro and Águila banks We will follow north direction leaving behind the cheese factory, after 200m there is a track to the left that we do not take and 500m later the track divides, to the right of the Águila bank and in front of the Toro bank. We will take to the right and walk almost another kilometer to an abandoned building, we leave the track and head towards the NE, towards the cut, when we reach them we will have stunning views of the ravine, we climb that small hill and from the top we will see a small path that descends into the ravine.
Tour: Ver topo

Aguila: Canyon End
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Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Aguila: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parking accessible avec un véhicule tout terrain et après avoir demandé l\'autorisation au fermier de traverser son exploitation.
Access: Location bcos Toro and Aguila Leaving the GC1 to San Agustín, next to Maspalomas Location bcos Toro y Águila We will look for the hotel Gloria Palace (it is the best reference) and from the parking lot, heading north, a track to the cheese factory La Gloria. We will go along this track as far as we can (at the most up to the fence of the goatherd).
Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Aguila: Unknown Parking
Comment: PArking avec voiture location standard et sans traverser la ferme aux chèvres en voiture.
Access: Location bcos Toro and Aguila Leaving the GC1 to San Agustín, next to Maspalomas Location bcos Toro y Águila We will look for the hotel Gloria Palace (it is the best reference) and from the parking lot, heading north, a track to the cheese factory La Gloria. We will go along this track as far as we can (at the most up to the fence of the goatherd).
Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Amoladoras: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot there is a track on the left that will approach the riverbed, just follow the dry bed of the ravine to a dam and soon the first rappel.
Tour: It is a relentless succession of more or less short rappels, many of them with handrails, very well installed.

Amoladoras: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave Granada towards the ski slopes of Sierra Nevada on the A395. At the p.k. 13.5 we have the detour to the left to Canales, we will go down this street until the parking lot at the end. Here we leave the return car. With the access car we return to the road and continue until p.k. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant is. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant la Higuera is, here we park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel a small path on the left that does not lose height will approach us, from the heights, to the reservoir, and just there we will find an asphalted track that taking to the left takes us up to our parking lot. (02.03.2024)Through the gate that gives access to the reservoir (37.1559632, -3.4779296) just below Plaza de Andalucía 18191, it has been forbidden to leave for some time. The alternative way out that we were told was to take a path on the left hand side before passing the tunnel, and then go out above Plaza de Andalucía 18191 (although they did not specify the exact height).

Amoladoras: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave Granada towards the ski slopes of Sierra Nevada on the A395. At the p.k. 13.5 we have the detour to the left to Canales, we will go down this street until the parking lot at the end. Here we leave the return car. With the access car we return to the road and continue until p.k. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant is. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant la Higuera is, here we park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel a small path on the left that does not lose height will approach us, from the heights, to the reservoir, and just there we will find an asphalted track that taking to the left takes us up to our parking lot. (02.03.2024)Through the gate that gives access to the reservoir (37.1559632, -3.4779296) just below Plaza de Andalucía 18191, it has been forbidden to leave for some time. The alternative way out that we were told was to take a path on the left hand side before passing the tunnel, and then go out above Plaza de Andalucía 18191 (although they did not specify the exact height).

Arcos de Chimoche: Canyon Start
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Arcos de Chimoche: Canyon End
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Arcos de Chimoche: Unknown Parking
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Ascaso: Canyon Start
Approach: In the Plaza del Sol, just as you enter Ascaso, turn left following the PR-HU 185 trail to Morillo de Sampietro. A few meters further on it forks, the trail below is a return, we continue uphill to a stone bridge that crosses the ravine. After crossing it, we leave the main trail and go up the rock ramps parallel to the riverbed, going up until we see a pipe (about 300m), from here we will look for the way down to the riverbed.
Tour: If we take it after rains we will be able to jump in several pools. In summer it dries out so we will have to be attentive to the time to do it.

Ascaso: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the bridge or behind it there are some pools and a little further on there is an ascending path on the right that leads us to the access fork.

Ascaso: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal. Before reaching the tunnels, at pk 447.4 we have a detour to the right to Ascaso. The small zigzagging road climbs up the mountainside to this beautiful abandoned village. We will have to park on the side before entering the village.
Return: We can leave by the bridge or behind it there are some pools and a little further on there is an ascending path on the right that leads us to the access fork.

Atalaya: Canyon Start

Atalaya: Canyon End

Aveller: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Aveller and la Vansa From the back of the village, a track that goes through the crops to the forest following the course of the stream. Arriving at the forest we enter and go down to the stream. Here begins the descent
Tour: Very vertical descent, in which we will chain successive rappels (caution when rappelling with the chain and the marmite traps) and with its final part in which we will have 30-25-50 to reach the Vansa river. Evaluate before climbing the flow of the Vansa river because all the return is done by it and can have delicate points.

Aveller: Canyon End
Comment: fin du Rio de Lavansa
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Aveller: Parking at Entry
Access: Location Bcos Aveller and la Vansa We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road to Montant de Tost where we will park the access car.
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Aveller: Parking at Exit
Access: Location Bcos Aveller and la Vansa We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road to Montant de Tost where we will park the access car.
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Balcez (supérieur): Canyon Start

Balcez (supérieur): Canyon End
Comment: Au départ des "Oscuros del Balces"

Balcez (supérieur): Parking at Entry

Balcez (supérieur): Parking at Exit

Barraonse: Canyon Start
Approach: We backtrack a bit to an electric tower and a trail, climb up here to the next tower. Then we go along the divide to the wall where there is a trail carved into the rock. It takes us down to the river.
Tour: Vertiginous, without breaks. 12 rappels with wonderful views.

Barraonse: Canyon End
Return: We follow the river almost to the height of the farm where we will see a path (left) that leads us to the trail.

Barraonse: Parking at Exit
Comment: à côté d\' une ferme
Access: By the N260 to Sort, once there we turn off by the C13 towards Llavorsi, we will pass it and soon we will arrive at Escaló. In the same village a detour to the right to Sant Pere de Burgal, cross the Noguera and on the track we turn left, at the end there are some farms to park.
Return: We follow the river almost to the height of the farm where we will see a path (left) that leads us to the trail.

Bellestil: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access to Bellestil, Monars and Toll ravines

Bellestil: Canyon End
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Bergazo: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzaremos el pueblo en dirección a las pasarelas marcadas como “los Barrancos” PR117, llegaremos a las pasarelas del barranco Forcos las cuales cruzaremos y cogeremos el camino que sube por la izquierda orográfica, siguiendo la PR hasta Escartín. Desde la población de Escartín hay que subir hacia el Serrato del Grijal (la parte superior de las parcelas que se ven a la derecha del pueblo), donde buscaremos un muro, unas antiguas ruinas, con una encrucijada de caminos. Tomaremos la senda que baja a veces oculta por matorral bajo, se cruzará un afluente (posible entrada) y se continuará hasta llegar al cauce. OPCIÓN: Entrada directa a la parte engorgada. Si queremos evitar la parte inicial del barranco, abierta y de menor interés, entraremos desde una senda que parte de una curva de la PR117 antes de llegar a la población de Escartín. En una curva muy marcada a la izquierda con la señal de PR en ángulo (mojonada), sale un sendero fácil de seguir unos 20 m hasta un mirador y luego va siguiendo la curva de la ladera sin perder cota. Desde el mirador el camino (sin balizar) aparece bastante vestido de vegetación en algunos tramos. Esta senda, ganando un poco de cota, nos lleva hasta un camino empedrado en desuso. Siguiéndolo, llegaremos a un derrumbe del camino, que sortearemos y volveremos a subir para volver a tomar el camino que nos lleva hasta el cauce, dejándonos cerca de la cabecera del rápel 4.
Tour: Barranco abierto con múltiples gradas y/o resaltes con cuatro zonas cerradas muy estéticas (tobas, travertinos, principios de banderas…), pozas sin profundidad ni movimientos peligrosos. Ausencia de caos y suelo muy plano. Posibilidad de escapes a lo largo de todo el barranco. Algunos rápeles son destrepables.

Bergazo: Canyon End
Return: Al final del rápel 14 veremos una senda evidente a la izquierda que nos lleva sin pérdida hasta las pasarelas del Forcos.

Bergazo: Unknown Parking
Access: Tenemos que ir hasta la coqueta población de Bergua, en pleno Sobrepuerto, a la que accederemos por una pista a tramos asfaltada que sale desde Fiscal
Return: Al final del rápel 14 veremos una senda evidente a la izquierda que nos lleva sin pérdida hasta las pasarelas del Forcos.

Berros: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzaremos la presa y seguiremos por la carretera que conduce a berrós. Al rato veremos en un punto sin quitamiedos, un camino que desciende a mano derecha hasta el barranco.
Tour: Descenso bonito, corto y muy sencillo. No tiene ninguna complicación.

Berros: Parking at Exit
Access: Nos dirigiremos hasta Llavorsi por la C-13, cruzaremos la población y seguiremos por la C-13, pasaremos Escaló y al poco rato llegaremos a la presa del pantano de torrassa. Dejaremos el coche a la izquierda en un parking habilitado
Return: Una vez lleguemos al puente, saldremos a la carretera, cruzaremos de nuevo la presa y llegaremos al coche

Boixols (par affluent RD): Canyon Start

Boixols (par affluent RD): Canyon End

Boixols (par affluent RD): Unknown Parking

Bosc de Serradell: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot we will continue along the track, we will see a painted stone on which indicate the way, we will cross a generally dry stream and leave a detour to the left. We will go up our ravine until we find a path that leads us down (we will leave the first part) or continue straight ahead and enter the first narrow
Tour: Three very well formed narrows, the first one is very short and the shallowest is saved with a rappel and a few skills. We pass an open area and arrive at the next strait, the longest. After it again opens to reach the third strait where we have the two longest rappels.

Bosc de Serradell: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, the third strait opens and we go out to the left on a small path that gets lost, there are some milestones but they are not necessary, we have to cross the stream and climb the slope where we have parked.

Bosc de Serradell: Unknown Parking
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Access: On the N260 between Pobla de Segur and Pont de Suert just before the tunnel we have the detour to the left to Erinyá 1.5km and Serradell 6km. We will go through here passing these two beautiful villages. After passing Serradell, after almost 1km the road turns back and straight ahead there is a track that climbs towards the ravine, the climbing areas and the Cova Cuberes. We will follow it (be careful because not every year the road is repaired and it can be in bad condition). It is about 2kms of track to a small esplanade, if we see that the car skates we can park further down in one of the adjacent roads without disturbing the passage.
Return: After the last rappel, the third strait opens and we go out to the left on a small path that gets lost, there are some milestones but they are not necessary, we have to cross the stream and climb the slope where we have parked.

Campo Pozino: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the track where we parked, we go up the ravine on the orographic left, with no other difficulty than to follow it until it crosses the stream.
Tour: Easy, if we do it after rain, it is a fun descent (for beginners) but with uninteresting sections.

Campo Pozino: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at an old dam and from there to the parking lot.

Campo Pozino: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and almost 3 kilometers later we have an electrical substation on the right, about 70m later an exit of the road to the left allows us to park at the exit of the ravine.
Return: We arrived at an old dam and from there to the parking lot.

Cantera Antona: Canyon Start

Carangas (inférieur): Canyon Start
Approach: From the lay-by we climb about 500m to a path on the left that leads down to the stream, From the village we descend 500m to the access to the same path, in this case to the right.
Tour: A first part, the upper part, for all ages, with simple, short and fun rappels. Many slides and some possible jumps (check the depth of the pools). The second part is more sporty, rappels in natural, long and slippery, in a very grassy, lush environment, in which we will think we are lost in the middle of the jungle. A pleasure in all senses if we take it with the right flow. The succession of 4 rappels in which we will save 70m of unevenness and its long waterfall of 40m are its great strong points.

Carangas (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carangas (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Access: On the N625 Riaño to Cangas de Onís. At the height of Santillán pk 145 we take the detour to Beleño and Sellaño. We will go along the AS261 passing through Santovena, Sellaño, ... until we pass the pk 11. We will arrive at a small bridge over our stream. If we are going to do the integral, we will park after the bridge on the right. Follow the road for 500m until a detour to the left to Caragas/Carangres. We go up this road for about 3kms until a right turn where we see our descent on the left, shortly before there is a lay-by on the right where we can park if we are going to do only the upper part. We continue along the road to the entrance of the village and park.
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carangas (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Access: On the N625 Riaño to Cangas de Onís. At the height of Santillán pk 145 we take the detour to Beleño and Sellaño. We will go along the AS261 passing through Santovena, Sellaño, ... until we pass the pk 11. We will arrive at a small bridge over our stream. If we are going to do the integral, we will park after the bridge on the right. Follow the road for 500m until a detour to the left to Caragas/Carangres. We go up this road for about 3kms until a right turn where we see our descent on the left, shortly before there is a lay-by on the right where we can park if we are going to do only the upper part. We continue along the road to the entrance of the village and park.
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carme: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track along the left orographic bank, pass the metal gate and continue along the track that goes up the stream to a wide place where the path reaches the river.
Tour: Simple descent with a couple of mandatory rappels and all the rest are jumps and slides.

Carme: Canyon End
Return: After the last jump there is a clearing and we can climb the parallel path to our left that leads us to the track we came in on.

Carme: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking, départ et arrivée
Access: From the A2 exit 558 (Igualada / Vilafranca). We will go towards La Pobla de Claramunt, once there we will take the V-2131, passing Carme and Can Bou. We will continue to a paved road on the left that goes down to Santa Càndia and we will go down to the stream where we will park.
Return: After the last jump there is a clearing and we can climb the parallel path to our left that leads us to the track we came in on.

Castillo: Canyon Start

Castillo: Canyon End

Castillo: Parking at Entry

Castillo: Parking at Exit

Cavorques: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we can go along the track of the cirque to the head of Salt del Sallent and then to the lower part of Cavorques. We can also go up to Pla Traver and take the track that goes along the upper part of the cirque and after passing the Hortals cirque reaches the upper part of Cavorques. From Pla d'en Xurri continue to the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and up the Escales to El Sallent.
Tour: It consists of two parts, the first one with rappels that take us down to the forest and the track of the cirque. Once here begins the most vertical descent with 3 rappels to split the 100m waterfall. Once down we join the descent of the Salt del Sallent and descend to the Gorg del Diable.

Cavorques: Canyon End
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cavorques: Parking at Entry
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cavorques: Parking at Exit
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cerves (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: Once parked we see a path that goes straight ahead and crosses the river. We climb up the path next to the ravine almost to some pine trees and then keep the height until we enter the ravine.
Tour: We start with a jump to chain 3 rappels. We continue through the chaos of blocks with small jumps. Finally we reach the set of waterfalls where the canyon ends.

Cerves (superior): Canyon End
Return: We go out to some footbridges that we have to follow to the trail.

Cerves (superior): Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking sur place du village
Access: We have to go to Tourón, for this we take the A52 to Melón. Here we take the detour to Tourón. In a sharp bend to the right before reaching the village we will see a track that goes downhill to the right. We take it and go to the waterfalls.
Return: We go out to some footbridges that we have to follow to the trail.

Cerves (superior): Unknown
Comment: Départ de la sente d\'accès au canyon

Chardal: Canyon Start
Approach: Before the bridge, about 60m, if we go uphill to the left we have a path that goes up to the headwaters of the river by a path that at times is lost. Through a meadow the path goes up until it reaches an open area of the ravine where it crosses, this is the access to the lower part. If we cross the riverbed and follow the pipes to the top of these pipes where the first rappel is located. A short rappel Jabalinada, of long pants, between gorges.
Tour: We will have a very aesthetic first part with its whitish waters where we will find 4 rappels. We will continue along the wall until we can get out to a path that leads us to the path of ascent and to the open part where we will enter to do the lower part.

Chardal: Canyon Start1
Comment: depart pour section inf.
Approach: Before the bridge, about 60m, if we go uphill to the left we have a path that goes up to the headwaters of the river by a path that at times is lost. Through a meadow the path goes up until it reaches an open area of the ravine where it crosses, this is the access to the lower part. If we cross the riverbed and follow the pipes to the top of these pipes where the first rappel is located. A short rappel Jabalinada, of long pants, between gorges.
Tour: We will have a very aesthetic first part with its whitish waters where we will find 4 rappels. We will continue along the wall until we can get out to a path that leads us to the path of ascent and to the open part where we will enter to do the lower part.

Chardal: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at a small wooden bridge with a path where we will go up to Sin

Chardal: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). After passing Saravillo and before the tunnels we have the detour to Sin on the left. We will take this road and go up to the village, just before arriving we have the detour to the left to Serveto, which surrounds the village of Sin, at the exit we find the bridge over the ravine and here we can park.
Return: We arrive at a small wooden bridge with a path where we will go up to Sin

Chardal: Unknown
Comment: passage sous le pont

Chico: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches Bcos Chico and Gordo From the curve we go straight ahead on a path that crosses a meadow towards the Alassets ravine, after crossing it, the path rises slightly to find the Bco Chico. If we leave from Liri we will go along the return track of the Bco Gordo and after passing it we continue straight ahead until we reach a curve where we have a path on the right that goes down to the ravine.
Tour: Simple, well dug and very nice descent. We will have to be cautious with high flows that in the boxed zone the water takes a lot of force.

Chico: Canyon End
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Return: When we reach the confluence with Alassets we will exit to the left a little below the tributary. We will see a path and cairns that will take us to the track where we park. If we have left the car in Liri we will have to follow the riverbed a little more and we go out to the right under the steep slopes in search of the bco Gordo by a not very marked path. we will cross it and soon we arrive at the village.

Chico: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to place ourselves in Castejón de Sos Access to Bcos Chico and Gordo By the N260 from Castejón de Sos to Pont de Suert, after a few kilometers we arrive at the crossroads of "Liri 5 km" on the left. We will go up this road until almost the town of Liri, past Arasán we will see a track on the right that takes us up to a pass that is used for paragliding. A little more than 1km later there is a sharp bend (180 degrees) on the right and a place to park. Another option is to park in the village of Liri and access by the return of the bco Gordo.
Return: When we reach the confluence with Alassets we will exit to the left a little below the tributary. We will see a path and cairns that will take us to the track where we park. If we have left the car in Liri we will have to follow the riverbed a little more and we go out to the right under the steep slopes in search of the bco Gordo by a not very marked path. we will cross it and soon we arrive at the village.

Chistau: Canyon Start
Comment: integral (4 sections)
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon Start1
Comment: 3. + 4. section
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon Start2
Comment: 4. section (pont de l\'Ospital)
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon End
Return: We can leave at the Hospital bridge or after the Sallena and Viciele ravines on a bridge that crosses the Cinqueta river.

Chistau: Unknown Parking
Comment: drive by car so far as possible
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: We can leave at the Hospital bridge or after the Sallena and Viciele ravines on a bridge that crosses the Cinqueta river.

Chola: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée par l\'affluent (Bco Era de la Tosca)
Approach: You can't get lost, a path leads down to the bed, just follow it.
Tour: From the tributary, the access to the bank is made through a couple of rappels.

Cicera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village the access is almost direct, we go to the river and by the orographic left we go down until we see the marked access. If we have parked in the gorge we will walk up the river along the road that goes up to Cicera until we reach the village. But this is 1h of walking.
Tour: Easy descent with slides, skills and 4 rappels. The last one of 22m is beautiful. You can continue later and do the lower part but it has nothing technical.

Cingle de Migdia: Canyon Start
Approach: Via Spain (35 min.): Take the path that runs between the two Mas dels Torrents farms and follow it to a mountain pass, then descend to a clearing that forms the connection point to the return path described below (altitude 593). At the mountain pass, descend directly to the left or due south to the river. Access from France is currently not possible! See descente Canyon Observation from 30.08.2025
Tour: S1 shuntable T2/ramp (glissade) T3/S4 (monopoint RD) Rn°1: C10 RG D2 Rn°2: MCR7 RG dans une faille au sec soit R8 vers l'actif Rn°3: C5 RG/T5 The canyon begins with a small muffled jump that can be bypassed from the left bank, followed by a small ramp that can be used as a slide (glide) without a pool at the exit. This is immediately followed by a nice four-meter-high jump into a beautiful reddish pool from the right bank at the height of a monopoint. This obstacle is equipped with a monopoint for those who do not want to make the jump. You can also overcome the obstacle by sliding. This is followed by a ten-metre-long vertical rappelling route that leads to a small descent point in a conglomerate constriction. You can then climb down the next ledge in the river, but the most fun and interesting thing to do is to look for a rappelling routes on the left bank at a height, which leads down into a completely dry and aesthetic crevice. At the exit of the route, a final slide awaits, equipped with a monopoint, for those who want to try their hand at rappel. Short canyon, but allows for a quick exit in case of thunderstorms. If the water level is very high during the descent, the canyon is not accessible due to the water level. - Take an IGN map with you as there are no markings for the way there and back. The walk is a bit long, but the descent is worth it for the purple-red coloring and the amazing shapes of some conglomerate blocks, but also for the symbolic cross-border dimension of the route: the right bank is in Spain, the left in France. - This French-Spanish river is accessible all year round and is not subject to any special regulations.

Cingle de Migdia: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon, at the height of the "Area de caça privada" (private hunting area) sign, climb up the right bank on a hunter's path to the mountain pass at an altitude of 593 meters to the ruins of a casot and then descend to the river on a well-marked path. Cross the Muga just above the canyon exit and climb back up on the same path as the ascent. In Spain, at altitude 593, take the outward route again (40).

Clara (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: From El Verdeguer we take the path/track that goes up the stream, from the other side there is a path that crosses the stream and goes to the Verdeguer, before arriving we take the same path that goes up. The track crosses the river (exit point of the ravine) and soon we have a track that goes to the right, which we will take and will take us to the upper part of El Molinot.
Tour: Very entertaining canyon with multiple rappels.

Clara (superior): Parking at Entry
Access: We will take the C16 to Berga, just before arriving we will turn off to Avià/Solsona by the C26, we will pass Avià and after passing the pk141 we have a track on the right towards El Verdeguer, we can get in here and park at the end. We can continue along the road until we cross the stream and immediately we have a track on the right towards El Porxos, we can park further up, at the height of El Verdeguer but on the other side.
Return: When we reach the track we will undo the ascent to the car.

Clara (superior): Parking at Exit
Access: We will take the C16 to Berga, just before arriving we will turn off to Avià/Solsona by the C26, we will pass Avià and after passing the pk141 we have a track on the right towards El Verdeguer, we can get in here and park at the end. We can continue along the road until we cross the stream and immediately we have a track on the right towards El Porxos, we can park further up, at the height of El Verdeguer but on the other side.
Return: When we reach the track we will undo the ascent to the car.

Clara (superior): Unknown
Comment: départ de la piste de montée

Clot de la Sajolida: Canyon Start

Clot de la Sajolida: Canyon End

Clot de la Sajolida: Unknown Parking

Cochinos: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos bcos. If we only have one vehicle, we will go up the trail that goes up the Cuevas Negras oxbow lake. Along the path of the Rijos until a path to our right that passes the Juan Alonso oxbow to a track. We continue and we find the water channel of the Lomo Morín lake, we surpass it and follow the path until a water conduit by which we continue until a first tunnel, we will go to the right to surpass the hill until the exit of the channel to the other side, we descend by the path until the Cuevas Negras lake and we continue to the following hill. We continue next to the channel until we reach the second tunnel that we will have to cross (foresee the frontals), we pass another small tunnel and at its exit we continue a little to a right curve to go down to the ravine.
Tour: Ver topo

Cochinos: Canyon End
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Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Parking at Entry
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Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park, if we go with two vehicles, the access vehicle.
Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park, if we go with two vehicles, the access vehicle.
Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Unknown
Comment: Entrée du tunnel

Coll del Port: Canyon Start
Approach: One hundred meters down a track that crosses a farm. We will continue until we find a ravine; just here we will change direction and take a little obvious path uphill to the left, which we will follow until we reach a farmhouse. The path goes down to look for the riverbed bordering the farmhouse.
Tour: This descent, along with the Torrent de Vilacireres, are the best known and busiest in the area. It is a very well formed descent, excavated in limestone. It usually carries water all year round. Short but very interesting descent. It is necessary to bear in mind that stones often fall.

Coll del Port: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Coll del Port: Parking at Entry
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards the village of La Coma, which we will cross and when we see the indicator of Km 32 of the C-462, in the next curve to the left we will find the ravine and the parking.
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Coll del Port: Parking at Exit
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards the village of La Coma, which we will cross and when we see the indicator of Km 32 of the C-462, in the next curve to the left we will find the ravine and the parking.
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Congustro: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the road the two linked curves and at the top, from where we see the small cut at our feet, we can see the poplar grove and a path to go down to the stream.
Tour: Small strait with 3 rappels. In summer it can get dry but in rainy weather it is a beautiful descent. It only lacks length and entity.

Congustro: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the ravine we go out to the road.

Congustro: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A1605 between the N260 and Graus or Benabarre. On the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour on the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Or from Graus or Benabarre towards Isábena. At pk 27 is La Pobla de la Roda and here we have the detour to Carrasquero and Esdolomada. We take this road, pass the Carrasquero detour and when we reach the bridge over the river we park to one side.
Return: At the end of the ravine we go out to the road.

Correa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go out to the north from the second fork on the right a path that after a few meters we leave to go to the right to go down towards the riverbed. Before arriving we will follow the left slope to avoid undergrowth until we see that we are approaching the first jump.

Correa: Canyon End
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Correa: Parking at Entry
Access: We are located between Buenavista del Norte and Garachico on the TF42. At the height of the Caleta, in the p.k. 9 there is a gas station where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle we go to the traffic circle at p.k. 11. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we turn left onto the TF423 towards El Tanque. We will follow this road for one kilometer to the viewpoint (just after the two right-hand hairpins) where we will park.
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Correa: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located between Buenavista del Norte and Garachico on the TF42. At the height of the Caleta, in the p.k. 9 there is a gas station where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle we go to the traffic circle at p.k. 11. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we turn left onto the TF423 towards El Tanque. We will follow this road for one kilometer to the viewpoint (just after the two right-hand hairpins) where we will park.
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Cortella: Canyon Start
Comment: Au niveau d\'un moulin en ruine
Approach: To the left a path leads off, always in a northerly direction that will take us directly to the river.
Tour: The first part is very open with a couple of drops before reaching the waterfalls and rappels. From here on there will be a succession of rappels and jumps until the final part, where we will have again some abseilings and slides.

Cortella: Canyon End
Comment: Au niveau d\'une petite cascade et juste après 2 ruines en RD
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Cortella: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking sur dalle de pierre
Access: We will take the A52 to Melon, where we will leave the car on our return trip. Another option is to leave it in Cima de Vila. Here we take the N120 and continue about 3kms until the detour to A Cortella where we will enter and go to the village. We cross it and when we leave it we will find a right curve after which we can park our car.
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Cortella: Parking at Exit
Access: We will take the A52 to Melon, where we will leave the car on our return trip. Another option is to leave it in Cima de Vila. Here we take the N120 and continue about 3kms until the detour to A Cortella where we will enter and go to the village. We cross it and when we leave it we will find a right curve after which we can park our car.
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Dehesa: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ au pont antique

Dehesa: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée sous un pont ancien

Dehesa: Parking at Entry

Dehesa: Parking at Exit

Devotas: Canyon Start
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Approach: We will return along the road for about 300m and we will see a path on the right side that goes up the slope towards the hermitage of San Sebastián.
Tour: Nice descent that is gaining in substance until the final rappel over the Cinca. Be very careful on this rappel with the friction and if the rope gets into the crevasse it would be impossible to recover it.

Devotas: Canyon End
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Return: We go up to the road and cross through the old tunnel to the parking area if the flow of the Cinca is weak. If not, we will go up to return by the road as it is.

Devotas: Unknown Parking
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Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France, we will pass Lafortunada and we will face the entrance to the Devotas gorge, right next to the tunnel there is a place to park.
Return: We go up to the road and cross through the old tunnel to the parking area if the flow of the Cinca is weak. If not, we will go up to return by the road as it is.

Eriste III (med): Canyon Start
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Escalera: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk back and arrive at the traffic circle. Next to the traffic circle there is also a place to park if you want to combine cars, but it is not necessary, it is a very short way. Here before the bridge we go down to the river.
Tour: Easy descent except for the 25m rappel. It is an initiation canyon that if taken with a little water is very fun.

Escalera: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have a path on the right that leads to the road where we have parked.

Escalera: Parking at Entry
Access: We must approach Anna (Valencia). We will arrive by the CV580. When entering the village, from the highway, before the gas station, there is a traffic circle. Take the first exit on the right. 200m further on there is a small road on the left, take it and when you reach the curve at the bottom look for a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel we have a path on the right that leads to the road where we have parked.

Escomentué: Canyon Start
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Approach: We start from the parking lot near the exit of the Isarre ravine, along a path with cairns that climbs the slope; after a while of climbing, we coincide with another slightly wider path that brings us closer to the equipped channel that will position us in the upper part of the Ligüerri mallos. The approach route and the views it gives us are magnificent. We observe to the left the descent to the ravine of Lazas and we continue in soft ascent towards the head of Escomentué. The high part of its head is very clothed with vegetation, advancing until the zone of entrance by the right margin.
Tour: Quickly, there is a succession of short abseils and rappels chained with pools that generally do not cover more than the chest; we will not find anchors in all places, as I say, chained several rappels with sections of about 30m. At the bottom we see how the landscape opens up, until we reach the threshold of the rappels by which we will descend the cliff; short handrail and R50; head after 35m in important rubbing, but very precarious; a few meters below good installation on a wide ledge. There follow several long stretches alternating with some short ones, the terrain is rough. Some blocks introduce us in another area of short rappels; we find a double fixed ropes that will allow us to descend the last ledges until the last one, without equipping, by which we will abandon the descent, following the traces of a path on the left margin. We descend to the bed of the Isarre ravine.

Escomentué: Canyon End
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Comment: d\'ici marcher l\'Isarre la-bas jusqu\'à pont
Return: We return along the Isarre riverbed, finding some short projections that can be climbed and later another one of about 12m to rappel. Continue along the riverbed to the vicinity of the ferrata del Palomo, on the left; we continue along its access path to the parking lot.

Escomentué: Unknown Parking
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Access: From the first parking lot of Vadiellos dam
Return: We return along the Isarre riverbed, finding some short projections that can be climbed and later another one of about 12m to rappel. Continue along the riverbed to the vicinity of the ferrata del Palomo, on the left; we continue along its access path to the parking lot.

Espantaperros: Canyon Start

Espantaperros: Canyon End

Espantaperros: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire; voir la belle source

Espantaperros: Unknown
Comment: sortir la route Salar - Alhama de Granada (A 4155)

Estaron: Canyon Start

Estaron: Canyon End

Estaron: Parking at Entry

Estaron: Parking at Exit

Estavill: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car, from the side of the bridge we will see a marked track/path that goes up to Estavill. This path crosses the road to the same area where we park the access car. From there we will take the path that goes down to the river.
Tour: It is a descent with very beautiful and boxed-in areas and open stretches of uninteresting walking. It is difficult to find it with water except after rain.

Estavill: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Estavill: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. Before reaching the Pobleta de Belvei the road crosses the river Flamisell by a bridge and just before the bridge there is a track in front. We park the car to return. If we have the access car we go back to Senterada and take the detour to the right to Estavill (7kms), we will go up this road until 1060m after a sharp left curve we find an esplanade on the right with a path that goes down. Here we leave the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Estavill: Parking at Exit
Comment: P 2 alternatif
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. Before reaching the Pobleta de Belvei the road crosses the river Flamisell by a bridge and just before the bridge there is a track in front. We park the car to return. If we have the access car we go back to Senterada and take the detour to the right to Estavill (7kms), we will go up this road until 1060m after a sharp left curve we find an esplanade on the right with a path that goes down. Here we leave the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Faminosa: Canyon Start

Faminosa: Canyon End

Faminosa: Parking at Entry

Faminosa: Parking at Exit
Comment: Alternative 1 (pour une sortie vers Abiego)

Faminosa: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternative 2 (Faminosa integral)

Faminosa: Unknown
Comment: piste venant de Bierge

Faminosa: Unknown1
Comment: confluence avec Rio Isuala

Faminosa: Unknown2
Comment: confluence avec Rio Formiga

Faminosa: Unknown3
Comment: Pont de la Faminosa

Fenes: Canyon Start

Fenes: Canyon End

Fenes: Unknown Parking

Fenollet I (Este): Canyon Start
Approach: Fenollet East and West We will leave by the road up to a track on the right that takes us to a reservoir. From the reservoir there is a pipe going up the slope towards the Fenollet font (the west ravine) when we get here we will turn right, almost in a northerly direction, looking for the marks to avoid these cliffs that lead us to the top. Once at the top we will see a track that we will leave to the left to get into the valley of the ravine.
Tour: A well-fitted canyon with a few simple first rappels where the water tends to filter and lead us to the final cliff. 3 almost consecutive rappels, a first one of 10 that brings us closer to the one of 20 that is the anteroom to the pool from where we have the handrail to access the rappel of 43 on the cliff of Santa Fe.

Fenollet I (Este): Canyon End
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Fenollet I (Este): Parking at Entry
Comment: pour 4x4
Access: Fenollet East and West We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Fenollet East and West Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We go through here. At the exit of the village, at about 500m we will have a detour to the left to Font Bordonera/Fenollet/... we will take it and we will arrive to the village of Fenollet. Just arriving at Fenollet the road makes a sharp left curve almost under the ravine with a place to park on the right.
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Fenollet I (Este): Unknown Parking
Access: Fenollet East and West We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Fenollet East and West Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We go through here. At the exit of the village, at about 500m we will have a detour to the left to Font Bordonera/Fenollet/... we will take it and we will arrive to the village of Fenollet. Just arriving at Fenollet the road makes a sharp left curve almost under the ravine with a place to park on the right.
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Font Bordonera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross the picnic area by a path and go down a trail, when we can we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: Easy descent of open riverbed in which we will find four rappels, the last one being the highest with 18 meters. The rock is covered with travertine so it is not slippery at all. in summer it usually dries out because if the spring does not expel enough water it is all diverted. Between abseil and abseil there are quite a lot of pieces of kicking without any incentive that makes it a little heavy.

Font Bordonera: Canyon End
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Font Bordonera: Parking at Entry
Access: We will go to the town of Organya by the C14. Once we get to Organya towards La Seu d'Urgell, with the first car we will take the first street on our left (Mestre cases), we will turn again on the first left (Vilasats), we will reach a track that we will follow until we pass some farms, when we see a farmhouse at the top of the mountain we will take a downhill road on the right hand side in which we will see some elm trees at the end. We will park the first car next to the elms. With the second car we will return to organya. Follow the C14 towards La Seu until you see a signpost on your left indicating Montanissell-Cape. We will take it and after a while on the left hand side we will see a sign indicating "Font Bordonera" on the left. We will follow it until we reach the picnic area of Font Bordonera, where we will leave the second vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Font Bordonera: Parking at Exit
Access: We will go to the town of Organya by the C14. Once we get to Organya towards La Seu d'Urgell, with the first car we will take the first street on our left (Mestre cases), we will turn again on the first left (Vilasats), we will reach a track that we will follow until we pass some farms, when we see a farmhouse at the top of the mountain we will take a downhill road on the right hand side in which we will see some elm trees at the end. We will park the first car next to the elms. With the second car we will return to organya. Follow the C14 towards La Seu until you see a signpost on your left indicating Montanissell-Cape. We will take it and after a while on the left hand side we will see a sign indicating "Font Bordonera" on the left. We will follow it until we reach the picnic area of Font Bordonera, where we will leave the second vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Foradada: Canyon Start

Foradada: Canyon End

Foradada: Unknown Parking

Freser (sup): Canyon Start
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Fuenblanca: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the Cinca by a footbridge/bridge and we enter the forest following milestones. After an hour we will arrive at the cirque right next to the Fuenblanca spring. NOTE: Never go too far from the ravine and if 5min pass without seeing milestones... half a turn!
Tour: Very intense descent, with no rest, good rappels, long descents and a lot of slopes to descend. Some people recommend not getting up early in the morning so that the sun comes in and you can enjoy the beauty of the environment (also to warm up).

Fuenblanca: Canyon End
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Return: We follow the course of the water up to almost the bridge, at which point we return to the access road.

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Access: From Ainsa on the N260 we turn towards France on the A138 until we reach Bielsa. Here we turn left towards the Pineta valley and the Parador. Halfway, after the detour to Espierba (right) we will find the Pineta campsite on the left, shortly before we have a forested track on the left that bordering the campsite leads us to an esplanade where we will leave the car.
Return: We follow the course of the water up to almost the bridge, at which point we return to the access road.

Fuenfria y Sierra: Canyon Start

Fuenfria y Sierra: Canyon End

Fuenfria y Sierra: Unknown Parking

Gallines (inférieur): Canyon Start

Gallines (inférieur): Canyon End

Gallines (inférieur): Parking at Entry

Gallines (inférieur): Parking at Exit

Gallisué: Canyon Start
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Approach: We will take the path that comes out of the same curve and that goes up to Gallisué and the Tozal of the same name. We will go up until we reach the base of the tozal, we go around it to the north and we get into a small valley with Gallisué on the other side, this is the time to leave the path and go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Vertical canyon with facilities to be checked because few people pass through. Most of the rappels will be done from the natural canyon so we must be well equipped for this.

Gallisué: Canyon End
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Return: We arrived at the same road

Gallisué: Unknown Parking
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Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. Here we will take the detour to Puyarruego/Fanlo and soon to Fanlo by the HU631 until the pk 4.6 where there is a right turn with a sign to the left of the valley of Vio. We will park here. There is the possibility of parking a second vehicle in the vicinity of Gallisué and make the approach from there having to simply descend to the riverbed.
Return: We arrived at the same road

Garona: Canyon Start
Comment: mirar con visor Sigpac
Approach: With two cars it is immediate. With a car we will go to the cemetery of Salvatierra and take the track that comes out and follow it to the stream. There are a couple of shortcuts that can be used to shorten the access (see map).
Tour: Nothing interesting and hard if we find it dry, in case of having water we will find long badinas with jumps, destrepes and several rappels. It is not that the canyon has a lot of continuity but it has a certain charm thanks to its long rappels. The last one of 48m next to the road, when there is water, is a marvel.

Garona: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road

Garona (inférieur): Canyon Start

Garona (inférieur): Canyon End

Garona (inférieur): Unknown Parking

Genilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Genilla We can rappel from the bridge or cross the road heading south (up the river) between the house and the river cut to find a steep path down to a dam.
Tour: We start at the dam, walk about 150m of river under the bridge and see a loophole (or access) to the right that leads us to the car. Then we reach the long rappel of 15m through the middle of the waterfall. Then we have a rappel of 8m that can be made slide and even jump if the flow allows it. Finally two other small rappels to reach the dam of 7m from which we leave.

Genilla: Canyon End
Return: After the dam we find a path on the left that will lead us to the road.

Genilla: Parking at Entry
Access: Location Priego de Córdoba How to get to Priego de Córdoba Location of the ravine On the road from Priego de Córdoba to Carcabuey (A339), at km 22. There is a track on the right where we can park, just before the bridge.
Return: After the dam we find a path on the left that will lead us to the road.

Gordo: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches to Bcos Chico and Gordo From the Hermitage we leave by the track in front of crossing the Romanesque bridge (entrance 2) we follow the track, we make a curve to the left and in the following curve to the right we throw ourselves to the left to the river.
Tour: Nice descent with two parts, the first up to the bridge more fattened and with 3 rappels that in case of strong flow must be circumvented by the handrails. The second part from the Romanesque bridge with the longest rappel but more open and full of slides.

Gordo: Canyon End
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Return: When we reach the track below we go to the right to the village. If we want to do the Bco Chico we would go to the left.

Gordo: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to place ourselves in Castejón de Sos Access to Bcos Chico and Gordo By the N260 from Castejón de Sos to Pont de Suert, after a few kilometers we arrive at the crossroads of "Liri 5 km" on the left. We will go up this road to the village of Liri. Here we park the return car. If we have two cars, with the other one we go up to the Ermita del Puy.
Return: When we reach the track below we go to the right to the village. If we want to do the Bco Chico we would go to the left.

Gorga: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk down to the stream. The first big waterfall is just around the corner.
Tour: Very short, unique climbing route in this area, close to the sea. A little friction management (!) and two possible routes after the first big waterfall: dry in summer or active in times with a lot of water. For a passage in the active area with minimal flow (gear on bolts and AN) Obstacle no. 1: R 40 m Obstacle no. 2: R 25 m (detour) Obstacle no. 3: R 14 m (cave start under boulders, AN) Obstacle no. 4: R 20 m (in a chimney and on a spider's web) Obstacle no. 5: R 22 m (slightly stepped slope, monopoint) Obstacle no. 6: R2-3 m (optional, monopoint) For a dry passage (equipment on pins and chemical anchoring) Obstacle no. 1: R 36 m (reaching the ledge or terrace without going into the water) Obstacle no. 2: MC 10 m + R 12 m + R 20 m Obstacle no. 3: R 20 m (be careful when rappelling over a crevasse and a cave) Obstacle no. 4: R 25 m (rappel also somewhat tricky, at the exit a crevasse and an overhanging part) Obstacle no. 5: R 22 m (slightly stepped ascent, single-point belay in the active part or can be bypassed) Obstacle no. 6: R 2-3 m (optional, single-point belay in the active part)

Gorga: Canyon End
Return: Without shuttle: After the 5th anchor (on a slightly stair-like ascent), walk in the river for 5 minutes, cross a millrace, then zigzag up the sometimes steep slope as far as possible and cross the former terraced fields to reach the roadside. Walk along the road to return to the starting point. Be careful! With shuttle: After the 5th abseiling maneuver (on a slightly stair-like slope), follow the course of the river for about 15 minutes (a few shallow river courses and a 2 m high waterfall with a single-point belay system) until you reach a tributary on the right. Here, take a path that always runs along the right side of the river. You will come to some land, take the path that leads to the road, walk along the path and cross the ford to get back to the right bank, then walk up to the old car. This way you avoid walking along the road in particular.

Gorga: Unknown Parking
Access: At the entrance to Puerto de la Selva (El Port de la Selva), take the GI-613 road that leads up to Cadaqués. Just before the traffic circle that connects the GI-613 with the GI-614, you can see the canyon from the road. Park after a bend in a rocky area at the side of the road. The starting point is directly below. Shuttle: A shuttle is possible, but not essential. To do this, leave a first vehicle (off-road vehicle or high car) on the side road of the GI-613 that leads down to the plateau of Palau (area with small agricultural plots and inhabited huts). It is the first path on the right after the Els Pins restaurant. After 5 minutes you will reach a fork in the road where a very old car is parked! Park next to it.
Return: Without shuttle: After the 5th anchor (on a slightly stair-like ascent), walk in the river for 5 minutes, cross a millrace, then zigzag up the sometimes steep slope as far as possible and cross the former terraced fields to reach the roadside. Walk along the road to return to the starting point. Be careful! With shuttle: After the 5th abseiling maneuver (on a slightly stair-like slope), follow the course of the river for about 15 minutes (a few shallow river courses and a 2 m high waterfall with a single-point belay system) until you reach a tributary on the right. Here, take a path that always runs along the right side of the river. You will come to some land, take the path that leads to the road, walk along the path and cross the ford to get back to the right bank, then walk up to the old car. This way you avoid walking along the road in particular.

Grajo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car we continue straight ahead along the track almost until it ends and turns right, at which point there is a small path to the left to go down to the riverbed. From the car of return by the path parallel to the stream. Another option is to park next to the stream along the track that crosses it (see map).
Tour: See mole, easy descent to make after rains, it is rare that it tends to load too much

Grajo: Parking at Entry
Access: Situándonos en Loja por la A92. Cruzaremos el río Genil para ir al barrio de San Francisco. Por la calle San Francisco subimos hacia la estación del tren y poco antes de llegar giraremos a la izquierda por la calle Las Cruces para pasar al otro lado de las vías. Seguiremos la calle dirección Este, con las vías a nuestra izquierda y tomamos la primera (calle Adelfas) para bajar. En donde acaba la calle empieza una pista forestal que va paralela al río Genil, iremos por ella 2 kms hasta la salida de nuestro barranco. Aquí aparcamos el coche de retorno . Si tenemos dos vehículos, con el de acceso retrocedemos 1,5 kilómetros y giramos a la izquierda por la pista que sube por la cuesta. Otro kilómetro y medio después llegaremos a un cruce en la pista de arriba, la cogemos girando a la izquierda. A los 600m otro cruce, esta vez en descenso a la izquierda. Y 600m después otro cruce a la derecha hasta el final de la pista. Hay una finca al final, hay que ser respetuosos y buscar dónde no molestar.
Return: After the natural rappel, we will exit to the right onto a track that will take us to the track where we parked next to the Genil river.

Grajo: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Loja por la A92. Cruzaremos el río Genil para ir al barrio de San Francisco. Por la calle San Francisco subimos hacia la estación del tren y poco antes de llegar giraremos a la izquierda por la calle Las Cruces para pasar al otro lado de las vías. Seguiremos la calle dirección Este, con las vías a nuestra izquierda y tomamos la primera (calle Adelfas) para bajar. En donde acaba la calle empieza una pista forestal que va paralela al río Genil, iremos por ella 2 kms hasta la salida de nuestro barranco. Aquí aparcamos el coche de retorno . Si tenemos dos vehículos, con el de acceso retrocedemos 1,5 kilómetros y giramos a la izquierda por la pista que sube por la cuesta. Otro kilómetro y medio después llegaremos a un cruce en la pista de arriba, la cogemos girando a la izquierda. A los 600m otro cruce, esta vez en descenso a la izquierda. Y 600m después otro cruce a la derecha hasta el final de la pista. Hay una finca al final, hay que ser respetuosos y buscar dónde no molestar.
Return: After the natural rappel, we will exit to the right onto a track that will take us to the track where we parked next to the Genil river.

Grajo: Unknown
Comment: croisement de piste pour le P aval et le P amont

Greixot: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will walk the two kilometers up the road to the church. From the church there is a path that takes us to the headwaters just above the 35m waterfall.
Tour: Very short descent with 5-6 rappels. The 12m can be extended another 3 to lower the ledge and not make more facilities but will give us problems recovering. Almost all the rappels have prepared facilities to make a recoverable handrail for safe access to the top of the cliff.

Greixot: Parking at Entry
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Guardiola de Bergedà, from the same C16 we have the detour to Sant Julià de Cerdanyola, on this road before the kilometer we have a sharp bend to the left with a sign to "Les Nou Fonts". Here we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we continue up the road, we make the curves linked and pass a viewpoint to reach the church of Santa Maria de les Esposes. After the guardrail we can park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we have on the left a mud ramp with large roots to climb to the Nou Fonts and from there to the path, by that path we go down to the parking area if we have combined cars.

Greixot: Parking at Exit
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Guardiola de Bergedà, from the same C16 we have the detour to Sant Julià de Cerdanyola, on this road before the kilometer we have a sharp bend to the left with a sign to "Les Nou Fonts". Here we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we continue up the road, we make the curves linked and pass a viewpoint to reach the church of Santa Maria de les Esposes. After the guardrail we can park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we have on the left a mud ramp with large roots to climb to the Nou Fonts and from there to the path, by that path we go down to the parking area if we have combined cars.

Huevo: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Tejería: We will leave by the track that has a barrier for cars, in a left curve of the track, a path goes to the right that goes to "El Huevo" and to the Peña de San Cosme. We will cross a beautiful forest and we will see a fork to the right El Huevo (to the left Peña de San Cosme).
Tour: A first rappel from a boxwood to enter the narrows, at first not too closed, in this area we have a couple of leaks on the right. From here some water can be emerging (except in summer), we can progress by climbing up to the narrowest area where we will find the rappels, which in many cases we have double installation (right and left). Beautiful waterfalls with moss, small caves and a very shady and humid environment will make us enjoy this area.

Huevo: Canyon End
Comment: Au niveau du "lac de Vadiello"
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right, at the beginning we will not see any path but soon we will see milestones that go up the ravine by its orographic right. Once at the head of the ravine the trail turns to the access path.

Huevo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Pas sûr de pouvoir arriver jusque là selon interdiction de la piste
Access: We must go to the parking lot of La Tejería To do this on the N240 towards Lleida we will go to the Loporzano exit (A1227) and continue straight on towards Aguas. Shortly before arriving we will take the detour to the left to the Embalse de Guara. Before reaching the reservoir we will find a roundabout and a track on the left that leads to the parking of La Tejería.
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right, at the beginning we will not see any path but soon we will see milestones that go up the ravine by its orographic right. Once at the head of the ravine the trail turns to the access path.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that leaves from the road and soon we leave it to go up the hillside to the right to some houses above, here we will take the cordal that leads us to link with the track that goes up and takes us to some cabins, after passing them, go left in search of the stream and follow it to the vertical.
Tour: In the vertical we start on the left, a first natural gets us into the waterfall, the second next to the marmita down to half waterfall, right to a ledge where we have the anchors on the left to, this time, get into the waterfall. we will be careful not to crush the tuff formations. At the base we follow the riverbed to make the sickle, a beautiful sickle without difficulties except for a rappelable cliff.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Canyon End
Comment: piste
Return: We will follow the sickle until we can exit to the left to the track, we will follow it to the road.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Unknown Parking
Access: Getting to Arenas de Cabrales on the AS-114 road Towards Panes, almost arriving at p.k. 36, a gentle left turn with a lay-by on the left and a track on the right. Here we park, it is just the exit of the sickle.
Return: We will follow the sickle until we can exit to the left to the track, we will follow it to the road.

Ibon (inferior): Canyon Start

Ibon (inferior): Canyon End

Ibon (inferior): Unknown Parking

Infern: Canyon Start
Comment: commencement d\'encaissement

Infern: Canyon End1
Comment: fin d\'encaissement

Infern: Unknown Parking

Infern: Unknown
Comment: sortie du cours d\'eau

Infern: Unknown1
Comment: entrée dans le cours d\'eau

Infierno: Canyon Start1

Infierno: Canyon End1

Infierno: Unknown Parking

Jou: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Guingueta we will follow the GR or Cami de Jou to go up to the head of the trail. From Jou, likewise, by the GR, in this case downhill. About 600m from Jou there is a dam, this is the place to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: First part without great interest, quite dressed and with short rappels and skills. Little by little the canyon will approach us to the final vertical where the 3 most important and interesting rappels are concentrated.

Jou: Canyon End
Return: Just as we reach the plain, we leave the river, which is channeled before the village and soon we reach the road.

Jou: Unknown Parking
Access: Por la N260 hasta Sort, una vez allí nos desviamos por la C13 hacia Llavorsi, lo pasaremos y nos dirigiremos hacia Esterri d'Aneu. También podemos ir por la C28 desde Vielha (Vall d'Aran). En ambos casos llegaremos hasta La Guingueta d'Àneu. En la Guingueta podremos aparcar en las zonas habilitadas del pueblo o meternos a la parte de atrás, junto al Hostal Orteu por el Cami de Jou y subir unos 200m hasta el cruce junto al río, pero aquí arriba hay poco sitio para aparcar y deberemos tener cuidado de no molestar. Aquí dejamos el coche de retorno. Si tenemos dos coches, es una opción que realmente no nos ahorra gran tiempo pues tendremos casi 30min hasta el aparcamiento de acceso. Subiremos hacia Esterri, lo dejaremos a un lado, seguiremos por la C28 dejando a un lado Valencia y al poco llegamos al desvío con Son y Jou a nuestra izquierda. Iremos por esta carreterilla hasta Jou (9kms). A la entrada del pueblo tenemos zona para aparcar a la izquierda, poco antes del poste indicador del GR
Return: Just as we reach the plain, we leave the river, which is channeled before the village and soon we reach the road.

Jucar: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ canyon partie aval, la plus intéressante et pas de navette en passant par les tunnels, départ après le 3ème tunnel.

Jucar: Canyon Start1

Jucar: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie remonter par le chemin et prendre le 1er Tunnel jusqu\'au Parking

Jucar: Unknown Parking

Jucar: Unknown
Comment: 1er Tunnel

Jucar: Unknown1
Comment: 2ème Tunnel aller

Jucar: Unknown2
Comment: 3ème Tunnel aller

La Plañera: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost in front of the restaurant there is a path that goes up to the Plañera house after which we enter the ravine directly to R25.
Tour: Simple but shady descent due to its heavy vegetation. Very interesting in spring with good flow.

La Plañera: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Cinca we take the track to the right towards the road.

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon Start

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon End

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown Parking

Lascara: Canyon Start

Lascara: Canyon End

Lascara: Unknown Parking

Lavansa: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and the Vansa We leave towards this track and the fields, descending along the orographic right bank of the river. We will pass the torrent of Espluga and we will see the cliff walls where the descent begins.
Tour: Descent without difficulties if the flow is low. There are only 3 easy rappels. The problem of this descent is its distance, you get tired of walking along the river, and it is very difficult if the flow is high.

Lavansa: Canyon End
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lavansa: Parking at Entry
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road towards Montant de Tost, after passing it the road becomes a track, turns to the north and surrounds the bco de l'Espluga to start the descent towards the river returning again to be road. When we reach the side of the river, after several sharp bends, we reach a bridge and a track on the right. We park here
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lavansa: Parking at Exit
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road towards Montant de Tost, after passing it the road becomes a track, turns to the north and surrounds the bco de l'Espluga to start the descent towards the river returning again to be road. When we reach the side of the river, after several sharp bends, we reach a bridge and a track on the right. We park here
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lazas: Canyon Start
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2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Approach: Access to the Lazas, O Ciego and O Ciego Sur bcos. By the return path of the ferrata we begin to climb leaving the return to one side and getting into the hill of the mallos. We will continue along the grassy channel of the cliff until we reach a small climb where there is usually a rope to help, we will reach the top. We will continue along a more or less marked path passing under the Mallo de San Jorge where we will leave the access to the channels of O Ciego to one side and soon we will be able to go to the left to the ravine where we see more feasible.
Tour: Dry canyon with 3 very clear parts, the first one with projections, the second one with the vertical of 170m and the third one to go down to the Isarre canyon. The descent of this canyon is especially aesthetic from the beginning. The large central vertical requires technique and precision: it combines a diverter, a pair of pendulums that add dynamism and rope recoveries that require extra strength due to the inevitable friction on the rock. The new installation is very well resolved and, at the same time, respectful of the history of the site: next to the current anchors you can still distinguish the old ones. Note that the pools are not avoidable. Many of them can be avoided with a little skill, but some are really complicated.

Lazas: Canyon End
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Top conditions, petit filet d’eau du début à la fin, les vasques pleines et claires. Équipement impeccable (Quelle: https://www.descente...
2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Return: When we reach the end, we will be at the Isarre riverbank, which we can descend or take the path that runs parallel to the stream to go down to the parking lot.

Lazas: Unknown Parking
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Top conditions, petit filet d’eau du début à la fin, les vasques pleines et claires. Équipement impeccable (Quelle: https://www.descente...
2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Access: Access to the Lazas, O Ciego and O Ciego Sur banks. We must be located in Vadiello near Santa Eulalia la Mayor. For it by the N240 direction Lleida we will go to Loporzano. From here to Sasa de Abadiado by the HU330 and here we continue to Castilsabás and we will continue almost to the reservoir of Vadiello, in the closed curve to the right we have place to park on the left in the parking lot of the via ferrata del Palomo.
Return: When we reach the end, we will be at the Isarre riverbank, which we can descend or take the path that runs parallel to the stream to go down to the parking lot.

Literola inférieur: Canyon Start
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Approach: Walk 20m along the road and to the left is a marked path. We go up this path until the forest ends and the meadows begin, soon we will see the access to the ravine on the left.
Tour: Alpine descent, with good atmosphere, lots of water and quite open in the first part. The second part is more closed. The rappels are very well equipped, all of them with installation outside the active, this does not imply that we relax. On the last rappel you have to be careful with the embedded block at the reception.

Literola inférieur: Canyon End
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Return: Destrepes to the bridge and trail with milestones on the right that leads up to the road.

Literola inférieur: Unknown Parking
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Access: Arriving in Benasque, we continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque there is a bridge with the sign Barranco de Literola. We park in the esplanade before or after the bridge.
Return: Destrepes to the bridge and trail with milestones on the right that leads up to the road.

Lizebar: Canyon Start
2025-03-09: Lizebar has one of the most beautiful abseils in Spain, when active. Contrary to Artazul, most pools can NOT be jumped. Natural dam (due to storm + consecutive rain) as well as two dead animals. We co...
Approach: From Aizpun we will leave by a path that goes down behind the houses towards the ravine. From the port of Ulzurrún from the curve to the left (Borda Gola) there is a small path towards the riverbed. If we do not have combination of cars we can also leave it in the spring and go up by the orographic right of the river by a small path little marked.
Tour: Short and continuous descent that with water is magnificent. The rappel of 60 can be done as a whole or split from the marmita.

Lizebar: Canyon End
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Return: Once at the junction with Artazul we only have to take the road to the right that leads to the parking lot.

Lizebar: Unknown Parking
2025-03-09: Lizebar has one of the most beautiful abseils in Spain, when active. Contrary to Artazul, most pools can NOT be jumped. Natural dam (due to storm + consecutive rain) as well as two dead animals. We co...
Access: To make Licebar the ideal is to go in two cars, the access car we will leave it in Aizpun or in the Port of Ulzurrún. In both cases, leaving from Pamplona we will have to take the NA-7010 and then the NA-7020. For the return car we will have to go to Ulzurrún and go down to the parking lot of the Arteta spring.
Return: Once at the junction with Artazul we only have to take the road to the right that leads to the parking lot.

Llenguadera y del Diable: Canyon Start
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Llenguadera y del Diable: Parking at Entry
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Llenguadera y del Diable: Parking at Exit
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Loma de Guega: Canyon Start

Loma de Guega: Canyon End
Comment: A la confluence avec Peonera inf

Lomo Morin: Canyon Start
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2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Approach: Approaches to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos bcos. We follow Los Rijos until we reach a path on our right that passes the Juan Alonso bank until we reach a track. We continue and find the water channel just at a bend in the trail on the left. We will go along the canal for about 600m to the head of the trail.

Lomo Morin: Canyon End
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lomo Morin Only a few spots with slow-flowing water. Wetsuit not necessary. Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Lomo Morin: Parking at Entry
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2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park.
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Lomo Morin: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking unique (ou aval si navette)
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park.
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Los Corners: Canyon Start

Los Corners: Canyon End

Los Corners: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking voiture pas tout terrain

Los Corners: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 4x4

Lugar: Canyon Start

Lugar: Canyon End

Lugar: Unknown Parking

Major (sup): Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the paths that lead along the shore up to the starting point.
Tour: Travertine waterfalls There are several other water trails in the valley of the Riu Major inferior and superior, created by Kèvin M Trujillo.

Major (sup): Canyon End
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Return: Back on the path, then on a clearly recognizable path to the car.

Mallo Ruego: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Approach: Al llegar al río Barrosa, se encuentra el primer punto azul y una gran piedra con un letrero y una flecha que indica “BARRANCO BARROSA”. No hay perdida. Se cruza el río por el paso instalado e inmediatamente se inicia el ascenso. El camino de acceso es de subida constante. Existen dos rutas principales, ambas bien definidas y con tracks disponibles. La opción más sencilla consiste en seguir los puntos azules, que están muy bien marcados desde el inicio hasta la cabecera (verificado en octubre de 2025). Esta alternativa es clara y sin pérdida, aunque añade algo de tiempo al recorrido debido a una z más pronunciada que alarga ligeramente la subida. La segunda opción es subir en línea más directa, ganando pendiente pero recortando distancia; una elección perfectamente válida para quienes prefieren un ascenso más rápido. En cualquier caso, ambas rutas conducen a la cabecera del barranco. El ascenso requiere aproximadamente dos horas, a ritmo tranquilo. Se trata de un camino agradable, con buenas vistas durante todo el recorrido.
Tour: This is a canyon with opening facilities, so it is essential to carry equipment for re-equipping. It has some single points and some somewhat exposed skills. On the other hand, some rappels with low flow can be easily negotiated. The route is quite continuous and entertaining, with beautiful views throughout the descent. It is an open canyon, so it receives good sunshine for most of the day. It is recommended to do it in spring, when the flow is higher, although in autumn there is usually enough water to make the descent pleasant and the riverbed remains clean.

Mallo Ruego: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Return: The flow of the Barranco de Mallo Ruego ravine flows directly into the Barrosa River, a point that coincides with the return stretch. Therefore, simply follow the Barranco de Mallo Ruego until you reach the river. From there we retake the access track.

Mallo Ruego: Unknown Parking
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. In the pk 88,5 we have the bridge over the Barrosa river, we can park here. If we have a high car or 4×4 we can take the Barrosa track for 2kms until almost the exit of the ravine and park there.
Return: The flow of the Barranco de Mallo Ruego ravine flows directly into the Barrosa River, a point that coincides with the return stretch. Therefore, simply follow the Barranco de Mallo Ruego until you reach the river. From there we retake the access track.

Medio: Canyon Start

Medio: Canyon End

Medio: Unknown Parking

Mina: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Bcos Mina and Herbesset With the access to Herbesset on our left we leave the track to the right until it ends. We will see a kind of path that skirts the cut of Mina and 200m further we can turn left and gently down to the riverbed.
Tour: 4 rappels to initiate people

Mina: Unknown Parking
Comment: Se garer sans gêner
Access: We will be located in Morella, on the N232 towards Alcañiz. Access to Bcos Mina and Herbesset We go up to the port of Torre Miro and turn to Herbes and Castel de Cabres by the CV105. We will pass the Herbeset detour and at the pk 38.4 on the left hand side we will see a track (there is a light tower next to it). We go down this track (we have to pass a cattle fence and leave it closed), after 3kms at the fork we take left and soon we will see the riverbed on our left (about 500m) we park.
Return: After the confluence with the Bco de la Herbesset on the left, we will see some milestones on the left, we will follow them up to the top of the Herbesset ravine. We will go to stop at the head where we entered and go up to the track.

Monja: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Ajoque, Barrete and Lajas We will leave to the right by the track almost 300m to continue by the left (direction N), during other 300m to go to the left (direction NO) by the mount following the small watercourse that is becoming evident. When arriving at the vertical we will look for the left tributary.

Monja: Canyon End
Return: En barco

Monja: Parking at Entry
Access: Location: Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda. The return car in Buenavista del Norte, where the boat will leave us. With the access vehicle we return to Buenavista, we leave by the road to El Palmar TF436, just past El Palmar we take the detour to the right to Teno Alto. We will go to Teno where we will turn right on the track La Mulata, we will continue along it until a fork that on the left is followed by the road La Mulata, we will go to the end where we park.
Return: En barco

Moro: Canyon Start

Moro: Canyon End

Moro: Unknown Parking

Muga: Canyon Start

Muga: Canyon End

Nacimiento: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the obvious path that leads to the castle. There is a path behind it that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: The descent with an initial part more open and a second very spectacular part that culminates in the great waterfall, the Integral to the river is equipped with fixed ropes, there are jumps and jumps.

Nacimiento: Unknown Parking
Access: We must reach Millares, passing the village by the CV-580 towards Bicorp, 200m to the left a paved road. We continue another 200m to a sharp bend to the right where we can park.
Return: After the last rappel, rock face to the right. After the rock face, again to the right towards the castle.

Nea: Canyon Start
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2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Approach: For the lower part the access is very simple, in the other sidewalk to where we parked, in the curve, there is a wall and an area to go down, we continue by the cement stairs until the end. There is or there was a parabolt from which to rappel to the riverbed, you can also rappel from the fence or climb down from the right. To make the integral version, we continue from where we have left the vehicle and there is a track to the right towards the bed of the ravine, we follow it towards NE until it disappears and from there cross country to the riverbed.

Nea: Canyon End
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2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nea: Parking at Entry
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2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Access: Getting to Radazul. If we want to do the integral version by the TF274 from the TF28, arriving at Machado, with the Jagua mountain on the right, just before the sign we can park on the right. To do the short version, with the access vehicle we take the freeway to Radazul Bajo, when we get to C/ Valdés, in the right curve we park just before the sign. With the return vehicle, for both options, we will continue down to the beach, we park in C/ Elcano in the enabled part. In good weather it is necessary to go early to be able to park.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nea: Parking at Exit
Access: Getting to Radazul. If we want to do the integral version by the TF274 from the TF28, arriving at Machado, with the Jagua mountain on the right, just before the sign we can park on the right. To do the short version, with the access vehicle we take the freeway to Radazul Bajo, when we get to C/ Valdés, in the right curve we park just before the sign. With the return vehicle, for both options, we will continue down to the beach, we park in C/ Elcano in the enabled part. In good weather it is necessary to go early to be able to park.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nervion: Canyon Start
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Approach: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once in the parking we go to the viewpoint. Access to the ravines of the Nervión Cirque To our right is the jump of the Nervión, Frailecillo and Colgada.
Tour: Vertical descent to be made with a Stop descender or similar with fixed ropes.

Nervion: Parking at Entry
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Access: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines We must arrive to Orduña. Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once there we go to Delika to leave the car to return. We return to Orduña and go up to the port to go to the viewpoint of the Salto del Nervión by the A2625.
Return: Follow the river to Delika.

Nervion: Unknown Parking
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Comment: jardin d\'enfants
Access: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines We must arrive to Orduña. Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once there we go to Delika to leave the car to return. We return to Orduña and go up to the port to go to the viewpoint of the Salto del Nervión by the A2625.
Return: Follow the river to Delika.

O Ciego: Canyon Start
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Approach: The access is the same as to all the canyons in the area (Lazas, Escomentue...). Take the path that starts opposite the parking lot and follow it to the plateau. The ascent is strenuous. Turn left immediately and follow the cairns. Don't miss this first canyon: the next one is Lazas!
Tour: 3 first abseils without problems. Then 130 meter high rock face, divided into 3 abseils. Exit shortly before the last 3 abseils. Belay on the wall. Pendulum for the last belay. The descent through the canyon takes about 3 hours if you don't take the Palomo channel with you. In this case you have to add about 2.5 hours. Both the ascent and the descent offer exceptional views of the entire massif. Depending on the number of participants, the number of ropes must be well distributed, as there are only 2 places at each belay station.

O Ciego: Canyon End
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Return: Possibility of picking up the handrail again after the last crampon on the left and descending. Or, more interestingly, continue along the Palomo canal, which has recently been equipped with a new via ferrata, and then return to the parking lot.

O Ciego: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca, take the road to Loporzano, Vadiello, cross the bridge over the Barranco de Isarre canyon, drive past the first parking lot and park at the end parking lot.
Return: Possibility of picking up the handrail again after the last crampon on the left and descending. Or, more interestingly, continue along the Palomo canal, which has recently been equipped with a new via ferrata, and then return to the parking lot.

Omprio (inférieur): Canyon Start
Comment: Résurgence Fuente de la Salud

Omprio (inférieur): Canyon End
Comment: Confluence Rio Cinca
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Omprio (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Comment: Lafortunada
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. Arriving at Lafortunada, we will go up to Badain to leave the return car. With the access car we will go to Saravillo and from here, if possible to the refuge of Santa Isabel.
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Omprio (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. Arriving at Lafortunada, we will go up to Badain to leave the return car. With the access car we will go to Saravillo and from here, if possible to the refuge of Santa Isabel.
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Ordiceto: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the forest track ascending towards Urdiceto lake. Two sharp bends will raise us above the valley and then another to the left takes us into the valley of Urdiceto. In the sharp bend to the left we see a meadow with beehives and a path. We pass the beehives and soon we enter the ravine.
Tour: Gully to evaluate very well the flow because in the fattened zone it has a lot of movement. Very slippery and cold

Ordiceto: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel we exit to the right to the meadow. We cross it and reach the car.

Ordiceto: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to go to Parzán, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After passing Bielsa we arrive at Parzán and shortly after passing the pk 84 we see the sign "Urdiceto lake". We take this forest track that crosses the river Barrosa. We parked on the esplanade on the other side of the river, there is currently a company of guides (Impande Guias).
Return: After the last rappel we exit to the right to the meadow. We cross it and reach the car.

Otal: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the forest track that goes up the Ara river and soon turn left towards the valley of Otal (sign). We climb and at the end of the pass we see the entrance to the ravine on the right.
Tour: A fairly open descent with a succession of ramps and rappels that we will be dodging.

Otal: Unknown Parking
Access: When you reach Torla follow the Ordesa National Park road to the Puente de los Navarros, which is where the access barrier to the park is located. There take the track that goes to the left and goes up the Ara riverbed to San Nicolás de Bujaruelo. Park there.
Return: Once we reach the Ara river, we will follow its course up to the Orcins Bridge.

Pelada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend there is a path to a footbridge to cross the stream of Pinarra. We will go up the orographic right of the stream to the confluence with our ravine. We will see a rocky area on the orographic left, here we must climb. At the end we reach some pine trees where we turn left to take a channel and a ridge southwest towards the ravine. We will find a cairn indicating the access point.
Tour: Magnificent 100m vertical that after a few days of rain we will be able to catch with water.

Pelada: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Pinarra stream, we will undo the uphill path.

Pelada: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. In the pk 88,5 we have the bridge over the Barrosa river, we can park here.
Return: When we reach the Pinarra stream, we will undo the uphill path.

Pena Calma: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track already on foot, we pass the chain, and in the sharp bend to the left, there is a path indicated as "Oscuros del Balcés" to the right that climbs up to the crest of Balcés. When we reach the Cheto girdle where the path descends to the Oscuros, we will continue up the ridge following the milestones parallel to the cliffs. Some great views in this area will liven up the climb. After a first col we will continue climbing up to the second one where we will find a large milestone and next to it a rock with two spits.
Tour: A first short rappel to access the channel that leads to the first vertical, 35m that leave us right at the 60m rappel and then an exposed ledge to make a 30m rappel (you can do 90m at once). Here we will have the second vertical also divided this time in 15 + 65. From here the rappels soften to reach the glera and from here to the river.

Perthus: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the same left-hand bend, follow the marked hiking trail PR on the right-hand side with the sign "Salt del Fitó". Follow the direction of Requesens and the large waterfall. Signs will show you the way to the exit of the path, where the two paths cross. The PR path on the right leads to the foot of the Salt del Fitó (metal footbridges), while the small forest path on the left leads up to the beginning of the canyon. It is marked with two blue dots (on a cork oak at man height and one on the ground on a small rock a few meters above). This subsequently unmarked path exits at a pipe and very quickly joins another PR path directly above it. It leads to a small stone house where you can prepare yourself before descending to the bed of the Llobregat d'Empordà river.
Tour: The canyon begins with a first small ledge that you can climb down, leading directly to the first anchor of Salt del Fitó: MC + C45 RG + C55 split: R20 RD + R35 RD. Caution! If the water level is high, do not enter the narrow section at the start of the large waterfall, but bypass it via natural anchors on the left bank. Also note that an oak RD can serve as a split passage in the first large anchor. At the foot of the Salt del Fitó, a possible S3 is equipped with RG + passage under the tourist bridge, offering a descent that ends in T6 in a large basin + intermediate step with a small S2 + T3 (escape route RD via the via ferrata, and at this height a zip line is possible from a belay in RD to points on the opposite side when the large basin is filled). + C8 RG just before the Salt del Fitónell. The Salt del Fitónell is a C30 divided into a very narrow and exposed chute R11 RD + R19 hanging RD. If the narrow section at the start of the Fitónell is flowing strongly, take the RG belay in the second dry, vegetation-covered chute without hesitation, which leads directly to the ledge via an intermediate belay. Jumping from the ledge is possible, a third relay station can also be used at this height, R12. A few more passages before you reach a beautiful opening on hollowed-out slabs, the end point of the route.

Perthus: Canyon End
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Return: On the way back, you will see a blue arrow on the right bank at the level of the large rock slabs before the last bend in the river. STAY UNDER, otherwise you run the risk of running into sewage and highway debris, and the footpath across the national highway is not really safe. The marked route leads to a first rocky, signposted balcony, then continues uphill in switchbacks. You enter a beautiful scenic area of scrubland on the southern slope of the Salines massif, the Fort de Bellegarde and the Canigou massif. You enter a forest of cork oaks and then reach the top of a small mountain pass that leads down to one of the first forks of the access path.

Perthus: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking payant, sur les parkings de la ville
Access: Drive past Perthus to the border below the stores and then turn left between the French-Spanish police stations (border). Drive up the road, past the "Super Frontera" store, up there under the highway bridge and park directly in the first parking lot on the left or follow the path on the right that leads to the parking lot with the holm oaks in the shape of a small square. You can also follow the path with an SUV/SUV after the barrier at the edge of the highway and park at the next hairpin bend, where you will find the first old red and white sign with the words "Salt del Fitó". Go through the small forest and climb a little (which is not particularly strenuous), then it gets a little narrower and you come to a place where you can rappel, but without much difficulty.
Return: On the way back, you will see a blue arrow on the right bank at the level of the large rock slabs before the last bend in the river. STAY UNDER, otherwise you run the risk of running into sewage and highway debris, and the footpath across the national highway is not really safe. The marked route leads to a first rocky, signposted balcony, then continues uphill in switchbacks. You enter a beautiful scenic area of scrubland on the southern slope of the Salines massif, the Fort de Bellegarde and the Canigou massif. You enter a forest of cork oaks and then reach the top of a small mountain pass that leads down to one of the first forks of the access path.

Pinara (supérieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Go straight back to the bridge over the canyon.
Tour: Intense and very short descent. The first slide is no problem, then the C30 comes out of the water, followed by 2 slides/jumps. There is a fractio (not visible from above) 5 meters below the upper relay to avoid falling into the big waterfall. Can be combined with Barrosa, Trigoniero or Ordiceto. Do one of these routes first and don't take off your wetsuit!

Pinara (supérieur): Canyon End
Return: After the right tributary (Barranco Salcorz), the trail leads back to the road over scree.

Pinara (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: When you leave the Bielsa tunnel on the Spanish side, cross the second bridge over the Rio Pinarra and park next to the new avalanche barrier after the Rio Salcorz.
Return: After the right tributary (Barranco Salcorz), the trail leads back to the road over scree.

Pinara (Chorro de): Canyon Start
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Pinara (Chorro de): Canyon End
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Pinara (Chorro de): Unknown Parking
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Pinyana: Canyon Start
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Approach: Along the Font path (to the west) we will soon see a watercourse through which we can easily descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with a couple of ledges, one of which can be jumped, we will reach the 12-13m rappel with possible handrail for high flow. After the rappel jump of 6-7m leaves us in another area of skills to a long badina which is the end of the ravine.

Pinyana: Canyon End
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Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pinyana: Parking at Entry
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Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at Senterada we turn left to Naens/Cadolla/Pinyana. At the detour with Burguet we will follow to Naens/Cadolla and in Naens direction Cadolla. From here it is a track but it is in good condition. Arriving at Cadolla we can park or a little further on in two "tracks" on the left that go down to the river. If we have an access car we will follow the track to Pinyana and park.
Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pinyana: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at Senterada we turn left to Naens/Cadolla/Pinyana. At the detour with Burguet we will follow to Naens/Cadolla and in Naens direction Cadolla. From here it is a track but it is in good condition. Arriving at Cadolla we can park or a little further on in two "tracks" on the left that go down to the river. If we have an access car we will follow the track to Pinyana and park.
Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pla dels Hortals: Canyon Start

Pla dels Hortals: Canyon End

Pla dels Hortals: Unknown Parking

Pla Traver: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we will go up the path to PlaTraver. From Pla Traver we go down to the stream below us, little by little it gets a little bit narrower until the 25m waterfall. From Pla d'en Xurri we will continue towards the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and up the Escales towards El Sallent.
Tour: Without much interest, to do something before going down to Salt

Pla Traver: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the track of the circus, we take it to the left to El Sallent. We can turn off to the left to climb the PlaTraver by the trail.

Pla Traver: Unknown Parking
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: We arrive at the track of the circus, we take it to the left to El Sallent. We can turn off to the left to climb the PlaTraver by the trail.

Pompedru: Canyon Start
Approach: Walking already with the junk of the descent we will cross the village and, taking the old Roman road, we follow the route of the Casañu Gorge. We will reach the natural arch that gives its name to the canyon and two bridges, one of them medieval. We continue to the right, without crossing the bridges, to enter a few meters further, next to the cave.
Tour: Start with the first rappel, which will leave us in some narrows where water abounds. Be careful with the movements of ague in the next rappel, better to jump and avoid compromising yourself. From here on it is a channel carved with chaos of rocks, corridors, ... a delight.

Pompedru: Canyon End
Return: At the last pool, we will see a path on our left that, through the forest, will lead us to the cobblestone access road.

Pompedru: Unknown Parking
Access: By the AS114 between Cangas de Onís and Arenas de Cabrales we have the high of Ortiguero, and next to the village of Canales. We will take the road that leaves Canales and goes down to La Molina 2.5kms. We parked at the entrance of the village
Return: At the last pool, we will see a path on our left that, through the forest, will lead us to the cobblestone access road.

Portell: Canyon Start

Portell: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée 1 (sans navette)

Portell: Canyon End1
Comment: Arrivée 2 (avec navette)

Portell: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible

Portell: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette pas necessaire

Portell: Unknown
Comment: arrivée dans Rio Perles

Portet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the road for one kilometer until we see a sign on the right of PR next to the Suscalar ravine. We will go up this PR up to the hill of Peña Plana where the trail heads north. From here we will see the ravine but we must continue climbing for about 15 minutes along the trail until we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: Slippery descent with quite long rappels although not too vertical. Lots of logs all along the route. In the middle part, the chaos of trunks, it is better to go through the forest, on the left to go around it.

Portet: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road

Portet: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Lanuza village, next to Sallent de Gállego. Location of the Portet and Rutaviesas ravines By the N260 from Sabiñánigo to Biescas. We will continue straight on towards France by the A136 until p.k. 15.2 where we have the detour to the right to Lanuza by the dam. We will go to the same town, without entering it, following the road until a sharp left curve on our torrent. At about 60m there is an esplanade where to park.
Return: We will reach the road

Pou de la Portella: Canyon Start

Pou de la Portella: Parking at Entry

Pou de la Portella: Parking at Exit

Pou de la Portella: Unknown
Comment: Point où on quitte le sentier pour aller au départ du canyon

Puerto de Ramos: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track where we parked we climb above the quarry. After passing it, there is a path to the right that takes us to the head of the quarry.
Tour: Small initial skills to enter the rappel zone with a marmite in the first one, which is normally dry.

Puerto de Ramos: Parking at Entry
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: A path leads off to the left

Puerto de Ramos: Parking at Exit
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: A path leads off to the left

Raja: Canyon Start
2025-01-28: Can be descended fast or the technical way, with caving-style handlines. River bed has changed: gravel filled up the pools; no muddy passages. Only the last pool (can be accessed & assessed from the b...
Approach: From the parking lot you reach the obvious beginning of the canyon.
Tour: Very short but beautiful, deep canyon in beautifully shaped white rock. Normally dry. There is water in the pools at the bottom of the rappels, but they are never very deep. You end the descent with a short thermal section with 38°C water. 4m, 5m, 15m, 12m, 10m, handrail to get to the C25. A 7m abseil under the bridge takes you to the short thermal section.

Raja: Parking at Entry
2025-01-28: Can be descended fast or the technical way, with caving-style handlines. River bed has changed: gravel filled up the pools; no muddy passages. Only the last pool (can be accessed & assessed from the b...
Access: From Hernan Valle, take the GR610 1 road in the direction of Banos de Alicun, Villanueva. Just before you get to Alicun, park on the left-hand side of the road. You can park a car at the finish bridge, but there is only 1.1 km of road in between.
Return: When the canyon opens, go into the RG. Return: 5min with shuttle Return: 25min without shuttle

Raja: Parking at Exit
2025-01-28: Can be descended fast or the technical way, with caving-style handlines. River bed has changed: gravel filled up the pools; no muddy passages. Only the last pool (can be accessed & assessed from the b...
Access: From Hernan Valle, take the GR610 1 road in the direction of Banos de Alicun, Villanueva. Just before you get to Alicun, park on the left-hand side of the road. You can park a car at the finish bridge, but there is only 1.1 km of road in between.
Return: When the canyon opens, go into the RG. Return: 5min with shuttle Return: 25min without shuttle

Rajant: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go by the ferrata we will only have to climb the ferrata on the orographic right to overcome the wall and then go to a bridge where the access is. If we access by path we will have to use the ascent to La Mola and then turn right at the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: Simple dry descent except after heavy rains

Rajant: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Rajant: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette n´est pas necessaire mais possible
Access: We must be located in Matadepera from Terrasa, once there we will follow the signs of the Natural Park Sant Llorenç de Munt. We will pass the village and in the urbanization we will look for the Carrer del Rajant.
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Rajant: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Matadepera from Terrasa, once there we will follow the signs of the Natural Park Sant Llorenç de Munt. We will pass the village and in the urbanization we will look for the Carrer del Rajant.
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Ramillar: Canyon Start

Rey (inferior): Canyon Start
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Approach: We take the TF-218 path towards Roque del Conde, passing the Arena gully, we go up towards the Ancón gully, passing through the GR. We will leave it to go to the left to our ravine.

Rey (inferior): Canyon End

Rey (inferior): Parking at Entry
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Access: By the TF51 between Arona and Vilaflor In the p.k 4.3 is the detour to Vento where we will enter (C. Mazapé) just to reach the C/ Vento we will park the access vehicle. The return vehicle must have been previously left at Caldera del Rey, which we will access from Playa de las Américas (see map).

Rey (inferior): Parking at Exit
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Access: By the TF51 between Arona and Vilaflor In the p.k 4.3 is the detour to Vento where we will enter (C. Mazapé) just to reach the C/ Vento we will park the access vehicle. The return vehicle must have been previously left at Caldera del Rey, which we will access from Playa de las Américas (see map).

Rincòn de Lazas: Canyon Start
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Approach: By the return path of the ferrata if we have parked in the parking lot or the marked path from the parking lot of Vadiello begin to climb leaving the return to one side and getting into the hill of the mallos. We will continue along the grassy channel of the cliff until we reach a small climb where there is usually a rope to help, we will reach the top. We will continue along a more or less marked path passing under the Mallo de San Jorge where we will leave the access to the channels of O Ciego to one side and soon we will have the access to Lazas but we will continue climbing almost to the Peña Liguerri where we will go to the right along the rocky area of the cirque in search of the riverbed and the first installation.
Tour: Little continuous although with good rappels, if we are lucky enough to take it with water some waterfall can surprise us.

Rincòn de Lazas: Canyon End
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Return: We will reach the path that leads us to the road.

Rincòn de Lazas: Unknown Parking
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Access: We must be located in Vadiello near Santa Eulalia la Mayor. For it by the N240 towards Lleida we will go to Loporzano. From here to Sasa de Abadiado by the HU330 and here we continue to Castilsabás and we will continue almost to the reservoir of Vadiello, in the closed curve to the right we have place to park on the left in the parking lot of the via ferrata del Palomo. We can also continue along the road almost to the reservoir and park in the parking lot behind the tunnel.
Return: We will reach the path that leads us to the road.

Riqüerna: Canyon Start
Comment: Le barrage (5min du départ)
Approach: We will leave by the path towards Port de Rus and Taüll, when we have been almost half an hour, at a turn to the right of the path, we will see a milestone on the left, from here we will go down to the riverbed.
Tour: We will have a good climb up to the dam and another area of climbing. All this can be avoided by entering a little further down just before the most fattened area. From here we will find a chaos of blocks and the first two rappels. Caution with the overhangs and the force of the water. The gully opens up a bit and closes for R25 and a couple of more rappels. When we get to this area the canyon opens up and we will have small slides that we can avoid by a path to the right to the bridge. Once on the bridge we have the fantastic final R15 (very dangerous with high flow), which if we do not see it clear we cross the bridge and go down the path to the left. If we do the R15, be careful with the water flow of the pool. Then we will have another area of dexterity

Riqüerna: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge to the left in 10min to Cabdella. After the R15 and some steep slopes we take a path to the road.

Riqüerna: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella where we will park.
Return: From the bridge to the left in 10min to Cabdella. After the R15 and some steep slopes we take a path to the road.

Riqüerna: Unknown
Comment: Vire descendante vers le barrage

Rupit: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Rupit and Gravet ravines We follow the track to the riverbed and enter the vertical by the orographic right.
Tour: Vertical descent without further ado

Rupit: Canyon End
Return: When arriving at the lagoon we have a path on the left that under the walls goes to a watercourse where it joins the Gravet return path. Once at the top, just follow the trail to the car.

Rupit: Unknown Parking
Access: Location Rupit We will have to get to Rupit, once there we will cross the village towards the viewpoint of Salt, at the forks we will be attentive to follow the signs to the parking which is an esplanade next to the cut. Generally there are quite a few cars and vans/caravans spending the night.
Return: When arriving at the lagoon we have a path on the left that under the walls goes to a watercourse where it joins the Gravet return path. Once at the top, just follow the trail to the car.

Sacs: Canyon Start
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Approach: A few meters to the left of the power station, a serpentine path begins (beware, it is steeply uphill, but you are in the shade). At the crossroads, turn left and continue uphill to the "Mirador" (spectacular viewpoint). On the right-hand side you can see the valley with the canyon. From the viewpoint, turn right. The path occasionally gets lost on the sloping meadows (be careful not to slip). Cross a vague tributary and try to descend into the riverbed.
Tour: Very beautiful canyon in the mountains. The start is open (the first waterfalls may still be under firn, depending on the time of year). Then it becomes narrower, gaining verticality with really surprising obstacles. Depending on the amount of water, you may experience two small "cannonballs". The view during the entire descent is breathtaking. Some friction at the start. Well equipped. Definitely worth a visit, a very pleasant surprise awaits you. The meaning of "outdoor activity" comes into its own here. Don't miss the nearby via ferrata!

Sacs: Canyon End
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Return: After the last (avoidable) abseil point, you can clearly see the path that cuts through the watercourse further down. Descend into the fields and take RG for the way back by car.

Sacs: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Access: Cross Benasque on the N260 (A130) and drive up the valley. 200 m after leaving the road leading up to the Cerler ski area on your right, turn left into an empty area from which a path leads across the watercourse. Power station (parking lot).
Return: After the last (avoidable) abseil point, you can clearly see the path that cuts through the watercourse further down. Descend into the fields and take RG for the way back by car.

Salcorz: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco Pinarra and Salcorz Next to the anti-avalanche tunnel we have the access to the PR HU181 trail that goes up to Ibón de Salcorz. Halfway, about 1700m, the trail approaches the ravine and we will see a path that goes to it, it is a way to access the middle of the ravine or an escape in case of need. We will continue climbing up to 2000m where the trail crosses the stream, access point.
Tour: Alpine canyon, quite loose shale (be careful with the landslides) and very cold water. The rappels are from trees so we must be equipped with material just in case. Keep in mind, the highest rappel, 47m, is the most vertical and we can find a good jet falling on us with force. Caution!

Salcorz: Canyon End
Return: The last rappel leaves us in the anti-avalanche tunnel, we only have to go down to the road.

Salcorz: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. Just below the Bielsa tunnel at pk 90.1 the road passes an anti-avalanche tunnel and a bridge crosses the stream of Pinarra. We parked
Return: The last rappel leaves us in the anti-avalanche tunnel, we only have to go down to the road.

Salines: Canyon Start
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Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.
Tour: The watercourse is located in Spain. No pause between the waterfalls, everything flows seamlessly into one another. Beautiful view of the Spanish Albères Nature Park from the Salt del Gripau. Rn°1: T4/C4 RD D4 C15 divided = Rn°2: R10 RG + Rn°3: R5 RG D1 (ropes/Abalakov rappel) Rn°4: C5 RD Rn°5: C4 ANRG (small and narrow) "shuntable RG" T5 (slide only in water) Rn°6 Salt del Gripau: C12 RD/RG Rn°7: C13 RD (fixed equipment "large flow" to cross the chain anchorage) Rn°8: MC C24 RG (ramp) C32 divided = Rn°9: R22 RD + Rn°10: MC R10 RG + passage under boulders. - If you are traveling via Spain, you can drive directly to the starting point of the canyon "Ravin des Salines". - Avoid going there during the big game hunting season. All information can be found on the hunting association's website (fdc66.fr). - This canyon is not affected by the prefectural decree on canyoning in the Pyrénées-Orientales, as this descent is located in Spain and is therefore accessible all year round. - The site is ideal for training/introducing groups to rope techniques in peace and quiet, as it is very wild and far from crowded canyons. - The belay on the right bank of the hanging pool is not difficult to reach, but be careful in strong currents, this pool expels water, secure yourself well on the small fixed handrail with the rope used for the ascent to the chain belay, guided abseil for groups almost mandatory. - It is possible to avoid splitting the C30 as there is a detour point below the intermediate belay, which can also be used to relieve yourself and leave your rucksack there if you use the split belay, making everything more comfortable. - As for the return route, the passage remains open to all hikers from France. The owners have given their consent to the passage. It is a large private property that extends to the French access path to the Col de Lli below the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos. INFO: Note that on the south side of this massif there is another, lesser-known canyon, which was also developed and equipped by Kevin Trujillo Marcos and Fabien Bernard in 2022: the canyon of Frausa. It consists of two parts with an intermediate stage. If you want to do the entire route, you will need a shuttle bus to facilitate access and return to the pick-up point of your vehicles. The parking lot (Tramo 1) is located one kilometer from the Barranc des Salines at a place called "La Forestal", i.e. at the exit of the track towards the mines, if you drive to the end behind the refuge on a dirt track (4x4/SUV required). Set off on foot along the only recognizable path that passes under the Roc de France antenna, cross a tributary that is almost dry most of the time and the starting point is at the next watercourse under "El Comptador". - The parking lot (Tramo 2) is more at the beginning of the slope above Maçanet de Cabrenys (see IGN). Park on the widening on the right-hand side of "Pla de Rossa" or continue directly on the left-hand slope, where you can see a blue dot on a small concrete block at the edge of the main slope. You will definitely need an off-road vehicle/SUV for this short part. Continue towards "Roca Negra" to the ruins of Mas d'en Serra and park at the first Y-shaped intersection without obstructing others. Do not confuse this with the very first junction after the descent. Access is easy, just follow the right arm of the first Y-shaped crossroads to the second Y-shaped crossroads two hundred meters further up. At the second fork, continue uphill, keeping to the right (never go downhill, the way back is on the downhill path on the left). You will then reach the Mas d'en Serra, where you must cross the steps of the ruin by following the red dots about fifty meters uphill above the Mas until you reach the first blue dots. This path leads along the canyon through the oak forest to the starting point, several dashes and blue dots are very easy to follow, nice little view from the small rocky ridge just before descending to the riverbed. With a bit of luck, you will come across the mouflons of the Salines massif. - Frausa Superior (Tramo1) v3a1l: non-aquatic part. Rn°1: MC/AN C18 RD + Rn°2: C20 RD dev/AN + Rn°3: C25 fractionated R19 RD + R6 RG + Rn°4: MC C20 RD + Rn°5: C24 fractionated MC/AN R8 RG + R16 RD + Rn°6: C11 RG in the middle of the intermediate stage. - Frausa Inferior (Tramo2) v3a2ll: Water section. Rn°1: From the top of the big rock you find in RG two MC points + the R12/dév in spider web form, i.e. (option) C7 RD (mostly dry) + Rn°2: C8 RG (in the same ledge) + Rn°3: R4 "Abalakov" center + D5 (small and narrow) + Rn°4: MC C10 "single point/AN" RD + Rn°5: C5 RD + Rn°6: C27 RG + Rn°7: C6 "single point" RG + Rn°8: AN C6 RG (anti-friction tree attached to the bottom) + Rn°9: C8 RG + connecting step RG (follow the cairns) + S1 + Rn°10: AN C7 RD or S7 RG (jumps possible in the large pool at the exit from the RG over the large embankment at the exit of pool S4/S6/S12). The way back is a hundred meters downstream from the last large pool. Logical exit in RG opposite the beautiful natural menhir in the middle of the river. Follow the blue markings, zigzag past the small stone wall until you reach an old path that leads to a Y-shaped fork. For more information, please contact Kevin at 0782332757. He will be happy to answer your questions, especially about the other canyons in the Pyrénées-Orientales, the cross-border canyons and the canyons in Spain.

Salines: Canyon End
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Return: - From France, leave the right bank after the boulder field and the large fallen tree and follow the stream to the fence (border marker). Along the path you change banks several times. The path leads directly to a small, collapsed wooden footbridge over the stream, which you cross to reach a damaged path above the watercourse. You then pass a small mountain pass with an antenna that leads down to the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos and follow the path to Las-Illas. From Spain, you hike along the right bank and climb up almost the entire canyon until you reach the elongated tree at the exit. You will come directly to part of the access path and the vehicles are not far away.

Salines: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: - From France, in Maureillas, follow the D13 twelve kilometers to Las-Illas and park at the Hostal dels Trabucayres. - From Spain, after La Jonquera, follow the GI-503 to Maçanet de Cabrenys. At the entrance to Maçanet, at the level of the service area, follow the small road on the right above the large hunting lodge, which passes the soccer stadium and the municipal swimming pool. Drive past the rock of the white seal and straight up to the settlement with the stone houses, just after the signs pointing to the salt pans twelve kilometers away in a hairpin bend on the left. Cross the first cattle underpass and follow the road, which turns into a fully passable path, until you reach the forester's lodge. After a quarter of an hour, you will reach the forester's lodge. When you are in front of the refuge, follow the path further uphill to a crossroads, turn right at the signs and look for a place that does not obstruct the passage.
Return: - From France, leave the right bank after the boulder field and the large fallen tree and follow the stream to the fence (border marker). Along the path you change banks several times. The path leads directly to a small, collapsed wooden footbridge over the stream, which you cross to reach a damaged path above the watercourse. You then pass a small mountain pass with an antenna that leads down to the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos and follow the path to Las-Illas. From Spain, you hike along the right bank and climb up almost the entire canyon until you reach the elongated tree at the exit. You will come directly to part of the access path and the vehicles are not far away.

Salines: Waypoint
Comment: Sentier à droite qui rejoint le départ (point rouge).
Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.

Salines: Waypoint1
Comment: Passage par la frontière Franco-espagnole
Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.

Salines: Waypoint2
Comment: La petite cascade

Sallena: Canyon Start
Approach: Lower part: We will take the PR-HU188, towards the bordas de Lisier but when we reach the ruins of the Hospital de Gistain we leave it to go along the road towards the bridge of the Sallena and before the bridge turn to the Minas de Galena. We will see a hard uphill path and then flat but quite aerial. It is the return from the top. In about 20-30min we reach the mine and the access to the riverbed. Upper part: We will take the PR-HU188, towards the bordas de Lisier, once here we will take the GR/HRP to go up to the cols. After passing it, we will cross a stream and follow the path down to the confluence with Sallena. Soon the descent begins.
Tour: (13.8.2024-David) the tree from which the R9 rappel of 10 meters has fallen, it can be done from a smaller one.

Sallena: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the Potras Bridge if the flow of the Cinqueta is high or rappel to the Cinqueta and go up the river a few meters until we find a rope to climb up to the access track. Another option is to follow the gorge of Chistau, make the last stretch to the bridge and the exit of this one.

Sallena: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: We can leave by the Potras Bridge if the flow of the Cinqueta is high or rappel to the Cinqueta and go up the river a few meters until we find a rope to climb up to the access track. Another option is to follow the gorge of Chistau, make the last stretch to the bridge and the exit of this one.

Salt: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave towards Benigembla and after 100m we have the detour to the right by the PR CV 147, we go down to the Font Grossa and the laundry, after passing them the path of the PR CV 147 (path of the steps). We will go down it almost to the cave of Fleix and shortly before we cross the riverbed, time to throw us to the right in search of the vertical.
Tour: Two very distinct parts separated by the trail. The first part is vertical with the split R60 and after the junction with the trail, shorter rappels, some of which can be climbed.

Salt: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel the ravine meets L'Infern. Here we take the uphill path back to the village.

Salt: Unknown Parking
Access: From Orba take the CV721 and CV718 to Fleix. We will park in the village of Fleix
Return: After the last rappel the ravine meets L'Infern. Here we take the uphill path back to the village.

Saltant: Canyon Start

Saltant: Canyon End

Saltant: Parking at Entry

Saltant: Parking at Exit

Salvassa: Canyon Start

Salvassa: Canyon End

Salvassa: Unknown Parking

San Cristobal: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the well indicated PR to the Ermita de San Cristobal, once there we will change and go to the river.
Tour: Initiation, very simple, with only 3 rappels. You can do some more by continuing a little further down the canyon but it is not worth it.

San Cristobal: Canyon End
Return: After the third rappel we will find a stream / ravine on the right and a pipe with a water catchment, at the point where the pipe leaves the bed there is a steep path on the left that soon leads us to the access path.

San Cristobal: Unknown Parking
Access: We can go from Puente de la Reina or from Huesca on the A132 and at km. 14 we will take the detour to Bolea. Upon reaching the village we enter and go around it until we find the GR and detour north to San Cristobal and the Ermita de Sta Quiteria. We will park in the vicinity
Return: After the third rappel we will find a stream / ravine on the right and a pipe with a water catchment, at the point where the pipe leaves the bed there is a steep path on the left that soon leads us to the access path.

San Martin: Canyon Start

San Martin: Canyon End

San Martin: Unknown Parking

Sant Gili: Canyon Start
Approach: Delante del parking y unos metros más abajo sale una pista en sentido ascendente que en 500 metros nos llevará a la masía abandonada Mas Requer. El barranco está justo detrás de Mas Requer. Continuaremos por la pista, que en unos metros nos llevará al barranco. Bajaremos por en medio del bosque para llegar
Tour: Los primeros 300 metros son por el cauce, muy vestido pero evitable por la izquierda hasta que empieza a encañonarse. Después se forma el barranco y empieza con unos oscuros resaltes y estrechos pasillos.

Sant Gili: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée 1 (sortie au fin du Riu Fred - sans navette)
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Canyon End1
Comment: Arrivée 2 (sortie au Pont de Clot sur Ribera Salada)
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Parking at Entry
Access: Desde Sant Llorenç de Morunys dirección Solsona por el Coll del Jou cogemos la carretera LV-4241-b. Después del hostal Cap del Pla cogeremos una carretera que sale dirección Montpol- Pont del Clop. Unos metros después la carretera se bifurca y cogeremos el cruce a la izquierda y el siguiente cruce a la derecha. Esta carretera nos lleva al Pont del Clop, donde dejaremos el vehículo de salida. Continuaremos por la misma carretera hasta encontrar la ermita de Montpol. Aquí aparcaremos el vehículo de entrada.
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Parking at Exit
Access: Desde Sant Llorenç de Morunys dirección Solsona por el Coll del Jou cogemos la carretera LV-4241-b. Después del hostal Cap del Pla cogeremos una carretera que sale dirección Montpol- Pont del Clop. Unos metros después la carretera se bifurca y cogeremos el cruce a la izquierda y el siguiente cruce a la derecha. Esta carretera nos lleva al Pont del Clop, donde dejaremos el vehículo de salida. Continuaremos por la misma carretera hasta encontrar la ermita de Montpol. Aquí aparcaremos el vehículo de entrada.

Sant Gili: Unknown
Comment: confluence avec Riu Fred - sortie à droite (ouvest) à la piste evtl. possible?

Santorens: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the cemetery track we will continue to a small hill where the road turns to the right and leaves some fields on the left. From here you can see the access to the ravine down to the riverbed without a defined path.
Tour: Short but interesting descent if we take it with water. Well-formed rappels and a very beautiful environment.

Santorens: Canyon End
Return: After rappels 9 and 14 the ravine opens up and a small path to the left towards the forest and after crossing it we will reach some meadows where we will see a track that takes us to the village.

Santorens: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N230 going up towards Vielha, past Sopeira, at km 112.7 we take the detour to the left to Santorens. With only one car we will go up to the village and just at the entrance we will turn right to the street where the cemetery is, we park there. With two cars we can continue along the track that leaves the cemetery until a curve to the right with some fields on the left and the ravine in that direction. The return car will go to Els Molins where the road makes a curve to the left just above the river.
Return: After rappels 9 and 14 the ravine opens up and a small path to the left towards the forest and after crossing it we will reach some meadows where we will see a track that takes us to the village.

Saravillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the refuge, to the left of the trail, there is a path that goes up some meadows and crosses the forest over the cliffs to the riverbed.
Tour: A fairly open descent with a few initial drops and simple rappels that will increase in height up to the cirque where we find the large 55m rappel. Later we will find the one of 45m. The final part is a small strait of 4 rappels of up to 16m that opens to the forest.

Saravillo: Canyon End
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Saravillo: Parking at Entry
Comment: avec 4x4
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will go along this road until the detour to Saravillo/Ibon de Plan, we will go up to the village until the barrier where we will have to pay the 3€ to continue along the track of Ibon, about 4kms where we will find the detour to the right to the refuge of Sta Isabel just above the ravine. We will park the car here to return. We will continue along the track to the refuge where we will park.
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Saravillo: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will go along this road until the detour to Saravillo/Ibon de Plan, we will go up to the village until the barrier where we will have to pay the 3€ to continue along the track of Ibon, about 4kms where we will find the detour to the right to the refuge of Sta Isabel just above the ravine. We will park the car here to return. We will continue along the track to the refuge where we will park.
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Sein: Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic right of the river Sen there is a path that goes up the riverbed in about 15-20min and leaves us on a concrete bridge, the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Beautiful and little known descent. In many occasions we will find it empty. A very well formed and continuous fattened area awaits us after a small open stretch. It does not have jumps or big abseils but its great flow and boxing forces you to be continually attentive.

Sein: Canyon End
Return: You reach the bridge

Sein: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to San Juan de Plan, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After Lafortunada and before reaching Bielsa we will have a detour to the right to Salinas, Valle de Chistau, Gistain, etc.. We will go along this road and pass Plan and soon San Juan de Plan. In the village road makes a turn to the left and there is a street on the right that becomes a track, we follow it and cross the Cinqueta. The next bridge is the river Sen. We park.
Return: You reach the bridge

Sierra: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediato
Tour: Very long canyon in its development, with two parts separated by a bridge, open, with leaks in almost any part and only 4 rappels, 2 in the upper part and 2 in the lower part. It is a canyon to be done with flow, without it there is not much sense in the climb. It is a good option if the rest of the area is too much water.

Sierra: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Canyon End
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Parking at Entry
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Parking at Exit
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left

Sierra: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ausstieg Fonfria = Zustieg Cerumen

Tamadaya: Canyon Start
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Comment: Premier obstacle

Tamadaya: Canyon End
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Comment: Fin et chemin de retour

Tamadaya: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parking amont possible si navette

Tamadaya: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking aval ou unique

Tejas: Canyon Start

Tejas: Canyon End

Tejas: Parking at Entry

Tejas: Parking at Exit

Tines: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of us there is a track that goes up and around the Roca del Bosc, we will arrive at a small hill from where we will see the Torrent de Tines below. We will go halfway up the slope without a path to the riverbed.
Tour: Very excavated and very continuous ravine in which we will save all the slope in 7 rappels almost linked. Beware of the pools if the water is rotten, you can avoid them all.

Tines: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and look for a path that leads us to the left to a track that brings us closer to the parking lot.

Tines: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols, cross the village and cross the bridge over the Figols river. Just to the right there is an esplanade for parking.
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and look for a path that leads us to the left to a track that brings us closer to the parking lot.

Toll: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bellestil, Monars and Toll ravines

Toll: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the stream to the Plansesilles plains where we will take the downhill path.

Torcas: Canyon Start

Torcas: Unknown Parking

Traconera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will take the track on the right for about 30 minutes until we cross the riverbed, which is generally dry.
Tour: Almost all rappels are single-point, we will have to make sure they are in good condition or install in natural ones

Traconera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the road

Traconera: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal. After passing the tunnels we have on the right the ravine at the height of pk 450. Right there we have room on the left to park. If we can not park further on, we pass a curve to the right and then a small left turn with a track on our right and a few meters ahead parking area on the left.
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the road

Trasito (inférieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Lower and Upper Transit Access Immediate

Trasito (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Trasito (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Access: From Ainsa on the A-138 towards Bielsa. We cross Hospital de Tella and a few after the village we turn left onto the road leading to Tella. After 8 km we arrive at Cortalaviña. Situation Lower and Upper Transit * 1 Car: We continue towards Lamiana and after 1.5 km we find a farmhouse in a sharp bend to the left, which is where the Upper and Lower Transit ends and begins. * 2 Cars: we take the track on the left to Estaronillo. At the end of the track there is an esplanade (next to the houses) where you can park. The other vehicle goes back to the road and continues as far as Lamiana...
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Trasito (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Comment: La navette n\'est pas obligatoire
Access: From Ainsa on the A-138 towards Bielsa. We cross Hospital de Tella and a few after the village we turn left onto the road leading to Tella. After 8 km we arrive at Cortalaviña. Situation Lower and Upper Transit * 1 Car: We continue towards Lamiana and after 1.5 km we find a farmhouse in a sharp bend to the left, which is where the Upper and Lower Transit ends and begins. * 2 Cars: we take the track on the left to Estaronillo. At the end of the track there is an esplanade (next to the houses) where you can park. The other vehicle goes back to the road and continues as far as Lamiana...
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Travesseres: Canyon Start

Travesseres: Canyon End

Travesseres: Unknown Parking

Tres Puniellos: Canyon Start

Tres Puniellos: Canyon End

Tres Puniellos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Puente Agüera

Uixo I: Canyon Start
Approach: Vall d' Uixo I and II We continue along the ascending track, at the top we will see the two ravines of Uixó. We go down to the pond and enter the ravine.
Tour: Dry canyon in the first part and without big rappels that can be used for initiation. Once it joins the left tributary it gets some water and becomes a canyon to be able to make jumps.

Uixo I: Canyon End
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Parking at Entry
Comment: piste en mauvais état
Access: Vall d' Uixo I and II Take the T333 towards Horta de Sant Joan. We pass the detour and 100m later on the left we have the detour to "Els Ports" and we continue to the recreational area of the Franqueta. Continue along the track (now unpaved) and continue to the junction with the river Uixó. Here we leave a car. If we have another car (4×4 or tall car) we can continue along the track).
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette possible, mais piste en mauvais état
Access: Vall d' Uixo I and II Take the T333 towards Horta de Sant Joan. We pass the detour and 100m later on the left we have the detour to "Els Ports" and we continue to the recreational area of the Franqueta. Continue along the track (now unpaved) and continue to the junction with the river Uixó. Here we leave a car. If we have another car (4×4 or tall car) we can continue along the track).
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Unknown
Comment: confluent Uixo I/Uixo II

Valcarlos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the bridge and find a path that goes up the orographic left to a track and a house. From here we will go almost horizontally along the mountainside on a path that in sections leads to the remains of an old canal. Arriving at the Chapitel river dam we access with a first rappel.
Tour: A first "strait" to descend the dam and the 18m long rappel, then it opens up and we have slides and skills to the next rappel area. Finally another small strait with two more abseils and the last slide of almost 10m under the road bridge.

Valcarlos: Canyon End
Return: Back to the road

Valiri: Canyon Start

Valiri: Canyon End

Valiri: Parking at Entry
Comment: La navette n\'est pas obligatoire

Valiri: Parking at Exit

Valls: Canyon Start

Valls: Canyon End

Viciele: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Approach: Along the PR towards the Viciele Bridge and the old Hospital we will go up to the "pista" where we cross the Sallena Bank. We will follow this track until we arrive at the Viciele huts. Here we will see the head of the ravine and a little further its tributary Bco Pardina. In a right curve we will see a path that descends to the bank. If we cross it, it will also take us to Pardina (better option to begin the descent).
Tour: Open descent with no major difficulties except for the slippery terrain.

Viciele: Canyon End
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Comment: Arrivée 1 pour 4x4-voiture
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Canyon End1
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Comment: Arrivée 2 pour voiture chez Punte d\'Hospital
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Unknown Parking
Comment: pour 4x4
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Unknown Parking1
Comment: devant Puente de l\'Hospital

Viña: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Pallas, Cerrigüelo and Viña We will go down to the Ermita de la Viña, from here a path to the right will go through the vegetation to go down to the generally dry riverbed of the ravine.
Tour: The first part is open and uninteresting to approach the final straits. Here we will have several rappels of up to 4m.

Viña: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le Rio Balces
Return: When we reach the Balcez we can continue doing the straits. Or go up the Viña ravine in search of the Ermita.

Viña: Unknown Parking
Comment: Au niveau de l\'ermitage "Virgen dera Viña"
Access: Take the highway from Huesca to Barbastro at exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. At Abiego turn towards Adahuesca and from there to Alquezar. On the Barbastro side, take the A1232 up the Vero River to Alquezar. When you arrive at the Alquezar car park, take a track on the left that goes up to San Pelegrín. We pass the abandoned village and continue straight on for about 2kms until we find the track that goes left and down to the Ermita de la Viña. Depending on the state of the track and the vehicle, we will see how far we can go. At 3.5 kms from the turnoff we will have to park, from here our path comes out. If we want to descend the narrows we will need a combination of cars and we will leave it at the bridge of Alberuela.
Return: When we reach the Balcez we can continue doing the straits. Or go up the Viña ravine in search of the Ermita.

Volcán: Canyon Start
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2024-11-24: Short version is described here, but the lower part is a very scenic-volcanic hike, with caves that may have been inhabited by the Guanches. It would be a shame to miss it. We continued until shortly...
2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Approach: We will head towards the soccer field, from the south side of the Real del Sur road, after 100m we will leave the track and turn left to the riverbed.

Volcán: Canyon End
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2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Return: Return to the Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín rivers. After the 4th rappel, of 60m, we continue almost 100m along the riverbed and we go to the right to the slope/pedrera by which we will ascend. When arriving at the hill we will take the track that ascends towards the cemetery and we will follow it in ascending direction. If we have chosen to follow the ravine, when we reach the road that crosses us, we will go left towards the Brusas, after 200m we will find the vehicle.

Volcán: Unknown Parking
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2024-11-24: Short version is described here, but the lower part is a very scenic-volcanic hike, with caves that may have been inhabited by the Guanches. It would be a shame to miss it. We continued until shortly...
2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to be located by the TF28 in Fasnia. Access to the banks Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín. We will go towards the soccer field and the cemetery. We will park in this area
Return: Return to the Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín rivers. After the 4th rappel, of 60m, we continue almost 100m along the riverbed and we go to the right to the slope/pedrera by which we will ascend. When arriving at the hill we will take the track that ascends towards the cemetery and we will follow it in ascending direction. If we have chosen to follow the ravine, when we reach the road that crosses us, we will go left towards the Brusas, after 200m we will find the vehicle.

Volcán: Unknown
Comment: Arrivée du chemin de retour à Fasnia

Yer: Canyon Start
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Yer: Unknown Parking
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yer Equipement en bon état et bien placé avec peu de frottements à gérer. Les cascades sont plutôt esthétiques avec quelques jolis cassés mais...

Argatìn: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el sendero al Vero en la primera curva cerrada a derechas sale un senderito a la izquierda al cauce del Argantín
Tour: Ein erster 4 m langer Abstieg, dann ein weiterer von 7 m, der in einen im Sommer stehenden Wasserpool mündet... Anschließend kann man sich ausgiebig in der Quelle, die das Ende der Schlucht speist, oder im Rio Vero abkühlen.

Argatìn: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le "Rio Vero"
Return: Salimos al Vero justo debajo del Molino lo remontamos en busca del sendero de acceso

Argatìn: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking touristique du "Rio Vero"
Access: Por la autopista de Huesca a Barbastro en la salida 77 vamos dirección Abiego/Alquézar. Al llegar a Abiego giraremos hacia Adahuesca y de aquí a Alquezar.Ì Por el lado de Barbastro por la A1232 remontando el río Vero casi hasta Alquézar. Poco antes de llegar a Alquezar nos desviaremos a Colungo y siguiendo por esta carretera dirección Lecina, en el pk 16,5 encontraremos a la izquierda el aparcamiento del Vero. Si queremos hacer el Vero podemos hacer combinación de coches
Return: Salimos al Vero justo debajo del Molino lo remontamos en busca del sendero de acceso

As Tablas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco de la Virgen, As Tablas and San Martín From Rodellar take the road to Cheto, after reaching the two houses of the village of Cheto, the road enters a wooded valley and reaches its other side (access to Bco de la Virgen), here comes a path to our right (to the east) that goes up the divide with the ravine of Cheto on our right. We do not go straight ahead to the Balced mountain range until the divide reaches the head of Cheto. At this point we will find a forgotten path that arrives on the right and our path turns left to the north to get right into the Bco de San Martin. Once crossed the bed, in strong ascent, our path overcomes the hillside to arrive at the Plano del Pozo. From here we will only have to look to our left for the path that descends to the riverbed.
Tour: It is not a great descent, it can be an option for those days when everything else is impracticable and continue it with the Bco de la Virgen...

As Tablas: Canyon End
Comment: Confluent avec San Martin - Enchainer avec Virgen
Return: Through the access to Bco de la Virgen or follow it and return through the Mascún.

As Tablas: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A22 between Huesca and Barbastro we leave towards Abiego/Bierge A1229. In Abiego we continue towards Bierge A1227 and in Bierge towards Rodellar by the HU341. We park at the entrance of Rodellar. Be careful where we leave the car because they put fines and with the friends of the stranger that gives them to burst the crystals.
Return: Through the access to Bco de la Virgen or follow it and return through the Mascún.

Bardes: Canyon Start

Cals Reis: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue walking along the road for 200m, leaving the entrance to Turixant behind us. At the next bridge we descend to the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, normally dry, that will leave us in Gorg Blau. If we do not want to make this descent we can escape in Pas de Duro or Pont Natural.

Cals Reis: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Turixant
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Cals Reis: Parking at Entry
Access: Image: Combined with Sa Fosca We must go to Escorca. In Sant Pere we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we follow the Ma-10 towards Soller and after passing the aqueduct we park.
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Cerrada del Utrero: Canyon Start

Cerrada del Utrero: Unknown Parking

Chimoche: Canyon Start
Comment: Choza Chimoche
Approach: Follow the Chimoche trail for 2 km until you reach the ravine.

Chimoche: Canyon End
Comment: Pont
Return: Where it crosses the track that takes us to the recreational area, we will take it to the left.

Chimoche: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aire de La Caldera
Access: We are located in La Orotava, on the TF21 towards Teide. We will go up to p.k. 16.5 to the recreational area of La Orotava where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle, we will go up to the viewpoint of La Bermeja p.k. 21. 21. next to the Chimoche track.
Return: Where it crosses the track that takes us to the recreational area, we will take it to the left.

Costa de la Llosa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking P15 we take the PR (white and yellow marks) towards Mola de Lino. After approximately 25 minutes of ascent, and with the ravine open to our left, we will see a descending path that emerges from the PR (mark X wrong direction) in a right turn. We follow the path through bushes that in a few minutes leads to the small dry riverbed of our ravine.
Tour: Aesthetic beginning between blocks, it is boxed in its middle part and ends with a waterfall behind the only pool.

Costa de la Llosa: Canyon End
Return: A road to the left difficult to follow but in 10 min. it leaves you at the car. If you don't ride through

Costa de la Llosa: Unknown Parking
Access: In the village of Beceite we follow the signs to the natural area Les Pesqueres. After the Crontol Point we follow without loss the track, first asphalt then dirt, which goes through all the parking areas until the last one (P15) where we park. ATTENTION LARGE VEHICLES: the road to Les Pesqueres, in its passage through the village, has a narrow point of just over 2 m. At the same time it is not allowed to park vehicles in the parking lots of Les Pesqueres during the summer season, in addition to the fact that the track to P15, with several km of dirt, can become very heavy.
Return: A road to the left difficult to follow but in 10 min. it leaves you at the car. If you don't ride through

Cova: Canyon Start
Comment: Saisi grace au topo de Thierry Achmétoff
Approach: Una pequeña senda nos acerca a la entrada al barranco
Tour: Tres primeros rápeles para acceder a la gran pared de 118m que está fraccionada. Posteriormente un último rápel y salida a la derecha al camino que nos devuelve a la urbanización

Cuervo: Canyon Start
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Comment: Premier obstacle
Approach: There is a path heading SE that brings us closer to the riverbed, you can't miss it.

Cueva del Oso: Canyon Start

Cueva del Oso: Canyon End
Comment: Petit pont

Cueva del Oso: Unknown Parking

Cueva del Oso: Unknown
Comment: Début sentier d\'approche

Enseu: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will leave by the street on the right that then heads north (Casa Cílio according to all maps) from here it only remains to descend to the ravine. With only one car (see track) we have to look for the path that goes up the ravine by the path that goes to the orographic right, crosses the ravine and goes up to Baén.
Tour: The first part of very short rappels and abseils, until we reach the dam area where we have the 3 longest rappels.

Enseu: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour navette
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Exit1
Comment: P 3 navette alternatif
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.

Enseu: Unknown Parking

Hoyo: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back over the bridge for about 100m to take the path that goes down to the river.

Hoyo: Canyon End
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Return: We will continue walking to the track, we will take it to the right until we reach the vehicle.

Hoyo: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to take the TF28 in Villa de Arico. We will pass the p.k. 60 towards 61, going down to the bridge over our ravine, just after passing it we have an asphalt road on our right, we get in and park the access vehicle. The return vehicle, previously we will have left it going down from the p.k. 61.5 in La Cisnera, towards the highway. After going down the curves we will find a track on the left that takes us to the climbing area.
Return: We will continue walking to the track, we will take it to the right until we reach the vehicle.

Jardin: Canyon Start

Jardin: Canyon End

Jardin: Parking at Entry

Jardin: Parking at Exit

Los Pueyos: Canyon Start

Los Pueyos: Canyon End

Los Pueyos: Unknown Parking

Miz: Canyon Start

Miz: Canyon End

Mola: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the aforementioned siding at pk 53.5 we descend to a field and from there to the river. Attention we have the option to cross the river and follow to its right tributary and enter by adding one more rappel.
Tour: Nothing remarkable, a small narrow strait with cliffs and slides. A couple of rappels and little else. If we access by the tributary we will have a small conglomerate gorge with a 15m natural rappel and another 5m to descend to the river.

Mola: Canyon End
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Mola: Parking at Entry
Access: We are located on the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour for the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Shortly after taking this road we have the detour to the right to Castarné, on the left side we can park the car to leave the ravine here. About 1.5 km up we have a lay-by/track where we could park.
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Mola: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located on the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour for the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Shortly after taking this road we have the detour to the right to Castarné, on the left side we can park the car to leave the ravine here. About 1.5 km up we have a lay-by/track where we could park.
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Padierno: Canyon Start

Padierno: Canyon End

Padierno: Unknown Parking

Rinconcillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access by car: You have to go up the ravine to the access. 2 Cars: Path that goes to the north and gradually gets us into the ravine.
Tour: See topography

Rinconcillo: Unknown Parking
Access: Car exit: Road to Sierra Nevada A-395, pk 23. Exit at the visitor center "El Dornajo" and continue along the A-4025. After 300m turn left to "Seminario". About 3kms later, sharp bend to the left and straight ahead there is a road towards "Seminario" and "Hotel Duque", continue along this road for another 2kms approx. until a sharp bend to the left. Straight ahead there is a forest track with a wooden sign "Hortichuela". Continue for about 2kms to the parking lot next to the bridge. Car access: Road to Sierra Nevada A-395, pk 23. Exit at the visitor center El Dornajo and continue along the A-4025. Pk 2.8 there is a forest track on the left, here a little more than 4kms to the end. Track for high cars or 4×4
Return: Path to the left leading to the bridge and the parking lot

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Canyon Start
Comment: Premier rappel
Approach: By the PR-TF11 or by the path of the Cueva del Lino, in both options we end up in the riverbed and we will have to follow it to the first rappel.

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Canyon End
Comment: Départ du sentier de retour rive gauche
Return: When we arrive at the construction of the Casa del Tomadero, a few meters before, we have on the left the sign of the road of the same name that indicates the ascent to Batán.

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Unknown Parking
Access: Getting to the Anaga area on the TF12 road At p.k. 23.5 we have the detour by the TF143 towards Los Batanes, after one kilometer we turn right to continue to Los Batanes. Then we leave the Bejia turnoff to the left to finally park in Batán de Abajo, just at the entrance.
Return: When we arrive at the construction of the Casa del Tomadero, a few meters before, we have on the left the sign of the road of the same name that indicates the ascent to Batán.

San Juan: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Loma Güerga and San Juan From the parking of the Peonera we will leave by the track that goes to the north parallel to the road. After 500m there is a track to the left along the hill that separates the ravines of San Juan and Loma Güerga. We will go down here for a little more than a kilometer until an abandoned track on the right that will bring us closer to the riverbed. From the corral we will see a path to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part along the dry riverbed with a lot of vegetation that does not contribute anything but as we approach the gorges of the Peonera, our canyon will close a little and fall on it with a couple of short rappels before its magnificent R40.

San Juan: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Peonera inf
Return: We will continue along the Peonera to its normal access and return through here. We also have the option of doing Peonera...

San Martin: Canyon Start1

San Martin: Canyon End1
Comment: Confluence avec Tablas - Enchainer avec Virgen

San Martin: Unknown Parking1

Sarrastaño: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by a small path to the east that a marked MTB track that goes to Ainsa, we will pass the Canaletas riverbed and climb the small ridge, at the top the path heads north, we leave it heading south following the cut that we have to our left, seeing at all times the descent that we will make. We will go around this small cirque until we reach the riverbed. There is the possibility of accessing from the south by tracks that bring us closer to the headwaters of the stream (see map).
Tour: see sketch

Serres: Canyon Start

Tabernillas: Canyon Start

Tabernillas: Canyon End

Trensus: Canyon Start

Trensus: Canyon End

Trensus: Unknown Parking

Turixant: Canyon Start
Approach: We must leave the power plant to the right and descend towards the torrent. Here begins the descent
Tour: Short descent, normally dry, that will leave us in Cals Reis and 40m later in Gorg Blau. If we do not want to make this descent we can escape in Pas de Duro or Pont Natural.

Turixant: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée dans Gorg Blau
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Turixant: Parking at Entry
Access: Image: Combined with Sa Fosca We must go to Escorca. In Sant Pere we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we follow the Ma-10 towards Soller and after passing the aqueduct we park.

Turixant: Unknown
Comment: Quitter la route et entrer dans le ruisseau

Turixant: Unknown1
Comment: Confluence avec Cals Reis

Xae: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge we will follow the road towards Asque and at the first right turn 500m from the bridge we will have a parking place and a path that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple in conglomerate, a few cliffs and 3 rappels down to the Gorges riverbed

Xae: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the highway from Huesca to Barbastro at exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Adahuesca and from here to Alquezar. On the side of Barbastro by the A1232 up the river Vero almost to Alquézar. Accesses Palomeras, Sarratanas, Malpaso and Xae Shortly before reaching Alquezar we turn off to Colungo and follow this road towards Lecina. Parking at the bridge "Barranco de la Palomera" located between km 26 and 27 of the road from Arcusa to Colungo.
Return: We will go up the river to leave by the return of Fornocal.

Dôme de Barrot: Canyon Start

Dôme de Barrot: Canyon End

Dôme de Barrot: Parking at Entry

Dôme de Barrot: Parking at Exit

Dôme de Barrot: Unknown
Comment: Confluence avec Cianavelle

Cascades du cirque du 14 juillet: Canyon Start
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Cascades du cirque du 14 juillet: Canyon End
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Cascades du cirque du 14 juillet: Unknown Parking
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Abeiroux: Canyon Start
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Abeiroux: Canyon End
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Abeiroux: Unknown Parking
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Abeouradous: Canyon Start

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Canyon Start
Comment: position approximative

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Canyon Start1
Comment: Départ ravine Agathe

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée Ravine Agathe à la confluence avec Absalon

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Canyon End1
Comment: Arrivée du canyon, à la prise d\'eau bétonnée en travers la rivière

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Unknown Parking

Absalon et ravine Agathe: Unknown
Comment: Départ trace en RG pour rejoindre la ravine Agathe

Aclap: Canyon Start
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Aclap: Parking at Entry
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Aclap: Parking at Exit
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Adouces: Canyon Start

Adouces: Canyon End

Adret: Canyon Start

Adret: Canyon End

Adret: Unknown Parking

Adrien: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the "Mas Soler" path on foot and follow the blue marked path to the exit of the "Gourg des Anelles". As soon as you reach the bank, you are on the right bank of the Vaillère. Cross the river immediately and head to the other bank, where you will find a small, overgrown path that meets a very old path a few meters further up. Walk for about eight hundred meters on this path, which is not passable, and then climb up the forest on an old path located on the left at 300 meters. It joins another blue marker much higher up below the Mas Lamouré, this time on a concreted path to the entrance gate of the Mas (hikers have access, small opening on the right). Behind the gate, continue along the path, then a path branches off to the right in a sharp left-hand bend and leads below the Mas Lamouré. The path sometimes loses its way a little, never go downhill as the paths lead in the other direction down the valley to the start of the Mas Cal Sant canyon. Always keep your position by climbing up to the left below the forest towards the southeast. You will quickly find your way back to the path. This detour avoids disturbing the residents in front of their property. Back on the path, after a few steps, a path on the left leads up to the ruins of Can Guix. Walk past the ruins and descend to the beginning of the canyon.
Tour: Around ten abseils follow each other without interruption. Narrow and rugged passages, vertical and even cave-like at the exit.

Adrien: Canyon End
Return: The way back is the same as for the Gourg des Anelles canyon, as the exit of the Adrien canyon flows into it. If you think there is too much water in the Anelles, follow the entire left bank to the exit. If there is too much water in the Anelles, bypass this passage (boulder chaos) at the point where it is possible by downclimbing on the left bank or over a tree and finish the route by floating.

Adrien: Parking at Entry
Comment: Stationnement au virage du Mas Soler (à côté des containers).
Access: At the starting point of the Mas Soler slope (parking lot below the Gourg des Anelles), park on the widening at the edge of the road in the hairpin bend.
Return: The way back is the same as for the Gourg des Anelles canyon, as the exit of the Adrien canyon flows into it. If you think there is too much water in the Anelles, follow the entire left bank to the exit. If there is too much water in the Anelles, bypass this passage (boulder chaos) at the point where it is possible by downclimbing on the left bank or over a tree and finish the route by floating.

Adrien: Parking at Exit
Comment: Stationnement sous les pins.
Access: At the starting point of the Mas Soler slope (parking lot below the Gourg des Anelles), park on the widening at the edge of the road in the hairpin bend.
Return: The way back is the same as for the Gourg des Anelles canyon, as the exit of the Adrien canyon flows into it. If you think there is too much water in the Anelles, follow the entire left bank to the exit. If there is too much water in the Anelles, bypass this passage (boulder chaos) at the point where it is possible by downclimbing on the left bank or over a tree and finish the route by floating.

Adrien: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Stationnement du pont de la Vaillère.
Access: At the starting point of the Mas Soler slope (parking lot below the Gourg des Anelles), park on the widening at the edge of the road in the hairpin bend.

Adrien: Unknown
Comment: Piste après le Mas Santol direction le Mas Lamoure.

Adrien: Unknown1
Comment: Sentier côté droit qui contourne le Mas Lamoure. (le chemin fini par se perdre, garder sa position toujours vers la gauche en montant dans les bois jusqu\'à retrouver la piste).

Adrien: Unknown2
Comment: Sentier côté gauche direction Can Guix.

Adrien: Unknown3
Comment: Descendre dans les bois en restant sur la rive gauche (le départ est pas loin).

Comment: Sentier du retour longeant la Vaillère.

Agnielles: Canyon Start

Agnielles: Canyon End

Agnielles: Unknown Parking

Agnielles: Unknown
Comment: sente d\'accés

Agnielles: Unknown1
Comment: ravin des Toufons

Agols: Canyon Start

Aigache: Canyon Start

Aigache: Canyon End

Aigache: Unknown Parking

Aigache: Unknown
Comment: chemin Approche

Aigladines: Canyon Start

Aigladines: Canyon End

Aigladines: Parking at Entry

Aigladines: Parking at Exit
Comment: 1 ou 2 places maxi. En RG avant le pont en montant

Aigues Bonnes: Canyon Start

Aigues Bonnes: Canyon End

Aigues Bonnes: Unknown Parking

Aiguières: Canyon Start

Aiguières: Canyon End

Aiguières: Canyon End1
Comment: Variante retour afin d\'éviter la marche vers Cal

Aiguières: Parking at Entry

Aiguières: Parking at Exit
Comment: centre village

Aiguières: Parking at Exit1

Aiguille (Dévoluy): Canyon Start

Aiguille (Dévoluy): Canyon End

Aiguille: Canyon Start

Aiguille: Canyon End

Aiguille: Unknown Parking

Aiguille: Canyon Start1

Aiguille: Canyon End1

Aiguille: Unknown Parking1

Aiguilles (Savoie): Canyon Start

Aiguilles (Savoie): Canyon End

Aiguilles (Savoie): Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking haut route peu carossable

Aiguilles (Savoie): Unknown Parking1
Comment: parking bas

Alans: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Ruisseau de Pailla and Alans Following the path of the waterfall until the detour to the "Refuge des Espuguettes", we go up to the "Plateau de Pailla". We continue towards the refuge but at about 1800m we take a detour to the left that takes us to the Ruisseau d'Alans.
Tour: A descent full of steep slopes and not very frequented.

Albès: Canyon Start
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Albès: Parking at Entry
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Albine: Canyon Start

Albine: Canyon End

Albine: Unknown Parking

Ale: Canyon Start

Ale: Canyon End

Ale: Unknown Parking

Algagno: Canyon Start

Algagno: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Chalanche

Algagno: Canyon End1
Comment: Sortie de Chalanche (pont)

Algagno: Unknown Parking

Alzeau: Canyon Start
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Alzeau: Canyon End
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Alzen: Canyon Start
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Alzen Canyon court avec un très beau cassé fractionné ! Les amarrages sont en bon état mais des sangles sont à changer. La navette à pieds pre...
Approach: We leave in the direction of "Le Moulicot" at the end of the street and follow the road looking for the entrance to the stream.
Tour: A small tunnel, with no need for a front face, followed by a 15m rappel to enter the almost 100m waterfall. Two rappels 35m and 45m

Alzen: Parking at Entry
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Alzen Canyon court avec un très beau cassé fractionné ! Les amarrages sont en bon état mais des sangles sont à changer. La navette à pieds pre...
Access: On the D117 from Saint-Girons to Foix, past La Bastide de Serou, turn right on the D221 to Alzen, Chapelle Ste Croix. Continue on the D21 (Alzen, Chapelle). When we arrive at the sign of the Cascade d'Alzen we look for the return car if we have it. We continue to Alzen, at the entrance of the village we go right to the Mairie (town hall), we continue 100m until we see a sign "Le Moulicot" on the right. We park
Return: We go out to the road to the waterfall. If we have left a return car, we will have it here. With only one car we have to go up to the village.

Alzen: Parking at Exit
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Alzen Canyon court avec un très beau cassé fractionné ! Les amarrages sont en bon état mais des sangles sont à changer. La navette à pieds pre...
Comment: Un panneau en bois indique la cascade d\'alzen. Un sentier descend au canyon
Access: On the D117 from Saint-Girons to Foix, past La Bastide de Serou, turn right on the D221 to Alzen, Chapelle Ste Croix. Continue on the D21 (Alzen, Chapelle). When we arrive at the sign of the Cascade d'Alzen we look for the return car if we have it. We continue to Alzen, at the entrance of the village we go right to the Mairie (town hall), we continue 100m until we see a sign "Le Moulicot" on the right. We park
Return: We go out to the road to the waterfall. If we have left a return car, we will have it here. With only one car we have to go up to the village.

Alzen: Canyon End
Return: We go out to the road to the waterfall. If we have left a return car, we will have it here. With only one car we have to go up to the village.

Amblard: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard RAS, bonnes conditions. l'eau n'était pas très froide.... (Quelle:
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard Impressioné.e.s par la vue de la cascade du bas, on a commencé par la partie Aval sans faire trop les malins. Aucunes vasques profonde...
Comment:

Amblard: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard RAS, bonnes conditions. l'eau n'était pas très froide.... (Quelle:
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard Impressioné.e.s par la vue de la cascade du bas, on a commencé par la partie Aval sans faire trop les malins. Aucunes vasques profonde...
Comment:

Amblard: Parking at Exit
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard RAS, bonnes conditions. l'eau n'était pas très froide.... (Quelle:
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amblard Impressioné.e.s par la vue de la cascade du bas, on a commencé par la partie Aval sans faire trop les malins. Aucunes vasques profonde...

Amblard: Unknown
Comment: Sentier d\'approche

Amondans: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly behind the cross, take a path that leads along a field. Remember that you will arrive at the top left of the field and that the start of the canyon is at the bottom right of the field. Avoid crossing the field. Walk along the edge.
Tour: A hike through a long, slightly incised corridor with waterfalls and shallow pools. The only obstacles worth mentioning are a 4 m high tufa waterfall that can be de-escalated (steps) and a 20 m long waterfall that flows into a large pool. It is possible to climb up the right-hand side and jump into the same pool, which adds a little life to this descent, which is only suitable for beginners. A curiosity: in the first part of the descent, a crevasse crosses the stream at right angles, revealing small, shallow caves on either side. September 2003: At a "natura 2000" meeting, the mayor of Amondans seriously threatened to ban access to the training area in the canyon of Amondans. The reasons for this were the development of professional canyoning and the presence of tags on a tufa waterfall... After a discussion, only the descent to a small tufa waterfall on the left bank was prohibited. Budding tightrope walkers could walk on a 15 m long, very straight log...

Amoures: Canyon Start

Ant: Canyon Start

Ant: Canyon End

Ant: Parking at Entry

Ant: Parking at Exit

Anterne: Canyon Start

Anterne: Canyon End

Anterne: Parking at Entry

Anterne: Parking at Exit

Anterne: Waypoint
Comment: Passerelle sur le ruisseau d\'Anterne

Apocalypse: Canyon Start

Aran: Canyon Start
2025-12-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Premiere geler, glissant au bord de l'actif. Sinon, sympa avec ce debit (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Petit débit correct. RAS à part un nouvel éboulement en milieu de parcours qui ne gêne pas la progression (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...

Aran: Canyon End
2025-12-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Premiere geler, glissant au bord de l'actif. Sinon, sympa avec ce debit (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Petit débit correct. RAS à part un nouvel éboulement en milieu de parcours qui ne gêne pas la progression (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...

Aran: Unknown Parking
2025-12-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Premiere geler, glissant au bord de l'actif. Sinon, sympa avec ce debit (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aran Petit débit correct. RAS à part un nouvel éboulement en milieu de parcours qui ne gêne pas la progression (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...

Aran: Unknown
Comment: arrivee du grand vallon (rando aqua après le canyon d\'aran)

Arc: Canyon Start

Arc: Unknown Parking

Archettes: Canyon Start

Archettes: Canyon End

Archettes: Parking at Entry

Archettes: Parking at Exit

Argence: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Argence DC+Fais que la partie basse, tout passe et le niveau de la vasque d'arrivée est bien remonté par rapport à cette fin d'été (Quelle: h...

Argensou (aval): Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Argensou (aval) (Quelle:
2025-06-29: Good canyon for practice. We did some fun jumps and slides at the end.
Approach: We cross the village and follow the ascending road that in 15 minutes will take us to the creek.
Tour: Playful descent with jumps, skills and areas to practice rappelling and handrails. More fun for inexperienced people or children.

Argensou (aval): Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Argensou (aval) (Quelle:
2025-06-29: Good canyon for practice. We did some fun jumps and slides at the end.
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the Vicdessos River, we will take a path that goes to the right and leads us to the village.

Argensou (aval): Parking at Exit
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Argensou (aval) (Quelle:
2025-06-29: Good canyon for practice. We did some fun jumps and slides at the end.
Access: From Tarascon-sur-Ariège on the N20, take the detour on the D8 to Vicdessos-Auzat. Pass Auzat and continue on the D8 towards Marc. Before arriving we have a detour on the right Ourre/Hourre. You can park at the entrance of the village.
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the Vicdessos River, we will take a path that goes to the right and leads us to the village.

Argensou (aval): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Integralbegehung
Approach: We cross the village and follow the ascending road that in 15 minutes will take us to the creek.
Tour: Playful descent with jumps, skills and areas to practice rappelling and handrails. More fun for inexperienced people or children.

Arizes: Canyon Start
Approach: We can go up the path of the waterfall (more uncomfortable) or a few meters further back we have a path to the right that goes up the same way to the top of the waterfall to the Tremazaygues huts. From here we access the river.
Tour: A few ledges before the first rappel of 6, and then a succession of cliffs before the 15 and 25 rappels.

Arizes: Canyon End
Return: The road is reached.

Arizes: Unknown Parking
Access: From Bagnères de Bigorre or from Arreau crossing the Col d'Aspin on the D918 to Ste Marie de Campan. We climb towards the Tourmalet and after passing the campsite of Artigues we find a left turn over the stream. On the right we have the waterfall. We will park here.
Return: The road is reached.

Arnayon: Canyon Start
2024-10-15: All belays okay. Running up from the exit to the entry parallel to the road is not far, but uncomfortable. After the last abseil, there are a few places to downclimb before a path on the left runs par...
Comment: le canyon longe la route

Arnayon: Canyon End
2024-10-15: All belays okay. Running up from the exit to the entry parallel to the road is not far, but uncomfortable. After the last abseil, there are a few places to downclimb before a path on the left runs par...
Comment: Au niveau des gros chaos de blocs

Arnayon: Parking at Entry
2024-10-15: All belays okay. Running up from the exit to the entry parallel to the road is not far, but uncomfortable. After the last abseil, there are a few places to downclimb before a path on the left runs par...
Comment: juste avant le panneau interdiction de stationner sur 1300m!

Arnayon: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif - Aire de pique nique

Arpenaz: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpenaz Partie inf seulement. Superbe verticale, au soleil avec arc en ciel... Relais nickels. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
2025-05-14: Climbed in two days with bivouac. Anchors are (mostly in the upper part) in an old condition but mostly trustworthy. The last multipitch is secured with very good anchors. An anchor for a rope travers...
Approach: Follow the path that leads to the Veréran hut. You enter the canyon 500m before the hut, when the path crosses the torrent. Caution: follow the direction of the hut to the exit. Branches cross the torrent several times before entering the canyon.
Tour: The first part is long, with fewer large waterfalls. However, there is a 120 m long waterfall and a 90 m long one. The rest of the trail is largely hidden by trees. This part has beautiful, deep parts and is less busy. The second part consists mainly of the impressive succession of more than 250 m of vertical drops, with the main waterfall being a C200 with three relays. On September 6, 2023, the large waterfall of Arpenaz was re-equipped by SDIS 74 in close collaboration with CDPC 74, which provided the material for the re-equipment. The aim was to clean the obsolete equipment and refit the relays with chain-shaped stainless steel pin seals. So the topographic view is as follows: In the pool at the exit of the big waterfall: a fixed handrail is placed on the right bank to get to the relay for the first rappel. Be sure to make an abseilable handrail on the left bank on two sealed pins and use the fixed handrail to get to the first abseil relay. There is a sealed clipable pin in the middle to attach your abseilable handrail and make it easier to overcome this difficulty. 1st rappel: Relay Full Throttle (Mood!!!). Two pedals are set up to help with the rappel. Then 48 m rappel with spider web. For the tall ones, there is the option of touching the wall with the tip of your foot to swing and reach the next station. The others can easily swing or help themselves with a stick. 2nd rappel: 45 m rappel in the axis to reach the next rappel, which is on a ledge (obvious to find). 3rd rappel: Make sure this abseil is new and changes the information of all TOPOS. Rappel for 55 meters, pulling slightly to the right as you rappel. You will pass the old relay (we have left a dot to show you the way). Continue down for about 5 to 8 meters to come across a small, clearly visible ledge. The relay is visible in the last few meters. Relay with 3-point chain. 4th rappel: Rappels of about 40 meters. Past the first pool to the exit of the next waterfall. Chain relay with handrail. 5th rappel: Approx. 35 m. Walk from the base of the large waterfall and descend the riverbed. The relay of C23 has been redone. Relay on chained spits 2 m above the old relay. The last abseil is a C45 which allows you to reach the pool at the foot of the waterfall with regular crowds. Some old resting places have been preserved and restored. They serve as storage relays for group abseils. There is a handrail to reach the new stainless steel relays for rappels. However, the new equipment does not change the fact that very good experience is required for such combinations! There are two possible escape routes through this canyon, which are very easy to find as the paths meet the watercourse there! However, this canyon is very long and once you have started the different parts, there is no escape for the first 2 to 3 hours and for the last at least 3 to 4 hours! This canyon can only be tackled with little water, otherwise the sequences are deadly. A light wind is enough to move the water jet 20 m sideways at the last chain! Excellent control of the large verticals is required. Plan to retrofit, as the ice puts the anchors to the test in winter. For your information, the LPO (Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux) informs us of the presence of a pair of eagle owls (for 15 years). Seen from the parking lot, the nesting sites are located on the ledges on the right side of the waterfall. Its nesting season, during which it needs absolute peace and quiet, lasts from December to the exit of June (rather outside the optimal time for canyoning - which is a good thing). Given the distance between the rappelling routes and its nesting sites, cohabitation with canyoneers is not a problem for it. This species is fragile, there are only about 20 pairs left in Haute Savoie and only about 1000 in France.

Arpenaz: Canyon End
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpenaz Partie inf seulement. Superbe verticale, au soleil avec arc en ciel... Relais nickels. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
2025-05-14: Climbed in two days with bivouac. Anchors are (mostly in the upper part) in an old condition but mostly trustworthy. The last multipitch is secured with very good anchors. An anchor for a rope travers...
Return: After a few seconds in a field, you will reach the parking lot on the left bank. You will find some spectators picnicking below the waterfall in summer!

Arpenaz: Parking at Exit
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpenaz Partie inf seulement. Superbe verticale, au soleil avec arc en ciel... Relais nickels. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyo...
2025-05-14: Climbed in two days with bivouac. Anchors are (mostly in the upper part) in an old condition but mostly trustworthy. The last multipitch is secured with very good anchors. An anchor for a rope travers...
Access: If you are coming from the Bonneville side of the A40 white highway, take the Cluses exit and then the N205 towards Sallanches. Drive past Magland and turn off in Oëx on a small road towards Luzier. You pass a first watercourse: Le Nant de la Rippaz, and 2-3 km later you cross the Torrent d'Arpenaz. 250 m after this bridge, you will find a path on the left that leads to the parking lot. Note that there is a dirt road that is closed for part of the year (generally open from September) and can only be accessed with an off-road vehicle. It is the slope that leads up to the Verran hut by continuing the slope of the intermediate access from Crève Coeur.
Return: After a few seconds in a field, you will reach the parking lot on the left bank. You will find some spectators picnicking below the waterfall in summer!

Arpenaz: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Seconde entrée
Approach: Follow the path that leads to the Veréran hut. You enter the canyon 500m before the hut, when the path crosses the torrent. Caution: follow the direction of the hut to the exit. Branches cross the torrent several times before entering the canyon.
Tour: The first part is long, with fewer large waterfalls. However, there is a 120 m long waterfall and a 90 m long one. The rest of the trail is largely hidden by trees. This part has beautiful, deep parts and is less busy. The second part consists mainly of the impressive succession of more than 250 m of vertical drops, with the main waterfall being a C200 with three relays. On September 6, 2023, the large waterfall of Arpenaz was re-equipped by SDIS 74 in close collaboration with CDPC 74, which provided the material for the re-equipment. The aim was to clean the obsolete equipment and refit the relays with chain-shaped stainless steel pin seals. So the topographic view is as follows: In the pool at the exit of the big waterfall: a fixed handrail is placed on the right bank to get to the relay for the first rappel. Be sure to make an abseilable handrail on the left bank on two sealed pins and use the fixed handrail to get to the first abseil relay. There is a sealed clipable pin in the middle to attach your abseilable handrail and make it easier to overcome this difficulty. 1st rappel: Relay Full Throttle (Mood!!!). Two pedals are set up to help with the rappel. Then 48 m rappel with spider web. For the tall ones, there is the option of touching the wall with the tip of your foot to swing and reach the next station. The others can easily swing or help themselves with a stick. 2nd rappel: 45 m rappel in the axis to reach the next rappel, which is on a ledge (obvious to find). 3rd rappel: Make sure this abseil is new and changes the information of all TOPOS. Rappel for 55 meters, pulling slightly to the right as you rappel. You will pass the old relay (we have left a dot to show you the way). Continue down for about 5 to 8 meters to come across a small, clearly visible ledge. The relay is visible in the last few meters. Relay with 3-point chain. 4th rappel: Rappels of about 40 meters. Past the first pool to the exit of the next waterfall. Chain relay with handrail. 5th rappel: Approx. 35 m. Walk from the base of the large waterfall and descend the riverbed. The relay of C23 has been redone. Relay on chained spits 2 m above the old relay. The last abseil is a C45 which allows you to reach the pool at the foot of the waterfall with regular crowds. Some old resting places have been preserved and restored. They serve as storage relays for group abseils. There is a handrail to reach the new stainless steel relays for rappels. However, the new equipment does not change the fact that very good experience is required for such combinations! There are two possible escape routes through this canyon, which are very easy to find as the paths meet the watercourse there! However, this canyon is very long and once you have started the different parts, there is no escape for the first 2 to 3 hours and for the last at least 3 to 4 hours! This canyon can only be tackled with little water, otherwise the sequences are deadly. A light wind is enough to move the water jet 20 m sideways at the last chain! Excellent control of the large verticals is required. Plan to retrofit, as the ice puts the anchors to the test in winter. For your information, the LPO (Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux) informs us of the presence of a pair of eagle owls (for 15 years). Seen from the parking lot, the nesting sites are located on the ledges on the right side of the waterfall. Its nesting season, during which it needs absolute peace and quiet, lasts from December to the exit of June (rather outside the optimal time for canyoning - which is a good thing). Given the distance between the rappelling routes and its nesting sites, cohabitation with canyoneers is not a problem for it. This species is fragile, there are only about 20 pairs left in Haute Savoie and only about 1000 in France.

Arribère: Canyon Start
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche, que la partie inf. attention gros tronc bloqué dans un des rappels (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche (Quelle:
Approach: From Viey we leave by the road that goes up to Lias at the end of the village (be careful with the landslides). Arriving at the stream of l'Arribere we can start here or by a small path in the undergrowth we can climb the orographic right above the waterfall to make the first two rappels.
Tour: Nice and steep descent. Quite vertical

Arribère: Canyon End
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche, que la partie inf. attention gros tronc bloqué dans un des rappels (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche (Quelle:
Return: When we reach the bridge, we leave the bridge and go left on the road to the "déchetterie". If we only have one car, from the "déchetterie" there is a road that goes up to Viey.

Arribère: Parking at Entry
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche, que la partie inf. attention gros tronc bloqué dans un des rappels (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arribère Fait en combi étanche (Quelle:
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Luz St Sauveur. A Luz turn towards Barèges on the D918 and shortly after Viella, we will have a detour to the left to the "déchetterie" there we will leave the car back. We will continue on the D918 and soon we have the detour to Viey. We go up and park the access car.
Return: When we reach the bridge, we leave the bridge and go left on the road to the "déchetterie". If we only have one car, from the "déchetterie" there is a road that goes up to Viey.

Arribère: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Luz St Sauveur. A Luz turn towards Barèges on the D918 and shortly after Viella, we will have a detour to the left to the "déchetterie" there we will leave the car back. We will continue on the D918 and soon we have the detour to Viey. We go up and park the access car.
Return: When we reach the bridge, we leave the bridge and go left on the road to the "déchetterie". If we only have one car, from the "déchetterie" there is a road that goes up to Viey.

Arrondine: Canyon Start

Arrondine: Unknown Parking

Ars: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ars Le siphon en bas de la 8m ne siphonnait pas du tout ! Beaucoup de gros frottements à gérer, debrayable du bas indispensable (Quelle: https...
Approach: Access to Cascade d'Ars and Pas d'Enfer Same as Pas d'Enfer, by the marked path of the Cascade d'Ars. After passing the waterfall and before reaching the bridge we will see the access on our right.
Tour: Frantic, in 200m we descend another 200m. There are 3 rappels chained to descend 110m. For lovers of strong emotions.

Ars: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ars Le siphon en bas de la 8m ne siphonnait pas du tout ! Beaucoup de gros frottements à gérer, debrayable du bas indispensable (Quelle: https...
Return: Exit to the right after the last waterfall. We will go to the access road.

Articol: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Hyper beau canyon ! La première partie est moins intéressante mais l'enchaînement des cascades finales vaut le coup. Entièrement tout...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Un seul embâcle vraiment dangereux rencontré,Le reste du canyon n'est pas très encombré.Joli canyon, le paradis du monopoint, un enfer...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol DC-, ça glisse. (Quelle:

Articol: Canyon End
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Hyper beau canyon ! La première partie est moins intéressante mais l'enchaînement des cascades finales vaut le coup. Entièrement tout...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Un seul embâcle vraiment dangereux rencontré,Le reste du canyon n'est pas très encombré.Joli canyon, le paradis du monopoint, un enfer...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol DC-, ça glisse. (Quelle:

Articol: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Hyper beau canyon ! La première partie est moins intéressante mais l'enchaînement des cascades finales vaut le coup. Entièrement tout...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol Un seul embâcle vraiment dangereux rencontré,Le reste du canyon n'est pas très encombré.Joli canyon, le paradis du monopoint, un enfer...
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Articol DC-, ça glisse. (Quelle:

Artoli (amont): Canyon Start

Artoli (amont): Canyon End

Artoli (amont): Parking at Entry

Artoli (amont): Parking at Exit

Arzenc dApcher: Canyon Start

Aspre: Canyon Start

Aspre: Canyon End

Aspre: Parking at Entry

Aspre: Unknown
Comment: Echappatoire

Asse de Blieux: Canyon Start

Asse de Blieux: Canyon End

Asse de Blieux: Unknown Parking

Asse de Blieux: Unknown
Comment: sentier d\'accés et de retour

Asse de Blieux: Unknown1
Comment: Remontée de retour

Assouts: Canyon Start

Assouts: Unknown Parking

Astazou-Barrade: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the road to the cirque and soon we turn left towards the Refuge de Espuguettes. Passing through Pailla we will see the path of Rochers Blancs we take it and follow this path to the foot of the small Astazou. We continue south towards the bottom of the cirque to find a large block from which the descent begins.
Tour: Very vertical descent with 14 rappels between 25 and 45 meters. Provide equipment for re-equipping or for naturalists.

Astazou-Barrade: Canyon End
Return: On the same way up

Aubrié: Canyon Start

Aubrié: Canyon End

Aubrié: Unknown Parking

Auche: Canyon Start

Auche: Unknown Parking

Aune: Canyon Start

Aune: Canyon End

Auriac: Canyon Start

Auriac: Canyon End

Auriac: Unknown Parking

Auriac: Canyon Start1

Auriac: Canyon End1

Auriac: Unknown Parking1

Aurillane: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aurillane Descente super agréable dans ces conditions ! Parfaitement équipé pour descendre par gros débit ( équipement très récent) (Quelle: h...

Aurillane: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aurillane Descente super agréable dans ces conditions ! Parfaitement équipé pour descendre par gros débit ( équipement très récent) (Quelle: h...

Aurillane: Parking at Entry
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aurillane Descente super agréable dans ces conditions ! Parfaitement équipé pour descendre par gros débit ( équipement très récent) (Quelle: h...

Aurillane: Parking at Exit

Autoire: Canyon Start

Autoire: Unknown Parking

Auvare: Canyon Start

Auvare: Canyon End

Auzon: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Auzon DC - (Quelle:

Auzon: Canyon End
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Auzon DC - (Quelle:

Auzon: Parking at Entry
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Auzon DC - (Quelle:

Auzon: Parking at Exit

Canyon de l'Enfer (Valloire): Canyon Start

Canyon de l'Enfer (Valloire): Unknown Parking

Aytua: Canyon Start
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aytua Quasi pas équipé , pas bon pour l’initiation car ça glisse énormément mais mignon (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...

Aytua: Canyon End
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aytua Quasi pas équipé , pas bon pour l’initiation car ça glisse énormément mais mignon (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...

Aytua: Unknown Parking
2026-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Aytua Quasi pas équipé , pas bon pour l’initiation car ça glisse énormément mais mignon (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...

Azeri: Canyon Start

Azeri: Unknown Parking

Bachelier: Canyon Start

Bachelier: Parking at Entry

Bachelier: Parking at Exit

Bachelier: Unknown
Comment: Départ marche d\'approche

Bachibérou: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb towards the hut of Bachiberou and after passing the pass we go to the hut of Marvarissa. From here we follow the creek towards the ruisseau de Bachiberou, soon we start to climb up the slopes.
Tour: Vertical and vertiginous descent. Very abundant in spring (generally too much).

Bacon: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and walk down into the field. Turn right, cross a small stream and walk along the right bank of the Argens to the 8 m high waterfall.
Tour: Some jumps are possible at this beautiful spot. C8 (jump possible), D1, Pi3, C4 (jump possible). You can also go to the "Saut du Tombereau", a C2 and C4 about ten kilometers upstream (0.3/4). See map IGN 3344OT St Maximin la Sainte Baume. Avoid staying on the right bank as this is probably private. Thank you very much.

Bacon: Canyon End
Return: Take the same route as on the outward journey.

Bacon: Unknown Parking
Access: From the village of Brue Auriac, take the D560 in the direction of Barjols. At the junction with the small road from Bras, signs "Barjols 6 km", continue for 400 m and park on the left at the side of the road (parking for one car).
Return: Take the same route as on the outward journey.

Bairols: Canyon Start

Bairols: Canyon End

Bairols: Parking at Entry

Bairols: Parking at Exit

Baisse de Vachière: Canyon Start

Baisse de Vachière: Canyon End

Baisse de Vachière: Unknown Parking

Balma Negra: Canyon Start

Balma Negra: Canyon End

Balma Negra: Parking at Entry

Balmes: Canyon Start

Balmes: Canyon End

Balmes: Unknown Parking

Baou: Canyon Start
Tour: A succession of small waterfalls and canyons. Quite a lot to walk. This canyon is somewhere between a water hike and canyoning. The biggest difficulty is the 15-metre high waterfall, otherwise the rest of the canyon can be negotiated without ropes. All difficulties can be avoided.

Baou: Canyon End
Return: Possibility to return via a walk of about two hours instead of taking the shuttle bus. At the exit of the canyon, take the right branch of the Baou (which is interrupted by a lock) and then a path on the right that leads to the D123 and follow the road to the car. (not very easy).

Baou: Parking at Entry
Access: From La Palud sur Verdon, take the D123 to the junction just before it and then continue straight on to the Ponsonnet bridge over the Baou (IGN altitude 922 m). To use the shuttle, park your car at the bridge on the D952, which crosses the Baou where the canyon exits.
Return: Possibility to return via a walk of about two hours instead of taking the shuttle bus. At the exit of the canyon, take the right branch of the Baou (which is interrupted by a lock) and then a path on the right that leads to the D123 and follow the road to the car. (not very easy).

Baou: Parking at Exit
Access: From La Palud sur Verdon, take the D123 to the junction just before it and then continue straight on to the Ponsonnet bridge over the Baou (IGN altitude 922 m). To use the shuttle, park your car at the bridge on the D952, which crosses the Baou where the canyon exits.
Return: Possibility to return via a walk of about two hours instead of taking the shuttle bus. At the exit of the canyon, take the right branch of the Baou (which is interrupted by a lock) and then a path on the right that leads to the D123 and follow the road to the car. (not very easy).

Baoubouillier: Canyon Start
2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baoubouillier De la boue liquéfiée entre les 2 premiers rappels qui a été apportées par les 2 épisodes pluvieux de l’automne. Accès facile ave...
2025-11-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baoubouillier Complètement sec. Le départ peut être un peu compliqué à trouver (le topo du Lion aide beaucoup) et rentrer par la branche de ga...

Baoubouillier: Parking at Exit
2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baoubouillier De la boue liquéfiée entre les 2 premiers rappels qui a été apportées par les 2 épisodes pluvieux de l’automne. Accès facile ave...
2025-11-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baoubouillier Complètement sec. Le départ peut être un peu compliqué à trouver (le topo du Lion aide beaucoup) et rentrer par la branche de ga...

Baousse del Biel: Canyon Start

Baousse del Biel: Unknown Parking
Comment: hameau de la Bourgarie

Barbannaz: Canyon Start

Bargidon: Canyon Start
2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bargidon Quelques equipements béton mais aussi des bouts de sangle à changer ou à placer prévoir machette pour finir de dégager la végétation....

Bargidon: Canyon End
2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bargidon Quelques equipements béton mais aussi des bouts de sangle à changer ou à placer prévoir machette pour finir de dégager la végétation....

Bargidon: Unknown Parking
2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bargidon Quelques equipements béton mais aussi des bouts de sangle à changer ou à placer prévoir machette pour finir de dégager la végétation....

Bargidon: Unknown
Comment: Sente d\'accés au départ du canyon

Barjavel: Canyon Start

Barlatte (amont): Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barlatte (amont) (Quelle:

Barlatte (amont): Unknown Parking
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barlatte (amont) (Quelle:

Barlatte (amont): Unknown
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Barlatte (amont) (Quelle:
Comment: endroit où on quitte la piste pour le chemin qui descend vers la rivière

Barlatte (amont): Unknown1
Comment: début de l\'encaissement

Barlatte (amont): Unknown2
Comment: fin de l\'encaissement

Barlatte (aval): Canyon Start
Comment: départ du canyon

Barlatte (aval): Parking at Entry

Barlatte (aval): Parking at Exit

Barlatte (aval): Unknown
Comment: départ marche d\'approche

Barlatte (aval): Unknown1
Comment: début de l\'encaissement

Barlatte (aval): Unknown2
Comment: fin de l\'encaissement

Basse Vachière: Canyon Start

Basse Vachière: Unknown Parking

Bataillère: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Pas mal d'eau au départ (pour un canyon sec). Impossible de passer sans se mouiller donc on a contourné les premières cascades en r...
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Quelques nouveaux équipements bien placés. Fais à 3 en 3h30 avec PetoCasque et mon fiston de 9 ans. Super final ! (Quelle: https://...
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère (Quelle:

Bataillère: Canyon End
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Pas mal d'eau au départ (pour un canyon sec). Impossible de passer sans se mouiller donc on a contourné les premières cascades en r...
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Quelques nouveaux équipements bien placés. Fais à 3 en 3h30 avec PetoCasque et mon fiston de 9 ans. Super final ! (Quelle: https://...
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère (Quelle:

Bataillère: Parking at Entry
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Pas mal d'eau au départ (pour un canyon sec). Impossible de passer sans se mouiller donc on a contourné les premières cascades en r...
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère Quelques nouveaux équipements bien placés. Fais à 3 en 3h30 avec PetoCasque et mon fiston de 9 ans. Super final ! (Quelle: https://...
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bataillère (Quelle:

Baton: Canyon Start

Baton: Canyon End

Baton: Parking at Entry

Baton: Parking at Exit

Baton: Unknown
Comment: Chalet E.D.F. ( alti 1322m.) pendant la marche d\'approche.

Bau: Canyon Start

Bau: Canyon End

Bau: Parking at Entry

Bau: Parking at Exit

Bau de Mars: Canyon Start
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Très bel enchaînement de cascades dans la partie amont. 1h de marche pour 3 bonnes heures de canyon et 10 mn de retour. À refaire!...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Tout est ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars RAS (Quelle:

Bau de Mars: Canyon End
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Très bel enchaînement de cascades dans la partie amont. 1h de marche pour 3 bonnes heures de canyon et 10 mn de retour. À refaire!...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Tout est ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars RAS (Quelle:

Bau de Mars: Unknown Parking
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Très bel enchaînement de cascades dans la partie amont. 1h de marche pour 3 bonnes heures de canyon et 10 mn de retour. À refaire!...
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars Tout est ok. (Quelle:
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bau de Mars RAS (Quelle:

Baumette: Canyon Start
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette (Quelle:
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette Canyon parcouru en étanche, 1h de marche d'approche, itinéraire évident (chemin de randonnée rive droite). Équipement très correct. B...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette Belle surprise ! L'enchainement de rappels jusqu'au coup de canon est vraiment top. Les relais sont souvent difficiles d'accès (quelq...

Baumette: Parking at Exit
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette (Quelle:
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette Canyon parcouru en étanche, 1h de marche d'approche, itinéraire évident (chemin de randonnée rive droite). Équipement très correct. B...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Baumette Belle surprise ! L'enchainement de rappels jusqu'au coup de canon est vraiment top. Les relais sont souvent difficiles d'accès (quelq...

Bausset (Amont): Canyon Start

Bausset (Amont): Canyon End

Bausset (Amont): Parking at Entry

Bausset (Amont): Parking at Exit

Bausset (aval): Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bausset (aval) Equipement OKGlissantTrès bonnes conditions pour s'amuser dans l'actif (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...

Bausset (aval): Canyon End
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bausset (aval) Equipement OKGlissantTrès bonnes conditions pour s'amuser dans l'actif (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...

Bausset (aval): Unknown Parking
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bausset (aval) Equipement OKGlissantTrès bonnes conditions pour s'amuser dans l'actif (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...

Bavezon: Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon GD mais tu peux toujours passer hors d'eau si nécessaire, des lignes de partout, idéal pour la formationAmarrages RAS (Quelle: https:/...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon Très bien équipé et jamais obligé de passer dans l' actif. Par contre quand tu décides de passer dans l'eau ça tabasse ! (Quelle: http...

Bavezon: Canyon End
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon GD mais tu peux toujours passer hors d'eau si nécessaire, des lignes de partout, idéal pour la formationAmarrages RAS (Quelle: https:/...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon Très bien équipé et jamais obligé de passer dans l' actif. Par contre quand tu décides de passer dans l'eau ça tabasse ! (Quelle: http...

Bavezon: Parking at Entry
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon GD mais tu peux toujours passer hors d'eau si nécessaire, des lignes de partout, idéal pour la formationAmarrages RAS (Quelle: https:/...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bavezon Très bien équipé et jamais obligé de passer dans l' actif. Par contre quand tu décides de passer dans l'eau ça tabasse ! (Quelle: http...

Bavezon: Parking at Exit

Bayet: Canyon Start

Bayet: Canyon End

Bayet: Parking at Entry

Bayet: Parking at Exit

Beaume: Canyon Start

Beaume: Parking at Exit

Bedejun: Canyon Start

Bedejun: Canyon End

Bedejun: Unknown Parking

Beillon: Canyon Start

Beillon: Canyon End

Belcaire (amont): Canyon Start

Belcaire (amont): Canyon End

Belcaire (amont): Unknown Parking

Belcaire (Aval): Canyon Start

Belcaire (Aval): Canyon End

Belcaire (Aval): Unknown Parking

Belle au Bois: Canyon Start
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Débit correct +++ comme en été, on s'est fait sévèrement arroser... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait avec navette, pas d'approche, canyon descendu a 2 en 1h40, retour en 15/20 minutes Après les pluies de la semaine , débit c...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait à 14 en 1h30, 1DE, 1 moniteur et 3 initiateurs, pose de deux brins a chaque fois. ras dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www....

Belle au Bois: Canyon End
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Débit correct +++ comme en été, on s'est fait sévèrement arroser... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait avec navette, pas d'approche, canyon descendu a 2 en 1h40, retour en 15/20 minutes Après les pluies de la semaine , débit c...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait à 14 en 1h30, 1DE, 1 moniteur et 3 initiateurs, pose de deux brins a chaque fois. ras dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www....
Comment: des que vous voyer une ptite chapelle ces la

Belle au Bois: Parking at Entry
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Débit correct +++ comme en été, on s'est fait sévèrement arroser... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait avec navette, pas d'approche, canyon descendu a 2 en 1h40, retour en 15/20 minutes Après les pluies de la semaine , débit c...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belle au Bois Fait à 14 en 1h30, 1DE, 1 moniteur et 3 initiateurs, pose de deux brins a chaque fois. ras dans le canyon. (Quelle: https://www....
Comment: signale pas une pencarte cayonning a cote du depot

Belle au Bois: Parking at Exit
Comment: premier a droite rte edmond de rotchild pis suiver la route j usque au bout devant les immeuble

Bellon: Canyon Start

Belons: Canyon Start

Bernarde: Canyon Start

Bernède: Canyon Start
Approach: On the road from Saligos to the Croix de Gardette, we will continue until the road approaches the ravine and turns to the right. Here we turn left and go down to the stream.
Tour: In principle, it is forbidden to

Bernède: Canyon End
Return: At the D12 bridge, turn left towards the village.

Besse (Cantal): Canyon Start

Besse (Cantal): Canyon End

Besse (Cantal): Unknown Parking

Besse (Isère): Canyon Start
2024-10-23: The anchors can use some attention.

Besse (Isère): Canyon End
2024-10-23: The anchors can use some attention.

Besse (Isère): Unknown Parking
2024-10-23: The anchors can use some attention.

Bessiat: Canyon Start

Bessiat: Canyon End

Betton: Canyon Start
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Canyon très joli, avec de nombreux équipements pour maniper si on le souhaite, mais assez court. Parcouru seul en 45mn en comptant le r...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Petit canyon parfait pour débuter en autonomie et réviser les manipulations de corde (pas de saut). Les premiers amarrages sont des cor...
Comment: Descente intégrale

Betton: Canyon End
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Canyon très joli, avec de nombreux équipements pour maniper si on le souhaite, mais assez court. Parcouru seul en 45mn en comptant le r...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Petit canyon parfait pour débuter en autonomie et réviser les manipulations de corde (pas de saut). Les premiers amarrages sont des cor...

Betton: Unknown Parking
2025-11-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Canyon très joli, avec de nombreux équipements pour maniper si on le souhaite, mais assez court. Parcouru seul en 45mn en comptant le r...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Betton Petit canyon parfait pour débuter en autonomie et réviser les manipulations de corde (pas de saut). Les premiers amarrages sont des cor...

Beynets: Canyon Start

Beynets: Canyon End

Beynets: Parking at Entry

Beynets: Parking at Exit

Beyrou: Canyon Start
Comment: départ intégrale

Beyrou: Canyon End

Beyrou: Unknown Parking

Beyrou: Unknown
Comment: départ aval

Biaguin: Canyon Start

Biaguin: Canyon End

Blacherette: Canyon Start

Blanche: Canyon Start
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Blanche Équipement ok, quelques points rajoutés. Descente du dernier cassé en rg, La marche de sortie a été encore bien remaniée après le cycl...

Blanche: Canyon End
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Blanche Équipement ok, quelques points rajoutés. Descente du dernier cassé en rg, La marche de sortie a été encore bien remaniée après le cycl...
Comment: arrivée dernier rappel

Blanche: Parking at Entry
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Blanche Équipement ok, quelques points rajoutés. Descente du dernier cassé en rg, La marche de sortie a été encore bien remaniée après le cycl...

Blanche: Parking at Exit

Blanche de Laverq: Canyon Start

Blanche de Laverq: Unknown Parking

Boisses: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Enchaînement final de cascades très sympa avec ce débit ! (Quelle:
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Bon débit pour ce torrent. La nature a sculpté des belles vasques mais fragiles. Equipement OK. Pour les cascades finales , ll y a un...

Boisses: Canyon End
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Enchaînement final de cascades très sympa avec ce débit ! (Quelle:
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Bon débit pour ce torrent. La nature a sculpté des belles vasques mais fragiles. Equipement OK. Pour les cascades finales , ll y a un...

Boisses: Parking at Entry
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Enchaînement final de cascades très sympa avec ce débit ! (Quelle:
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boisses Bon débit pour ce torrent. La nature a sculpté des belles vasques mais fragiles. Equipement OK. Pour les cascades finales , ll y a un...

Boisses: Parking at Exit

Bolega: Canyon Start

Bolega: Canyon End

Bolega: Unknown

Bonanuech: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech On a pas réussi à rappeler la corde sur le plus grand rappel, ce qui nous a permis de le refaire le lendemain.....On avait pas utili...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech PFE au début puis DC à la fin (sans avoir vu de réels affluents, mystère). Fait à 7 en 5h30 depuis la cote 1190. Le début est un peu...
Comment: Petit pont de bois

Bonanuech: Canyon End
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech On a pas réussi à rappeler la corde sur le plus grand rappel, ce qui nous a permis de le refaire le lendemain.....On avait pas utili...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech PFE au début puis DC à la fin (sans avoir vu de réels affluents, mystère). Fait à 7 en 5h30 depuis la cote 1190. Le début est un peu...

Bonanuech: Unknown Parking
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech On a pas réussi à rappeler la corde sur le plus grand rappel, ce qui nous a permis de le refaire le lendemain.....On avait pas utili...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonanuech PFE au début puis DC à la fin (sans avoir vu de réels affluents, mystère). Fait à 7 en 5h30 depuis la cote 1190. Le début est un peu...
Comment: Petit morceau d\'ancienne route

Bonanuech: Unknown
Comment: Chemin d\'accès raide, mais sans navette !

Bouchouse: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ré-Urgence (Quelle:

Boudène: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boudène (Quelle:

Boudène: Unknown Parking
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Boudène (Quelle:

Bouirades: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Belles conditions pour ma première fois dans ce canyon sans navette c’est le moment d’y aller la Néoprène intégrale aurait été bien...
2025-11-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades (Quelle:
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Marche d’approche avec de beaux points de vu mer.A la fin au niveau de l’aire de retournement il y avait une sente à gauche qu’on a...

Bouirades: Canyon End
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Belles conditions pour ma première fois dans ce canyon sans navette c’est le moment d’y aller la Néoprène intégrale aurait été bien...
2025-11-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades (Quelle:
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Marche d’approche avec de beaux points de vu mer.A la fin au niveau de l’aire de retournement il y avait une sente à gauche qu’on a...

Bouirades: Parking at Entry
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Belles conditions pour ma première fois dans ce canyon sans navette c’est le moment d’y aller la Néoprène intégrale aurait été bien...
2025-11-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades (Quelle:
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouirades Marche d’approche avec de beaux points de vu mer.A la fin au niveau de l’aire de retournement il y avait une sente à gauche qu’on a...
Comment: parking amont optionnel (voir explications dans la fiche)

Bouirades: Unknown Parking

Bouléria: Canyon Start

Bouléria: Canyon End

Bouléria: Parking at Entry

Bouléria: Parking at Exit

Boules - Chanolette: Canyon Start

Boules - Chanolette: Canyon End

Boules - Chanolette: Unknown Parking

Boulin: Canyon Start

Boulin: Canyon End

Boulin: Parking at Exit

Boulou: Canyon Start

Boulou: Canyon End

Bourget: Canyon Start

Bourget: Canyon End

Bourget: Unknown Parking

Boussaz (amont): Canyon Start

Boussaz (amont): Canyon End

Boussaz (amont): Unknown Parking

Boussièra: Canyon Start

Boussièra: Canyon End

Boussoule: Canyon Start

Boussoule: Canyon End

Boussoule: Unknown Parking

Bout du monde: Canyon Start

Bramafam: Canyon Start

Bramafam: Canyon End

Bras de Jeanne: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC+Perdu mousqueton CT orange, si jamais vous le trouvez... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC -L'eau se perd a quelques endroits mais reste claire, il faudra attendre le prochain épisode pluvieux...Équipement...

Bras de Jeanne: Canyon End
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC+Perdu mousqueton CT orange, si jamais vous le trouvez... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC -L'eau se perd a quelques endroits mais reste claire, il faudra attendre le prochain épisode pluvieux...Équipement...

Bras de Jeanne: Parking at Entry
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC+Perdu mousqueton CT orange, si jamais vous le trouvez... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras de Jeanne supérieur DC -L'eau se perd a quelques endroits mais reste claire, il faudra attendre le prochain épisode pluvieux...Équipement...

Bras de Jeanne: Parking at Exit

Bras de lAileron: Canyon Start

Bras de lAileron: Canyon End
Comment: Fin de la partie canyon (position approximative)

Bras de lAileron: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking de la randonnée vers la Pelée

Bras de lAileron: Unknown
Comment: Quitter la trace (juste après les marches creusées dans la roche et avant un poteau en fer) pour suivre une trace main droite en montant

Bras de lAileron: Unknown1
Comment: Ne pas louper l\'affluent RD (cairn) qu\'il faut remonter pour sortir

Bras de lAileron: Unknown2
Comment: Cordes en place, on recoupe la trace qui va à droite en montant (RG de l\'affl) au captage, et à gauche en montant (RD de l\'affl) par l\'échelle de bois à la voiture

Bras de lAileron: Unknown3
Comment: Captage (fin de la première partie habituellement seche et début de la 2e partie toujours en eau

Bras de zayonne médian: Canyon Start

Bras de zayonne médian: Canyon End

Bras de zayonne médian: Unknown Parking

Bras de zayonne médian: Unknown
Comment: Échappatoire RD

Bras de zayonne médian: Unknown1
Comment: Départ sente braco vers Bras Zayonne

Bras Détour: Canyon Start

Bras Détour: Canyon End

Bras Détour: Parking at Entry

Bras Détour: Parking at Exit

Bras Magasin: Canyon Start

Bras Magasin: Canyon End

Bras Magasin: Parking at Entry

Bras Magasin: Parking at Entry1

Bras Magasin: Unknown
Comment: sortie par bras cabot

Bras Mazerin (Trou de fer): Canyon Start
Comment: entrée dans ravine Mazerin (sèche)

Bras Mazerin (Trou de fer): Canyon End
Comment: Ilet Bras de caverne

Bras Mazerin (Trou de fer): Parking at Entry

Bras Mazerin (Trou de fer): Parking at Exit
Comment: fin de marche retour (arrêt de bus "ilet bras de caverne")

Bras Piton: Canyon Start
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Parcouru à 6 en 5 heures.La marche de retour est raide ! Raide ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Fait la partie sup jusqu'à l'echappatoire R6 Sentier de sortie un éboulis franchissable au début DC-Équipement ok (Quelle: https:/...
Comment: le point je l\'ai identifié à partir du barrage de bras piton. à droite du GR pas trés visible du GR point à identifier une grosse canalisation d\'eau sur le GR puis environ 200m petit plateau avec une petite dalle de beton c\'est là à droite.

Bras Piton: Canyon End
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Parcouru à 6 en 5 heures.La marche de retour est raide ! Raide ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Fait la partie sup jusqu'à l'echappatoire R6 Sentier de sortie un éboulis franchissable au début DC-Équipement ok (Quelle: https:/...
Comment: lon=-21.008465, lat=55.613611 Affluent en rive gauche, sortie rive droite au niveau d\'une mini plage de sable/galets.

Bras Piton: Parking at Entry
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Parcouru à 6 en 5 heures.La marche de retour est raide ! Raide ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bras Piton Fait la partie sup jusqu'à l'echappatoire R6 Sentier de sortie un éboulis franchissable au début DC-Équipement ok (Quelle: https:/...

Bras Piton: Parking at Exit

Bras Piton: Unknown
Comment: échappatoire RD

Bras Piton: Unknown1
Comment: Echappatoire RD

Bras Sec: Canyon Start

Bras Sec: Canyon End

Brec: Canyon Start

Brec: Canyon End

Brec: Unknown Parking

Brescany: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Fait uniquement la partie haute, personne d'autre que nous ce jour. Canyon sympa dans un beau cadre, les cascades sont bien équipées...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Enfin un créneau sans orage compatible avec mon agenda, cela faisait longtemps qu'on voulait le faire, ça y est ! (Partie1 du canyon...

Brescany: Canyon End
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Fait uniquement la partie haute, personne d'autre que nous ce jour. Canyon sympa dans un beau cadre, les cascades sont bien équipées...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Enfin un créneau sans orage compatible avec mon agenda, cela faisait longtemps qu'on voulait le faire, ça y est ! (Partie1 du canyon...

Brescany: Parking at Entry
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Fait uniquement la partie haute, personne d'autre que nous ce jour. Canyon sympa dans un beau cadre, les cascades sont bien équipées...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Graffouil Enfin un créneau sans orage compatible avec mon agenda, cela faisait longtemps qu'on voulait le faire, ça y est ! (Partie1 du canyon...

Brescany: Parking at Exit

Brever: Canyon Start

Brever: Canyon End

Brever: Parking at Entry

Brever: Parking at Exit

Brever: Unknown
Comment: Entrée dans Nonorasque

Briançon: Canyon Start

Briançon: Canyon End

Briançon: Parking at Entry

Briançon: Parking at Exit

Bridon: Canyon Start

Bridon: Canyon End

Bridon: Parking at Entry

Bridon: Parking at Exit

Brize: Canyon Start1

Brize: Canyon End1

Bromme: Canyon Start

Bromme: Parking at Entry

Bromme: Parking at Exit

Brudour: Canyon Start

Brunel: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel RAS, joli cadre, equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel Le sentier est facile à trouver. Garez-vous sur la rive droite de la rivière, quelques mètres au-dessus de la route principale.Poursuiv...
2025-09-05: Very beautiful but also very short tour. Entry is easy to find. Water relatively warm. Very nice rock and beautiful (but small) waterfalls.
Tour: 13 Abseilstellen von 6 bis 32 Meter folgen in tollem Gestein flott aufeinander. Keine Sprünge oder Rutschen.

Brunel: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel RAS, joli cadre, equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel Le sentier est facile à trouver. Garez-vous sur la rive droite de la rivière, quelques mètres au-dessus de la route principale.Poursuiv...
2025-09-05: Very beautiful but also very short tour. Entry is easy to find. Water relatively warm. Very nice rock and beautiful (but small) waterfalls.
Return: Der Schlusswasserfall endet direkt am Pfad den man beim Zustieg gefolgt ist. Rechts hinaus und über die Wiese zurück zum Auto

Brunel: Unknown Parking
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel RAS, joli cadre, equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brunel Le sentier est facile à trouver. Garez-vous sur la rive droite de la rivière, quelques mètres au-dessus de la route principale.Poursuiv...
2025-09-05: Very beautiful but also very short tour. Entry is easy to find. Water relatively warm. Very nice rock and beautiful (but small) waterfalls.
Comment: Kleiner Schotterplatz direkt am Bach
Return: Der Schlusswasserfall endet direkt am Pfad den man beim Zustieg gefolgt ist. Rechts hinaus und über die Wiese zurück zum Auto

Buchardet: Canyon Start
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Parcouru en étanche. Belle descente ! 1h d'approche. Équipement très correct même si quelques déviations ne seraient pas de trop !Ps...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Equipement OK. Difficile d'avoir le soleil dans le canyon à cette période de l'année même en y étant à midi. Ca frotte un peu dans l...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Conditions idéales avec ce qu’il faut de débit. Ça frotte bien de partout, nous avons rajouté juste un point pour améliorer le passa...

Buchardet: Canyon End
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Parcouru en étanche. Belle descente ! 1h d'approche. Équipement très correct même si quelques déviations ne seraient pas de trop !Ps...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Equipement OK. Difficile d'avoir le soleil dans le canyon à cette période de l'année même en y étant à midi. Ca frotte un peu dans l...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Conditions idéales avec ce qu’il faut de débit. Ça frotte bien de partout, nous avons rajouté juste un point pour améliorer le passa...

Buchardet: Unknown Parking
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Parcouru en étanche. Belle descente ! 1h d'approche. Équipement très correct même si quelques déviations ne seraient pas de trop !Ps...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Equipement OK. Difficile d'avoir le soleil dans le canyon à cette période de l'année même en y étant à midi. Ca frotte un peu dans l...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Buchardet Conditions idéales avec ce qu’il faut de débit. Ça frotte bien de partout, nous avons rajouté juste un point pour améliorer le passa...

Buissard: Canyon Start
Comment: Au niveau du gué (source potable)

Buissard: Canyon End

Buissard: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking

Burdin: Canyon Start
Comment: Burdin sud

Burenta: Canyon Start

Burenta: Canyon End

Burenta: Unknown Parking

Bussing (Amont): Canyon Start

Bussing (Amont): Canyon End

Bussing (Amont): Unknown Parking

Bussing (Amont): Unknown
Comment: Bergerie du col (2025m.) point de pasage de la marche d\'approche.

Bussing aval: Canyon Start

Cabrielle: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cabrielle (Quelle:

Cabrielle: Canyon End
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cabrielle (Quelle:

Cabrielle: Unknown Parking
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cabrielle (Quelle:

Cabrielle: Unknown
Comment: arrivée de Cabrielle dans le Verdon.

Cadière: Canyon Start

Cadière: Canyon End

Cadière: Unknown Parking

Cagateille: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille seul dans le canyon, niveau d'eau faible. Tjr aussi esthétique malgré le peu d'engagement (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille Approche en 25 minutes , descente en 1h45 a 2 , retour en 5 minutes, azimut sanglier jusqu'au parking Débit plus que correct , pers...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille DC--, enchaîné après Hillette, petit débit en cette saison de sècheresse.. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
Approach: Cagateille and La Hillette access We leave by the path on our left towards the cirque. We go into the forest and after crossing the stream we go down to the right towards the watercourse.
Tour: It begins with a series of cliffs that take us into the most boxed-in area with its rappels. Be informed of the flow rate and that the fixed ropes are installed before entering the area.

Cagateille: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille seul dans le canyon, niveau d'eau faible. Tjr aussi esthétique malgré le peu d'engagement (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille Approche en 25 minutes , descente en 1h45 a 2 , retour en 5 minutes, azimut sanglier jusqu'au parking Débit plus que correct , pers...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille DC--, enchaîné après Hillette, petit débit en cette saison de sècheresse.. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
Return: After the last rappel we go up through the forest to the parking lot.

Cagateille: Unknown Parking
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille seul dans le canyon, niveau d'eau faible. Tjr aussi esthétique malgré le peu d'engagement (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille Approche en 25 minutes , descente en 1h45 a 2 , retour en 5 minutes, azimut sanglier jusqu'au parking Débit plus que correct , pers...
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagateille DC--, enchaîné après Hillette, petit débit en cette saison de sècheresse.. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
Access: We have to go to the Cagateille Cirque parking lot, for this we arrive at Saint Girons and go up the Salat river until we reach Oust and on the D3 we pass through Seix and Moilin Lauga until the detour (on the left) to Ustou on the D8. Pass through Le Trein and turn right on the D38 to St Lizier and continue to Stillom. Cross the river (Cirque de Cagateille) and continue to the end, Cirque de Cagateille parking lot.
Return: After the last rappel we go up through the forest to the parking lot.

Cagnette: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagnette Sec la 1er moitié puis 2ème moitié en petit correct , équipement ok si y’a rien y’a des arbres . Pour le 1errappel on a pris l’arbre...

Cagnette: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagnette Sec la 1er moitié puis 2ème moitié en petit correct , équipement ok si y’a rien y’a des arbres . Pour le 1errappel on a pris l’arbre...

Cagnette: Parking at Entry
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cagnette Sec la 1er moitié puis 2ème moitié en petit correct , équipement ok si y’a rien y’a des arbres . Pour le 1errappel on a pris l’arbre...

Cagnette: Parking at Exit

Camera: Canyon Start

Camera: Canyon End

Camera: Unknown Parking

Campredon: Canyon Start
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon Le cairn pour le départ est bien visible Équipement au top , totalement sec Découverte sympa pour une initiation (Quelle: https://w...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon approche glissante avec le givre.Matériel impec.Belle encaissement mais un peu court.j'ai trouvé une corde sur le chemin du retour,...

Campredon: Canyon End
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon Le cairn pour le départ est bien visible Équipement au top , totalement sec Découverte sympa pour une initiation (Quelle: https://w...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon approche glissante avec le givre.Matériel impec.Belle encaissement mais un peu court.j'ai trouvé une corde sur le chemin du retour,...

Campredon: Unknown Parking
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon Le cairn pour le départ est bien visible Équipement au top , totalement sec Découverte sympa pour une initiation (Quelle: https://w...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Campredon approche glissante avec le givre.Matériel impec.Belle encaissement mais un peu court.j'ai trouvé une corde sur le chemin du retour,...
Comment: Garez-vous au mieux autour de ce point

Campredon: Unknown
Comment: Départ du PR "tracé jaune"

Can Mascarat: Canyon Start
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective,séance manœuvre de corde, un filet d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller fa...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective manœuvre de corde, un peu d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller faire Salt...
Approach: We will leave towards Mas Pagris about 450m and on the right we will have the GR trail, we take it, we pass a couple of streams generally dry and we get to ours.
Tour: Short descent and generally dry except in spring or after rains. A 10m natural rappel welcomes us and soon we reach the 42m waterfall.

Can Mascarat: Canyon End
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective,séance manœuvre de corde, un filet d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller fa...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective manœuvre de corde, un peu d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller faire Salt...
Return: We hit the road

Can Mascarat: Unknown Parking
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective,séance manœuvre de corde, un filet d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller fa...
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Can Mascarat Sortie collective manœuvre de corde, un peu d'eau.
Pénible que la mairie ne reconstruise pas la route, pour aller faire Salt...
Access: On the AP7 we cross Juquera and shortly after (already A9) turn off to Céret on the D115, cross it and continue to Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda. Arriving at the village, we cross it and just at the exit we turn left on the D53 to Mas Pagris. When we arrive at the Montalba or Mas Pagris turnoff, we can park.
Return: We hit the road

Can Mascarat: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier d\'approche depuis la route

Cap Blanc: Canyon Start
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Course majeure de l’île. Comptez 4h à 5h d’approche depuis le cyclone Garance. L’ancienne trace gps est à prendre comme indication d...
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Un point du R10 s'est arraché lors de notre descente. On a laissé une corde reliant R9 au monopoint restant de R10. Équipement vieil...
2025-10-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Tout est dit dans l'observation d'avant, prévoir 1h/1h30 de marche en plus en l'état actuel des choses (Quelle: https://www.descente...
Approach: Depending on your knowledge of the area and your physical condition, the hike can take between two and several hours. Follow the path as far as Ti Cap. The path then crosses the watercourse, which you have to follow on the right bank, and then leads into a dry canyon, which you have to climb up for about 200 m until you reach a large boulder with three white colored spots. Turn right there and follow a path up to the ridge, the viewpoint on Cap Blanc, from where you have an overview of all the difficulties that await you. From the ridge, continue up before descending again. You will pass through a field of sabre-tooth leaves. Then enter the embankment at the foot of a small cliff and meander continuously through the canyon until you reach Bras des Mousses. Continue meandering to find the starting point of Cap Blanc. The destination can be recognized (from my memory) if you climb a little up the tributary to see the source (which is beautiful, by the way).
Tour: The first clues set the tone, and a perfect assessment of the obstacles to be overcome as well as good knowledge and foresight are the key words for this course. After the C56, a very strong counter-current follows on the C34, which keeps you under the waterfall in a small, harmless pool. The team can no longer see you or communicate with you. The leader must anticipate a sack throw to guide you. Of course, don't forget the spit set!!!

Cap Blanc: Canyon End
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Course majeure de l’île. Comptez 4h à 5h d’approche depuis le cyclone Garance. L’ancienne trace gps est à prendre comme indication d...
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Un point du R10 s'est arraché lors de notre descente. On a laissé une corde reliant R9 au monopoint restant de R10. Équipement vieil...
2025-10-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Tout est dit dans l'observation d'avant, prévoir 1h/1h30 de marche en plus en l'état actuel des choses (Quelle: https://www.descente...

Cap Blanc: Unknown Parking
2026-01-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Course majeure de l’île. Comptez 4h à 5h d’approche depuis le cyclone Garance. L’ancienne trace gps est à prendre comme indication d...
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Un point du R10 s'est arraché lors de notre descente. On a laissé une corde reliant R9 au monopoint restant de R10. Équipement vieil...
2025-10-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Blanc Tout est dit dans l'observation d'avant, prévoir 1h/1h30 de marche en plus en l'état actuel des choses (Quelle: https://www.descente...
Access: Drive up the Langevin river as far as Grand Galet. Follow the road to the end, where you will find a passable path that you must follow to the exit, where you can park your vehicles near a concrete cistern.

Cap Blanc: Unknown
Comment: on rejoint Bras des Mousses

Capèche: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track until we see the lake wall at about 1750m above sea level. Here we will turn right to the stream.
Tour: A first part of short and quite open rappels. Most of them we will be able to climb up the sides or descend them in natural. Second part more boxed with an abseil of 15m that leads to the great waterfall of Capeche of 75m.

Capèche: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road, follow it to the car.

Capèche: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to arrive until Aragnouet, for it from Spain by the tunnel of Bielsa and we go down towards St Lary. And from France by the A64 exit Lannemezan to the D929. Once in Aragnouet we will turn off towards the reserve of Neouvielle and go up the road until we see a track on the right (left curve) that goes up to the lake of Oule. Park here.
Return: We will reach the road, follow it to the car.

Capelle: Canyon Start
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Capelle: Canyon End
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Capelle: Unknown Parking
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Capelle: Unknown
Comment: Marche d\'approche

Capelle: Unknown1
Comment: Marche d\'approche

Caramy: Canyon Start

Caramy: Unknown Parking

Caraoucou: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and go up the path that meanders towards the headwaters of the stream. When we pass the waterfalls we get into the creek.
Tour: Nothing more can be added. Two long rappels of 55m and 42m from trees in two beautiful waterfalls.

Caraoucou: Canyon End
Return: On the way up

Caraoucou: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the N20 from Foix to Tarascon-sur-Ariège. We cross it and at the traffic circle we turn right on the D8 to Vicdessos. Almost arriving (1km approx) there is a detour on the right hand side to Arconac and Orus. Park here or 50m to the left there is space.
Return: On the way up

Carré: Canyon Start

Carré: Canyon End

Carré: Parking at Entry

Carré: Parking at Exit

Carré: Unknown
Comment: Barrage

Cartayrade: Canyon Start

Cartayrade: Canyon End

Cartayrade: Unknown Parking

Cassanas: Canyon Start
Comment: estimation du début de la partie "interessante "

Cassanas: Canyon End

Casse Gueule: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casse Gueule La nage apres le r14 n existe plus.Le r21 est en rd juste a l aplomb du r20 (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...
Comment: Départ rappel sur poteau téléphone RG

Casse Gueule: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casse Gueule La nage apres le r14 n existe plus.Le r21 est en rd juste a l aplomb du r20 (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/ca...

Casselouvre: Canyon Start

Casselouvre: Canyon End
Comment: belle vasque avec captage

Casset: Canyon Start
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Casset: Canyon End
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Casset: Unknown Parking
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Cau et Coeur: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cau et Coeur Para acceder a la instalación de la cascada de Cau de 35, hay un cordino con maillon en un árbol a la derecha orográfica para rea...
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Approach: Along the GR we will go up towards the Coume cabin, at 1400m altitude we will find a fork, we go to the right. Soon we find the river
Tour: We started with the beautiful Cau waterfall of 35m, then we arrived at the Coeur waterfall with its 55m, more open but equally aesthetic.

Cau et Coeur: Canyon End
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Return: We can exit through an escape to the left to a trail or further down to the right to the uphill trail.

Cau et Coeur: Unknown Parking
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cau et Coeur Para acceder a la instalación de la cascada de Cau de 35, hay un cordino con maillon en un árbol a la derecha orográfica para rea...
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Access: From the Val d'Aran on the N230, or from France on the N125 and turn off at Chaum on the D125 to Bagneres de Luchon. Also from Bossot by the N141 by the col du Portillon. Location of the Coume, Calahoure and Cau et Coeur ravines Arriving at Saint Mamet take the D125 to SuperBagnères and Valle du Lys. Turn right onto the D46 following the Vallée du Lis and a little further on turn left (Superbagnères on the right) following the Vallée du Lis and the Cascade d'Enfer. We arrive at a parking lot.
Return: We can exit through an escape to the left to a trail or further down to the right to the uphill trail.

Caussiste: Canyon Start
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caussiste Joli débit ce jour (Quelle:
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Approach: The trail that leaves from the wash house along the mountainside, at an altitude of 560m we will turn left towards the stream.
Tour: Not very steep but enough to have 6 nice rappels.

Caussiste: Canyon End
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Return: Trail to the right of the creek that leads to the washhouse.

Caussiste: Unknown Parking
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Caussiste (Quelle:
Access: We will leave Lourdes and head south on the D13 and turn off at Gue. We will park next to the wash house
Return: Trail to the right of the creek that leads to the washhouse.

Cavier: Canyon Start

Cavier: Canyon End

Cély: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back about 50m and a path to the right takes us uphill towards the Cely, leaving aside the waterfall and going uphill until about 1200m closer to the river and we see the access point.
Tour: Entertaining descent that culminates in the great "Cascade du Serpent" of 65m.

Cély: Unknown Parking
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Access: We must go towards the ski resort of Gourette. To do this, if we go through the Portalet, we will continue on the D934 to Laruns. If we go from Pau, we will take the N134 and in Gan the D934. In Laruns we turn to Eaux-Bonnes on the D918 and continue towards Gourette, we pass the Chalet CASPA and 100m ahead there is room on the right to park.
Return: After the waterfall we continue through some forest ledges and exit to the left to the road.

Cély: Unknown
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Comment: Début du chemin permettant l\'approche du canyon

Cérétou: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the bridge there is a path on the orographic left of the river that goes up until it crosses the river at 1350m. Here begins the lower part. We can continue climbing up to almost 1500m where we find the "névé du Cérétou" snowfield for the upper part.
Tour: Two different parts separated by the track. The upper part from the snowfield with multiple projections and 3 rappels, one of them of 42m. The lower part with more rappels and a final part with a very good alpine atmosphere.

Cérétou: Canyon End

Cérétou: Unknown Parking
Access: We must go to Bagnères-de-Bigorre. From here by the D935 we go to Beaudean and here by the D29 to Lesponne, shortly after crossing it we leave behind the parking lot of the magenta waterfall and we find a forest road that enters the forest of Hourc. We follow it until the bridge over the Cérétou.

Cérétou: Unknown
Comment: Départ partie haute

Cernon: Canyon Start

Cernon: Canyon End

Cernon: Parking at Entry

Cernon: Parking at Exit

Chabretière: Canyon Start

Chabretière: Canyon End

Chabretière: Parking Entry and Exit

Chabretière: Waypoint
Comment: retour à la piste

Chabretière: Waypoint1
Comment: Retour à la piste (suivre la direction du second point remarquable)

Chabrières: Canyon Start

Chabrières: Unknown Parking

Chabrières: Waypoint
Comment: Chabrières mündet in Male Vesse amont

Chabrioux: Canyon Start

Chabrioux: Canyon End

Chabrioux: Parking at Entry

Chabrioux: Parking at Exit

Chabrioux: Unknown
Comment: Approche sans navette

Chal: Canyon Start

Chal: Canyon End

Chal: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking en cas de navette

Chal: Parking at Exit
Comment: Départ initial

Chal: Unknown
Comment: Parking intermédiaire (seconde partie ou échappatoire)

Chalanches: Canyon Start

Chalanches: Canyon End

Chalanches: Unknown Parking

Chalanches: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking alternatif (sans vehicule tout terrain)

Chaloupe: Canyon Start

Chaloupe: Canyon End

Chaloupe: Parking at Entry
Comment: Après ce point, le chemin devient privé, il faut impérativement continuer à pied (pendant à peine 5min).

Chaloupe: Parking at Exit

Chalvagne: Canyon Start
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Chalvagne: Parking at Entry
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chalvagne Il y a 4 petits rappels dans le ravin sec Premier RD sur l’arbre avec MC RG pour y accéder et les autres il y a deux bon points à ch...

Chalvagne: Parking at Exit
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chalvagne Il y a 4 petits rappels dans le ravin sec Premier RD sur l’arbre avec MC RG pour y accéder et les autres il y a deux bon points à ch...

Chamoussillon (aval): Canyon Start

Champ dAuribelle (est): Canyon Start

Champ dAuribelle (est): Unknown Parking

Champa: Canyon Start

Champa: Canyon End

Champa: Parking at Entry

Champa: Parking at Exit

Champs Gras: Canyon Start
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Bien exposé en début d'après-midi, le soleil entre dans la faille... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-deb...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Chemin d’approche un peu galère une fois passé l’arrivée du canyon mais on le retrouve bien après le contour de la falaise jusqu’à...

Champs Gras: Canyon End
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Bien exposé en début d'après-midi, le soleil entre dans la faille... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-deb...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Chemin d’approche un peu galère une fois passé l’arrivée du canyon mais on le retrouve bien après le contour de la falaise jusqu’à...

Champs Gras: Unknown Parking
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Bien exposé en début d'après-midi, le soleil entre dans la faille... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-deb...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champs Gras Chemin d’approche un peu galère une fois passé l’arrivée du canyon mais on le retrouve bien après le contour de la falaise jusqu’à...

Charminelle: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée intermédiaire (début de l\'encaissement)

Charminelle: Canyon End

Charminelle: Unknown Parking

Charminelle: Unknown
Comment: Abri forestière de la Roize

Chasau: Canyon Start
2025-11-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasau Encore une mission dans Chasau ! Partie amont en petit débit correct très agréable mais partie aval sèche quelques dizaines de mètres s...
Comment: Départ de la partie en amont du pont

Chasau: Parking at Entry
2025-11-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasau Encore une mission dans Chasau ! Partie amont en petit débit correct très agréable mais partie aval sèche quelques dizaines de mètres s...

Chasau: Parking at Exit
2025-11-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasau Encore une mission dans Chasau ! Partie amont en petit débit correct très agréable mais partie aval sèche quelques dizaines de mètres s...

Chasau: Unknown
Comment: La grande verticale

Chasseurs: Canyon Start
2026-01-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chasseurs filet d'eau à la sortie, givrévoir vidéohttps://youtu.be/m8f4yLK7DaM?si=GBNwkYM2qr0ad8xS (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...

Chasseurs: Canyon End
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Chasseurs: Parking at Entry
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Chasseurs: Parking at Exit

Chasseurs: Unknown
Comment: Baisse, départ de la sente à flanc.

Chastelas: Canyon Start

Chastelas: Canyon End

Chastelas: Unknown Parking

Chastellas: Canyon Start

Chastellas: Parking at Entry

Chastellas: Parking at Exit

Château: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Château (Quelle:
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Château: Canyon End
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Château (Quelle:
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Château: Unknown Parking
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Château (Quelle:
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Château: Unknown
Comment: Chateau aval, échappatoire possible en R.G. par le ravin de PARE

Chaucisse: Canyon Start

Chaucisse: Canyon Start1
Comment: possibilite de descendre ici pour rejoindre le nant de chaucisse

Chaucisse: Canyon End
Comment: descendre j usqu a arrive vers un chemin sur la droite ou possibilite de descendres la derniere cascade courant devier pour alimenter un moulin

Chaucisse: Parking at Entry

Chaucisse: Parking at Entry1
Comment: 2eme depart du nant de chaucisse

Chaucisse: Parking at Exit
Comment: descendre au plan d eau de flumet ce garer sur le parking

Chaudanne: Canyon Start
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Comment: Pont de départ

Chaudanne: Canyon End
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Chaudanne: Parking at Entry
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Chaudanne: Parking at Exit

Chaudières: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked path "Les Chaudières". Access to the upper cauldrons; start 50 m from the viewpoint.
Tour: A series of small waterfalls and ledges that are well suited for beginners. C2,R1, C4, slide possible or S4 from the viewpoint (but not recommended, narrow pool and often branches, especially plumb the pool well) , C2,C2 and R1. Fixed ropes in the RG to C4 to repeat the first part. A very short canyon for beginners, fully equipped with RD (plaques, pins and chains...) and allowing short rappelling routes. Canyon for the introduction of children... or a walk in the late afternoon when you hang out after Morteau...

Chaudun: Canyon Start

Chaudun: Canyon End

Chaudun: Unknown Parking

Chaulière: Canyon Start

Chaulière: Canyon End

Chaulière: Unknown Parking

Chaulière: Waypoint
Comment: Retour au parking

Chaux: Canyon Start

Chaux: Canyon End

Chaux: Unknown Parking

Chavardès: Canyon Start

Chedde: Canyon Start

Chedde: Parking Entry and Exit

Chedde: Canyon End

Chevaline: Canyon Start

Chevaline: Canyon End
Comment: arrivée et depart de la remontée

Chevaline: Unknown Parking

Chevaline: Unknown
Comment: une p\'tite mousse apres la remontée ???

Chevelure de la Madeleine: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chevelure de la Madeleine (Quelle:
Approach: We go back about 100m to cross the bridge and take the GR that goes up the valley of the Ruisseau d'Esquierry. We follow it until it crosses the stream at about 1650m and here we enter the water.
Tour: Nice descent that starts with a few small rappels and very open to get higher and higher until the impressive waterfall of Chevelure de la Madeleine.

Chevelure de la Madeleine: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel we exit to the left and soon we cross the river towards the parking lot.

Chevelure de la Madeleine: Unknown Parking
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chevelure de la Madeleine (Quelle:
Access: We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. At the exit of Bagnères de Luchon north we must turn left on the D618 towards Arreau and Peyresourde. Arriving at Cazeaux turn left on the D76 towards the commune of Oô. Cross the village and continue towards Granges d'Astau and Lac d'Oô. At the end of the road there is a parking lot.
Return: After the last rappel we exit to the left and soon we cross the river towards the parking lot.

Chiki: Canyon Start

Chiki: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec la ravine Fifi

Chiki: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking des burons d\'Eylac

Chorolant: Canyon Start

Chorolant: Parking at Entry

Chorolant: Parking at Exit

Chorolant: Unknown
Comment: Début de la troisième partie

Ciambairo: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciambairo We started at 550 meters above sea level. The trail up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. Then we followed the left path, where...
2025-10-09: We started at 550m above sea level. The path up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. We then followed the path on the left, where you have to turn left again at 680m above sea level. From there, we...
Approach: Folgen Sie der Straße (Route de la Condamine) 750 m weiter und nehmen Sie den Fernwanderweg GR, der zur Kapelle St. Bernard hinaufführt. Dann entweder: - Steigen Sie etwa 1 Stunde lang hinauf. Auf einer Höhe von 650 m, nach einer Haarnadelkurve, wo Sie das Tal im Rücken haben, führt ein nicht sehr gut sichtbarer Pfad direkt über ein Geröllfeld. Vom Tal aus, sobald Sie die Vegetation erreichen, wird der Pfad besser sichtbar. Von dort aus steigen Sie so gut wie möglich zum Tal hinab. - Erreichen Sie die Kapelle und den Col St. Bernard. Biegen Sie links (nach Norden) ab und nehmen Sie den Weg links, der hinunterführt. Sie kommen sehr schnell an einer bewaldeten Schlucht vorbei. Gehen Sie etwa 250 m weiter, bis Sie einen Bergrücken erreichen (Höhe: 681 m). Nehmen Sie einen Nebenweg links (gelbe Markierung), der leicht diagonal zur oben genannten Schlucht zurückführt. Der Aufstieg beginnt auf einer Höhe von 500 m am Zusammenfluss dieser Schlucht und des Ciambairo-Baches.
Tour: Die ersten beiden Hindernisse werden übersprungen (mit den üblichen Vorsichtsmaßnahmen). Ein Abseilpunkt (C7) führt in das Becken oberhalb von C70. Guter Standplatz (Ende 2012 verbessert) am rechten Ufer. Schönes Zielbecken, dann C20, C5, C7. Der große Wasserfall hat eine Fallhöhe von 5 m und eine Stufe von 66 m.

Ciambairo: Canyon End
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciambairo We started at 550 meters above sea level. The trail up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. Then we followed the left path, where...
2025-10-09: We started at 550m above sea level. The path up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. We then followed the path on the left, where you have to turn left again at 680m above sea level. From there, we...
Return: Deutlicher Ausgang am linken Ufer auf Höhe der Brücke.

Ciambairo: Unknown Parking
2025-10-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciambairo We started at 550 meters above sea level. The trail up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. Then we followed the left path, where...
2025-10-09: We started at 550m above sea level. The path up to the Col St. Bernard is easy to find. We then followed the path on the left, where you have to turn left again at 680m above sea level. From there, we...
Access: Von der Ausfahrt A8 in Menton fahren Sie in Richtung Sospel. An der Abzweigung nach Castellar biegen Sie rechts ab. Die Ankunft im Tal ist an der zweiten Brücke.
Return: Deutlicher Ausgang am linken Ufer auf Höhe der Brücke.

Cianavelle (amont inférieur): Canyon Start
2023-08-05: Sooooo much walking 7.3km there and 5km back for a mini gorge is not worth it....

Cianavelle (amont inférieur): Canyon End
2023-08-05: Sooooo much walking 7.3km there and 5km back for a mini gorge is not worth it....

Cianavelle (amont inférieur): Unknown Parking
2023-08-05: Sooooo much walking 7.3km there and 5km back for a mini gorge is not worth it....

Cianavelle (aval): Canyon Start

Cianavelle (aval): Parking at Entry

Cianavelle (aval): Parking at Exit

Ciaudans: Canyon Start

Ciaudans: Canyon End

Ciaudans: Parking at Entry

Ciavarlina: Canyon Start
2025-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciavarlina Retour dans la Ciavarlina pour voir la situation suite à tempête Alex.Avant c'était une très jolie bouse, maintenant c'est juste un...

Ciavarlina: Unknown Parking
2025-08-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ciavarlina Retour dans la Ciavarlina pour voir la situation suite à tempête Alex.Avant c'était une très jolie bouse, maintenant c'est juste un...

Cîme du Simon: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ de l\'aval

Cîme du Simon: Canyon End

Cîme du Simon: Unknown Parking

Clai: Canyon Start

Clai: Canyon End

Clapouse: Canyon Start

Clausis-Fournel: Canyon Start

Clausis-Fournel: Canyon End

Clocher: Canyon Start

Clocher: Canyon End

Clocher: Unknown Parking

Cloches: Canyon Start

Cloches: Unknown Parking
Comment: 2 pl maxi attention de ne pas gener les riverains

Clue: Canyon Start
Comment: En haut du cassé

Clue de Chaudon: Canyon Start

Cluots: Canyon Start

Cluots: Parking at Entry

Cluots: Parking at Exit

Cognas: Canyon Start

Cognas: Canyon End

Cognas: Unknown Parking

Cognas: Unknown
Comment: Piste de retour au parking

Coin (inférieur): Canyon Start
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coin (inférieur) Équipement RAS, sortis dès la liaison avec Gobert.Un peu comme Gobert en plus simple. (Fait la veille) (Quelle: https://www.d...

Coin (inférieur): Canyon End
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coin (inférieur) Équipement RAS, sortis dès la liaison avec Gobert.Un peu comme Gobert en plus simple. (Fait la veille) (Quelle: https://www.d...

Coin (inférieur): Unknown Parking
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coin (inférieur) Équipement RAS, sortis dès la liaison avec Gobert.Un peu comme Gobert en plus simple. (Fait la veille) (Quelle: https://www.d...

Colle (amont): Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige.De nombreux obstacles dans ce canyon ne sont pas équipés et nécessitent d'être contour...
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige, canyon tout sec. Dommage que toutes les verticales ne soient pas équipées, mais ça dé...

Colle (amont): Canyon End
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige.De nombreux obstacles dans ce canyon ne sont pas équipés et nécessitent d'être contour...
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige, canyon tout sec. Dommage que toutes les verticales ne soient pas équipées, mais ça dé...

Colle (amont): Parking at Entry
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige.De nombreux obstacles dans ce canyon ne sont pas équipés et nécessitent d'être contour...
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Marche d'approche en partie dans la neige, canyon tout sec. Dommage que toutes les verticales ne soient pas équipées, mais ça dé...

Colle (amont): Parking at Exit

Colle (amont): Unknown

Coloscopie: Canyon Start
Approach: Nehmen Sie den Fernwanderweg GR in Richtung Belouve, verlassen Sie ihn auf Höhe einer Brandschneise, steigen Sie auf den Kamm des Pic des Lianes und gelangen Sie dann zur Ravine Blanche. Durchqueren Sie das Plateau, bis Sie zu einer kleinen Schlucht gelangen, die zum R1 führt.
Tour: Ein Einstieg und eine Rutsche bringen Sie zum Biwak (einem wunderschönen Balkon). Anschließend geht es über eine große schräge Fläche bis zum Eingang der Sperre hinunter, dann führt Sie ein grandioser 88 m langer Abstieg in die Engstelle, die sich 10 Abseilstellen weiter unten im Bett des Höhlenarms öffnet.

Comane: Canyon Start

Comane: Canyon End

Comane: Parking at Entry

Combau: Canyon Start

Combau: Canyon End

Combau: Parking at Entry

Combau: Parking at Exit
Comment: facultatif

Combe: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe (Quelle:

Combe: Canyon Start1
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Très jolie marche d'approche au-dessus d'une mer de nuages... canyon au soleil avec ses belles cascades orangées...court mais sympa (Qu...

Combe: Canyon End
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Très jolie marche d'approche au-dessus d'une mer de nuages... canyon au soleil avec ses belles cascades orangées...court mais sympa (Qu...

Combe: Unknown Parking
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Très jolie marche d'approche au-dessus d'une mer de nuages... canyon au soleil avec ses belles cascades orangées...court mais sympa (Qu...

Combe: Canyon Start2

Combe de Gayard: Canyon Start

Combe de Gayard: Canyon End

Combe de Méollion: Canyon Start
Comment: 1ere cascade équipée

Combe de Méollion: Canyon End

Combe de Méollion: Unknown Parking

Combe Froide: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Erreur de fiche (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Départ à la 2e passerelle à 1850. L'équipement est bon et le canyon est magnifique, presque bucolique. Les ressauts s'enchaine pr...

Combe Froide: Canyon End
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Erreur de fiche (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Départ à la 2e passerelle à 1850. L'équipement est bon et le canyon est magnifique, presque bucolique. Les ressauts s'enchaine pr...

Combe Froide: Unknown Parking
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Erreur de fiche (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide (Quelle:
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Combe Froide Départ à la 2e passerelle à 1850. L'équipement est bon et le canyon est magnifique, presque bucolique. Les ressauts s'enchaine pr...

Condamine: Canyon Start

Condamine: Canyon End

Condamine: Unknown Parking

Condamines: Canyon Start

Condamines: Canyon End
Comment: correspond a l\'arrivée du canyon de BEDEJUN

Condamines: Unknown Parking

Conil: Canyon Start

Conil: Canyon End

Conil: Unknown Parking

Conil: Unknown
Comment: Quitter la piste et descendre à travers le champ vers le ruisseau

Conil: Unknown1
Comment: Réservoir (sur l\'approche)

Conil: Unknown2
Comment: Croix. Prenez à droite!

Conil: Unknown3
Comment: Couper la ravine

Comment: Laisser un chemin sur la gauche

Consciente: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consciente Bien mais l'équipement n'est pas suffisamment situé dans l'actif. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consciente Jolie surprise. De belles cascades. L’eau y est translucide. L’équipement est différent des classique du département. Quelques lunu...

Cornillou: Canyon Start

Cornillou: Canyon End

Cornillou: Parking Entry and Exit

Cornillou: Unknown
Comment: Prise d\'eau

Cornis: Canyon Start

Cornis: Canyon End

Cornis: Unknown Parking

Cot: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Maillet and Cot By the trail that leaves you reach the creek.
Tour: The first part was uneventful and in the second part the great 60m waterfall.

Cot: Parking at Entry
Comment: Le départ se situe à 5 min du parking du cirque de Troumouse
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre. Access Gloriettes and Cot In Gédre we take the road to Troumouse the D922, we leave behind the detour of Gloriettes and in Le Maillet we leave the car of return. We continue uphill and at the last sharp bend that leads to a meadow there is a place on the right to park.
Return: We reach the road. If we have only one car we go uphill and if we have two we go down to Le Maillet.

Cot: Parking at Entry1
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre. Access Gloriettes and Cot In Gédre we take the road to Troumouse the D922, we leave behind the detour of Gloriettes and in Le Maillet we leave the car of return. We continue uphill and at the last sharp bend that leads to a meadow there is a place on the right to park.
Return: We reach the road. If we have only one car we go uphill and if we have two we go down to Le Maillet.

Côte Lancelin: Canyon Start
Comment: départ de la partie basse

Côte Lancelin: Parking at Entry
Comment: partie superieur du canyon

Côte Lancelin: Parking at Exit

Côtes: Canyon Start

Côtes: Canyon End

Cougnets: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el parking cogemos la pista que sale de frente y al cabo de 100m descendemos por un camino hacia el río. Los primeros 50m los podemos encontrar llenos de troncos.
Tour: Destrepes y toboganes para un día muy divertido que termina en dos cascadas separadas por una poza profunda

Cougnets: Unknown Parking
Access: Situación Hoque de Barbaute, Cougnets, Plagnau Long Para llegar a Salau, nos situamos en Saint Girons y remontamos el rio Salat hasta llegar a Oust y por la D3 pasamos por Seix, Moilin Lauga, Couflens y Salau. Cruzamos el pueblo y seguimos hacia las antiguas minas de Anglade. Aparcamos
Return: 200m después del último rápel giramos a la izda por una pequeña represa. Remontamos por el bosque hasta la pista por la que llegamos en el coche.

Cougnets: Unknown Parking1
Access: Situación Hoque de Barbaute, Cougnets, Plagnau Long Para llegar a Salau, nos situamos en Saint Girons y remontamos el rio Salat hasta llegar a Oust y por la D3 pasamos por Seix, Moilin Lauga, Couflens y Salau. Cruzamos el pueblo y seguimos hacia las antiguas minas de Anglade. Aparcamos
Return: 200m después del último rápel giramos a la izda por una pequeña represa. Remontamos por el bosque hasta la pista por la que llegamos en el coche.

Couleau: Canyon Start

Couleau: Canyon End

Coulet large: Canyon Start

Coulet large: Canyon End

Coulet large: Parking at Entry

Coulet large: Parking at Entry1

Coulet large: Parking at Exit

Coulettes: Canyon Start

Coulettes: Canyon End

Coulettes: Unknown Parking

Coulomp: Canyon Start

Coume (supérieur): Canyon Start

Coume (supérieur): Canyon End

Coume (supérieur): Unknown Parking

Coume Longue: Canyon Start

Coume Longue: Canyon End

Coume Longue: Unknown Parking

Coumo Daniel: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumo Daniel Équipement au top , tout s’enchaine bien , gros débit dans Galamus qui oblige un bain complet avec eau bien froide avant de sorti...

Coumo Daniel: Canyon End
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumo Daniel Équipement au top , tout s’enchaine bien , gros débit dans Galamus qui oblige un bain complet avec eau bien froide avant de sorti...

Coumo Daniel: Unknown Parking
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumo Daniel Équipement au top , tout s’enchaine bien , gros débit dans Galamus qui oblige un bain complet avec eau bien froide avant de sorti...

Coumo Daniel: Unknown
Comment: Arrivée du sentier de retour sur la route

Coumo Daniel: Unknown1
Comment: Point de départ du sentier (marches taillées) depuis Galamus

Courchon: Canyon Start

Crève Coeur: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur Fait en intégrale, équipement RAS hormis le rappel intermédiaire de la dernière C65 qui commence à vieillir un peu. (Quelle: https...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- Ras équipement (Quelle:

Crève Coeur: Parking at Entry
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur Fait en intégrale, équipement RAS hormis le rappel intermédiaire de la dernière C65 qui commence à vieillir un peu. (Quelle: https...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- Ras équipement (Quelle:

Crève Coeur: Parking at Exit
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur Fait en intégrale, équipement RAS hormis le rappel intermédiaire de la dernière C65 qui commence à vieillir un peu. (Quelle: https...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crève-Coeur DC- Ras équipement (Quelle:

Crève Coeur: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: échappatoire, fin de la partie 1

Crouzet: Canyon Start
2025-12-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crouzet 4 belles cascades bien sculptées , une superbe lucarne. Retour en 30 min en suivant la sente pointille noir sur ign qui rejoint le che...

Crouzet: Canyon End
2025-12-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crouzet 4 belles cascades bien sculptées , une superbe lucarne. Retour en 30 min en suivant la sente pointille noir sur ign qui rejoint le che...

Crouzet: Parking at Exit
2025-12-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crouzet 4 belles cascades bien sculptées , une superbe lucarne. Retour en 30 min en suivant la sente pointille noir sur ign qui rejoint le che...

Cruou: Canyon Start

Crupillouse: Canyon Start
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crupillouse Belle bambée en terrain montagne ! L’accès se mérite mais l’approche est efficace et directe. P1 : équipement suffisant mais souve...

Crupillouse: Canyon End
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crupillouse Belle bambée en terrain montagne ! L’accès se mérite mais l’approche est efficace et directe. P1 : équipement suffisant mais souve...

Crupillouse: Unknown Parking
2025-09-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crupillouse Belle bambée en terrain montagne ! L’accès se mérite mais l’approche est efficace et directe. P1 : équipement suffisant mais souve...

Cuous: Canyon Start

Cuous: Canyon End

Cuous: Unknown Parking

le Saut du Dard (Jura): Canyon Start

Dard (Savoie): Canyon Start

Dard (Savoie): Canyon End

Cascade du Dard (Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie)): Canyon Start

Cascade du Dard (Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie)): Canyon End

Cascade du Dard (Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie)): Parking at Entry

Cascade du Dard (Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie)): Parking at Exit

Cascade du Dard (Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, Haute-Savoie)): Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parking amont si approche en 4 x 4

Ruisseau du Dard (Cordon, Haute Savoie): Canyon Start

Ruisseau du Dard (Cordon, Haute Savoie): Canyon End

Ruisseau du Dard (Cordon, Haute Savoie): Parking at Entry

Ruisseau du Dard (Cordon, Haute Savoie): Parking at Exit

Dardanet: Canyon Start

Dardanet: Parking at Exit

Dauphine: Canyon Start

Dauphine: Canyon End

Déchargeux: Canyon Start

Déchargeux: Canyon End

Déchargeux: Unknown Parking

Demandols Nord: Canyon Start

Demandols Sud: Canyon Start

Demandols Sud: Canyon End

Demandols Sud: Unknown Parking

Demandols Sud: Unknown
Comment: Début du chemin

Denave: Canyon Start

Denave: Canyon End

Denave: Parking at Entry

Denave: Parking at Exit

Dernacueillette: Canyon Start

Dernacueillette: Canyon End

Dernacueillette: Unknown Parking

Descoure: Canyon Start

Descoure: Canyon End

Descoure: Unknown Parking

Descoure: Unknown
Comment: Pseudo sente de retour

Destel: Canyon Start
2026-02-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Destel (Quelle:
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Destel (Quelle:
2025-11-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Destel (Quelle:
Tour: Nach einem ersten Abseilen und einem 2 m hohen Sprung gelangt man über ein stehendes Wasserbecken, das man rechts über einen Handlauf umgehen kann. Je nach Zustand des nächsten Beckens kann man es (trocken) überqueren oder rechts umgehen (5 m Klettern, Handlauf, 5 m Abseilen). Ein weiterer 5 m langer Abseilvorgang führt uns über das letzte Becken, das man links umgehen kann, indem man einen Handlauf anbringt. Es sind mehrere Seilbahnen möglich (Verankerungen vorhanden, längere Seile mitbringen).

Destel: Canyon End

Destel: Parking at Exit

Destel: Unknown Parking

Destel: Unknown
Comment: sentier d\'approche et de retour

Devès: Canyon Start

Devès: Canyon End

Devès: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking avec un 4x4

Devès: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking sans 4x4

Diable (Ecrins): Canyon Start
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable (Après un but dans le GA, trop engagé au niveau du final pour nous, trop de glace et d'eau.) Le diable est en glace et il y a 40 cm de...
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Entrée dans l'eau vers 10h00 avec piolet et broche mais sans crampons.Progression pénible tout est en glace y compris la trace de pas m...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable La glace commence à former comme il faut. Pas trop d'impact dans l'amont mais l'aval bien en glace. Ce sera rapidement full glace.Intég...

Diable (Ecrins): Canyon End
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable (Après un but dans le GA, trop engagé au niveau du final pour nous, trop de glace et d'eau.) Le diable est en glace et il y a 40 cm de...
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Entrée dans l'eau vers 10h00 avec piolet et broche mais sans crampons.Progression pénible tout est en glace y compris la trace de pas m...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable La glace commence à former comme il faut. Pas trop d'impact dans l'amont mais l'aval bien en glace. Ce sera rapidement full glace.Intég...

Diable (Ecrins): Parking at Entry
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable (Après un but dans le GA, trop engagé au niveau du final pour nous, trop de glace et d'eau.) Le diable est en glace et il y a 40 cm de...
2026-01-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Entrée dans l'eau vers 10h00 avec piolet et broche mais sans crampons.Progression pénible tout est en glace y compris la trace de pas m...
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable La glace commence à former comme il faut. Pas trop d'impact dans l'amont mais l'aval bien en glace. Ce sera rapidement full glace.Intég...

Diable (Ecrins): Parking at Exit

Diable (Ecrins): Unknown
Comment: Echapatoire ou départ / arrivée de la partie intermediaire (pont du Diable).

Diable: Canyon Start
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Jolie aventure dans 30cm de neige fraiche. Quand les points ne sont pas visibles, descente sur AN. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Beau soleil pour finir l'année ! Un peu de glace mais les crampons n'ont pas été nécessaires. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...

Diable: Canyon End
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Jolie aventure dans 30cm de neige fraiche. Quand les points ne sont pas visibles, descente sur AN. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Beau soleil pour finir l'année ! Un peu de glace mais les crampons n'ont pas été nécessaires. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...

Diable: Unknown Parking
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Jolie aventure dans 30cm de neige fraiche. Quand les points ne sont pas visibles, descente sur AN. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon...
2025-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Diable Beau soleil pour finir l'année ! Un peu de glace mais les crampons n'ont pas été nécessaires. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...

Diet: Canyon Start

Diet: Canyon End

Diet: Parking at Entry

Diet: Parking at Exit

Dietrich: Canyon Start

Dietrich: Canyon End

Dietrich: Unknown Parking

Dietrich: Unknown
Comment: Passage par l\'Abbaye de Saint-Martin du Canigou (discression!)

Diomaz: Canyon Start

Diomaz: Canyon End

Distroit: Canyon Start
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Descente toujours au top! Même remarques que dans les observations précédente! ;) J'ai du zappé un gros mousqueton primaire sur le de...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit On s’est offert la marche d’approche de 3h30 en passant en faisant la grande boucle par les lacs du Distroit ! C’est jolie mais c’est...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Équipement RAS , très jolie cadre, le chemin de montée interdit passe très bien. Effectivement dans la deuxième cascade le tronc debo...

Distroit: Canyon End
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Descente toujours au top! Même remarques que dans les observations précédente! ;) J'ai du zappé un gros mousqueton primaire sur le de...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit On s’est offert la marche d’approche de 3h30 en passant en faisant la grande boucle par les lacs du Distroit ! C’est jolie mais c’est...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Équipement RAS , très jolie cadre, le chemin de montée interdit passe très bien. Effectivement dans la deuxième cascade le tronc debo...

Distroit: Parking at Exit
2025-09-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Descente toujours au top! Même remarques que dans les observations précédente! ;) J'ai du zappé un gros mousqueton primaire sur le de...
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit On s’est offert la marche d’approche de 3h30 en passant en faisant la grande boucle par les lacs du Distroit ! C’est jolie mais c’est...
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Distroit Équipement RAS , très jolie cadre, le chemin de montée interdit passe très bien. Effectivement dans la deuxième cascade le tronc debo...

Divon: Canyon Start

Divon: Canyon End

Doran: Canyon Start

Doran: Canyon End

Doran: Parking Entry and Exit

Doran: Waypoint
Comment: Kreuzung Annäherung und Rückkehr

Doran: Waypoint1
Comment: Kreuzung zum Canyon

Dore: Canyon Start
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dore DC avec un peu de neiges, amarrages pas ouf, on a changé les cordes, rajouté un maillon sur un relaifais à 2Première cascade vraiment bel...

Dore: Canyon End
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dore DC avec un peu de neiges, amarrages pas ouf, on a changé les cordes, rajouté un maillon sur un relaifais à 2Première cascade vraiment bel...

Dore: Unknown Parking
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dore DC avec un peu de neiges, amarrages pas ouf, on a changé les cordes, rajouté un maillon sur un relaifais à 2Première cascade vraiment bel...

Douans: Canyon Start

Dudu: Canyon Start
2025-12-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Prévoir remplacement de la corde de MC d’accès au 70m (Quelle:
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Jolie balade, pas beaucoup d'eau, pas de soucis au niveau de l'équipement (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Équipement okLe sentier de sortie est correct malgré quelques modifications post cyclone Garance (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.co...
Approach: Von der Brücke, die den oberen Teil von Dudu vom unteren Teil trennt, direkt in die Schlucht hinabsteigen.
Tour: Nach einem kurzen Abschnitt im Flussbett der Schlucht erreicht man die erste Abseilstelle (EDF-Schild am linken Ufer). Die Abseilstellen folgen nun ohne Unterbrechung bis zum Ende des Abstiegs und werden immer luftiger, bis zur letzten Abseilstelle von etwa 90 m (Abseilen mit voller Geschwindigkeit), die Ihnen bei Sonnenschein einen wunderschönen Regenbogen bietet. Die vorletzte Abseilstelle sollte nicht direkt vom ersten Baum auf der rechten Seite aus erfolgen, sondern Sie sollten sich (4-5 m) abseilen, um eine bequemere Abseilstelle auf einem Felsvorsprung zu finden. Seien Sie auf etwas Reibung gefasst.

Dudu: Canyon End
2025-12-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Prévoir remplacement de la corde de MC d’accès au 70m (Quelle:
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Jolie balade, pas beaucoup d'eau, pas de soucis au niveau de l'équipement (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Dudu Équipement okLe sentier de sortie est correct malgré quelques modifications post cyclone Garance (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.co...
Return: Nach dem 90° Abseiler, am linken Ufer des Beckens steigen Sie in einer Nebenrinne hinauf und folgen dann dem Weg. Der Weg ist gut markiert, aber sehr steil (Handläufe, Metallstangen, Wurzeln usw.). Wenn Sie eine „Ebene” erreichen, biegen Sie links ab, der Weg führt Sie bis zur Straße. Jetzt müssen Sie nur noch zum Auto zurückgehen.

Duech: Canyon Start

Duech: Canyon End

Duech: Unknown Parking

Duech: Unknown
Comment: Sentier d\'accès

Durand: Canyon Start

Durand: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie en RG

Durand: Unknown Parking

Durand: Unknown
Comment: Monter sur la crète et suivre quelques pseudos sentes

Duzon: Canyon Start

Duzon: Canyon End

Duzon: Unknown Parking

Eaux Grosses: Canyon Start

Echelles: Canyon Start

Echelles: Canyon End

Echelles: Unknown Parking

Eglantines: Canyon Start

Eglantines: Canyon End

Eglantines: Unknown Parking

Eglantines: Unknown
Comment: Approche

Ellieux: Canyon Start

Ellieux: Canyon End

Ellieux: Unknown Parking

Encanaux: Canyon Start
2026-02-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Encanaux (Quelle:
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Encanaux (Quelle:
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Encanaux (Quelle:

Encanaux: Canyon End

Encanaux: Parking at Entry

Encanaux: Parking at Exit

Enduchet: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Marche d'approche partie amont paumatoire.Première partie quasi sec.Petit filet d'eau dans la seconde partie.Formation à l'équipement...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Petit débit correct après les orages de la veille. RAS (Quelle:
2025-06-04: We started halfway. 25 min approach. Anchors from there down in okey condition.

Enduchet: Canyon End
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Marche d'approche partie amont paumatoire.Première partie quasi sec.Petit filet d'eau dans la seconde partie.Formation à l'équipement...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Petit débit correct après les orages de la veille. RAS (Quelle:
2025-06-04: We started halfway. 25 min approach. Anchors from there down in okey condition.

Enduchet: Unknown Parking
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Marche d'approche partie amont paumatoire.Première partie quasi sec.Petit filet d'eau dans la seconde partie.Formation à l'équipement...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enduchet Petit débit correct après les orages de la veille. RAS (Quelle:
2025-06-04: We started halfway. 25 min approach. Anchors from there down in okey condition.

Le Nant d'Enfer: Canyon Start

Le Nant d'Enfer: Canyon End

Le Nant d'Enfer: Parking at Entry
Comment: parking amond (pour navette vehicules)

Le Nant d'Enfer: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking aval (pour navette vehicules)

Le Nant d'Enfer: Unknown Parking
Comment: 2eme parking (avec approche)

Pas d'Enfer (Haut-Couserans): Canyon Start
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer Première descente de ce canyon a 2, avec une personne non initié, après les pluies de la semaine "l'eau ne se perd" a aucun moment .. so...
Approach: We follow the path of the Cascade d'Ars, after about half an hour we cross the GR10 and continue for another 10 min. We will see on the left the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A boxed and well-formed descent. Few rappels but very interesting for the amount of flow that the river usually carries.

Pas d'Enfer (Haut-Couserans): Canyon Start1
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer Première descente de ce canyon a 2, avec une personne non initié, après les pluies de la semaine "l'eau ne se perd" a aucun moment .. so...
Comment: alternatif départ, passerelle d\'Artigous
Approach: We follow the path of the Cascade d'Ars, after about half an hour we cross the GR10 and continue for another 10 min. We will see on the left the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A boxed and well-formed descent. Few rappels but very interesting for the amount of flow that the river usually carries.

Pas d'Enfer (Haut-Couserans): Canyon End
2025-09-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer Première descente de ce canyon a 2, avec une personne non initié, après les pluies de la semaine "l'eau ne se perd" a aucun moment .. so...
Return: After the last rappel, there are two more skills in which you can exit to the left to the GR10. We go up it and reach the way up.

Pas d'Enfer (Haut-Couserans): Unknown Parking
Access: We have to get to Aulus les Bains, for this we arrive at Saint Girons and go up the Salat river until we reach Oust. We turn left at the Erce detour and continue to Aulus. Once past the village we take the D8 towards Guzet-Neige and col de Latrape. At the first turn to the right we see the signs to Cascade d'Ars. We parked
Return: After the last rappel, there are two more skills in which you can exit to the left to the GR10. We go up it and reach the way up.

Entraix: Canyon Start

Entraix: Canyon End

Entraix: Unknown Parking

Entraygues: Canyon Start

Entraygues: Canyon End

Entraygues: Unknown Parking

Escandolier: Canyon Start

Escandolier: Canyon End

Escarran: Canyon Start
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran (Quelle:
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran Canyon court en forêt avec 3 beaux rappels ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. On a fait la marche d’approche sans navette. Il faut 20...

Escarran: Canyon End
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran (Quelle:
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran Canyon court en forêt avec 3 beaux rappels ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. On a fait la marche d’approche sans navette. Il faut 20...

Escarran: Parking at Exit
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran (Quelle:
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran Canyon court en forêt avec 3 beaux rappels ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. On a fait la marche d’approche sans navette. Il faut 20...

Escarran: Unknown
Comment: A partir du 2eme virage, prendre un sentier qui remonte vers les granges de lesponne. Ce sentier croisera une première fois le ruisseau d\'escarran pour arriver jusqu\'au chemin (prendre à droite) qui mène aux granges de l\'esponne. Arrivé aux granges (ruines), continuer le sentier sur 200m jusqu\'a croiser le canyon. Descendre.

Escarran: Unknown1
Comment: granges de lesponne

Escarran: Unknown2
Comment: le sentier d\'approche croise le canyon (ruisseau d\'escarran) à la montée. Possibilité de commencer le canyon là pour ne faire que la partie aval.

Escayon: Canyon Start
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escayon A faire dans ces conditions !! (Quelle:

Escayon: Canyon End
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escayon A faire dans ces conditions !! (Quelle:

Escayon: Unknown Parking
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escayon A faire dans ces conditions !! (Quelle:

Espignole: Canyon Start

Espignole: Unknown Parking

Estenc: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estenc Tres belle enchainement, nécessite une bonne maîtrise des techniques de cordes pour gerer le passage dans ce débit important. Descendu...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estenc Ras (Quelle:
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estenc Bien sympa ce canyon, beaucoup d’eau mais c’est ce qu’on cherche. Guidé possible après la première C20 qui suivait la première MC. Sau...

Estète: Canyon Start

Estos: Canyon Start

Estouves: Canyon Start

Estouves: Canyon End

Estouves: Parking at Exit
Comment: Ou parking si vous choissez de remonter le canyon

Etangs (inférieur): Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) Belles conditions - corde du R3 remplacée, elle en avait bien besoin...L'enchaînement R6-R7 dans l'actif a survécu aux crue...
Approach: Nehmen Sie den GR.R2, der zum Wasserfall „Cascade Bras Rouge” führt. Folgen Sie diesem Weg etwa 2 km lang. Passieren Sie einen Felsblock, der ein Gewölbe über dem Weg bildet. Gehen Sie den Weg zum Wasserfall „Cascade Bras Rouge” hinunter, bis dieser eine 90°-Kurve nach rechts macht, bevor Sie den letzten Abstieg zum Flussbett des Bras Rouge beginnen. In der Kurve zweigt links ein Weg ab. Folgen Sie dem Pfad, der zunächst etwas nach rechts abweicht. Dann folgt ein gut erkennbarer Weg, der zum Beginn der Schlucht hinunterführt. Auf diesem Weg können Sie Ferrière und Bras des Étangs an einem Tag kombinieren, ohne wie früher lange im Flussbett laufen zu müssen.
Tour: Direkte Ankunft am ersten Abseilpunkt. Einfacher Abstieg am rechten Ufer dank fester MC. Anschließend gelangt man zum Beginn der Verengung in einem Geröllfeld mit riesigen Felsblöcken. Unmittelbar danach beginnt ein 20 m langer, nasser Abseilpunkt, der in einem großen Becken endet. Führung möglich, um mit Anfängern die Strömung zu vermeiden und vor allem Reibung zu vermeiden. 30 Meter Abseilen an einer Y-Sicherung. Bequem und zugänglich. Auch hier ist eine Führung möglich, um die Strömung zu vermeiden, die bei hohem Durchfluss ziemlich aus dem Gleichgewicht bringt und in einer etwas engen Passage umkehren kann. Man gelangt dann in einen Saal mit Schwalbennestern unter dem Gewölbe auf der rechten Seite. Ein letztes 20 Meter langes Abseilen auf der rechten Seite beendet diese Schlucht. Vorsicht vor Reibung, verwenden Sie die Dev.

Etangs (inférieur): Canyon End
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) Belles conditions - corde du R3 remplacée, elle en avait bien besoin...L'enchaînement R6-R7 dans l'actif a survécu aux crue...
Return: Zwei Optionen: Man geht weiter durch die Schlucht BRAS ROUGE, vorbei an der CHAPELLE (R40) und nimmt den Ausgang FLEURS JAUNES über den Weg CHAPELLE, der in 1,5 Stunden nach CILAOS führt. Oder wir steigen den BRAS ROUGE hinauf, sobald sich die Schlucht gegenüber der C120 von FLEURS JAUNES öffnet (nicht flussabwärts gehen). In diesem Fall laufen wir 15 Minuten, bevor wir auf den sehr schönen Wasserfall BRAS ROUGE und eine heiße Quelle auf der rechten Seite stoßen (sehr schöne rot-orangefarbene Konkretionen). Man steigt diesen heißen Wasserfall hinauf (Kletterpassagen der Schwierigkeitsstufe IV über 50 m. Vorsicht vor sehr häufigen Steinschlägen an dieser Stelle, einige angebrachte Plaketten können den Aufstieg sichern). Man folgt den Markierungen, die zur Aussichtsplattform des Wasserfalls Bras Rouge führen. Wir nehmen dann den GR, der in CILAOS in R.G. von BRAS ROUGE hinaufführt.

Etangs (inférieur): Unknown Parking
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) (Quelle:
2025-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etangs (inférieur) Belles conditions - corde du R3 remplacée, elle en avait bien besoin...L'enchaînement R6-R7 dans l'actif a survécu aux crue...
Access: Von Cilaos aus fahren Sie auf der D242 in Richtung Ilet à Cordes und die Rampen hinunter. Parken Sie auf dem Parkplatz des Wanderwegs Bras Rouge.
Return: Zwei Optionen: Man geht weiter durch die Schlucht BRAS ROUGE, vorbei an der CHAPELLE (R40) und nimmt den Ausgang FLEURS JAUNES über den Weg CHAPELLE, der in 1,5 Stunden nach CILAOS führt. Oder wir steigen den BRAS ROUGE hinauf, sobald sich die Schlucht gegenüber der C120 von FLEURS JAUNES öffnet (nicht flussabwärts gehen). In diesem Fall laufen wir 15 Minuten, bevor wir auf den sehr schönen Wasserfall BRAS ROUGE und eine heiße Quelle auf der rechten Seite stoßen (sehr schöne rot-orangefarbene Konkretionen). Man steigt diesen heißen Wasserfall hinauf (Kletterpassagen der Schwierigkeitsstufe IV über 50 m. Vorsicht vor sehr häufigen Steinschlägen an dieser Stelle, einige angebrachte Plaketten können den Aufstieg sichern). Man folgt den Markierungen, die zur Aussichtsplattform des Wasserfalls Bras Rouge führen. Wir nehmen dann den GR, der in CILAOS in R.G. von BRAS ROUGE hinaufführt.

Étroits: Canyon Start

Étroits: Canyon End

Étroits: Canyon End1
Comment: autre sortie

Étroits: Unknown Parking

Eyrard: Canyon Start

Eyrard: Canyon End

Eyrard: Unknown Parking

Faea: Canyon Start

Faea: Canyon End

Faea: Unknown Parking

Faim: Canyon Start
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faim Sente qui se perd un peu dans la végétation avant d'arriver au pied de la cascade, équipement okSentier de sortie très fermé (Quelle: ht...

Faim: Canyon End
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faim Sente qui se perd un peu dans la végétation avant d'arriver au pied de la cascade, équipement okSentier de sortie très fermé (Quelle: ht...

Faim: Unknown Parking
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Faim Sente qui se perd un peu dans la végétation avant d'arriver au pied de la cascade, équipement okSentier de sortie très fermé (Quelle: ht...

Falaise: Canyon Start

Falaise: Canyon End

Falaise: Unknown Parking

Falavel: Canyon Start
2025-04-13: Ideal canyon for teaching beginner canyoneers. Many different anchors. All existing fixed lines need replacement. Start just beyond the fence 'private property'

Falavel: Canyon End
2025-04-13: Ideal canyon for teaching beginner canyoneers. Many different anchors. All existing fixed lines need replacement. Start just beyond the fence 'private property'

Falavel: Unknown Parking
2025-04-13: Ideal canyon for teaching beginner canyoneers. Many different anchors. All existing fixed lines need replacement. Start just beyond the fence 'private property'

Farelles: Canyon Start

Farelles: Canyon End

Farelles: Unknown Parking

Farnets: Canyon Start

Farnets: Unknown Parking

Fau: Canyon Start

Fau: Canyon End

Fau: Parking at Entry

Fau: Parking at Exit

Fede: Canyon Start

Fede: Canyon End

Fede: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking obligatoire à l\'entrée du village

Feissal: Canyon Start

Feissal: Canyon End

Feissal: Unknown Parking

Fenbruan: Canyon Start

Fenbruan: Canyon End

Fenbruan: Parking at Entry

Fenbruan: Parking at Exit

Fenouillet: Canyon Start
Approach: Gehen Sie zur Brücke über den Médecine, folgen Sie diesem Fluss zunächst am linken Ufer und wechseln Sie dann zum rechten Ufer. 10/15 Meter nach dem Überqueren des Flusses nehmen Sie einen Aufstieg auf der linken Seite, der schnell zum Kamm führt, der die beiden Schluchten trennt. Folgen Sie dem Weg so gut es geht (auf dem Grat, dann links und dann leicht rechts) bis zu einem kleinen Pass. Gehen Sie so gut es geht weiter bis zu einer Ebene und dann noch 10/15 m bis zu einem sehr kleinen, abfallenden Feld. Ein gut sichtbarer Pfad führt nach links und erreicht sehr schnell die Schlucht auf Höhe einer kleinen Holzbrücke.
Tour: Angenehme und gleichmäßige Strecke. Etwa zehn Abseilstellen, sehr wenig Fußmarsch. -->Anschließend geht es weiter zur benachbarten Schlucht „Ravin de la Médecine“.

Fenouillet: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Über die D2205 fahren Sie an Pont de Clans vorbei und biegen am Ende der zweispurigen Straße rechts auf die alte Straße ab. Parken Sie kurz vor der Brücke, unter der die Schlucht verläuft.
Return: Am rechten Ufer des letzten Wasserfalls ist ein Geröllfeld gut sichtbar. Umgehen Sie es unten und steigen Sie unterhalb der Stützmauer hinauf (etwa zehn Meter, etwas steil). Überqueren Sie es nach links, um 100 m vom Auto entfernt bequem herauszukommen.

Fenouillet: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: Über die D2205 fahren Sie an Pont de Clans vorbei und biegen am Ende der zweispurigen Straße rechts auf die alte Straße ab. Parken Sie kurz vor der Brücke, unter der die Schlucht verläuft.
Return: Am rechten Ufer des letzten Wasserfalls ist ein Geröllfeld gut sichtbar. Umgehen Sie es unten und steigen Sie unterhalb der Stützmauer hinauf (etwa zehn Meter, etwas steil). Überqueren Sie es nach links, um 100 m vom Auto entfernt bequem herauszukommen.

Fenouillet: Canyon End
Return: Am rechten Ufer des letzten Wasserfalls ist ein Geröllfeld gut sichtbar. Umgehen Sie es unten und steigen Sie unterhalb der Stützmauer hinauf (etwa zehn Meter, etwas steil). Überqueren Sie es nach links, um 100 m vom Auto entfernt bequem herauszukommen.

Ferné: Canyon Start

Ferné: Canyon End

Ferné: Unknown Parking

Ferné: Unknown
Comment: Arrivé de Ferné, jonction avec le Verdon

Ferrer: Canyon Start

Ferrer: Canyon End

Feston: Canyon Start

Feston: Canyon End

Feston: Unknown Parking

Feston: Unknown
Comment: pont de TUF marquant la sortie par l\'affluant R.G.

Fifi: Canyon Start

Fifi: Canyon End

Fifi: Unknown Parking

Figgiette (aval): Canyon Start

Fil: Canyon Start
Comment: (option 1)

Fil: Canyon Start1
Comment: (option 2)

Fil: Canyon End

Fil: Parking at Entry
Comment: (option 1)

Fil: Parking at Entry1

Fil: Unknown Parking

Fillière: Canyon Start

Fillière: Canyon End

Fillière: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking si on utilise une navette de vehicule

Fillière: Unknown Parking

Finestret: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to go up the river Le Llentille above the Gorg de la Blau and there we access
Tour: 2 rappels of 5m and 7m, 4 slides, 4 jumps of 3 to 7m.

Finestret: Canyon End
Return: At the end we will find a path that goes to the village

Finestret: Unknown Parking
Access: If you are coming from Puigcerdá, take the N116 towards Prades. We will pass Vinça and soon we will see the detour to the left on the D25 towards Finestret (4kms). Park in the village
Return: At the end we will find a path that goes to the village

Fiumi Raghiunti: Canyon Start
Comment: depart 1 (= arrivée Stollu et Nocio; confluente Campocassu)

Fiumi Raghiunti: Canyon End

Fiumi Raghiunti: Unknown Parking

Fiumi Raghiunti: Unknown
Comment: depart 2 (pont génois)

Flon: Canyon Start

Flon: Canyon End

Flon: Parking at Entry
Comment: allez au passieu prendre le chemin carrossable jule rumbo

Flon: Parking at Exit
Comment: garer vous devant le retaurant de flon le nant passe juste a cote

Flottes: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Flottes Le passage dans la grotte est original ; on est passé par le deuxième trou mais impossible de rappeler les cordes (3 frottements impor...
Approach: Nehmen Sie den Weg, der kurz vor dem Bauernhof Les Eymarrons beginnt und nach rechts führt. Nach dem ersten Feld zweigt ein Weg nach links ab (zwischen zwei Feldern) und führt in ein Unterholz. Folgen Sie ihm nach rechts. Er steigt an und führt zu einem kleinen Plateau. Auf der linken Seite steigt ein schöner Weg an und überquert den Bach. Auf der anderen Seite steigt er weiter steil an, bis er den Torrent de Contine erreicht. Der Weg folgt ihm einige Meter lang. Wenn er sich teilt, biegen Sie rechts ab und finden Sie im Wildschweinmodus einen schönen Jägerpfad, der über den Hang führt und wieder in die Schlucht hinabsteigt.
Tour: C3 an der Baumstammwand, dann zu Fuß weiter bis zu einer C8 (AN) mit einer kleinen Rutsche. Dann eine C25 mit einer großen Kette (C6 + C15), um auf das Dach der Höhle zu gelangen. C12 an Plättchen durch das Loch in der Mitte, um zur Höhle zu gelangen.

Fobie: Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie TGD la goulotte peut poser problème mais sinon ça va, une bonne analayse des trajectoires et nécessaire dans ces conditions, mais incroy...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Un seul obstacle qui peut poser problème, la goulotte. On est passé en rive gauche au départ puis obligé de descendre dedans sur la seco...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Parfait pour réviser ses manips dans un beau cadre. Très bien équipé, le + souvent avec plusieurs options.La dernière vasque permet un s...

Fobie: Canyon End
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie TGD la goulotte peut poser problème mais sinon ça va, une bonne analayse des trajectoires et nécessaire dans ces conditions, mais incroy...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Un seul obstacle qui peut poser problème, la goulotte. On est passé en rive gauche au départ puis obligé de descendre dedans sur la seco...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Parfait pour réviser ses manips dans un beau cadre. Très bien équipé, le + souvent avec plusieurs options.La dernière vasque permet un s...

Fobie: Parking at Entry
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie TGD la goulotte peut poser problème mais sinon ça va, une bonne analayse des trajectoires et nécessaire dans ces conditions, mais incroy...
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Un seul obstacle qui peut poser problème, la goulotte. On est passé en rive gauche au départ puis obligé de descendre dedans sur la seco...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fobie Parfait pour réviser ses manips dans un beau cadre. Très bien équipé, le + souvent avec plusieurs options.La dernière vasque permet un s...

Fobie: Parking at Exit

Font de Barbin: Canyon Start

Font de Barbin: Canyon End
Comment: arrivée dans le Verdon

Font de Barbin: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking aval si retour par Main-Morte

Font de Barbin: Unknown Parking

Font de Barbin: Unknown
Comment: croisement avec le sentier du Bastidon

Font de Garnau: Canyon Start

Font de Garnau: Canyon End

Font de Garnau: Unknown Parking

Font de Garnau: Waypoint
Comment: sentier de retour (marques bleu et parfois rouge)

Font Froide: Canyon Start

Font Froide: Canyon End

Font Froide: Unknown Parking

Fontaillet: Canyon Start

Fontan: Canyon Start

Fontan: Canyon End

Fontan: Parking at Entry

Fontan: Parking at Exit

Fontan: Unknown
Comment: Point ou l\'on quitte le sentier.

Fontannes: Canyon Start

Forest: Canyon Start
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forest canyon bien en eau, équipement vieillissant avec nombreux monopoints (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-24: Cold today, anchoring is ok. Views are spectacular!
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Weg Méollion und nehmen Sie 90 m nach Verlassen des Pfades den Weg, der links über den Poas hinaufführt. Überqueren Sie den Bach Champets, der aus zwei kleinen Tälern besteht, und steigen Sie weiter hinauf, wobei Sie den Weg rechts nach Champets links liegen lassen. Der Abstieg beginnt im nächsten Tal, in dem weniger Wasser fließt.
Tour: Abstieg über Wasserfälle, die sich in die Sandsteinschichten eingegraben haben. Bergstrecke, Ausrüstung zum Nachrüsten für alle Fälle mitnehmen!

Forest: Canyon End
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forest canyon bien en eau, équipement vieillissant avec nombreux monopoints (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-24: Cold today, anchoring is ok. Views are spectacular!
Return: Biegen Sie rechts ab und folgen Sie dem Weg bis zum Parkplatz.

Forest: Unknown Parking
2025-11-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forest canyon bien en eau, équipement vieillissant avec nombreux monopoints (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-24: Cold today, anchoring is ok. Views are spectacular!
Access: Von Gap aus nehmen Sie die N85 in Richtung Grenoble und dann die D944 zum Col de Manse. 4 km nach Pont-du-Fossé biegen Sie links auf die D944a ab. Fahren Sie durch Les Eyrauds, Les Martins und Les Gubias und nehmen Sie den Weg rechts, gleich nachdem Sie die Brücke über den Méollion überquert haben. Folgen Sie diesem Weg, der nicht sehr gut ist, 450 m bis zum Parkplatz (kleine Wiese).
Return: Biegen Sie rechts ab und folgen Sie dem Weg bis zum Parkplatz.

Forest: Unknown
Comment: Sentier d\'approche

Foron (Megève): Canyon Start

Foron (Megève): Canyon End

Foron (Megève): Unknown Parking

Fou: Canyon Start

Fou: Canyon End

Fou de Manyaques: Canyon Start
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Nous avons mis 35 minutes pour arriver au début du canyon puis 2 heures dans le canyon et 10 minutes de marche retour. Parcou...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Après la pluie de ces derniers jours et de la nuit, le canyon est en top condition. Tous passent nickel dans l'actif. Approch...
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Débit juste suffisant, pas mal d'algues surtout dans la 1ère partie mais cela reste un canyon très sympathique et rafraichiss...
Approach: Nehmen Sie den Weg zu Fuß bergauf und biegen Sie dann an einer starken Kurve vor dem Schild „Privat“ links in einen Bereich ab, in dem Futter, Holz und Material unter Planen gelagert werden und möglicherweise Bienenstöcke stehen. Bleiben Sie auf der rechten Seite und nehmen Sie einen markierten Jägerpfad mit Steinmännchen, blauen Ösen und blauen Farbmarkierungen, der in den Wald hinaufführt. Der Beginn des bewachsenen Weges ist manchmal aufgrund der Vegetation nicht zu sehen, aber alles ist gut begehbar. Nach fünf Minuten teilt sich der Weg in zwei Teile. Nehmen Sie den rechten Weg, der weiter bergauf führt und einige sehr steile Passagen auf einem felsigen Abschnitt mit einem schönen Ausblick auf die Landschaft aufweist. Von dort aus nehmen Sie einen Pfad nach rechts in Richtung Norden, der weiterhin blau markiert ist. Es folgt der Abstieg zum Fluss, der zunächst nur leicht abfällt, gegen Ende jedoch deutlich steiler wird. Shuttle: Um den ebenfalls mit blauen Ösen markierten Weg bergauf zu erreichen, muss man genau den einzigen Weg nehmen, der neben dem Privatgrundstück beginnt, einem Gehege mit einer Steinhütte auf 742 Metern Höhe. Der Weg befindet sich am Rande der Straße D44, weit vor dem Bauernhof Mas de Cos. Folgen Sie diesem Weg auf keinen Fall bis zum Ende, sondern nehmen Sie wenige Meter nach dem Start auf der rechten Seite einen anderen Weg, der in nur wenigen Minuten zum Flussbett hinunterführt.
Tour: Der Einstieg ist nie sehr ausgeprägt, aber gut geformt. Man beginnt mit einem relativ offenen Abstieg in einem kleinen Wasserfall, dann folgt eine erste kleine Rutsche, an deren Ende man die erste Abseilstelle einrichtet. Danach kommt ein machbarer Sprung in ein langgestrecktes, zwischen den Wänden eingeengtetes Becken, gefolgt von einer weiteren kleinen, mit Wasser bespritzten Vertikalpassage. Drei weitere Abseilstellen erwarten uns in der schönen, schrägen Felsspalte, die einige Gegenhaltungen erfordert. Am Ende der Spalte muss ein abseilbarer Handlauf angebracht werden, um auf die Höhe der Abbruchkante zu gelangen. Bald erreicht man die schönste Passage der Schlucht in einer schönen, aktiven Schlucht, die am linken und rechten Ufer ausgestattet ist, um dort geführte Abseilstellen anzubringen, wenn zu viel Wasser in der Rinne ist. Bei normalem Wasserstand kann man am Fuße der Rinne einen kleinen Sprung in die Engstelle machen (höhlenartige Atmosphäre). Gegenüber dem Wasserreservoir des Kanals kann man in das Becken ohne Ausgang hinabsteigen, aber Vorsicht, es gibt einen Siphon! Wenn zu viel Wasser vorhanden ist, folgt man dem Kanal am linken Ufer und steigt etwas weiter entfernt von einem anderen, hochwassergeschützten Standplatz aus hinab. Es gibt noch weitere schöne Passagen, eine Rutsche und einen kleinen Sprung, bevor man zu einer Öffnung der Schlucht in einem großen Gewässer gelangt, das für die Installation einer Seilbahn ausgestattet ist (ziemlich hohe Kette am linken Ufer mit einem einzigen Zugangspunkt, dann zwei Punkte gegenüber am rechten Ufer). Es folgt ein kurzer Verbindungsmarsch, dann bildet sich die Schlucht erneut mit mehreren schönen kleinen Wasserfällen, dann geht es unter einer alten Steinbrücke hindurch. Eine etwa zehn Meter lange Abseilstrecke führt zum besonders schönen letzten Teil der Schlucht, einem großen Becken, in das man springen kann, dann folgt eine kurze Abseilstrecke, die das Ende der Schlucht markiert. D2 Rn°1: C10 RG (équipé pour gros débits) si débit correct, pas besoin de corde de soutien. On passe en opposition dans le petit étroit et se suit un T2. Rn°2: C6 RD "monopoint" Rn°3: C5/S5 RG "monopoint" Rn°4: C7 RG Rn°5: C3 RG "monopoint" (Départ faille) Rn°6: C4 RG "monopoint" (Deuxième rappel faille) Rn°7: C11RG "monopoint" (Troisième rappel faille) Rn°8: MC C6 RG Rn°9: C12 RG/RD (Étroiture goulotte) Rn°10: C12 RG vasque piège (corde pour sortir + R8 RG passage sous bloc "monopoint" soit R19 RG (hors vasque piège suivre le canal) Rn°11: T4 "monopoint" RD Rn°12: T5 AN RG Rn°13: C3 RG "monopoint" + S4 C5 RD "monopoint" + D6 (installation tyrolienne RG possible/S4 sous le monopoint RD) Marche de liaison sur trois cent mètres et s'enchaînent T4 + T1. Rn°14: C13 RG (sous le pont en pierre) Rn°15: C5 RG "monopoint" + S4/T4 Rn°16: C7 RD - Der Canyon ist mit mehreren Einpunktverankerungen ausgestattet, um die Natur nicht zu beeinträchtigen. Diese Verankerungen sind nicht immer notwendig, können aber bei hohem Wasserstand als Sicherheitsmaßnahme dienen. - Das Wasser der Fontaine d'en Conte, auch Fontaine des quatre platanes genannt, gilt als trinkbar.

Fou de Manyaques: Canyon End
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Nous avons mis 35 minutes pour arriver au début du canyon puis 2 heures dans le canyon et 10 minutes de marche retour. Parcou...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Après la pluie de ces derniers jours et de la nuit, le canyon est en top condition. Tous passent nickel dans l'actif. Approch...
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Débit juste suffisant, pas mal d'algues surtout dans la 1ère partie mais cela reste un canyon très sympathique et rafraichiss...
Return: Am rechten Ufer des letzten Beckens muss man über die liegenden Baumstämme klettern und dann am Hang nach links folgen, um in wenigen Minuten den Weg zu erreichen, der fast auf Höhe der Biegung und der Futterstelle des Zustiegs liegt.

Fou de Manyaques: Unknown Parking
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Nous avons mis 35 minutes pour arriver au début du canyon puis 2 heures dans le canyon et 10 minutes de marche retour. Parcou...
2025-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Après la pluie de ces derniers jours et de la nuit, le canyon est en top condition. Tous passent nickel dans l'actif. Approch...
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fou de Manyaques Débit juste suffisant, pas mal d'algues surtout dans la 1ère partie mais cela reste un canyon très sympathique et rafraichiss...
Access: Fahren Sie auf der D115 ins Tech-Tal, kurz hinter Arles-sur-Tech und dem Weiler Manyaques (der ehemalige Bahnhof ist mit seinem emaillierten Stahlschild entlang der Straße zu sehen) parken Sie unauffällig am Anfang eines Weges in der Nähe des Brunnens „Fontaine d'en Conte”, auch „Fontaine des quatre platanes” genannt. Shuttle: Ein Shuttle ist möglich, indem Sie das erste Fahrzeug am Brunnen parken und mit dem zweiten Auto bis zum Dorf Tech fahren, das sich hinter der Brücke über den Fluss Coumelade befindet. Biegen Sie im Dorf sofort rechts ab und überqueren Sie eine zweite Brücke, die erneut in die andere Richtung über die Coumelade führt. Folgen Sie der D44 einige Kilometer bis zum Steinzäune.
Return: Am rechten Ufer des letzten Beckens muss man über die liegenden Baumstämme klettern und dann am Hang nach links folgen, um in wenigen Minuten den Weg zu erreichen, der fast auf Höhe der Biegung und der Futterstelle des Zustiegs liegt.

Fouasse: Canyon Start

Fouasse: Canyon End

Fouasse: Parking at Entry

Fouasse: Parking at Exit

Fouent de Fabre: Canyon Start

Fouent de Fabre: Canyon End

Fourniat: Canyon Start

Fourniat: Canyon End

Fourniat: Unknown Parking

Fours (supérieur): Canyon Start
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) Avec marty et lucas.Top soleil au dessus des nuages, mais eau bien fraiche :-)Equipement RAS, amarrage 4 points à rénover un...
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) (Quelle:

Fours (supérieur): Canyon End
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) Avec marty et lucas.Top soleil au dessus des nuages, mais eau bien fraiche :-)Equipement RAS, amarrage 4 points à rénover un...
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) (Quelle:

Fours (supérieur): Unknown Parking
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) Avec marty et lucas.Top soleil au dessus des nuages, mais eau bien fraiche :-)Equipement RAS, amarrage 4 points à rénover un...
2025-10-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fours (supérieur) (Quelle:

Fraccietta: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fraccietta Une belle course bien sauvage 2h30 de marche d’approche/ 3h20 dans Fraccietta/ 1h20 dans Amen ( débit correct) et 1h45 de retour… d...

Frache: Canyon Start

Frache: Canyon End

Frache: Unknown Parking

Fraches: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ affluent

Fraches: Canyon Start1
Comment: Départ principal

Fraches: Canyon End

Fraches: Parking at Entry

Fraches: Parking at Exit

Freycenet: Canyon Start

Freycenet: Unknown Parking

Gachou: Canyon Start

Gachou: Parking at Exit

Galabre: Canyon Start

Galabre: Canyon End

Galabre: Unknown Parking

Gaoube: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track/path that climbs to the top of the valley on the right bank of the origin. At 600m we will see to our right the narrowing of Pitch. Once we pass it we can go down to the stream.
Tour: Narrowing of 100m in length with 3 short but very technical waterfalls with many water movements. In the third one the first one to descend is better to make an anchor and then guide the rest. The first rappel is done from the trees and the second has a small climb for the somewhat exposed installation but with a spit to be able to secure.

Gaoube: Unknown Parking
Access: From Bagnères de Bigorre or from Arreau crossing the Col d'Aspin on the D918 to Payolle. Here we turn off on the D113 towards the Hourquette d'Ancizan and after 200m we take a track on the right towards some meadows. Once it ends we can continue carefully along the shepherds' track until near the Courtaou des Esclozes without crossing the river. We parked
Return: After the third rappel the canyon opens up again and we go out to the right to take the path up. You can't get lost.

Garène: Canyon Start

Garène: Canyon End
Comment: sortie de l\'encaissement (à ne pas dépasser)

Garène: Unknown Parking

Garet: Canyon Start

Garet: Canyon End

Garet: Unknown Parking

Garney: Canyon Start

Garney: Canyon End

Garouille: Canyon Start

Garouille: Canyon End

Garouille: Parking at Entry

Garouille: Parking at Exit

Gascon: Canyon Start

Gascon: Canyon End

Gascon: Parking at Entry

Gascon: Parking at Exit

Gaudichard: Canyon Start

Gaudichard: Canyon End

Gaudichard: Unknown Parking

Gaudichard: Unknown

Gaya: Canyon Start

Gaya: Canyon End

Gaya: Unknown Parking

Gaz: Canyon Start

Gaz: Canyon End

Gaz: Unknown Parking

Gaz: Unknown
Comment: Endroit où l\'on quitte la piste pour prendre un sentier à gauche

Géla: Canyon Start
2026-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla 60cm de neige sur l'approche, pas de glace dans le canyon. (Quelle:
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla De nouveau en débit réservé.Première vasque engravée.Pas de glace sur les relais. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2023-07-27: Nice little tour to the Neste de Saux.
Approach: By the track that goes uphill, soon crosses a stream that descends to the Gela. We arrived by some stairs and railing from which to rappel.
Tour: Easy descent in summer and very complicated with high flow.

Géla: Canyon End
2026-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla 60cm de neige sur l'approche, pas de glace dans le canyon. (Quelle:
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla De nouveau en débit réservé.Première vasque engravée.Pas de glace sur les relais. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2023-07-27: Nice little tour to the Neste de Saux.
Comment: Autre sortie possible
Return: We will see some handrails mounted on the right about 60-80m from the end of the ravine, which make you climb secured by a small channel very facilota until you reach a ladder that left you a few meters from the parking (5 min.) Follow track with shortcut

Géla: Canyon End1
2026-01-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla 60cm de neige sur l'approche, pas de glace dans le canyon. (Quelle:
2025-12-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Géla De nouveau en débit réservé.Première vasque engravée.Pas de glace sur les relais. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2023-07-27: Nice little tour to the Neste de Saux.
Return: We will see some handrails mounted on the right about 60-80m from the end of the ravine, which make you climb secured by a small channel very facilota until you reach a ladder that left you a few meters from the parking (5 min.) Follow track with shortcut

Géla: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking sans navette. La marche se fait à l\'aller. Pas de marche de retour
Access: From Spain we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. We cross the Bielsa tunnel and arrive in France on the D173. We pass the old customs (two sharp bends to the right and left) and continue almost to the junction with the road to Piau-Engaly. Shortly before the last sharp bend on the right there is a parking place. From France in Lannemezan exit 16 of the A64 towards Arreau (Aragnouet-Bielsa) and follow the D939-D929 all the way to Saint Lary and Aragnouet-Bielsa. After Aragnouet we find the bridge over the Neste de Saux, cross it and continue until the first curve.
Return: We will see some handrails mounted on the right about 60-80m from the end of the ravine, which make you climb secured by a small channel very facilota until you reach a ladder that left you a few meters from the parking (5 min.) Follow track with shortcut

Géla: Unknown Parking1
Access: From Spain we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. We cross the Bielsa tunnel and arrive in France on the D173. We pass the old customs (two sharp bends to the right and left) and continue almost to the junction with the road to Piau-Engaly. Shortly before the last sharp bend on the right there is a parking place. From France in Lannemezan exit 16 of the A64 towards Arreau (Aragnouet-Bielsa) and follow the D939-D929 all the way to Saint Lary and Aragnouet-Bielsa. After Aragnouet we find the bridge over the Neste de Saux, cross it and continue until the first curve.

Géla: Unknown
Comment: Point ou l\'on quitte la piste pour rentrer dans le canyon

Géla: Unknown1
Comment: Prise d\'eau en Amont du canyon "Ne pas utiliser pour Entrer" DANGER

Gendarmes: Canyon Start

Gendarmes: Canyon End

Gerbière-Chabrière: Canyon Start
Comment: parcours fait la veille

Gerbière-Chabrière: Canyon End

Gerbière-Chabrière: Unknown Parking

Gerle: Canyon Start

Gerle: Canyon End

Gerle: Unknown Parking

Gerlette: Canyon Start

Gerlette: Unknown Parking

Gialorgues: Canyon Start

Gialorgues: Canyon End

Gialorgues: Canyon End1
Comment: si l\'on effectue les cascades après le barrage

Gialorgues: Unknown Parking

Giffre: Canyon Start

Giffre: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie RG

Gilette: Canyon Start
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gilette Premier Gilette itinéraire classique équipement ras un peu de pluie du coups extrêmement glissant et rocher friable superbe passage un...

Gilette: Canyon End
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gilette Premier Gilette itinéraire classique équipement ras un peu de pluie du coups extrêmement glissant et rocher friable superbe passage un...

Gilette: Unknown Parking
2025-11-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gilette Premier Gilette itinéraire classique équipement ras un peu de pluie du coups extrêmement glissant et rocher friable superbe passage un...

Ginesté: Canyon Start

Gioberney: Canyon Start

Gioberney: Canyon End

Gioberney: Unknown Parking

Giraut: Canyon Start

Giraut: Canyon End

Gittaz: Canyon Start

Gittaz: Canyon End

Gittaz: Unknown Parking

Glacet: Canyon Start

Glacet: Canyon End

Glacet: Unknown Parking

Glacet: Unknown
Comment: Quitter la piste et descendre au mieux vers le vallon.

Glapet: Canyon Start

Glapet: Canyon End

Gloriettes: Canyon Start
2024-07-18: Necessary to call 05 62 92 92 46 13 to ask about water releases. It seems low flow, but it is well maintained during the descent, clean pools. Rappels with rubs and waterfalls in ramp. Less aesthetic...
Approach: Almost immediate
Tour: First part more boxed with rappels and some jumps. The water is very cold so it is advisable to do it just before noon to catch the sun at full height and that enters the canyon.

Gloriettes: Canyon End
2024-07-18: Necessary to call 05 62 92 92 46 13 to ask about water releases. It seems low flow, but it is well maintained during the descent, clean pools. Rappels with rubs and waterfalls in ramp. Less aesthetic...
Return: By the escape, saving a large drop we reach a road that takes us up to the upper parking. At the end of the ravine on the right bank towards some farms, at the bottom will be the car.

Gloriettes: Parking at Entry
2024-07-18: Necessary to call 05 62 92 92 46 13 to ask about water releases. It seems low flow, but it is well maintained during the descent, clean pools. Rappels with rubs and waterfalls in ramp. Less aesthetic...
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre. Access Gloriettes and Cot In Gédre take the road to Troumouse on the D922. Before reaching the turnoff to the cirque of Estaubé we will see a track on the right, we get in and leave the car at the exit. We go up the road to Estaubé and Gloriettes to the lower parking lot of the lake, just before the gate and park.
Return: By the escape, saving a large drop we reach a road that takes us up to the upper parking. At the end of the ravine on the right bank towards some farms, at the bottom will be the car.

Gloriettes: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre. Access Gloriettes and Cot In Gédre take the road to Troumouse on the D922. Before reaching the turnoff to the cirque of Estaubé we will see a track on the right, we get in and leave the car at the exit. We go up the road to Estaubé and Gloriettes to the lower parking lot of the lake, just before the gate and park.
Return: By the escape, saving a large drop we reach a road that takes us up to the upper parking. At the end of the ravine on the right bank towards some farms, at the bottom will be the car.

Gobert (supérieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus gehen Sie etwa zehn Meter flussaufwärts der Ravine Coin bis zur Brücke, wo Sie einen steil ansteigenden Wanderweg finden. Dieser führt zu einem besser markierten Weg, der bis zu einem Bergrücken zwischen Gobert und Coin hinaufführt (derselbe Weg wie zur Ravine Coin Sup). Der steile Weg führt weiter in Richtung Ravine Coin. 40 m bevor Sie auf den Eingang dieser Schlucht stoßen, auf Höhe eines umgestürzten Baumes, steigen Sie geradeaus weiter durch das Unterholz hinauf. Der Weg ist nicht mehr zu sehen, aber der weitere Verlauf ist logisch. Sobald Sie einen vegetationslosen, sandigen Hang erreichen (Blick auf die Ravine Gobert), müssen Sie rechts den kleinen Kamm hinuntersteigen (Vorsicht, es ist rutschig) in Richtung Ravine Gobert, eine erste trockene Schlucht passieren, diese überqueren und horizontal bis zu einer zweiten trockenen Schlucht weitergehen. Gehen Sie weiter horizontal, ohne zu versuchen, aufzusteigen, bis Sie schließlich zum Beginn der Schlucht gelangen.
Tour: Ununterbrochene Abfolge von Wasserfällen bis zur Straße. Zunächst in einer relativ offenen Umgebung, dann der große Wasserfall, der sich über zwei Seillängen hinunterzieht (Vorsicht vor Steinschlag), dann Passage entlang eines riesigen Geröllfeldes (bei Regen gefährlich) und schließlich die letzte Engstelle in besserem Fels.

Gobert (supérieur): Canyon End
Return: Gehen Sie zurück auf die Brücke in RG und folgen Sie der Straße 150 m bis zum Parkplatz Ravine Coin.

Gobert (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Cilaos aus fahren Sie auf der D242 in Richtung Ilet à Cordes. Überqueren Sie die Brücke am Ende der Schlucht Ravine Gobert (Schild an der Brücke) und fahren Sie 150 m weiter, um auf einem kleinen Parkplatz (2 Stellplätze) an der nächsten Schlucht (Ravine Coin) zu parken.
Return: Gehen Sie zurück auf die Brücke in RG und folgen Sie der Straße 150 m bis zum Parkplatz Ravine Coin.

Gondouin: Canyon Start

Gordolasque (amont): Canyon Start

Gordolasque (amont): Canyon End

Gordolasque (amont): Parking at Entry

Gordolasque (amont): Parking at Exit

Gordolasque aval: Canyon Start

Gordolasque aval: Canyon End

Gorgate (aval): Canyon Start

Gorgate (aval): Canyon End

Gorgate (aval): Parking at Exit

Gorge: Canyon Start

Gorge: Parking at Entry
Comment: depart des parapentes

Gorge: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette facultative

Gorge: Unknown
Comment: cascade du "pas de l\'eyrard"

Gorgétta: Canyon Start

Gorgétta: Canyon End

Gorgétta: Unknown Parking

Gorgette et Craponoz: Canyon Start
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Gorgette et Craponoz: Canyon End
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Gorgette et Craponoz: Parking at Entry
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Gorgette et Craponoz: Parking at Exit
Comment: Une petite place de parking au niveau du pont ou un peu plus de place après l\'épingle passée

Gorgette et Craponoz: Unknown
Comment: début du sentier menant au canyon

Gouaux: Canyon Start
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Approach: From where we have left the car, a little further back, there is a path that goes up the slope to 800m altitude, always climbing to the right in search of the river. There we will enter the river
Tour: It is a very open descent, well installed, to practice. Aesthetically it is not the most beautiful but it has short access and returns and can be done in a short time.

Gouaux: Canyon End
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Return: We arrived at the road bridge

Gouaux: Unknown Parking
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Comment: Se garer sur la bas coté à gauche juste avant le virage à gauche. Le départ de la marche d\'approche se fait à partir du virage en montant tout droit dans la pente sur 15 mètres pour croiser un chemin (prendre à droite) qui nous mènera à l\'entrée du canyon.
Access: Access Gouaux and Juzet We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. Location Gouaux and Juzet From Bagnères de Luchon heading north on the D125, after about 5kms, we find on the right the detour to Gouaux on the D27a. We take it and soon we find a bridge, this is the exit of the ravine. We continue a little further and before a left curve we can park on the left side of the road.
Return: We arrived at the road bridge

Gourette: Canyon Start
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Gourette: Canyon End
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Gourette: Parking at Entry
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gourette belle descente mais équipement vieillissant voir inexistant par endroit.attention au coincement de corde à la première cascade.premiè...

Gourette: Parking at Exit

Gourlong: Canyon Start

Gourlong: Canyon End

Gourlong: Parking at Entry

Gourlong: Parking at Exit

Gourlong: Unknown
Comment: Approche : quitter le chemin ici et descendre dans les bois par une sente.

Gournier: Canyon Start
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Gournier: Canyon End
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Gournier: Unknown Parking
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Gournier: Unknown
Comment: Sente d\'approche

Gourniers: Canyon Start

Gourniers: Canyon End

Gourniers: Unknown Parking

Gourzy: Canyon Start
2023-07-28: We were pleasantly surprised by this rappel canyon. We had a bit of sun, it wasn't particularly slippery and the rappels weren't that bad. A good, short tour for an arrival or departure day
Approach: Access to Gourzy and Leignieres canyons Directly from the bridge we can rappel from here or go up and climb.
Tour: Descent between trees in a wooded environment. Except for a slightly narrower area, the rest of the ravine is not dangerous.

Grana: Canyon Start

Grana: Canyon End

Grana: Unknown Parking

Grana: Unknown
Comment: Pont de Baoussoun (approche)

Grana: Unknown1
Comment: Raccourci pour éviter 600 m de piste au retour

Grana: Unknown2
Comment: Confluence entre l\'affluent d\'entrée et Grana

Grand Combe: Canyon Start

Grand Combe: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le Toulourenc

Grand Combe: Parking at Entry
Comment: Facultatif. Piste très mauvaise

Grand Combe: Parking at Exit

Grand Gaudin: Canyon Start
Approach: Zum Start gehen.
Tour: C3 (Kette unterhalb des Wasserfalls) 10 m hoher Felsvorsprung und Wasserfall (Kette in der Abstiegsachse am Fuße eines Baumes am Ufer des Baches) C5 (2 Punkte + Kette RD) Felsblock 5 Minuten Felsvorsprünge (darunter 1 kleiner Siphon und 1 kleine Rutsche) M 10 Minuten C3 (1 kleiner Sprung möglich) M weniger als 10 Min. Felsvorsprung 2 m Rutsche-Wasserfall 12 m (Kette rechts 2 m vom Bach entfernt) Block mit Siphon C3 (2 Punkte RD) C5 (2 Punkte, dann weiter unten 2 weitere Punkte mit Kette) Sprung 3 m möglich mit starker Dämpfung. C3 (10 m Seil), 2 Punkte RD+Kette Stufe C4 auf AN in RD und 2 Vorsprünge von 2 m. Dieser Canyon ist während der Sommersaison trocken. Er kann für einen halben Tag im Frühling angenehm sein. Es ist möglich, nur den oberen Teil zu bewältigen und in etwa zwanzig Minuten über die RD façon sanglier bis zur Felsbarriere zum Parkplatz zurückzukehren. Unterhalb der Felsbarriere ist der Weg viel einfacher zu begehen.

Grand Gaudin: Canyon End
Return: Von dort aus beginnt ein RG-Weg, der schnell auf einen Pfad trifft, der nach Mazaugues führt. Überqueren Sie den Bach auf Höhe eines Weges, der zur Straße auf der rechten Seite hinaufführt.

Grand Gaudin: Parking at Entry
Access: Parkplatz talwärts: Von Aubagne aus fahren Sie in Richtung Auriol, St. Zacharie N560, Nans les Pins und Rougiers über die RN. Nach Rougiers nehmen Sie die D64 in Richtung Mazaugues. Kurz vor Mazaugues biegen Sie rechts auf die D95 in Richtung Plan d'Aups ab. Fahren Sie 4 km auf dieser Straße weiter, der Parkplatz befindet sich auf der rechten Seite mit einem gut sichtbaren großen Tank. Parkplatz bergauf: Fahren Sie etwa 2 km auf der D95 in Richtung Plan d'Aups weiter. Nach einigen Kurven und einer Steigung befindet sich der Parkplatz bergauf auf der rechten Seite am Bach und an der Straße. Parken Sie auf dem ausgewiesenen Parkplatz, ohne andere zu behindern.
Return: Von dort aus beginnt ein RG-Weg, der schnell auf einen Pfad trifft, der nach Mazaugues führt. Überqueren Sie den Bach auf Höhe eines Weges, der zur Straße auf der rechten Seite hinaufführt.

Grand Gaudin: Parking at Exit
Access: Parkplatz talwärts: Von Aubagne aus fahren Sie in Richtung Auriol, St. Zacharie N560, Nans les Pins und Rougiers über die RN. Nach Rougiers nehmen Sie die D64 in Richtung Mazaugues. Kurz vor Mazaugues biegen Sie rechts auf die D95 in Richtung Plan d'Aups ab. Fahren Sie 4 km auf dieser Straße weiter, der Parkplatz befindet sich auf der rechten Seite mit einem gut sichtbaren großen Tank. Parkplatz bergauf: Fahren Sie etwa 2 km auf der D95 in Richtung Plan d'Aups weiter. Nach einigen Kurven und einer Steigung befindet sich der Parkplatz bergauf auf der rechten Seite am Bach und an der Straße. Parken Sie auf dem ausgewiesenen Parkplatz, ohne andere zu behindern.
Return: Von dort aus beginnt ein RG-Weg, der schnell auf einen Pfad trifft, der nach Mazaugues führt. Überqueren Sie den Bach auf Höhe eines Weges, der zur Straße auf der rechten Seite hinaufführt.

Grand Gaudin: Waypoint
Comment: sente de retour
Approach: Zum Start gehen.

Grand Jet: Canyon Start

Grand Jet: Canyon End

Grand Jet: Parking at Entry

Grand Jet: Parking at Exit

Grand Nant: Canyon Start

Grand Nant: Canyon End

Grand Nant: Parking at Entry

Grand Nant: Parking at Exit

Grand Pichet: Canyon Start
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Grand Pichet: Canyon End
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Grand Pichet: Parking at Entry
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Comment: se garer au bord du champ

Grand Pichet: Parking at Exit
Comment: se garer juste apres le pont

Grand Pichet: Unknown
Comment: tourner à gauche sur le chemin avant le col du bertian

Grand Pyx: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ au niveau de la prise d\'eau

Grand Pyx: Canyon Start1
Comment: Départ intermédiaire

Grand Pyx: Canyon End

Grand Pyx: Unknown Parking

Grand Ubac: Canyon Start

Grand Ubac: Canyon End

Grand Vallat: Canyon Start

Grand Vallat dOppedette: Canyon Start
Comment: Position approximative

Grand Vallat dOppedette: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le Calavon

Grand Vallat dOppedette: Unknown Parking

Grand Vallat dOppedette: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier de retour en RG

Grand Vallat dOppedette: Unknown1
Comment: Départ de la piste d\'accès

Grand Vallon (Valfrejus): Canyon Start

Grand Vallon (Valfrejus): Canyon End

Grand Vallon (Valfrejus): Parking at Entry

Grand Vallon (Valfrejus): Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking aval si descente intégrale de l\'Artuby et remontée par le Verdon (version aquatique)

Grand Vallon (Valfrejus): Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parking aval, si descente de l\'Artuby et remontée par sa sortie sèche (sans traversée du Verdon)

Grande Anse: Canyon Start
Comment: Sous le pont

Grande Anse: Canyon End

Grande Anse: Parking at Entry

Grande Anse: Parking at Exit

Graon: Canyon Start

Gréolières: Canyon Start
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Gréolières: Canyon End
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Gréolières: Parking at Entry
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Gréolières: Parking at Exit

Grosdar (supérieur): Canyon Start
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Grosdar (supérieur): Canyon End
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Grosdar (supérieur): Parking at Entry
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Grosdar (supérieur): Parking at Exit

Grosses Pierres: Canyon Start
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Grosses Pierres: Canyon End
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Comment: Autre sortie, facile à trouver, mais nécessitant beaucoup de marche en rivière.

Grosses Pierres: Unknown Parking
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Groumot: Canyon Start
Approach: Begeben Sie sich zur Mittelstation der Seilbahn (über den Wanderweg, die Piste oder mit der Seilbahn). Von der Station aus nehmen Sie die Piste in Richtung Mer de Glace. Steigen Sie zur zweiten Schlucht hinab. Der erste Wasserfall befindet sich nach etwa zehn Minuten Fußmarsch über Felsblöcke. Zu Fuß rechnen Sie für den Aufstieg maximal 1,5 Stunden ein.
Tour: Eine Reihe von etwa fünfzehn nicht sehr tiefen Wasserfällen. Vorsicht, der Fels ist nicht gut und es gibt viel Geröll.

Groumot: Canyon End
Return: Wenn der Bach eine große Linkskurve macht, steigen Sie in die Moräne des Argentière-Gletschers aus und kehren Sie über den Weg zum Parkplatz zurück.

Groumot: Parking at Exit
Access: Parken Sie auf dem Parkplatz Grands Montets (Bezahlt).
Return: Wenn der Bach eine große Linkskurve macht, steigen Sie in die Moräne des Argentière-Gletschers aus und kehren Sie über den Weg zum Parkplatz zurück.

Guercha: Canyon Start
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Guercha: Parking at Entry
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Guercha: Parking at Exit
2025-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guercha Corde récupérée. Attention, dernière vasque d'apparence débonnaire, mais dangereuse car elle n'est plus engravée... machine à laver...
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Guitard: Canyon Start

Guitard: Canyon End

Guitard: Unknown Parking

Gurre: Canyon Start

Gurre: Canyon End

Gurre: Unknown Parking

Guzet: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars it is immediate. With a car you have to walk towards the Col de Latrape and halfway up the slope take a path that will take you to the track that you can access by car.
Tour: A first simple sector leads us to the interesting part of the descent, 4 chained waterfalls without escape with the attraction of rappels of 40 and 18m. The V5 rating is given to the natural installations to be made.

Guzet: Canyon End
Return: About 250m along the left bank and then cross to the right to, crossing the fields, reach the car if we have left it in the curve. If it is in the farms, we follow the right bank of the river and along a path we arrive at the place where we parked.

Guzet: Parking at Entry
Access: We have to go to the ski resort of Guzet-Neige, for this we arrive at Saint Girons and go up the Salat river until we reach Oust and by the D3 we pass through Seix and Moilin Lauga until the detour (on the left) to Ustou by the D8. We pass through Le Trein and arrive at Sérac. Here there are two options to leave the car back: 1.- At the first sharp turn to the left we leave the car back. 2 .- Leaving Sérac take a track to the right that goes between the farms and after two curves (right and left) can be parked to one side. If we have two cars, with the other we continue towards the Col de Latrape. Before arriving at the Guzet-Neige turnoff, there is a track on the right, along which we will go a little more than a kilometer until a sharp bend to the left where we can see the river on our right.
Return: About 250m along the left bank and then cross to the right to, crossing the fields, reach the car if we have left it in the curve. If it is in the farms, we follow the right bank of the river and along a path we arrive at the place where we parked.

Guzet: Parking at Exit
Access: We have to go to the ski resort of Guzet-Neige, for this we arrive at Saint Girons and go up the Salat river until we reach Oust and by the D3 we pass through Seix and Moilin Lauga until the detour (on the left) to Ustou by the D8. We pass through Le Trein and arrive at Sérac. Here there are two options to leave the car back: 1.- At the first sharp turn to the left we leave the car back. 2 .- Leaving Sérac take a track to the right that goes between the farms and after two curves (right and left) can be parked to one side. If we have two cars, with the other we continue towards the Col de Latrape. Before arriving at the Guzet-Neige turnoff, there is a track on the right, along which we will go a little more than a kilometer until a sharp bend to the left where we can see the river on our right.
Return: About 250m along the left bank and then cross to the right to, crossing the fields, reach the car if we have left it in the curve. If it is in the farms, we follow the right bank of the river and along a path we arrive at the place where we parked.

Gyr: Canyon Start
Comment: entrée du canyon au N de la route (rive D)

Gyr: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie du cours d\'eau en rive G après le pont

Haraska: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Lekime and Haraska ravines From the Mendibel parking lot: Along the southern slope of Mendibel we climb up to the pass and head NW in search of the Lekime and Haraska watershed, once here we will only have to go down to the left towards the bottom of the valley. From our parking lot: Through the beech forest to the east to take a slope that will raise us to the watershed, from here we will go down to the riverbed.
Tour: The first part is very aesthetic, with a lot of washed rock, bathtubs and rappels that make for a very sporty descent. A second part with less unevenness but with a multitude of skills.

Haraska: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine until we reach the main river, there is a small bridge to cross it and on the other side a small path that we will take to the left. We will have to be attentive because at times it gets lost. Later it becomes a track and leaves us in the parking area.

Haraska: Parking at Entry
Access: We will go from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Location of the Lekime and Haraska ravines On the D933 towards Pau, in Saint Jean de Vieux we turn right towards Irati on the D18. We will continue on the D18 and leave the Mendive turnoff to one side. We will pass by Bastida, Basaburua, etc... And we turn left towards Larralde Borda. We will take the road/track as far as we can with our return car. We return to the D18 and continue up the port, we will pass the Chapelle d'Iraty and soon a very sharp right turn with a track that comes out to the left, we will follow it until it ends. Another option is to park in the same place as for Lekime, for this we will pass the pass of Burdinkurutzeta and soon we will see a track on the left that goes up to some repeaters at the foot of Mendibel. We park at the end of this track.
Return: We will follow the ravine until we reach the main river, there is a small bridge to cross it and on the other side a small path that we will take to the left. We will have to be attentive because at times it gets lost. Later it becomes a track and leaves us in the parking area.

Haraska: Parking at Exit
Access: We will go from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Location of the Lekime and Haraska ravines On the D933 towards Pau, in Saint Jean de Vieux we turn right towards Irati on the D18. We will continue on the D18 and leave the Mendive turnoff to one side. We will pass by Bastida, Basaburua, etc... And we turn left towards Larralde Borda. We will take the road/track as far as we can with our return car. We return to the D18 and continue up the port, we will pass the Chapelle d'Iraty and soon a very sharp right turn with a track that comes out to the left, we will follow it until it ends. Another option is to park in the same place as for Lekime, for this we will pass the pass of Burdinkurutzeta and soon we will see a track on the left that goes up to some repeaters at the foot of Mendibel. We park at the end of this track.
Return: We will follow the ravine until we reach the main river, there is a small bridge to cross it and on the other side a small path that we will take to the left. We will have to be attentive because at times it gets lost. Later it becomes a track and leaves us in the parking area.

Harpea: Canyon Start
Approach: We soon leave the "Source de la Nive" path and go left along the HRP up the slope. Leaving the forest and turning sharply to the left we will see a path that descends to the right towards the river.
Tour: Descent with few difficulties unless the flow is high, although the facilities are designed for high flow. A narrow part and the rest is relatively open

Harpea: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie au niveau des sources de la Nive
Return: Arriving at the Nive spring, with the cave on one side, is the access path (on the right).

Harpea: Unknown Parking
Access: We will go from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port Take the D301 towards Esterençuby, cross the village and continue until you reach the turn-off for the D428 to the Source de la Nive until you reach Beherobie (the hotel). Without crossing the bridge we follow the road on the left towards the Nive, soon the road ends and 100m further along the track we can park.
Return: Arriving at the Nive spring, with the cave on one side, is the access path (on the right).

Haut-Alagnon: Canyon Start
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haut-Alagnon GDMC câble en glace on a commencé à bien casser la glace mais on aura rebroussé chemin sur le premier obstacle : départ tardif, m...

Haut-Alagnon: Canyon End
2026-01-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haut-Alagnon GDMC câble en glace on a commencé à bien casser la glace mais on aura rebroussé chemin sur le premier obstacle : départ tardif, m...

Haute Dourbie: Canyon Start

Haute Dourbie: Canyon End
Comment: grande vasque sous le Mourrier

Haute Dourbie: Unknown Parking
Comment: ancienne décharge

Hérault: Canyon Start

Hérault: Canyon End

Hérault: Parking at Entry

Hérault: Parking at Exit

Hermillon: Canyon Start

Hermillon: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée et parking aval

Hirondelles: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Aucun saut et toboggan possible. On rentre dans certaines vasques jusqu'au buste parfois. Equipement ok. Le débit du Var nous a pe...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles (Quelle:
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Eau très claire. (Sauf si on passe après un groupe mais à cette saison pas de risque)Débit faible mais correct. Petit canyon sympa...
Approach: We cross the two roadways and the railroad track with great care. On the other side, we follow the hiking trail along the Canal du Gabre (yellow markings). Then cross the canal and follow the path up the orographic left slope of the canyon. Where the path crosses the stream, we take the path.
Tour: Sequence of many smaller steps, many of them slippery.

Hirondelles: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Aucun saut et toboggan possible. On rentre dans certaines vasques jusqu'au buste parfois. Equipement ok. Le débit du Var nous a pe...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles (Quelle:
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Eau très claire. (Sauf si on passe après un groupe mais à cette saison pas de risque)Débit faible mais correct. Petit canyon sympa...
Return: Immediately after the canal, we turn left and follow the Var path uphill. This brings us to our approach route and we reach our car.

Hirondelles: Unknown Parking
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Aucun saut et toboggan possible. On rentre dans certaines vasques jusqu'au buste parfois. Equipement ok. Le débit du Var nous a pe...
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles (Quelle:
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hirondelles Eau très claire. (Sauf si on passe après un groupe mais à cette saison pas de risque)Débit faible mais correct. Petit canyon sympa...
Access: From Nice, take the M 6202 (formerly RN 202) up the Var. We pass Plan du Var and the hamlet of Chaudan. 1.5 km after this hamlet, we turn right onto a parking lane and park our car here.
Return: Immediately after the canal, we turn left and follow the Var path uphill. This brings us to our approach route and we reach our car.

Hirondelles: Canyon Start1

Hirondelles: Parking at Exit

Homme Mort: Canyon Start

Homme Mort: Canyon End

Homme Mort: Unknown
Comment: départ du sentier d\'accès

Hourat: Canyon Start

Hourat: Canyon End

Imberguet (Amont): Canyon Start
2025-04-11: Open woodsy canyon. Some shorter rappels and one 35m. All anchor points good condition but all not connected (except the 35m). Cold water.
Comment: Arrivé sur un replat avec des ruines, le chemin principal fait un lacet qui continue auNord. Le quiter pour prendre une sente a l\'est qui descend à la rivière
Approach: Take the PR path with the signs for Collet Boiera up to Collet des granges abandonnés (approx. 30 minutes). There you leave the PR via a small path to the right, which leads to the watercourse after 3 minutes. Note on finding the small path: At the last hairpin bend on the left, there is a ruin on your right, continue along the path and ten meters further on you will come across another ruin (again on your right). The small path turns off to the right just before this second ruin (large pile of stones).
Tour: This little-visited walk offers a wild setting in a valley that remains quite open overall. Numerous waterfalls (mostly calcified, the rock clings very strongly) that can be climbed down via de-escalation or rappel, with a very nice C38 in the first third. There are several diversions along the entire route, particularly at the water catchments that lead to the hamlet of Calençon on one side or the other. Quite open many emergency exits. For a nice, full descent, you must continue with the lower part after depositing the large ropes at the car.

Imberguet (Amont): Canyon End
2025-04-11: Open woodsy canyon. Some shorter rappels and one 35m. All anchor points good condition but all not connected (except the 35m). Cold water.
Comment: Arrivée Imberguet amont = départ imberguet Aval, après le pont; Sentier en RD
Return: When you arrive under the bridge, stay on the bank and ascend on the right bank via the access path of the lower part of the valley.

Imberguet (Amont): Unknown Parking
2025-04-11: Open woodsy canyon. Some shorter rappels and one 35m. All anchor points good condition but all not connected (except the 35m). Cold water.
Access: From Nice, take the RD-6202 (ex RN-202) to Plan du Var, at the end of the town after the bridge, turn right onto the D-2565, which runs alongside the river Vésubie. Continue in the direction of Saint Jean la Rivière to join the D-19 which leads to Duranus. Drive up to the hamlet of Calençon (second bridge) and park in the parking lot on the left before the hamlet. Start path (marked) shortly after crossing the hamlet.
Return: When you arrive under the bridge, stay on the bank and ascend on the right bank via the access path of the lower part of the valley.

Imbut: Canyon Start

Imbut: Canyon End

Imbut: Unknown Parking

Imbut: Unknown
Comment: Sentier de retour Vidal

Impradine: Canyon Start

Impradine: Canyon End

Impradine: Parking at Entry

Impradine: Unknown
Comment: Confluence avec le ruisseau des Fours (en RD) , début de la deuxième partie.

Infernet: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus den GR hinuntergehen, unten links abbiegen. Der Weg führt zum Bach La Cause und dann zu einem Pfad. Biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung Le Prieuré und Puyloubier GR9, überqueren Sie die Brücke La Cause und folgen Sie dem Weg, bis er sich in zwei Richtungen teilt. Nehmen Sie nun den linken Weg, der mit einem Wegweiser (SV102) und einem Verbotsschild für motorisierte Fahrzeuge in Richtung Vauvenargues (Rundweg Vallon du Délubre) gekennzeichnet ist. Wandern Sie bis zum kleinen Pass auf 427 m Höhe laut IGN (Schlucht vom Weg aus sichtbar). Kurz vor dem Pass hat sich rechts unten eine Art Talsohle gebildet. Folgen Sie dieser und steigen Sie zunächst zum Ausgang der Schlucht hinab. Biegen Sie dann 20 m nach dem Stamm einer großen umgestürzten Kiefer (Steinhaufen) links ab und gehen Sie in Richtung des Felsgrats an der offensten Stelle des Hangs (folgen Sie den wenigen Steinhaufen). Ein schlecht markierter Pfad führt Sie zu einer kleinen Kluft, die Sie hinunterklettern müssen, um zum Beginn der Schlucht zu gelangen.
Tour: Die Schlucht ist sehr kurz. Man passiert die Mulde unter der großen toten Kiefer, überquert einige kleine Gours und gelangt dann zu einer Schlucht mit einer C3 (Sprung möglich + Schwimmen), C4 (Sprung von 4 oder 6 m über eine MC auf der rechten Seite möglich + Schwimmen) , Abstieg von der C3 oder Abseilen an einem Punkt auf der rechten Seite, wenn es rutschig ist, C5 (Sprung möglich + Schwimmen). Am rechten Ufer aussteigen, wenn die Schlucht endet. Geeignet für Kinder und Erwachsene ohne Erfahrung, die sich zum ersten Mal im Canyoning versuchen möchten. Achtung! Der Felsen ist beim 6 m hohen Sprung über den zweiten Wasserfall ziemlich rutschig, der Absprungpunkt ist schwierig zu erreichen. Verwenden Sie den vorhandenen Handlauf zum Klettern. Der Zugang zum Massiv ist während der Sommermonate streng reglementiert. Beachten Sie die geltenden Vorschriften!

Infernet: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Aix-en-Provence aus fahren Sie auf der D10 in Richtung Vauvenargues. Fahren Sie an St-Marc-de-Jaumegarde vorbei, an der Abzweigung zum Staudamm von Bimont und Les Bonfillons mit seiner Ampel, um zum Parkplatz Venturiers auf der rechten Seite der D10 zu gelangen, eineinhalb Kilometer vor Vauvenargues.
Return: Auf der rechten Uferseite den Pfad bis zum Weg hinaufsteigen und den Hinweg zurück zum Parkplatz nehmen. Sie können den Abstieg mehrmals am Tag wiederholen, da die Verbindungsstrecke nur 10 Minuten dauert.

Infernet: Waypoint
Comment: Accès au départ par la brèche
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus den GR hinuntergehen, unten links abbiegen. Der Weg führt zum Bach La Cause und dann zu einem Pfad. Biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung Le Prieuré und Puyloubier GR9, überqueren Sie die Brücke La Cause und folgen Sie dem Weg, bis er sich in zwei Richtungen teilt. Nehmen Sie nun den linken Weg, der mit einem Wegweiser (SV102) und einem Verbotsschild für motorisierte Fahrzeuge in Richtung Vauvenargues (Rundweg Vallon du Délubre) gekennzeichnet ist. Wandern Sie bis zum kleinen Pass auf 427 m Höhe laut IGN (Schlucht vom Weg aus sichtbar). Kurz vor dem Pass hat sich rechts unten eine Art Talsohle gebildet. Folgen Sie dieser und steigen Sie zunächst zum Ausgang der Schlucht hinab. Biegen Sie dann 20 m nach dem Stamm einer großen umgestürzten Kiefer (Steinhaufen) links ab und gehen Sie in Richtung des Felsgrats an der offensten Stelle des Hangs (folgen Sie den wenigen Steinhaufen). Ein schlecht markierter Pfad führt Sie zu einer kleinen Kluft, die Sie hinunterklettern müssen, um zum Beginn der Schlucht zu gelangen.

Infernet: Canyon End
Return: Auf der rechten Uferseite den Pfad bis zum Weg hinaufsteigen und den Hinweg zurück zum Parkplatz nehmen. Sie können den Abstieg mehrmals am Tag wiederholen, da die Verbindungsstrecke nur 10 Minuten dauert.

Inkhazkubu: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Inkhazkubu Pratiqué avec la Team Bretagne.Très très bien dans ces conditions. Les amarrages sont plutôt bien placé, mais il faut prévoir un ré...
Approach: From the access vehicle it is immediate. From the return vehicle we could go along the road or, short but harder option, climb a path that runs parallel to the river to turn left and climb up to the road almost. The access to the upper part is made by the track that leaves 100m below the place where we left the access vehicle, this track makes two loops and then heads NE towards the headwaters of the stream, it becomes a path and soon we will see how we leave the great waterfall below us, a few meters later we can descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Upper part with two small rappels to approach the large waterfall that is fractionated, the fractionation is on the right but hard to find, after this we reach the road. Lower part, from the road, 9 rappels of up to 18m in small narrow but very nice where the water of this small ravine can get very strong in the rainy season (caution). Very slippery in all its course, with water all the year round and some headwaters in the inferior part a little compromised.

Inkhazkubu: Canyon End
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Inkhazkubu Pratiqué avec la Team Bretagne.Très très bien dans ces conditions. Les amarrages sont plutôt bien placé, mais il faut prévoir un ré...
Return: After the last waterfall there is a path (the same as the access path) on the right where we can go down to the bridge.

Isora: Canyon Start

Isora: Canyon End

Isora: Unknown Parking

Izon-la-Bruisse: Canyon Start

Izon-la-Bruisse: Canyon End

Izon-la-Bruisse: Unknown Parking

Jabron: Canyon Start

Jabron: Canyon End

Jabron: Unknown Parking

Jabron: Unknown
Comment: départ partie amont

Jabron de Sisteron: Canyon Start

Jabron de Sisteron: Canyon End

Jansiac: Canyon Start

Jargeatte: Canyon Start

Jargeatte: Unknown Parking

Jas Cerisier: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Slippery canyon, but nice for a short trip. Low water, but cold. RAS
2025-06-07: Good trip, good for practice. A lot of anchors on both sides. We did the slide from the top!

Jas Cerisier: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Slippery canyon, but nice for a short trip. Low water, but cold. RAS
2025-06-07: Good trip, good for practice. A lot of anchors on both sides. We did the slide from the top!

Jas Cerisier: Unknown Parking
2025-10-18: Slippery canyon, but nice for a short trip. Low water, but cold. RAS
2025-06-07: Good trip, good for practice. A lot of anchors on both sides. We did the slide from the top!

Jas du Cerisier (Amont): Canyon Start

Jas du Cerisier (Amont): Canyon End

Jonier: Canyon Start

Jonier: Parking at Entry
Comment: FACULTATIF - En cas d\'autostop ou de chauffeur non-canyoniste

Jonier: Parking at Entry1

Jorrax: Canyon Start

Jorrax: Canyon End

Jorrax: Parking at Entry

Joux: Canyon Start

Joux: Canyon End

Joux: Unknown Parking

Juan: Canyon Start

Juan: Canyon End

Juan: Unknown Parking

Julien: Canyon Start

Julien: Canyon End

Julien: Unknown Parking

Julien: Unknown
Comment: Sentier d\'approche

Julien: Unknown1

Juzet: Canyon Start
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Juzet DC- La primera instalación es a un árbol con un cordino solidarizado con un maillon y un mosquetón, el maillon está muy oxidado e incru...
Approach: We take the trail that goes towards the creek.
Tour: Three waterfalls and little else. Beautiful surroundings and access

Juzet: Canyon End
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Juzet DC- La primera instalación es a un árbol con un cordino solidarizado con un maillon y un mosquetón, el maillon está muy oxidado e incru...
Return: Direct to the people

Juzet: Parking at Entry
2025-10-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Juzet DC- La primera instalación es a un árbol con un cordino solidarizado con un maillon y un mosquetón, el maillon está muy oxidado e incru...
Access: Access Gouaux and Juzet We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. Location Gouaux and Juzet From Bagnères de Luchon northbound on the D125, at the exit we have the detour to the right to Juzet (Cascade) on the D46. We park in the village as close as possible to the stream, the Chemin de la Cascade with its parking would be the ideal place but it is usually very busy. With the access car we follow the D46 to Sode, in a left curve we have room on the right to park.
Return: Direct to the people

L'endre par le vallon de Gardanne: Canyon Start

L'endre par le vallon de Gardanne: Canyon End

La Beaume: Canyon Start

La Beaume: Canyon End

La Beaume: Parking at Entry

La Beaume: Parking at Exit

La Beaume: Unknown Parking
Comment: parking optionnel

La Bréole: Canyon Start

La Bréole: Unknown Parking

La Cerise: Canyon Start

La Cerise: Canyon End

La Chalp: Canyon Start
2024-10-20: Good canyon for training. 4 easy rappels.

La Chalp: Canyon End
2024-10-20: Good canyon for training. 4 easy rappels.

La Chalp: Unknown Parking
2024-10-20: Good canyon for training. 4 easy rappels.

La Gironde: Canyon Start

La Gironde: Canyon End

La lavanche: Canyon Start

La lavanche: Parking at Entry

La lavanche: Parking at Exit

La Pez: Canyon Start
Approach: From the refuge by the path that goes down to the Cinqueta river. We will follow this path Pr HU114 to the pluviometer (end of the ravine). Here we can go on either side until almost the plan of Culfreda. At the height of the ravine of Culfreda we enter the riverbed.
Tour: Beautiful descent, perhaps a little short for such a long way, with precarious facilities due to the conditions of the descent. Caution with the passage of the cat in case of high flows.

La Pez: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the plain of the rain gauge

La Pez: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 10kms until we reach Es Plans, where there is a campsite and the campsite on the left, we pass it, we make a left turn and in the next right turn there is a track that goes up to the Tabernés refuge. This track is not always in good condition for cars. If we can we will go along it to the free refuge (good place to spend the night).
Return: We will reach the plain of the rain gauge

La Rimaye: Canyon Start

La Rimaye: Canyon End

La Rimaye: Parking at Entry

La Rimaye: Parking at Exit

Labach: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Labach (Quelle:
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Approach: We leave towards the stream, cross the bridge and turn right onto the GR10. After 200 meters we access the riverbed
Tour: Overhangs and small slides in the first part. In the second part 3 small waterfalls to rappel or to climb up to 9m.

Labach: Canyon End
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Return: On the left bank there is an old canal, from here we go to the access path.

Labach: Unknown Parking
Access: From the Val d'Aran on the N230, or from France on the N125 to Fos. Between Arlos and Fos, towards Spain, we will find a cemetery on the right halfway. We go through here and park at the end.
Return: On the left bank there is an old canal, from here we go to the access path.

Lac Blanc: Canyon Start

Lac Blanc: Canyon End

Lac Blanc: Unknown Parking

Lafare: Canyon Start

Lafare: Canyon End

Lafare: Unknown Parking

Lagouna: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lagouna Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first three abseils, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the gorge, we had rai...
2025-10-07: Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first 3 rappels, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the canyon, we had rain pants with us for this part) No neo necessary. As with the first ti...
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Wanderweg PR (gelbe Markierung), der durch Paspus führt und in 1,5 Stunden nach Panigeore gelangt: ein schöner Weg mit herrlichem Blick auf die Berge und das Tal von Breil/Roya. Gehen Sie am Bauernhof von Panigeore vorbei, überqueren Sie die horizontale Wiese hinter dem Bauernhof und finden Sie an ihrem linken Ende einen guten Weg, der schräg hinunterführt und an einer alten Scheune vorbeiführt. Gehen Sie weiter zu einem renovierten Haus und dann geradeaus zum Tal hinunter über einen ziemlich steilen, aber leicht begehbaren Grashang. Ohne Shuttle: Mit dem Auto an der Ausfahrt der Schlucht vorbeifahren, 350 m weiterfahren, um auf der rechten Seite gute Parkplätze zu finden. Zu Fuß 850 m weitergehen und vor der Brücke über die Roya einen guten Weg nehmen, der oberhalb einer Steinmauer beginnt. Er führt unter der Eisenbahnlinie hindurch, steigt an und biegt an der Weggabelung links ab zu einem renovierten Haus und Ruinen oberhalb. Folgen Sie einem Pfad auf der rechten Seite, dann geradeaus (genau nach Norden) über Terrassen und Tierpfade (ziemlich steil). Sie erreichen einen zweiten Bereich mit Ruinen. Folgen Sie einem recht guten Pfad weiter geradeaus, dann leicht nach rechts, dann wieder geradeaus und schließlich wieder leicht nach rechts zum guten PR-Weg der Anfahrt mit Shuttlebus. Folgen Sie dieser Route weiter. Etwa 2 Stunden.
Tour: Wunderschöner, ununterbrochener Abstieg über etwa dreißig Wasserfälle in einem sehr markanten Tal, einer regelrechten Spalte am rechten Ufer der Roya. Von unten ist die Schönheit dieses Ortes nicht zu erahnen: wunderschöne Skulpturen, wunderschöne Erosionsformen. Die ersten drei Wasserfälle sind ineinander verschachtelt und werden von einer Quelle gespeist. Sie wurden 2014 neu ausgestattet, um leichter trockenen Fußes passiert werden zu können. Danach verliert sich das Wasser und die Schlucht ist trocken, aber Spuren zeigen, dass sie manchmal fließt. Sobald man sich im steinigen Kanal befindet, geht es unter der Eisenbahnbrücke hindurch. Eine Verankerung am rechten Ufer ermöglicht ein Abseilen, wenn die Felsblöcke nass oder feucht sind. Die größten Abseilstellen befinden sich in der zweiten Hälfte. Ernsthaftigkeit: Ziemlich stark. Canyon mit sehr starkem Höhenunterschied. Man kann sich in Sicherheit bringen, aber um wirklich herauszukommen, müsste man Felsvorsprünge überwinden. Angesichts der steilen, stark bewaldeten und mit Gestrüpp bewachsenen Umgebung gibt es keinen bekannten oder offensichtlichen Fluchtweg. Die Hochspannungsleitung, die hoch über dem Tal verläuft, dient jedoch als Orientierungspunkt, um das Tal auf der rechten Seite zu verlassen (kurz bevor man unter der Leitung hindurchgeht). Man erreicht dann am besten (über Ziegenpfade durch das Gestrüpp) den Mast auf 675 m Höhe und dann einen Weg, der zur Giandola führt.

Lagouna: Canyon End
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lagouna Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first three abseils, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the gorge, we had rai...
2025-10-07: Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first 3 rappels, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the canyon, we had rain pants with us for this part) No neo necessary. As with the first ti...

Lagouna: Parking at Entry
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lagouna Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first three abseils, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the gorge, we had rai...
2025-10-07: Beautiful dry gorge. A little water flowed during the first 3 rappels, but you hardly get wet (since we knew the canyon, we had rain pants with us for this part) No neo necessary. As with the first ti...
Access: Von Ventimiglia aus fahren Sie das Roya-Tal hinauf in Richtung Col de Tende. Sie passieren Breil sur Roya, fahren an der Giandola vorbei (Parkplatz unterhalb der Maglia) und parken nach 2 km auf der rechten Seite gegenüber dem Eingang der Schlucht (mit Steinen ausgekleideter Kanal). Oberhalb: Folgen Sie der Straße, biegen Sie am Tunnelausgang rechts in Richtung Saorge ab und nehmen Sie dann die erste Straße links (alte Straße). Fahren Sie an einer Linkskurve vorbei bis zur Markierung 18.

Lagouna: Parking at Exit
Access: Von Ventimiglia aus fahren Sie das Roya-Tal hinauf in Richtung Col de Tende. Sie passieren Breil sur Roya, fahren an der Giandola vorbei (Parkplatz unterhalb der Maglia) und parken nach 2 km auf der rechten Seite gegenüber dem Eingang der Schlucht (mit Steinen ausgekleideter Kanal). Oberhalb: Folgen Sie der Straße, biegen Sie am Tunnelausgang rechts in Richtung Saorge ab und nehmen Sie dann die erste Straße links (alte Straße). Fahren Sie an einer Linkskurve vorbei bis zur Markierung 18.

Larguis (aval): Canyon Start

Larguis (aval): Canyon End

Larguis (aval): Parking at Entry

Lars: Canyon Start
Comment: ruines du chalet de Lars

Lars: Canyon End

Lars: Unknown Parking

Las Costes: Canyon Start

Las Costes: Canyon End
Comment: Chemin du Maynial

Las Costes: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Chemin de la Grise : accès 2 pour la partie finale uniquement.

Lataricciu: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lataricciu Plutôt un spot de baignade. Prendre le chemin qui descend directement du parking, toujours rester vers la droite. En 5 minutes a la...

Lataricciu: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lataricciu Plutôt un spot de baignade. Prendre le chemin qui descend directement du parking, toujours rester vers la droite. En 5 minutes a la...

Lataricciu: Unknown Parking
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lataricciu Plutôt un spot de baignade. Prendre le chemin qui descend directement du parking, toujours rester vers la droite. En 5 minutes a la...

Latti: Canyon Start

Latti: Canyon End

Latti: Parking at Entry

Lauzettes: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Cordelette doublée. On n'a pas osé descendre le dernier rappel qui arrive dans la Méouge (en crue) (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Equipement au top. La cordelette sur l'AN est bien fine mais en bon état. La doubler serait gage de sécurité. Je me suis bien amusé...

Lauzettes: Canyon End
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Cordelette doublée. On n'a pas osé descendre le dernier rappel qui arrive dans la Méouge (en crue) (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Equipement au top. La cordelette sur l'AN est bien fine mais en bon état. La doubler serait gage de sécurité. Je me suis bien amusé...

Lauzettes: Parking at Entry
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Cordelette doublée. On n'a pas osé descendre le dernier rappel qui arrive dans la Méouge (en crue) (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzettes Equipement au top. La cordelette sur l'AN est bien fine mais en bon état. La doubler serait gage de sécurité. Je me suis bien amusé...

Lauzettes: Parking at Exit

Lauzon: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions, ça pousse costaud. (Quelle:
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Gros débit, ça pousse sur deux ou trois cascades. Un grand merci aux équipeurs !film : https://youtu.be/v04abjzwp7U?si=UAH7XkupBNo7GgN...

Lauzon: Canyon End
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions, ça pousse costaud. (Quelle:
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Gros débit, ça pousse sur deux ou trois cascades. Un grand merci aux équipeurs !film : https://youtu.be/v04abjzwp7U?si=UAH7XkupBNo7GgN...

Lauzon: Unknown Parking
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions, ça pousse costaud. (Quelle:
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lauzon Gros débit, ça pousse sur deux ou trois cascades. Un grand merci aux équipeurs !film : https://youtu.be/v04abjzwp7U?si=UAH7XkupBNo7GgN...

Laval: Canyon Start

Laval: Canyon End

Laval: Unknown Parking

Lavaldens: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavaldens RAS (Quelle:
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavaldens Sympa avec ce débit. Le passage des embacles du coup est parfois fastidieux. Ça secoue bien dans la cascade finale dans l'actif. (Qu...

Lavaldens: Canyon End
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavaldens RAS (Quelle:
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavaldens Sympa avec ce débit. Le passage des embacles du coup est parfois fastidieux. Ça secoue bien dans la cascade finale dans l'actif. (Qu...

Le Moine: Canyon Start

Le Moine: Canyon End

Le Moine: Unknown Parking

Le Moine: Unknown
Comment: sortie intermediaire

Lèches: Canyon Start

Leignières: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Gourzy and Leignieres ravines Direct from the bridge.
Tour: A wild descent, with atmosphere, full of climbing skills, fallen trees, ... quite an adventure. Except for the big waterfalls, the rest can be climbed, saving us a lot of time.

Lekime: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Lekime and Haraska ravines Along the southern slope of Mendibel we climb up to the second pass, the other is Haraska. Here we have the two sources of the Lekime, we turn to the left following a path that descends to the orographic left.
Tour: A first part very alpine and open. Second narrow, closed and with difficult escapes and the third through a forest that can be avoided by a path with little traffic on the orographic left.

Lekime: Canyon End
Return: At the confluence with the main river we cross and a path comes out that goes to the west and then turns into a track. It will leave us at the car.

Lekime: Parking at Entry
Access: We will go from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Location of the Lekime and Haraska ravines On the D933 towards Pau, in Saint Jean de Vieux we turn right towards Irati on the D18. We will continue on the D18 and leave the Mendive turnoff to one side. We will pass by Bastida, Basaburua, etc... And we turn left towards Larralde Borda. We will take the road/track as far as we can with our return car. We return to the D18 and continue up the pass, we will pass the Chapelle d'Iraty and the pass of Burdinkurutzeta and soon we will see a track on the left that goes up to some repeaters at the foot of Mendibel. We park at the end of this track.
Return: At the confluence with the main river we cross and a path comes out that goes to the west and then turns into a track. It will leave us at the car.

Lekime: Parking at Exit
Access: We will go from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. Location of the Lekime and Haraska ravines On the D933 towards Pau, in Saint Jean de Vieux we turn right towards Irati on the D18. We will continue on the D18 and leave the Mendive turnoff to one side. We will pass by Bastida, Basaburua, etc... And we turn left towards Larralde Borda. We will take the road/track as far as we can with our return car. We return to the D18 and continue up the pass, we will pass the Chapelle d'Iraty and the pass of Burdinkurutzeta and soon we will see a track on the left that goes up to some repeaters at the foot of Mendibel. We park at the end of this track.
Return: At the confluence with the main river we cross and a path comes out that goes to the west and then turns into a track. It will leave us at the car.

Les Cros: Canyon Start

Les Cros: Canyon End
Comment: Microcentrale électrique

Les Cros: Parking at Entry
Comment: Carrière en bord de route

Les Cros: Parking at Exit

Les Cros: Unknown
Comment: Fin de la partie supérieure

Les Cros: Unknown1
Comment: Pont des Cros : départ optionnel de la partie inférieure

Les Prades: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prades & Roca Corba (Quelle:
Approach: Les Prades: Vom großen Parkplatz aus gehen Sie die Departementsstraße 13C hinunter bis zum Eingang von Les Fontanilles und folgen dann dem geraden Weg vom Bauernhof Mas Quinta über zweihundert Meter. Gehen Sie entlang der Wiese am Bachufer vorbei, überqueren Sie die Kette, die den Verkehr verbietet und zum Vallon de Marie führt, und ignorieren Sie die Brücke von Émile, die Straße, die zum Mas Quinta hinaufführt, die Felder von La Perdrix und die Wasserfälle von Élie (die Wasserfälle von Élie sind eine weitere kleine Schlucht im Flusslauf von Roca Corba). Gehen Sie weiter geradeaus bis zur Fußgängerbrücke, die direkt zum Fuß des Salt des Prades führt. Steigen Sie die Treppe auf der linken Seite vor der Holzbrücke hinauf und folgen Sie zehn Minuten lang einem breiten Pfad, der sich in Serpentinen bis zum Felsen der Jungfrau hinaufwindet. Der Pfad führt zu einem Geländer, dem Sie bis zum Beginn des großen Wasserfalls folgen müssen. Roca Corba (die Wasserfälle von Élie): Kurz vor dem Wasserfall von Prades, auf Höhe der Statue, sieht man den Zusammenfluss der beiden Wasserläufe Prades und Roca Corba. Ein Schild mit Pfeil weist auf den Wasserfall von Élie am linken Ufer hin. Folgen Sie dieser Richtung nicht, da sie zum Ausgang der Schlucht führt, sondern nehmen Sie den Weg am rechten Ufer, der in nur fünf Minuten zum Ausgangspunkt hinaufführt. Der Ausgangspunkt ist leicht zu finden, er befindet sich auf der rechten Seite hinter einem Elektrozaun, den Sie unbedingt hinter sich schließen müssen (Schild Rocquecourbe). Startpunkt ist das Felsplateau oberhalb der Schlucht (Anschlagpunkt am Boden AN/Monopoint), der Aussichtspunkt Rocquecourbe mit seinem schönen Blick auf das Tal von Maureillas. Parkplatz oberhalb: Der Zugang zu diesen beiden Schluchten ist auch von der D13C aus über einen Waldweg weit vor dem Weiler Riunoguès auf 293 Metern Höhe möglich (siehe IGN). Parkplatz für maximal vier Fahrzeuge, Befahren des DFCI-Weges verboten. Gehen Sie hundert Meter auf dem Weg bis zu einer Kreuzung, die nach rechts hinunterführt, und passieren Sie dann den offenen Fußgängerzugang für Wanderer neben der Kette, die den Zugang für Fahrzeuge verhindert, und schließen Sie hinter sich den Elektrozaun der Weidefläche wieder. Folgen Sie mehreren kleinen Schildern, die den Zugang recht leicht zu finden machen. Zuerst passieren Sie einen großen, betonierten Strommast mit der Nummer 4513-100, dann gehen Sie weiter in Richtung der Feldhuhnfelder und nehmen links den Weg „Chemin de la Prade”, der hinunter zum nächsten kleinen Schild führt, das rechts unten das Tal „Vallon de Marie” anzeigt. Gehen Sie durch das Unterholz, überqueren Sie zweimal den Bach, bis Sie das letzte Schild „Belvédère Rocquecourbe” erreichen, das sich am rechten Ufer der Cascades d'Élie (Ausgangspunkt dieser Schlucht) befindet. Schließen Sie den Elektrozaun wieder hinter sich. Entweder gehen Sie bis zum Zusammenfluss der Wasserläufe hinunter, wo sich die Statue befindet, und folgen dann der Richtung C55 Cascade des Prades, wenn Sie möchten. Entweder Sie steigen bis zum Zusammenfluss der Flüsse hinab, wo sich die Statue befindet, und folgen dann der Richtung C55 zum Wasserfall von Prades, wenn Sie nur eine Schlucht hinabsteigen möchten. Der Zugang dauert genauso lange wie der Aufstieg von unten über Les Fontanilles. Etwas näher liegt die Schlucht Roca Corba (die Wasserfälle von Élie). So wird die Stätte, die möglichst ruhig bleiben soll, weniger gestört, denn es handelt sich um einen Ort des Gebets, auch wenn der Zugang frei und für alle offen ist.
Tour: Les Prades: Großer, 55 Meter hoher Wasserfall, der in einer vertikalen und technischen Umgebung in mehreren Abseilabschnitten hinabführt. Rn°1: MC/AN R8 RD (abseilbarer Handlauf am Baum obligatorisch) Rn°2: R12 RG (1. Stufe) Rn°3: R25 RD (2. Stufe) Rn°4: R10 RD Roca Corba (die Wasserfälle von Élie): v3a1ll Die erste Abseilstrecke (R12) beginnt am Aussichtspunkt mit einer natürlichen Einpunkt-Sicherung ganz links an der Felswand (Baum + Platte) und führt in die Schlucht gegenüber dem ersten, gut geformten, geteilten Wasserfall C33. Dieser senkrechte Wasserfall beginnt mit einem R8 RD + R10 RD + R15 RD und geht in einen kleinen, eingeschnittenen Korridor über, der sich nach unten erstreckt und zu einem kleinen C4 RD + C10 AN RG führt. - Achtung, sehr empfindlicher Ort, für alle zugänglich, bitte die Ruhe der Gemeinde Roche D'or respektieren. - Bei starker Strömung Vorsicht am Standplatz am rechten Ufer der zweiten Stufe des Salt des Prades (C55)! Der Standplatz am Fuße des Wasserfalls dient auch dazu, sich mit einem 50 Meter langen Seil abzuseilen und bei starker Strömung ein Abrutschen zu vermeiden. - Möglichkeit, mit dem benachbarten Canyon Roca Corba (die Wasserfälle von Élie) weiterzumachen, der sich nur hundert Meter entfernt befindet. - Wenn Sie beide Abfahrten machen möchten, beginnen Sie am besten mit Roca Corba, indem Sie vom Parkplatz oberhalb über die Felder von La Perdrix kommen.

Les Prades: Canyon End
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prades & Roca Corba (Quelle:
Return: Der Rückweg ist sehr einfach und offensichtlich, man muss nur dem Weg zum Fuß des Wasserfalls folgen.

Lespinasse: Canyon Start
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lespinasse en glace et DC- très beau dans ces conditions (Quelle:

Lespinasse: Canyon End
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lespinasse en glace et DC- très beau dans ces conditions (Quelle:

Lespinasse: Parking at Entry
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lespinasse en glace et DC- très beau dans ces conditions (Quelle:

Lespinasse: Parking at Exit

Lespinasse: Unknown
Comment: Piste (échappatoire)

Lespinasse: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Entrée optionelle supérieure (ajoute 10 cascades en terrain ouvert)

Lhéris: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that goes up the valley on the orographic left, the path changes banks to the right (this is where we return) at about 800m altitude. We will continue climbing up to almost 900m altitude and we get into the stream.
Tour: Simple descent to be made in spring

Lhéris: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we continue a little further and take the access path.

Lhéris: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Bagnères de Bigorre. We will go south on the D935 towards the south and we will turn left to Asté. In the village we will go towards Vallon du Lheris and the Fontaine de Crastes. Park at the end.
Return: After the last rappel, we continue a little further and take the access path.

Livernade: Canyon Start

Livernade: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie au pont.

Livernade: Unknown Parking

Livernade: Unknown
Comment: Cascade du Saut de la Truite

Longon: Canyon Start

Longon: Canyon End

Longon: Parking at Entry

Longon: Parking at Exit

Lots: Canyon Start

Lots: Canyon End

Lots: Parking at Entry

Lots: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif: en plein village. S\'évite par 15 minutes de marche...

Lou Pitchoun: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Pitchoun (Quelle:

Lou Pitchoun: Canyon End
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Pitchoun (Quelle:

Lou Pitchoun: Unknown Parking
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Pitchoun (Quelle:

Lou Pitchoun: Unknown Parking1

Lucharry: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée décrite dans le texte

Lugière: Canyon Start

Lumineuse: Canyon Start

Luquenac: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate from the bridge.
Tour: A steep descent, with plenty of water flow, lush, multiple drops and slides. And two wonderful waterfalls.

Maillet: Canyon Start
2024-07-19: Flow increased at noon due to the thaw and the contributions of its tributaries. Attached photos. Pools with some movement, but visible and avoidable, without problems. The information in the descript...
Approach: Maillet and Cot approach Immediate to the creek
Tour: Well-formed descent with a multitude of drops, slides and rappels.

Maillet: Canyon End
2024-07-19: Flow increased at noon due to the thaw and the contributions of its tributaries. Attached photos. Pools with some movement, but visible and avoidable, without problems. The information in the descript...
Return: With two cars we went down to the tollbooth. With one we drive up the road

Maillet: Parking at Entry
2024-07-19: Flow increased at noon due to the thaw and the contributions of its tributaries. Attached photos. Pools with some movement, but visible and avoidable, without problems. The information in the descript...
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre. Access to Gloriettes, Maillet and Cot In Gédre we take the road to Troumouse on the D922, we leave behind the Gloriettes detour and in Le Maillet we leave the access car. If we have two cars, we leave the return car before the toll hut.
Return: With two cars we went down to the tollbooth. With one we drive up the road

Maïris: Canyon Start

Maïris: Canyon End

Maïris: Unknown Parking

Maïris: Unknown
Comment: Sortie du ruisseau

Maïris: Unknown1
Comment: Cabane de Maïris

Maisonnette: Canyon Start

Maisonnette: Canyon End

Mal Cros: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mal Cros Démarré sous la résurgence qui coule bien mais parties 2 et 3 a sec.Petit débt dans la cascade la Pisse où le nouveau relais RG a -4m...

Mal Cros: Canyon End
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mal Cros Démarré sous la résurgence qui coule bien mais parties 2 et 3 a sec.Petit débt dans la cascade la Pisse où le nouveau relais RG a -4m...

Mal Cros: Unknown Parking
2025-09-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mal Cros Démarré sous la résurgence qui coule bien mais parties 2 et 3 a sec.Petit débt dans la cascade la Pisse où le nouveau relais RG a -4m...

Malamort: Canyon Start

Malamort: Canyon End

Malamort: Unknown Parking

Malancon: Canyon Start
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon (Quelle:
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Débit correct + il y a bien de l'eau. Globalement engravé.La résurgence en RG après la fin du canyon était monstrueuse ! (Quelle: htt...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Petite descente de 4 ou5 rappels sympa, 2 sauts, il me semble que le dernier ressaut de sautait encore l’an dernier, mais impossible...

Malancon: Canyon End
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon (Quelle:
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Débit correct + il y a bien de l'eau. Globalement engravé.La résurgence en RG après la fin du canyon était monstrueuse ! (Quelle: htt...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Petite descente de 4 ou5 rappels sympa, 2 sauts, il me semble que le dernier ressaut de sautait encore l’an dernier, mais impossible...

Malancon: Unknown Parking
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon (Quelle:
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Débit correct + il y a bien de l'eau. Globalement engravé.La résurgence en RG après la fin du canyon était monstrueuse ! (Quelle: htt...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malancon Petite descente de 4 ou5 rappels sympa, 2 sauts, il me semble que le dernier ressaut de sautait encore l’an dernier, mais impossible...

Male Vesse pré-amont (I): Canyon Start

Male Vesse pré-amont (I): Canyon End

Mallunes: Canyon Start

Mallunes: Canyon End

Mallunes: Unknown Parking

Maraval: Canyon Start

Maraval: Canyon End

Maraval: Unknown Parking

Marboré: Canyon Start
Approach: No combination of cars: From Gavarnie we will climb the Col de Boucharo following the HRP via Plateau de Bellevue. With car combination: From Col de Tentes we reach Col de Boucharo. From here in both options we head to Sarradets, pass the Roland gap and turn left towards the Sarrios pass. We will look for the neck of the Sarrios under the case and climb to the belts under the Torre de Marboré. From here through these belts we will look for the pass of the waterfall to pass to the French side to the Espalda glacier. At this point we begin to descend diagonally in search of the glacier of the waterfall and its drainage. To the left of this drainage we have two pegs to rappel the first girdle, a little later the second girdle and we arrive at the great Cascade de Gavarnie.
Tour: Vertical descent, compromised by the wind, the water coming from the waterfall and/or the cold. Except on very calm summer days, we will have to take these circumstances into account.

Marignol: Canyon Start

Mas den Ribes: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mas d'en Ribes Bien suivre les points bleus pour l’approche , c’est mignon , dommage que ça glisse autant et que l’eau soit sombre . (Quelle:...
Approach: Auf Höhe der Brücke sieht man eine blaue Markierung, der man bis zum Beginn der Schlucht folgen muss. Man muss sofort rechts in einen felsigen und trockenen Nebenfluss einbiegen. Nach einigen Metern im Nebenfluss nimmt man einen steilen Pfad, der bereits von Jägern auf der linken Seite angelegt wurde. Auf halber Höhe sollte man nicht den ersten, mit einem Pfeil nach rechts markierten Zugang nehmen, da dieser zu einem Jagdstand führt, der nirgendwohin führt. Man folgt dem steilen Pfad bis zu einer gut markierten Kreuzung, wo man erneut den zweiten Zugang auf der rechten Seite meiden sollte, da es sich um den Jagdstand Nr. 2 handelt. Biegen Sie sofort links ab und gehen Sie oben entlang der Schlucht. Der Weg kreuzt weitere kleine, trockene, mit Vegetation bewachsene Nebenflüsse, dann finden Sie einen Pfad, über den Sie zum Flusslauf am Anfang der Schlucht hinuntersteigen können.
Tour: Ein schöner kleiner, wild geformter Abstieg, bei dem sich die Wasserfälle ohne Unterbrechung aneinanderreihen. Man beginnt mit einem abseilbaren Handlauf von einem Baum in der Achse, um zum ersten Standplatz zu gelangen, der in die Schlucht hinabführt. Es folgt eine sehr offene Rutsche und ein zweiter abseilbarer Handlauf, bevor man den höchsten Wasserfall der Schlucht hinabsteigt, der entweder direkt oder über eine Umleitung überwunden werden kann. Eine schöne 90-Grad-Kurve wird rutschend passiert, bevor man zu einer natürlichen Abseilstelle gelangt, die schnell zu dem schönen Dromedar-Wasserfall führt, der in ein Becken stürzt, das größer ist als die stromaufwärts gelegenen. Wir beenden die Tour mit einer wenige Meter langen Rutsche und einer letzten kleinen vertikalen Abseilstelle, die in ein großes Becken mit sehr geringem Tiefgang mündet. Rn°1: ANMC C10 RD T4 "monopoint RG" Rn°2: MC (bloc) C22 RD + monopoint RD intermédiaire qui sert de déviation + Passage désescaladable en toboggan. Rn°3: C14 ANRD Rn°4: C11 RG T6 monopoint RG, Passage désescaladable en toboggan. Rn°5: C8 RD - Achtung, man könnte meinen, dass die Becken tief sind, aber sie sind sehr flach. - Versuchen Sie nicht, in das letzte Becken zu springen, Vorsicht! Es gibt jedoch einige sehr kleine Sprünge mit Dämpfung, die Sie ausprobieren können.

Mas den Ribes: Canyon End
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mas d'en Ribes Bien suivre les points bleus pour l’approche , c’est mignon , dommage que ça glisse autant et que l’eau soit sombre . (Quelle:...
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall folgt man einfach dem linken Ufer, überquert den Fluss und kehrt wieder zurück, um zur Steinbrücke zu gelangen.

Mas den Ribes: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mas d'en Ribes Bien suivre les points bleus pour l’approche , c’est mignon , dommage que ça glisse autant et que l’eau soit sombre . (Quelle:...
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall folgt man einfach dem linken Ufer, überquert den Fluss und kehrt wieder zurück, um zur Steinbrücke zu gelangen.

Maubonnette: Canyon Start

Maubonnette: Canyon End

Maubonnette: Unknown Parking

Méan: Canyon Start

Méan: Unknown Parking

Méan: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Autre parking possible

Medassoles: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Medassoles Descendu avec une corde de 40m, c'était confort, doit passer avec 30m.Ruisseau avec des passages esthétiques. (Quelle: https://www....

Medassoles: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Medassoles Descendu avec une corde de 40m, c'était confort, doit passer avec 30m.Ruisseau avec des passages esthétiques. (Quelle: https://www....

Medassoles: Unknown Parking
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Medassoles Descendu avec une corde de 40m, c'était confort, doit passer avec 30m.Ruisseau avec des passages esthétiques. (Quelle: https://www....

Meije (amont): Canyon Start

Meije (amont): Canyon End

Meije (amont): Parking at Exit

Mensongé: Canyon Start
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mensongé Fait en combi étanche. Petit canyon qui doit être sympa avec de l’eau. Tous les amarrages sont propres (Quelle: https://www.descente-...

Mensongé: Canyon End
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mensongé Fait en combi étanche. Petit canyon qui doit être sympa avec de l’eau. Tous les amarrages sont propres (Quelle: https://www.descente-...

Mensongé: Unknown Parking
2025-12-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mensongé Fait en combi étanche. Petit canyon qui doit être sympa avec de l’eau. Tous les amarrages sont propres (Quelle: https://www.descente-...

Méollion (Torrent de): Canyon Start

Méollion (Torrent de): Canyon End

Méollion (Torrent de): Unknown Parking

Merdabuel: Canyon Start

Merdabuel: Canyon End

Mère sup: Canyon Start

Mère sup: Unknown Parking

Mian: Canyon Start
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mian Bien exposé le matin. Sans navette compter 2 km de plus par le sentier qui coupe les lacets de la route. Un cairn indique la sortie du ca...

Mian: Canyon End
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mian Bien exposé le matin. Sans navette compter 2 km de plus par le sentier qui coupe les lacets de la route. Un cairn indique la sortie du ca...

Mian: Parking at Entry
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mian Bien exposé le matin. Sans navette compter 2 km de plus par le sentier qui coupe les lacets de la route. Un cairn indique la sortie du ca...

Mian: Parking at Exit

Milhommes: Canyon Start
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Milhommes Parcouru dans le cadre d'une formation rééquipement pour la CD06 FFCAM. On a passé tout Milhommes sur scellement inox. Viré les vieu...
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Milhommes: Canyon End
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Milhommes Parcouru dans le cadre d'une formation rééquipement pour la CD06 FFCAM. On a passé tout Milhommes sur scellement inox. Viré les vieu...
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Milhommes: Parking at Entry
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Milhommes Parcouru dans le cadre d'une formation rééquipement pour la CD06 FFCAM. On a passé tout Milhommes sur scellement inox. Viré les vieu...
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Milhommes: Parking at Exit

Minière: Canyon Start

Molitg: Canyon Start
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Molitg Petit canyon bien adapté pour ma petite forme du moment, permet de faire une petite sortie sympathique Merci au guide qui nous a laissé...
Approach: In front of the parking lot there is a path that leads down to the river.
Tour: Without greater difficulty than a few ledges, many jumps and two rappels. In spring it can present an excessive flow.

Molitg: Canyon End
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Molitg Petit canyon bien adapté pour ma petite forme du moment, permet de faire une petite sortie sympathique Merci au guide qui nous a laissé...
Return: After the last waterfall we take the path to the left and follow the track to the village.

Molitg: Unknown Parking
2025-09-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Molitg Petit canyon bien adapté pour ma petite forme du moment, permet de faire une petite sortie sympathique Merci au guide qui nous a laissé...
Access: From Puigcerdá or from Perpignan on the N116 towards Prades. We turn to Molitg on the D619, a few kilometers later we will take the D14 to Molitg les Bains. Without entering the village we follow the road for about 500m and in a right curve we will have a small open field to park.
Return: After the last waterfall we take the path to the left and follow the track to the village.

Monar Amont (partie inférieure): Canyon Start

Monar Amont (partie inférieure): Canyon End

Monar Amont (partie inférieure): Parking at Exit

Montagnette 1 (inférieur): Canyon Start
Comment: Désescalade dans les blocs du torrent sur 100m avant de trouver la main courante rivé gauche (à installer).
Approach: We will leave by the path towards the Espingo refuge, we will pass the Lac d'Oô refuge, the path will go up zigzagging and softening the slope, we will arrive at a stream, this is the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Two fractional waterfalls and a couple of other overhangs. Almost adventurous descent

Montagnette 1 (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: When we reach the lake, we will turn right and border it to the north, towards the refuge, until we reach the uphill trail.

Montagnette 1 (inférieur): Unknown Parking
Access: We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. At the exit of Bagnères de Luchon north we must turn left on the D618 towards Arreau and Peyresourde. Arriving at Cazeaux turn left on the D76 towards the commune of Oô. Cross the village and continue towards Granges d'Astau and Lac d'Oô. At the end of the road there is a parking lot.
Return: When we reach the lake, we will turn right and border it to the north, towards the refuge, until we reach the uphill trail.

Montauban: Canyon Start
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montauban Micro filet d'eau Il faudra attendre la prochaine pluie...Équipement ok (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...

Montauban: Canyon End
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montauban Micro filet d'eau Il faudra attendre la prochaine pluie...Équipement ok (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...

Montauban: Parking at Entry
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montauban Micro filet d'eau Il faudra attendre la prochaine pluie...Équipement ok (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...

Montauban: Parking at Exit

Montbrun: Canyon Start

Montbrun: Canyon End

Montbrun: Unknown Parking

Montbrun: Unknown
Comment: Montbrun

Montendry: Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montendry Première heure de marche dans une jungle. Dommage que l on ne puisse pas la shunter. Beaucoup d embacles tout le long du canyon. Les...

Montfillà: Canyon Start

Montfreyt: Canyon Start
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montfreyt entre petit filet et sec, belle balade, à faire après de forte pluie, prendre le chemin a partir du gran val comme dit sur le topo,...

Montfreyt: Canyon End
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montfreyt entre petit filet et sec, belle balade, à faire après de forte pluie, prendre le chemin a partir du gran val comme dit sur le topo,...

Montfreyt: Parking at Entry
2025-10-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Montfreyt entre petit filet et sec, belle balade, à faire après de forte pluie, prendre le chemin a partir du gran val comme dit sur le topo,...

Montfreyt: Parking at Exit

Moulin Ilonse: Canyon Start
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Moulin Ilonse: Canyon End
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Moulin Ilonse: Parking at Entry
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Moulin Ilonse: Parking at Exit

Moulin Marquis: Canyon Start
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Nouveaux relais en place.Topo :R1 : RD sur AN ( chaine inox ) : 30mR2 : RD sur AN ( Chaine inox ) : 20m. ( vire )R3 : RG sur An...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis En raison de conditions météorologiques particulières, l'utilisation des nouveaux relais et ancrages brochés ne pourra se faire...
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Fait en 4h à 4 en coincent une corde (45min de perdu). Après les premiers rappels on a fait que des rappels de ~50m. On a fait...
Approach: Continue on foot and take the path (red and yellow markings) that begins in a grove of trees surrounded by two meadows. A little further on, leave the path that leads to the Grotte des Gaulois on the right and follow the path to the portal of a cave from which the spring that causes the waterfall emerges (blue marker).
Tour: Sequence of waterfalls for a total of 360 m; the first abseil point is on an empty full tree RG. From the second relay there are no more alternative routes. The last waterfall can be avoided by joining the RD ascent route. Due to the width of the relays, a team of three people is recommended, no more and no less. The largest waterfall in the region

Moulin Marquis: Canyon End
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Nouveaux relais en place.Topo :R1 : RD sur AN ( chaine inox ) : 30mR2 : RD sur AN ( Chaine inox ) : 20m. ( vire )R3 : RG sur An...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis En raison de conditions météorologiques particulières, l'utilisation des nouveaux relais et ancrages brochés ne pourra se faire...
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Fait en 4h à 4 en coincent une corde (45min de perdu). Après les premiers rappels on a fait que des rappels de ~50m. On a fait...
Return: Take the path that leads to Bournillon Cave and descend it to reach the parking lot below the cave.

Moulin Marquis: Parking at Entry
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Nouveaux relais en place.Topo :R1 : RD sur AN ( chaine inox ) : 30mR2 : RD sur AN ( Chaine inox ) : 20m. ( vire )R3 : RG sur An...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis En raison de conditions météorologiques particulières, l'utilisation des nouveaux relais et ancrages brochés ne pourra se faire...
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulin Marquis Fait en 4h à 4 en coincent une corde (45min de perdu). Après les premiers rappels on a fait que des rappels de ~50m. On a fait...
Access: From the power station, drive up to La Balme de Rencurel and continue on the D531 to the Goule Noire bridge. From there, take the D103 to Saint-Julien en Vercors, turn right in the village and take the road that leads to the Ponsons district. Follow the road and park at a junction (before the "circulation interdit" sign).
Return: Take the path that leads to Bournillon Cave and descend it to reach the parking lot below the cave.

Moulin Marquis: Parking at Exit
Access: From the power station, drive up to La Balme de Rencurel and continue on the D531 to the Goule Noire bridge. From there, take the D103 to Saint-Julien en Vercors, turn right in the village and take the road that leads to the Ponsons district. Follow the road and park at a junction (before the "circulation interdit" sign).
Return: Take the path that leads to Bournillon Cave and descend it to reach the parking lot below the cave.

Moulin Marquis: Unknown
Comment: Grotte de Bournillon (grand porche)

Moulis: Canyon Start
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis Canyon court avec quelques toboggans et un beau rappel de 45m ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. Fait avec navette ! (Quelle: https://ww...
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2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis DC. Pas de rubalise au début de l’approche. Les tob passent bien, faut amortir sur le petit deuxième quand même. (Quelle: https://www.d...
Approach: * From Aubert, we cross the bridge and go up the path that crosses the stream that we will descend (we can evaluate the flow). We find a channel that we pass and follow the path uphill until we pass the cascade d'Aubert. Soon a path on the right goes down to the stream. * From Mouilis, from the adventure park, we descend to the stream.
Tour: Short descent with 3 beautiful waterfalls that is best done with enough water. If you only have one thread it is better to leave it for another time because the slides and jumps are difficult to do and you will have to dexter them.

Moulis: Parking at Exit
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis Canyon court avec quelques toboggans et un beau rappel de 45m ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. Fait avec navette ! (Quelle: https://ww...
2025-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis Beaucoup de mains courantes en fixes (Quelle:
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis DC. Pas de rubalise au début de l’approche. Les tob passent bien, faut amortir sur le petit deuxième quand même. (Quelle: https://www.d...
Access: We arrive at Saint Girons on the D117 and before crossing the bridge over the Le Lez river, at the traffic circle we turn right onto the D618 to Mouilis (Col de Portet d'Aspet). Here we have two options: * We continue for about 3kms to Aubert, just before Moulis. Turn left to enter the village. We continue all the road down to the river. Park next to the Romanesque bridge. * We continue to Mouilis and in the village we look for the ascent to Montfaucon. We continue for about 4 kms until we pass the waterfall d'Aubert (on our left). We look for a place to park near the adventure park.
Return: * Towards Aubert, follow the course of the water as far as we can (the road allows us without going into private properties) and go up the road. * Towards Moulis, go up the access road from Aubert.

Moulis: Canyon End
2025-12-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis Canyon court avec quelques toboggans et un beau rappel de 45m ! Les amarrages sont en bon état. Fait avec navette ! (Quelle: https://ww...
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2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Moulis DC. Pas de rubalise au début de l’approche. Les tob passent bien, faut amortir sur le petit deuxième quand même. (Quelle: https://www.d...
Return: * Towards Aubert, follow the course of the water as far as we can (the road allows us without going into private properties) and go up the road. * Towards Moulis, go up the access road from Aubert.

Moulis: Parking at Entry
Access: We arrive at Saint Girons on the D117 and before crossing the bridge over the Le Lez river, at the traffic circle we turn right onto the D618 to Mouilis (Col de Portet d'Aspet). Here we have two options: * We continue for about 3kms to Aubert, just before Moulis. Turn left to enter the village. We continue all the road down to the river. Park next to the Romanesque bridge. * We continue to Mouilis and in the village we look for the ascent to Montfaucon. We continue for about 4 kms until we pass the waterfall d'Aubert (on our left). We look for a place to park near the adventure park.
Return: * Towards Aubert, follow the course of the water as far as we can (the road allows us without going into private properties) and go up the road. * Towards Moulis, go up the access road from Aubert.

Mourade: Canyon Start
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mourade Debit correct après le mois de pluie sur la région (Quelle:

Mourade: Canyon End
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mourade Debit correct après le mois de pluie sur la région (Quelle:

Mourade: Unknown Parking
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mourade Debit correct après le mois de pluie sur la région (Quelle:

Mouras: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras Les points du premier relais bougent sur leur axe. Impossible de les resserrer. Le second relais est bien rouillé. Glissant! (Quelle: h...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras 1er relais à un ancrage qui bouge. Il serait à changer. Le reste RAS. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
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Approach: We continue straight ahead at the fork on a path that goes towards the stream and crosses it. We go up the creek to about 690m and here we find a tree marking the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Easy descent with only 3 rappels. Be careful, it is quite slippery

Mouras: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras Les points du premier relais bougent sur leur axe. Impossible de les resserrer. Le second relais est bien rouillé. Glissant! (Quelle: h...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras 1er relais à un ancrage qui bouge. Il serait à changer. Le reste RAS. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
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Return: We reached the bridge on the way up.

Mouras: Unknown Parking
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras Les points du premier relais bougent sur leur axe. Impossible de les resserrer. Le second relais est bien rouillé. Glissant! (Quelle: h...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras 1er relais à un ancrage qui bouge. Il serait à changer. Le reste RAS. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/2...
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouras (Quelle:
Access: From the Val d'Aran on the N230, we pass into France on the N125. Arriving in Fos, at the big traffic circle, we turn right onto a track to le Seriail. Park at the fork.
Return: We reached the bridge on the way up.

Mouresse Nord: Canyon Start

Mouresse Sud: Canyon Start

Mouzéou: Canyon Start

Mouzéou: Canyon End

Mouzéou: Unknown Parking

Mtsapéré I: Canyon Start
Comment: Coordinate based on map an descente information - on descente its way different.

Mtsapéré I: Unknown Parking

Mtsapéré I: Unknown
Comment: Débouché du chemin de retour sur le GR

Mtsapéré I: Canyon End
Comment: Coordinate based on map an descente information - on descente its way different.

Mtsapéré II: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ Canyon sur GR

Mtsapéré II: Unknown Parking

Mtsapéré II: Unknown
Comment: Débouché chemin retour sur le GR

Muletiers: Canyon Start

Muletiers: Canyon End

Muret-le-Château: Canyon Start

Muret-le-Château: Unknown Parking

Muscadet: Canyon Start
Approach: From here, follow the GR in the direction of Muscadet (there are signposts). After about 40-45 minutes, we reach a small stream on the left coming down from the Fontaine d'Aouen. Soon you will see the GR zigzagging up the slope. This is the moment to take the path to the right towards the canyon.
Tour: Natural abseiling points, numerous abseiling points, many of which can be bypassed via side routes, and to top it all off, the waterfall area with 3 abseiling points almost in a row to save 100 m of altitude difference. Emergency exits: During the entire descent

Muscadet: Canyon End
Return: After the last abseiling point, turn right onto the GR uphill.

Muscadet: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Arrive in Saint Girons on the D117 and before the bridge over the river Lez, turn right at the traffic circle onto the D618 to Castillon-en-Couserans. Continue on the D4 towards Bordes s/Lez, cross it towards Sentein and after 5 km turn left towards Ayer and Valleé de Riberot. Follow this road to the exit, the Pla de Lalau and the Maison du Valier.
Return: After the last abseiling point, turn right onto the GR uphill.

Nancey: Canyon Start

Nancey: Canyon End

Nancey: Unknown Parking

Nant Blanc: Canyon Start

Nant Blanc: Canyon End

Nant Blanc: Unknown Parking

Nant Blanc: Unknown Parking1
Comment: test de point, à supprimer (IP)

Nartuby dAmpus: Canyon Start

Nartuby dAmpus: Canyon End

Nartuby dAmpus: Parking at Entry

Nartuby dAmpus: Parking at Exit

Nartuby dAmpus: Unknown
Comment: sente de retour

Naval: Canyon Start

Naval: Canyon End

Naval: Parking at Entry

Naval: Parking at Exit

Navès: Canyon Start

Navès: Canyon End

Navès: Unknown Parking

Negretto: Canyon Start
Comment: Marche le long du cours d\'eau à partir de ce point

Negretto: Canyon End

Negretto: Parking at Exit
Comment: Départ à pied

Néré: Canyon Start

Néré: Canyon End

Néré: Unknown Parking

Néron: Canyon Start

Néron: Canyon End

Neuciora: Canyon Start
Comment: A confirmer

Neuciora: Canyon End

Neuciora: Parking at Entry

Neuciora: Parking at Exit
Comment: Approximatif

Niscoude (inférieur): Canyon Start

Nonne: Canyon Start

Nonne: Parking at Entry

Nonne: Parking at Exit

Nougairet: Canyon Start
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nougairet Fait depuis le haut manque juste un amarrage naturelle à la première cascade. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...
Comment: Départ de la partie "aval", en faisant l\'approche par les tunnels (recommandé).

Nougairet: Canyon End
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nougairet Fait depuis le haut manque juste un amarrage naturelle à la première cascade. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...

Nougairet: Parking at Entry
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nougairet Fait depuis le haut manque juste un amarrage naturelle à la première cascade. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/can...

Nougairet: Parking at Exit

Cascade de Oëx: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oëx Merci pour tout l'équipement ! J'ai resserrer une plaquette et enlevé des embacles dans des vasquesDC-(-)Un canyon qui vaut quand même son...
2025-05-12: On our second visit, we completed the equipment and "unscrewed" all the old junk from the wall. Many of the old bolts were sheared off in the process. Only the two M12 lugs in the first high rappel, t...
2025-05-06: Our first ascent, everywhere else was flooded after extensive rainfall. We installed a few new anchors to protect our ropes.
Comment: Etwas unterhalb des Parkplatzes über die Piste und die kleine Wiese Richtung Bachbett.
Approach: Either follow the trail from the upper car a little below the slope across the meadows into the forest. There you will immediately find the streambed. (2 minutes) Without a second car, follow the road south from the parking lot. Follow the fourth road to the left (Route de la Rippaz). At the upper hairpin bend, a track starts which initially runs parallel to the neighboring stream (Nant de la Rippaz) and then leads up to the left into the forest. Simply follow this ascent until you reach the road with the upper parking lot (white container). (30 minutes)
Tour: After a short rappel along the stream, the first short rappels follow, which are partly on single hooks, partly on tree slings with rings. Some abseils lead over several steps! You quickly reach the first high waterfall: C 15, 2 bolts far back on the right, C 25, 2 bolts on the left, C40, chain anchor on the right. Further rappels from trees (emergency exit via a path on the left) lead to a water tap and the next and last high rappel: C 5, 2 anchors left, C30 chain anchor left front

Cascade de Oëx: Canyon End
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oëx Merci pour tout l'équipement ! J'ai resserrer une plaquette et enlevé des embacles dans des vasquesDC-(-)Un canyon qui vaut quand même son...
2025-05-12: On our second visit, we completed the equipment and "unscrewed" all the old junk from the wall. Many of the old bolts were sheared off in the process. Only the two M12 lugs in the first high rappel, t...
2025-05-06: Our first ascent, everywhere else was flooded after extensive rainfall. We installed a few new anchors to protect our ropes.
Comment: Nach dem zweiten hohen Wasserfall das Bachbett an der Brücke verlassen.
Return: The last high rappel is followed by a few meters through the stream. You then reach the garden of a house on the right. Although you can simply get out here, you are probably entering private property. It is better to continue through the stream for another 20 meters and then get off at the bridge.

Cascade de Oëx: Parking at Entry
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oëx Merci pour tout l'équipement ! J'ai resserrer une plaquette et enlevé des embacles dans des vasquesDC-(-)Un canyon qui vaut quand même son...
2025-05-12: On our second visit, we completed the equipment and "unscrewed" all the old junk from the wall. Many of the old bolts were sheared off in the process. Only the two M12 lugs in the first high rappel, t...
2025-05-06: Our first ascent, everywhere else was flooded after extensive rainfall. We installed a few new anchors to protect our ropes.
Comment: Neben dem weißen Container parken
Access: Take the D 1205 to Oex and park opposite the closed restaurant Chez Arlette. You can also park a second car (see coordinates).
Return: The last high rappel is followed by a few meters through the stream. You then reach the garden of a house on the right. Although you can simply get out here, you are probably entering private property. It is better to continue through the stream for another 20 meters and then get off at the bridge.

Cascade de Oëx: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Gegenüber des derzeit (Mai 2025) geschlossenen Restaurants Chez Arlette
Access: Take the D 1205 to Oex and park opposite the closed restaurant Chez Arlette. You can also park a second car (see coordinates).
Return: The last high rappel is followed by a few meters through the stream. You then reach the garden of a house on the right. Although you can simply get out here, you are probably entering private property. It is better to continue through the stream for another 20 meters and then get off at the bridge.

Ondes: Canyon Start

Ondes: Parking at Exit

Oo (inférieur): Canyon Start
2025-07-19: Only walked the lower part - access via the path on the orographic left side (approx. 30' from the small bridge) - heavily commercialized - many hanging ropes and bypasses built in - short but rewardi...
Approach: We will leave by the path towards the Espingo refuge, almost to the Lac d'Oô refuge. At about 1400m altitude there is a path to the right of EDF for a water intake. We will continue until we reach the river
Tour: A somewhat slippery descent full of small rappels and abseilings until the final zone, where we will have the highest points.

Oo (inférieur): Canyon End
2025-07-19: Only walked the lower part - access via the path on the orographic left side (approx. 30' from the small bridge) - heavily commercialized - many hanging ropes and bypasses built in - short but rewardi...
Return: After the footbridge and the last rappel, we will leave by a path on the right.

Oo (inférieur): Unknown Parking
2025-07-19: Only walked the lower part - access via the path on the orographic left side (approx. 30' from the small bridge) - heavily commercialized - many hanging ropes and bypasses built in - short but rewardi...
Access: We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. At the exit of Bagnères de Luchon north we must turn left on the D618 towards Arreau and Peyresourde. Arriving at Cazeaux turn left on the D76 towards the commune of Oô. Cross the village and continue towards Granges d'Astau and Lac d'Oô. At the end of the road there is a parking lot.
Return: After the footbridge and the last rappel, we will leave by a path on the right.

Oppedette: Canyon Start
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oppedette Rien ne coule mais les biefs sont plein d'eau croupie et très boueuse ! Les ressauts du dernier étroit sont équipés de relais chaîné...

Oppedette: Canyon End
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oppedette Rien ne coule mais les biefs sont plein d'eau croupie et très boueuse ! Les ressauts du dernier étroit sont équipés de relais chaîné...

Oppedette: Unknown Parking
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oppedette Rien ne coule mais les biefs sont plein d'eau croupie et très boueuse ! Les ressauts du dernier étroit sont équipés de relais chaîné...
Comment: Parking unique ou parking aval si navette

Oppedette: Unknown
Comment: Le sentier passe par le départ du ravin de Chavagnac

Oppedette: Unknown1
Comment: Départ du sentier qui monte au départ par la RD

Orquette: Canyon Start

Orquette: Canyon End

Ossoue (aval): Canyon Start
Approach: On the road to Ossoue we go up about 150m and we will see a path that goes down to an old footbridge, we go down and enter the riverbed.
Tour: Simple and fun descent full of jumps.

Ossoue (aval): Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the Gave de Gavarnie we will see a path on the right that takes us up to a footbridge. This path leads us to the road to Gavarnie. We go back to the car.

Ossoue (aval): Unknown Parking
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then we continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921 to Gédre and from here to Gavarnie. Almost at the entrance of the village we have a detour to the right towards the tracks. We take it and in a sharp bend to the left, we have the signs to Barrage d'Ossoue 8km. Here we park
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the Gave de Gavarnie we will see a path on the right that takes us up to a footbridge. This path leads us to the road to Gavarnie. We go back to the car.

Oule: Canyon Start

Oule: Canyon End

Oule: Parking at Entry

Oule: Parking at Exit

Ourtigas + Bastié: Canyon Start

Ourtigas + Bastié: Canyon End

Ourtigas + Bastié: Unknown Parking

Oy: Canyon Start

Oy: Canyon End

Oy: Parking at Entry

Pailla: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Ruisseau de Pailla and Alans Following the path of the waterfall until the detour to the "Refuge des Espuguettes", we go up to the "Plateau de Pailla". Here we find the detour to the path that leads to the cirque, we take it and soon we find the bridge over the "Ruisseau de Pailla".
Tour: This is a descent full of steep slopes and not very frequented. It is very slippery and in spring with the thaw can have complications. Be careful with the access to the headwaters. The final chaos can and should be approached from the right.

Paloll: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Palol Tout s’enchaîne très bien , bravo pour le gros boulot de nettoyage . Aussi glissant que Ribes et eau très sombre aussi dommage . (Quell...
2025-12-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Paloll était faisable hier, sans risque même au niveau de la première cascade, le drossage étant sans danger.Forte douche dans le salt...
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Belle descente, pas très ludique, mais vraiment de beaux rappels... je confirme le post de Kevin, canyon maintenant sans ronces, sans b...
Approach: Gehen Sie bis zum Ende der Straße (Sackgasse), vorbei an den Bauernhöfen Mas de Falguerolles und Mas de Calça Roig, und nehmen Sie sofort den links markierten Wanderweg PR. Gehen Sie an einem Zaun entlang und folgen Sie dann dem gesamten Weg, der in einigen Kurven durch den Eichenwald führt. Sie kommen zu einem Strommast, wo sich der Weg zu einem Balkon verbreitert und Sie einen freien Blick auf die darunter liegende Schlucht haben. Kurz darauf gehen Sie auf demselben Weg auf der linken Seite einen kleinen Pfad hinunter bis zur ersten Abseilstelle.
Tour: Der Canyon beginnt mit zwei kleinen, schön geformten Wasserfällen, die nacheinander aufeinander folgen. Dann kommt eine kleine Rutsche in einer schönen, bewachsenen Schleife mit einem kleinen, absteigenden Gang und einer mit Klettergriffen ausgestatteten Rampe im kleinen Dschungel. Auf halber Strecke hat man vom Salt de la Selva, der schönen vertikalen C20, einen herrlichen Blick auf einen Teil von Céret. Es folgen ein doppelter Sprung auf einer Rampe und zum Abschluss noch ein paar schöne Abseilstellen. Rn°1: C7 RG Rn°2: C8 RD T4 + D2 Rn°3: C20 (rampe désescaladable) "monopoint" RD dans la petite jungle. Rn°4 Salt de la Selva: C20 RG Rn°5: R25 RG double ressaut en rampe. Rn°6: C6 RD Rn°7: C11 AN RD Rn°8: C10 Centre (groc bloc coincé) Rn°9: C3 "monopoint" RD - Achtung! Bei hohem Durchfluss kann die geschlossene Mulde des ersten Abflusses ernsthafte Probleme mit der Strömung verursachen. - Die C20 von Salt de la Selva ist von der Straße nach Céret aus zu sehen, wenn man von Saint Jean Pla de Corts über die Teufelsbrücke kommt, sowie fünfzig Meter vor dem Wandgemälde unter dem kleinen Kreisverkehr.

Paloll: Canyon End
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Palol Tout s’enchaîne très bien , bravo pour le gros boulot de nettoyage . Aussi glissant que Ribes et eau très sombre aussi dommage . (Quell...
2025-12-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Paloll était faisable hier, sans risque même au niveau de la première cascade, le drossage étant sans danger.Forte douche dans le salt...
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Belle descente, pas très ludique, mais vraiment de beaux rappels... je confirme le post de Kevin, canyon maintenant sans ronces, sans b...
Return: Am Stausee gibt es zwei Möglichkeiten, um hinauszukommen. Entweder nimmt man direkt einen alten Weg durch den Wald, der am linken Ufer zum Wanderweg PR hinaufführt, oder man folgt dem Wasserlauf entlang des Kanals, vorbei an einem großen Froschteich, den man rechts umgeht, bis zu einem Feld, das zu einem sehr alten Wrack (einem verlassenen Renault-Lieferwagen) führt. Auf Höhe des Lieferwagens geht man links hinunter und folgt dem Weg weiter bergab bis zur Straße. Die Straße kann problemlos zu Fuß zurückgelegt werden, da sie sehr wenig befahren ist. Sie führt zum kleinen Kreisverkehr mit dem Wandgemälde.

Paloll: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Palol Tout s’enchaîne très bien , bravo pour le gros boulot de nettoyage . Aussi glissant que Ribes et eau très sombre aussi dommage . (Quell...
2025-12-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Paloll était faisable hier, sans risque même au niveau de la première cascade, le drossage étant sans danger.Forte douche dans le salt...
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Paloll Belle descente, pas très ludique, mais vraiment de beaux rappels... je confirme le post de Kevin, canyon maintenant sans ronces, sans b...
Access: Am Ortseingang von Céret über Maureillas Las-Illas biegen Sie direkt links gegenüber dem großen Schuppen auf die Straße „Route des hauts de Céret” ab. Fahren Sie bis zum kleinen Kreisverkehr ganz oben am Hang der Wohnsiedlung Nogarède. Sie sehen ein Wandgemälde, nehmen Sie rechts den S-förmigen Weg, der zur Rue Falguerolles hinaufführt, und parken Sie dann ohne zu stören in der ersten Straße rechts auf den kleinen Parkplätzen der Rue François Camps.
Return: Am Stausee gibt es zwei Möglichkeiten, um hinauszukommen. Entweder nimmt man direkt einen alten Weg durch den Wald, der am linken Ufer zum Wanderweg PR hinaufführt, oder man folgt dem Wasserlauf entlang des Kanals, vorbei an einem großen Froschteich, den man rechts umgeht, bis zu einem Feld, das zu einem sehr alten Wrack (einem verlassenen Renault-Lieferwagen) führt. Auf Höhe des Lieferwagens geht man links hinunter und folgt dem Weg weiter bergab bis zur Straße. Die Straße kann problemlos zu Fuß zurückgelegt werden, da sie sehr wenig befahren ist. Sie führt zum kleinen Kreisverkehr mit dem Wandgemälde.

Palps: Canyon Start

Palps: Canyon End

Palps: Unknown Parking

Parmand: Canyon Start

Parmand: Canyon End

Parmand: Unknown Parking

Pas de Fer: Canyon Start

Pas de Fer: Canyon End

Pas de lEscale: Canyon Start

Pas de la Tour: Canyon Start

Pas de la Tour: Canyon End

Pas de la Tour: Parking at Entry

Pas de la Tour: Parking at Exit

Pas de Souci: Canyon Start

Pas de Souci: Canyon End

Pas de Souci: Unknown Parking
Comment: hameau du Meynial

Pasqueirets: Canyon Start

Pelouses: Canyon Start

Pelouses: Canyon End

Pelouses: Unknown Parking

Pelouses: Unknown
Comment: Retour à travers la forêt et une piste de coupeurs de bois

Pelvoux: Canyon Start

Pelvoux: Canyon End

Pelvoux: Unknown Parking

Pennafort: Canyon Start

Pennafort: Canyon End

Pennafort: Unknown Parking

Pères: Canyon Start

Pères: Canyon End
Comment: Localisation approximative

Pères: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking du refuge de l\'Aileron

Pères: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la trace dans le 5e virage du chemin de la Pelée

Pères: Unknown1
Comment: Arrivée sur la piste de l\'habitation Pécoul

Pétarel: Canyon Start

Pétarel: Canyon End

Pétarel: Unknown Parking

Pétarel: Unknown
Comment: Approche GR

Peyron Roux: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peyron Roux Ras ,un peu glissant (Quelle:

Peyron Roux: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peyron Roux Ras ,un peu glissant (Quelle:

Peyron Roux: Unknown Parking
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Peyron Roux Ras ,un peu glissant (Quelle:

Peyroutilles: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross Seignaux and follow the marked track of Taus (up to the Roc de Taux) and the Cabane des Gardes. We will reach a sharp turn to the right with a path that continues straight ahead and a panel (chemin de Tournac) we follow it (according to reviews at the height of 890m). Soon we find a stream that cuts the path. We descend along it
Tour: All rappels from trees. We start with an 8m rappel that can be avoided with care. A couple of ledges follow and we reach the vertical part, 35, 20, 55 and 25.

Peyroutilles: Canyon End
Return: We will have to go through the forest on the orographic left of the stream until we find a path that takes us to where we left the car.

Peyroutilles: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N20 from Foix to Tarascon-sur-Ariège, we take the D8B to Montoulieu. We continue and soon turn right to Seignaux, at the entrance of the village we park the car for the approach. Until Amplaing, here we look for the Chemin du communal, at the end of this we park the car to return.
Return: We will have to go through the forest on the orographic left of the stream until we find a path that takes us to where we left the car.

Pic de Crigne: Canyon Start

Pic de Crigne: Canyon End

Pic de Crigne: Unknown Parking

Piche: Canyon Start

Piche: Canyon End

Piche: Unknown Parking

Pichu: Canyon Start

Pichu: Canyon End

Pichu: Unknown Parking

Pié Lombard: Canyon Start
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pié Lombard (Quelle:
2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pié Lombard Tout a été dit par Nico26. (Quelle:

Pié Lombard: Canyon End
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2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pié Lombard Tout a été dit par Nico26. (Quelle:

Pié Lombard: Parking at Entry
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pié Lombard (Quelle:
2025-11-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pié Lombard Tout a été dit par Nico26. (Quelle:

Pié Lombard: Parking at Exit

Pierre Taillade: Canyon Start
2026-01-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pierre Taillade Superbe ambiance dans ces conditions en neige et glace.Le premier relais de la main courant de la première cascade mérite un r...

Pierre Taillade: Canyon End
2026-01-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pierre Taillade Superbe ambiance dans ces conditions en neige et glace.Le premier relais de la main courant de la première cascade mérite un r...

Pierre Taillade: Unknown Parking
2026-01-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pierre Taillade Superbe ambiance dans ces conditions en neige et glace.Le premier relais de la main courant de la première cascade mérite un r...

Pierre Taillade: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la piste d\'approche depuis la route

Pierre Taillade: Unknown1
Comment: Point de sortie conseillé

Pincinié: Canyon Start

Pincinié: Canyon End

Pincinié: Parking at Entry
Comment: A côté du cimetière du Cros d\'Utelle.

Pincinié: Parking at Exit

Pincinié: Waypoint
Comment: Point ou il faut quitter le GR pour suivre la sente qui va tout droit pour rejoindre le ruisseau.

Pinède: Canyon Start
Comment: En haut du cassé (111 m)

Pirates: Canyon Start
Comment: Voir la photo aérienne

Pirates: Canyon End

Pis (par laffluent RG): Canyon Start

Pis (par laffluent RG): Canyon End

Pis (par laffluent RG): Unknown Parking

Pisse: Canyon Start

Pisse: Canyon End

Pisse: Unknown Parking

Pisse Bernard: Canyon Start

Pissevieille (Ardèche): Canyon Start
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille Petit filet d'eau mais vasques claires. (Quelle:
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille actuellement en eau et il est très beau. pas besoin de combi étanche, l'eau est fraiche mais bonne. le débit était très bon, sans...
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille (Quelle:

Pissevieille (Ardèche): Canyon End
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille Petit filet d'eau mais vasques claires. (Quelle:
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille actuellement en eau et il est très beau. pas besoin de combi étanche, l'eau est fraiche mais bonne. le débit était très bon, sans...
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille (Quelle:

Pissevieille (Ardèche): Unknown Parking
2026-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille Petit filet d'eau mais vasques claires. (Quelle:
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille actuellement en eau et il est très beau. pas besoin de combi étanche, l'eau est fraiche mais bonne. le débit était très bon, sans...
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pissevieille (Quelle:

Plaa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the ruins we continue along the track and further along the path that continues it. Gradually we will see the ravine on the left until the road will approach the stream until we reach almost 800m where we will enter the gorge.
Tour: Logging in a forest environment

Plaa: Canyon End
Return: The descent ends after passing the road, we will go left through a meadow to a track that leads us up to the road. Soon we will arrive at the ruins

Plaa: Unknown Parking
Access: From Tarbes we head towards Lourdes on the N21. Then continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D821. Continue towards Gavarnie-Gedre on the D921. Before arriving at Chèze we will see some ruins and a track on the left, we take it and go up it for about 100m and park.
Return: The descent ends after passing the road, we will go left through a meadow to a track that leads us up to the road. Soon we will arrive at the ruins

Plagnau Long: Canyon Start

Plagnau Long: Canyon End

Plagnau Long: Unknown Parking

Plaine-Basse: Canyon Start
Comment: A la lisière du bois

Plaine-Basse: Canyon End
Comment: A la sortie du goulet

Plaine-Basse: Parking at Entry

Plaine-Basse: Parking at Exit
Comment: Hameau de Lustrande : avant le pont.

Planèzes: Canyon Start

Planèzes: Canyon End

Planèzes: Unknown Parking

Planfaé (aval): Canyon Start

Planfaé (aval): Unknown Parking

Pointe Percée: Canyon Start
2025-05-15: Beautiful rappel canyon with overwhelming views. Anchors are in very good condition (mostly two anchors or chain).

Pointe Percée: Canyon End
2025-05-15: Beautiful rappel canyon with overwhelming views. Anchors are in very good condition (mostly two anchors or chain).

Ponchette: Canyon Start

Ponchette: Parking at Entry

Ponchette: Parking at Exit

Pont: Canyon Start

Pont: Canyon End

Pont: Parking at Exit

Pont: Unknown Parking

Pont de lAlpe: Canyon Start

Pont de lAlpe: Canyon End

Pont de lAlpe: Unknown Parking

Pont des Oules: Canyon Start

Pont des Oules: Canyon End

Pont des Oules: Unknown Parking

Pont des Oules: Unknown
Comment: Le "Pont des Oules"

Pont Saint Bruno: Canyon Start

Pont Saint Bruno: Canyon End

Pont Saint Bruno: Unknown Parking

Porcs: Canyon Start

Porcs: Canyon End

Porcs: Unknown Parking

Potty: Canyon Start

Potty: Canyon End
Comment: allez jusqu au pont(prendre a gauche) mais il faut remonter toute la route

Potty: Parking at Entry
Comment: vous pouvez vous garer plus bas mais la marche d approche sera plus longue mais l arriver plus vite

Potty: Unknown Parking

Pré Girardin: Canyon Start

Pré Girardin: Canyon End

Pré Girardin: Unknown Parking

Pré Girardin: Unknown
Comment: Approche par la piste de ski Girardin

Prelles: Canyon Start

Prelles: Canyon End

Prelles: Unknown Parking

Prunes: Canyon Start

Prunes: Canyon End

Prunes: Unknown Parking

Pylône: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Encore un bon débit correct/la grande cascade est magnifique dans ces conditions ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions. (Quelle:
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône DC+ et ça donne un canyon très sympa ! C'est en condition et ce n'est pas tout les jours ...Film : https://youtu.be/uYdUglp5tQI?si=0qsV...

Pylône: Canyon End
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Encore un bon débit correct/la grande cascade est magnifique dans ces conditions ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions. (Quelle:
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône DC+ et ça donne un canyon très sympa ! C'est en condition et ce n'est pas tout les jours ...Film : https://youtu.be/uYdUglp5tQI?si=0qsV...

Pylône: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Encore un bon débit correct/la grande cascade est magnifique dans ces conditions ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône Équipements ras , top dans ces conditions. (Quelle:
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pylône DC+ et ça donne un canyon très sympa ! C'est en condition et ce n'est pas tout les jours ...Film : https://youtu.be/uYdUglp5tQI?si=0qsV...

Pylône: Waypoint

Quartier dAoût: Canyon Start

Quartier dAoût: Canyon End

Quartier dAoût: Unknown Parking

Quartier dAoût: Unknown
Comment: Approche

Quartier dAoût: Unknown1
Comment: Approche

Quartier dAoût: Unknown2
Comment: Sente d\'approche

Queyrieres: Canyon Start

Queyrieres: Canyon End

Queyrieres: Unknown Parking

Rabou: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou (Quelle:
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou Très joli canyon. Dommage qu'il soit si court. On y retrouve des sauts, des tobs, un beau rappel final. Bref le canyon plaisir. Merci a...

Rabou: Canyon End
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou (Quelle:
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou Très joli canyon. Dommage qu'il soit si court. On y retrouve des sauts, des tobs, un beau rappel final. Bref le canyon plaisir. Merci a...

Rabou: Unknown Parking
2025-09-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou (Quelle:
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rabou Très joli canyon. Dommage qu'il soit si court. On y retrouve des sauts, des tobs, un beau rappel final. Bref le canyon plaisir. Merci a...

Rachourt: Canyon Start
Approach: An der Y-Kreuzung zu Fuß rechts auf die Avenue Général Edmond Puig bis zur ersten Kurve gehen. Unterhalb der Kurve einem Nebenfluss des Reixurt-Canyons folgen. Nach etwa zehn Minuten erreicht man den Hauptfluss.
Tour: Rn°1: C20 ANRG Rn°2: ANMC C7 RD(couloir étroit) Rn°3: "vasque suspendue"C10 RG(faille) Rn°4: C4 AN RG Rn°5: C6 RD Rn°6: C9 RD Se suit une petite marche intermédiaire qui rejoint les derniers petits ressauts. Rn°7: C6 RD T2 T5

Rachourt: Canyon End
Return: Folgen Sie dem Flusslauf bis zum Fahrzeug und vermeiden Sie es, Privatgrundstücke zu betreten.

Rachourt: Parking at Entry
Return: Folgen Sie dem Flusslauf bis zum Fahrzeug und vermeiden Sie es, Privatgrundstücke zu betreten.

Rachourt: Parking at Exit
Return: Folgen Sie dem Flusslauf bis zum Fahrzeug und vermeiden Sie es, Privatgrundstücke zu betreten.

Raffenot: Canyon Start
Approach: The road leads directly to the first rappel.
Tour: The descent begins with 2 jumps (<5m) on AN. This is followed by a C10 and then a C25. The rest of the descent is a long hike interrupted by jumps and a nice little narrow section (C10). You reach the last obstacle, a small blockage that leads to the very nice C45. Watch out for the friction. Commitment quite high, no evasive options along the whole route, but possibility to get clear of high water very easily.

Raffenot: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn Rückweg
Approach: The road leads directly to the first rappel.

Raffenot: Canyon End
Comment: Cascade de Raffenot pointée IGN
Return: After the last abseiling point, follow the stream and then take the path on the RD that leads to the village of Château-Vieux-les-Fosses (25mn). From there, take the road back up to the car.

Rai: Canyon Start

Rai: Unknown Parking

Rai: Unknown
Comment: Début partie 2 (ravin de la Fontaine)

Rang: Canyon Start
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Découverte très sympa avec ce débit ; manquait seulement un peu de soleil pour avoir de belles couleurs d'automne... (Quelle: https://www...
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Très bon débit correct avec les pluies de ces 48h . De bonnes traces de crues visualisées sur plusieurs endroits. Malgré cela, l'équipeme...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang (Quelle:

Rang: Canyon End
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Découverte très sympa avec ce débit ; manquait seulement un peu de soleil pour avoir de belles couleurs d'automne... (Quelle: https://www...
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Très bon débit correct avec les pluies de ces 48h . De bonnes traces de crues visualisées sur plusieurs endroits. Malgré cela, l'équipeme...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang (Quelle:

Rang: Unknown Parking
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Découverte très sympa avec ce débit ; manquait seulement un peu de soleil pour avoir de belles couleurs d'automne... (Quelle: https://www...
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang Très bon débit correct avec les pluies de ces 48h . De bonnes traces de crues visualisées sur plusieurs endroits. Malgré cela, l'équipeme...
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rang (Quelle:

Rang: Unknown
Comment: GR 91 approche

Rascrouset: Canyon Start

Rascrouset: Unknown Parking

Ratapénau: Canyon Start

Ratapénau: Unknown Parking

Rate: Canyon Start
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate Très mignon en glace. Canyon suffisamment équipé. Bien exposé au soleil pour des conditions hivernales (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate (Quelle:

Rate: Unknown Parking
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate Très mignon en glace. Canyon suffisamment équipé. Bien exposé au soleil pour des conditions hivernales (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate (Quelle:

Rate: Unknown
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate Très mignon en glace. Canyon suffisamment équipé. Bien exposé au soleil pour des conditions hivernales (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rate (Quelle:
Comment: Le Chastel

Ray: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Auto aus, mit Blick auf den Wasserfall, suchen Sie eine Diagonale, die von links kommt und am Anfang des ersten Wasserfalls endet. Das ist der schwer zu findende Durchgang unten. Gehen Sie zum Fuß des Wasserfalls und überqueren Sie ihn, um einen Weg am rechten Ufer zu finden, der Sie möglichst zum Fuß der Barriere unterhalb des Anfangs dieser Diagonale führt. Es handelt sich dabei um eine zwischen 50 cm und 1 m breite Wasserleitung, die steil bis zum ersten Wasserfall hinaufführt. Mit flinken Füßen ist das kein Problem, andernfalls sollten Sie sich anseilen und mit Gurten sichern.

Ray: Canyon End

Ray: Parking at Entry
Access: Von Nizza aus fahren Sie bis zur Stadt Puget-Théniers und parken vor Entrevaux in der Nähe des Umspannwerks auf der linken Straßenseite. Der in den Wanderführern beschriebene Shuttlebus ist aufgrund eines streng bewachten Privatgrundstücks und der viel schnelleren Erreichbarkeit zu Fuß nicht zu empfehlen.

Ray: Parking at Exit
Access: Von Nizza aus fahren Sie bis zur Stadt Puget-Théniers und parken vor Entrevaux in der Nähe des Umspannwerks auf der linken Straßenseite. Der in den Wanderführern beschriebene Shuttlebus ist aufgrund eines streng bewachten Privatgrundstücks und der viel schnelleren Erreichbarkeit zu Fuß nicht zu empfehlen.

Ré Bruyant: Canyon Start

Ré Bruyant: Unknown Parking

Reallon: Canyon Start
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon Dc - (Quelle:
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon prendre ancien relais de la c13 du 1er cassé. Le relais chainé est plié (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon (Quelle:
Approach: First follow the hiking trail to the ruins of the "Fort de Réallon" castle. Stay on the path and later keep left up the slope until you reach a viewpoint of the "Fort de Réallon". After a few minutes, continue in an easterly direction on the clearly recognizable path. The path then curves to the left around a mountain and then runs parallel to the canyon in a northerly direction. As soon as you are almost level with the stream, the path descends to the entry point.
Tour: Deeply incised canyon in places with multi-pitch abseils

Reallon: Canyon End
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon Dc - (Quelle:
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon prendre ancien relais de la c13 du 1er cassé. Le relais chainé est plié (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon (Quelle:
Return: Immediately after the last waterfall, follow the path on the right bank back to the village.

Reallon: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon prendre ancien relais de la c13 du 1er cassé. Le relais chainé est plié (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
2025-09-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Reallon (Quelle:
Access: Travel to Reallon
Return: Immediately after the last waterfall, follow the path on the right bank back to the village.

Reallon: Waypoint
Approach: First follow the hiking trail to the ruins of the "Fort de Réallon" castle. Stay on the path and later keep left up the slope until you reach a viewpoint of the "Fort de Réallon". After a few minutes, continue in an easterly direction on the clearly recognizable path. The path then curves to the left around a mountain and then runs parallel to the canyon in a northerly direction. As soon as you are almost level with the stream, the path descends to the entry point.

Régalon: Canyon Start

Régalon: Unknown Parking

Rejerasses: Canyon Start

Rejerasses: Unknown Parking

Réortie (amont): Canyon Start

Réortie (amont): Canyon End

Réortie (amont): Unknown Parking

Réortie (amont): Unknown
Comment: Talweg d\'approche

Réoune: Canyon Start

Réoune: Canyon End

Réoune: Parking at Entry

Réoune: Parking at Exit

Répuirenc: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc Très sympa dans ces conditions de débit ! Par contre l'équipement devient limite dangereux (parfois un seul point complètement rouil...
2026-01-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc Retour dans se canyon quelques jours après, -5 degrés, tout en glace , vraiment superbe . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com...
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc L équipements reste faible par endroits, on vas faire un tour avec le perfo Sinon sympa dans ces conditions. (Quelle: https://www....
Comment: Egalement parking amont

Répuirenc: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc Très sympa dans ces conditions de débit ! Par contre l'équipement devient limite dangereux (parfois un seul point complètement rouil...
2026-01-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc Retour dans se canyon quelques jours après, -5 degrés, tout en glace , vraiment superbe . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com...
2026-01-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Répuirenc L équipements reste faible par endroits, on vas faire un tour avec le perfo Sinon sympa dans ces conditions. (Quelle: https://www....

Rest: Canyon Start

Rest: Canyon End

Rest: Unknown Parking

Reyssas: Canyon Start

Reyssas: Canyon End

Reyssas: Unknown Parking

Reyssas: Unknown
Comment: sentier d\'approche

Ribière: Canyon Start

Ribière: Canyon End

Ribière: Unknown Parking

Ribons: Canyon Start

Ribons: Canyon End

Ribons: Unknown Parking

Ricou La Peyre: Canyon Start

Ricou La Peyre: Canyon End

Ricou La Peyre: Parking Entry and Exit

Ricou La Peyre: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking avancé (4x4).

Ricou La Peyre: Waypoint
Comment: Approche : suivre la piste forestière vers l\'ouest

Ricou La Peyre: Waypoint1
Comment: Approche : Passer au-dessus du ruisseau de la Tourte et continuer par la piste vers le nord.

Ricou La Peyre: Waypoint2
Comment: Quitter la piste ici et monter à travers bois vers le NO pour rejoindre en 5 mn les burons ruinés de Ricou-la-Peyre.

Ricou La Peyre: Waypoint3
Comment: Retour par ce chemin en lisière de bois vers les différents parkings.

Rieu Grand: Canyon Start

Rieu Grand: Canyon End

Rieu Grand: Parking at Entry

Rieu Grand: Parking at Exit

Rieussec: Canyon Start
2026-01-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieussec TGD, après les grosses pluies (eau marron), de beaux petits sauts, belles parties de floating, le passage sous l arche génial dans ce...
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieussec (Quelle:

Rieussec: Canyon End
2026-01-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieussec TGD, après les grosses pluies (eau marron), de beaux petits sauts, belles parties de floating, le passage sous l arche génial dans ce...
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Rieussec: Unknown Parking
2026-01-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieussec TGD, après les grosses pluies (eau marron), de beaux petits sauts, belles parties de floating, le passage sous l arche génial dans ce...
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieussec (Quelle:

Rieutord (amont): Canyon Start

Rieutord (amont): Canyon End

Rieutord (amont): Unknown Parking

Rieutord (amont): Unknown
Comment: itinéraire de retour

Rieutord (aval): Canyon Start

Rieutord (aval): Canyon End

Rieutord (aval): Unknown Parking

Rif: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Les cascades sont magnifiques avec ce débit ; ça pousse bien dans les petits tobog...Heureusement qu'il reste quelques arbres assez bien p...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Sortie pour un essai de combinaison seche avec Michael, belle ambiance, toujours aussi jolie . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Deux belles cascades avec une ambiance mousse forestière. De belles vasques donnent envie d’y revenir avec les beaux jours. Descente sur...

Rif: Canyon End
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Les cascades sont magnifiques avec ce débit ; ça pousse bien dans les petits tobog...Heureusement qu'il reste quelques arbres assez bien p...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Sortie pour un essai de combinaison seche avec Michael, belle ambiance, toujours aussi jolie . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Deux belles cascades avec une ambiance mousse forestière. De belles vasques donnent envie d’y revenir avec les beaux jours. Descente sur...

Rif: Parking at Entry
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Les cascades sont magnifiques avec ce débit ; ça pousse bien dans les petits tobog...Heureusement qu'il reste quelques arbres assez bien p...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Sortie pour un essai de combinaison seche avec Michael, belle ambiance, toujours aussi jolie . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2026-01-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rif Deux belles cascades avec une ambiance mousse forestière. De belles vasques donnent envie d’y revenir avec les beaux jours. Descente sur...

Rif: Parking at Exit

Rimbat: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Avec Guilh (Quelle:
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Eau marronasse. Equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat (Quelle:
Approach: From the parking lot, on the right is the path that leads to Argut-dessous, follow the marks that will take us to the stream of Rimbat, shortly before crossing it, at about 650m altitude we will enter the ravine.
Tour: Descent with a first part without difficulties and then it fits a little and we find the rappels, very well prepared for zip lines or guided rappels.

Rimbat: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Avec Guilh (Quelle:
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Eau marronasse. Equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat (Quelle:
Return: Before reaching the Garonne, turn left and follow the river bank upstream until you find a path that leads to the parking lot.

Rimbat: Unknown Parking
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Avec Guilh (Quelle:
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat Eau marronasse. Equipement OK (Quelle:
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rimbat (Quelle:
Access: From the Val d'Aran by the N230, or from France by the N125 to Fos. Once in Fos by the town hall (marie) we will cross to the back of the village where the square and the fountain are. We will take the street that comes out in front following the course of the Garonne. At the end of the street you can park
Return: Before reaching the Garonne, turn left and follow the river bank upstream until you find a path that leads to the parking lot.

Rio La Forêt: Canyon Start

Rio La Forêt: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée contre la voiture!

Rio La Forêt: Unknown Parking

Rio Sec (amont): Canyon Start
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Premier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile tout le lon...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Top mais mains courantes quasiment toutes en mauvaises état (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...

Rio Sec (amont): Canyon End
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Premier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile tout le lon...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Top mais mains courantes quasiment toutes en mauvaises état (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...

Rio Sec (amont): Parking at Entry
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Premier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile tout le lon...
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (amont) Top mais mains courantes quasiment toutes en mauvaises état (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...
Comment: Alternatif

Rio Sec (amont): Parking at Entry1

Rio Sec (amont): Parking at Entry2
Comment: Autre Parking Possible

Rio Sec (amont): Parking at Exit
Comment: Idem amont de Rio Sec aval

Rio Sec (aval): Canyon Start
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) enregistréPremier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile to...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Enchaînement Millehommes/Rio sec aval. Sec à partir de la confluence mais ça coule au niveau du pont (départ du canyon). (Quell...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Les premiers obstacles sont en eau avant qu’elle ne se perde (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...

Rio Sec (aval): Canyon End
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) enregistréPremier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile to...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Enchaînement Millehommes/Rio sec aval. Sec à partir de la confluence mais ça coule au niveau du pont (départ du canyon). (Quell...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Les premiers obstacles sont en eau avant qu’elle ne se perde (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...

Rio Sec (aval): Parking at Entry
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) enregistréPremier Rio sec. Waouh, canyon le mieux équipé au monde ? On dirait que des petites araignées ont tissé leur toile to...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Enchaînement Millehommes/Rio sec aval. Sec à partir de la confluence mais ça coule au niveau du pont (départ du canyon). (Quell...
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rio Sec (aval) Les premiers obstacles sont en eau avant qu’elle ne se perde (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/21...

Rio Sec (aval): Parking at Exit

Riou Blanc: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Equipement OKDC+ à gros débit dans la partie sup avant la passerelleTGD dans la partie inf et surtout l'encaissement. (Quelle: http...
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc (Quelle:
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Très joli torrent de montagne. Très gros débit pour moi, je ne m’imagine pas dans la grande cascade après le pont avec plus d’eau q...

Riou Blanc: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Equipement OKDC+ à gros débit dans la partie sup avant la passerelleTGD dans la partie inf et surtout l'encaissement. (Quelle: http...
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc (Quelle:
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Très joli torrent de montagne. Très gros débit pour moi, je ne m’imagine pas dans la grande cascade après le pont avec plus d’eau q...

Riou Blanc: Unknown Parking
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Equipement OKDC+ à gros débit dans la partie sup avant la passerelleTGD dans la partie inf et surtout l'encaissement. (Quelle: http...
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc (Quelle:
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Riou Blanc Très joli torrent de montagne. Très gros débit pour moi, je ne m’imagine pas dans la grande cascade après le pont avec plus d’eau q...

Riou Blanc: Unknown
Comment: Cascade/Affluent RG juste avant de quitter le chemin pour le lit de la rivière

Riou Chaunis: Canyon Start

Riou Chaunis: Canyon End

Riou Chaunis: Unknown Parking

Riou dAuthon: Canyon Start
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Riou dAuthon: Canyon End

Riou de Castellet: Canyon Start

Riou de Castellet: Canyon End

Riou de Castellet: Parking at Entry

Riou de Castellet: Parking at Exit

Riou de Levens: Canyon Start

Nant de la Ripaz: Canyon Start

Nant de la Ripaz: Canyon End

Nant de la Ripaz: Unknown Parking

Riu: Canyon Start
2024-05-22: Nice canyon with beautiful rock. Anchors are ok but quite minimal

Riu: Canyon End
2024-05-22: Nice canyon with beautiful rock. Anchors are ok but quite minimal

Riu: Parking at Entry
2024-05-22: Nice canyon with beautiful rock. Anchors are ok but quite minimal

Riu: Parking at Exit

Riu de Blieux (aval): Canyon Start

Riu de Blieux (aval): Canyon End

Riu de Blieux (aval): Unknown Parking

Rivet: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rivet 1ere partie pourrie sèche comme yega puis l’eau arrive et il y a un passage avec deux cascades vraiment très classe, je m’y attendais pa...
Approach: Zu Fuß (Bevorzugt): Überqueren Sie die kleine Brücke und nehmen Sie einen zunächst gut befestigten Weg (gelbe Markierungen). Folgen Sie der Straße nach rechts, passieren Sie den Weiler Rivet und gehen Sie weiter bis zur Brücke über den Bach Rivet (Höhe: 648). Shuttle: Ziemlich langer Shuttle möglich (ca. 9,5 km): Steigen Sie am Punkt 562 wieder ein, biegen Sie links ab; an der Kreuzung (Stadtteil Tana) biegen Sie links ab. Überqueren Sie die Brücken über die Bäche Banquettes und Yéga und fahren Sie weiter bis zur Brücke über den Rivet. Für geübte Wanderer besteht auch die Möglichkeit, anschließend den benachbarten Canyon Yéga im Osten zu erkunden.
Tour: Trocken bis zum Nebenfluss am rechten Ufer, dann gutes Netz. Ziemlich leicht vorankommen. Eine erste C5, dann die schöne Schlucht (C21 + C9). Eine weitere C5, an deren Fuß man am linken Ufer aussteigen muss. Über einen Pfad einige Schritte hinuntersteigen, etwa fünfzig Meter horizontal entlang von Rohren gehen, dann wieder zur Schlucht hinuntersteigen (Pfad). Etwa zehn Minuten weitergehen, bis zu einer kleinen Metallbrücke.

Rivet: Unknown Parking
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rivet 1ere partie pourrie sèche comme yega puis l’eau arrive et il y a un passage avec deux cascades vraiment très classe, je m’y attendais pa...
Access: Von der Ausfahrt Nice Est (l'Ariane) fahren Sie das Paillon-Tal hinauf in Richtung Peille. Am Ortseingang biegen Sie links auf die Route des Banquettes in Richtung L'Escarène ab. Nach etwa 2,5 km (Höhenpunkt: 562) biegen Sie links ab in Richtung Virounous. Dann nehmen Sie die erste Straße links (Haarnadelkurve, Höhenpunkt 458), eine Betonpiste, bis zur kleinen Brücke über den Bach Gazouil.
Return: Von der kleinen Brücke aus folgen Sie dem Weg am Hang entlang nach rechts.

Roc Rouge: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge (Quelle:
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge Bien équipé , approche nickel en suivant le de points bleus puis talweg , retour ok aussi en suivant les infos de la fiche . Qu’élue...
2026-01-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge (Quelle:

Roc Rouge: Canyon End
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge (Quelle:
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge Bien équipé , approche nickel en suivant le de points bleus puis talweg , retour ok aussi en suivant les infos de la fiche . Qu’élue...

Roc Rouge: Unknown Parking
2026-02-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roc Rouge Bien équipé , approche nickel en suivant le de points bleus puis talweg , retour ok aussi en suivant les infos de la fiche . Qu’élue...

Rochebonne: Canyon Start

Rochebonne: Canyon End

Rochebonne: Parking at Entry

Rochebonne: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif

Rochecolombe: Canyon Start
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe (Quelle:
2026-01-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe Sec quelques gouttes dans les rappels, quelques vasques pleines, l’eau est belle Super balade entre la Marche d’approche et le ca...

Rochecolombe: Canyon End
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe (Quelle:
2026-01-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe Sec quelques gouttes dans les rappels, quelques vasques pleines, l’eau est belle Super balade entre la Marche d’approche et le ca...

Rochecolombe: Unknown Parking
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe (Quelle:
2026-01-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochecolombe Sec quelques gouttes dans les rappels, quelques vasques pleines, l’eau est belle Super balade entre la Marche d’approche et le ca...

Rochers du Duc: Canyon Start

Rochers du Duc: Canyon End

Rochers du Duc: Unknown Parking

Rochers du Duc: Unknown
Comment: approche

Rochers du Duc: Unknown1
Comment: approche

Rochier: Canyon Start

Rochier: Canyon End

Rochier: Parking Entry and Exit

Rogin: Canyon Start

Rogin: Canyon End

Rogin: Parking at Entry

Rogin: Parking at Exit

Romezelier: Canyon Start

Romezelier: Canyon End

Romezelier: Unknown Parking

Romezelier: Unknown

Roranche: Canyon Start

Roranche: Canyon End

Roranche: Unknown Parking

Rose/ruisseau dorque: Canyon Start

Rose/ruisseau dorque: Canyon End

Rosiéra: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot above, walk back down to the church, from where you take the GR in the direction of Utelle. Follow the GR for an hour. You reach the well-marked valley, easily recognizable by a plaque on the side of the path (commenting on the erosion of the rock by the water). You can see the Madonna of Utelle up ahead. Go down into the valley about 10 m after the stone bridge that spans the valley.
Tour: Mostly dry, wild, slightly incised, vertical valley. You start with a series of medium height abseils and de-escalations (max C20), interspersed with short steps, in a wooded environment. The high point of the valley is the large vertical (C95), which divides into two parts (handrail RD for access to the first abseil (C45m), then wide platform for the second abseil (C50m)). In both parts, some bushes can obstruct the descent and tangle the ropes in bushes. This is followed by another, shorter series of small abseils or de-escalations. Commitment: Moderate, thanks to the dry and relatively open character of the valley.

Rouchoux: Canyon Start
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Rouchoux: Canyon End
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Rouchoux: Canyon End1
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Comment: Sortie du "Rouchoux classique"

Rouchoux: Unknown Parking

Rouchoux: Unknown
Comment: Arrivée du sentier de retour sur la route

Roudoule amont: Canyon Start

Roudoule amont: Canyon End

Roudoule amont: Parking at Entry

Roudoule amont: Parking at Exit

Roudoule amont: Unknown
Comment: Col du mont

Rouget: Canyon Start
2022-10-15: Only the key passage began. For detailed information, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Rouget / impressions in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4OKJPVB6bw

Rouget: Canyon End
2022-10-15: Only the key passage began. For detailed information, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Rouget / impressions in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4OKJPVB6bw

Rouget: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-10-15: Only the key passage began. For detailed information, see https://www.christian-balla.de/Rouget / impressions in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4OKJPVB6bw
Access: From Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval follow the D429 in a southerly direction. Parking is available directly at the waterfall.

Rouget: Waypoint
Comment: retour par la route

Rougnouse: Canyon Start

Rougnouse: Canyon End

Rougnouse: Unknown Parking

Roumi aval: Canyon Start

Roumi aval: Canyon End

Roumi aval: Parking Entry and Exit

Roumi aval: Waypoint

Roumi aval: Waypoint1

Rouselet: Canyon Start

Rouselet: Canyon End

Rouyes: Canyon Start
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Approach: Variante 1, von ganz oben: ???? Variante 2, Zwischeneinstieg vor den letzten 3 Wasserfällen: Sofern umgeparkt wurde entfällt jegllicher Zustieg.

Rouyes: Canyon End
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Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall rechtsufrig den Bach verlassen und den Trampelpfad bis zum Auto folgen

Rouyes: Parking at Exit
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Access: Der N94 zwischen GAP und Briancon bis L’Argentière-la-Bessée folgen. In Argentiere, ca. 100m Südlich des Abzweigs Richtung Zentrum / Vallouise nach Osten auf die Straße Rue de France abbiegen. Dieser folgen, bis die Straße zum befestigten Weg wird und eine kleine Brücke unseren Back überquert. Hier ein Auto parken, optional mit einem zweiten PKW der Piste weiter folgen.
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall rechtsufrig den Bach verlassen und den Trampelpfad bis zum Auto folgen

Rouyes: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Der N94 zwischen GAP und Briancon bis L’Argentière-la-Bessée folgen. In Argentiere, ca. 100m Südlich des Abzweigs Richtung Zentrum / Vallouise nach Osten auf die Straße Rue de France abbiegen. Dieser folgen, bis die Straße zum befestigten Weg wird und eine kleine Brücke unseren Back überquert. Hier ein Auto parken, optional mit einem zweiten PKW der Piste weiter folgen.
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall rechtsufrig den Bach verlassen und den Trampelpfad bis zum Auto folgen

Rouyes: Parking lot Alternative access
Access: Der N94 zwischen GAP und Briancon bis L’Argentière-la-Bessée folgen. In Argentiere, ca. 100m Südlich des Abzweigs Richtung Zentrum / Vallouise nach Osten auf die Straße Rue de France abbiegen. Dieser folgen, bis die Straße zum befestigten Weg wird und eine kleine Brücke unseren Back überquert. Hier ein Auto parken, optional mit einem zweiten PKW der Piste weiter folgen.

Roya: Canyon Start

Roya: Canyon End

Roya: Parking at Entry

Roya: Parking at Exit

Royer: Canyon Start

Rûnes: Canyon Start

Rûnes: Canyon End

Rûnes: Unknown Parking

Sade: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the Cavaliers road, we will cross the stream and soon we will find a path on the right that goes up the cliffs. After passing the cuts we will approach the river.
Tour: It starts with the large 77m fractional waterfall.

Sade: Canyon End
Return: Along the left bank up to the access road.

Sade: Unknown Parking
Access: From the Val d'Aran on the N230, or from France on the N125 and turn off at Chaum on the D125 to Bagneres de Luchon. Arriving at Cier de Luchon we go into the village, cross the tracks and go left on the Chemin des Cavaliers. At the end of the street we park.
Return: Along the left bank up to the access road.

Sagnarade: Canyon Start

Sagnarade: Unknown Parking

Sagnarade: Unknown
Comment: Approche par les prés en rive gauche : suivre la ligne électrique.

Sagnarade: Unknown1
Comment: Entrée intermédiaire

Saint germain: Canyon Start

Saint germain: Canyon End

Saint Gilles: Canyon Start
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Saint Gilles: Canyon End
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Saint Gilles: Parking at Entry
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Saint Gilles: Parking at Exit

Saint Gilles: Unknown
Comment: Bassin malheur

Saint Martin: Canyon Start

Saint Martin: Canyon End

Saint Martin: Unknown Parking

Saint Martin: Canyon Start1
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Saint Martin: Canyon End1
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Saint Martin: Unknown Parking1
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Saint Martin: Unknown Parking2

Saint Martin: Unknown
Comment: sentier de retour (point bleu)

Saint Martin: Canyon Start2

Saint Martin: Canyon End2

Saint Martin: Parking at Entry

Saint Martin: Parking at Exit

Saint-Marcellin: Canyon Start

Saint-Marcellin: Canyon End
Comment: hameau de St Marcellin

Saint-Marcellin: Parking at Exit

Saint-May: Canyon Start
Comment: Positionnement approximatif

Saint-May: Canyon End

Saint-May: Unknown Parking
Comment: Dans les places amenagées à l\'entrée du village

Saint-May: Unknown
Comment: Départ de l\'approche (piste au départ, balisages + panneau sens interdit)

Saint-Peire: Canyon Start

Saint-Peire: Canyon End

Saint-Peire: Unknown Parking

Salazes: Canyon Start

Salazes: Canyon End

Salazes: Unknown Parking

Saleix: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the path towards the pass of Crouzette (marked in yellow) to the pass where we take a path that leads down to the stream and leave the hut to one side.
Tour: The first rappels can be climbed, although with the slipperiness of the rock it is better to be sure. We will arrive to a chaos where we have the big 40m waterfall with an intermediate split.

Saleix: Canyon End
Return: We go out on the right bank to a little marked path next to the river and after a while we will see another path to the left of the river, this time clearer. We cross again and follow it to the Judzé bridge, from here a path leads us to the cars.

Saleix: Unknown Parking
Access: From Tarascon-sur-Ariège on the N20, take the detour on the D8 to Vicdessos-Auzat. Just before reaching Auzat we turn right onto the D8b to Saleix. We continue, if possible, on the track that follows and when we reach a sharp bend on the right we park.
Return: We go out on the right bank to a little marked path next to the river and after a while we will see another path to the left of the river, this time clearer. We cross again and follow it to the Judzé bridge, from here a path leads us to the cars.

Salvadon: Canyon Start
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Comment: Der schmale Wanderweg führt direkt zum Bach
Approach: A forest trail starts directly at the parking lot, which leads straight ahead at the beginning and later upwards in serpentines. It has a few shortcuts at the beginning, but these lead back to the main trail after a short time. After two hairpin bends on an open section without trees, there are two more narrow hairpin bends in the forest. A narrow path starts at the third hairpin bend, which initially leads over a sometimes extremely slippery streambed. This path quickly leads to the entry of Salvadon Canyon.
Tour: After having to stow the rope back in your rucksack between the first few ropes, it remains in the fresh air afterwards, with a few exceptions. Some narrow sections quickly become dangerous when the water level is high, and you have to look for jumps and slides. In good weather, there are great panoramic views of the mountains.

Salvadon: Canyon End
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Return: After the last short drops, when the streambed flattens out, turn right into the forest. After 100 meters you reach a meadow, which you cross until you reach a trekker's trail. Follow this to the right (stay on top). It leads to the parking lot in a few minutes.

Salvadon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Beengter Platz, zwei bis drei PKW
Access: From Sixt Fer a Cheval, drive a good 1.3 km along the Giffre in the direction of Cirque du Fer a Cheval. Then take the turn-off to "Le Crot" / "Echarny" and follow the narrow, asphalted road to the entry parking lot.
Return: After the last short drops, when the streambed flattens out, turn right into the forest. After 100 meters you reach a meadow, which you cross until you reach a trekker's trail. Follow this to the right (stay on top). It leads to the parking lot in a few minutes.

Salvadon: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Von hier aus ist der hohe Wasserfall zu sehen.
Hydrology: Tour reports repeatedly note that the water level rises significantly in the early afternoon during snowmelt months. An estimate of the water level in the morning of the day of the tour should be supplemented by an observation in the afternoon of the previous day.

Sanières: Canyon Start

Sanières: Canyon End

Sanières: Unknown Parking

Sanson: Canyon Start

Sanson: Canyon End

Sapet: Canyon Start

Sapet: Canyon End

Sapet: Unknown Parking

Sapet: Canyon Start1

Sapet: Canyon End1

Sapet: Parking at Entry

Sapet: Parking at Exit

Saramouzet: Canyon Start

Sarradets: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines Option 1 - From the Col de Tentes we go up to the Port de Boucharo and from there to Sarradets. We take the path that goes down to the cirque of Gavarnie. Option 2 - From Gavarnie we go to the cirque and once here we take the path that goes up to Sarradets by the stairs. Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines For one option or another to reach the cut of the cirque, what some call second floor we go to the bottom of the cirque. The first stream is the Sarradets ravine, the second is the Casco ravine and the third is the Torre ravine.
Tour: Vertical canyon and quite compromised, it may seem that it carries little water but once inside we will see that it is not so and that it is very cold. Be careful with the recovery of ropes

Sarrat long: Canyon Start

Sarrat long: Canyon End

Sarrat long: Unknown Parking

Saut de la truite: Canyon Start

Saut de la truite: Parking at Entry

Saut du Chien: Canyon Start

Saut du Laïre: Canyon Start

Saut Gendarme: Canyon Start

Saut Gendarme: Canyon End
Comment: Cascade touristique de saut gendarme

Saut Gendarme: Parking at Entry

Saut Gendarme: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking touristique du saut de gendarme

Sèche: Canyon Start

Selle: Canyon Start

Selle: Canyon End

Selle: Unknown Parking

Senaris: Canyon Start

Senaris: Canyon End

Senaris: Unknown Parking
Comment: Dans l\'extérieur du virage, attention peu de place!

Sénières: Canyon Start

Sénières: Canyon End

Sénières: Unknown Parking

Serarges: Canyon Start

Serarges: Canyon End

Serarges: Parking at Entry

Serarges: Parking at Exit

Serarges: Unknown Parking

Serenne: Canyon Start

Serenne: Canyon End

Serenne: Unknown Parking

Serre: Canyon Start

Serre des Buisses: Canyon Start
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Serre des Buisses: Canyon End
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Serre des Buisses: Unknown Parking
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Serre des Buisses: Unknown
Comment: accés à l\'approche

Serre Reyna: Canyon Start

Serre Reyna: Unknown Parking

Sers: Canyon Start

Sers: Canyon End

Sers: Unknown Parking

Sestrière (amont): Canyon Start

Sestrière (amont): Canyon End

Sestrière (amont): Parking at Exit

Séveraissette: Canyon Start

Séveraissette: Canyon End

Séveraissette: Unknown Parking

Sevigne: Canyon Start

Siagnole de Mons: Canyon Start

Siagnole de Mons: Canyon End

Siagnole de Mons: Parking at Entry

Siagnole de Mons: Parking at Exit

Sigrié: Canyon Start

Sigrié: Canyon End

Sigrié: Unknown Parking

Sivadière - Campaux: Canyon Start

Sivadière - Campaux: Canyon End

Sivadière - Campaux: Unknown Parking

Souay: Canyon Start

Souay: Canyon End

Souay: Unknown Parking

Souay: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking secondaire

Soucy: Canyon Start
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Soucy: Canyon End
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Souffles: Canyon Start

Souffles: Canyon End

Souffles: Unknown Parking

St-Jean de Capistran: Canyon Start
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Comment: Voir sur la photo aérienne - La cascade est décalée par rapport au vallon.

St-Jean de Capistran: Canyon End
Comment: Voir sur la photo aérienne.

St-Jean de Capistran: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Au mieux sans géner les riverains

St-Jean de Capistran: Waypoint
Comment: Voir sur la photo aerienne - Départ de la remontée commune aux autres

St-Jean de Capistran: Waypoint1
Comment: Voir sur la photo aérienne - Lorsqu\'on débouche sur le plateau depuis la falaise.

St-Jean de Capistran: Waypoint2
Comment: Voir sur la photo aérienne - Départ du sentier (à droite au pied des escaliers quand ils deviennent en béton)

St-Jean de Capistran: Waypoint3
Comment: Voir sur la photo aerienne - Tyrolienne RG -> RD

Stroup - Teilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Weg bis zur Markierung 278. Nehmen Sie den Weg unmittelbar rechts von der Schranke (Schild „Privatgrundstück“), der mit gelber Farbe markiert ist und schnell zu einer kleinen Holzbrücke führt. Folgen Sie dem Weg zunächst am rechten Ufer des Touana-Tals entlang, dann bergauf bis zum Touana-Pass. An der Markierung (Höhe 1410, Schilder) biegen Sie links (Norden) auf einen guten Weg ab, der zunächst horizontal verläuft und gegen Ende leicht ansteigt. Das erste offene Tal ist das richtige (Vallon de Stroup auf IGN). Es ist nicht notwendig, sofort den Neoprenanzug anzuziehen, es sei denn, Sie beschließen, die grasbewachsenen Hänge an den Rändern hinunterzurutschen! In diesem Fall achten Sie auf den 3 m hohen Vorsprung in der Mitte. Warten Sie lieber, bis Sie den Gipfel des ersten Wasserfalls auf Höhe des rechten Nebenflusses erreicht haben.
Tour: Drei Wasserfälle führen zu dem herrlichen 37 m hohen Wasserfall, der beeindruckender ist, als er tatsächlich ist. Achten Sie auf die Reibung beim Abstieg (ich kenne einige, die dabei eine neue Seele entdeckt haben... oder zumindest an ihrem Seil!). Es folgt ein extrem bewaldeter Abschnitt mit zwei Rutschen und einigen sehr kleinen Hindernissen mit oder ohne Seil. Das Ende ist wirklich mühsam. Möglichkeit zur Ausrüstung außerhalb des Wassers am linken Ufer auf AN für den großen Wasserfall. Es ist übrigens möglich, diesen über einen Haken am linken Ufer zu erklimmen.

Stroup - Teilla: Canyon End
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Touana-Tal verlassen Sie das Tal auf der linken Seite (Markierung 278). Oder Sie steigen am Fluss entlang zum Auto hinab, d. h. durch das Morignole-Tal (siehe Karte).

Stroup - Teilla: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Fahren Sie das Roya-Tal hinauf bis nach St. Dalmas de Tende. Fahren Sie durch das Dorf hindurch und biegen Sie rechts in Richtung La Brigue (D43) ab. Fahren Sie etwa 2 km weiter und biegen Sie dann links in Richtung Morignole ab. Kurz vor der Brücke (958 m), die zum Dorfeingang führt, biegen Sie rechts in die kleine Straße ein und fahren Sie bis zum Ende. Parken Sie rechts neben den beiden nebeneinander liegenden Brücken (gekennzeichnet als „Place de Touana” auf der IGN-Karte).
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Touana-Tal verlassen Sie das Tal auf der linken Seite (Markierung 278). Oder Sie steigen am Fluss entlang zum Auto hinab, d. h. durch das Morignole-Tal (siehe Karte).

Stroup - Teilla: Waypoint
Comment: Cascade de STROUP (C.45)
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Weg bis zur Markierung 278. Nehmen Sie den Weg unmittelbar rechts von der Schranke (Schild „Privatgrundstück“), der mit gelber Farbe markiert ist und schnell zu einer kleinen Holzbrücke führt. Folgen Sie dem Weg zunächst am rechten Ufer des Touana-Tals entlang, dann bergauf bis zum Touana-Pass. An der Markierung (Höhe 1410, Schilder) biegen Sie links (Norden) auf einen guten Weg ab, der zunächst horizontal verläuft und gegen Ende leicht ansteigt. Das erste offene Tal ist das richtige (Vallon de Stroup auf IGN). Es ist nicht notwendig, sofort den Neoprenanzug anzuziehen, es sei denn, Sie beschließen, die grasbewachsenen Hänge an den Rändern hinunterzurutschen! In diesem Fall achten Sie auf den 3 m hohen Vorsprung in der Mitte. Warten Sie lieber, bis Sie den Gipfel des ersten Wasserfalls auf Höhe des rechten Nebenflusses erreicht haben.

Subra: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approx Artigue and Subra By the track that leaves to the left of the bridge we go up to the 1500m level here we enter. You can enter higher and make the upper waterfalls, just below the dam. It is also possible to enter lower just before the waterfalls of the boxed area.
Tour: Two parts, the upper one more open, slippery, full of projections, where it is difficult to advance. The second part is boxed in, with rappels through the active and without the possibility of escapes.

Subra: Canyon End
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Comment: Position approximative, à la confluence avec l\'Artigue
Return: We arrive at the confluence of the rivers, cross to the road and walk to the parking lot or to the bridge.

Subra: Unknown Parking
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Access: Access Artigue and Subra From Tarascon-sur-Ariège on the N20, take the D8 to Vicdessos-Auzat. Access Artigue and Subra Pass Auzat and continue on the D8 towards Marc. As we leave the village we see a detour to the right to l'Artigue 2.5km. We park in the parking of l'Artigue the car of return. The access car or if we take only one, we must park it one kilometer before, on the bridge over the river. Here we have a track on the left hand side where we will make the approach.
Return: We arrive at the confluence of the rivers, cross to the road and walk to the parking lot or to the bridge.

Subra: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: nur unterer Abschnitt
Approach: Approx Artigue and Subra By the track that leaves to the left of the bridge we go up to the 1500m level here we enter. You can enter higher and make the upper waterfalls, just below the dam. It is also possible to enter lower just before the waterfalls of the boxed area.
Tour: Two parts, the upper one more open, slippery, full of projections, where it is difficult to advance. The second part is boxed in, with rappels through the active and without the possibility of escapes.

Surgeint: Canyon Start

Surgeint: Unknown Parking

Syratus: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, take the GR that climbs up to Chatelet.
Tour: A series of waterfalls that are not surrounded by rock faces. Relays in the form of ropes and chain links around the trees. You can bypass the first waterfall by 50 m by taking a vague path to the left in the first hairpin bend of the GR after crossing the road. You then walk along the road from above, past the road shelters. An escape is possible on the other side. The part below the road is closed to canyoning in order to protect the tufa concretions. The Natura 2000 biotope regulation prohibits climbing and canyoning on the Baume rock face and the Syratu waterfalls from February 15 to June 15. You are hiking on very sensitive tufa, so please be careful... A very beautiful descent that must be protected and respected! This descent can serve as an abseil point after climbing La Baume rock.

Taillat: Canyon Start
Approach: We can go to a farmhouse at the top from where a path leads through the forest to climb to the top. There is a track that takes us (on the right) to the stream. Another option is to go back, cross the Adour and soon from Estupas there is a path on the right that goes through the upper part (les Costes) to the stream.
Tour: Easy descent with 5 rappels of up to 30m.

Taillat: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the box we will see a small path that goes down to the road.

Taillat: Unknown Parking
Access: From Bagnères de Bigorre or from Arreau crossing the Col d'Aspin on the D918 to Ste Marie de Campan. From Campan towards the Col d'Aspin, past Estupas we have on the left the detour to the D155 (Chemin du Taillat). Once in Taillat we will see on our left the small cut of the canyon and the stream, we have a track on the left where to park.
Return: At the end of the box we will see a small path that goes down to the road.

Taillat: Unknown
Comment: Point de départ de la marche d\'approche pas de place pour le parking d\'une navette

Taravo: Canyon Start

Tayrac: Canyon Start

Tayrac: Canyon End

Tayrac: Parking at Entry

Tayrac: Parking at Exit

Tayrac: Unknown Parking
Comment: attention aux vols

Tayrac: Unknown
Comment: parking intermédiaire

Tayrac: Unknown1
Comment: accès à la rivière

Tayrac: Unknown2
Comment: echappatoire ou accès alternatif

Tech (supérieur): Canyon Start
Approach: We enter the same bridge
Tour: Three rappels, the intermediate part can be skipped by means of a handrail that takes you to the final rappel after the overhangs. If you want you can continue along the lower part of the ravine but there is nothing remarkable.

Teillon (bras est): Canyon Start

Teillon (bras est): Canyon End

Teillon (bras est): Unknown Parking

Témèzou: Canyon Start

Témèzou: Canyon End

Témèzou: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif. Possibilité d\'aller plus près de l\'arrivée en 4x4

Tessens: Canyon Start

Tessens: Canyon End

Tine des Fonts (aval): Canyon Start
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tine des Fonts (aval) Fait en 5 heures à deux.On a pris l'échappatoire à l'avant dernier obstacle. Le débit avait encore doublé avec l'affluen...
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Tine des Fonts (aval): Canyon End
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2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tine des Fonts (aval) DC tout les amarrages sont en places ainsi que 3 cordes fixes.Prévoir une clef pour resserrer quelques plaquettes et de...
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Tine des Fonts (aval): Parking at Exit
2025-09-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tine des Fonts (aval) Fait en 5 heures à deux.On a pris l'échappatoire à l'avant dernier obstacle. Le débit avait encore doublé avec l'affluen...
2025-08-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tine des Fonts (aval) DC tout les amarrages sont en places ainsi que 3 cordes fixes.Prévoir une clef pour resserrer quelques plaquettes et de...
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Tines: Canyon Start1

Tines: Canyon End1

Tines: Unknown Parking1

Tombeau: Canyon Start

Tombeau: Unknown Parking

Tombereau: Canyon Start

Tombereau: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le Toulourenc

Tombereau: Parking at Entry

Tombereau: Parking at Exit

Tombereau: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la petite route, puis du sentier d\'approche derrière le cimetière

Tors: Canyon Start

Tos: Canyon Start

Touët: Canyon Start
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Touët Qqs vasques avec un fond d'eau mais toutes s'évitent (Quelle:

Touët: Canyon End
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2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Touët Qqs vasques avec un fond d'eau mais toutes s'évitent (Quelle:

Touët: Unknown Parking
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2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Touët Tout s'enchaine super bien ! Plein soleil ! idéal en cette période...A refaire en eau!!! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Touët Qqs vasques avec un fond d'eau mais toutes s'évitent (Quelle:

Toulourenc: Canyon Start
Comment: Sous la voiture

Toulourenc: Canyon End
Comment: Le dernier obstacle interessant est un peu plus haut, mais c\'est plus facile de sortir au niveau de la voiture

Toulourenc: Parking at Entry
Comment: Juste en aval du pont

Toulourenc: Parking at Exit
Comment: Sur le bord de la route

Tourmount: Canyon Start
2026-02-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tourmoun Présence de neige sur toute la descente sur les bords, 2 gros ponts de neige au debut du canyon avant le 1er rappel. Attention à l'a...
Approach: We go over the bridge, follow the wall and 50m further up we see the access
Tour: Multiple jumps/destepes and two rappels of 15m very aesthetic. Outside the thaw season it is ideal for beginners.

Tours: Canyon Start

Tours: Canyon End

Tours: Parking at Entry

Tours: Parking at Exit

Tours: Unknown
Comment: remontée sur le causse 1

Tours: Unknown1
Comment: remontée sur le causse 2

Tours: Unknown2
Comment: remontée sur le causse 3

Tours: Unknown3
Comment: remontee sur le causse 5

Comment: remontee sur le causse 4

Comment: à partir de ce point sentier en RD ( non testé ) permettrait déviter la zone fastidieuse de la fin

Touzes: Canyon Start

Touzes: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie en rive gauche et retour par un chemin de randonnée jusqu\'au parking amont.

Touzes: Parking at Exit

Tré la Tête: Canyon Start

Tré la Tête: Canyon End

Tré la Tête: Unknown Parking

Trérious: Canyon Start

Trérious: Canyon End

Trérious: Unknown Parking

Trérious: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la sente/ancien canal à suivre en quittant le sentier

Treuil: Canyon Start

Treuil: Canyon End

Tristan: Canyon Start

Tristan: Canyon End

Tristan: Parking at Entry

Tristan: Parking at Exit

Trois Blaireaux: Canyon Start

Trois Cascades: Canyon Start

Trois Cascades: Canyon End

Trois Cascades: Unknown Parking

Trois cascades: Canyon Start

Trois cascades: Canyon End

Trois cascades: Unknown Parking

Trois Crabes: Canyon Start

Trompines: Canyon Start

Trompines: Canyon End

Trompines: Parking at Entry

Trompines: Parking at Exit

Trompines: Unknown
Comment: Entrée du canyon

Ubac des Gardes: Canyon Start

Ubaye: Canyon Start

Ubaye: Canyon End

Ubaye: Unknown Parking

Ubine: Canyon Start

Ubine: Canyon End

Ubine: Parking at Entry

Ubine: Parking at Exit

Ubine: Unknown
Comment: Parking "intermédiaire"

Ubine: Unknown1
Comment: Départ intermédiaire ou échapatoire par pierrier en R.D.

Ufert: Canyon Start
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ufert Sec mais quelques vasques pleines, eau claire (Quelle:

Ufert: Canyon End
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ufert Sec mais quelques vasques pleines, eau claire (Quelle:
Comment: Confluence avec le ravin de Guitard

Ufert: Parking at Entry
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ufert Sec mais quelques vasques pleines, eau claire (Quelle:

Ufert: Parking at Exit

Urets: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and continue along the track. When the track passes from one side of Le Lez to the other, soon we see the confluence with the stream of Urets and about 100m ahead a bridge to cross and climb the slope towards the Port d'Urets. After 160m of unevenness and a few zigzags the path approaches the creek. We enter
Tour: After a few first pitches we start with the waterfalls that we will rappel. Here the descent is a little boxed in and gives it quite a bit of atmosphere. After finishing the rappel zone, we reach an area of cliffs and slides to face the last two waterfalls/rappels in a much more open area.

Urets: Canyon End
Return: We cross Le Lez and retrace our path

Urets: Unknown Parking
Access: We arrive at Saint Girons on the D117 and before crossing the bridge over the river Le Lez, at the traffic circle turn right onto the D618 to Castillon-en-Couserans. Continue on the D4 towards Bordes s/Lez and cross it towards Sentein, continue on the D4 until the end of Eylie and the "Parking du Bocard d'Eylie".
Return: We cross Le Lez and retrace our path

Vacarecciu: Canyon Start

Vacarecciu: Canyon End

Vacarecciu: Unknown Parking

Vachioux (affluent RG): Canyon Start

Vachioux (affluent RG): Canyon End

Vachioux (affluent RG): Unknown Parking

Vairon: Canyon Start

Vairon: Canyon End

Val Estrèche: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Estrèche Sacrée ambiance dans ce canyon très court mais très intéressant. A enchainer après les cascades d'Amblard.L'eau y est bcp plus fr...

Val Estrèche: Unknown Parking
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Val Estrèche Sacrée ambiance dans ce canyon très court mais très intéressant. A enchainer après les cascades d'Amblard.L'eau y est bcp plus fr...

Val-Haut: Canyon Start

Valabre: Canyon Start

Valabre: Canyon End

Valabre: Unknown Parking

Valbelle: Canyon Start
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valbelle Dans ces conditions ce canyon mérite une note bien supérieure, la dernière partie est une marche en bloc , mais vue le reste du canyo...
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Valbelle: Canyon End
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valbelle Dans ces conditions ce canyon mérite une note bien supérieure, la dernière partie est une marche en bloc , mais vue le reste du canyo...
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valbelle Un très beau canyon lorsqu'il est en eau. le film :https://youtu.be/Q5FRivAjjGI?si=12cBGBaQGthmnVtk (Quelle: https://www.descente-can...

Valbelle: Parking at Entry
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valbelle Dans ces conditions ce canyon mérite une note bien supérieure, la dernière partie est une marche en bloc , mais vue le reste du canyo...
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Valbelle: Parking at Exit

Valboyère: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valboyère (Quelle:
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Valboyère: Canyon End
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valboyère (Quelle:
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Valboyère: Unknown Parking
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valboyère (Quelle:
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Valcros: Canyon Start
2026-01-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valcros Grp de 5. Il nous a fallu +45min pour atteindre la route une fois dans le pierrier (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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Valcros: Unknown Parking
2026-01-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valcros Grp de 5. Il nous a fallu +45min pour atteindre la route une fois dans le pierrier (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
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Vallençant: Canyon Start

Vallençant: Canyon End

Vallençant: Parking at Entry

Vallençant: Parking at Exit

Vallençant: Unknown
Comment: suivre trace plein Nord

Vallençant: Unknown1
Comment: station: descendre trace à droite

Vallette: Canyon Start

Vallette: Canyon End

Vallette: Unknown Parking

Vallette: Unknown

Vallière de Roueste: Canyon Start
2025-05-27: Canyon that is little done. Path to it was dense. Nice to find natural anchor points and sharpen techniques

Vallière de Roueste: Canyon End
2025-05-27: Canyon that is little done. Path to it was dense. Nice to find natural anchor points and sharpen techniques

Vallière de Roueste: Unknown Parking
2025-05-27: Canyon that is little done. Path to it was dense. Nice to find natural anchor points and sharpen techniques

Vallon: Canyon Start1

Vallon: Canyon End1

Vallon: Unknown Parking

Vallon Claus: Canyon Start
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Claus Comme déjà signalé à plusieurs reprises, l'accès à la Cabane des Chalances est fermé pour des voitures. Il est obligatoire de se...
2025-09-02: In optimal conditions, like today (nice, stable weather and a good amount of water after rain the day before) a very impressive and absolutely worthwhile canyon. The view is impressive, the rock is b...
Approach: Überqueren Sie kurz nach dem Parkplatz den Rif Bel Fluß auf einer Brücke und gehen Sie dann auf dem orografisch rechts verlaufenden, bequemen Weg taleinwärts. Er führt meist schattig durch den Wald. Nach gut 20 Minuten überqueren Sie den Bachlauf des Vallon Claus. Auch wenn hier kein Wasser läuft, heißt das nicht, dass der Canyon trocken ist. Ein paar Minuten weiter kommen Sie an einen Wegweiser "Vallon Claus, Alt. 1910". Hier biegen sie links ab, Richtung "Col de la Colette Verte"zum Vallon Claus führt. Was eben noch ein vergnüglicher Spaziergang war, wird zu einem steilen Abenteuer nebst Metallstufen und Geländerseilen, bei dem Trittsicherheit unerlässlich ist. Sie landen in einem kleinen Lärchenwald, den Sie auf dem gut erkennbaren Weg durchqueren. Kurz darauf passieren Sie in offenem Gelände den einzigen Notausstieg der Tour, eine trockene Rinne, die in den Canyon führt. So verlockend es auch ist, hier bereits einzusteigen, um sich weiter Höhenmeter zu ersparen, folgen Sie weiter dem Weg, Sie verpassen sonst sechs schöne Abseilstellen und damit fast die Hälfte der Tour. Der Weg führt kurz darauf quer durch ein nahezu vegetationsloses Gröllfeld, in deren Mitte eine einzelne, ca. 2 Meter hohe Kiefer steht. Wenn Sie die Gratkante 30 Meter danach erreichen, haben Sie das Ziel vor Augen. Steigen Sie über die Wiesen zum Bachlauf ab. (Gesamtzeit ca. 2 Stunden)
Tour: Wenn der Wasserstand stimmt und die Sonne lacht, erwartet Sie eine tolle Tour zwischen hohen Felswänden, in der Sie fast mehr abseilen als zu Fuß gehen. Zu Beginn ist es recht frisch. Die Wasserfälle folgen Schlag auf Schlag, die Verankerungen werden dem Canyon nicht gerecht, vielfach finden sich nur Einzelhaken: C10, C6, C15, C15 + D3, C15, C12 Ausstieg möglich links C40, MC4 + C25, C18, C12, D5, C12, D10, C15, D10, C15 + C25, D20 (Gesamtzeit ca. 4 Stunden)

Vallon Claus: Canyon End
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Claus Comme déjà signalé à plusieurs reprises, l'accès à la Cabane des Chalances est fermé pour des voitures. Il est obligatoire de se...
2025-09-02: In optimal conditions, like today (nice, stable weather and a good amount of water after rain the day before) a very impressive and absolutely worthwhile canyon. The view is impressive, the rock is b...
Return: Nach dem letzten Abseiler folgen Sie dem Bachbett einige Minuten und landen direkt auf der flachen Passage des Anweges. Folgen Sie dem Weg nach rechts talauswärts zurück zum Auto. (Gesamtzeit ca. 30 Minuten)

Vallon Claus: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vallon Claus Comme déjà signalé à plusieurs reprises, l'accès à la Cabane des Chalances est fermé pour des voitures. Il est obligatoire de se...
2025-09-02: In optimal conditions, like today (nice, stable weather and a good amount of water after rain the day before) a very impressive and absolutely worthwhile canyon. The view is impressive, the rock is b...
Access: Von Guillestre aus nehmen Sie die RN D902 in Richtung Vars. Nach einigen Kilometern und einigen Serpentinen biegen Sie links auf die kleine, steile Straße ab, die zum Val d'Escreins und zur Basse Rua führt. Parken Sie auf dem zugehörigen Parkplatz (am Ende der Straße), eine Weiterfahrt ist seit 2018 nicht mehr erlaubt.
Return: Nach dem letzten Abseiler folgen Sie dem Bachbett einige Minuten und landen direkt auf der flachen Passage des Anweges. Folgen Sie dem Weg nach rechts talauswärts zurück zum Auto. (Gesamtzeit ca. 30 Minuten)

Vallon Claus: Waypoint
Approach: Überqueren Sie kurz nach dem Parkplatz den Rif Bel Fluß auf einer Brücke und gehen Sie dann auf dem orografisch rechts verlaufenden, bequemen Weg taleinwärts. Er führt meist schattig durch den Wald. Nach gut 20 Minuten überqueren Sie den Bachlauf des Vallon Claus. Auch wenn hier kein Wasser läuft, heißt das nicht, dass der Canyon trocken ist. Ein paar Minuten weiter kommen Sie an einen Wegweiser "Vallon Claus, Alt. 1910". Hier biegen sie links ab, Richtung "Col de la Colette Verte"zum Vallon Claus führt. Was eben noch ein vergnüglicher Spaziergang war, wird zu einem steilen Abenteuer nebst Metallstufen und Geländerseilen, bei dem Trittsicherheit unerlässlich ist. Sie landen in einem kleinen Lärchenwald, den Sie auf dem gut erkennbaren Weg durchqueren. Kurz darauf passieren Sie in offenem Gelände den einzigen Notausstieg der Tour, eine trockene Rinne, die in den Canyon führt. So verlockend es auch ist, hier bereits einzusteigen, um sich weiter Höhenmeter zu ersparen, folgen Sie weiter dem Weg, Sie verpassen sonst sechs schöne Abseilstellen und damit fast die Hälfte der Tour. Der Weg führt kurz darauf quer durch ein nahezu vegetationsloses Gröllfeld, in deren Mitte eine einzelne, ca. 2 Meter hohe Kiefer steht. Wenn Sie die Gratkante 30 Meter danach erreichen, haben Sie das Ziel vor Augen. Steigen Sie über die Wiesen zum Bachlauf ab. (Gesamtzeit ca. 2 Stunden)

Vallon Long: Canyon Start

Vallon Long: Unknown Parking

Vallon Long: Unknown
Comment: point où l\'on quitte le sentier

Vallon plat: Canyon Start

Vallon plat: Canyon End

Vallon plat: Unknown Parking

Valsenestre: Canyon Start

Valsenestre: Canyon End

Valsenestre: Unknown Parking

Varne: Canyon Start

Vaudaine: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Très joli canyon avec beaucoup de rappels et des rappels soit dans l'actif soit facilement passable de côté. La marche d'approche est...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Bouquetins en vu!! (Quelle:
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Top conditionsOn est beaucoup hors du debit.Un relais un peu vieillot renforcé par une cordelette par les copains. Merci la team ! (...

Vaudaine: Canyon End
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Très joli canyon avec beaucoup de rappels et des rappels soit dans l'actif soit facilement passable de côté. La marche d'approche est...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Bouquetins en vu!! (Quelle:
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Top conditionsOn est beaucoup hors du debit.Un relais un peu vieillot renforcé par une cordelette par les copains. Merci la team ! (...

Vaudaine: Unknown Parking
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Très joli canyon avec beaucoup de rappels et des rappels soit dans l'actif soit facilement passable de côté. La marche d'approche est...
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Bouquetins en vu!! (Quelle:
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vaudaine Top conditionsOn est beaucoup hors du debit.Un relais un peu vieillot renforcé par une cordelette par les copains. Merci la team ! (...

Vautes: Canyon Start

Vautes: Canyon End

Vautes: Unknown Parking

Vautes: Unknown
Comment: Départ du PR

Verdon II: Canyon Start

Verdon II: Canyon End

Verdon II: Parking at Entry

Verdon II: Parking at Exit

Verduègne: Canyon Start

Verduègne: Canyon End

Véroncle: Canyon Start
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Véroncle De l'eau au départ qui disparaît avant les beaux passages finaux. (Quelle:

Véroncle: Canyon End
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Véroncle De l'eau au départ qui disparaît avant les beaux passages finaux. (Quelle:

Véroncle: Parking at Entry
2026-01-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Véroncle De l'eau au départ qui disparaît avant les beaux passages finaux. (Quelle:

Véroncle: Parking at Exit

Verrières: Canyon Start

Verrières: Canyon End

Verrières: Parking at Exit

Vésoles: Canyon Start
2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vezoles Enchaînement de cascades dans un très beau cadre ! On voyait la Méditerranée et les Pyrénées avec le ciel d’hiver au départ du canyon....

Vésoles: Canyon End
2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vezoles Enchaînement de cascades dans un très beau cadre ! On voyait la Méditerranée et les Pyrénées avec le ciel d’hiver au départ du canyon....

Vésoles: Unknown Parking
2026-01-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vezoles Enchaînement de cascades dans un très beau cadre ! On voyait la Méditerranée et les Pyrénées avec le ciel d’hiver au départ du canyon....

Vésubie 2: Canyon Start

Vésubie 2: Canyon End

Veyton: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Veyton Approche en VAE 45min et ensuite 45min à pied pour aller au départ du canyon.Equipement : un des relais à souffert lors du lâcher de ba...

Veyton: Canyon End
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Veyton Approche en VAE 45min et ensuite 45min à pied pour aller au départ du canyon.Equipement : un des relais à souffert lors du lâcher de ba...

Veyton: Unknown Parking
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Veyton Approche en VAE 45min et ensuite 45min à pied pour aller au départ du canyon.Equipement : un des relais à souffert lors du lâcher de ba...

Vezou: Canyon Start
Comment: Moulin de Régis

Vezou: Canyon End

Vezou: Parking at Entry
Comment: Près d\'un hangar en bois

Vezou: Parking at Exit
Comment: Hameau de Fontanes

Vialais: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais Bon débit, très sympa pour les toboggans. Le canyon est maintenant encore mieux équipé. Il reste quelques morceaux de rubalise sur les...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais « Canyon rééquipé par le CREPS de Montpellier. »Pour plus d’informations : 06 51 75 97 63 (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...

Vialais: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais Bon débit, très sympa pour les toboggans. Le canyon est maintenant encore mieux équipé. Il reste quelques morceaux de rubalise sur les...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais « Canyon rééquipé par le CREPS de Montpellier. »Pour plus d’informations : 06 51 75 97 63 (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Comment: arrivée du vialais ... possibilité ensuite de continuer le torrent d\'héric

Vialais: Canyon End1
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais Bon débit, très sympa pour les toboggans. Le canyon est maintenant encore mieux équipé. Il reste quelques morceaux de rubalise sur les...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vialais « Canyon rééquipé par le CREPS de Montpellier. »Pour plus d’informations : 06 51 75 97 63 (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Comment: arrivée 2 : sortie au bout du torrent d\'héric

Vialais: Unknown Parking

Vicarié: Canyon Start

Vicarié: Canyon End

Vicarié: Unknown Parking

Vicarié: Unknown
Comment: sentier de retour

Vicarié: Unknown1
Comment: sentier de retour

Vieyres: Canyon Start

Vieyres: Parking Entry and Exit

Vignale: Canyon Start

Vignale: Canyon End

Vignale: Unknown Parking

Vignals: Canyon Start

Vignals: Canyon End

Vignals: Unknown Parking

Vignas: Canyon Start
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Vignas: Canyon End
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Vignas: Parking at Entry
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Vignas: Parking at Exit

Vignourette (affluent RD): Canyon Start

Villette: Canyon Start

Villette: Canyon End

Vinajolo: Canyon Start

Vinajolo: Canyon End

Vinajolo: Unknown Parking

Violental: Canyon Start

Violental: Canyon End
Comment: Descendre jusqu\'à la confluence avec la Maronne

Violental: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking du Puy Violent

Violental: Parking at Exit

Violental: Waypoint
Comment: Buron de Violental (approche)

Violental: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Fin de la première partie (piste forestière)

Violental: Unknown
Comment: Cascade de Lesmaronies

Vioulou: Canyon Start

Vioulou: Parking at Entry

Vioulou: Parking at Exit

Vis (amont): Canyon Start

Vis (amont): Canyon End

Vis (amont): Unknown Parking

Vorz: Canyon Start
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce serait plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y atte...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce sera plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y attend...

Vorz: Canyon End
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce serait plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y atte...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce sera plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y attend...

Vorz: Parking at Entry
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce serait plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y atte...
2025-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vorz Inférieur Je mets DC mais c'est parce que ça semble être la norme de ce canyon. Autrement, ce sera plutôt gros débit.On a beau s'y attend...

Vorz: Parking at Exit

Yéga: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yéga Parking amont environ 600 m avant Segra , juste apres la maison cantonnière orange , au bord de la route . Puis on a suivi la fiche pour...
Approach: Nehmen Sie dann den Weg, der hinter dem Straßenwärterhaus hinunter zu einem Obstgarten zwischen zwei Häusern führt. Durchqueren Sie den Obstgarten nicht, sondern nehmen Sie rechts einen Pfad, der rechts vom rechten Haus in Richtung eines Strommasts verläuft (Pfad auf alten IGN-Karten eingezeichnet). Nach dem Mast nicht geradeaus den Weg weitergehen, der bergauf führt, sondern an einer Weggabelung den linken, mit einem Steinhaufen markierten Pfad nehmen, der zu einem weiteren Steinhaufen 30 m weiter unten hinunterführt. Von dort aus geht es weiter in Richtung des Tals (halten Sie sich an den beiden Strommasten auf dem Kamm in der Ferne). Zuerst passieren Sie den Grund des ersten trockenen Tals, dann verläuft der Weg mehr oder weniger eben, bis er den Ausgangspunkt kreuzt. Ohne Shuttle: 800 m nach der Brücke (Höhe: 597 m mit Markierung, direkt nach einem Weg mit Verbotsschild) den bergauf führenden, gelb markierten Weg nehmen. Nach 25 Minuten passiert er einen Kamm (Ruinen des Schlosses d'Ongrand), einen Pass und führt dann leicht bergauf weiter bis in die Nähe der Quelle von Yéga. Biegen Sie rechts ab, um einen Pass zwischen zwei Hügeln (Höhen: 965 m und 976 m) zu erreichen. Steigen Sie hinter dem Pass hinab und halten Sie sich dabei möglichst rechts, um einen besseren Weg am Rande einer ersten Schlucht zu erreichen. Dieser führt durch die Schlucht, gehen Sie 3 Minuten lang nach links zu einer kleinen, gut begehbaren Schlucht. 1h15. Ein Parkplatz befindet sich etwa 600 m hinter der Brücke. Rückweg: 20 Min.
Tour: Kleines Tal, zunächst trocken, das im interessanten Teil wieder auftaucht. Im ersten Teil eine schöne Abfolge mehrerer Abseilstellen. Zu beachten ist eine unpassierbare Brombeerzone, die zwischen der ersten Abseilstelle und dem Zusammenfluss (Punkt 595) rechts umgangen werden muss. Am Ende (nach der Straßenbrücke) ein eingeschnittener Teil, ästhetischer und spielerischer (einige Sprünge). Beschreibung der Hindernisse: 45 Minuten Fußmarsch, Pi3, Pi17, C9, C12, C13, C6, C15, Umgehung rechts, C12, C4, C7, C2, Pi2 unter der Straßenbrücke, C11, Pi3, R4, S3, S2, Pi8, C3, Ausgang.

Yéga: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yéga Parking amont environ 600 m avant Segra , juste apres la maison cantonnière orange , au bord de la route . Puis on a suivi la fiche pour...
Return: Verlassen Sie das linke Ufer vor einer kleinen, vollständig mit Efeu bewachsenen Steinbrücke und gehen Sie links den Gemeindeweg hinauf bis zur Straße, dann rechts bis zum Auto.

Yéga: Parking at Exit
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yéga Parking amont environ 600 m avant Segra , juste apres la maison cantonnière orange , au bord de la route . Puis on a suivi la fiche pour...
Access: Am Ortseingang von Peille nehmen Sie die Route des Banquettes in Richtung L'Escarène. An der Kreuzung (Quartier de Tana) biegen Sie links ab und passieren das Vallon des Banquettes in einer Haarnadelkurve. 200 m danach parken Sie Ihr Auto auf der rechten Straßenseite vor der Kurve. Die Durchflussmenge des Baches kann man 300 m weiter überprüfen. Mit dem anderen Fahrzeug kehren Sie zur Kreuzung zurück und fahren links bergauf in Richtung Col des Banquettes und Sainte-Agnès. Am Col des Banquettes biegen Sie links auf die Straße in Richtung Mont-Ours ab. Nach etwa 10 Minuten führt die Straße am Straßenwärterhaus vorbei (das wahrscheinlich 2010 renoviert wurde), kurz danach parken Sie rechts gegenüber dem Eingang zu einer großen Wiese.
Return: Verlassen Sie das linke Ufer vor einer kleinen, vollständig mit Efeu bewachsenen Steinbrücke und gehen Sie links den Gemeindeweg hinauf bis zur Straße, dann rechts bis zum Auto.

Zitziratzé (inférieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes on the orographic left until we reach a small bridge that crosses us, shortly after the bridge we reach an equipped jump, the first rappel and access to the ravine.
Tour: Short, well-formed, beautiful, with little equipment and a superb R25.

Zitziratzé (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: When we reach the dam, we leave to the right to take a path that ascends along the river to the parking area.

Zitziratzé (inférieur): Unknown Parking
Access: Situating ourselves on the Col de Larrau (D26 or NA 2011) between Spain and France. We descend to the French side until the col of Erroymendi. Here there is a track on the right and in this esplanade on the right, we reach a farm that we leave aside and continue down the track to a small esplanade next to the river where we will park. To get here we will need a high car, if we don't have it we can park further up the hill.
Return: When we reach the dam, we leave to the right to take a path that ascends along the river to the parking area.

Aigle: Canyon Start

Aigle: Canyon End

Aigle: Unknown Parking

Alauzon: Canyon Start

Alauzon: Canyon End

Alauzon: Unknown Parking

Alauzon: Unknown
Comment: Pont

Alpets: Canyon Start

Alpets: Canyon End

Alpets: Unknown Parking

Alpets: Unknown
Comment: sentier d\'approche

Amarron: Canyon Start

Amarron: Canyon End

Amarron: Unknown Parking

Amarron: Unknown
Comment: Sentier d\'approche et de retour

Ambin: Canyon Start

Ambin: Canyon End

Ambin: Unknown Parking

Ambus: Canyon Start

Ambus: Canyon End

Ambus: Unknown Parking

Ambus: Unknown
Comment: Roche taillée

Argent: Canyon Start

Argent: Unknown Parking

Argent: Unknown
Comment: le siphon, début de la partie spéléo

Arpil: Canyon Start

Arpil: Canyon End

Arpil: Unknown Parking

Arrigas: Canyon Start

Arrigas: Canyon Start1

Arrigas: Canyon End

Arrigas: Parking at Entry

Arrigas: Unknown
Comment: arrivée partie supérieure

Artuby de la Martre (I): Canyon Start

Artuby de la Martre (I): Canyon End

Artuby de la Martre (I): Parking at Entry

Artuby de la Martre (I): Parking at Exit

Aubrée et de Mardaric: Canyon Start

Aubres: Canyon Start

Aubres: Unknown Parking

Aubres: Unknown

Audries: Canyon Start

Audries: Canyon End

Audries: Unknown Parking

Audries: Unknown

Aymerits: Canyon Start

Aymerits: Canyon End

Aymerits: Unknown Parking

Baïle vieil: Canyon Start

Baïle vieil: Unknown Parking

Baou du Fouquet: Canyon Start
Tour: Eine C17 auf 2 Punkten unter Gestrüpp in RG. Lassen Sie die Seile befestigt und holen Sie sie bei Ihrer Rückkehr wieder ab.

Baou du Fouquet: Unknown Parking
Access: Vom Auto aus gehen Sie zum Kreisverkehr und biegen kurz davor rechts in eine kleine Straße (Sackgasse) ein, die zu einem kleinen Park und einem Basketballplatz hinunterführt. Der Wasserfall befindet sich im Park hinter Holzzäunen (mit Blick auf die Autobahn, den Étang de Berre und den Flughafen Marignane).
Return: Über den RD führt ein kaum erkennbarer Pfad auf Höhe des Feigenbaums zurück zum Bogen des Wasserfalls. Biegen Sie links ab und gehen Sie zurück zum Park und zum Ausgangspunkt des Wasserfalls.

Barasse: Canyon Start
Tour: Walk then climb with a beautiful 6-meter well-polished chute (AN RG) then 2 ledges that can be climbed down. Upper section with a waterfall, but you have to add 25 minutes of walking.

Barasse: Canyon End

Barasse: Unknown Parking

Bard: Canyon Start

Bard: Canyon End

Bard: Unknown Parking

Barre Coupée: Canyon Start

Barre Coupée: Canyon End

Barre Coupée: Unknown Parking

Barre Coupée: Unknown
Comment: retour et jonction piste

Bassacros: Canyon Start

Bassacros: Parking at Entry

Bassacros: Parking at Exit

Baudan: Canyon Start

Baumasse: Canyon Start

Baumasse: Unknown Parking

Baume: Canyon Start

Béal: Canyon Start

Béal: Canyon End

Béal: Unknown Parking

Béal: Unknown
Comment: sente de retour

Béasse: Canyon Start

Béasse: Canyon End

Beaume noire: Canyon Start
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Beaume noire (Quelle:
Tour: C35 on two sealed pins followed by a pigtail pin to minimize friction. To end or start a great day in the canyons of La Ciotat.

Beaume noire: Unknown Parking
2025-11-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Beaume noire (Quelle:

Beguo: Canyon Start

Beguo: Canyon End

Beguo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking au village d\'Auvare.

Beguo: Unknown
Comment: Parc à moutons, fin de la piste 4*4.

Benacciola: Canyon Start

Benacciola: Canyon End

Benacciola: Unknown Parking

Berberust: Canyon Start

Berberust: Canyon End

Berberust: Unknown Parking

Bernette: Canyon Start

Bernette: Canyon End

Bernette: Parking at Entry

Bernette: Parking at Exit

Bidon: Canyon Start

Bidon: Canyon End

Bidon: Unknown Parking

Billorgues: Canyon Start

Billorgues: Unknown Parking

Billot: Canyon Start

Billot: Canyon End

Blanche: Canyon Start1

Blanche: Canyon End1

Blaquisses: Canyon Start

Blaquisses: Canyon End
Comment: continuation du valat des blaquisses dans la partie interessante du rieutord

Blaquisses: Unknown
Comment: départ intermédiaire sur le rieutord

Blenno Integrale: Canyon Start
Comment: depart"Meat coule pas"

Blenno Integrale: Canyon Start1
Comment: depart"Chaude Pisse"

Blenno Integrale: Canyon End
Comment: sortie "meat coule pas"

Blenno Integrale: Canyon End1

Blenno Integrale: Parking at Entry

Blenno Integrale: Parking at Exit

Boneille: Canyon Start

Boneille: Canyon End

Bonnets: Canyon Start

Bonnets: Canyon End

Bonnets: Unknown Parking

Bouisse: Canyon Start

Bouisse: Canyon End

Bouisse: Unknown Parking

Bouisse: Canyon Start1

Bouisse: Canyon End1

Bouisse: Unknown Parking1

Bouisse: Unknown
Comment: sentier d\'approche

Boulin amont: Canyon Start

Boulin amont: Canyon End

Boulin amont: Unknown Parking

Boulin amont: Unknown
Comment: sente encombrée de bois morts et caïrn à la limite du bois

Boulinette: Canyon Start

Bourguet: Canyon Start

Bourne: Canyon Start
Comment: Au niveau du barrage

Bourré: Canyon Start

Bourré: Canyon End

Bouzes: Canyon Start

Bouzes: Canyon End

Bouzes: Unknown Parking

Brayes: Canyon Start
Approach: Gehen Sie 500 m zu Fuß auf der D45a in Richtung Plan d'Aups weiter und verlassen Sie die Straße an der Kurve mit einer kleinen Klippe zu Ihrer Linken, um über diese kleine Klippe hinaufzusteigen und zum darunter liegenden Wasserfall zu gelangen.
Tour: C8 am Anfang auf AN RD, begehbar, und C6 auf AN mit einigen kleinen Wasserfällen, die vom Travertin-Tuffstein geformt wurden. Nach den Encanaux zu tun ... Keine Ausrüstung erforderlich.

Brayes: Canyon End
Return: Verlassen Sie den Bach vor der Encanaux-Brücke und gehen Sie zu Ihrem Fahrzeug zurück.

Brayes: Unknown Parking
Access: Von der Mautstelle Auriol aus fahren Sie in Richtung St. Zacharie bis zum Kreisverkehr mit einer kleinen Windkraftanlage. Von dort aus folgen Sie der D45a in Richtung Plan d'Aups für 2,7 km und biegen dann an der Brücke Pont des Encanaux links ab. Parkpflicht auf der linken Seite, geöffnet von 6:00 bis 20:00 Uhr.
Return: Verlassen Sie den Bach vor der Encanaux-Brücke und gehen Sie zu Ihrem Fahrzeug zurück.

Brayes: Unknown
Comment: accés départ

Brochéron: Canyon Start

Brochéron: Canyon End

Brochéron: Unknown Parking

Brondelière: Canyon Start
Comment: précition assez faible vu la triste qualité de la photo déformée dans GMap

Brugère: Canyon Start

Brugère: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Rimouren

Brugère: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking approximatif selon l\'état de la piste

Brusc: Canyon Start

Brusc: Unknown Parking

Canal de la Chalp: Canyon Start
Tour: Due to the nature of the rock (fairly brittle conglomerate) it is not possible to score points.

Canal de la Chalp: Unknown Parking

Cap de lAigle: Canyon Start
2025-12-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap de l'Aigle (Quelle:

Cap de lAigle: Canyon End
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Cap de lAigle: Unknown Parking
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Cap Ragnon: Canyon Start
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Ragnon Le premier relais: la rouille commence à se faire sentir, la sangle pour sécuriser l'accès est bien Le deuxième relais est nickel.A...

Cap Ragnon: Canyon End
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Ragnon Le premier relais: la rouille commence à se faire sentir, la sangle pour sécuriser l'accès est bien Le deuxième relais est nickel.A...

Cap Ragnon: Unknown Parking
2025-12-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cap Ragnon Le premier relais: la rouille commence à se faire sentir, la sangle pour sécuriser l'accès est bien Le deuxième relais est nickel.A...

Cap Ragnon: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier depuis la route

Capelan: Canyon Start

Capelan: Canyon End

Capelan: Unknown Parking

Capounta: Canyon Start

Carrols: Canyon Start

Carrols: Canyon End

Carrols: Unknown Parking
Comment: même parking que pour le vallon des Molinières

Cascade: Canyon Start
2026-01-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cascade (Quelle:

Cascade: Canyon End
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Cascade: Unknown Parking
2026-01-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cascade (Quelle:

Castelette (affluent RD): Canyon Start
Approach: Überqueren Sie die Straße D 80 und gehen Sie hinunter zu den Markierungen am Straßenrand, die eine Kurve anzeigen. Von dort aus weisen fluoreszierende orangefarbene Markierungen, mal an den Bäumen, mal auf dem Boden, den Weg nach Westen. Gehen Sie 5 bis 6 Minuten lang auf diesem mit fluoreszierendem Orange markierten Weg, bis Sie einen Strommast auf dem Kamm der Klippe sehen. Von dort aus nehmen Sie einen Weg auf der linken Seite, um auf diesen Kamm zu gelangen, und folgen Sie der Klippe, indem Sie an diesem Mast vorbeigehen. Der Eingang zu diesem Abstieg befindet sich etwa hundert Meter nach diesem Mast auf der rechten Seite (der Eingang ist durch eine erste Abseilstelle unter einem überhängenden Felsblock deutlich zu erkennen). Hinweis: Der Zugang ist auch zu Fuß von der Herberge „Hostellerie de la St Baume” aus möglich.
Tour: Waldweg mit etwa zehn Abseilstellen, deren Start trocken ist. C8 ARG unter einem Felsblock mit einer Höhle am Fuß, gefolgt von einer nicht obligatorischen Passage unter einem Felsblock und einer Abseilstrecke, die auf einen Weg führt (Ausstieg RD möglich). Neue Abseilstrecke und Passage unter einem Felsblock (D 5), die wieder auf einen Weg führt (Rückkehr RD möglich). C8 ARG und Abseilstrecke, die zu einer Quelle führt, aus der normalerweise ein Rinnsal fließt. Es folgen drei geneigte Ebenen, die durch eine 18 m lange Abseilstrecke verbunden sind (C3 + C3 + C4) ARD, dann eine C10 ARG und eine Abseilstrecke (D 8). Nach fünf Minuten Fußmarsch erreicht man einen neuen Weg (RD, Rückkehr zum Parkplatz möglich) (Weg auf der rechten Seite, der zur Höhle Castelette führt). Wenn man weitergeht, kommt ein C3 AN und nach einem kurzen Fußmarsch ein C10 ARG, der zu einem C15 ARG, C2 und einem schönen C4 AN führt. Kleines C2 zum Absteigen und Weitergehen auf einem T3 + C4 (15 m Abseilstrecke RG), Absteigen eines ziemlich rutschigen T5 und ein abschließendes C11 ANRG.

Castelette (affluent RD): Canyon End
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Bach Castelette biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung der Quelle der Huveaune und nehmen den Rückweg auf der rechten Seite vor einer Holzbrücke. Dieser führt zurück zum Parkplatz. Auf diesem Aufstieg müssen Sie zweimal den linken Weg nehmen, der mit einem grünen Kreuz gekennzeichnet ist.

Castelette (affluent RD): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Nans les Pins aus folgen Sie der D 80 in Richtung Plan d'Aups. Fahren Sie an der Ausfahrt „Cascades du Pommier” vorbei und folgen Sie weiter der Straße, bis Sie nach mehreren Kurven auf dem Plateau von Plan d'Aups ankommen. Parken Sie ohne zu stören auf dem Parkplatz links am Feuerlöscher (S 31).
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Bach Castelette biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung der Quelle der Huveaune und nehmen den Rückweg auf der rechten Seite vor einer Holzbrücke. Dieser führt zurück zum Parkplatz. Auf diesem Aufstieg müssen Sie zweimal den linken Weg nehmen, der mit einem grünen Kreuz gekennzeichnet ist.

Caunes: Canyon Start

Caunes: Canyon End

Caunes: Unknown Parking

Cause (aval): Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie der Straße weiter in Richtung Staudamm von Zola. Wenn Sie den Staudamm erreichen, gehen Sie hinunter zum Fluss.
Tour: Der Abstieg beginnt mit einem Spaziergang auf einem gut markierten Weg am Grund des Tals. Nach etwa 10 Minuten erreichen Sie einen stillgelegten Staudamm. Gehen Sie unter dem Überlauf hindurch. Genießen Sie den Sprung aus 2 m Höhe in ein Becken, dessen Boden Sie unbedingt überprüfen sollten. Sie befinden sich nun in der ersten Engstelle. Nach einem weiteren Stück Weg gelangen Sie zur zweiten Engstelle, einem langen Gerinne, in dem Sie überall Fuß fassen können. Eine Art Handlauf in schlechtem Zustand aus morschen Baumstämmen ermöglicht es Ihnen, ohne nasse Füße zu bleiben. Der letzte Teil der Wanderung führt Sie zum römischen Damm. An dieser Stelle gibt es einen 15 m hohen Wasserfall, der in einem echten, 20 m langen, eingefassten Wasserlauf endet. Zeitraum: Ganzjährig Wasserqualität: akzeptabel Wassercharakter: Keine Probleme mit dem Wasser. Auch wenn Wasserabflüsse selten sind, gibt es dennoch zwei Staudämme oberhalb von Ihnen. Wassertemperatur: durchschnittlich

Cerneux: Canyon Start

Cézas: Canyon Start

Cézas: Canyon End

Cézas: Parking at Exit

Chandres: Canyon Start

Charruis: Canyon Start

Charruis: Canyon End

Chaudane: Canyon Start
Approach: Nehmen Sie den Weg bei Markierung 59, gehen Sie am Mast vorbei, unter einem Betonwasserreservoir hindurch, bis Sie ein altes betoniertes Aquädukt finden, dem Sie folgen. Wenn es in den Hang abfällt, steigen Sie 3 Meter hinauf und gehen Sie weiter an der Flanke entlang auf einem leicht steilen Pfad. Nach einem sanften Kamm führt der Weg hinunter zum Bach.
Tour: Ausrüstung auf natürlicher Basis. Vom Weg aus, 1. Abseilstelle C10 (natürliche Verankerung ohne Ausrüstung) verbunden mit einer weiteren C13 (Seil + RG-Glied). 30 m Fußmarsch. C11 (Seil + RD-Glied). 50 m Fußmarsch. Abfolge T2 + T3 + T8. Beginn der Schlucht: C7 (natürliche RG ohne Ausrüstung). 5 min Fußmarsch. Wunderschönes C15 (Seil + RD-Glied) unter einem riesigen hängenden Felsblock. Ende der Schlucht. 10 Minuten Fußmarsch mit Durchgang unter dem stillgelegten Aquädukt, dann Serpentinenweg auf der rechten Seite und Hängebrücken bis zum Gittertor, das nicht passiert werden darf. Abseilen mit C5, um unter der Brücke hindurchzukommen und zum ehemaligen städtischen Schwimmbad zu gelangen, das in ein Löschwasserreservoir umgewandelt wurde.

Chaudane: Canyon End
Return: Vom ehemaligen städtischen Schwimmbad, das zu einem Löschwasserreservoir umgebaut wurde, auf die RD hinausfahren... das Auto ist in 2 Minuten da!

Chaudane: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ERmittelt basierend auf Beschreibung auf Descente Canyon - NICHT Verifiziert.
Access: Von Nizza aus nehmen Sie die Autobahn A8 in Richtung Italien und fahren an der Ausfahrt 51.1 (mautfrei) in Richtung Dignes und Mercantour ab. Durchqueren Sie Plan-du-Var in Richtung Dignes und folgen Sie in La Mescla dem Tinée-Tal bis nach Pont de Clans. Am Kreisverkehr rechts auf die Straße nach Clans abbiegen. Am Anfang des Dorfplatzes links auf die kleine Straße abbiegen, die direkt vor dem Eingang des Café des Tilleuls vorbeiführt, dann die erste Straße links nehmen und 1,2 km bis zur Kreuzung mit dem Bach fahren; 200 m weiter gegenüber der Markierung 59 parken.
Return: Vom ehemaligen städtischen Schwimmbad, das zu einem Löschwasserreservoir umgebaut wurde, auf die RD hinausfahren... das Auto ist in 2 Minuten da!

Chauplane: Canyon Start

Chauplane: Canyon End

Chauplane: Parking at Entry

Chauplane: Parking at Exit

Chaussène: Canyon Start

Chaussène: Canyon End

Chaussène: Unknown Parking

Chavagnac: Canyon Start

Chifflet: Canyon Start

Chifflet: Canyon End

Chomie: Canyon Start

Choungui: Canyon Start

Choungui: Canyon End

Choungui: Unknown Parking

Cinq Sèdes: Canyon Start

Cinq Sèdes: Canyon End

Cinq Sèdes: Unknown Parking

Clapes: Canyon Start

Claps: Canyon Start

Claps: Canyon End

Claps: Unknown Parking

Colle: Canyon Start

Colle: Canyon End

Colle: Unknown Parking

Collettes: Canyon Start

Collettes: Canyon End

Collettes: Unknown Parking

Collettes: Unknown
Comment: Balise 232 au Col de SAVEL, départ du sentier.

Collettes: Unknown1
Comment: Sortie après la route sur le sentier qui ramène au parking amont de Planfaé.

Colombier: Canyon Start1

Colombier: Canyon End1

Colombier: Unknown Parking

Colombières: Canyon Start

Colombières: Canyon End

Combaras: Canyon Start

Combaras: Canyon End

Combaras: Unknown Parking

Combe de Perdrix: Canyon Start
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Combe de Perdrix: Canyon End
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Combe de Perdrix: Unknown Parking
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Combe de Perdrix: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier d\'approche depuis la route

Combe de Perdrix: Unknown1
Comment: Sortie sur la route du bartassage du retour

Combre: Canyon Start

Combre: Canyon End

Combre: Unknown Parking

Conac: Canyon Start

Concia: Canyon Start

Concia: Canyon End

Concia: Unknown Parking

Conhets: Canyon Start

Conhets: Canyon End

Conhets: Unknown Parking

Contine: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Contine La seule grande cascade est sympa dans ces conditions ! Enchaîné après Flottes (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
Approach: Siehe Zugang zur Schlucht von Flottes. Wenn der Weg sich der Schlucht von Contine nähert, gehen Sie dorthin. Anschließend können Sie die anderen kleinen Abfahrten in der Umgebung in Angriff nehmen. Die Schlucht Ravin de Flottes liegt gleich nebenan...
Tour: Mini descente sur AN (C45 = Pi15 + C30).

Corombière: Canyon Start
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Corombière: Canyon End
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Corombière: Unknown
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Corrals: Canyon Start
Approach: Kurz vor dem Parkplatz vor der Brücke (wenn man im Dorf eine Kehrtwende gemacht hat) führt rechts ein Traktorweg hinunter, dann geht es in Richtung Schlucht, wobei man sich möglichst rechts von den Terrassenfeldern hält, um die Brombeerfelder am Anfang zu umgehen. Wenn Sie auf dem Parkplatz kurz vor der Brücke des Campingplatzes geparkt haben: Der Beginn des Zugangswegs befindet sich kurz vor dem Campingplatz, rechts, einem Rohr folgend. Der Weg führt durch den Campingplatz. Nehmen Sie nicht den Weg, der nach rechts führt (Zaun), sondern bleiben Sie geradeaus (Weg von Fontpédrouse nach Thues über die Gorges de la Carança). Bleiben Sie nach dem Campingplatz auf dem Hauptweg. Nach 10 Minuten kreuzen Sie auf der rechten Seite die Ankünfte von La Coume und dann von Carbonères, dann sehen Sie auf der linken Seite den letzten Wasserfall von Corrals. Wir gehen weiter und sehen auf der rechten Seite die Ankunft der Sourde. Gehen Sie noch ein Stück weiter und biegen Sie an der Kreuzung links ab (Brücke). Eine Reihe von Serpentinen führt hinauf zur RN116. Verlassen Sie kurz vor der Straße den Hauptweg und gehen Sie geradeaus auf einem Pfad weiter, der eine „Restanque” (Terrasse) überquert, um zum Beginn der Schlucht zu gelangen.
Tour: 2 Kaskaden (C9, C19), die bis zum Têt ineinander übergehen. Nicht sehr ästhetisch... 19 m hohe Kaskade mit brandneuer Sicherung (2 Spits) auf der rechten Seite.

Corrals: Canyon End
Return: Gehen Sie mit gesenktem Kopf bis zur Brücke hinunter. Gehen Sie rechts der Têt bis zur Nationalstraße und zum Auto zurück (achten Sie auf den Verkehr). Wenn Sie zum Campingplatz zurückkehren möchten: Das Ende der Schlucht befindet sich am Zusammenfluss mit der Têt, die Sie überqueren und rechts bis zum Ausgangspunkt zurückgehen (gelbe Markierung).

Corrals: Unknown Parking
Access: Von Villefranche aus fahren Sie in Richtung Andorra. Fahren Sie unter der Séjourné-Brücke hindurch. Die Schlucht ist die zweite Schlucht oberhalb der Brücke. Parken Sie vorsichtig. Am besten biegen Sie im nächsten Dorf (Fontpedrouse) ab und parken rechts kurz vor der Kurve, die über die Brücke führt (3 Parkplätze). Eine weitere Anfahrtsmöglichkeit, wenn Sie die drei Schluchten von Fontpédrouse (Corrals, La Sourde, Carbonères) nacheinander erkunden möchten: Fahren Sie zum Campingplatz. Am Ortsausgang von Fontpédrouse, wenn Sie aus Prades kommen, biegen Sie links in Richtung Saint Thomas ab, dann erneut links und durchqueren Sie das Dorf. In diesem Fall: Anfahrt 25 Min., Rückfahrt 15 Min.
Return: Gehen Sie mit gesenktem Kopf bis zur Brücke hinunter. Gehen Sie rechts der Têt bis zur Nationalstraße und zum Auto zurück (achten Sie auf den Verkehr). Wenn Sie zum Campingplatz zurückkehren möchten: Das Ende der Schlucht befindet sich am Zusammenfluss mit der Têt, die Sie überqueren und rechts bis zum Ausgangspunkt zurückgehen (gelbe Markierung).

Côtes Chaudes: Canyon Start

Côtes Chaudes: Canyon End

Côtes Chaudes: Unknown Parking

Côtes Chaudes: Unknown

Coué: Canyon Start

Coué: Canyon End

Coué: Parking at Entry

Coué: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Version longue

Coué: Parking at Exit

Coulié: Canyon Start

Coulié: Canyon End

Coupiat: Canyon Start
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Coupiat: Canyon End
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Coupiat: Parking at Entry
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Coupiat: Parking at Entry1

Courbons: Canyon Start

Coutronne: Canyon Start

Coutronne: Canyon End

Coutronne: Unknown Parking

Cozon: Canyon Start

Cozon: Canyon End

Cozon: Unknown Parking

Cros-Chaumeil: Canyon Start

Cros-Chaumeil: Unknown Parking

Crottes: Canyon Start

Crottes: Unknown Parking

Crousaz: Canyon Start
Comment: pont de la Crousaz cote

Crousaz: Canyon End

Curnier: Canyon Start

Curnier: Canyon End

Curnier: Unknown Parking

Curnier: Unknown
Comment: Sente d\'approche

Denfer: Canyon Start

Denfer: Canyon End

Débousadou: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Débousadou Il y a maintenant à nouveau de quoi descendre la c13.Il faut continuer à débroussailler!!! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com...
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus nehmen Sie den mit einer Schranke gesperrten Weg, gehen 200 Meter weiter und nehmen den zweiten Weg links (wenn der Weg nach rechts abbiegt). Begeben Sie sich in den Wald hinein (wenn Sie geradeaus weitergehen, gelangen Sie zum Ende der Schlucht und zum Fuß der C13) und nehmen Sie dann relativ schnell einen weiteren Weg links: Das Ziel ist es, den Felsvorsprung zu umgehen, um zum Beginn der Schlucht zu gelangen. Der Zugang ist (möglicherweise) auf der rechten Seite der Schlucht einfacher, bitte überprüfen Sie dies.
Tour: Zwei Vorsprünge: einer von 2 Metern (Bolzen ohne Plättchen) und dann die Vertikale von 13 Metern (Standplatz mit Kette). Es lohnt sich, einen kleinen Abstecher in die pseudo-Höhle auf der rechten Seite der Schlucht zu machen. Der Zugang ist während des Aufstiegs oder vor dem Abstieg über den ersten Felsvorsprung möglich (MC zur Sicherung der Überquerung anzubringen, Plaketten vorhanden).

Débousadou: Canyon End
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Return: Vom Fuß der C13 aus nehmen Sie den Pfad, der direkt zum Weg führt.

Débousadou: Unknown Parking
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Return: Vom Fuß der C13 aus nehmen Sie den Pfad, der direkt zum Weg führt.

Defens: Canyon Start

Defens: Unknown Parking

Dégoutoire: Canyon Start
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Dégoutoire: Canyon End
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Dégoutoire: Unknown Parking
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Digestif: Canyon Start

Digestif: Canyon End

Digestif: Unknown Parking

Digestif: Unknown
Comment: Piste d\'approche

Duc: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus folgen Sie dem schönen „Chemin de Nietsche” mit seinen Steinstufen, der einen herrlichen Blick auf die Küste bietet und dann nach Osten führt, wo Sie das rechte Ufer des Vallon du Duc überblicken können. Weiter oben umgeht der Weg die Mauer eines Hauses und steigt steiler an, bis Sie eine gelbe Markierung auf dem Felsen erreichen. Verlassen Sie den Weg und folgen Sie einem Pfad, der rechts in den Wald bis zum Tal führt, in der Nähe einer Ruine, dem Ausgangspunkt des Tals.
Tour: Das bewaldete Tal beginnt mit einem schönen Wasserfall, dem zahlreiche weitere Wasserfälle folgen, die im Laufe des Abstiegs austrocknen. Einige steile Stufen auf zwei Dritteln der Strecke behindern buchstäblich das Vorankommen! Ausrüstung für den Baumkletterpark: Bringen Sie Seilstücke zum Umrüsten und Ihre Astschere mit! Nach einer grandiosen Anfahrt über das Mittelmeer schlängelt sich eine echte Schlucht durch die kleinen Engpässe oberhalb des Meeres unterhalb des wunderschönen Dorfes Eze. Aufgrund seiner Südlage sollte man den Abstieg im Sommer vermeiden.

Duc: Canyon End
Return: Das bewaldete Tal beginnt mit einem schönen Wasserfall, dem zahlreiche weitere Wasserfälle folgen, die im Laufe des Abstiegs austrocknen. Einige Stufen auf einem Feldweg auf 2/3 der Strecke erschweren das Vorankommen im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes!

Duc: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Nizza aus nehmen Sie die Autobahn A8 in Richtung Italien und fahren bei La Turbie ab. Fahren Sie die Straße in Richtung La Turbie hinauf, biegen Sie am Kreisverkehr rechts auf die M2564 ab und fahren Sie 1 km weiter, um dann links auf die M45 abzubiegen. An der nächsten Kreuzung biegen Sie links in Richtung Cap d'Ail ab und fahren an der nächsten Kreuzung rechts weiter auf der M45, die im Zickzack bis zur Küstenstraße M6098 hinunterführt. Fahren Sie am Stoppschild rechts auf die M6098 in Richtung Eze-bord-de-mer. Nachdem Sie den langen Tunnel durchquert haben, fahren Sie 1 km weiter und parken Sie links von der Straße auf den Parkplätzen.
Return: Das bewaldete Tal beginnt mit einem schönen Wasserfall, dem zahlreiche weitere Wasserfälle folgen, die im Laufe des Abstiegs austrocknen. Einige Stufen auf einem Feldweg auf 2/3 der Strecke erschweren das Vorankommen im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes!

Duc: Waypoint
Comment: Point ou l\'on quitte le chemin pour suivre un sentier à droite (marque jaune sur le rocher).
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus folgen Sie dem schönen „Chemin de Nietsche” mit seinen Steinstufen, der einen herrlichen Blick auf die Küste bietet und dann nach Osten führt, wo Sie das rechte Ufer des Vallon du Duc überblicken können. Weiter oben umgeht der Weg die Mauer eines Hauses und steigt steiler an, bis Sie eine gelbe Markierung auf dem Felsen erreichen. Verlassen Sie den Weg und folgen Sie einem Pfad, der rechts in den Wald bis zum Tal führt, in der Nähe einer Ruine, dem Ausgangspunkt des Tals.

Duranus (amont): Canyon Start

Echaillon: Canyon Start

Echaillon: Canyon End

Echaillon: Unknown Parking

Echaillon: Unknown
Comment: accès aller et retour

Echalance: Canyon Start

Echalance: Unknown Parking

Echelle: Canyon Start

Echelle: Canyon End

Echelle: Unknown Parking

Echelle: Unknown
Comment: Approche et retour

Enfer: Canyon Start

Enfer: Canyon End

Enfer: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking de la ferme (restaurée) de Bourlatier.

Enfers: Canyon Start1

Enfers: Canyon End1

Enfers: Unknown Parking

Entraix (affluent RD): Canyon Start

Entraix (affluent RD): Unknown Parking

Erbossièra: Canyon Start
Approach: Ein Weg am rechten Ufer des Tals führt Sie zum Ausgangspunkt des Tals.
Tour: Nebenstandort. Uninteressanter Parcours, unterbrochen von einem einzigen 6 m hohen Wasserfall. Die anderen Hindernisse können durch Abklettern überwunden werden.

Erbossièra: Canyon End
Return: Nach der Eisenbahnbrücke in RG heraus.

Erbossièra: Unknown Parking
Access: Vom Dorf Peille aus fahren Sie auf der D53 hinunter nach La Grave de Peille (eine direkte Zufahrt ist über die Schnellstraße von Nizza möglich). Von La Grave de Peille aus folgen Sie der D21 in Richtung L'Escarène und fahren bis zum auf der IGN-Karte eingezeichneten Steinbruch. Kurz vor der Einfahrt zum Steinbruch biegen Sie rechts ab und parken nach 100 m.
Return: Nach der Eisenbahnbrücke in RG heraus.

Ermitage Saint-Michel: Canyon Start

Ermitage Saint-Michel: Parking at Exit

Ermitage Saint-Michel: Unknown Parking
Comment: village de Peyreleau

Escalette: Canyon Start

Escalette: Canyon End

Escalette: Parking Entry and Exit

Escalette: Waypoint
Comment: Retour droit dans la pente

Escaoupres: Canyon Start

Escaoupres: Canyon End

Escaoupres: Unknown Parking

Esparron: Canyon Start

Esparron: Canyon End

Esparron: Unknown Parking
Comment: Col du Prayer

Espéout: Canyon Start

Espéout: Canyon End

Espéout: Unknown Parking

Espinouze: Canyon Start

Espinouze: Canyon Start1
Comment: Départ de la partie "Espinouze supérieure" optionnelle

Espinouze: Canyon End

Espinouze: Parking at Entry

Espinouze: Parking at Exit

Establas: Canyon Start

Estoublaisse: Canyon Start

Etry: Canyon Start
2025-05-08: A fine tour that is still doable despite heavy rainfall on the previous days. Wild and pristine. We drilled or tied many new anchor points. The final passage in particular is now properly equipped: C1...
Comment: Einstieg oberer Teil
Approach: Access on foot possible, but complex to describe. Komoot track upper part: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2275420176 (1 hour, 370 m), Komoot track lower part: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2275425443 (50 minutes, 280 m) You can drive to both entries via narrow mountain roads. From there, follow the forest road northwards up to the stream (5 minutes each)
Tour: A rappel from a tree that is tricky to reach through a very fragile rock face marks the entry into the canyon. The waterfalls soon become higher and more beautiful. The exits and intermediate access points are clearly visible. You can see that much of the forest above the tour has fallen victim to storms or sawing. The tour is currently (as of May 2025) well equipped, all anchors are doubled and as rope-friendly as possible.

Etry: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-05-08: A fine tour that is still doable despite heavy rainfall on the previous days. Wild and pristine. We drilled or tied many new anchor points. The final passage in particular is now properly equipped: C1...
Comment: Einstieg unterer Teil
Approach: Access on foot possible, but complex to describe. Komoot track upper part: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2275420176 (1 hour, 370 m), Komoot track lower part: https://www.komoot.com/tour/2275425443 (50 minutes, 280 m) You can drive to both entries via narrow mountain roads. From there, follow the forest road northwards up to the stream (5 minutes each)
Tour: A rappel from a tree that is tricky to reach through a very fragile rock face marks the entry into the canyon. The waterfalls soon become higher and more beautiful. The exits and intermediate access points are clearly visible. You can see that much of the forest above the tour has fallen victim to storms or sawing. The tour is currently (as of May 2025) well equipped, all anchors are doubled and as rope-friendly as possible.

Etry: Canyon End
2025-05-08: A fine tour that is still doable despite heavy rainfall on the previous days. Wild and pristine. We drilled or tied many new anchor points. The final passage in particular is now properly equipped: C1...
Comment: Kurz nach den letzten Abseilstellen kann man nach links in den Wald aussteigen.
Return: Shortly after the last abseiling points, you can exit to the left into the forest. After a few meters downhill you reach a forest road and then a bridge over the stream. Follow this and continue downhill to the car.

Etry: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg, oberer Teil, Vorsicht, teilweise Privatgelände
Access: Take the D 907 to Verchaix (between Samoens and Taninges). Park there in the designated parking lot (see GPS data).
Return: Shortly after the last abseiling points, you can exit to the left into the forest. After a few meters downhill you reach a forest road and then a bridge over the stream. Follow this and continue downhill to the car.

Etry: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Ausstieg, Wiese, sehr beengt
Access: Take the D 907 to Verchaix (between Samoens and Taninges). Park there in the designated parking lot (see GPS data).
Return: Shortly after the last abseiling points, you can exit to the left into the forest. After a few meters downhill you reach a forest road and then a bridge over the stream. Follow this and continue downhill to the car.

Etry: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Parkplatz Einstieg unterer Teil, quasi kein Platz
Access: Take the D 907 to Verchaix (between Samoens and Taninges). Park there in the designated parking lot (see GPS data).

Faby: Canyon Start

Faby: Unknown Parking

Fardeloup: Canyon Start
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Fardeloup: Canyon End
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Fardeloup: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking du quartier Fardeloup.

Fardeloup: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking de la route des crêtes.

Fayards: Canyon Start

Ferrandin: Canyon Start
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Ferrandin: Canyon End
2026-01-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferrandin Possible d écourter la marche d approche ça coule bien sans rendre la dernière cascade complexe à négocier. Merci à Max d avoir rajo...
2026-01-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferrandin (Quelle:

Ferrandin: Unknown Parking
2026-01-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferrandin Possible d écourter la marche d approche ça coule bien sans rendre la dernière cascade complexe à négocier. Merci à Max d avoir rajo...
2026-01-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferrandin (Quelle:

Figaret: Canyon Start

Figgiette (amont): Canyon Start

Figuerolles: Canyon Start
2025-12-30: The canyon is more than unrewarding. Quite full at the beginning. For the most part, artificially fenced. One climbing point, the last 3m steps have to be rappelled from a fence. Then you are on priva...
Approach: Turn left at the Notre Dame de la Garde sign and drive into the "Résidence de Notre Dame de la Garde" housing estate (sign at the entrance). Take the road on the left, turn left again after 50 m and after another 50 m leave the road, which ends in a dead end, to reach the meadow on your left. At the exit of this meadow, the path leads directly down into the canyon.
Tour: Hiking, some rock ledges that you can climb down (rappel with AN possible)

Figuerolles: Canyon End
2025-12-30: The canyon is more than unrewarding. Quite full at the beginning. For the most part, artificially fenced. One climbing point, the last 3m steps have to be rappelled from a fence. Then you are on priva...
Return: Exit the stream through the metal gate that crosses the river 30 meters from Figuerolles beach (do not try to go out beforehand, otherwise you will end up on private property). Then take the stairs on the left that lead up to the Figuerolles parking lot and cross the road to reach our car.

Figuerolles: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-30: The canyon is more than unrewarding. Quite full at the beginning. For the most part, artificially fenced. One climbing point, the last 3m steps have to be rappelled from a fence. Then you are on priva...
Access: From La Ciotat, drive towards Figuerolles and then turn right towards Notre Dame de la Garde. Park at the place with the sign "Access for residents only".
Return: Exit the stream through the metal gate that crosses the river 30 meters from Figuerolles beach (do not try to go out beforehand, otherwise you will end up on private property). Then take the stairs on the left that lead up to the Figuerolles parking lot and cross the road to reach our car.

Font Chaude: Canyon Start
2026-02-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Font Chaude Équipement ok. 2 points reliés au minimum. Un bon DC. Parking une place à la sortie du torrent. Approche en 15 min pile en prenan...
2026-02-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Font Chaude Équipement ok. 2 points mini reliés. Un bon DC. Parking une place à la sortie du torrent. Approche en 15 min pile en prenant la p...

Font Chaude: Unknown Parking
2026-02-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Font Chaude Équipement ok. 2 points reliés au minimum. Un bon DC. Parking une place à la sortie du torrent. Approche en 15 min pile en prenan...
2026-02-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Font Chaude Équipement ok. 2 points mini reliés. Un bon DC. Parking une place à la sortie du torrent. Approche en 15 min pile en prenant la p...

Font de Blaye: Canyon Start
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Font Rouge: Canyon Start

Font Rouge: Canyon End

Font Rouge: Unknown Parking

Fontanelles: Canyon Start

Fontanelles: Canyon End

Fontanelles: Unknown Parking

Forge: Canyon Start

Fossette: Canyon Start
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Fossette: Canyon End
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Fossette: Unknown Parking
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2025-11-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fossette Belle marche d approche Entrée point du haut difficile dans les ronces puis 500 m de bartasse. Le reste est joli partir de la deuxie...

Fossette: Unknown
Comment: Sente d\'accés au départ

Fuby: Canyon Start

Fuby: Canyon End

Fuby: Unknown Parking

Gabre: Canyon Start

Gabre: Canyon End

Gabre: Unknown Parking

Galambert: Canyon Start
Approach: Kein Shuttle. Folgen Sie dem Wanderweg bis zur ersten kleinen Brücke, dem Startpunkt der Tour.
Tour: Kleines, trockenes Tal ohne jeglichen Anspruch und ohne Hindernisse, das wirklich einen Abstecher wert ist. Ein Muss, wenn Sie in der Gegend wohnen Es kann mit der Launa verbunden werden (oberhalb der Launa).

Galambert: Canyon End
Return: Verlassen Sie die Brücke an der nächsten Brücke, es sei denn, Sie möchten weiter zum Vallon de la Launa wandern, das ähnliche Eigenschaften aufweist. Auf dem Rückweg folgen Sie dem Galambert am linken Ufer bis zur Ausgangsbrücke und steigen dann zum Auto hinauf.

Galambert: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Peille aus nehmen Sie die D53 in Richtung La Turbie und biegen nach einer großen Haarnadelkurve (in diesem Tal gibt es nichts Interessantes zu sehen) rechts in eine Straße auf Höhe des Stadtteils Lacs ab. Nach einer Linkskurve parken Sie auf einem ausgezeichneten Parkplatz auf der rechten Seite in der Nähe der Wanderwegmarkierung.
Return: Verlassen Sie die Brücke an der nächsten Brücke, es sei denn, Sie möchten weiter zum Vallon de la Launa wandern, das ähnliche Eigenschaften aufweist. Auf dem Rückweg folgen Sie dem Galambert am linken Ufer bis zur Ausgangsbrücke und steigen dann zum Auto hinauf.

Galimagne: Canyon Start

Garcinets: Canyon Start

Garcinets: Unknown Parking

Garde: Canyon Start
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Approach: Weiter zu Fuß auf der Straße, vorbei am Ortsschild von La Ciotat, dann links (auf Höhe der zerbrochenen Mauer) den Weg nehmen, der zum Quartier de la Garde hinunterführt, links am Haus von Michel Simon vorbeigehen, weiter geradeaus zum Meer hinuntergehen (rechts den Weg zum Canyon von St. Jean de Capistran links liegen lassen). Sie kommen auf einen schönen Weg, den Sie überqueren, um gegenüber durch die Buchsbäume hinunter in die Talsohle zu gelangen.
Tour: Start im Unterholz, dann wird es enger, aber mit ein paar Brombeersträuchern (einige Vorsprünge müssen überwunden werden), gelangt man dann zur Felsspalte, die sicherlich die engste im gesamten Gebiet ist. Diese ist nicht gesichert, eine C6 mit festsitzendem Block, dann Weitergang bis zum Meer (Möglichkeit, gegenüberliegend abzusteigen und dann ebenfalls gegenüberliegend zum Meer zu gehen, bei starkem Wellengang nicht empfehlenswert).

Gardon de Mialet: Canyon Start
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gardon de Mialet Une journée magnifique passée avec mes amis dans ce CanyonLa météo était parfaite ainsi que la température de l’eau je recomm...
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gardon de Mialet Canyon magnifique et inconnue Dans un cadre idilique le temps ce met sur pause, j’aimerais habiter plus prêt pour y aller plu...

Gardon de Mialet: Canyon End
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gardon de Mialet Une journée magnifique passée avec mes amis dans ce CanyonLa météo était parfaite ainsi que la température de l’eau je recomm...
2025-11-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gardon de Mialet Canyon magnifique et inconnue Dans un cadre idilique le temps ce met sur pause, j’aimerais habiter plus prêt pour y aller plu...

Garlaban: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus nehmen Sie den PR (gelbe Markierungen), der zum Garlaban hinaufführt. Der Weg verläuft entlang der RD unserer Schlucht. Der Eingang zur Schlucht befindet sich am letzten Zufluss 150 m vor der Quelle von Barquieu (Schild). Dieser Eingang ermöglicht es, die sehr dichte Vegetation am Anfang der Schlucht von Garlaban auf Höhe der Quelle zu umgehen.
Tour: 4 Abseilstellen, dazwischen mehr oder weniger buschige Abschnitte. Der erste ist der des Nebenflusses: ein Bolzen mit Seil, das man mit einem Strauch verdoppeln kann (schöne Abseilstelle in Spinnenform, Kletterrouten an dieser Stelle), der zweite auf AN mit Gurtband und Glied, der dritte ohne Punkt, aber mit einem großen Block in der Mitte (hier kann man den Dufour üben), der letzte (Schlaufe in natürlicher Lunule). Vor dem letzten Abseiler gibt es einen ausgetrockneten Nebenfluss auf der rechten Seite (Klettergebiet, wenn man diesen Nebenfluss 10 Minuten lang hinaufsteigt), der eine C20 in Araignée in einem schönen Talkessel (530 m ü. M.) aufweist. Der Zugang ist über den Wanderweg (blaue Markierung) möglich, der an der Quelle von Barguieu beginnt.

Gautière: Canyon Start
Comment: l\'entrée du canyon est aussi la sortie (on remonte et on redescend le canyon)

Gey: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée dans le canyon sous le pont.

Gey: Canyon End
Comment: Le ruisseau L\'Aygue Bere fini dans le Gave d\'Aspe. Traverser se dernier et couper le champs pour rejoindre le parking aval.

Gey: Parking at Entry
Comment: Après le passage du pont, se garer sur le bord de route.

Gey: Parking at Exit

Gippières: Canyon Start

Gippières: Unknown Parking

Glacière: Canyon Start

Glacière: Canyon End

Glacière: Unknown Parking

Glacière: Unknown
Comment: Descendre ici

Gorgette: Canyon Start
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Gorgette: Unknown
2025-09-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgette Petit vallon sans prétention. Aucun équipement trouvé, que des arbres. La dernière cascade ne fait pas 20m mais 27 m. Prévoir une cor...
Comment: début de la remontée dans le Serse

Gorgia: Canyon Start
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Gorgia: Canyon End
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Gorgia: Unknown Parking
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gorgia Ras 2 cordes fixe à demeure merci avec mat à la cool afterwork (Quelle:

Gourgoumont: Canyon Start

Gourgues: Canyon Start

Gourgues: Canyon End

Gourre: Canyon Start

Gourre: Canyon Start1

Gourre: Canyon End

Gourre: Unknown Parking

Grand Baou: Canyon Start

Grand Baou: Canyon End

Grand Baou: Unknown Parking

Grand Béal: Canyon Start

Grand Gaudin (affluent RD): Canyon Start
Approach: In Richtung Westen (in Richtung Nans les Pins und Plan d'Aups) hinter der Zisterne beginnt ein Weg, der entlang einer Felswand verläuft. Nach fünf Minuten erreicht man eine erste Schlucht (Wasserfall Grand Gaudin auf der rechten Seite). Folgen Sie dem Weg weiter, bis Sie nach gut zwanzig Minuten die zweite Schlucht erreichen. Biegen Sie rechts ab und steigen Sie in die Schlucht hinab.
Tour: Der Bach ist fast das ganze Jahr über ausgetrocknet und umfasst einige kleine, verkalkte Wasserfälle von geringer Höhe. C5 AN, C12, ein oder zwei Abstiege und ein C8, der zum unteren Teil des Grand Gaudin führt. Vorsicht bei diesem letzten Wasserfall, der zum Grand Gaudin führt! Seilen Sie sich gut mit einem AN ab, da der Abstieg in der Achse sehr gefährlich sein könnte (sehr instabile Felsen). Es folgt der untere Teil des Grand Gaudin mit einem C3 (ein kleiner Sprung ist je nach Boden des Beckens möglich ), weniger als 10 Minuten Fußweg, 2 m Sprung, 10 m Tob-Casc (Abseilen oder AN), C3 (2 Punkte RD ), C5 (2 Punkte, dann weiter unten 2 weitere Punkte mit Kette), C3 (10 m Seil), Fußmarsch, C4 AN und C3 und ein 2 m hoher Sprung.

Grand Gaudin (affluent RD): Canyon End
Return: Folgen Sie dem Grand Gaudin über 700 m und verlassen Sie ihn an der RD, um einen Weg zu finden, der parallel zum Bach verläuft. Dieser führt Sie zu einem anderen, breiteren Weg, der zu Ihrer Rechten hinaufführt. Auf der Straße D 95 kehren Sie nach rechts abbiegend zum Parkplatz zurück.

Grand Gaudin (affluent RD): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Auf der D 95, unweit von Mazaugues, folgen Sie der Straße 3,8 km in Richtung Nans les Pins und Le Plan d'Aups. Großer Parkplatz auf der rechten Seite mit gut sichtbarer Zisterne. Parken Sie, ohne andere zu behindern.
Return: Folgen Sie dem Grand Gaudin über 700 m und verlassen Sie ihn an der RD, um einen Weg zu finden, der parallel zum Bach verläuft. Dieser führt Sie zu einem anderen, breiteren Weg, der zu Ihrer Rechten hinaufführt. Auf der Straße D 95 kehren Sie nach rechts abbiegend zum Parkplatz zurück.

Grand Gaudin (affluent RD): Waypoint
Comment: Confluence avec le Grand Gaudin
Approach: In Richtung Westen (in Richtung Nans les Pins und Plan d'Aups) hinter der Zisterne beginnt ein Weg, der entlang einer Felswand verläuft. Nach fünf Minuten erreicht man eine erste Schlucht (Wasserfall Grand Gaudin auf der rechten Seite). Folgen Sie dem Weg weiter, bis Sie nach gut zwanzig Minuten die zweite Schlucht erreichen. Biegen Sie rechts ab und steigen Sie in die Schlucht hinab.

Grand Gaudin (cascade): Canyon Start
Approach: In Richtung Westen (in Richtung Nans les Pins und Plan d'Aups) hinter der Zisterne beginnt ein Weg, der entlang einer Felswand verläuft. Nach fünf bis zehn Minuten erreicht man eine erste Schlucht (Wasserfall Grand Gaudin auf der rechten Seite).
Tour: Einmal c22 freihängend mit vollständigen Kettenstand.

Grand Gaudin (cascade): Canyon End
Return: Am Fuße des Wasserfalls folgen Sie dem Bach, der in den Grand Gaudin mündet. Biegen Sie rechts ab und verlassen Sie den Bach nach 350 m im Wasser. Nehmen Sie den Weg, der am Bach entlangführt, und biegen Sie erneut rechts ab, um zur Straße D95 zurückzukehren. Nach 100 m erreichen Sie den Parkplatz.

Grand Gaudin (cascade): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Auf der D 95, unweit von Mazaugues, folgen Sie der Straße 3,8 km in Richtung Nans les Pins und Plan d'Aups. Großer Parkplatz auf der rechten Seite mit gut sichtbarer Zisterne. Parken Sie, ohne andere zu behindern.
Return: Am Fuße des Wasserfalls folgen Sie dem Bach, der in den Grand Gaudin mündet. Biegen Sie rechts ab und verlassen Sie den Bach nach 350 m im Wasser. Nehmen Sie den Weg, der am Bach entlangführt, und biegen Sie erneut rechts ab, um zur Straße D95 zurückzukehren. Nach 100 m erreichen Sie den Parkplatz.

Grand Noyer: Canyon Start

Grand Noyer: Canyon End

Grand Noyer: Unknown Parking

Grand Riou: Canyon Start

Grand Riou: Parking at Entry

Grand Riou: Parking at Exit

Grand Serre: Canyon Start

Grand Serre: Canyon End

Grand Serre: Unknown Parking

Grand Serre: Unknown

Grand Serre: Unknown1

Grand Serre: Unknown2

Grande Montagne: Canyon Start

Grande Montagne: Canyon End

Grande Montagne: Unknown Parking

Grande Montagne: Unknown
Comment: Retour avec une petite escalade en 3b sur 25 m

Grands Goulets: Canyon Start

Grapereau: Canyon Start

Grapereau: Canyon End

Grapereau: Unknown Parking

Grau-Gagnole: Canyon Start

Grau-Gagnole: Unknown Parking

Gros Morel: Canyon Start

Gros Morel: Canyon End

Gros Morel: Unknown Parking

Grue: Canyon Start

Grue: Canyon End

Grue: Unknown Parking

Grue: Unknown
Comment: piste d\'approche

Grue: Unknown1
Comment: piste d\'approche

Grue: Unknown2
Comment: piste d\'approche et de retour

Guiers Mort: Canyon Start
Comment: entrée

Guiers Mort: Canyon End

Guiers Mort: Unknown Parking

Haut Couleau: Canyon Start

Haut Couleau: Unknown Parking

Hérault: Canyon Start1

Hérault: Canyon End1

Hercule: Canyon Start

Hercule: Canyon End

Hercule: Unknown Parking

Ibac: Canyon Start

Ibac: Canyon End

Ibac: Unknown Parking

Ibac: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la marche d\'approche

Indiens: Canyon Start

Indiens: Canyon End

Inguillième: Canyon Start
Approach: Nehmen Sie den GR in RG vom Destéou, der auf den Lambert-Weg hinaufführt. Oben biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung IGN-Punkt 573. Von dort aus steigen Sie auf Höhe einer Brandschutzschneise hinab zur Felsverengung, dem Ausgangspunkt der Tour.
Tour: Eine Reihe von geneigten Flächen, die man abseilt oder absteigt. Je nach Durchflussmenge ist das Abseilen vorzuziehen... Bei geringem Wasserfluss sind 2 bis 3 Abseilmanöver erforderlich.

Inguillième: Canyon End
Return: Verlassen Sie den RG über einen Pfad, wenn der Höhenunterschied horizontal wird. Folgen Sie dann dem Weg bis zum Fahrzeug.

Inguillième: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Auf der D14 in Richtung Collobrières biegen Sie rechts auf die D41 in Richtung Bormes-les-Mimosas ab. Überqueren Sie eine Brücke und nehmen Sie 600 m danach den Weg links. Folgen Sie dem Weg nach rechts, entlang des Baches, bis Sie eine Furt überqueren und sich auf der rechten Seite des Baches befinden. Überqueren Sie die Furt von Destéou und parken Sie am Ausgangspunkt des Fernwanderwegs GR, ohne zu stören (Punkt 220 auf der IGN-Karte). Bei starkem Regen können Sie die Furten nicht überqueren. Sie können kurz vor der ersten Furt des Baches Malière parken. Dies verlängert den An- und Rückweg um 20 Minuten.
Return: Verlassen Sie den RG über einen Pfad, wenn der Höhenunterschied horizontal wird. Folgen Sie dann dem Weg bis zum Fahrzeug.

Inguillième: Waypoint
Comment: piste d'accés
Approach: Nehmen Sie den GR in RG vom Destéou, der auf den Lambert-Weg hinaufführt. Oben biegen Sie rechts ab in Richtung IGN-Punkt 573. Von dort aus steigen Sie auf Höhe einer Brandschutzschneise hinab zur Felsverengung, dem Ausgangspunkt der Tour.

Inquirades: Canyon Start
Comment: En bas du pré

Inquirades: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking à Lafarge juste après le pont sur le Mars

Jaffueil: Canyon Start

Jaffueil: Unknown Parking

Jésus-Christ: Canyon Start

Jésus-Christ: Canyon End

Jésus-Christ: Parking at Entry

Jésus-Christ: Parking at Exit

La Chalanche: Canyon Start

La Chalanche: Canyon End

La Faye: Canyon Start

La Faye: Parking at Entry

La Faye: Parking at Exit

La folie: Canyon Start

La folie: Canyon End

La folie: Unknown Parking

La folie: Unknown
Comment: Hameau de la Folie

La Parloire: Canyon Start

La Parloire: Canyon End

La Parloire: Unknown Parking

La Routa: Canyon Start

La Routa: Canyon End

La Routa: Parking at Entry

La Routa: Parking at Exit

La Routa: Unknown
Comment: Au col de Gratteloup (balise 153), prendre à droite le sauvage GR510 vers « La Tour ».

La Rouvière: Canyon Start

La Rouvière: Unknown Parking

Lambruisse: Canyon Start

Ruisseau du Latay (inférieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: Von der Brücke aus über die RD zum Bach hinuntersteigen.
Tour: Gehen Sie etwa hundert Meter den Bach entlang, bis Sie zu dem einzigen Wasserfall gelangen.

Launa: Canyon Start
Approach: Kein Shuttle. Folgen Sie dem Wanderweg bis zur ersten kleinen Brücke und gehen Sie dann weiter bis zur zweiten Brücke, dem Startpunkt des Laufs.
Tour: Kleines, trockenes Tal ohne besonderen Anspruch und ohne nennenswerte Hindernisse, das einen Abstecher wert ist. Zu empfehlen, wenn Sie in der Gegend wohnen. Dennoch gibt es einige schöne Passagen. Es besteht die Möglichkeit, den Bach Galambert mit dem Bach Launa zu verbinden. Dazu steigen Sie an der ersten Brücke auf dem Hinweg in den Bach hinab. Dadurch verlängert sich die Wanderung um eine knappe Stunde. Die beiden Bäche sind ziemlich ähnlich.

Launa: Canyon End
Return: Verlassen Sie die Brücke an der nächsten (also der dritten) und versuchen Sie nicht, bis zum Paillon weiterzugehen, da der weitere Verlauf wirklich uninteressant ist (man stößt dort auf ein Chaos aus Felsblöcken und vermoderte Wasserbecken, aber keine Hindernisse oder interessante Passagen). Von der Brücke aus geht es am rechten Ufer der Launa entlang, der Weg entfernt sich vom Bach. An den beiden folgenden Kreuzungen biegen Sie jeweils rechts ab, um nach etwa 30 Minuten zur Ausgangsbrücke zurückzukehren. Kehren Sie dann auf dem gleichen Weg wie auf dem Hinweg zum Auto zurück.

Launa: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Peille aus nehmen Sie die D53 in Richtung La Turbie und biegen nach einer großen Haarnadelkurve (in diesem Tal gibt es nichts Interessantes zu sehen) rechts in eine Straße auf Höhe des Stadtteils Lacs ab. Nach einer Linkskurve parken Sie auf einem ausgezeichneten Parkplatz auf der rechten Seite in der Nähe der Wanderwegmarkierung.
Return: Verlassen Sie die Brücke an der nächsten (also der dritten) und versuchen Sie nicht, bis zum Paillon weiterzugehen, da der weitere Verlauf wirklich uninteressant ist (man stößt dort auf ein Chaos aus Felsblöcken und vermoderte Wasserbecken, aber keine Hindernisse oder interessante Passagen). Von der Brücke aus geht es am rechten Ufer der Launa entlang, der Weg entfernt sich vom Bach. An den beiden folgenden Kreuzungen biegen Sie jeweils rechts ab, um nach etwa 30 Minuten zur Ausgangsbrücke zurückzukehren. Kehren Sie dann auf dem gleichen Weg wie auf dem Hinweg zum Auto zurück.

Lauret: Canyon Start
Comment: Si on peut appeler ce parcours "canyon" !

Lauret: Canyon End
Comment: Demi-tour, c\'est fini !

Lauret: Unknown Parking

Lauron: Canyon Start

Lauron: Canyon End

Lauron: Parking at Entry

Lauron: Parking at Exit

Lauves: Canyon Start

Lauves: Canyon End

Lauves: Unknown Parking

Lavencou: Canyon Start
Comment: en haut de la falaise

Lavencou: Parking at Exit
Comment: embranchement

Le Gourédon: Canyon Start

Le Gourédon: Canyon End
Comment: sortie RG

Le Gourédon: Unknown Parking

Le Pisserote: Canyon Start
Comment: petit pont sur la piste

Le Pisserote: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie RG

Le Pisserote: Unknown Parking

Lergue: Canyon Start

Lergue: Canyon End

Lettret: Canyon Start

Lettret: Canyon End

Lettret: Parking at Entry

Lettret: Parking at Exit

Lous Grounells: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ un peu en aval du confluent Salze/Llech

Lous Grounells: Canyon End
Comment: Juste après un court enchainement avec un beau toboggan de 5m

Lozerette: Canyon Start

Lozerette: Canyon End

Lozerette: Parking at Exit

Machon: Canyon Start

Machon: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec "les Cotes"

Machon: Unknown Parking

Malamort: Canyon Start1

Malamort: Canyon End1

Malamort: Unknown Parking1

Malamort: Unknown
Comment: Le PR à emprunter pour l\'approche

Malamort: Unknown1
Comment: Champ à traverser pour rejoindre le GR

Malamort: Unknown2
Comment: Le GR à suivre ...

Malamort: Unknown3
Comment: Remonter au mieux ici pour accéder au départ !

Malavalasse: Canyon Start

Malavalasse: Canyon End

Malavalasse: Parking at Entry

Malavalasse: Parking at Exit

Maluna: Canyon Start
Comment: Arrivée

Maluna: Canyon End

Malvan: Canyon Start

Malvan: Unknown Parking

Manteau Blanc: Canyon Start

Maouna: Canyon Start
2025-11-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Maouna Prévoir de quoi rééquiper ; toutes les vasques sont pleines mais gelées en surface (1 ou 2 cm d'épaisseur) ; pour finir la journée... (...
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Maratrache: Canyon Start

Maratrache: Canyon End

Maratrache: Unknown Parking

Maravéou: Canyon Start
2025-12-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Maravéou Joli parcours avec ce niveau d eau assez court et un peu encombré sur la fin mais avec une bonne machette on arrive à dégager les ron...

Maravéou: Canyon End
2025-12-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Maravéou Joli parcours avec ce niveau d eau assez court et un peu encombré sur la fin mais avec une bonne machette on arrive à dégager les ron...

Maravéou: Unknown Parking
2025-12-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Maravéou Joli parcours avec ce niveau d eau assez court et un peu encombré sur la fin mais avec une bonne machette on arrive à dégager les ron...

Marie: Canyon Start

Marie: Canyon End

Marie: Unknown Parking

Marie: Unknown
Comment: Approche par sente une sente peu marquée

Massonnes: Canyon Start

Massonnes: Unknown Parking

Maupertus: Canyon Start

Maupertus: Canyon End

Mayreste: Canyon Start

Méchant Pas: Canyon Start

Méchant Pas: Canyon End

Méchant Pas: Unknown Parking

Méchant Pas: Unknown

Méchant Pas: Unknown1
Comment: sentier de retour

Milassoire: Canyon Start

Milassoire: Canyon End

Milassoire: Unknown Parking

Milassoire: Unknown

Milassoire: Unknown1

Miliérines: Canyon Start

Miliérines: Canyon End

Missou: Canyon Start

Molinières: Canyon Start
Comment: bas du canyon (parcouru à la montée)

Molinières: Canyon End
Comment: haut du vallon (parcouru à la montée)

Molinières: Unknown Parking

Monar amont (I): Canyon Start

Monar amont (I): Canyon End

Montlaux: Canyon Start

Montlaux: Canyon End

Montlaux: Unknown Parking

Monts dEau: Canyon Start
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Montserieux: Canyon Start

Montserieux: Canyon End

Mortain: Canyon Start

Moule-sèche: Canyon Start
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Approach: Von diesem Stausee aus nehmen Sie den Weg, der zum Flussbett führt.

Moulin: Canyon Start

Moulin: Canyon End

Moulinières: Canyon Start

Moulinières: Canyon End

Moulinières: Parking at Entry

Moulinières: Parking at Exit

Moure Blanc: Canyon Start

Mousquère: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars immediate access. With a car from Bourisp we take the GR that goes up to Estensan, from there we can take the path that goes down to the mill and access or go up the road to the bridge over the river.
Tour: Simple, with nothing remarkable, to take a bath and jump a couple of times.

Mousquère: Canyon End
Return: Immediate to headquarters

Mousquère: Parking at Entry
Access: We will have to arrive until St Lary-Soulan, for it from Spain by the tunnel of Bielsa and we go down until St Lary. And from France by the A64 exit Lannemezan to the D929. From St Lary, going down to Lannemezan, we will have on the right the exit to Bourisp, next to the power station and the river we park the car of return. With the access car (if we have it) we go to Sailhan and take the D25 towards Estensan. We park near the river bridge.
Return: Immediate to headquarters

Mousquère: Parking at Exit
Access: We will have to arrive until St Lary-Soulan, for it from Spain by the tunnel of Bielsa and we go down until St Lary. And from France by the A64 exit Lannemezan to the D929. From St Lary, going down to Lannemezan, we will have on the right the exit to Bourisp, next to the power station and the river we park the car of return. With the access car (if we have it) we go to Sailhan and take the D25 towards Estensan. We park near the river bridge.
Return: Immediate to headquarters

Moutière: Canyon Start

Moutière: Canyon End

Moutière: Parking at Entry

Moutière: Parking at Exit

Nanfs: Canyon Start

Nanfs: Canyon End

Nanfs: Unknown Parking

Nartuby dAmpus amont: Canyon Start

Nartuby dAmpus amont: Canyon End

Nartuby dAmpus amont: Unknown Parking

Onda: Canyon Start

Onda: Unknown Parking

Onda: Unknown
Comment: sente d\'accés

Orbeil: Canyon Start

Orbeil: Canyon End

Orbeil: Parking at Entry

Orbeil: Parking at Exit

Orignol: Canyon Start

Orignol: Unknown Parking
Comment: hameau de la Bourgarie

Orignol: Unknown
Comment: talweg à suivre vers l\'aval

Orignol: Unknown1
Comment: ravin à remonter si enchainement

Ortas: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Col de la Coupière (440 m) aus geht es etwa 400 Meter lang auf dem Waldbrandbekämpfungsweg DFCI des Trois Monts (GR 51) in Richtung Süden bergauf. Von dort aus gelangt man durch das Gestrüpp zum Tal und schließlich zum Wasserfall.
Tour: Der Abstieg beginnt oben am 60 Meter hohen Wasserfall. Über einen ersten Standplatz am rechten Ufer gelangt man zum Hauptstandplatz am linken Ufer, der sich etwa fünfzehn Meter flussabwärts befindet. Das Ende des Abstiegs markiert der Fuß des Wasserfalls. Der weitere Verlauf des Tals ist ebenfalls sehenswert, lässt jedoch angesichts der Vegetation und des geringen Höhenunterschieds bis zur Autobahn keine Träumereien aufkommen. Das Hauptrelais befindet sich im Hochwasserbereich. Es wäre vorteilhaft, ein neues Relais außerhalb des Hochwasserbereichs am rechten Ufer anzubringen. Hinweis für Interessierte ... Dieser Parcours ermöglicht Seilmanöver in großer Höhe, ohne dass ein ganztägiger Abstieg erforderlich ist.

Ortas: Unknown Parking
Access: Von der RD 67 auf Höhe von Cap Martin fahren Sie 2,5 km auf der RD 51 in Richtung La Turbie. In einer großen Kurve biegen Sie rechts auf die RD 50 nach Gorbio ab; folgen Sie dieser Straße 1 km lang und biegen Sie dann links auf den schmalen und steilen asphaltierten Weg La Coupière ab, der zum Parkplatz des Passes (440 m) führt. Parkplatz auf der linken Seite.
Return: Über halb markierte Pfade durch das Gestrüpp am linken Ufer hinaufsteigen.

Oustaus: Canyon Start
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Oustaus: Canyon End
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Oustaus: Unknown Parking
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Oustaus: Unknown
Comment: Le bouse de C35

Ozon: Canyon Start

Ozon: Canyon End

Ozon: Unknown Parking

Ozon: Unknown
Comment: point de passage approche

Ozon: Unknown1
Comment: point de passage approche

Ozon: Unknown2
Comment: point de passage approche, descente vers l\'Ozon (départ)

Pare: Canyon Start

Parisien: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to Port de Benasque (or Venasque), we will soon reach the footbridge over the river and we get in.
Tour: Simple with small slopes and the culmination of the fine waterfall.

Parisien: Canyon End
Return: We reach the road and turn right towards the parking lot.

Pas de Lauzens: Canyon Start

Pas de Lauzens: Unknown Parking

Pas du Loup: Canyon Start

Passo: Canyon Start

Passo: Canyon End

Passo: Parking at Exit

Paturle: Canyon Start

Paturle: Canyon End

Paturle: Unknown Parking

Paturle: Unknown

Peine: Canyon Start

Pellalergues: Canyon Start

Pellalergues: Parking at Entry

Pellalergues: Parking at Exit
Comment: sur la route des Gorges de la Jonte

Pellalergues: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Hameau des Douzes

Pellegrin (aval): Canyon Start

Petite Maurette: Canyon Start

Petite Maurette: Canyon End

Petite Maurette: Unknown Parking

Petra: Canyon Start

Petra: Canyon End

Petra: Unknown Parking

Peyruis: Canyon Start

Peyruis: Canyon End

Peyruis: Unknown Parking

Pibou: Canyon Start

Pibou: Canyon End

Pibou: Unknown Parking

Pibou: Unknown

Pichas: Canyon Start

Pichas: Unknown Parking

Pie: Canyon Start

Pie: Unknown Parking

Pin de Simon: Canyon Start
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Approach: Begeben Sie sich 200 m weiter oben zur IGN 410 (die Straße macht eine Linkskurve). An dieser Stelle gehen Sie einen Weg 20 m hinunter. Gleich rechts folgen Sie der Art Rinne (Talweg), die Sie sofort oberhalb der Wasserfälle führt.
Tour: MC + C7 Kette RD. Ein Becken am Fuße des Wasserfalls mit der Möglichkeit, einen Umweg RD zu nehmen, um dieses Becken zu umgehen. 2 m Abstieg und anschließend eine 8 m lange MC, um zur C35 zu gelangen, die in 15 m und 20 m unterteilt werden kann. Fractio in RD. Es folgt ein kurzer Fußmarsch von 5 Minuten, um einen Weg zu erreichen. Auf keinen Fall mit dem Gour de l'Oule weitergehen, der fast das ganze Jahr über fließt und auf dem Rückweg liegt, denn diese Strecke ist strengstens verboten.

Pin de Simon: Canyon End
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Return: Am Weg angekommen, biegen Sie rechts ab. Passieren Sie die Felsbarriere, die den Gours de l'Oule überragt, und nehmen Sie einen gut sichtbaren Weg zu Ihrer Rechten. Dieser führt Sie in wenigen Minuten zurück zum Parkplatz, auf dem Ihr Fahrzeug steht.

Pin de Simon: Unknown Parking
Access: Vom Zentrum von Gèmenos aus folgen Sie der Straße D2, die zur Sainte Baume in Richtung Col de l'Espigoulier führt. Parkplatz an der IGN-Küste 392.
Return: Am Weg angekommen, biegen Sie rechts ab. Passieren Sie die Felsbarriere, die den Gours de l'Oule überragt, und nehmen Sie einen gut sichtbaren Weg zu Ihrer Rechten. Dieser führt Sie in wenigen Minuten zurück zum Parkplatz, auf dem Ihr Fahrzeug steht.

Pissa: Canyon Start1

Pissa: Unknown Parking

Pissa (médian): Canyon Start
Approach: Steigen Sie mal am rechten, mal am linken Ufer über die Felsplatten hinauf, die zum Fuß des Pissa-Wasserfalls führen. An einigen Stellen sind Bolzen angebracht, an denen Sie sich festhalten können, wenn die Felsplatten rutschig oder schwer zu begehen sind. Am Fuß des Pissa-Wasserfalls angekommen, gehen Sie zum Wasserlauf, wo Sie den ersten Ankerpunkt finden.
Tour: Am Fuße der C90 angekommen, beginnt der Abstieg mit einem ersten 32 m langen Abseilen im RG auf einem großen Felsblock. Ein zweites 37 m langes Abseilen im RD folgt direkt darauf. Danach geht es nur noch im RG weiter (50 + 24 + 20 + 32 + 39 + 41). Alle diese Abseilmanöver erfolgen auf geneigten Platten. Man könnte sie fast ohne Seile hinunterklettern. Es ist tatsächlich eine sehr gute Übung, um das Abseilen zu erlernen.

Pissa (médian): Canyon End
Return: Man kommt direkt an der Brücke der D242 an, ganz in der Nähe des Autos.

Pissa (médian): Unknown Parking
Access: Von CILAOS aus fahren Sie auf der D242 in Richtung Îlet à Cordes. Fahren Sie bis zur Brücke über den „BRAS ROUGE” und parken Sie dort. Die Brücke Ravine Pissa befindet sich 200 m vor der Brücke über den Bras Rouge.
Return: Man kommt direkt an der Brücke der D242 an, ganz in der Nähe des Autos.

Pissay: Canyon Start

Pissay: Canyon End

Pissay: Unknown Parking

Pisserotte: Canyon Start
Comment: Le départ et l\'arrivée... puisqu\'il s\'agit d\'une cascade isolée

Plainie: Canyon Start

Plainie: Canyon End

Plainie: Unknown Parking

Plan Pinet: Canyon Start

Plan Pinet: Canyon End

Plan Pinet: Unknown Parking

Plan Pinet: Unknown
Comment: Eboulis de retour

Planque: Canyon Start
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Planque: Canyon End
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Planque: Unknown Parking
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Pommier: Canyon Start
Approach: Wanderung ohne Shuttle: Steigen Sie ohne Schwierigkeiten die trockene Schlucht hinauf. Nach 130 m Höhenunterschied trifft sie auf einer Ebene auf einen guten Weg. Biegen Sie links ab und gehen Sie bis zur gut sichtbaren Talsohle. Wenn Sie die ersten, wenig interessanten Wasserfälle sehen möchten, biegen Sie vor der Talsohle rechts in das dichte Unterholz ab!
Tour: Höhenangabe des Endes der Schlucht stimmt nicht - von descente so übernommen muss korrigiert werden. Der interessanteste Wasserfall ist der schöne 44 m hohe Wasserfall, von denen 25 m in Form eines Spinnennetzes verlaufen.

Pont du Diable - Creux Billard: Canyon Start
Tour: It starts with the approx. 30 m long waterfall of the Devil's Bridge. This is followed by a long river walk (>2kms) to get to the Creux Billard waterfall (~90m, several stops in between). The Creux Billard rarely carries water, but can be very large at high water. The Devil's Bridge is used for ice climbing in winter. Rappels from the bridge are prohibited.

Pont du Diable - Creux Billard: Unknown
Comment: Creux billard

Porsangla aval: Canyon Start

Porsangla aval: Canyon End

Porsangla aval: Unknown Parking

Porsangla aval: Unknown
Comment: chemin de retour

Poujade: Canyon Start
Comment: sur les corniches

Poujade: Unknown Parking
Comment: sur la piste du Mont-Redon

Poujols: Canyon Start
2025-06-24: Canyon need some love! We replaced some anchors but still need way more work.
Comment: approximatif
Approach: Go back to the last bridge over the Pujalts and then take the PR hiking trail on the orographic left bank. First take the path uphill, then in one of the hairpin bends you will see a path that stays at the same height and leads along the river to the starting point.
Tour: Wild descent in the forest, several jumps follow one another, including a nice sloping and wet slab. Follow this descent to the bridge and leave it in good time before you go under it.

Poujols: Canyon End
2025-06-24: Canyon need some love! We replaced some anchors but still need way more work.
Return: Climb back up to the road at the bridge.

Poujols: Unknown Parking
2025-06-24: Canyon need some love! We replaced some anchors but still need way more work.
Access: As you leave Olette in the direction of Font Romeu, turn right onto the D4 towards Oreilla and avoid the road to Évol (a village listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France). Follow Oreilla, then Ayguatébia-Talau and take the D4C. Just after the second bridge, park on one of the few widenings on the descent.
Return: Climb back up to the road at the bridge.

Pourtoune 6 - Fours: Canyon Start
Comment: entrée PF6

Pousterle: Canyon Start
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Pousterle: Canyon End
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Pousterle: Unknown Parking
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Pras (aval) + Gorgate: Canyon Start

Pras (aval) + Gorgate: Canyon End

Pras (aval) + Gorgate: Unknown Parking

Pré-Menu: Canyon Start

Pré-Menu: Canyon End

Pré-Menu: Unknown Parking

Pré-Menu: Waypoint
Comment: Marche de retour (pylônes)

Prouits: Canyon Start

Prouits: Unknown Parking

Pussy (2ème partie): Canyon Start
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Comment: Fin de la première partie

Pussy (2ème partie): Canyon End
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Rabassiés: Canyon Start

Rabassiés: Canyon End

Rabassiés: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking possible

Rabichol: Canyon Start

Rabichol: Canyon End

Rabichol: Unknown Parking

Ragas: Canyon Start

Ragas: Canyon End

Ragas: Unknown Parking

Réfréi: Canyon Start
Approach: Von der Markierung 318 aus überqueren Sie die Brücke und folgen dem gelb markierten Weg, der auf den Kamm hinaufführt. Weiter geht es rechts unterhalb der Kapelle. Sie passieren die Bunker von Castel Tournou und erreichen die Markierung 317. Weiter geht es auf dem Weg in Richtung Vallon de Rèfrei und nach einer kleinen Brücke erreichen Sie den Weiler Réfrei.
Tour: Erster Abseilpunkt ohne Ausrüstung, natürliche Verankerungen (große Steine im Flussbett) am rechten Ufer. Kleine Schlucht, dann 35 m Abseilen. Nach dem Abseilen ein Stück zu Fuß im Flussbett. Der obere Teil des Tals wurde kürzlich durch einen Erdrutsch und/oder eine Lawine verwüstet. Im gesamten ersten Teil des Tals muss man über einen dicken Teppich aus zerbrochenen und zerhackten Ästen und Baumstämmen laufen. Alle Becken enthalten mehr oder weniger große Baumstämme, die Sprünge oder Rutschpartien unmöglich machen. Es wird viele Jahre mit Hochwasser brauchen, um hier aufzuräumen.

Réfréi: Canyon End
Return: Verlassen Sie den Weg in der Nähe der Holzbrücke und nehmen Sie den Weg, der nach rechts hinaufführt. Gehen Sie bis zur Markierung 317 und folgen Sie dem Weg zum Parkplatz.

Reynaude: Canyon Start

Reynaude: Canyon End

Reynaude: Unknown Parking

Reynier: Canyon Start

Riberette: Canyon Start

Riberette: Canyon End

Riberette: Unknown Parking

Ribions: Canyon Start

Ribions: Canyon End

Ribions: Unknown Parking

Ribions: Unknown
Comment: Retour via le captage

Ribios: Canyon Start

Ribios: Parking at Entry

RICA: Canyon Start

RICA: Canyon End

RICA: Parking at Entry

RICA: Parking at Exit

Rieu sec: Canyon Start

Rieu sec: Canyon End

Rieu sec: Unknown Parking

Rieu Sec: Canyon Start

Rieu Sec: Canyon End

Rieu Sec: Unknown Parking

Rif Cros: Canyon Start

Rif Cros: Unknown Parking

Rif de la Grotte de la Dame: Canyon Start

Rif de la Grotte de la Dame: Unknown Parking

Rif Mort: Canyon Start

Rimouren: Canyon Start

Rimouren: Canyon End

Rimouren: Parking at Entry

Rimouren: Parking at Exit
Comment: approximatif

Riou Brigoud: Canyon Start

Riou Brigoud: Canyon End

Riou Brigoud: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking et quasiment point d\'entrée dans le ruisseau

Riou Brigoud: Parking at Exit

Rioudard: Canyon Start

Rioufol: Canyon Start

Rioufol: Canyon End

Rioufol: Parking at Entry

Rioufol: Parking at Exit

Riu de Blieux: Canyon Start

Rochanon: Canyon Start
Approach: Go into the water at the small bridge.
Tour: Start with the 22 m long, partially overhanging waterfall, which is equipped with 2 chained bolts on the right bank. The rest consists of ledges that need to be de-escalated and equipped with AN. Not very engaging. You can hike a bit along the shore.

Roche: Canyon Start

Roche: Canyon End

Roche du Saule: Canyon Start
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Roche du Saule: Canyon End

Roche du Saule: Unknown

Roche du Saule: Unknown1

Roche Rousse: Canyon Start

Roche Rousse: Canyon End

Roche Rousse: Unknown Parking

Rocher du Pas: Canyon Start
Comment: Au départ de l\'encaissement

Rocher du Pas: Canyon End

Rocher du Pas: Unknown Parking
Comment: Quelque part sur le bord de la piste quand vous pensez que vous ne pouvez plus rouler, sans gêner!

Rocher du Pas: Unknown
Comment: Lorsque le sentier de l\'approche entre dans la gorge avec les rampes métalliques.

Rocher du Pas: Unknown1
Comment: Départ du sentier d\'approche dans la carrière

Rochette: Canyon Start

Rognac: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ n°1
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus bleiben Sie auf dieser Hochebene und folgen der Straße ein Stück weiter, um dann sofort den rechten Weg einzuschlagen. Folgen Sie diesem bis zur Kreuzung mit einem anderen Weg, die Nr. 1 und 2 befinden sich nicht weit rechts von Ihnen am Fuße des Felsvorsprungs.
Tour: - Nr. 1: Einzelpunkt mit Kettenglied. 2x30 Abseilen, um 3 Wasserfälle zu passieren. Dann AN (Felsen oder anderes) 2x25. Nr. 2 befindet sich daneben, man muss nur so gut wie möglich auf den Felsvorsprung klettern (Option 1: so gut wie möglich durch das Gebüsch klettern, indem man ein wenig links vom Weg entlanggeht (15 Min., Wildschweinzugang Stufe 4) oder den Weg zum Parkplatz nehmen und den Hinweg in 35 Min. zurücklegen. - Nr. 2: Einpunkt-RD (Ring) zum Ziehen eines Handlaufs und RD-Ring für eine C15. Zwei RD-Punkte hinter einem Strauch, um 6 m tiefer zu einem Standplatz und einer C8 abzusteigen. Erneut zwei RD-Punkte zum Abseilen von 4 m. Ankunft auf einem breiten Randstein und am Standplatz der letzten C15. Am Ende der Strecke nehmen Sie den Weg in die entgegengesetzte Richtung des Parkplatzes (tatsächlich Ausgang RG). Dieser führt am Fuße von Nr. 3 und Nr. 4 vorbei. Nachdem Sie diese passiert haben, nehmen Sie den Weg links, der auf den Felsvorsprung hinaufführt, um zum Start von Nr. 4 zu gelangen. - Nr. 3: (Fontaine de l'oule) (Fontaine de Rognac) Eine schöne C18 (Seile 2x25) an zwei Punkten auf der rechten Seite. Es ist auch möglich, eine leere Relaisstation 2 m tiefer zu nehmen, um das Abseilen zu erleichtern. Der Bogen ist eine Kletterroute (Karabiner unter dem Bogen sichtbar). Ausgang auf der rechten Seite, um den Weg zum Parkplatz wieder aufzunehmen. -Nr. 4: Abstieg C1, T2 und C2. Marsch und C15 (Seil 2x25) auf AN in RG (großer Baumstamm, 6 m unterhalb des Wasserfalls abgeschnitten). Dann ein kleiner Abstieg über Felsblöcke (lassen Sie die Seile am Baumstamm, Sie kommen später zurück, um sie zu holen). Ausstieg RG, um den Weg wieder aufzunehmen, der oberhalb der Felsbarriere hinaufführt, um Ihre Seile zu holen und zum nächsten Tal (Nr. 3) zu gelangen. Bei Windgeschwindigkeiten über 80 km/h dürfen diese Abfahrten nicht befahren werden, da sonst eine Geldstrafe durch die ONF verhängt wird. Das Gebiet ist während der Waldbrandgefahr gesperrt.

Rognac: Canyon Start1
Comment: Départ n°2
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus bleiben Sie auf dieser Hochebene und folgen der Straße ein Stück weiter, um dann sofort den rechten Weg einzuschlagen. Folgen Sie diesem bis zur Kreuzung mit einem anderen Weg, die Nr. 1 und 2 befinden sich nicht weit rechts von Ihnen am Fuße des Felsvorsprungs.
Tour: - Nr. 1: Einzelpunkt mit Kettenglied. 2x30 Abseilen, um 3 Wasserfälle zu passieren. Dann AN (Felsen oder anderes) 2x25. Nr. 2 befindet sich daneben, man muss nur so gut wie möglich auf den Felsvorsprung klettern (Option 1: so gut wie möglich durch das Gebüsch klettern, indem man ein wenig links vom Weg entlanggeht (15 Min., Wildschweinzugang Stufe 4) oder den Weg zum Parkplatz nehmen und den Hinweg in 35 Min. zurücklegen. - Nr. 2: Einpunkt-RD (Ring) zum Ziehen eines Handlaufs und RD-Ring für eine C15. Zwei RD-Punkte hinter einem Strauch, um 6 m tiefer zu einem Standplatz und einer C8 abzusteigen. Erneut zwei RD-Punkte zum Abseilen von 4 m. Ankunft auf einem breiten Randstein und am Standplatz der letzten C15. Am Ende der Strecke nehmen Sie den Weg in die entgegengesetzte Richtung des Parkplatzes (tatsächlich Ausgang RG). Dieser führt am Fuße von Nr. 3 und Nr. 4 vorbei. Nachdem Sie diese passiert haben, nehmen Sie den Weg links, der auf den Felsvorsprung hinaufführt, um zum Start von Nr. 4 zu gelangen. - Nr. 3: (Fontaine de l'oule) (Fontaine de Rognac) Eine schöne C18 (Seile 2x25) an zwei Punkten auf der rechten Seite. Es ist auch möglich, eine leere Relaisstation 2 m tiefer zu nehmen, um das Abseilen zu erleichtern. Der Bogen ist eine Kletterroute (Karabiner unter dem Bogen sichtbar). Ausgang auf der rechten Seite, um den Weg zum Parkplatz wieder aufzunehmen. -Nr. 4: Abstieg C1, T2 und C2. Marsch und C15 (Seil 2x25) auf AN in RG (großer Baumstamm, 6 m unterhalb des Wasserfalls abgeschnitten). Dann ein kleiner Abstieg über Felsblöcke (lassen Sie die Seile am Baumstamm, Sie kommen später zurück, um sie zu holen). Ausstieg RG, um den Weg wieder aufzunehmen, der oberhalb der Felsbarriere hinaufführt, um Ihre Seile zu holen und zum nächsten Tal (Nr. 3) zu gelangen. Bei Windgeschwindigkeiten über 80 km/h dürfen diese Abfahrten nicht befahren werden, da sonst eine Geldstrafe durch die ONF verhängt wird. Das Gebiet ist während der Waldbrandgefahr gesperrt.

Rognac: Canyon Start2
Comment: Départ n°3
Approach: Vom Parkplatz aus bleiben Sie auf dieser Hochebene und folgen der Straße ein Stück weiter, um dann sofort den rechten Weg einzuschlagen. Folgen Sie diesem bis zur Kreuzung mit einem anderen Weg, die Nr. 1 und 2 befinden sich nicht weit rechts von Ihnen am Fuße des Felsvorsprungs.
Tour: - Nr. 1: Einzelpunkt mit Kettenglied. 2x30 Abseilen, um 3 Wasserfälle zu passieren. Dann AN (Felsen oder anderes) 2x25. Nr. 2 befindet sich daneben, man muss nur so gut wie möglich auf den Felsvorsprung klettern (Option 1: so gut wie möglich durch das Gebüsch klettern, indem man ein wenig links vom Weg entlanggeht (15 Min., Wildschweinzugang Stufe 4) oder den Weg zum Parkplatz nehmen und den Hinweg in 35 Min. zurücklegen. - Nr. 2: Einpunkt-RD (Ring) zum Ziehen eines Handlaufs und RD-Ring für eine C15. Zwei RD-Punkte hinter einem Strauch, um 6 m tiefer zu einem Standplatz und einer C8 abzusteigen. Erneut zwei RD-Punkte zum Abseilen von 4 m. Ankunft auf einem breiten Randstein und am Standplatz der letzten C15. Am Ende der Strecke nehmen Sie den Weg in die entgegengesetzte Richtung des Parkplatzes (tatsächlich Ausgang RG). Dieser führt am Fuße von Nr. 3 und Nr. 4 vorbei. Nachdem Sie diese passiert haben, nehmen Sie den Weg links, der auf den Felsvorsprung hinaufführt, um zum Start von Nr. 4 zu gelangen. - Nr. 3: (Fontaine de l'oule) (Fontaine de Rognac) Eine schöne C18 (Seile 2x25) an zwei Punkten auf der rechten Seite. Es ist auch möglich, eine leere Relaisstation 2 m tiefer zu nehmen, um das Abseilen zu erleichtern. Der Bogen ist eine Kletterroute (Karabiner unter dem Bogen sichtbar). Ausgang auf der rechten Seite, um den Weg zum Parkplatz wieder aufzunehmen. -Nr. 4: Abstieg C1, T2 und C2. Marsch und C15 (Seil 2x25) auf AN in RG (großer Baumstamm, 6 m unterhalb des Wasserfalls abgeschnitten). Dann ein kleiner Abstieg über Felsblöcke (lassen Sie die Seile am Baumstamm, Sie kommen später zurück, um sie zu holen). Ausstieg RG, um den Weg wieder aufzunehmen, der oberhalb der Felsbarriere hinaufführt, um Ihre Seile zu holen und zum nächsten Tal (Nr. 3) zu gelangen. Bei Windgeschwindigkeiten über 80 km/h dürfen diese Abfahrten nicht befahren werden, da sonst eine Geldstrafe durch die ONF verhängt wird. Das Gebiet ist während der Waldbrandgefahr gesperrt.

Rognac: Canyon Start3

Rognac: Canyon End
Comment: arrivée n° 1 et 2
Return: An der Ausfahrt Nr. 3 auf der Landstraße nehmen Sie den Weg, der zum Parkplatz führt, auf dem Ihr Fahrzeug steht.

Rognac: Canyon End1
Comment: arrivée n°3
Return: An der Ausfahrt Nr. 3 auf der Landstraße nehmen Sie den Weg, der zum Parkplatz führt, auf dem Ihr Fahrzeug steht.

Rognac: Canyon End2
Comment: Arrivée n°4
Return: An der Ausfahrt Nr. 3 auf der Landstraße nehmen Sie den Weg, der zum Parkplatz führt, auf dem Ihr Fahrzeug steht.

Rognac: Parking Entry and Exit

Rolland: Canyon Start

Rolland: Unknown Parking

Roque: Canyon Start

Roque: Canyon End

Roque: Unknown Parking

Roque: Unknown
Comment: Sente d\'accès et de retour

Roque Abeillière: Canyon Start

Roque Abeillière: Canyon End

Roque Abeillière: Unknown Parking

Roquefavour: Canyon Start
Comment: Sous les vannes du canal de Marseille

Roquefavour: Canyon End
Comment: Derrière un mur protégeant la route

Roquefavour: Unknown Parking

Roquefavour: Unknown
Comment: Départ du chemin de terre depuis la route

Rotas: Canyon Start

Rotas: Canyon End

Rotas: Parking at Entry

Rotas: Parking at Exit

Roucas: Canyon Start

Rougne: Canyon Start

Rougne: Canyon End

Rougne: Unknown Parking

Rouinon: Canyon Start

Rouinon: Unknown Parking

Roumegas: Canyon Start

Roumegas: Unknown Parking

Roumi amont: Canyon Start

Roumi amont: Canyon End

Roumi amont: Parking at Entry

Roumi amont: Parking at Exit

Rouret: Canyon Start

Rouret: Unknown Parking

Rousset: Canyon Start

Rousset: Unknown Parking

Royeras: Canyon Start

Royeras: Canyon End

Ruisseau de la Roque: Canyon Start

Ruisseau de la Roque: Canyon End

Ruisseau de la Roque: Unknown Parking

Rus: Canyon Start

Rus: Unknown Parking

Sablière: Canyon Start
Comment: sur le sentier des corniches du Tarn

Sablière: Canyon End
Comment: en pied de falaise

Sablière: Unknown Parking
Comment: parking en fond de vallée : rivière à traverser

Sablière: Unknown Parking1
Comment: parking sur le causse : pas de traversée de rivière

Saint Amand: Canyon Start

Saint Amand: Canyon End

Saint Amand: Unknown Parking

Saint Etienne: Canyon Start
2026-02-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saint Etienne Petit filet d'eau dans ce mini canyon ; histoire de finir la journée. Enchaîné après Contine (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyo...

Saint Férréol: Canyon Start

Saint Férréol: Unknown Parking

Saint Férréol: Unknown
Comment: Tunnel

Saint Joseph (Alpes-Maritimes): Canyon Start

Saint Joseph (Alpes-Maritimes): Canyon End

Saint Martin: Canyon Start3

Saint Martin: Canyon End3

Saint Martin: Unknown Parking3

Saint-André: Canyon Start

Saint-Géry: Canyon Start

Saint-Géry: Canyon End

Saint-Géry: Unknown Parking

Sainte Victoire: Canyon Start

Sainte Victoire: Canyon End

Sainte Victoire: Parking at Entry

Sainte Victoire: Parking at Exit

Saix: Canyon Start

Saix: Canyon End

Saix: Unknown Parking

Saix: Canyon Start1

Saix: Unknown Parking1

Saix: Unknown
Comment: Passage de la crête sur l\'approche

Salette: Canyon Start

Salette: Canyon End

Salette: Parking at Entry

Salette: Parking at Exit

Salt: Canyon Start1

Salt: Canyon End1

Salt de lAigue: Canyon Start

Salt de lAigue: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec la Llitera

Salt de lAigue: Unknown Parking

Salt de lAigue: Unknown
Comment: Arrivée du sentier sur la route

Sanibergue: Canyon Start

Sanibergue: Canyon End

Saulce: Canyon Start

Saulce: Canyon End

Saulce: Parking at Exit

Saulce: Unknown
Comment: approche

Saut du Cabri: Canyon Start

Saut du Cabri: Canyon End

Saut du Cabri: Unknown Parking

Saut du Loup: Canyon Start

Saut du Loup: Canyon End

Scuissé: Canyon Start
Approach: Am rechten Ufer oberhalb der Brücke, mit der Möglichkeit, das Seil durch das Geländer zu führen (5-6 m steil).
Tour: Vorsicht an der exponierten Stelle der C22 (Handlauf vorsehen). Dann eine schöne C12 und mehrere geneigte Vorsprünge.

Scuissé: Canyon End
Return: Mit Blick auf die Bévéra nehmen Sie einen Pfad, der durch alte Terrassenfelder hinaufführt und sehr schnell auf einen guten Weg trifft. Dieser verläuft am linken Ufer des Nebenflusses entlang, entfernt sich dann allmählich davon und führt zur Kehre auf 404 m Höhe.

Scuissé: Parking at Exit
Access: Von Sospel aus nehmen Sie die Straße nach Breil sur Roya (D2566) und verlassen diese kurz darauf, um rechts auf die Straße nach Piène Haute/Olivetta (D 93) abzubiegen. Am Col de Vescavo fahren Sie weiter auf der D93 in Richtung Olivetta/Ventimiglia. Der Parkplatz befindet sich 800 m weiter an der Brücke (Höhe 424 m). Folgen Sie dieser Straße weiter, der Parkplatz befindet sich in einer Linkskurve (404 m ü.d.M.), gleich nachdem Sie den Nebenfluss passiert haben.
Return: Mit Blick auf die Bévéra nehmen Sie einen Pfad, der durch alte Terrassenfelder hinaufführt und sehr schnell auf einen guten Weg trifft. Dieser verläuft am linken Ufer des Nebenflusses entlang, entfernt sich dann allmählich davon und führt zur Kehre auf 404 m Höhe.

Sélette: Canyon Start
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Sélette: Canyon End
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Sélette: Unknown Parking
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Serpeigier: Canyon Start
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Servan: Canyon Start

Servan: Unknown Parking

Seynes: Canyon Start

Seynes: Canyon End
Comment: Gourg de Conque

Seynes: Unknown Parking

Sourde: Canyon Start
Comment: Au niveau de la prise d\'eau
Approach: Durch die Schlucht „Ravin des Corrals“ oder auf dem Rückweg von der Schlucht „Ravin des Corrals“ Dann den Weg „Les balcons de la Têt“ hinaufsteigen bis zur Kreuzung, wo man rechts abbiegt (gelbes Kreuz). Schnell in die Schlucht hineingehen bis zur Wasserentnahmestelle. Vom Campingplatz aus: Der Ausgangspunkt des Zugangswegs befindet sich direkt vor dem Campingplatz, rechts neben einem Rohr. Der Weg führt durch den Campingplatz. Nehmen Sie nicht den Weg, der nach rechts führt (Zaun), sondern gehen Sie geradeaus weiter (Weg von Fontpédrouse nach Thues über die Schlucht Gorges de la Carança). Bleiben Sie nach dem Campingplatz auf dem Hauptweg. Sie kommen rechts an La Coume und dann an Carbonères vorbei und sehen links den letzten Wasserfall von Corrals. Nach einer weiteren Minute sehen Sie rechts die Ankunft der Schlucht. Gehen Sie noch ein Stück weiter und biegen Sie an der Kreuzung rechts ab. Nach einer ersten Reihe von Serpentinen nehmen Sie den Weg rechts (gelbes Kreuz) und gehen bis zur Wasserfassung.
Tour: Bestehend aus einem C15, einem C6, einem T2 und einem abschließenden C25. Nicht besonders ästhetisch. Interessant, indem man Carbonères, dann La Sourde und schließlich Corrals nacheinander besucht.

Sourde: Canyon End
Return: Gehen Sie die Têt hinunter bis zur Fußgängerbrücke und dann wieder hinauf bis zur Nationalstraße auf der rechten Seite der Têt. Kehren Sie wegen des Verkehrs vorsichtig zum Auto zurück. Rückkehr zum Campingplatz: Das Ende der Schlucht liegt kurz vor der Têt, die den Weg nach Thues kreuzt (gelbe Markierung). Gehen Sie die Têt auf der rechten Seite hinauf bis zum Ausgangspunkt.

Sourde: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking idéal pour enchainer Corrals et Sourde
Access: Siehe Schlucht „Ravin des Corrals“. Zugang vom Campingplatz Fontpédrouse aus möglich, um die Schluchten Corrals, La Sourde und Carbonères zu erkunden: Um zum Campingplatz zu gelangen, biegen Sie am Ortsausgang von Fontpédrouse, wenn Sie aus Prades kommen, links in Richtung Saint Thomas ab, dann erneut links und durchqueren Sie das Dorf. Parken Sie kurz vor der Brücke vor dem Campingplatz. In diesem Fall: Anfahrt 35 Minuten, Rückweg 15 Minuten.
Return: Gehen Sie die Têt hinunter bis zur Fußgängerbrücke und dann wieder hinauf bis zur Nationalstraße auf der rechten Seite der Têt. Kehren Sie wegen des Verkehrs vorsichtig zum Auto zurück. Rückkehr zum Campingplatz: Das Ende der Schlucht liegt kurz vor der Têt, die den Weg nach Thues kreuzt (gelbe Markierung). Gehen Sie die Têt auf der rechten Seite hinauf bis zum Ausgangspunkt.

Sourde: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier montant au ravin de la Sourde

Sourde: Unknown1
Comment: Départ du sentier de retour (qui est aussi un point de passage sur l\'approche si on n\'a pas descendu avant le ravin des Corrals)

St Laurent: Canyon Start

St Laurent: Canyon End

St Laurent: Unknown Parking

St Laurent: Unknown

St Même: Canyon Start

St Même: Canyon End

St Même: Unknown Parking

St Pierre: Canyon Start

St Pierre: Canyon End

St Pierre: Unknown Parking

Subjectif: Canyon Start

Subjectif: Canyon End

Subjectif: Unknown Parking

Suy: Canyon Start

Suy: Canyon End

Suy: Unknown Parking

Suyet: Canyon Start

Suyet: Canyon End

Taillude - Treps: Canyon Start
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Taillude - Treps: Canyon End
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Taillude - Treps: Parking at Entry
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Taillude - Treps: Parking at Exit

Tapi: Canyon Start

Tapi: Canyon End

Tapi: Parking at Entry

Tapi: Parking at Exit

Terres Plaines: Canyon Start

Terres Plaines: Unknown Parking

Théo: Canyon Start
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Théo: Canyon End
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Théo: Unknown Parking
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Tour carrée: Canyon Start

Tour carrée: Parking at Entry
Comment: Champignon Préhistorique

Tour carrée: Unknown Parking
Comment: piste le long de la Jonte

Touron: Canyon Start
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Touron: Canyon End
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Touron: Unknown Parking
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Tourte: Canyon Start
Comment: Passage busé en béton

Tourte: Canyon End
Comment: Chemin forestier

Trabucs: Canyon Start

Traillon: Canyon Start

Traillon: Unknown Parking

Troncas: Canyon Start

Troncas: Canyon End

Troncas: Unknown Parking

Troncas: Unknown
Comment: Départ de la piste

Tueis: Canyon Start

Tueis: Canyon End

Tueis: Unknown Parking

Tuile: Canyon Start

Tuile: Canyon End

Tuile: Unknown Parking

Tuile: Unknown
Comment: sente d\'accès

Tuile: Unknown1
Comment: Ruines des granges de Joucous

Tuiles: Canyon Start

Tuiles: Canyon Start1
Comment: second départ

Tuiles: Canyon End

Tuiles: Unknown Parking

Vabre: Canyon Start

Vabre: Canyon End

Vabre: Unknown Parking

Vallon: Canyon Start2

Valplane: Canyon Start

Valplane: Unknown Parking

Vallon de Vaucaude: Canyon Start
Approach: see literature citation (we wandered around for 3.5 hours on the basis of this description until we finally found the entry point)
Tour: see literature citation as well as video and photos

Vallon de Vaucaude: Canyon End
Return: see literature citation

Vaunoire: Canyon Start
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Vaunoire: Canyon End
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Vaunoire: Parking Entry and Exit
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Vernet: Canyon Start

Vernet: Canyon End

Vernet: Unknown Parking

Verraillon: Canyon Start

Verraillon: Canyon End

Verraillon: Unknown Parking

Vignes: Canyon Start

Vignes: Canyon End

Vignes: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking avec 4x4

Vignes: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking sans 4x4

Villette: Canyon Start1

Villette: Canyon End1

Zarkambide: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el fin de la carretera buscamos el GR que nos sube al Col d'Espalza. Aquí abandonaremos el GR para echarnos a a derecha por un sendero que nos baja a nuestro arroyo
Tour: Abierto, muy resbaladizo, con una primera parte más vertical pero con muchas zonas de andar.

Zarkambide: Canyon End
Return: Al llegar a la confluencia con el río Baztán, lo cruzaremos y subiremos a la carretera. Solo tendremos que seguirla hasta la zona de aparcamiento

Duo Vouna: Canyon Start

Mylopotamos: Canyon Start
Comment: premier départ de la route

Mylopotamos: Canyon End
Comment: arrivée 2nde partie

Mylopotamos: Parking at Entry

Mylopotamos: Parking at Exit

Mylopotamos: Unknown Parking
Comment: parking pour arrivée 1ère partie/départ 2nde partie

Mylopotamos: Unknown
Comment: arrivée 1ère partie et départ 2nde partie

Velvento: Canyon Start

Asopos: Canyon Start

Asopos: Canyon End

Asopos: Parking at Exit

Asopos: Unknown
Comment: Départ de l\'approche 2

Delphinaki: Canyon Start
2024-05-09: Quite varied, you can do it. Surprisingly well equipped.

Delphinaki: Parking at Entry
2024-05-09: Quite varied, you can do it. Surprisingly well equipped.

Delphinaki: Parking at Exit
2024-05-09: Quite varied, you can do it. Surprisingly well equipped.

Kakoskala Stomiou: Canyon Start

Kamena Vourla: Canyon Start

Kamena Vourla: Parking at Entry

Kamena Vourla: Parking at Exit

Kamena Vourla: Unknown
Comment: Panneau départ du sentier

Kardelis: Canyon Start
2024-08-08: Went again today. We set off early and so there were hardly any tourists in the beautiful pools. The hippies were still there, of course. So start early, then you have the pools to yourself. Everythin...
2024-08-03: Everything was tip top. At the entry point we met a hippie who told us that we were not wanted because we were destroying the canyon. We then came to an agreement and had a nice chat. The last rappel...
2024-05-30: The Kardelis Gorge is called "Christ Gorge" on Google Maps. The small canyon is not located where it is indicated in Descente Canyon. The parking lot is located at the archaeological site "Holy Monast...

Kardelis: Canyon End
2024-08-08: Went again today. We set off early and so there were hardly any tourists in the beautiful pools. The hippies were still there, of course. So start early, then you have the pools to yourself. Everythin...
2024-08-03: Everything was tip top. At the entry point we met a hippie who told us that we were not wanted because we were destroying the canyon. We then came to an agreement and had a nice chat. The last rappel...
2024-05-30: The Kardelis Gorge is called "Christ Gorge" on Google Maps. The small canyon is not located where it is indicated in Descente Canyon. The parking lot is located at the archaeological site "Holy Monast...

Kardelis: Unknown Parking
2024-08-08: Went again today. We set off early and so there were hardly any tourists in the beautiful pools. The hippies were still there, of course. So start early, then you have the pools to yourself. Everythin...
2024-08-03: Everything was tip top. At the entry point we met a hippie who told us that we were not wanted because we were destroying the canyon. We then came to an agreement and had a nice chat. The last rappel...
2024-05-30: The Kardelis Gorge is called "Christ Gorge" on Google Maps. The small canyon is not located where it is indicated in Descente Canyon. The parking lot is located at the archaeological site "Holy Monast...

Keratokampos: Canyon Start

Acquasanta: Canyon Start

Acquasanta: Canyon End
Comment: barrage, sortie au sentier (à droite)

Acquasanta: Parking at Entry
Comment: 45 km navette pas necessaire (piste de Bolognola pour voiture interdit)

Acquasanta: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette (45 km ) pas necessaire

Agnello-Varaita: Canyon Start
2024-08-02: I'll be honest, it's not spectacular, for my taste too "on the way", quite short... however good water level and quite cold, we struggled a bit to find the weapons at the beginning. Not slippery rock,...

Agnello-Varaita: Canyon End
2024-08-02: I'll be honest, it's not spectacular, for my taste too "on the way", quite short... however good water level and quite cold, we struggled a bit to find the weapons at the beginning. Not slippery rock,...

Agnello-Varaita: Parking at Entry
2024-08-02: I'll be honest, it's not spectacular, for my taste too "on the way", quite short... however good water level and quite cold, we struggled a bit to find the weapons at the beginning. Not slippery rock,...

Agnello-Varaita: Parking at Exit

Agnello-Varaita: Unknown
Comment: confluence Agnello/Varaita

Rio d'Alba: Canyon Start
2025-08-26: Very slippery the upper part. Old french chains quite everywhere double, integrated with newer anchor points with rings (do not trust entirely the topo of french book). 5h in 2 person.
2025-08-07: Overestimated
2025-08-06: Many "home-made" stands (typical for the region). Apart from the one river walk, a beautiful alpine tour.
Comment: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road until you reach a wash house and then follow the signs to Alpe Bee, which can be reached via a beautiful old mule track that is almost entirely paved. At a crossroads halfway along the road, ignore the signs for Diogna and continue on the right. After reaching a first house in a meadow, continue straight on past more huts until you reach the main settlement of Bee. Follow the marked path that leads back into the forest and soon reaches the stream.

Rio d'Alba: Canyon End
2025-08-26: Very slippery the upper part. Old french chains quite everywhere double, integrated with newer anchor points with rings (do not trust entirely the topo of french book). 5h in 2 person.
2025-08-07: Overestimated
2025-08-06: Many "home-made" stands (typical for the region). Apart from the one river walk, a beautiful alpine tour.
Comment: Canyon End
Return: Way back: At the foot of the large waterfall, take the clearly visible path to the right, keep right at the next junction and follow the path to Cagiogno and back to the car. Nofes: The high waterfall is divided into several abseiling points, with a maximum drop height of 50 meters.

Rio d'Alba: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-26: Very slippery the upper part. Old french chains quite everywhere double, integrated with newer anchor points with rings (do not trust entirely the topo of french book). 5h in 2 person.
2025-08-07: Overestimated
2025-08-06: Many "home-made" stands (typical for the region). Apart from the one river walk, a beautiful alpine tour.
Access: From Masera, take the 5533 over the Simplon Pass in the direction of Simplon and exit at Crodo. Drive through the Antigorio valley, past Baceno and Premia, and continue towards the Formazza valley. In the hamlet of Piedilago, turn right towards Cagiogno. Cross the river Toce and continue for a few hundred meters until you reach a large clearing near a very ornate house.
Return: Way back: At the foot of the large waterfall, take the clearly visible path to the right, keep right at the next junction and follow the path to Cagiogno and back to the car. Nofes: The high waterfall is divided into several abseiling points, with a maximum drop height of 50 meters.

Rio d'Alba: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking alternative
Access: From Masera, take the 5533 over the Simplon Pass in the direction of Simplon and exit at Crodo. Drive through the Antigorio valley, past Baceno and Premia, and continue towards the Formazza valley. In the hamlet of Piedilago, turn right towards Cagiogno. Cross the river Toce and continue for a few hundred meters until you reach a large clearing near a very ornate house.
Return: Way back: At the foot of the large waterfall, take the clearly visible path to the right, keep right at the next junction and follow the path to Cagiogno and back to the car. Nofes: The high waterfall is divided into several abseiling points, with a maximum drop height of 50 meters.

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo destro): Canyon Start
Approach: 1h by foot

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo destro): Canyon End

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo destro): Parking at Entry

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo destro): Parking at Exit

Armetta: Canyon Start

Armetta: Canyon End

Armetta: Parking at Entry

Armetta: Parking at Exit

Arroscia: Canyon Start
Approach: From the signs, follow the path downhill to the ruined hamlet. Turn left and walk slightly downhill towards Cascate dell' Arroscia-Mendatica for 5 minutes. At an altitude of 1400 m, go straight down into the forest to the stream (steep, very vague tracks). Without shuttle bus: At the entrance to Mendatica, continue by car on a path on the left towards Montegrosso (not shown on the map), drive 1 km and park on the left at the first hairpin bend. Climb directly above the car on narrow paths (10/15 min., steep) to reach the path that you follow to the left towards Poilarocca. The very good path winds through a beautiful forest, then after a canyon (ropes) crosses a ridge, then changes direction and gradually runs parallel to the stream. At an altitude of 1400 m, descend directly down the slope. If you climb a little too high, you will reach the ruined hamlet of Poilarocca (1424 m). Then you only have to walk back for 5 minutes... At the Gropin bridge, at the viewpoint of the waterfall and in the hamlet of Poilarocca, there is a table where you can take a well-earned break. Steady ascent, 2:10 hours in total.
Tour: Very open start, small inclined ledges lead to a weak notch. An R6 (4 m jump not to be missed, it's the only one in the canyon), C15 and C7, the big waterfall begins... This is followed by a succession of very steep drops with open and wide intermediate platforms. At the viewpoint (left bank, exit option) there is a small descent, the belaystation is more on the right. C56 (be careful when positioning the ropes for hauling in, as there is a lot of friction), then a steeper C50, 2 small waterfalls lead very quickly to the small wooden bridge. Route under forest cover, quite slippery. Very good equipment with 2 bolts or harnesses (natural anchors).

Arroscia: Canyon End
Return: Go to the bridge and take the path on the left bank, which after a few meters leads back to the main path (signs), which leads back down to the village.

Arroscia: Parking at Entry
Access: Aval: -From Ventimiglia via the A10 highway, exit Imperia Est. At the exit, turn right towards Torino-Colle di Nava. At the entrance to Acquetico (immediately after Pieve di Teco), turn left towards Ponti (Santa Lucia canyon) and continue to Mendatica. -From Genoa, take the Albenga exit and follow the SP453 to Pieve di Teco. At the entrance to the village, turn left and park in the parking lot below the cemetery, near the large cross. Uphill: Cross the village and continue for 7 km in the direction of Monesi until you reach the San Bernardo mountain pass. Turn left and continue for 3.7 km (good road, direction Sanson-Colle di Garezzo) until you reach signs no. 251 in a 90° right turn (indication Poilarocca).
Return: Go to the bridge and take the path on the left bank, which after a few meters leads back to the main path (signs), which leads back down to the village.

Arroscia: Parking at Exit
Access: Aval: -From Ventimiglia via the A10 highway, exit Imperia Est. At the exit, turn right towards Torino-Colle di Nava. At the entrance to Acquetico (immediately after Pieve di Teco), turn left towards Ponti (Santa Lucia canyon) and continue to Mendatica. -From Genoa, take the Albenga exit and follow the SP453 to Pieve di Teco. At the entrance to the village, turn left and park in the parking lot below the cemetery, near the large cross. Uphill: Cross the village and continue for 7 km in the direction of Monesi until you reach the San Bernardo mountain pass. Turn left and continue for 3.7 km (good road, direction Sanson-Colle di Garezzo) until you reach signs no. 251 in a 90° right turn (indication Poilarocca).
Return: Go to the bridge and take the path on the left bank, which after a few meters leads back to the main path (signs), which leads back down to the village.

Arroscia: Unknown Parking
Access: Aval: -From Ventimiglia via the A10 highway, exit Imperia Est. At the exit, turn right towards Torino-Colle di Nava. At the entrance to Acquetico (immediately after Pieve di Teco), turn left towards Ponti (Santa Lucia canyon) and continue to Mendatica. -From Genoa, take the Albenga exit and follow the SP453 to Pieve di Teco. At the entrance to the village, turn left and park in the parking lot below the cemetery, near the large cross. Uphill: Cross the village and continue for 7 km in the direction of Monesi until you reach the San Bernardo mountain pass. Turn left and continue for 3.7 km (good road, direction Sanson-Colle di Garezzo) until you reach signs no. 251 in a 90° right turn (indication Poilarocca).

Artogna: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/artogna/ Coordinates Entrance: 45.8087002, 8.0111894 Possible intermediate entry: 45.8089339, 8.0234474 Exit: 45.8082470, 8.0297838 Recommended ropes: 2x60m Entran...
2025-08-25: Amazing ending for our 2025 Valsesia canyoning trip, weekend did not have much time so decided to try the intermediate access (After the big waterfall view point) Short but very interesting, you have...
2025-08-22: We entered a little earlier than the indicated point because the dirt road above is barred and they are doing some work with bulldozers. The first part of the canyon has small rappels in a fairly open...
Approach: Access is from the hamlet of Otra (Campertogno), at the base of the stream. From the parking area, take the dirt road that goes straight uphill where the asphalt ends. Then turn right onto a narrow, exposed path following the sign “Cascata del Tinaccio”. After about 15 minutes, the waterfall appears in all its power. Continue ascending for about 40 minutes until you reach another flat dirt road; follow it, and shortly afterward you’ll rejoin a trail. On the right, you’ll see the ruins of ancient dwellings — descend here for 5 minutes to reach the streambed.
Tour: The canyon begins in an easy riverbed, reaching the first rappel (C13), which can also be jumped. Continue through several beautiful pools, all suitable for jumps, then a C5 and a C10 with a fixed handline. Further ahead is a 20 m toboggan, followed immediately by a C9 and a short walk. A fixed rope leads to an exposed 20 m rappel (C20) with strong rope friction, followed by another toboggan that requires a tricky approach — friction climbing along the wall to avoid the strong current. Another consecutive toboggan, then about 10 minutes of walking. You then reach the Tinaccio Gorge: A 5 m jump leads to the start of the rappel sequence. A handline allows access to an awkward stance, from which a C20 drops into a narrow gorge with a concentrated water jet — CAUTION: assess flow conditions carefully. On the right, not visible from above, there is a hanging belay. From there, descend C27 into a large pool that must be crossed by swimming. These two powerful rappels can be bypassed via a C40 reachable by climbing up to the left before entering the gorge. Continue downstream to a fixed rope leading to a C20 under a waterfall, then several jumps in a deeply sculpted section bring you to the Rusa bridge, where you exit. Ascend to the right to return to the car.

Artogna: Canyon End
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/artogna/ Coordinates Entrance: 45.8087002, 8.0111894 Possible intermediate entry: 45.8089339, 8.0234474 Exit: 45.8082470, 8.0297838 Recommended ropes: 2x60m Entran...
2025-08-25: Amazing ending for our 2025 Valsesia canyoning trip, weekend did not have much time so decided to try the intermediate access (After the big waterfall view point) Short but very interesting, you have...
2025-08-22: We entered a little earlier than the indicated point because the dirt road above is barred and they are doing some work with bulldozers. The first part of the canyon has small rappels in a fairly open...

Artogna: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/artogna/ Coordinates Entrance: 45.8087002, 8.0111894 Possible intermediate entry: 45.8089339, 8.0234474 Exit: 45.8082470, 8.0297838 Recommended ropes: 2x60m Entran...
2025-08-25: Amazing ending for our 2025 Valsesia canyoning trip, weekend did not have much time so decided to try the intermediate access (After the big waterfall view point) Short but very interesting, you have...
2025-08-22: We entered a little earlier than the indicated point because the dirt road above is barred and they are doing some work with bulldozers. The first part of the canyon has small rappels in a fairly open...

Artogna: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: Access is from the hamlet of Otra (Campertogno), at the base of the stream. From the parking area, take the dirt road that goes straight uphill where the asphalt ends. Then turn right onto a narrow, exposed path following the sign “Cascata del Tinaccio”. After about 15 minutes, the waterfall appears in all its power. Continue ascending for about 40 minutes until you reach another flat dirt road; follow it, and shortly afterward you’ll rejoin a trail. On the right, you’ll see the ruins of ancient dwellings — descend here for 5 minutes to reach the streambed.
Tour: The canyon begins in an easy riverbed, reaching the first rappel (C13), which can also be jumped. Continue through several beautiful pools, all suitable for jumps, then a C5 and a C10 with a fixed handline. Further ahead is a 20 m toboggan, followed immediately by a C9 and a short walk. A fixed rope leads to an exposed 20 m rappel (C20) with strong rope friction, followed by another toboggan that requires a tricky approach — friction climbing along the wall to avoid the strong current. Another consecutive toboggan, then about 10 minutes of walking. You then reach the Tinaccio Gorge: A 5 m jump leads to the start of the rappel sequence. A handline allows access to an awkward stance, from which a C20 drops into a narrow gorge with a concentrated water jet — CAUTION: assess flow conditions carefully. On the right, not visible from above, there is a hanging belay. From there, descend C27 into a large pool that must be crossed by swimming. These two powerful rappels can be bypassed via a C40 reachable by climbing up to the left before entering the gorge. Continue downstream to a fixed rope leading to a C20 under a waterfall, then several jumps in a deeply sculpted section bring you to the Rusa bridge, where you exit. Ascend to the right to return to the car.

Balsaire: Canyon Start

Balsaire: Canyon End

Balsaire: Parking at Entry

Balsaire: Parking at Exit

Barbaira (amont): Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie der Straße und steigen Sie vor der ersten Rechtskurve in das trockene Flussbett des „Rio del Grugni” hinab.
Tour: Der erste Teil besteht aus einem Abschnitt zum Wandern, Abseilen und kleinen Abseilstellen in einem bei Niedrigwasser ausgetrockneten Bach (1 Stunde). Dann taucht Wasser auf. Ein erstes Becken (Sprung möglich) führt schnell zum höchsten Wasserfall der Schlucht (28 m). Danach wechseln sich Wanderabschnitte (manchmal ziemlich lang) und herrliche Becken (viele Sprünge möglich) bis zur Ponte di Pau (561 m ü. M.) und dann zur Ponte di Cin (435 m ü. M.) ab, dem Ausgangspunkt des unteren Teils (für dessen Abstieg sind gut 3 Stunden zusätzlich einzuplanen). Ausrüstung etwas leicht. Gurte (viele Bäume am Ufer) und Ausrüstung zum Nachrüsten mitnehmen.

Barbaira (amont): Canyon End
Return: Entweder über den Zugang oberhalb der Barbaira-Schlucht (ca. 45 Min.) oder für Sportlichere mit der Fortsetzung des unteren Abschnitts, vom Staudamm über den Rückweg der Barbaira-Schlucht am rechten Ufer.

Barbaira (amont): Parking at Entry
Comment: Shuttle 28 km
Access: Parken Sie im Dorf Rocchetta Nervina. Fahren Sie dann mit dem zweiten Fahrzeug in Richtung Pigna und biegen Sie etwa 1 km vor dem Dorf links auf die S.P.69 in Richtung Gouta ab. Am Pass (Sella di Gouta, 1212 m) fahren Sie etwa 2 km weiter bis auf eine Höhe von 1101 m (große Wiese und Ende der asphaltierten Straße).
Return: Entweder über den Zugang oberhalb der Barbaira-Schlucht (ca. 45 Min.) oder für Sportlichere mit der Fortsetzung des unteren Abschnitts, vom Staudamm über den Rückweg der Barbaira-Schlucht am rechten Ufer.

Barbaira (amont): Parking at Exit
Access: Parken Sie im Dorf Rocchetta Nervina. Fahren Sie dann mit dem zweiten Fahrzeug in Richtung Pigna und biegen Sie etwa 1 km vor dem Dorf links auf die S.P.69 in Richtung Gouta ab. Am Pass (Sella di Gouta, 1212 m) fahren Sie etwa 2 km weiter bis auf eine Höhe von 1101 m (große Wiese und Ende der asphaltierten Straße).
Return: Entweder über den Zugang oberhalb der Barbaira-Schlucht (ca. 45 Min.) oder für Sportlichere mit der Fortsetzung des unteren Abschnitts, vom Staudamm über den Rückweg der Barbaira-Schlucht am rechten Ufer.

Barma: Canyon Start

Barma: Canyon End

Barma: Parking at Entry

Barma: Parking at Exit

Barma: Unknown
Comment: Passerelle sur le Brenve

Barricate: Canyon Start

Barricate: Canyon End

Barricate: Parking at Entry

Barricate: Parking at Exit

Barricate: Unknown Parking
Comment: Option sans navette

Bertogna: Canyon Start
2025-08-16: In the end I consider it the best route in the lake especially for the more continuous verticals. The water is little but if done with the right flow this canyon mustbe beautiful, especially the cadxa...
Approach: From the parking lot, turn left and follow Via Ronco for a short block. The path leads between the houses and follows the red and white markings. First you reach Alpe Selvia in the forest, then Alpe Bertogna (584 m a.s.l.). Turn right and walk to the stream.
Tour: A first abseil leads to an area with small slides, a small ledge secured on the right bank with equipment from the SCVV... A large sloping area with a slide on the right bank and a belay on the right bank or a direct rappel on a bush on the left bank. A large waterfall and then the last waterfall. The chute is easily passable even at high water levels, first with legs spread apart, then with opposite foot/back positions.

Bertogna: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-16: In the end I consider it the best route in the lake especially for the more continuous verticals. The water is little but if done with the right flow this canyon mustbe beautiful, especially the cadxa...
Access: From Gravellona, take Via 4 Novembre towards the center of Omegna. Cross the bridge over the Strona torrent and turn left at the traffic circle (Penny Market, old pink chimney ahead). At the second traffic circle (sculpture), take the first road on the left, Via Verta, cross the bridge over the Bertogna and then turn right along the right bank of the stream (Via Bergna, then Via Bertogna). Then turn right into Via Carcallo, the bridge is very close by, parking lot next to it.
Return: From the foot of the last waterfall, follow the stream, walk about twenty meters past the bridge and take the stone steps on the right bank.

Bertogna: Waypoint
2025-08-16: In the end I consider it the best route in the lake especially for the more continuous verticals. The water is little but if done with the right flow this canyon mustbe beautiful, especially the cadxa...
Comment: L\'Alpe Bertogna
Approach: From the parking lot, turn left and follow Via Ronco for a short block. The path leads between the houses and follows the red and white markings. First you reach Alpe Selvia in the forest, then Alpe Bertogna (584 m a.s.l.). Turn right and walk to the stream.

Bertogna: Canyon End
Return: From the foot of the last waterfall, follow the stream, walk about twenty meters past the bridge and take the stone steps on the right bank.

Bocconère: Canyon Start

Bocconère: Canyon End

Bocconère: Unknown Parking

Borettaz: Canyon Start

Borettaz: Canyon End

Borettaz: Parking at Entry

Borettaz: Parking at Exit

Bregalla: Canyon Start

Bregalla: Canyon End

Bregalla: Unknown Parking

Brion (Partie Basse): Canyon Start

Brion (Partie Basse): Canyon End

Brion (Partie Basse): Unknown Parking

Brion (Partie Basse): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start at 960

Calandrino (inférieur): Canyon Start

Calandrino (inférieur): Canyon End

Calandrino (inférieur): Unknown Parking

Calandrino (inférieur): Unknown
Comment: Retour: ravine en sortie du collecteur.

Camoggia: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Approach using the cable car. Correct flow (little), clean water, in this conditions the water is no issue so only pay attention to the verticality. Anchors good. Super grippy today. A little trees he...

Camoggia: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Approach using the cable car. Correct flow (little), clean water, in this conditions the water is no issue so only pay attention to the verticality. Anchors good. Super grippy today. A little trees he...

Camoggia: Unknown Parking
2025-10-18: Approach using the cable car. Correct flow (little), clean water, in this conditions the water is no issue so only pay attention to the verticality. Anchors good. Super grippy today. A little trees he...

Caronella: Canyon Start

Caronella: Canyon End

Caronella: Parking at Exit

Carpasina: Canyon Start

Carpasina: Canyon End

Carpasina: Unknown Parking

Cavalli: Canyon Start
Approach: There are several access points, one direct and quick via a path that has disappeared. Another access follows the path, but is longer in terms of kilometers. You can also take a long shuttle route. - Direct and technical approach: Before the river, you have to go uphill to reach a path that runs above the hamlet. At about 890 m, go left along the cliffs on an apparent path. You pass a rocky outcrop and continue horizontally through two canyons. At 1180 m you reach a small, pleasant high forest. Now climb straight up onto the ridge. There is no path. At around 1450 m, you have to find a path on the left below the cliffs, which is not visible at first. It runs alongside the complex and finally overcomes the bar a few hundred meters before the Cavalli. Now the path runs along the canyon and finally crosses it. (2h30) - Approach without shuttle via the Porcini refuge: continue along the path along the scura. Go under the canyon and at 1190 m turn right onto a path that leads up to the refuge. Continue to the right until you reach the ridge above the Cavalli. On the descent there is a ruin next to a spring. (3h) - Approach with shuttle (40 km): Drive back to Rieti and head towards Terminillo. Continue in the direction of Leonessa. After the CAI refuge, at the 10th hairpin bend, while the road no longer climbs, a dirt road branches off towards the ridge. Park the vehicle without obstruction and follow the track to the Porcini hut and from there to the canyon. (1.5 hour hike)
Tour: After a few jumps and an avoidable waterfall RG, you get to the heart of the issue. The waterfalls line up without interruption and form beautiful sheaves as the canyon flows. The highlight is the 95 m long, two-part waterfall with a smooth wall. The water level paths up as the RD arm arrives. A lengthy part follows, which is an avalanche hazard in winter and takes almost three quarters of an hour. Only at the exit does the canyon narrow again, offering obstacles that break up the descent without being original. No loopholes in the first part. Difficult evasions in between.

Cavalli: Canyon End
Return: Find the path that is RD de la Scura.

Cavalli: Parking at Entry
Access: Approach (downstream): Coming from northern Italy, between Firenze and Rome, take the Orte exit and head towards Terni. Then drive to Rieti and follow the signs to Ascoli Piceno via Antrodoco. Leave the SS4 in the direction of Sigillo. In the village, pass the small bridge over the river Scura and, after the fountain, take the road on the left that leads up the watercourse. This turns into a dirt road that is only open to authorized vehicles. The starting point is in the hamlet of Cassette, just before the track crosses the river Scura. Shuttle service possible, but very long.
Return: Find the path that is RD de la Scura.

Cavalli: Parking at Exit
Access: Approach (downstream): Coming from northern Italy, between Firenze and Rome, take the Orte exit and head towards Terni. Then drive to Rieti and follow the signs to Ascoli Piceno via Antrodoco. Leave the SS4 in the direction of Sigillo. In the village, pass the small bridge over the river Scura and, after the fountain, take the road on the left that leads up the watercourse. This turns into a dirt road that is only open to authorized vehicles. The starting point is in the hamlet of Cassette, just before the track crosses the river Scura. Shuttle service possible, but very long.
Return: Find the path that is RD de la Scura.

Cavargna: Canyon Start

Cavargna: Parking at Entry

Cavargna: Parking at Exit

Cervio: Canyon Start
2024-08-30: We descended this beautiful canyon. Fair anchorages, often shoveled on one spot. Challenging aquatically but with water below usual level. Pools however swirling.

Cervio: Canyon End
2024-08-30: We descended this beautiful canyon. Fair anchorages, often shoveled on one spot. Challenging aquatically but with water below usual level. Pools however swirling.

Cervio: Parking at Entry
2024-08-30: We descended this beautiful canyon. Fair anchorages, often shoveled on one spot. Challenging aquatically but with water below usual level. Pools however swirling.

Cervio: Parking at Exit

Cornacchia: Canyon Start

Cornacchia: Canyon End

Cornacchia: Parking at Entry

Cornacchia: Parking at Exit

Rio Gallera: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: Everything ok little water, better after rain
2024-06-23: All stands ok. Very nice canyon!
Approach: Return to the beginning of the village and follow the hiking trail to the right. At approx. 1040m, an inconspicuous path branches off to the right towards the stream
Tour: The tour begins with the highest rappel approx. 45m; this is followed by approx. 12 further rappels between 10m and 40m

Rio Gallera: Canyon End
2025-08-06: Everything ok little water, better after rain
2024-06-23: All stands ok. Very nice canyon!
Return: Follow the path back to the parking lot on the right

Rio Gallera: Unknown Parking
2025-08-06: Everything ok little water, better after rain
2024-06-23: All stands ok. Very nice canyon!
Access: In Vanzone turn off in the direction of Ronchi Fuori. Follow the road to the exit > there is a large parking lot
Return: Follow the path back to the parking lot on the right

Crestaz: Canyon Start

Crestaz: Canyon End

Crestaz: Parking at Entry

Crestaz: Parking at Exit

Dente: Canyon Start

Dente: Canyon End

Dente: Unknown Parking

Dresio: Canyon Start

Dresio: Canyon End

Dresio: Parking at Entry

Dresio: Parking at Exit

Eugio Intégral: Canyon Start

Eugio Intégral: Unknown Parking

Fanes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the first parking lot, take a paved road, but quickly leave it to take a descending path on the right, following the signpost "Path no. 10 Valle di Fanes / Val Travenanzes". The path leads to a well-maintained path (closed to traffic), which you simply have to follow (to the right), always following the above-mentioned signposts. The path crosses the Boite, then the Fanes and begins the ascent through the valley. It crosses the Travenanzes, a very deep tributary of the Fanes, via the Outo bridge, just before it flows into the Fanes. A picnic area offers a beautiful view of the Travenanzes and the entrance to the canyon of Fanes. At this point, leave path no. 10, which turns left, and take a steeply ascending path that goes straight ahead. Then turn right onto the "waterfall path" that leads to Fanes and crosses it over the first bridge. Follow the path that leads up the stream. It crosses the stream again over a second bridge. The starting point of the canyon can be at this point, but it is also possible to start further up, at the "Sbasco de Fanes". The path continues along the stream, which regularly forms waterfalls. However, these waterfalls are wide, open and far apart, so they are not particularly interesting for hikers (the Sbasco is the highest and most beautiful of these waterfalls). The upper part of the Fanes is therefore of little interest for canyoning.
Tour: The descent consists of two clearly separated parts. The first part between the second and first bridge is open. All the abseiling points are on trees. You have to give free rein to your imagination to find the most suitable solution, as the current of the torrent is still strong. At the beginning of the second part, downstream of the first bridge, the canyon narrows. The first two obstacles are not very high and can be jumped over. The current can cause problems at the third waterfall. The obstacles then get bigger: C11 (Mono-Spit RD), C15 (Bolt RD) and C50 Terminal (Bolt RG). To reach the bolts of the C50, you have to secure yourself to the via ferrata at the foot of the C15.

Fanes: Canyon End
Return: Climb up to Pont Outo via the RD or RG via ferrata and from there take the path you took on the way there. It is possible to continue along the riverbed for 20 to 25 minutes (exit of the canyon of Travenanzes) to get back to the right side at a tributary with a large boulder field. A path takes you back to path no. 10, which you took on the way there.

Fanes: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Cortina d'Ampezzo, take the SS51 in the direction of Dobbiaco. After 7 or 8 km the road makes a big hairpin bend to the right with large parking lots in the extension of the road (entrance to the Ampezzo Dolomites Nature Park). Park there.
Return: Climb up to Pont Outo via the RD or RG via ferrata and from there take the path you took on the way there. It is possible to continue along the riverbed for 20 to 25 minutes (exit of the canyon of Travenanzes) to get back to the right side at a tributary with a large boulder field. A path takes you back to path no. 10, which you took on the way there.

Ficatorta: Canyon Start

Ficatorta: Canyon End

Ficatorta: Unknown Parking

Fighera: Canyon Start
2025-09-29: Short canyon but with some fantastic verticals, one above all the 55 m... with really exciting high reach! Approach a bit overrun with brambles, steep and in my opinion shorter than the description. W...
2025-08-06: We fully agree with the last ascent. Took the ortographic right path which was top. Longest rappel more towards 55m
2025-08-06: Access (orpg. right) from Baracca (420m) difficult to find. Not easy to walk at the top. There is an old ropes and a clothesline which helps a little. A lot of roses with thorns at the top. The upper...
Approach: A path begins opposite the parking lot, which quickly divides in the forest, keep right towards the last waterfall. Then the path turns left and goes steeply uphill, partly exposed. Follow this path until you come to a wall, which you follow to the right until you reach the streambed.
Tour: 6 rappels, mostly in the water.

Fighera: Canyon End
2025-09-29: Short canyon but with some fantastic verticals, one above all the 55 m... with really exciting high reach! Approach a bit overrun with brambles, steep and in my opinion shorter than the description. W...
2025-08-06: We fully agree with the last ascent. Took the ortographic right path which was top. Longest rappel more towards 55m
2025-08-06: Access (orpg. right) from Baracca (420m) difficult to find. Not easy to walk at the top. There is an old ropes and a clothesline which helps a little. A lot of roses with thorns at the top. The upper...
Return: After the last waterfall, turn right to the access path.

Fighera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-29: Short canyon but with some fantastic verticals, one above all the 55 m... with really exciting high reach! Approach a bit overrun with brambles, steep and in my opinion shorter than the description. W...
2025-08-06: We fully agree with the last ascent. Took the ortographic right path which was top. Longest rappel more towards 55m
2025-08-06: Access (orpg. right) from Baracca (420m) difficult to find. Not easy to walk at the top. There is an old ropes and a clothesline which helps a little. A lot of roses with thorns at the top. The upper...
Access: Take the Sp54 from Mergozzo in the direction of Domodossola as far as the hamlet of Bettola. About 150 m after the bends you will find 2 parking spaces on the left.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn right to the access path.

Fiutrusa: Canyon Start

Fiutrusa: Canyon End

Fiutrusa: Unknown Parking

Fons: Canyon Start

Fons: Canyon End

Fons: Parking at Entry

Fons: Parking at Exit

Fons: Unknown
Comment: Passerelle sur le Brenve

Frenay (Partie Amont): Canyon Start

Frenay (Partie Amont): Canyon End

Frenay (Partie Amont): Parking at Entry

Frenay (Partie Amont): Parking at Exit

Gandolfi: Canyon Start
2025-06-29: OK, water a little stinky in places
Approach: Steigen Sie hinunter zum Varenna, den Sie durchwaten, dann überqueren Sie die Brücke über Gandolfi und steigen Sie den roten Wanderweg X hinauf. An der dritten Furt sieht man den 25 Meter hohen Wasserfall, überquert diese Furt und steigt weiter (ziemlich steil) bis zu den Ruinen hinauf. Von dort aus geht es noch ein Stück weiter bis zu einem sehr großen Felsblock, hinter dem man leicht in das Bachbett gelangt. Folgen Sie den ganzen Weg über genau dem roten X-Weg.
Tour: Eine erste Passage mit 7 m hohen Felsblöcken, die es zu erklimmen gilt, führt zu einer 11 m hohen Rinne (3 Bolzen am linken Ufer). Nach 5 bis 10 Minuten Fußmarsch wird die Strecke etwas enger, es gibt einige schöne Abseilstellen (6 + eine kleine 3 m hohe Rinne). Man erreicht die zweite Furt. Weiter geht es auf dem Weg bis zur ersten Furt (nichts Interessantes in der Schlucht), wo man wieder aufsteigt, um eine letzte kleine Engstelle mit einer C10 zu überwinden.

Gandolfi: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-29: OK, water a little stinky in places
Access: Verlassen Sie die Autobahn A10 in Genova Pegli. Nehmen Sie die SS1 in Richtung Savona, überqueren Sie die Brücke über den Varenna und biegen Sie kurz danach rechts in Richtung Val Varenna / San Carlo di Cese ab. Fahren Sie fast 7,4 km das Varenna-Tal hinauf und in der Nähe einiger vereinzelter Häuser finden Sie auf der linken Seite ein Schild „Itinerario n° 2 Ecologia in città” mit einer roten X-Markierung. Sie können dort unten oder etwa hundert Meter weiter oben auf der rechten Seite, kurz vor der Bushaltestelle, parken (max. 3 Autos).
Return: Offensichtlich

Garrafo: Canyon Start
Comment: confluence Pito/Garrafo - fin du Pito

Garrafo: Canyon End

Garrafo: Parking at Entry
Comment: même parking pour Pito aval

Garrafo: Parking at Exit

Gavano: Canyon Start

Gavano: Unknown Parking

Gavano: Canyon End

Gias delle Vacche: Canyon Start

Gias delle Vacche: Canyon End

Gias delle Vacche: Unknown Parking

Gioglio: Canyon Start

Gioglio: Canyon End

Gioglio: Parking at Entry

Gioglio: Unknown
Comment: Départ du sentier des moines, où l\'on quitte la piste.

Giuf: Canyon Start
2024-07-06: As we were changing to go inside, the drain of a roadside tank was opened, which poured a lot of water into the creek, causing the flow rate to suddenly rise. The engineers assured us that the level w...
Approach: Continue along the road, which soon becomes steep, narrow and graveled, to the chapel. Then follow the path to the bridge.
Tour: On the right Ufter (ladder or rappel). A canyon as short as it is cute, continuous and never too closed. Abseiling sections alternating with jumps, downclimbs and slides in a nice sequence.

Giuf: Canyon End
2024-07-06: As we were changing to go inside, the drain of a roadside tank was opened, which poured a lot of water into the creek, causing the flow rate to suddenly rise. The engineers assured us that the level w...
Return: Leave the stream via the right bank on the SS583. Hairpin bends back to the car.

Giuf: Parking at Entry
2024-07-06: As we were changing to go inside, the drain of a roadside tank was opened, which poured a lot of water into the creek, causing the flow rate to suddenly rise. The engineers assured us that the level w...
Access: Just a few parking spots in Località Cendraro. It is also possible to drive up to the chapel by car, however, the road is steep and narrow (not suitable for vans).
Return: Leave the stream via the right bank on the SS583. Hairpin bends back to the car.

Giuf: Parking at Exit
Access: Just a few parking spots in Località Cendraro. It is also possible to drive up to the chapel by car, however, the road is steep and narrow (not suitable for vans).
Return: Leave the stream via the right bank on the SS583. Hairpin bends back to the car.

Golette: Canyon Start

Golette: Canyon End

Golette: Unknown Parking

Golette: Unknown
Comment: Parking avant Thumel

Gottardo: Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Unfortunately, there are many logs obstructing the descent, but it is doable. I cleared a pool that became slideable again, and some others are climbable or jumpable. A mouflon carcass was floating in...
2025-06-08: Medium/high water flow after a week with mainly rainy days, but anyway still suitable for our beginner/introduction course just by installing a couple of ropeways. All anchors in order and present eve...
Approach: With shuttle: From the Duno parking area, continue along the paved road for about 100 m onto Via San Martino. After a house garden, a trail on the left descends to the streambed near a small aqueduct. Follow the stream for about 100 m to reach the first boulder rappel (45°54'50.8"N 8°44'06.6"E). Approximately 10 min, 10 m ascent (D+) and 40 m descent (D-). Without shuttle: Briefly ascend the Via Crucis in front of the downstream parking and keep right to take the trail called Brevissima. Following this trail leads to a hairpin of the paved road. Cut across the hairpin and continue on the trail on the opposite side, quickly reaching the upstream parking (30–40 min, 190 m D+). From here, continue following the approach described for the shuttle.

Gottardo: Canyon End
2025-08-10: Unfortunately, there are many logs obstructing the descent, but it is doable. I cleared a pool that became slideable again, and some others are climbable or jumpable. A mouflon carcass was floating in...
2025-06-08: Medium/high water flow after a week with mainly rainy days, but anyway still suitable for our beginner/introduction course just by installing a couple of ropeways. All anchors in order and present eve...
Comment: passer le pont sortir a gauche
Return: After the last vertical, continue along the streambed with short climbs and pools (sometimes stagnant during dry periods). Upon reaching the first buildings, ignore the trail on the right (leads to private property) and continue in the channel, pass under the road bridge, and exit on the left bank by climbing the small wall directly below the parking area. Approximately 5 minutes.

Gottardo: Parking at Entry
2025-08-10: Unfortunately, there are many logs obstructing the descent, but it is doable. I cleared a pool that became slideable again, and some others are climbable or jumpable. A mouflon carcass was floating in...
2025-06-08: Medium/high water flow after a week with mainly rainy days, but anyway still suitable for our beginner/introduction course just by installing a couple of ropeways. All anchors in order and present eve...
Access: Downstream: In Cuveglio, on Via Sant’Anna, there is a parking area on the left just before the bridge over the Gottardo Stream (45°54'32"N 8°44'04"E). Upstream: Climb several hairpin turns to Duno and, upon reaching the village entrance (Via del Dunello), park in the large parking area on the right (45°54'46"N 8°44'18"E).
Return: After the last vertical, continue along the streambed with short climbs and pools (sometimes stagnant during dry periods). Upon reaching the first buildings, ignore the trail on the right (leads to private property) and continue in the channel, pass under the road bridge, and exit on the left bank by climbing the small wall directly below the parking area. Approximately 5 minutes.

Gottardo: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: In Cuveglio, on Via Sant’Anna, there is a parking area on the left just before the bridge over the Gottardo Stream (45°54'32"N 8°44'04"E). Upstream: Climb several hairpin turns to Duno and, upon reaching the village entrance (Via del Dunello), park in the large parking area on the right (45°54'46"N 8°44'18"E).
Return: After the last vertical, continue along the streambed with short climbs and pools (sometimes stagnant during dry periods). Upon reaching the first buildings, ignore the trail on the right (leads to private property) and continue in the channel, pass under the road bridge, and exit on the left bank by climbing the small wall directly below the parking area. Approximately 5 minutes.

Gottardo: Alternative Canyon End

Graia: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: Everything ok. Anchorages old but perfectly adequate.
2025-08-04: Short, varied canyon. Slippery in places Anchorages not up to standard. Ascent with ropes >10mm not recommended. Chain links too small. Therefore self-protection often not possible. Refurbishment is r...
Approach: Follow the small road and shortly afterwards you will reach the meadows of Alpe Briasca. Keep to the right and climb up to the last houses on the right. There is a fountain a few meters behind the last house. From there, it is best to climb diagonally uphill (uncomfortable descent...) down to the streambed.
Tour: Beautiful torrent with some nice, deep passages, a few jumps and slides. Similar to its neighbor, the Rio Margologio, but more irregular. Retrieving the ropes is sometimes difficult. Very slippery rock. Equipped with "small French-style chains".

Graia: Canyon End
2025-08-06: Everything ok. Anchorages old but perfectly adequate.
2025-08-04: Short, varied canyon. Slippery in places Anchorages not up to standard. Ascent with ropes >10mm not recommended. Chain links too small. Therefore self-protection often not possible. Refurbishment is r...
Return: When you reach a dam blocking the stream, rappel one last time and shortly afterwards climb back up in the forest on the right until you find a path that leads down to the road and your car.

Graia: Parking at Entry
2025-08-06: Everything ok. Anchorages old but perfectly adequate.
2025-08-04: Short, varied canyon. Slippery in places Anchorages not up to standard. Ascent with ropes >10mm not recommended. Chain links too small. Therefore self-protection often not possible. Refurbishment is r...
Access: Drive down the valley: Leave the A26 at Domodossola and continue on the SS33 del Sempione. Take the Masera exit and continue on the one-way road. Turn right at the crossroads and cross the railroad line. Continue for about 2 km and turn left towards Trontano. Drive through the village and continue to the bridge over the stream. Park in the parking lot immediately in front of it. Access uphill: Continue after the bridge and turn right at the first junction. Cross the railroad line and turn right again shortly afterwards. Follow the small road that winds uphill to a significant widening at the level of a small chapel where you can park your car. The road is narrow, without guard rails and turns into a dirt track in places. Approach without shuttle: The approach without shuttle is possible via the road, facilitated by a marked path that shortens the long bends of the road (1 hour to Alpe Briasca).
Return: When you reach a dam blocking the stream, rappel one last time and shortly afterwards climb back up in the forest on the right until you find a path that leads down to the road and your car.

Graia: Parking at Exit
Access: Drive down the valley: Leave the A26 at Domodossola and continue on the SS33 del Sempione. Take the Masera exit and continue on the one-way road. Turn right at the crossroads and cross the railroad line. Continue for about 2 km and turn left towards Trontano. Drive through the village and continue to the bridge over the stream. Park in the parking lot immediately in front of it. Access uphill: Continue after the bridge and turn right at the first junction. Cross the railroad line and turn right again shortly afterwards. Follow the small road that winds uphill to a significant widening at the level of a small chapel where you can park your car. The road is narrow, without guard rails and turns into a dirt track in places. Approach without shuttle: The approach without shuttle is possible via the road, facilitated by a marked path that shortens the long bends of the road (1 hour to Alpe Briasca).
Return: When you reach a dam blocking the stream, rappel one last time and shortly afterwards climb back up in the forest on the right until you find a path that leads down to the road and your car.

Graisettes: Canyon Start

Graisettes: Canyon End

Graisettes: Unknown Parking

Valle dell'inferno del Gran Sasso: Canyon Start

Valle dell'inferno del Gran Sasso: Canyon End

Valle dell'inferno del Gran Sasso: Parking at Entry

Valle dell'inferno del Gran Sasso: Unknown Parking
Comment: ou parking aval (pour navette)

Grangette: Canyon Start

Grangette: Canyon End

Grangette: Unknown Parking

Grimavolo: Canyon Start

Grimavolo: Canyon End
Comment: arrivée dans Raganello

Grimavolo: Parking at Entry
Comment: description Caracal

Grimavolo: Parking at Entry1
Comment: parking amont alternatif (description: )

Grimavolo: Parking at Exit
Comment: continuer Raganello vers la-bas (jusqu\'à Ponte Diavolo)

Grimavolo: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parking alternatif 2 (sortir 200m aprés Ponte d\'Ilice à gauche - chercher la sortie!))

Grimavolo: Parking at Exit2
Comment: Parking alternatif 3 (monter le Raganello direction San Lorenzo de Bellizi)

Grimavolo: Unknown
Comment: sortie 200m après Ponte d\'Ilice vers nord

Guillemore: Canyon Start

Guillemore: Canyon End

Guillemore: Unknown Parking

Il Rio: Canyon Start

Il Rio: Canyon End

Il Rio: Unknown Parking

Inferno: Canyon Start

Inferno: Canyon End

Inferno: Unknown Parking

Inferno: Unknown
Comment: Entrée dans le ruisseau

Inferno: Unknown1
Comment: Sortie du ruisseau

Infinita: Canyon Start

Infinita: Canyon End

Infinita: Parking at Entry

Infinita: Parking at Exit

Introd: Canyon Start

Introd: Canyon End

Introd: Parking at Entry

Introd: Parking at Exit

Introd: Unknown
Comment: Centrale hydroélectrique

Lago: Canyon Start
Comment: sentier vers Ripe traverse le Lago

Lago: Canyon End
Comment: sortie après Salinello final

Lago: Parking at Entry

Lago: Parking at Exit
Comment: au fin du Salinello

Lago: Unknown
Comment: depart du sentier de Ripe à l\'entrée Lago (sans navette)

Lasin: Canyon Start

Lasin: Canyon End

Lasin: Unknown Parking

Lavassey: Canyon Start

Lavassey: Canyon End

Lavassey: Unknown Parking

Lavassey: Unknown
Comment: Parking avant Thumel

Lemma: Canyon Start

Lemma: Canyon End

Lemma: Unknown Parking

Leone supérieur: Canyon Start

Leone supérieur: Canyon End

Leone supérieur: Unknown Parking

Leone supérieur: Unknown
Comment: confluence Gava/Leone

Lerone: Canyon Start

Lerone: Canyon End

Lerone: Unknown Parking

Licony: Canyon Start

Licony: Canyon End

Licony: Parking at Entry

Licony: Parking at Exit

Licony: Unknown
Comment: Départ du canyon (accès par Rouley)

Licony: Unknown1
Comment: Confluence Licony Colombaz

Lona: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the bridge and continue on. When the asphalt exits, follow a level dirt path and then a slightly sloping concrete path past a house. A latticed canal leads to the bridge over the Rio Lona. Immediately afterwards, steps lead to a path on the left bank. Leave this for a "gentle wild boar climb", which ascends steeply via small paths and after 10 minutes of effort meets a good path, which you follow to the dam. The access paths (at the start of the ascent) lead to private property, so behave discreetly and politely.
Tour: After the fill, return to the river and go through the tunnel. 3 abseiling points (5, 10 and 10) and some 2 to 3 m high ledges that have to be jumped over or climbed down. Good hold.

Lona: Canyon End
Return: 50 meters after the C3 under the bridge, leave the right bank and take a path that exits in front of the house you passed on the way there.

Lona: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: A10 Ventimiglia/Genua highway, exit Arma di Taggia. 2.6 km after the toll booth, take the second road on the right towards Imperia-Taggia via the SS1bis. At the traffic circle, turn left towards Taggia-Triora. The road runs along the left bank, then hairpin bends back to the right bank and crosses the river Oxentina shortly afterwards. Turn right just after the bridge, signs "Meosü". Park just before the bridge over the Argentina.
Return: 50 meters after the C3 under the bridge, leave the right bank and take a path that exits in front of the house you passed on the way there.

Lona: Waypoint
Comment: Pont sur le rio Lona
Approach: Cross the bridge and continue on. When the asphalt exits, follow a level dirt path and then a slightly sloping concrete path past a house. A latticed canal leads to the bridge over the Rio Lona. Immediately afterwards, steps lead to a path on the left bank. Leave this for a "gentle wild boar climb", which ascends steeply via small paths and after 10 minutes of effort meets a good path, which you follow to the dam. The access paths (at the start of the ascent) lead to private property, so behave discreetly and politely.

Madrasco: Canyon Start

Madrasco: Canyon End

Madrasco: Parking at Entry

Madrasco: Parking at Exit

Malanotte: Canyon Start
2025-05-29: Final part insufficient anchors

Malanotte: Canyon End
2025-05-29: Final part insufficient anchors

Malanotte: Parking at Exit
2025-05-29: Final part insufficient anchors

Malepasso: Canyon Start
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malepasso Percorso integrale. Discesca dopo due giorni di piogge non consistenti. Portata ottima. Armi e ancoraggi OTTIMI (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-01: Full route after 2 days with inconsistent rainfall. Very good weapons and anchors. Very nice route. Technically not challenging. No dips and slides.

Malepasso: Canyon End
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malepasso Percorso integrale. Discesca dopo due giorni di piogge non consistenti. Portata ottima. Armi e ancoraggi OTTIMI (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-01: Full route after 2 days with inconsistent rainfall. Very good weapons and anchors. Very nice route. Technically not challenging. No dips and slides.

Malepasso: Unknown Parking
2025-09-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malepasso Percorso integrale. Discesca dopo due giorni di piogge non consistenti. Portata ottima. Armi e ancoraggi OTTIMI (Quelle: https://www...
2025-09-01: Full route after 2 days with inconsistent rainfall. Very good weapons and anchors. Very nice route. Technically not challenging. No dips and slides.

Malgina: Canyon Start
2024-08-29: Canyon with medium level of water, lower parking close to ad old house after a field. Upper parking is before the bivy with path sign, park for 7 cars. Inox ancoring in place, some rappel on trees, is...

Malgina: Canyon End
2024-08-29: Canyon with medium level of water, lower parking close to ad old house after a field. Upper parking is before the bivy with path sign, park for 7 cars. Inox ancoring in place, some rappel on trees, is...

Malgina: Parking at Entry
2024-08-29: Canyon with medium level of water, lower parking close to ad old house after a field. Upper parking is before the bivy with path sign, park for 7 cars. Inox ancoring in place, some rappel on trees, is...

Malgina: Parking at Exit

Mallaley: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, take the road towards St. Pierre and walk about a hundred meters to the start of a well-signposted hiking trail on the right. The path very quickly joins a tractor track where you must turn left towards Lyveroulaz. After 200 meters, turn right towards Chiséraz, a new path that quickly crosses the stream.
Tour: A series of tufa waterfalls in a wooded setting. The small waterfalls are easy to climb down. Those that require a rope can all be attached to natural anchors (trees). In several places, the torrent undercuts the left wall, forming a kind of rock shelter. The torrent is often overgrown with vegetation. A machete can be useful. Unique canyon that is clearly different from the other canyons in the Aosta Valley. Suitable for beginners.

Mallaley: Canyon End
Return: Mallaley flows into the Dora Baltée. At the confluence, take the path that leads downstream along the Dora. After 200 m, a footbridge takes you to Mécosse on the opposite bank. It is possible to skip the shuttle bus. In Mécosse, take the return path that starts below the parking lot, cross the footbridge and immediately begin the ascent on path no. 15, which passes a small chapel, leads to the vineyards and takes you to Livéroulaz. In the village, turn left towards La Cure (signpost no. 15), the tarmac road becomes a tractor track. After about twenty minutes, turn left towards Chiséraz to find the start of the canyon. All in all, allow just under an hour.

Mallaley: Parking at Entry
Access: In Aosta, take the national road in the direction of the Mont Blanc tunnel. After Villeneuve and 1.2 km after the turn-off to Introd, turn right onto a small road that leads to the hamlet of Mécosse. Park in the parking lot at the entrance to the village (car going downhill). For the car going uphill, turn around and take the national road towards Aosta. At the entrance to St. Pierre, take a first left, then a second left after the cooperative to head towards Fossaz, St. Nicolas. Follow the main road up the slope. 600 m before Fossaz, there is a huge parking lot on the right where you can park.
Return: Mallaley flows into the Dora Baltée. At the confluence, take the path that leads downstream along the Dora. After 200 m, a footbridge takes you to Mécosse on the opposite bank. It is possible to skip the shuttle bus. In Mécosse, take the return path that starts below the parking lot, cross the footbridge and immediately begin the ascent on path no. 15, which passes a small chapel, leads to the vineyards and takes you to Livéroulaz. In the village, turn left towards La Cure (signpost no. 15), the tarmac road becomes a tractor track. After about twenty minutes, turn left towards Chiséraz to find the start of the canyon. All in all, allow just under an hour.

Mallaley: Parking at Exit
Access: In Aosta, take the national road in the direction of the Mont Blanc tunnel. After Villeneuve and 1.2 km after the turn-off to Introd, turn right onto a small road that leads to the hamlet of Mécosse. Park in the parking lot at the entrance to the village (car going downhill). For the car going uphill, turn around and take the national road towards Aosta. At the entrance to St. Pierre, take a first left, then a second left after the cooperative to head towards Fossaz, St. Nicolas. Follow the main road up the slope. 600 m before Fossaz, there is a huge parking lot on the right where you can park.
Return: Mallaley flows into the Dora Baltée. At the confluence, take the path that leads downstream along the Dora. After 200 m, a footbridge takes you to Mécosse on the opposite bank. It is possible to skip the shuttle bus. In Mécosse, take the return path that starts below the parking lot, cross the footbridge and immediately begin the ascent on path no. 15, which passes a small chapel, leads to the vineyards and takes you to Livéroulaz. In the village, turn left towards La Cure (signpost no. 15), the tarmac road becomes a tractor track. After about twenty minutes, turn left towards Chiséraz to find the start of the canyon. All in all, allow just under an hour.

Mancosa - Barile: Canyon Start

Mancosa - Barile: Canyon End
Comment: fin du Barile

Mancosa - Barile: Unknown Parking

Mancosa - Barile: Unknown
Comment: reunion Mancosa-Barile

Mares: Canyon Start

Mares: Canyon End

Mares: Parking at Entry

Margologio: Canyon Start
2025-07-06: Parked right below Verigo, where the paved road ends near a small church and a large parking area. Approach following the old road, accessible on foot and by mtb, first crossing the cement bridge on M...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the dirt road that descends and crosses the Rio Margologio over a concrete bridge. After the bridge, continue uphill until you reach some electricity pylons in an open area. Leave the road here and take a path to the right that quickly leads to the small railroad tracks. Cross the tracks (watch out for trains!) and follow the path through the forest until you reach some ruins. Pass these on the left-hand side. The path now becomes a comfortable mule track. After a good stretch uphill, pass a crossroads and keep left (the path on the right leads down to the stream, intermediate exit). At the crossroads, when the path flattens out, take the steeper and shorter path on the right (both paths lead to lErta) to reach the meadows of l'Erta at 1050 m. There is a signpost to the right of the highest huts. Take the only path on the right, which is not marked with arrows and leads flat to Rio Margologio (from here 15-20).
Tour: A first large third with steep waterfalls in an open environment. This is followed by the small, beautiful middle third. At the exit, the stream opens up again into a less attractive part. You come to a water extraction point with a rope. Descend the following C12, making the best possible use of the iron bars provided. From this point, it is very easy to exit via the right bank and its good path, which quickly leads to the bridge you took on the way there. Otherwise, the descent continues with 4 waterfalls, 2 of which (the Vrille and the last C22) are beautiful ... The canyon is long and slippery and requires a total of 7 to 8 hours of effort. Most of the belays are still equipped with the original equipment, i.e. 2 bolts + chain. It is therefore essential to have at least one thin rope and small carabiners with you. Make sure that the rope walks well through the chain links as it can easily get jammed.

Margologio: Canyon End
2025-07-06: Parked right below Verigo, where the paved road ends near a small church and a large parking area. Approach following the old road, accessible on foot and by mtb, first crossing the cement bridge on M...
Return: During the descent, you will pass a wooden bridge, followed by the last three abseils. Follow the riverbed for about 150 m and then turn right into the forest as quickly as possible, following a faint path that descends slightly beside the stream. The path then flattens out and becomes more visible, moving away from the riverbed and eventually reaching the railroad track near the bridge. Follow the tracks to the right to rejoin the access path. If you see the bridge above you, you have descended too far. Alternatively, you can follow the riverbed to the road bridge (not recommended).

Margologio: Unknown Parking
2025-07-06: Parked right below Verigo, where the paved road ends near a small church and a large parking area. Approach following the old road, accessible on foot and by mtb, first crossing the cement bridge on M...
Access: From Masera, follow the signs to Domodossola and turn left to Trontano just before the traffic circle. Follow the paved road that leads in a few minutes to the hamlet of Verigo, where it exits at a large parking lot with a chapel. Park here.
Return: During the descent, you will pass a wooden bridge, followed by the last three abseils. Follow the riverbed for about 150 m and then turn right into the forest as quickly as possible, following a faint path that descends slightly beside the stream. The path then flattens out and becomes more visible, moving away from the riverbed and eventually reaching the railroad track near the bridge. Follow the tracks to the right to rejoin the access path. If you see the bridge above you, you have descended too far. Alternatively, you can follow the riverbed to the road bridge (not recommended).

Margologio: Waypoint
Comment: Alpe l\'Erta
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the dirt road that descends and crosses the Rio Margologio over a concrete bridge. After the bridge, continue uphill until you reach some electricity pylons in an open area. Leave the road here and take a path to the right that quickly leads to the small railroad tracks. Cross the tracks (watch out for trains!) and follow the path through the forest until you reach some ruins. Pass these on the left-hand side. The path now becomes a comfortable mule track. After a good stretch uphill, pass a crossroads and keep left (the path on the right leads down to the stream, intermediate exit). At the crossroads, when the path flattens out, take the steeper and shorter path on the right (both paths lead to lErta) to reach the meadows of l'Erta at 1050 m. There is a signpost to the right of the highest huts. Take the only path on the right, which is not marked with arrows and leads flat to Rio Margologio (from here 15-20).

Margologio: Waypoint1
Comment: Passerelle métallique
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the dirt road that descends and crosses the Rio Margologio over a concrete bridge. After the bridge, continue uphill until you reach some electricity pylons in an open area. Leave the road here and take a path to the right that quickly leads to the small railroad tracks. Cross the tracks (watch out for trains!) and follow the path through the forest until you reach some ruins. Pass these on the left-hand side. The path now becomes a comfortable mule track. After a good stretch uphill, pass a crossroads and keep left (the path on the right leads down to the stream, intermediate exit). At the crossroads, when the path flattens out, take the steeper and shorter path on the right (both paths lead to lErta) to reach the meadows of l'Erta at 1050 m. There is a signpost to the right of the highest huts. Take the only path on the right, which is not marked with arrows and leads flat to Rio Margologio (from here 15-20).

Mattre: Canyon Start

Mattre: Canyon End

Mattre: Parking at Entry

Mattre: Parking at Exit

Mazzeo: Canyon Start

Mazzeo: Canyon End

Mazzeo: Parking at Entry

Mazzeo: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking aval non obligatoire

Mésoncles: Canyon Start

Mésoncles: Canyon End

Mésoncles: Unknown Parking

Meta I: Canyon Start

Meta I: Canyon End

Meta I: Parking at Entry

Meta I: Parking at Exit

Montovert: Canyon Start

Montovert: Canyon End

Muratone: Canyon Start

Muratone: Canyon End

Muratone: Unknown Parking
Comment: Pone di carne

Nero: Canyon Start
2024-06-04: High water flow after few days of storm but made the canyon extra worth it. Very very cold water. Extra layer is recommended slippery!

Nero: Canyon End
2024-06-04: High water flow after few days of storm but made the canyon extra worth it. Very very cold water. Extra layer is recommended slippery!

Nero: Unknown Parking
2024-06-04: High water flow after few days of storm but made the canyon extra worth it. Very very cold water. Extra layer is recommended slippery!

Nervi: Canyon Start

Nervi: Canyon End

Nervi: Unknown Parking

Nervi: Unknown
Comment: Chiesetta di San Rocco (approche)

Nocilli: Canyon Start

Nocilli: Canyon End
Comment: continuer le Raganello vers la-bas

Nocilli: Unknown Parking

Nocilli: Unknown
Comment: sortir le Raganello 200m après Ponte D\'Ilice à gauche et monter vers nord

Novelli: Canyon Start

Novelli: Canyon End

Novelli: Parking at Entry

Novelli: Parking at Exit

Pasò: Canyon Start

Pasò: Canyon End

Pasò: Unknown Parking

Pescone: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: For me better than qualba although qualba landscape maybe more beautiful, but here there are more obstacles. Not much water but enough not to be stagnant.
2025-08-06: Very slippery, few rappels, longer running route,
Approach: Enter the agriturismo and cross it (ask kindly for permission as you pass). Continue across the meadows on a flat path until you find a path that leads down to the stream.
Tour: 6 waterfalls, including a beautiful slide. The 35 m high waterfall is subdivided to -10 m.

Pescone: Parking at Entry
2025-08-15: For me better than qualba although qualba landscape maybe more beautiful, but here there are more obstacles. Not much water but enough not to be stagnant.
2025-08-06: Very slippery, few rappels, longer running route,
Access: Access downstream: From Masera, take the 55 33 from the Simplon Pass in the direction of Milan and exit at Gravellona Toce. Drive straight on through the town in the direction of Omegna. Turn left at the traffic circle and follow the signs for Novara (Omegna bypass). At the exit of the long tunnel, hairpin bends in the direction of Omegna. As you enter the town, turn right towards Agrano. If the tunnel is closed, drive through the town of Omegna until you reach the junction for Agrano. In Agrano, park near the public park or, if possible, just before the bridge over the Pescone (limited parking). Access downstream: hairpin bends back to Agrano and turn right into Via Mottarone (very narrow road). Follow this road as it leaves the village and begins to climb. Park near the Agriturismo "1 Glicine - Alpe Selviana" or just behind it. Access upstream: At the Caslti bridge, continue to Cicogna and park in the village.
Return: After the last rappel, exit to the right and follow a downhill path that leads back to the road and shortly afterwards to the parked car.

Pescone: Parking at Exit
2025-08-15: For me better than qualba although qualba landscape maybe more beautiful, but here there are more obstacles. Not much water but enough not to be stagnant.
2025-08-06: Very slippery, few rappels, longer running route,
Access: Access downstream: From Masera, take the 55 33 from the Simplon Pass in the direction of Milan and exit at Gravellona Toce. Drive straight on through the town in the direction of Omegna. Turn left at the traffic circle and follow the signs for Novara (Omegna bypass). At the exit of the long tunnel, hairpin bends in the direction of Omegna. As you enter the town, turn right towards Agrano. If the tunnel is closed, drive through the town of Omegna until you reach the junction for Agrano. In Agrano, park near the public park or, if possible, just before the bridge over the Pescone (limited parking). Access downstream: hairpin bends back to Agrano and turn right into Via Mottarone (very narrow road). Follow this road as it leaves the village and begins to climb. Park near the Agriturismo "1 Glicine - Alpe Selviana" or just behind it. Access upstream: At the Caslti bridge, continue to Cicogna and park in the village.
Return: After the last rappel, exit to the right and follow a downhill path that leads back to the road and shortly afterwards to the parked car.

Pescone: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, exit to the right and follow a downhill path that leads back to the road and shortly afterwards to the parked car.

Pile: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: All anchor points were in good shape. Water level was perfect. The big waterfall you abseil in the water course, its a little bit hard to abseil in water course. Also be careful beacuse during the abs...
Approach: Follow the hiking path from the parking river right up to 1740m and go into the river. Follow the river and you will reach the canyon.
Tour: First 6 waterfalls are inside the deep and narrow part. After that the canyon opens, but still no escapes. Be carfefull on a 50m waterfall, since you abseil in the water course and there can be some falling rocks when you abseil. Last waterfall you can do as a double or triple pitch (anchors on the right - second anchor hard to reach). 2x60m ropes needed

Pile: Canyon End
2025-09-20: All anchor points were in good shape. Water level was perfect. The big waterfall you abseil in the water course, its a little bit hard to abseil in water course. Also be careful beacuse during the abs...
Return: From the canyon just follow the river bed to the car.

Pile: Unknown Parking
2025-09-20: All anchor points were in good shape. Water level was perfect. The big waterfall you abseil in the water course, its a little bit hard to abseil in water course. Also be careful beacuse during the abs...
Access: The road to reach the canyon is gravel road. A lot of gravel. Good to have 4x4 whell drive. But is doable also without, just go slowly.
Return: From the canyon just follow the river bed to the car.

Ponte: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the small bridge and follow the slightly ascending concrete path on the right (red arrows of the Moto Club) to the old bridge over the Rio, starting at 880 m altitude.
Tour: We start at the bridge with a 10 m rappelling route (natural anchoring RG). Some waterfalls lead to the beautiful C45, which is divided into two rappelling routes (20+30), with a cramped intermediate belay on the left bank. This is followed by two small waterfalls with shallow pools. The exit is on the left bank of the bridge at an altitude of 726 m.

Ponte: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge, follow the beautiful path on the left bank that leads past an oratory and back to the asphalt road that leads up to the parking lot.

Ponte: Unknown Parking
Access: Coming from France, take the A8 highway via Nice, continue on the A10 towards Genoa, take the Imperia Est exit. Then take the SS28 road towards Ormea - Colle di Nava - Turin as far as Acquetico. Turn left towards Ponti (canyon of Santa Lucia), up to Montegrosso Pian Latte. Cross the village via small hairpin bends, pass the road that leads to Mendatica on the right (this road is not shown on the map) and turn left at the next junction (the road that goes straight uphill leads to Marga Pian Latte). Continue for about 30 meters and park in a parking lot on the left just before you cross a small bridge.
Return: From the bridge, follow the beautiful path on the left bank that leads past an oratory and back to the asphalt road that leads up to the parking lot.

Ponte: Canyon Start1
2025-08-07: Everything went smoothly from start to exit. No problems
2025-08-05: Upper part closed due to nature reserve. During the RIC there were already active problems with the police with other groups. Walk the upper parts at your own risk. The description will be changed s...
Approach: After the bridge, descend to the right side of the river.
Tour: About 26 abseils. Above, after a first hurdle, the steep C26 begins. This first part is a bit steep and narrow, but offers beautiful parts. Cross a path (approx. 500 m altitude), after which it becomes a little more difficult. Then there are beautiful waterfalls again. Then the old bridge, below which are two magnificent waterfalls with deep pools. Then the large pool, very popular with the locals, marks a classic exit (hanging tube). This is followed by a C16, another one to go around on the right and then the final of about 18 meters. Be careful through the passage in the flood protection wall when the current is strong. Very good equipment. Exit options after the 9th and 19th anchors: the road up to Colloro is often nearby. In the last part, before the bridge on the left bank, then at the bridge and afterwards, it is possible to get off at almost every anchor. "Ponte Express": is often practiced, especially by professionals from the area. From the old bridge, walk along the left bank for a few minutes to an access point about 3-4 m high, equipped with a fixed rope and rungs; some waterfalls before the bridge, then the T5 under the bridge. The exit is at the large waterhole, clearly visible from above. Very short, but very beautiful, a real highlight... It is best to park the car in the hairpin bend on the left 1.3 km after leaving the village. From this hairpin bend you can reach the old bridge in 5 minutes (signs).

Ponte: Canyon End1
2025-08-07: Everything went smoothly from start to exit. No problems
2025-08-05: Upper part closed due to nature reserve. During the RIC there were already active problems with the police with other groups. Walk the upper parts at your own risk. The description will be changed s...
Return: A few meters behind the flood protection dam, use the stairs to get back to the right bank.

Ponte: Parking at Entry
2025-08-07: Everything went smoothly from start to exit. No problems
2025-08-05: Upper part closed due to nature reserve. During the RIC there were already active problems with the police with other groups. Walk the upper parts at your own risk. The description will be changed s...
Access: From Domodossola, head south and leave the SS33 at the Piedimulera-Vogogna exit. Continue to Vogogna and then to Premosello. From Gravellona, leave the SS33 at Premosello and then turn left. From there, follow the signs to Colloro. Downhill access: Once you reach the stream, cross it and park on the bank on the right shortly afterwards. Uphill access: Continue along the steep and winding road to Colloro. Pass the village and continue on a small paved road to the parking lot opposite the hydroelectric power plant basin.
Return: A few meters behind the flood protection dam, use the stairs to get back to the right bank.

Ponte: Parking at Exit
Access: From Domodossola, head south and leave the SS33 at the Piedimulera-Vogogna exit. Continue to Vogogna and then to Premosello. From Gravellona, leave the SS33 at Premosello and then turn left. From there, follow the signs to Colloro. Downhill access: Once you reach the stream, cross it and park on the bank on the right shortly afterwards. Uphill access: Continue along the steep and winding road to Colloro. Pass the village and continue on a small paved road to the parking lot opposite the hydroelectric power plant basin.
Return: A few meters behind the flood protection dam, use the stairs to get back to the right bank.

Portella: Canyon Start
Comment: D1 (integrale avec navette)

Portella: Canyon Start1
Comment: D2 (Michele Angileri - alt. 730m)

Portella: Canyon End

Portella: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour une randonnée avec cascades finales

Portella: Parking at Exit

Vallone Porto (Ramo destra): Canyon Start
Approach: Leave your car in the parking lot (or wherever you can park, given the absolute shortage of parking spaces on the coast) and take the uphill path, which you follow without difficulty to a forest hut (Caserma forestale 723m). Along the way you have an extraordinary panorama of Positano. At the refuge, turn right onto path 329, which you follow to the streambed.
Tour: 5mt single hook right 5mt single hook left 20mt chain right 4mt single hook right 20mt chain right 5mt single hook left 10mt chain + diverter left 2mt single hook right 2mt single hook left 4mt single hook left You stand in front of a 160m waterfall which is overcome with 4 intermediate stands (all hanging stands). 20mt left-sided chain 45mt right-sided chain (at approx. 30mt another anchor can be used, at approx. 35m there is still an old belaystation) 45mt double hook with sling on the left side 50mt at the exit of this sequence, the left side arm joins. You then continue with: 25mt natural belay on the right 35mt chain left 25mt chain left

Vallone Porto (Ramo destra): Canyon End
Return: At a water drainage turn right to a path that leads back to the road bridge.

Vallone Porto (Ramo destra): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Very small parking facilities on the road to Nocelle.
Return: At a water drainage turn right to a path that leads back to the road bridge.

Postoleone: Canyon Start

Postoleone: Unknown Parking

Praie: Canyon Start

Praie: Canyon End

Praie: Unknown Parking

Ranciga: Canyon Start

Ranciga: Canyon End

Ranciga: Parking at Exit

Ronchi: Canyon Start

Ronchi: Parking at Entry

Ronchi: Parking at Exit
Comment: fin du canyon

Ronchi: Unknown
Comment: petit pré avec téléphérique

Torrente Croto: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: The orange colour of the rock is said to come from the above goldmine. Secondary tour interesting when combined. We continued into Segnara. On the approach don't miss the big blue markings left after...
2024-06-21: All anchors ok. Leave the canyon at the footbridge.
Approach: In the village, follow the path to the chapel. Immediately after the chapel, a (overgrown) path branches off to the left towards the stream
Tour: C5 / C12 / MC7 / C16 / MC4 / C7 / MC5 / R33 / C10 / first exit to the left / R5 / R40 / bridge = recommended exit / if you want to go further C8 / C12 / C6 / C8 but then it is very difficult to climb up through the vegetation towards the road.

Torrente Croto: Canyon End
2025-08-06: The orange colour of the rock is said to come from the above goldmine. Secondary tour interesting when combined. We continued into Segnara. On the approach don't miss the big blue markings left after...
2024-06-21: All anchors ok. Leave the canyon at the footbridge.
Return: It is best to turn left at the bridge and follow the path back into the village for a few minutes

Torrente Croto: Unknown Parking
2025-08-06: The orange colour of the rock is said to come from the above goldmine. Secondary tour interesting when combined. We continued into Segnara. On the approach don't miss the big blue markings left after...
2024-06-21: All anchors ok. Leave the canyon at the footbridge.
Access: From the main road up to Pianezza. There are plenty of parking spaces at the side of the road
Return: It is best to turn left at the bridge and follow the path back into the village for a few minutes

Sajont: Canyon Start
Approach: Return along the road - then ascend in the direction of "alpe Ronco". When you reach the huts, continue uphill on the gravel road to the right. Shortly afterwards, take a path to the left towards "Lago di Campiccioli" and follow this until you reach the stream.

Sajont: Canyon End
Return: Stop at the last rappel after approx. 55 m and get off via the metal bridge - the walk from there to the car takes approx. 15 min. Alternatively, you can also rappel down to the lake - another approx. 55 m rappel - not recommended. The intermediate belay is difficult to find. In the lower area there are sharp edges and danger of falling rocks.

Sajont: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Stop at the last rappel after approx. 55 m and get off via the metal bridge - the walk from there to the car takes approx. 15 min. Alternatively, you can also rappel down to the lake - another approx. 55 m rappel - not recommended. The intermediate belay is difficult to find. In the lower area there are sharp edges and danger of falling rocks.

Santa Giulia: Canyon Start

Santa Giulia: Canyon End

Santa Giulia: Unknown Parking

Selvaromana: Canyon Start

Selvaromana: Canyon End
Comment: confluence avec Avello

Selvaromana: Unknown Parking

Sibilla: Canyon Start

Sibilla: Canyon End

Sibilla: Parking at Entry

Sibilla: Parking at Exit

Soffia (amont): Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie dem CAI-Weg 871 bis zur Furt im Bach (bei etwa 1200 m) oder verlassen Sie den Weg bei 1240 m, um über Geröll, das Schuhe und Schuhwerk ruiniert, zum Flussbett bei 1100 m zu gelangen.

Soffia (amont): Canyon End
Comment: depart pour Soffia inf.
Return: Folgen Sie der klassischen Soffia bis zum Ende oder steigen Sie auf 800 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel aus, um Gena Alta zu Fuß auf ebener Fläche zu erreichen.

Statale: Canyon Start

Statale: Canyon End

Statale: Parking at Exit

Ténalle: Canyon Start
Approach: Below the boulder with the blue dot, a not very well-marked path begins, which more or less follows a contour line (some cairns were erected in 2016). The path leads to the beginning of the canyon in a few minutes.
Tour: 18 relatively open abseils break up the descent, which runs without interruption. The Hône/Pont Boset hiking trail crosses the exit of the canyon via a stable wooden bridge. The part below the bridge includes a C42 in a well-enclosed chute. This is the most beautiful passage of the canyon. However, to get to the lower part, you inevitably have to cross the Ayasse. If the above-mentioned preliminary reconnaissance shows that this crossing is impossible, it is essential to leave the canyon via the hiking trail (return in 10 minutes).

Ténalle: Canyon End
Return: There are two options at the foot of the boulder field: _ Descend the Ayasse using canyoning techniques when the water level is low (description follows). This requires good knowledge of "white water" techniques. This option is only suitable for experienced people. The tour is then very varied (rappel at lofty heights + water section). Cross the Ayasse and reach the hiking trail on the right bank. A boulder in the riverbed, about fifteen meters above the confluence, makes the crossing easier. To get there, stay on the rope at the exit of the last small ropes section on the right bank and climb up a few meters to reach a small ledge that runs alongside the Ayasse. There is an anchorage on this ledge, but the equipment would need to be renewed. If the current of the Ayasse is very strong and the water is flowing over the boulder (normally you should not stay there then!), continue on the ledge. A little further on there is a widening of the Ayasse that allows you to cross at your own risk.

Ténalle: Parking at Entry
Access: Between Verrès and Pont St Martin, leave the national highway and head towards the Champorcher valley. In Hône, 270 m after the highway bridge, turn left onto a square in front of the town hall and cross the river Ayasse. Follow the road that runs parallel to the Ayasse uphill and park your car 570 m after the bridge in the first hairpin bend (left). At this hairpin bend, the path to the tourist complex on the river Ayasse (signpost Orrido di Hône), the normal way back from the canyon and the Pontboset/Hône hiking trail, which is also well signposted, meet on the right. Before parking the car upstream, check the flow of the Ayasse via the tourist route (see explanations below). Ténalle is the tributary that flows on the right side of the Ayasse through a crevasse with a huge boulder field, almost at the exit of the tourist trail. Allow a time of less than 2 x 15 minutes. If the Ayasse cannot be crossed, the return from the canyon is via the Hône/Pontboset hiking trail. For the car parked above, walk back up the ascent and park at the first hairpin bend (left) after the exit of the paved road, 2.3 km after the car parked below. A blue dot is painted on a large boulder at the side of the road.
Return: There are two options at the foot of the boulder field: _ Descend the Ayasse using canyoning techniques when the water level is low (description follows). This requires good knowledge of "white water" techniques. This option is only suitable for experienced people. The tour is then very varied (rappel at lofty heights + water section). Cross the Ayasse and reach the hiking trail on the right bank. A boulder in the riverbed, about fifteen meters above the confluence, makes the crossing easier. To get there, stay on the rope at the exit of the last small ropes section on the right bank and climb up a few meters to reach a small ledge that runs alongside the Ayasse. There is an anchorage on this ledge, but the equipment would need to be renewed. If the current of the Ayasse is very strong and the water is flowing over the boulder (normally you should not stay there then!), continue on the ledge. A little further on there is a widening of the Ayasse that allows you to cross at your own risk.

Ténalle: Parking at Exit
Access: Between Verrès and Pont St Martin, leave the national highway and head towards the Champorcher valley. In Hône, 270 m after the highway bridge, turn left onto a square in front of the town hall and cross the river Ayasse. Follow the road that runs parallel to the Ayasse uphill and park your car 570 m after the bridge in the first hairpin bend (left). At this hairpin bend, the path to the tourist complex on the river Ayasse (signpost Orrido di Hône), the normal way back from the canyon and the Pontboset/Hône hiking trail, which is also well signposted, meet on the right. Before parking the car upstream, check the flow of the Ayasse via the tourist route (see explanations below). Ténalle is the tributary that flows on the right side of the Ayasse through a crevasse with a huge boulder field, almost at the exit of the tourist trail. Allow a time of less than 2 x 15 minutes. If the Ayasse cannot be crossed, the return from the canyon is via the Hône/Pontboset hiking trail. For the car parked above, walk back up the ascent and park at the first hairpin bend (left) after the exit of the paved road, 2.3 km after the car parked below. A blue dot is painted on a large boulder at the side of the road.
Return: There are two options at the foot of the boulder field: _ Descend the Ayasse using canyoning techniques when the water level is low (description follows). This requires good knowledge of "white water" techniques. This option is only suitable for experienced people. The tour is then very varied (rappel at lofty heights + water section). Cross the Ayasse and reach the hiking trail on the right bank. A boulder in the riverbed, about fifteen meters above the confluence, makes the crossing easier. To get there, stay on the rope at the exit of the last small ropes section on the right bank and climb up a few meters to reach a small ledge that runs alongside the Ayasse. There is an anchorage on this ledge, but the equipment would need to be renewed. If the current of the Ayasse is very strong and the water is flowing over the boulder (normally you should not stay there then!), continue on the ledge. A little further on there is a widening of the Ayasse that allows you to cross at your own risk.

Crot: Canyon Start
2025-07-29: Run up everything. Beautiful single pitches. Lots of block climbing and block hiking. Quite ok for 1 time. Rappel no. 6 could do with 2 new anchors (M8s), but you can also rappel down a tree.

Crot: Canyon End
2025-07-29: Run up everything. Beautiful single pitches. Lots of block climbing and block hiking. Quite ok for 1 time. Rappel no. 6 could do with 2 new anchors (M8s), but you can also rappel down a tree.

Crot: Parking at Entry
2025-07-29: Run up everything. Beautiful single pitches. Lots of block climbing and block hiking. Quite ok for 1 time. Rappel no. 6 could do with 2 new anchors (M8s), but you can also rappel down a tree.

Crot: Parking at Exit

Travenanzes: Canyon Start

Travenanzes: Canyon End

Travenanzes: Parking Entry and Exit

Troggia

Vallelunga: Canyon Start

Vallelunga: Canyon End

Vallelunga: Unknown Parking

Valletta: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Old anchors, should be renewed, 3 cool rappels Done because we still had time. Not necessarily suitable for beginners!
2025-08-04: Occasionally very rewarding abseils, but very overgrown at the start. A detailed description will be prepared soon.
Approach: Without shuttle: Continue 200 m on foot along the road and after the former Hotel Magenta turn left into a small road (signs "Cascata la Valletta"). After the bridge over Bogna (view of the last waterfall), walk up the right path for 160 m until you reach a stone bench. Climb straight up into the forest on a barely recognizable path without reaching the canyon too soon (so climb slightly to the right). You will come to a building from which a better path leads diagonally to the left up to the dam (Brise Vague), the starting point of the canyon. From the parking lot above, take a path in front of the oratory towards the stream and then descend as best you can along the torrent to the dam.
Tour: 8 abseils from 3 to 32 m; the two biggest waterfalls are beautiful and a bit wet. MC possible to reach the belays (useful for beginners), only the last C32 (with 1 intermediate point) is obligatory and a bit airy...

Valletta: Canyon End
2025-09-17: Old anchors, should be renewed, 3 cool rappels Done because we still had time. Not necessarily suitable for beginners!
2025-08-04: Occasionally very rewarding abseils, but very overgrown at the start. A detailed description will be prepared soon.
Return: A few meters after the C8, which passes under the bridge, leave the right bank via a steep little path that leads to the old path, just a few meters from the bridge. Cross the stream over the aforementioned bridge to reach the village and then the parking lot.

Valletta: Parking at Exit
2025-09-17: Old anchors, should be renewed, 3 cool rappels Done because we still had time. Not necessarily suitable for beginners!
2025-08-04: Occasionally very rewarding abseils, but very overgrown at the start. A detailed description will be prepared soon.
Access: From Domodossola, drive up the Val Bognanco. Park in the parking lot on the right just before the bridge over Bogna, at the entrance to the hamlet of Fonti. This is also the lower parking lot of Rasiga.
Return: A few meters after the C8, which passes under the bridge, leave the right bank via a steep little path that leads to the old path, just a few meters from the bridge. Cross the stream over the aforementioned bridge to reach the village and then the parking lot.

Valletta: Parking at Entry
Comment: Nicht verifiziert
Access: From Domodossola, drive up the Val Bognanco. Park in the parking lot on the right just before the bridge over Bogna, at the entrance to the hamlet of Fonti. This is also the lower parking lot of Rasiga.
Return: A few meters after the C8, which passes under the bridge, leave the right bank via a steep little path that leads to the old path, just a few meters from the bridge. Cross the stream over the aforementioned bridge to reach the village and then the parking lot.

Vene: Canyon Start

Vene: Canyon End

Vene: Parking at Entry

Vene: Parking at Exit

Viéring: Canyon Start

Viéring: Canyon End

Viéring: Parking at Entry

Viéring: Parking at Exit

Vione sup.: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Alke anchors in order. The first jump (approx. 12m) is not possible, but otherwise everything works with a bit of leg pulling.
2024-06-29: Vione 1,2,3 committed - everything top - parking at the harbor more expensive than in the description
2024-05-24: Vione superiore All stands in order.
Comment: alternative 1 (Vione direct)
Approach: We continue on a forest path (compass hiking trail no. 251). This leads us downhill and crosses a stream (Rio Nota) after about 800 m - entry. You can also descend a little earlier on footpaths to the stream as soon as you see it. ( 00h 20' )
Tour: Via this orographic left side stream, after a few small steps, you reach the Vione superiore. Elsewhere (e.g. in "Gole und Canyons") an access from the orographic right side directly into the Rio Sernifa (Vione) is described. Shortly after the confluence of the Rio Nota (with several small slides and jumps) and the Rio Sernifa, you will come to an approx. 9 m long bumpy slide. Immediately afterwards, you can climb back up to the upper parking lot on a path to the left. The 8 m rappel that follows should only be jumped if the depth of the pool is sufficient (check!). The lower part of the Vione (from the road bridge) down to Lake Garda is a pure rappel canyon (16 rappels, max. 45 m, partly exposed access, approx. 3 hours) with unfortunately contaminated water, which can be a risk, especially if there is insufficient flow in midsummer. Access is currently (2012) prohibited. In the meantime, the municipality of Tignalga has issued a comprehensive access regulation for the Vione, the main content of which is the payment of a fee (2012: 2 euros) at the tourist office (ufficio del turismo) in Tignalga. ( 03h 30

Vione sup.: Canyon End
2025-09-18: Alke anchors in order. The first jump (approx. 12m) is not possible, but otherwise everything works with a bit of leg pulling.
2024-06-29: Vione 1,2,3 committed - everything top - parking at the harbor more expensive than in the description
2024-05-24: Vione superiore All stands in order.
Return: Immediately out onto the road bridge.

Vione sup.: Parking at Entry
2025-09-18: Alke anchors in order. The first jump (approx. 12m) is not possible, but otherwise everything works with a bit of leg pulling.
2024-06-29: Vione 1,2,3 committed - everything top - parking at the harbor more expensive than in the description
2024-05-24: Vione superiore All stands in order.
Comment: alternative 1
Access: From Riva del Garda on the northern shore of Lake Garda on the "Gardesana Occidentale" - SS 45 approx. 23.5 km southwards, where the road to Tignale (SP 38) branches off at an acute angle. Follow this road uphill for 2.8 km until the road crosses the "Vione" (the stream is actually called Rio Sernifa) in a sharp right-hand bend. Park the lower car at the bridge. Take the other car uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Go through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: Immediately out onto the road bridge.

Vione sup.: Parking at Entry1
Comment: alternative 2
Access: From Riva del Garda on the northern shore of Lake Garda on the "Gardesana Occidentale" - SS 45 approx. 23.5 km southwards, where the road to Tignale (SP 38) branches off at an acute angle. Follow this road uphill for 2.8 km until the road crosses the "Vione" (the stream is actually called Rio Sernifa) in a sharp right-hand bend. Park the lower car at the bridge. Take the other car uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Go through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road. Park the second vehicle here.
Return: Immediately out onto the road bridge.

Vione sup.: Parking at Exit
Access: From Riva del Garda on the northern shore of Lake Garda on the "Gardesana Occidentale" - SS 45 approx. 23.5 km southwards, where the road to Tignale (SP 38) branches off at an acute angle. Follow this road uphill for 2.8 km until the road crosses the "Vione" (the stream is actually called Rio Sernifa) in a sharp right-hand bend. Park the lower car at the bridge. Take the other car uphill for another 4.2 km until the road to Gardola branches off to the left. Go through Gordola and at the northern end of the village turn left onto Via Panoramica towards Aer (571 m above sea level), pass this village on the right until you reach the exit of the tarred road. Park the second vehicle here.

Bomino: Canyon Start

Bomino: Canyon End

Bomino: Parking at Entry

Bomino: Unknown Parking

Bosco: Canyon Start1

Bosco: Canyon End1

Bosco: Unknown Parking

Costa Ariola: Canyon Start

Costa Ariola: Canyon End

Costa Ariola: Parking at Entry

Costa Ariola: Parking at Exit

Evigno: Canyon Start
Approach: The road that branches off to the right leads through the valley.
Tour: First a small waterfall, then a large, very steep wall for which you need a rope in the middle section.

Evigno: Canyon End
Return: Walk up the tributary on the right bank for about 150 m, turn right (left bank) and walk slightly out onto terraces with olive trees. Go up a few meters to quickly find a concrete path that leads to the road and then to the car.

Evigno: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the A10 highway to Diano Marina. From Ventimiglia take the Imperia Est exit, from Genoa take the Bartolomeo al mare exit. Drive towards Diano Castello, turn right at the first traffic circle into Via San Pietro. Continue towards Diano Evigno. (The road that passes at the foot of Diano San Pietro is better than the one that passes at the foot of Diano Castello and Diano Borello). Park below the church on a left-hand bend (garbage cans, kindergarten).
Return: Walk up the tributary on the right bank for about 150 m, turn right (left bank) and walk slightly out onto terraces with olive trees. Go up a few meters to quickly find a concrete path that leads to the road and then to the car.

Forcola: Canyon Start

Forcola: Canyon End

Forcola: Parking at Entry

Forcola: Parking at Exit

Gallavesa: Canyon Start
Tour: Short but very deep canyon. It is located at the gates of Lecco, near Calolziocorte. The descent is characterized by its continuity, some beautiful canyons and a rather impressive first rappelling routes. The start of these rappelling routes is technically challenging.

Gallavesa: Canyon End

Gallavesa: Parking at Entry

Gallavesa: Parking at Exit

Grande Vulcano: Canyon Start

Infernaccio dell’Ambro: Canyon Start
2025-05-15: Beautiful and very narrow, zero water in the 69m rappel

Infernaccio dell’Ambro: Canyon End
2025-05-15: Beautiful and very narrow, zero water in the 69m rappel
Comment: fin de la clue, depart du sentier

Infernaccio dell’Ambro: Parking at Entry
2025-05-15: Beautiful and very narrow, zero water in the 69m rappel
Comment: navette 55 km - pas necessaire

Infernaccio dell’Ambro: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette longue, mais pas necessaire

Pago delle Fosse: Canyon Start

Pago delle Fosse: Canyon End

Pago delle Fosse: Parking at Entry

Pago delle Fosse: Parking at Exit

Pila: Canyon Start

Pila: Parking Entry and Exit

Pila: Canyon End

Rava: Canyon Start

Rava: Parking at Entry

Rava: Parking at Exit

Rava: Canyon End

Ravi: Canyon Start

Ravi: Canyon End

Ravi: Parking at Entry

Ravi: Parking at Exit

Ripa Rossa Sx (left): Canyon Start

Ripa Rossa Sx (left): Canyon End

Ripa Rossa Sx (left): Parking at Entry

Ripa Rossa Sx (left): Parking at Exit

Rogna: Canyon Start

Rogna: Parking at Entry

Rogna: Parking at Exit

Rogna: Canyon End

Roletto: Canyon Start

Roletto: Canyon End

Roletto: Unknown Parking

San Antonio

Venina: Canyon Start

Venina: Canyon End

Venina: Parking at Entry

Venina: Parking at Exit

Aït Issimour: Canyon Start

Aït Issimour: Canyon End

Aït Issimour: Parking at Entry

Assif n Talat n Tadount: Canyon Start

Assif n Talat n Tadount: Canyon End

Assif n Talat n Tadount: Parking Entry and Exit

Tafrawt: Canyon Start

Tafrawt: Canyon End

Tafrawt: Parking Entry and Exit

Tafrawt: Waypoint
Comment: col vers 3000m pour basculer sur le plateau

Tafrawt: Waypoint1
Comment: Village de Taghia

Talmest: Canyon Start

Talmest: Canyon End

Talmest: Parking Entry and Exit

Tamarin Falls: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ C40

Tamarin Falls: Parking Entry and Exit

Jombo Khola: Canyon Start

Jombo Khola: Canyon End

Jombo Khola: Parking Entry and Exit

Eagles Nest: Canyon Start
2025-03-03: We entered the Canyon via a new way and places a few bolts and the topo will soon be out in kiwicanyins.org New part less in the bush and cleaner

Eagles Nest: Unknown Parking
2025-03-03: We entered the Canyon via a new way and places a few bolts and the topo will soon be out in kiwicanyins.org New part less in the bush and cleaner

Imp Grotto: Canyon Start
2025-01-20: Great value. The start to the approach is a little hard to find - walk east of the bridge, then between two road edge reflectors about 40m apart, you'll know youre in the right place when you find the...
2024-03-04: Short but great, actually every single spot is worthwhile. Cool jumps, fun slides and ideal rappels.
Approach: Find the path between two road signs east of the bridge. When you find a fixed rope, follow the path up.

Imp Grotto: Canyon End
2025-01-20: Great value. The start to the approach is a little hard to find - walk east of the bridge, then between two road edge reflectors about 40m apart, you'll know youre in the right place when you find the...
2024-03-04: Short but great, actually every single spot is worthwhile. Cool jumps, fun slides and ideal rappels.

Imp Grotto: Unknown Parking
2025-01-20: Great value. The start to the approach is a little hard to find - walk east of the bridge, then between two road edge reflectors about 40m apart, you'll know youre in the right place when you find the...
2024-03-04: Short but great, actually every single spot is worthwhile. Cool jumps, fun slides and ideal rappels.

Leaping Burn: Canyon Start
Comment: Approximatif, suivre le sentier et les cordes fixes

Leaping Burn: Canyon End
Comment: évidente, après la grosse vasque final

Mather Creek: Canyon Start

Niger stream: Canyon Start
Comment: approximatif

Niger stream: Canyon End

Ore Stream: Canyon Start
2026-02-08: Equipment all ok, could use replacement on one piece of webbing. Beautiful trip! 4.30 round trip while taking it easy. 8 fingers under line for water reference.

Ore Stream: Canyon End
2026-02-08: Equipment all ok, could use replacement on one piece of webbing. Beautiful trip! 4.30 round trip while taking it easy. 8 fingers under line for water reference.

Ore Stream: Unknown Parking
2026-02-08: Equipment all ok, could use replacement on one piece of webbing. Beautiful trip! 4.30 round trip while taking it easy. 8 fingers under line for water reference.

Red Granit Creek: Canyon Start

Red Granit Creek: Unknown Parking

Red Granit Creek: Unknown
Comment: Entrée intermédiaire possible

The Wilberhorse: Canyon Start

Tiropahi River: Canyon Start

Twin Creek: Canyon Start

Wilson Creek: Canyon Start
2025-12-31: Good trip, beautiful canyon! Must do for the scenery! Approach changed a bit becease of the slip. Try to cross the slip and re-join the track at the spur on the other side.
2025-01-19: Sensational. One of the pretiest canyons ever. A few nice sporty jumps, some cool abseils, and best of all some sporty moves off of ropes navigating little downclimbs through the water flow. The wat...
2024-03-04: Very beautiful and challenging tour. I would do it again when I go back to New Zealand. The tour is described in the NZ topographic view book as far as I remember.

Birch Creek: Canyon Start

Birch Creek: Unknown Parking

Carew Creek: Canyon Start

Chamberlain Creek: Canyon Start

Doom Creek: Canyon Start

Granity Creek: Canyon Start

Granity Creek: Unknown Parking

Navigator Canyon: Canyon Start

Pukehinau Canyon: Canyon Start

Pukehinau Canyon: Unknown Parking

Purple Creek: Canyon Start

Purple Creek: Unknown Parking

Purple Creek: Unknown
Comment: Camping

Ruapae Falls: Canyon Start

Sawyers Stream: Canyon Start

Sawyers Stream: Unknown Parking

Sharplin Falls: Canyon Start

Sleeping Beauty Canyon: Canyon Start

Sylvia Falls Canyon: Canyon Start

Three Fellahs Canyon: Canyon Start

Tui Canyon: Canyon Start

Waikoko Canyon: Canyon Start

Waipehi Canyon: Canyon Start

Waipehi Canyon: Unknown Parking

Whakamarina Gorge: Canyon Start

Whisky Creek: Canyon Start

Whisky Creek: Unknown Parking

Woolshed Creek: Canyon Start

Abelheira: Canyon Start

Abelheira: Canyon End

Além inférior: Canyon Start

Além inférior: Canyon End

Badanela Supérior: Canyon Start

Branco: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the road to the bridge and go down to the river.
Tour: No major complications

Branco: Canyon End
Return: A path on our left will take us up to the road, we take it to the left and then left again to go to the M569.

Branco: Parking at Entry
Access: We must reach the village of Couto de Esteves. From Oliveira de Frades on the N227 towards São João da Serra. Follow the N227 to Lameiras. Turn right to Couto de Esteves on the M569. At Couto turn right to Sever do Vouga. Just at the exit of the village we have a park on the left just before the bridge over the river Branco. We park
Return: A path on our left will take us up to the road, we take it to the left and then left again to go to the M569.

Branco: Parking at Exit
Access: We must reach the village of Couto de Esteves. From Oliveira de Frades on the N227 towards São João da Serra. Follow the N227 to Lameiras. Turn right to Couto de Esteves on the M569. At Couto turn right to Sever do Vouga. Just at the exit of the village we have a park on the left just before the bridge over the river Branco. We park
Return: A path on our left will take us up to the road, we take it to the left and then left again to go to the M569.

Cabo: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: very slippery. anchoring from trees. exit from canyon not obvious

Caimbro: Canyon Start

Caldeirões Inferior: Canyon Start

Caldeirões Inferior: Canyon End

Cão Superior: Canyon Start
2025-10-01: very beautiful, garden like canyon. might cut a rope

Capulla: Canyon Start
2025-12-30: We rappelled the 110m in one go, the ropes were easy to pull off.
2024-10-09: Beautiful rappel with a 111 m high waterfall.
2024-10-09: With Levada hike there and back a very nice tour.

Capulla: Canyon End
2025-12-30: We rappelled the 110m in one go, the ropes were easy to pull off.
2024-10-09: Beautiful rappel with a 111 m high waterfall.
2024-10-09: With Levada hike there and back a very nice tour.

Casas Inférior: Canyon Start
2025-10-06: Nice canyon. Approaches path very muddy

Cavaletes: Canyon Start

Delgado (Partie A): Canyon Start

Delgado (Partie A): Canyon End

Delgado (Partie A): Parking at Entry

Delgado (Partie A): Parking at Exit

Delgado (Partie B): Canyon Start

Delgado (Partie B): Canyon End
Return: The way back, which is also the access route for Delgado C, is extremely exposed and certainly even more dangerous downhill. It leads through the cliff face onto the old, partly buried coastal road, which you follow for a few hundred meters to the Veu de Noiva viewpoint. A car should be parked here.

Delgado (Partie B): Parking at Entry
Return: The way back, which is also the access route for Delgado C, is extremely exposed and certainly even more dangerous downhill. It leads through the cliff face onto the old, partly buried coastal road, which you follow for a few hundred meters to the Veu de Noiva viewpoint. A car should be parked here.

Delgado (Partie B): Parking at Exit
Return: The way back, which is also the access route for Delgado C, is extremely exposed and certainly even more dangerous downhill. It leads through the cliff face onto the old, partly buried coastal road, which you follow for a few hundred meters to the Veu de Noiva viewpoint. A car should be parked here.

Fonte: Canyon Start

Funda Fazenda Lajes: Canyon Start

Galinhaca: Canyon Start

Galinhaca: Canyon End

Grande inferior: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrer dans le canyon au Niveau du pont

Grande inferior: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie à la centrale hydroélectrique

Grande inferior: Unknown Parking
Comment: Se garer au niveau de la conduite forcée

Hortelã superior (partie 1): Canyon Start
2024-11-08: On access, always follow the path marked with a yellow and black flutter line. Even if the path is confusing. All anchors are in good condition. It is also advisable to use the small rope traverses, a...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the road through the metal gate and follow the hiking trail to the "start of the stream" (according to GPS) (approx. 1000m). Then turn left onto the narrow path and follow the trail. The path is marked with yellow and black ribbons (as of 11/2024) and is very winding.
Tour: Beautiful canyon with a great multipitch. The highlight is the almost completely free-hanging 40m rappel at the end of the multipitch.

Hortelã superior (partie 1): Canyon End
2024-11-08: On access, always follow the path marked with a yellow and black flutter line. Even if the path is confusing. All anchors are in good condition. It is also advisable to use the small rope traverses, a...
Comment: Arrivée à la Levada Do Norte
Return: Over the Levada do Norte to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 1): Parking at Entry
2024-11-08: On access, always follow the path marked with a yellow and black flutter line. Even if the path is confusing. All anchors are in good condition. It is also advisable to use the small rope traverses, a...
Access: Park on the plateau via the ER209 road in the parking lot near the coordinates. There is a metal gate on the opposite side (start of access)
Return: Over the Levada do Norte to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 1): Parking at Exit
Access: Park on the plateau via the ER209 road in the parking lot near the coordinates. There is a metal gate on the opposite side (start of access)
Return: Over the Levada do Norte to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 2): Canyon Start
2025-12-28: High water level after rainfall, superiore fun!
2024-11-08: Stream and anchors in good condition. Have previously done part 1. Part 1 and part 2 are often grouped together as the superiore part.
Comment: Départ de la Levada Do Norte
Approach: Via several hiking trails to Levada do Norte up to the canyon. Jungle Rain/ Beira do Lombo Queimado is crossed along the way.
Tour: Part goes from Levada do Norte to Levada do Seixal. Shortly before the exit, Jungel Rain superiore/ Beira Lombo Queimado comes in from the right. The last rappel ends on Levada do Seixal and exits "backwards" into the tunnel. The rest of the waterfall belongs to the lower part and is rappelled from the right of the levada to the intermediate belay.

Hortelã superior (partie 2): Canyon End
2025-12-28: High water level after rainfall, superiore fun!
2024-11-08: Stream and anchors in good condition. Have previously done part 1. Part 1 and part 2 are often grouped together as the superiore part.
Comment: Sortie au milieu de la C76 sur la Levada do Seixal
Return: Over the Levada do Seixal to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 2): Parking at Entry
2025-12-28: High water level after rainfall, superiore fun!
2024-11-08: Stream and anchors in good condition. Have previously done part 1. Part 1 and part 2 are often grouped together as the superiore part.
Access: Same as section 1 if you park at the top. If only one car is parked at the bottom, then drive to Chao da Ribeira on the ER221. Drive through the village until you reach the exit of the road/path.
Return: Over the Levada do Seixal to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 2): Parking at Exit
Access: Same as section 1 if you park at the top. If only one car is parked at the bottom, then drive to Chao da Ribeira on the ER221. Drive through the village until you reach the exit of the road/path.
Return: Over the Levada do Seixal to the hiking trail. From there, either follow the trail down towards Chao da Ribeira (second car at the bottom) or ascent to the car on the plateau. Or you can walk the lower part of the canyon.

Hortelã superior (partie 2): Waypoint
Comment: Accès Llevadas d\'approche
Approach: Via several hiking trails to Levada do Norte up to the canyon. Jungle Rain/ Beira do Lombo Queimado is crossed along the way.

José de Fraga Supérior: Canyon Start

Jungle Rain: Canyon Start
2024-11-06: Well equipped and nice to walk. We did Vimieiro afterwards.
2024-10-04: 1st hour of the canyon is not so great. We recommend adding Hortela inferiore or Vimiero. Access trail:
2023-10-04: A great tour with Hortela inferiore afterwards.

Laje Gauche: Canyon Start

Laje Gauche: Canyon End

Lajeado: Canyon Start
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lajeado Uniquement la partie touristique, sans les grandes rappels. Eau froide, équipement presque partout dernier cri, nombreux sauts magnifi...
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2025-06-06: The beginning is pure jumps (except for the 20m) and longer walks, the second part is a super airy descent pair with high drops and hanging belays. I'd recommend an alternative approach: park at Rab...
Approach: First follow the path to the Levada do Pico da Urze, then follow this levada for a short distance to reach the Lajeado canyon. Alternative access: Park in Rabacal, from there an easy 3.5km walk along the Levada de Alecrim to the canyon. If you start here (and not 200m further up), you can save yourself a longer streambed hike, but you will miss R1. If you despair at this easy jump, you can always climb over it from below (more jumps follow anyway).
Tour: We were in the first part, which is particularly suitable for canyoning enthusiasts who love jumping. The highest parts in this part measure 20 meters. The second part follows on seamlessly with an 80-meter cascade. This is followed later by a 130 meter high cascade.

Lajeado: Parking at Entry
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lajeado Uniquement la partie touristique, sans les grandes rappels. Eau froide, équipement presque partout dernier cri, nombreux sauts magnifi...
2025-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lajeado (Quelle:
2025-06-06: The beginning is pure jumps (except for the 20m) and longer walks, the second part is a super airy descent pair with high drops and hanging belays. I'd recommend an alternative approach: park at Rab...
Access: There are plenty of places to park your car on the ER105 road.
Return: At the exit before the C80: Shortly before the C80, a path leads out of the canyon on the left bank. At the beginning, a short section is very steep and athletic, then a leisurely, albeit constantly uphill hiking trail.

Lajeado: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-12-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lajeado Uniquement la partie touristique, sans les grandes rappels. Eau froide, équipement presque partout dernier cri, nombreux sauts magnifi...
2025-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lajeado (Quelle:
2025-06-06: The beginning is pure jumps (except for the 20m) and longer walks, the second part is a super airy descent pair with high drops and hanging belays. I'd recommend an alternative approach: park at Rab...
Comment: Ende Lajeado supérieur / Startpunkt des C80
Access: There are plenty of places to park your car on the ER105 road.
Return: At the exit before the C80: Shortly before the C80, a path leads out of the canyon on the left bank. At the beginning, a short section is very steep and athletic, then a leisurely, albeit constantly uphill hiking trail.

Lombo (centre): Canyon Start

Lombo (centre): Canyon End

Lombo droit: Canyon Start

Lombo droit: Canyon End

Lordelo: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the back side of the bridge, a trail leads down to the left bank of the river.
Tour: Interesting descent, although hampered by the poor condition of the facilities.

Lordelo: Canyon End
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Comment: Lagoa da barragem. Nadar até à estrada (200m)
Return: At the end of the river we have a footbridge that crosses it and takes us to the track where we have parked. If we have the car on the bridge we will have to climb up to it.

Lordelo: Parking at Entry
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Access: We must reach the village of Lourizela (Couto de Esteves). From Oliveira de Frades on the N227 towards São João da Serra. Follow the N227 to Lameiras. Turn right to Couto de Esteves on the M569 and after 200m turn left to Lourizela. If we have two cars, we will leave the access car at the bridge between Lourizela and Couto. The return car will be left on the road that goes down to the reservoir at the end.
Return: At the end of the river we have a footbridge that crosses it and takes us to the track where we have parked. If we have the car on the bridge we will have to climb up to it.

Lordelo: Parking at Exit
Comment: chemin de terre
Access: We must reach the village of Lourizela (Couto de Esteves). From Oliveira de Frades on the N227 towards São João da Serra. Follow the N227 to Lameiras. Turn right to Couto de Esteves on the M569 and after 200m turn left to Lourizela. If we have two cars, we will leave the access car at the bridge between Lourizela and Couto. The return car will be left on the road that goes down to the reservoir at the end.
Return: At the end of the river we have a footbridge that crosses it and takes us to the track where we have parked. If we have the car on the bridge we will have to climb up to it.

Agua do Vento (inferior): Canyon Start
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2025-12-17: Descent from Paul da Serra, 1h30, very cold and windy, we started in full neoprene, later the pants were enough. At the beginning a few unspectacular rappels await you, then the canyon narrows very ni...
Comment: Die Schlucht beginnt unter der Brücke vor dem Tunnel
Approach: 1) From the fish farm, walk further into the valley until you reach a broken dam. Cross it orographic left (stairs) and follow the path through the forest. At the exit before the river Seixal there is a wooden sign "Lombo Barbinhas". Cross the river here and continue straight ahead towards the mountain (faint tracks). Then follow the steep path uphill (single wooden steps, rotten) until you reach the Levada do Seixal (water channel). Follow this to the right in the direction of flow. About 100 meters later there is a small path that leads further uphill. Follow this until you reach the Levada do Norte. Here we go left in the direction of flow of the levada for 500 m until we reach a bridge and a tunnel. The canyon begins under the bridge. (2h) 2) From the upper parking lot we walk almost north on a wide track ("Terra Cha"). We pass the accesses to Seixal superior and Hortela superior (both on the left). After a good 2.1 km (30 min), we turn left onto the slightly sloping slope. This leads to a hiking trail that descends steeply through the forest to the Levada do Norte ("Vereda do Lombo Barbinhas"). Once you reach the levada, turn right and follow the levada in the direction of flow for 500 meters until you reach a bridge and a tunnel. The canyon begins under the bridge. (1h45min)
Tour: The canyon begins rather harmlessly with a few short downclimbs and abseils up to a maximum of 15 meters. Then, somewhat unexpectedly, you are confronted with a huge panorama that stretches as far as the parking lot at the fish farm. A 20-meter rope traverse / rappel brings us to the edge of a "mega" waterfall. After another 15 meters, we reach the last, extremely exposed and free-hanging abseil, after which the wall overhangs. From here, the route descends 150 meters into the depths, the first 130 of which are free-hanging. There is only room for 2 people at each belay station, so take ropes with you. On every second tour, the falling ropes fall into unreachable, sharp-edged ledges from which they can no longer be pulled out. There have already been several rescues! After this rappel, there are three more (60, 15, 50 meters), this and the phenomenon described above must be taken into account when planning the rope!

Agua do Vento (inferior): Canyon End
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2025-12-17: Descent from Paul da Serra, 1h30, very cold and windy, we started in full neoprene, later the pants were enough. At the beginning a few unspectacular rappels await you, then the canyon narrows very ni...
Return: After the last waterfall, follow the watercourse more or less closely downhill through the forest until you can cross the main river of the valley (mostly dry here). Turn right and a little later you will reach the car.

Agua do Vento (inferior): Parking at Entry
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2025-12-17: Descent from Paul da Serra, 1h30, very cold and windy, we started in full neoprene, later the pants were enough. At the beginning a few unspectacular rappels await you, then the canyon narrows very ni...
Comment: Infotafel Canyoning, am besten gegenüber parken.
Access: There are two options: 1) Access with only one car from the bottom, approach via Seixal and Chao da Ribeira to the exit of the slope to the parking lot (exit) at the fish farm. 2) Access with reparking (over 30 km, 45 min) from the upper parking lot (entry).
Return: After the last waterfall, follow the watercourse more or less closely downhill through the forest until you can cross the main river of the valley (mostly dry here). Turn right and a little later you will reach the car.

Agua do Vento (inferior): Parking at Exit
Comment: Direkt an der Fischfarm (Infotafel Canyoning)
Access: There are two options: 1) Access with only one car from the bottom, approach via Seixal and Chao da Ribeira to the exit of the slope to the parking lot (exit) at the fish farm. 2) Access with reparking (over 30 km, 45 min) from the upper parking lot (entry).
Return: After the last waterfall, follow the watercourse more or less closely downhill through the forest until you can cross the main river of the valley (mostly dry here). Turn right and a little later you will reach the car.

Meio: Canyon Start

Mesa: Canyon Start

Mesa: Canyon End

Mizarela: Canyon Start

Moinhos: Canyon Start

Paraduça: Canyon Start
Approach: (Ver mapa)

Paraduça: Canyon End
Return: You reach the bridge over the highway

Paraduça: Parking at Entry
Access: By the N227 between São João da Serra and Junqueira. Take the M569 north to Paraduça, just before arriving you pass the bridge over the river and there is a place to park the return car or if you only have one. With the access car we must go up to Rua dos Moinhos (see map).
Return: You reach the bridge over the highway

Paraduça: Parking at Exit
Access: By the N227 between São João da Serra and Junqueira. Take the M569 north to Paraduça, just before arriving you pass the bridge over the river and there is a place to park the return car or if you only have one. With the access car we must go up to Rua dos Moinhos (see map).
Return: You reach the bridge over the highway

Pedra Branca: Canyon Start
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pedra Branca Première sortie canyoning de 2026 pour moi. Pedra Branca, avec un debit consequente. La cascade de 50 mètres de haut etait impres...
2025-12-29: Rope on the high rappel was difficult to pull off.
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Approach: From the parking entry, follow the path on the right that leads towards the mountain and after a few meters crosses a small bridge and then a streambed that is almost always dry. The trail then climbs up the slope parallel to a wall for a few minutes. Depending on the state of maintenance, which varies greatly from year to year, a machete is helpful. Currently (November 2024), the path is very passable, even if it is narrow and exposed in places in the upper section. Finally, the path turns off into the forest and shortly afterwards you reach a large tree with a large blue (also November 2024) sling attached to its roots. (Total approx. 10 minutes) From here, you can rope a good 25 meters into the canyon. The access is marked with a red dashed line on the map provided here.
Tour: 10 abseiling points. The first rappel is the highest waterfall of the tour at approx. 50 meters. After several small drops, the canyon exits with an approx. 30 meter high waterfall, where a rappel guide to the lakeside boundary wall of the road is possible (two glued anchors).

Pedra Branca: Canyon End
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pedra Branca Première sortie canyoning de 2026 pour moi. Pedra Branca, avec un debit consequente. La cascade de 50 mètres de haut etait impres...
2025-12-29: Rope on the high rappel was difficult to pull off.
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Return: If a car is parked at the exit, the way back is to climb out of the basin. If there is only one car on the tour, turn right along the old ER 101 to the main road. Then turn left through the short tunnel, another 100 meters along the road and then the most strenuous part of the tour follows with the ascent to the car. Fortunately, this is very short. (Total return journey approx. 10 minutes)

Pedra Branca: Parking at Entry
2026-01-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pedra Branca Première sortie canyoning de 2026 pour moi. Pedra Branca, avec un debit consequente. La cascade de 50 mètres de haut etait impres...
2025-12-29: Rope on the high rappel was difficult to pull off.
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Access: From Sao Vicente: Drive in the direction of Porto Moniz. Approx. 500 m after the Seixal tunnel, turn left steeply uphill and park at the top next to the picnic table. From Porto Moniz: Drive in the direction of Sao Vicente. Drive through the Faja Contreiras tunnel, then through another short tunnel, 100 meters after that turn steeply right at the top, park at the top next to the picnic table. There is the (less sensible) option of parking a second car at the end of the canyon (exit parking lot), turn off onto the old ER 101 between the short tunnel and the Faja Contreiras tunnel. Sometimes this road is closed. There is often some debris on it, which indicates the risk of falling rocks. After a good 100 meters you reach the final waterfall. Shortly afterwards, you can park your car on the left. When the waves are high, water sometimes splashes over the wall.
Return: If a car is parked at the exit, the way back is to climb out of the basin. If there is only one car on the tour, turn right along the old ER 101 to the main road. Then turn left through the short tunnel, another 100 meters along the road and then the most strenuous part of the tour follows with the ascent to the car. Fortunately, this is very short. (Total return journey approx. 10 minutes)

Pedra Branca: Parking at Exit
Access: From Sao Vicente: Drive in the direction of Porto Moniz. Approx. 500 m after the Seixal tunnel, turn left steeply uphill and park at the top next to the picnic table. From Porto Moniz: Drive in the direction of Sao Vicente. Drive through the Faja Contreiras tunnel, then through another short tunnel, 100 meters after that turn steeply right at the top, park at the top next to the picnic table. There is the (less sensible) option of parking a second car at the end of the canyon (exit parking lot), turn off onto the old ER 101 between the short tunnel and the Faja Contreiras tunnel. Sometimes this road is closed. There is often some debris on it, which indicates the risk of falling rocks. After a good 100 meters you reach the final waterfall. Shortly afterwards, you can park your car on the left. When the waves are high, water sometimes splashes over the wall.
Return: If a car is parked at the exit, the way back is to climb out of the basin. If there is only one car on the tour, turn right along the old ER 101 to the main road. Then turn left through the short tunnel, another 100 meters along the road and then the most strenuous part of the tour follows with the ascent to the car. Fortunately, this is very short. (Total return journey approx. 10 minutes)

Privada: Canyon Start

Ribeiro Bonito: Canyon Start
2023-10-11: We parked near the "Posto florestal do cascalho". We walked everything according to the book description "the best canyoning in Portugal" and were at the stream in 1h50. Here you can usually walk orog...

Ribeiro Bonito: Canyon End
2023-10-11: We parked near the "Posto florestal do cascalho". We walked everything according to the book description "the best canyoning in Portugal" and were at the stream in 1h50. Here you can usually walk orog...

Rocha Alta: Canyon Start

Rumanias: Canyon Start

Urzela: Canyon Start

Vessadas (inférieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: Shortcut
Tour: Jumps, ledges and little else. Very frequented by companies

Vessadas (inférieur): Canyon End
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Return: At the footbridge we leave to the left and go up to the road. If we continue descending, after rappel 6 we can climb up the margin to the height of the footbridge.

Vimes: Canyon Start

Agualva: Canyon Start

Amaro: Canyon Start

Bica da Cana: Canyon Start

Caldeira (inférior esquerdo): Canyon Start

Cascalho (Inf): Canyon Start

Castelhanos: Canyon Start

Coelhas - Salto do Farinha: Canyon Start

Elias: Canyon Start

Elias: Canyon End

Engenho: Canyon Start

Entre Ribeiras: Canyon Start

Fajã Redonda: Canyon Start

Funda: Canyon Start

Funda Supérior: Canyon Start

Fundão: Canyon Start

Grande: Canyon Start

Grande - Aveiro: Canyon Start

Grande Supérior - Lombadas: Canyon Start

Lajinhas: Canyon Start

Lajinhas: Canyon End

Lajinhas: Parking at Entry

Lajinhas: Parking at Exit

Maloás: Canyon Start

Meio: Canyon Start1

Moinhos: Canyon Start1

Moinhos: Canyon End

Moirato: Canyon Start

Mosteiros: Canyon Start

Mosteiros: Canyon End

Mosteiros: Parking at Entry

Pari: Canyon Start

Paúl do Inferno: Canyon Start

Paúl do Inferno: Canyon End

Paúl do Inferno: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking pour véhicule normal

Paúl do Inferno: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking pour véhicule 4x4 (Llevada do Norte)

Pedra Vermelha: Canyon Start

Pico da Sé: Canyon Start

Pigeons: Canyon Start

Pigeons: Unknown Parking

Praia Supérior - Pico da Vela: Canyon Start

Redécouverte: Canyon Start

Redécouverte: Canyon End

Résurrection: Canyon Start

Résurrection: Canyon End

Salto Esquerdo: Canyon Start

Salto Verde: Canyon Start

Sanguinhal Esquerda: Canyon Start

Saõ Tomé Supérior: Canyon Start

Três Voltas Supérior: Canyon Start

Verde (intermedaire): Canyon Start

Verde (intermedaire): Canyon End

Mangartski Potok: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Canyon would need to replace the anchor points.

Mangartski Potok: Canyon End
2025-10-07: Canyon would need to replace the anchor points.

Mangartski Potok: Unknown Parking
2025-10-07: Canyon would need to replace the anchor points.

Mangartski Potok: Unknown
Comment: Parking aval ( continuer par Predelica)

Volarja (par Pod Bregom): Canyon Start
2023-07-07: Interesting canyon full of rappels in water course, last waterfall can be issue with higher water level, because of the water pressure in lower part. Also didn't hit return path and spend 1 hour walki...

Volarja (par Pod Bregom): Canyon End
2023-07-07: Interesting canyon full of rappels in water course, last waterfall can be issue with higher water level, because of the water pressure in lower part. Also didn't hit return path and spend 1 hour walki...

Volarja (par Pod Bregom): Parking at Entry
2023-07-07: Interesting canyon full of rappels in water course, last waterfall can be issue with higher water level, because of the water pressure in lower part. Also didn't hit return path and spend 1 hour walki...

Volarja (par Pod Bregom): Parking at Exit

Toparlar Canyon: Canyon Start
Comment: evtl. plus haut

Toparlar Canyon: Canyon End

Toparlar Canyon: Unknown Parking

Val Sax: Canyon Start
Approach: Bus is required for access.

Val Sax: Canyon End

Val Sax: Parking Entry and Exit

Ual Crap Grisch North: Canyon Start

Ual Crap Grisch North: Canyon End

Ual Crap Grisch North: Parking Entry and Exit

Ranasca (superiore): Canyon Start

Ranasca (superiore): Canyon End

Ranasca (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Ladral (Superiore): Canyon Start

Ladral (Superiore): Canyon End

Ladral (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Aua da Blengias: Canyon Start

Aua da Blengias: Canyon End

Aua da Blengias: Parking Entry and Exit

Plattera: Canyon Start
2025-12-13: v3a1 First rappel on the left side of the tree at a height of 3 meters. Then mostly bolt stands. 2New anchors drilled. Last rappel with fidelstick on a fall tree. Partly wood in the stream. 2*30 mete...
Tour: Erster Abseiler links am Baum auf 3Meter höhe. Dann mehrheitlich Bohrhakenstände. 2Neue Haken gebohrt. Letzter Abseiler mit Fidelstick an einem Fallholzbaum. Teilweise Holz im Bach. 2*30 Meter Seil reicht locker. Wir haben unten trockene Kleidung deponiert. Mit dem Auto dann zum Einstieg. Zum Schluss hoch gelaufen.

Plattera: Canyon End
2025-12-13: v3a1 First rappel on the left side of the tree at a height of 3 meters. Then mostly bolt stands. 2New anchors drilled. Last rappel with fidelstick on a fall tree. Partly wood in the stream. 2*30 mete...

Plattera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-13: v3a1 First rappel on the left side of the tree at a height of 3 meters. Then mostly bolt stands. 2New anchors drilled. Last rappel with fidelstick on a fall tree. Partly wood in the stream. 2*30 mete...

Fundogn (Inferiore): Canyon Start

Fundogn (Inferiore): Canyon End

Fundogn (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Surettabach: Canyon Start

Surettabach: Canyon End

Surettabach: Parking Entry and Exit

Tambobach: Canyon Start

Tambobach: Canyon End

Tambobach: Parking Entry and Exit

Maseggbach: Canyon Start

Maseggbach: Canyon End

Maseggbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Bleisbach: Canyon Start

Bleisbach: Canyon End

Bleisbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Schaftobelbach: Canyon Start

Schaftobelbach: Canyon End

Schaftobelbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Gafarrabach (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Seven of us in the canyon. As some slides and the jump at the exit were not feasible, we missed anchors there. Due to the north-facing orientation, there was rarely any sunshine. Several involuntary m...
2024-09-22: As it doesn't look nice at the parking lot and entry, we were pleasantly surprised by this little canyon.
Approach: From the bridge - do not cross it! - Follow the gravel road to the farm.
Tour: Continuous sequence of smaller rappels and many mini slides, as the terrain is very slippery

Gafarrabach (Inferiore): Canyon End
2025-09-20: Seven of us in the canyon. As some slides and the jump at the exit were not feasible, we missed anchors there. Due to the north-facing orientation, there was rarely any sunshine. Several involuntary m...
2024-09-22: As it doesn't look nice at the parking lot and entry, we were pleasantly surprised by this little canyon.
Return: Turn right at the bridge

Gafarrabach (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: Seven of us in the canyon. As some slides and the jump at the exit were not feasible, we missed anchors there. Due to the north-facing orientation, there was rarely any sunshine. Several involuntary m...
2024-09-22: As it doesn't look nice at the parking lot and entry, we were pleasantly surprised by this little canyon.
Return: Turn right at the bridge

Lindtobel: Canyon Start

Lindtobel: Canyon End

Lindtobel: Parking at Exit

Lindtobel: Parking at Entry

Gändlibach: Canyon Start
2024-10-05: All stands available. Perfect water level today.

Gändlibach: Canyon End
2024-10-05: All stands available. Perfect water level today.

Gändlibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-05: All stands available. Perfect water level today.

Vorderer Josebach: Canyon Start
2025-04-26: Many rappels down to the lake. Often from trees at the start.
2023-09-17: A few beautiful rappels.... The return trip by boat was great.

Vorderer Josebach: Canyon End
2025-04-26: Many rappels down to the lake. Often from trees at the start.
2023-09-17: A few beautiful rappels.... The return trip by boat was great.

Vorderer Josebach: Parking at Exit
2025-04-26: Many rappels down to the lake. Often from trees at the start.
2023-09-17: A few beautiful rappels.... The return trip by boat was great.

Vorderer Josebach: Parking at Entry

Gafarrabach (Intermedio): Canyon End

Gafarrabach (Intermedio): Canyon Start

Gafarrabach (Intermedio): Unknown
Comment: Wasserfassung

Gafarrabach (Superiore)

Gafarrabach (Superiore): Canyon End

Rossmatterklön: Canyon Start

Rossmatterklön: Canyon End

Rossmatterklön: Parking Entry and Exit

Stafelbach: Canyon Start

Stafelbach: Canyon End

Stafelbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Horenloch: Canyon Start

Horenloch: Canyon End

Horenloch: Parking Entry and Exit

Raminbach: Canyon Start

Raminbach: Canyon End

Raminbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Chrummlaui: Canyon Start

Chrummlaui: Canyon End

Chrummlaui: Parking Entry and Exit

Fisetenbach: Canyon Start

Fisetenbach: Canyon End

Fisetenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Linthschlucht: Canyon Start

Linthschlucht: Canyon End

Linthschlucht: Parking Entry and Exit

Limmerenbach: Canyon Start
2022-10-08: Impressive rock faces, unfortunately the exciting part is quite short.

Limmerenbach: Canyon End
2022-10-08: Impressive rock faces, unfortunately the exciting part is quite short.

Limmerenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2022-10-08: Impressive rock faces, unfortunately the exciting part is quite short.

Röllbach (Superiore): Canyon Start

Röllbach (Superiore): Canyon End

Röllbach (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Sitzbach: Canyon End

Sitzbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Sitzbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Ascent through the old mine

Filzbach: Canyon Start

Filzbach: Canyon End

Filzbach: Parking at Exit

Filzbach: Parking at Entry

Guppencanyon: Canyon Start

Guppencanyon: Canyon End

Guppencanyon: Parking Entry and Exit

Prato (Inferiore): Canyon Start

Prato (Inferiore): Canyon End

Prato (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Prato (superiore): Canyon Start

Prato (superiore): Canyon End

Ponte: Canyon Start2

Ponte: Canyon End2

Ponte: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Nicht verifzizert

Ribia: Canyon Start

Ribia: Canyon End

Quaranteria: Canyon Start

Quaranteria: Canyon End

Bodenbach: Canyon Start

Bodenbach: Canyon End

Bodenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Furbach (Superiore): Canyon Start

Furbach (Superiore): Canyon End

Furbach (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit

Krinauerbach: Canyon Start

Krinauerbach: Canyon End

Krinauerbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Ranzach: Canyon Start

Ranzach: Canyon End

Ranzach: Parking at Entry

Ranzach: Parking at Exit

Goldingerbach: Canyon Start

Goldingerbach: Canyon End

Goldingerbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Quiello: Canyon Start

Quiello: Canyon End

Serenello (Superiore): Canyon Start
2025-09-11: Many slab abseils. We got in at the new bridge just before Serenéll (in the side stream). The reason for this was work on the hiking trail where they were causing stones to fall into the canyon.
2025-07-15: Mostly very easy to walk, but also slippery in some places. Crystal clear water rather cold but great in summer. Dead animal with strong odor but outside the watercourse. A jammed stone forms a syphon...
Approach: As for inferiore, then follow the path as marked on swisstopo. Follow to the village of serenell. At the following hamlet/house, rappel into the streambed. https://swisstopo.app/i/5/JEYE2Z27
Tour: Varied rappel canyon with fun potential and medium technical level. Super clear water and beautiful rocks. From bridge in side stream (1030m) 25m Tree on the right 30m Arrival in Serenello 35m flat Boulder chock 8m left 8m left + 4m (20 total) 50m left 5m left at the tree 25m left 20m left flat 15m left 100m boulders 2m downclimb 50m right Boulders 50m 10m on the boulder 8m on the boulder 12m right 100m boulders (jump 2m) 25m right from tree 100m boulders Start inferiore.

Serenello (Superiore): Canyon End
2025-09-11: Many slab abseils. We got in at the new bridge just before Serenéll (in the side stream). The reason for this was work on the hiking trail where they were causing stones to fall into the canyon.
2025-07-15: Mostly very easy to walk, but also slippery in some places. Crystal clear water rather cold but great in summer. Dead animal with strong odor but outside the watercourse. A jammed stone forms a syphon...
Return: Up to the small bridge, follow it to the bridge over the Maggia and back up to the road.

Arbeola: Canyon End

Arbeola: Canyon Start

Carnac: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Surprisingly much water, although the other streams have little water. Got in at the confluence of the two streams. However, the canyon is only worthwhile from Mondan onwards. Set a total of 3 anchors...
2024-09-12: All anchors available. Although other streams in the area have little water, the canyon has a sporty water level. The water is also pooled at some rappels and therefore has a lot of pressure. Good abs...

Carnac: Canyon End
2025-10-25: Surprisingly much water, although the other streams have little water. Got in at the confluence of the two streams. However, the canyon is only worthwhile from Mondan onwards. Set a total of 3 anchors...
2024-09-12: All anchors available. Although other streams in the area have little water, the canyon has a sporty water level. The water is also pooled at some rappels and therefore has a lot of pressure. Good abs...

Calancasca (Inferiore): Canyon Start

Calancasca (Inferiore): Canyon End

Calancasca (Intermedio): Canyon Start

Calancasca (Intermedio): Canyon End

Calancasca (Superiore): Canyon Start

Calancasca (Superiore): Canyon End

Confin Nord (inferiore): Canyon End

Confin Nord (inferiore): Canyon Start

Confin Nord (superiore): Canyon Start

Confin Nord (superiore): Canyon End

Confin Süd: Canyon End

Confin Süd: Canyon Start

Milibach (Brienz): Canyon Start
Approach: 2h if you don't take the train

Milibach (Brienz): Canyon End
Return: 40 min, if you do not place a second car at the exit.

Milibach (Brienz): Parking at Exit
Return: 40 min, if you do not place a second car at the exit.

Milibach (Brienz): Parking at Entry
Return: 40 min, if you do not place a second car at the exit.

Giessbach: Canyon Start
2024-11-15: Have done from 1670m to 1020m. Up to 1330m there are really only 2-3 beautiful spots, the rest is full of boulders. The lower part is cool, but more for collectors, or if you're planning a sauna right...
Approach: There are many ways to get in. The most exciting is the Botchechlempen. Before that, there are often only a few steps and a lot of scree.
Tour: It's very cold in the Botchechlempen, so you're almost glad you have to walk from time to time afterwards to warm up again. If the stream is not slippery, a few higher, very technical jumps are certainly possible, but usually only the small and medium ones will be feasible. The second part, "Botchechinni", is very narrow, with two very dangerous consecutive glacier potholes, so be careful not to slide into them.

Giessbach: Canyon End
2024-11-15: Have done from 1670m to 1020m. Up to 1330m there are really only 2-3 beautiful spots, the rest is full of boulders. The lower part is cool, but more for collectors, or if you're planning a sauna right...
Return: As soon as you cross the road again, it is just under 10 minutes to Bramisegg.

Giessbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-11-15: Have done from 1670m to 1020m. Up to 1330m there are really only 2-3 beautiful spots, the rest is full of boulders. The lower part is cool, but more for collectors, or if you're planning a sauna right...
Access: Depending on where you get in, park closer to Bramisegg or Axalp.
Return: As soon as you cross the road again, it is just under 10 minutes to Bramisegg.

Sandbach (Superiore): Canyon Start
2025-11-03: Very nice More snow at the start and in the canyon, but we didn't use crampons.
2024-10-27: Everything is easy to walk on, there are still some avalanche remains at the entry, but you can get through easily.
2024-09-21: Entry at 2120m not feasible (ice). Approx. 50m in depth there are anchors on both sides, from there 40m rappel to the bottom of the gorge.

Sandbach (Superiore): Canyon End
2025-11-03: Very nice More snow at the start and in the canyon, but we didn't use crampons.
2024-10-27: Everything is easy to walk on, there are still some avalanche remains at the entry, but you can get through easily.
2024-09-21: Entry at 2120m not feasible (ice). Approx. 50m in depth there are anchors on both sides, from there 40m rappel to the bottom of the gorge.

Sandbach (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-03: Very nice More snow at the start and in the canyon, but we didn't use crampons.
2024-10-27: Everything is easy to walk on, there are still some avalanche remains at the entry, but you can get through easily.
2024-09-21: Entry at 2120m not feasible (ice). Approx. 50m in depth there are anchors on both sides, from there 40m rappel to the bottom of the gorge.

Sulsbach: Canyon Start
2024-06-26: All good! Nice open canyon with solid single bolts!

Sulsbach: Canyon End
2024-06-26: All good! Nice open canyon with solid single bolts!

Sulsbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-26: All good! Nice open canyon with solid single bolts!

Staubbachfall: Canyon Start

Staubbachfall: Canyon End

Staubbachfall: Parking Entry and Exit

Spissbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-20: Almost everywhere 2 anchors. The downclimb before the first and after the last place is very loose rock and very slippery. Could be defused at the top with 1-2 anchors The 100m section can be easily i...
Approach: Cable car + train + walk

Spissbach: Canyon End
2025-08-20: Almost everywhere 2 anchors. The downclimb before the first and after the last place is very loose rock and very slippery. Could be defused at the top with 1-2 anchors The 100m section can be easily i...

Spissbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-20: Almost everywhere 2 anchors. The downclimb before the first and after the last place is very loose rock and very slippery. Could be defused at the top with 1-2 anchors The 100m section can be easily i...

Trümmelbach II: Canyon Start
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach II Some snow but no ice. All ok. Combined with part III. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions. More serious than the upper part.
Approach: From the parking lot to the train station and take the train to Kleine Scheidegg station and continue by train to the Eiger Glacier. Since the exit of 2020, it has been possible to take the Eiger Express from Grindelwald, which takes you directly to the Eiger Glacier station in 15 minutes. From the Eiger Glacier station, you can hike south along the remains of a moraine down to the riverbed and the start of the canyon. Further up to the official entry point at 2098 m above sea level, there are several small steps and slides in an open but pleasant riverbed.
Tour: The canyon is relatively short, but offers some beautiful abseils in beautifully carved rock and crystal-clear pools. We do not recommend only doing Trümmelbach Il. It is advisable to combine Trümmelbach I and Il or Trümmelbach Il and Ill to make a full-day canyoning tour and it is worth investing the money for the train or cable car ride to the starting point.

Trümmelbach II: Canyon End
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach II Some snow but no ice. All ok. Combined with part III. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions. More serious than the upper part.
Return: There are several options for the way back. If you parked in Lauterbrunnen, your best bet is to hike down to Wengernalp (45min), which is also the station of choice if you add Trummelbach Ill to Trümmelbach II. If you parked in Grindelwald, I would recommend hiking to the Eigergletscher station (1h15min) to return to your car. Whatever you decide, a hike in this region is a great experience in itself.

Trümmelbach II: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach II Some snow but no ice. All ok. Combined with part III. (Quelle:
2025-08-23: If you like alpine canyons, this is certainly one of the best. Very grippy, generally superiore conditions. More serious than the upper part.
Comment: Parkplatz Lauterbrunnen
Access: On the A8 highway, take exit 25 (Wilderswil) and then drive up the valley towards Lauterbrunnen. Cross the village and turn left shortly after the Weisse Lütschine towards the retirement home. Park at the exit of the road at a sports field or in the parking garage at Lauterbrunnen train station.
Return: There are several options for the way back. If you parked in Lauterbrunnen, your best bet is to hike down to Wengernalp (45min), which is also the station of choice if you add Trummelbach Ill to Trümmelbach II. If you parked in Grindelwald, I would recommend hiking to the Eigergletscher station (1h15min) to return to your car. Whatever you decide, a hike in this region is a great experience in itself.

Trümmelbach II: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz Grindelwald
Return: There are several options for the way back. If you parked in Lauterbrunnen, your best bet is to hike down to Wengernalp (45min), which is also the station of choice if you add Trummelbach Ill to Trümmelbach II. If you parked in Grindelwald, I would recommend hiking to the Eigergletscher station (1h15min) to return to your car. Whatever you decide, a hike in this region is a great experience in itself.

Trümmelbach III: Canyon Start
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach III Pas de neige dans le canyon, quelques plaques de glace au démarrage mais rien de compliqué.Tous les amarrages sont OK (même si...
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2025-11-07: Dry at first, then a little water Moorings are good Ascending ropes still in place We moved on to 4
Approach: From the parking lot, walk to the train station and take the train to Wengernalp station. From there, take the path heading east, which soon passes under the railroad line. Continue on the path down to the cable car station in the direction of Biglenalp. After the cable car station, follow the path that leads around a mountain ridge. Continue hiking downhill, still in the direction of Biglenalp, until you reach a footbridge over the Trümmelbach (water level control, 1739 m above sea level). Stay on the path on the right bank until the next bridge, where the canyon begins (1715 m a.s.l.). Install/check the exit ropes (1h30 to 2h round trip): Continue on the path along the stream, still on the right bank. After 200 m, you pass houses, then the path continues 200 m into the forest. Cross the fence on the left (pile of stones and red painted dots on the trees) and go down as best you can in the forest (follow the red markings), heading southwest, around small rocks. We walk to a hill (1615 m above sea level), still in a south-westerly direction. Turn left around this small hill and then descend to the south. Watch out for the canyon on the left. As soon as the path is too exposed, you should attach ropes to the trees. A first 65 m rope length in the grassy slope leads past a 4 m high rock. The second pitch of 55 m starts at a tree and leads over cracked slabs (4 cracks, watch out for the stainless steel bolts) down to the stream. When you have finished with the ropes, head back to the starting jetty.
Tour: After a canyon hike, the canyon becomes deeper. An inflow comes from the right bank. The slope is beautiful, abseils follow one after the other until you reach a 15 m high waterfall in a narrow crevasse, which can be a challenge when the water level is high. The canyon now becomes very narrow and dark until it widens near another tributary on the right bank. Long passages lead to a left-hand bend and a wider part with a few more obstacles and the confluence with the main stream. This is where the previously placed ropes are located. Do not go any further in the river (Trümmelbach IV): unless you are prepared. The route is long and can be dangerous as it is exposed to ice avalanches from the Giessen glacier on the left bank.

Trümmelbach III: Canyon End
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach III Pas de neige dans le canyon, quelques plaques de glace au démarrage mais rien de compliqué.Tous les amarrages sont OK (même si...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach III (Quelle:
2025-11-07: Dry at first, then a little water Moorings are good Ascending ropes still in place We moved on to 4
Return: Climb up the ropes and return to the hiking trails. From there, either return to Wengernap station (turn right to return to the path used on the outward journey) or turn left to hike back to Wengen (1h45) or Lauterbrunnen (2h50), following the hiking signs. Alternatively Trümmelbach IV.

Trümmelbach III: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach III Pas de neige dans le canyon, quelques plaques de glace au démarrage mais rien de compliqué.Tous les amarrages sont OK (même si...
2025-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach III (Quelle:
2025-11-07: Dry at first, then a little water Moorings are good Ascending ropes still in place We moved on to 4
Return: Climb up the ropes and return to the hiking trails. From there, either return to Wengernap station (turn right to return to the path used on the outward journey) or turn left to hike back to Wengen (1h45) or Lauterbrunnen (2h50), following the hiking signs. Alternatively Trümmelbach IV.

Trümmelbach IV: Canyon Start
2025-11-09: Have added the 3 missing anchors. Feasible at this water level without any problems.
2025-11-07: Few moorings, so we added rope rings Lots of steps and lots of garbage in this canyon...
2025-11-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach IV Franchement c’est un canyon qui n’a aucun intérêt, beaucoup de marche, sa glisse, très peut de partie intéressantes. C’est mieu...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk to the train station and take the train to Wengernalp station. From there, take the path heading east, which soon passes under the railroad line. Continue on the path down to the cable car station in the direction of Biglenalp. After the cable car station, follow the path that leads around a mountain ridge. Continue hiking downhill, still in the direction of Biglenalp, until you reach a footbridge over the Trümmelbach (water level control, 1739 m above sea level). Stay on the path on the right bank until the next bridge, entry Trümmelbach III (1715 m a.s.l.). Continue on the path along the stream, still on the right bank. After 200 m you pass houses, then the path leads 200 m further into the forest. Cross the fence on the left (pile of stones and red painted dots on the trees) and descend as best you can in the forest (follow the red markings), heading southwest, around small rocks. We walk to a hill (1615 m above sea level), still in a south-westerly direction. Turn left around this small hill and then descend to the south. Watch out for the canyon on the left. As soon as the path is too exposed, you should attach ropes to the trees. A first 65 m rope length in the grassy slope leads past a 4 m high rock. The second pitch of 55 m starts at a tree and leads over cracked slabs (4 crevasses, watch out for the stainless steel bolts) down to the stream and the start of the tour. Alternatively, climb after Trümmelbach III.
Tour: Trümmelbach section IV is the longest and potentially most dangerous part of all five sections. It is strongly recommended that you take at least one complete set of crampons, ice axe and ice screws with you. Depending on the conditions, there may still be large patches of snow and ice in the canyon below the Giessen Glacier. In addition, rockfall is to be expected in the area of the Giessen Glacier and a quick crossing of this part is recommended due to unpredictable ice and rockfall. Apart from the potential dangers, this part offers incredibly beautiful sequences in a breathtaking area. On the right hand side, the rock faces rise over 2000m to the Schwarzmönch and the Jungfrau. The canyon is very varied and offers a multitude of different possibilities. Sequences in different rocks, repeatedly interrupted by walking passages. It is not as good and continuous as Trümmelbach Ill or Trümmelbach V. It is ideal to combine this part with Trümmelbach Ill or Trümmelbach V for a strenuous and full day of canyoning.

Trümmelbach IV: Canyon End
2025-11-09: Have added the 3 missing anchors. Feasible at this water level without any problems.
2025-11-07: Few moorings, so we added rope rings Lots of steps and lots of garbage in this canyon...
2025-11-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach IV Franchement c’est un canyon qui n’a aucun intérêt, beaucoup de marche, sa glisse, très peut de partie intéressantes. C’est mieu...
Return: Either exit to the left at the bridge at the start of Trümmelbach V and follow the hiking trail down to the exit of Trümmelbach V, or continue along Trümmelbach part V. Make sure that you have permission to walk Trümmelbach V, as this is compulsory and otherwise you could face a heavy fine.

Trümmelbach IV: Parking at Exit
2025-11-09: Have added the 3 missing anchors. Feasible at this water level without any problems.
2025-11-07: Few moorings, so we added rope rings Lots of steps and lots of garbage in this canyon...
2025-11-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trümmelbach IV Franchement c’est un canyon qui n’a aucun intérêt, beaucoup de marche, sa glisse, très peut de partie intéressantes. C’est mieu...
Return: Either exit to the left at the bridge at the start of Trümmelbach V and follow the hiking trail down to the exit of Trümmelbach V, or continue along Trümmelbach part V. Make sure that you have permission to walk Trümmelbach V, as this is compulsory and otherwise you could face a heavy fine.

Trümmelbach IV: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Bahnstation
Return: Either exit to the left at the bridge at the start of Trümmelbach V and follow the hiking trail down to the exit of Trümmelbach V, or continue along Trümmelbach part V. Make sure that you have permission to walk Trümmelbach V, as this is compulsory and otherwise you could face a heavy fine.

Ahorni: Canyon Start

Ahorni: Canyon End

Ahorni: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Auto

Ahorni: Waypoint
Comment: Fahrrad hier abstellen.

Gervan: Canyon Start

Gervan: Canyon End

Grande: Canyon End
2025-09-08: Quite slippery in places. We made the orographic access on the right via the bolchetta bend. From the bend downhill steep and pathless adventure. You could try the orographic access on the left at abo...
Return: Along the streambed directly back to the parking lot

Grande: Canyon Start1
2025-09-08: Quite slippery in places. We made the orographic access on the right via the bolchetta bend. From the bend downhill steep and pathless adventure. You could try the orographic access on the left at abo...
Approach: Two options, both bad. The orographic variant on the right goes up on a good hiking trail to the bolchetta haipin bends. From there, descend steeply to the streambed. Tricky, laborious. Variant two orographic left is described at https://canyon.li/riale-grande/ described

Grande: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-08: Quite slippery in places. We made the orographic access on the right via the bolchetta bend. From the bend downhill steep and pathless adventure. You could try the orographic access on the left at abo...
Access: Park in lumino at the top of the cable car parking lot
Return: Along the streambed directly back to the parking lot

Val Rüss: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.
Approach: Either walk or drive from the exit of the road to Verdabbio. From Verdabbio another 30 min access on foot.
Tour: First rappel with four rappels a nice start. In the second rappel there is an intermediate belay. Then we walk and downclimb some scree until rappels follow again. Now more and more rappels follow until at the exit we scramble down the steep streambed through scree for 10-15 minutes. Beware of many loose and large stones on the entire tour.

Val Rüss: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.

Val Rüss: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-28: Not very slippery to walk. Anchors as good as new but always only monopoints or trees. Lots of loose scree, even large stones are unstable.

Val Rüss: Parking at Entry

Val Rüss: Parking at Entry1

Groven (Inferiore): Canyon Start

Groven (Inferiore): Canyon End

Portüira: Canyon Start

Portüira: Canyon End

Moesa-Mesocco: Canyon End

Moesa-Mesocco: Canyon Start
Tour: Coordinates not very accurate.

Largè: Canyon Start

Largè: Canyon End

Moesa (inferiore): Canyon Start

Moesa (inferiore): Canyon End

Moesa (superiore): Canyon Start

Moesa (superiore): Canyon End

Passit: Canyon Start

Passit: Canyon End

Rià di Ri: Canyon Start

Rià di Ri: Canyon End

Breggia: Canyon Start

Breggia: Canyon End

Casmera: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the paved road in the direction of Cadero until the road bridge over the stream (46,03,24,9"N 8,45,56,1"E), about 10 minutes. Descend in the river directly from upstream side of the bridge (approx. 15-20 meters).
Tour: 01- C15-20 (from the bridge) 02- C20 (MC 1sx + 2sx) 03- C5 (1dx) 04- C12 (1dx) 05- C10 + C40 (from the water uptake + 2sx)

Casmera: Canyon End
Return: Once descended the final waterfall, climb up the slope on the left bank, in correspondence of the sign "sudden flood danger". Arrived on the path return to the bridge over the stream, pass it and climb the metal ladder. Then follow the obvious track marked with red and white CAI signs that leads to the village. From there follow the road to the right back to the car park.

Casmera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: The most convenient parking is located in Garabiolo (SP5), at the end of the village coming from Maccagno (46°03'15.6"N 8°46'00"E).
Return: Once descended the final waterfall, climb up the slope on the left bank, in correspondence of the sign "sudden flood danger". Arrived on the path return to the bridge over the stream, pass it and climb the metal ladder. Then follow the obvious track marked with red and white CAI signs that leads to the village. From there follow the road to the right back to the car park.

Casmera: Waypoint
Comment: Straßenbrücke über Bach
Approach: Continue along the paved road in the direction of Cadero until the road bridge over the stream (46,03,24,9"N 8,45,56,1"E), about 10 minutes. Descend in the river directly from upstream side of the bridge (approx. 15-20 meters).

Rassina: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Easy creek on a technical level. Little beaten path consequently in the approach follow the blue dots not to get lost. During the descent there were no logs that made the trail difficult. I found thi...
Approach: From the cable car square, cross the bridge over the Viaschina stream and climb to the right towards Monteviasco, then immediately turn left towards Mulini di Piero. Upon reaching Mulini di Piero, there are two options: 1: stay high and find, at the end of the meadow, a trail that climbs steeply into the forest for about a hundred meters, then sharply turns left (a few cairns and occasional white marks). Upon reaching a more open area with meadow and birches, follow the trail continuing on level ground marked with red; it soon descends to the streambed near the first rappel on the map (50 minutes). Approx. 260 m D+. 2: stay low and follow the path along the Giona River until reaching the mouth of the Rassina stream. Cross the stream (assess the flow) and pass shortly after a mountain hut. The trail begins to climb, but after a few dozen meters, a faint path marked with red paint branches off to the right. This path enters the stream valley, follows the right bank upstream, and finally crosses the stream—this is the starting point of the descent (50 minutes). Entry coordinates: 46°04'43.3"N 8°49'42.5"E
Tour: 01- C6 (MC 1 right +1 right) 02- C8 (1 left) downclimb 03- C10 (1 right) downclimb 04- C12 (natural right +2 left) 05- C6 (natural left) downclimb 06- C8 (1 right) 07- C8 (natural left +2 left) 08- C12 (2 left) 09- C10 (MC 1 left +2 left) 10- C28 (MC 1 right +1 right +2 right) 11- C10 (1 right) downclimb 12- C8 (1 left) downclimb 13- C6 (1 left) downclimb 14- C20 (MC 1 left +2 left) 15- C6 (1 left) downclimb 16- C4 (1 left) downclimb 17- C12 (MC 1 right +1 right +2 right) 18- C15 (2 right) 19- C6 (1 left) downclimb

Rassina: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Easy creek on a technical level. Little beaten path consequently in the approach follow the blue dots not to get lost. During the descent there were no logs that made the trail difficult. I found thi...
Return: Upon reaching the confluence with the Giona River, follow the trail on the left bank back to Mulini di Piero and then to the parking (15 minutes).

Giona: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the upper parking area, continue along the dirt road descending into the valley. Ignore the first dirt road on the right and continue straight. Pay attention to the next trail on the right, sometimes barely visible but marked in white/red. This trail continues descending into the valley, reaching the Bolletta huts. After the alpine pasture, a bridge allows you to cross the Giona River. On the opposite bank, entry is possible just upstream of the bridge (46°05'46.2"N 8°50'09.5"E). About 15 minutes for 120 m of elevation loss. Without shuttle: from Biegno, follow the entire paved road to Indemini (about 1h), or (recommended) park directly in Indemini and exit the stream at Ronco. This way, you skip the final part of the canyon but no shuttle is needed.
Tour: 01- C20 (1 dx) 02- C12 (MC 1sx + 1 sx) 03- C8 (nat central) Exit Frèssan 04- C20 (2 sx) Exit Ronco/Valecc 05- C7 (1 sx)

Giona: Canyon End
Return: After the confluence with Valle del Ri (right side), continue along another section that is partially enclosed but free of difficulties. When the riverbed opens up, you will reach the ruins of the historic Pont de Là (46°05'01.8"N 8°49'27.5"E), which recently collapsed. Climb up the right bank (grade II) to reach the now-abandoned trail leading up to Indemini. About 50 minutes for 300 m of elevation gain.

Giona: Alternative Canyon End
Return: After the confluence with Valle del Ri (right side), continue along another section that is partially enclosed but free of difficulties. When the riverbed opens up, you will reach the ruins of the historic Pont de Là (46°05'01.8"N 8°49'27.5"E), which recently collapsed. Climb up the right bank (grade II) to reach the now-abandoned trail leading up to Indemini. About 50 minutes for 300 m of elevation gain.

Giona: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: from Maccagno, follow the signs for Indemini and the state border along the SP5 road. Once in the village of Biegno, take the first small road on the left as you enter the village to reach the church. In front of the church there are a few parking spaces (46°04'59.4"N 8°48'54.6"E). Upstream: from Biegno, return to the SP5 and continue towards Indemini. Just after the customs and before the village, a road descends to the right (A strada da G’esa). Follow this road; after a couple of switchbacks you will reach a small bridge with some parking spaces (46°05'39.9"N 8°49'38"E). Beyond this point, the road becomes unpaved and offers few parking options.
Return: After the confluence with Valle del Ri (right side), continue along another section that is partially enclosed but free of difficulties. When the riverbed opens up, you will reach the ruins of the historic Pont de Là (46°05'01.8"N 8°49'27.5"E), which recently collapsed. Climb up the right bank (grade II) to reach the now-abandoned trail leading up to Indemini. About 50 minutes for 300 m of elevation gain.

Giona: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: from Maccagno, follow the signs for Indemini and the state border along the SP5 road. Once in the village of Biegno, take the first small road on the left as you enter the village to reach the church. In front of the church there are a few parking spaces (46°04'59.4"N 8°48'54.6"E). Upstream: from Biegno, return to the SP5 and continue towards Indemini. Just after the customs and before the village, a road descends to the right (A strada da G’esa). Follow this road; after a couple of switchbacks you will reach a small bridge with some parking spaces (46°05'39.9"N 8°49'38"E). Beyond this point, the road becomes unpaved and offers few parking options.

Cedullo (Inferiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot in Monti di Gerra, take the asphalt road uphill to the first hairpin bends, where the path to Monti di Vairano begins. If you follow the path, you will reach the bridge in 15 minutes, where the descent begins.

Cedullo (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Cedullo (Inferiore): Parking at Entry
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park in front of the barrier.
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Cedullo (Inferiore): Parking at Exit
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park in front of the barrier.
Return: Once you have overcome the difficulties, follow the stream to the village. Near the railroad bridge, you can easily switch to the right bank and quickly reach the lower parking lot (20 min.).

Cedullo (Superiore): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of Monti di Gerra you walk up to the end of the paved road where there are signs to Alpe Cedullo. Follows the easy path to Alpetto to the altitude of about 1200m, where you find a wooded coast that allows you to go down easily to the bed of a tributary of the stream, near the first vertical.

Cedullo (Superiore): Canyon End
Return: The exit is near the bridge at an altitude of 820m. Following the approach path on the left, you arrive in 10 min to the paved road and then to the parking lot of Monti di Gerra (15 min). The same path can be used to assess the water level before entering the stream.

Cedullo (Superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Park in Monti di Gerra in the park before the barrier.
Return: The exit is near the bridge at an altitude of 820m. Following the approach path on the left, you arrive in 10 min to the paved road and then to the parking lot of Monti di Gerra (15 min). The same path can be used to assess the water level before entering the stream.

Cusella: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the parking at 758 m, hike towards Monti di Mezzovico, keeping left to reach the last alpine huts at Garzon. Several fountains along the way. From here, follow the trail that enters the valley on a gentle traverse until crossing the stream near 1134 m, which is the canyon entry point (46°05'35.6"N 8°53'03.8"E). Approx. 1h, +350 m elevation gain. Without shuttle: starting on foot from Sigirino (440 m), cross the stream on the north side of the village, then keep left to climb along the trail towards Monti di Mezzovico and the parking at 758 m. This adds another +320 m elevation gain and nearly 1h to the approach.

Cusella: Canyon End
Return: After the last narrows, it is possible to exit immediately on the right bank via a steep slope, reaching the trail that leads to the upper parking in Sigirino, or continue more easily along the streambed until the bridge, where you can exit on the right bank and return to the cars in approx. 5 minutes.

Cusella: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the parking at 758 m, hike towards Monti di Mezzovico, keeping left to reach the last alpine huts at Garzon. Several fountains along the way. From here, follow the trail that enters the valley on a gentle traverse until crossing the stream near 1134 m, which is the canyon entry point (46°05'35.6"N 8°53'03.8"E). Approx. 1h, +350 m elevation gain. Without shuttle: starting on foot from Sigirino (440 m), cross the stream on the north side of the village, then keep left to climb along the trail towards Monti di Mezzovico and the parking at 758 m. This adds another +320 m elevation gain and nearly 1h to the approach.

Cusella: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: in Sigirino it is possible to park for max. 24h in the parking lot on Via Vianco (46°04'48.8"N 8°54'53.8"E) or in the smaller parking area on Via Mastarino (46°04'56"N 8°54'48.7"E). Upstream (shuttle): in Mezzovico you can set up a shuttle and drive up the paved road to 758 m a.s.l. (46°05'21"N 8°54'25"E) via Via Monti di Tortoi (municipal permit required).
Return: After the last narrows, it is possible to exit immediately on the right bank via a steep slope, reaching the trail that leads to the upper parking in Sigirino, or continue more easily along the streambed until the bridge, where you can exit on the right bank and return to the cars in approx. 5 minutes.

Cusella: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: in Sigirino it is possible to park for max. 24h in the parking lot on Via Vianco (46°04'48.8"N 8°54'53.8"E) or in the smaller parking area on Via Mastarino (46°04'56"N 8°54'48.7"E). Upstream (shuttle): in Mezzovico you can set up a shuttle and drive up the paved road to 758 m a.s.l. (46°05'21"N 8°54'25"E) via Via Monti di Tortoi (municipal permit required).
Return: After the last narrows, it is possible to exit immediately on the right bank via a steep slope, reaching the trail that leads to the upper parking in Sigirino, or continue more easily along the streambed until the bridge, where you can exit on the right bank and return to the cars in approx. 5 minutes.

Chilchbalm: Canyon Start

Chilchbalm: Canyon End

Chilchbalm: Parking Entry and Exit

Chilchbalm: Waypoint
Comment: Fahrrad hier abstellen.

Büelbach: Canyon Start
2025-08-09: beautiful lower part
2024-08-10: Very slippery at the moment and a little wood in places. All in all, a worthwhile ascent.
Approach: The parking lot is located directly by the stream, by a small wooden bridge. Please note that the road and parking are subject to a toll, which can be paid on the way to the entry at a ticket booth on the road for 5 francs. (Do not pay for parking zone 4, which costs 10 francs)
Tour: Mainly rappel (also a lot on trees) and downclimbing. If you are looking for slides or jumps, you can find them, but they are not beautiful. The rock is relatively slippery, some experience in downclimbing is helpful. The walking passages are easily passable.

Büelbach: Canyon End
2025-08-09: beautiful lower part
2024-08-10: Very slippery at the moment and a little wood in places. All in all, a worthwhile ascent.
Return: When you reach the Lombach, walk downstream for a few meters and walk upstream again on the opposite bank "path" and climb up the embankment to the road on a less defined path. The path starts roughly in the middle between the two dams in the Lombach.

Büelbach: Parking at Entry
2025-08-09: beautiful lower part
2024-08-10: Very slippery at the moment and a little wood in places. All in all, a worthwhile ascent.
Return: When you reach the Lombach, walk downstream for a few meters and walk upstream again on the opposite bank "path" and climb up the embankment to the road on a less defined path. The path starts roughly in the middle between the two dams in the Lombach.

Büelbach: Parking at Exit
Return: When you reach the Lombach, walk downstream for a few meters and walk upstream again on the opposite bank "path" and climb up the embankment to the road on a less defined path. The path starts roughly in the middle between the two dams in the Lombach.

Eggbach: Canyon Start
2018-06-27: First ascent on 27.6.2018 by Urs, Luki, Dino, René and Alex. THEN, of course, the anchors were tiptop! :-)

Eggbach: Canyon End
2018-06-27: First ascent on 27.6.2018 by Urs, Luki, Dino, René and Alex. THEN, of course, the anchors were tiptop! :-)

Eggbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2018-06-27: First ascent on 27.6.2018 by Urs, Luki, Dino, René and Alex. THEN, of course, the anchors were tiptop! :-)

Sagibach: Canyon Start
2024-09-14: The ascent was possible one day after a cold front with a northerly dust situation. The pools are max. knee-deep. Anchorages all in order.
Approach: As of 14.09.2024, the hiking trail which serves as access is closed due to storm damage. Follow the hiking trail and enter at the 3rd bridge/stream crossing of the Sagibach.
Tour: The streambed is relatively wide and there are many downclimbs over scree Cell phone reception is rather difficult throughout the valley.

Sagibach: Canyon End
2024-09-14: The ascent was possible one day after a cold front with a northerly dust situation. The pools are max. knee-deep. Anchorages all in order.
Return: Follow the stream and turn left onto the hiking trail, which also serves as access.

Sagibach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-14: The ascent was possible one day after a cold front with a northerly dust situation. The pools are max. knee-deep. Anchorages all in order.
Return: Follow the stream and turn left onto the hiking trail, which also serves as access.

Gwindlibach: Canyon Start
Approach: There is a clear no-canyoning sign at the access point, which explicitly prohibits canyoning in the Gwindlibach.

Gwindlibach: Canyon End

Gwindlibach: Parking Entry and Exit

Gornerbach (Bern): Canyon Start
2024-10-28: All anchors are still there. Some trees inside. One pool requires good current swimming

Gornerbach (Bern): Canyon End
2024-10-28: All anchors are still there. Some trees inside. One pool requires good current swimming

Gornerbach (Bern): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-28: All anchors are still there. Some trees inside. One pool requires good current swimming

Silleregrabe: Canyon Start
Approach: EXTREMELY difficult. Only for experienced alpinists.

Silleregrabe: Canyon End

Silleregrabe: Parking Entry and Exit

Fallbach (Blumenstein): Canyon Start
2024-10-20: Very slippery, between the belay in the high abseil (last one) consists of four moderately good holds, which are completely flooded at this water level.
2024-09-08: Good alternative if the weather is uncertain. Shuttle (car replacement) with 7chf ride and parking ticket possible. Slippery in the rappels. Some wood in the walking passages. A boulder field with a l...
Approach: After the car has crossed the first stream, follow the hiking trail to the actual stream. Entry to the water where it goes well.
Tour: Two nice sequences of 3-4 rappels each. The rest is walking and climbing. A few smaller slides.

Fallbach (Blumenstein): Canyon End
2024-10-20: Very slippery, between the belay in the high abseil (last one) consists of four moderately good holds, which are completely flooded at this water level.
2024-09-08: Good alternative if the weather is uncertain. Shuttle (car replacement) with 7chf ride and parking ticket possible. Slippery in the rappels. Some wood in the walking passages. A boulder field with a l...
Return: Orographic left on the path to the church

Fallbach (Blumenstein): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-20: Very slippery, between the belay in the high abseil (last one) consists of four moderately good holds, which are completely flooded at this water level.
2024-09-08: Good alternative if the weather is uncertain. Shuttle (car replacement) with 7chf ride and parking ticket possible. Slippery in the rappels. Some wood in the walking passages. A boulder field with a l...
Access: Blumenstein park at the church. Car parking is possible on the right.
Return: Orographic left on the path to the church

Chimpach: Canyon Start

Chimpach: Canyon End

Chimpach: Parking Entry and Exit

Steiwasser: Canyon Start

Steiwasser: Canyon End

Steiwasser: Parking Entry and Exit

Wendenwasser: Canyon Start

Wendenwasser: Canyon End

Wendenwasser: Parking Entry and Exit

Treichigraben: Canyon Start

Treichigraben: Canyon End

Treichigraben: Parking Entry and Exit

Bündengraben: Canyon Start

Bündengraben: Canyon End

Bündengraben: Parking Entry and Exit

Aare Grimsel: Canyon Start

Aare Grimsel: Canyon End

Aare Grimsel: Parking at Entry

Aare Grimsel: Parking at Exit

Handeggfall: Canyon Start

Handeggfall: Canyon End

Handeggfall: Parking Entry and Exit

Mattenbach: Canyon Start

Mattenbach: Canyon End

Mattenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Wagisbach: Canyon Start

Wagisbach: Canyon End

Wagisbach: Parking at Exit

Wagisbach: Parking at Entry

Glütschbach: Canyon Start

Glütschbach: Canyon End

Glütschbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz Auto

Glütschbach: Waypoint
Comment: Fahrrad hier abstellen

Chesselbach (St. Stephan): Canyon Start

Chesselbach (St. Stephan): Canyon End

Chesselbach (St. Stephan): Parking Entry and Exit

Magliasina: Canyon Start
Approach: • With shuttle: From Miglieglia, follow the signs for the Maglio di Aranno (to be verified). Once at the maglio, continue as described below. • Without shuttle: From the Novaggio parking lot, go to Via Vinéra and descend to the homonymous mill, cross the Bavòcc Torrent, and climb on the opposite bank, continuing to follow the Sentiero delle Meraviglie and the signs for the Maglio di Aranno. Upon reaching the maglio, cross the Magliasina River near a beautiful waterfall and then follow the river on the left bank until the trail begins to move away from the streambed. At that point, enter the water; the first canyoning section starts shortly after (46°01'09.3"N 8°51'56.6"E). About 40 minutes for 100 m ascent and 140 m descent.

Magliasina: Canyon End
Return: After the last jump (C8) into the large pool below Ur Mott da Leléta, take a trail on the left bank and then, through the bushes, on the right bank to reach the main path. Alternatively, simply continue along the riverbed until the bridge at 411 m elevation. From the bridge, climb the steep trail on the right bank up to the village of Curio, and from there return to Novaggio via the paved road. About 40 minutes for 220 m ascent.

Magliasina: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: • Downstream: in the village of Curio (few parking spaces) • Intermediate: without a shuttle, you can park in Novaggio at the Viale Gisòra parking lot (46°00'36"N 8°51'27"E) for a maximum of three hours, or look for other options nearby. • Upstream: in Miglieglia, there are numerous parking spaces near the Monte Lema cable car.
Return: After the last jump (C8) into the large pool below Ur Mott da Leléta, take a trail on the left bank and then, through the bushes, on the right bank to reach the main path. Alternatively, simply continue along the riverbed until the bridge at 411 m elevation. From the bridge, climb the steep trail on the right bank up to the village of Curio, and from there return to Novaggio via the paved road. About 40 minutes for 220 m ascent.

Magliasina: Parking at Entry
Access: • Downstream: in the village of Curio (few parking spaces) • Intermediate: without a shuttle, you can park in Novaggio at the Viale Gisòra parking lot (46°00'36"N 8°51'27"E) for a maximum of three hours, or look for other options nearby. • Upstream: in Miglieglia, there are numerous parking spaces near the Monte Lema cable car.
Return: After the last jump (C8) into the large pool below Ur Mott da Leléta, take a trail on the left bank and then, through the bushes, on the right bank to reach the main path. Alternatively, simply continue along the riverbed until the bridge at 411 m elevation. From the bridge, climb the steep trail on the right bank up to the village of Curio, and from there return to Novaggio via the paved road. About 40 minutes for 220 m ascent.

Valle Grande (Camorino): Canyon Start

Valle Grande (Camorino): Canyon End

Sovaglia : Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, head to the upper part of the village and take Via Generoso, at the end of which several trails begin. At the fork, follow the signs to Alpe Perostabbio and reach the locality of Al Pra da Piòda. At the top of the meadow, a trail branches off from the main path and enters the small valley on the right to reach the Buco della Sovaglia (45°56'01.7"N 9°00'15.9"E). The stream originates from the cave, and following it leads quickly to the first vertical drop. About 30 minutes for 220 m of ascent.
Tour: 01- C27 (nat sx) aggirabile 02- C35 (nat sx) 03- C15 (1 dx) 04- C8 (1 sx) disarrampicabile 05- C 25 (1dx o nat sx) 06- C24 + C56 (MC nat sx + 2 sx + relais 3 sx)

Sovaglia : Canyon End
Return: After the Cascata del Botto, follow the obvious trail to the right to return to Rovio, about 10 minutes for 40 m of ascent.

Sovaglia : Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, head to the upper part of the village and take Via Generoso, at the end of which several trails begin. At the fork, follow the signs to Alpe Perostabbio and reach the locality of Al Pra da Piòda. At the top of the meadow, a trail branches off from the main path and enters the small valley on the right to reach the Buco della Sovaglia (45°56'01.7"N 9°00'15.9"E). The stream originates from the cave, and following it leads quickly to the first vertical drop. About 30 minutes for 220 m of ascent.
Tour: 01- C27 (nat sx) aggirabile 02- C35 (nat sx) 03- C15 (1 dx) 04- C8 (1 sx) disarrampicabile 05- C 25 (1dx o nat sx) 06- C24 + C56 (MC nat sx + 2 sx + relais 3 sx)

Sovaglia : Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Rovio, you can park on Via San Felice in the large square (45°55'56.4"N 8°59'14.2"E) or further ahead where the trail to the Cascata del Botto begins (45°55'55"N 8°59'24.7"E).
Return: After the Cascata del Botto, follow the obvious trail to the right to return to Rovio, about 10 minutes for 40 m of ascent.

Viganale: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: Now the 180 has also been re-drilled. It certainly makes sense for the next ones to take an adjustable wrench with them to tighten the old anchors and also cut away the old connecting ropes between th...
2025-09-10: Drilled 15 anchors, unfortunately the battery ran out right before the big 180, so we went down through the forest (very steep, but you can get through without needing ropes). I have to come back agai...
2024-07-08: Cool creek, you will rarely have perfect conditions like it was today (200mm of rain about 24 hours before). However, the next group should definitely take enough anchors with them, some stands are mi...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail up to Alpe Melano and then join the trail at the stream.
Tour: At the beginning there are many wide rappels, some of which are made from trees, after the 120m (30+90) waterfall it becomes narrower and very beautiful. At the final waterfall of 180m the following mass is currently drilled in (September 2025): 10m from the left 75m from the right (if necessary, there is also a stand on the right behind the free-standing tower to rappel down dry, but don't think about rappelling there, it will get stuck on the top of the tower anyway). 110m from the left (or swing 20m from the left far over to the right followed by 90m to the right)

Viganale: Canyon End
2025-09-15: Now the 180 has also been re-drilled. It certainly makes sense for the next ones to take an adjustable wrench with them to tighten the old anchors and also cut away the old connecting ropes between th...
2025-09-10: Drilled 15 anchors, unfortunately the battery ran out right before the big 180, so we went down through the forest (very steep, but you can get through without needing ropes). I have to come back agai...
2024-07-08: Cool creek, you will rarely have perfect conditions like it was today (200mm of rain about 24 hours before). However, the next group should definitely take enough anchors with them, some stands are mi...
Return: Follow the streambed for 2 minutes and then turn right onto the path.

Viganale: Parking at Entry
2025-09-15: Now the 180 has also been re-drilled. It certainly makes sense for the next ones to take an adjustable wrench with them to tighten the old anchors and also cut away the old connecting ropes between th...
2025-09-10: Drilled 15 anchors, unfortunately the battery ran out right before the big 180, so we went down through the forest (very steep, but you can get through without needing ropes). I have to come back agai...
2024-07-08: Cool creek, you will rarely have perfect conditions like it was today (200mm of rain about 24 hours before). However, the next group should definitely take enough anchors with them, some stands are mi...
Access: In Melano there is a parking lot near the exit. Otherwise in Rovio at the top, but you have to climb 200m again after the canyon.
Return: Follow the streambed for 2 minutes and then turn right onto the path.

Viganale: Parking at Exit
Access: In Melano there is a parking lot near the exit. Otherwise in Rovio at the top, but you have to climb 200m again after the canyon.
Return: Follow the streambed for 2 minutes and then turn right onto the path.

Cales I: Parking at Entry
2023-01-23: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udv4iXcqBR8
Access: Park one car at ER103, park the second car at ER202.
Return: Follow the obvious hiking trails back to the road.

Cales I: Parking at Exit
2023-01-23: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udv4iXcqBR8
Access: Park one car at ER103, park the second car at ER202.
Return: Follow the obvious hiking trails back to the road.

Cales I: Canyon Start
2023-01-23: Tour video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Udv4iXcqBR8
Approach: Short walk to the Ribeira das Cales
Tour: Cales I is an easy canyon. The highest rappel measures approx. 12 meters. This canyon is less suitable for beginners in poor physical condition, as there is quite a lot of walking and climbing to do. Cales I is nothing exciting for advanced canyonists.

Cales I: Canyon End
Return: Follow the obvious hiking trails back to the road.

Seebach (Stubai): Parking Entry and Exit
2023-09-29: Discussion with the landowners until they "allowed" us to climb (currently hunting season...). Access difficult to recognize. Anchors all in good condition. Rappels in the watercourse at the high rapp...
Access: Into the Stubaital as far as Milders. There drive into the Oberbergtal valley in the direction of Seduck. After the Gasthof Bärenbad, cross the bridge and park approx. 400m later on the right-hand side of the bridge.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the course of the stream. At approx. 1400m you will see a path on the right-hand side, follow this steeply down to the "Salcher" farmhouse.

Seebach (Stubai): Waterlevel Checkpoint
2023-09-29: Discussion with the landowners until they "allowed" us to climb (currently hunting season...). Access difficult to recognize. Anchors all in good condition. Rappels in the watercourse at the high rapp...

Seebach (Stubai): Canyon Start
2023-09-29: Discussion with the landowners until they "allowed" us to climb (currently hunting season...). Access difficult to recognize. Anchors all in good condition. Rappels in the watercourse at the high rapp...
Approach: From the small bridge along the asphalt road to the farmhouse "Salcher" and from there to the right across meadows and a small bridge (leads over the Seebach - check the water level!) to the farmhouse "Teiser". Continue below this along a meadow path into the next ditch. (ATTENTION: the landowners ask that gates/doors be left as they are found AND that the tour is not undertaken during the hunting season in the fall! Thank you!) After the small gate, walk up the ditch and then follow a faintly visible hunters path steeply uphill in the forest. Always keep to the ridge until you reach a ridge head. From here, turn left on a path to the streambed.

Seebach (Stubai): Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, follow the course of the stream. At approx. 1400m you will see a path on the right-hand side, follow this steeply down to the "Salcher" farmhouse.

Brinta - Volarja: Parking at Entry
2024-01-27: The stream is called Volarja after the confluence of the Brinta and Malenscek rivers. Beautiful but challenging tour (rappel directly in the water, difficult rappel at the 100m waterfall). We drilled...
Comment: Oberer Parkplatz direkt an der Brücke über die Brinta
Access: From Bovec to Kobarid, always stay on road 203. Once you have passed Kobarid on road 203, you come to a traffic circle where you take the 3rd exit in the direction of Tolmin and Nova Gorica (road 102). Stay on road 102 for approx. 6.1 km until you reach the junction for Kamno. Turn left here towards Kamno and drive over the Soca bridge. In Kamno, drive past the church, keep right and then come to a larger road where you turn off again towards Tolmin. When you pass the exit from Kamno, stay on the road for 1.4 km until you reach the bridge over the Volarja (park a shuttle car here). (N46.213051,E13.656092) Take the 2nd car back to Kamno and stay on the main road. Before you pass through Kamno, take the turn-off to Vrsno. The small road goes uphill until you reach the village of Vrsno after about 4 km. Continue along the road and after 700m you come to the bridge over the Malenscek stream, after another 1.5km you cross another small bridge with a right-hand bend until you reach the bridge at the Brinta stream after another 600m. You can park here both before and after the bridge. (N46.23354,E13.660991) It takes a good 15 minutes to move the vehicle.
Return: You come out directly at the parking lot at the bridge over the "Volarja".

Brinta - Volarja: Canyon Start
2024-01-27: The stream is called Volarja after the confluence of the Brinta and Malenscek rivers. Beautiful but challenging tour (rappel directly in the water, difficult rappel at the 100m waterfall). We drilled...
Comment: Einstieg direkt am oberen Parkplatz
Approach: Cross the bridge and follow the forest path on the ortographic left for about 230m. Then comes the first small abseiling point.
Tour: Once you have reached the streambed, you come to the first small rappel point C7 (right), before you have to rappel 25m directly into the water jet. This is followed by 3 smaller abseils, 2 of which can also be jumped. This is followed by a downclimb (approx. 10 m), which is also secured with a fixed rope ortographic right. This is followed by another 25m rappel directly in the water, before a walking passages (approx. 430m). Then you come to a point where you can reach the abseil point on the ortographic right via a rope traverse (this point could also be slid after a previous check). After 2 more rappels you come to a place that can also be abseiled or jumped (C9 right or S7). After another small rappel you come to the vertical highlight of the tour. This is followed by a rappel of approx. 100m, which cannot be rappelled in the water due to the water pressure. There are fixed ropes there because you come to an intermediate belay along the wall ortographic right and have to avoid a pendulum fall at all costs. Therefore, take the fixed ropes for the self-arrest and traverse for about 15m ortographic right to the intermediate belay, which can be quite challenging because the rock quality is not ideal and stones come loose. After the 15m traverse you come to another abseil belay - an intermediate belay. If possible, it is advisable for the entire group to come together at this intermediate belay before the first person rappels the remaining 8m to the main belay. The reason for this is that stones come loose on the 15m traverse (watch out for falling rocks!!!), which then fall in the direction of the main belay. After you have rappelled the 8m from the intermediate belaystation to the main belaystation, the highest rappel of the tour follows at 70m. The traverse before this means that you hardly come into contact with the water, which makes sense, as the waterfall - 100m high in total - pools the water and you don't want to get into it. After the 70m rappel, there are 3 more beautiful rappels in the water before you have a 45-minute strenuous walk and climb in the blocked stream ahead of you. After 45 minutes, the "Mrzli Potok" stream flows in from the ortographic left and after a further 10 minutes you arrive at the dam wall, which you have already seen from the exit bridge. Here you either leave the stream ortographic right or, if the dam wall is jumpable, you have one last jump here and leave the stream also ortographic right under the road bridge.

Brinta - Volarja: Parking at Exit
2024-01-27: The stream is called Volarja after the confluence of the Brinta and Malenscek rivers. Beautiful but challenging tour (rappel directly in the water, difficult rappel at the 100m waterfall). We drilled...
Comment: Unterer Parkplatz direkt bei der Brücke über die Volarja
Access: From Bovec to Kobarid, always stay on road 203. Once you have passed Kobarid on road 203, you come to a traffic circle where you take the 3rd exit in the direction of Tolmin and Nova Gorica (road 102). Stay on road 102 for approx. 6.1 km until you reach the junction for Kamno. Turn left here towards Kamno and drive over the Soca bridge. In Kamno, drive past the church, keep right and then come to a larger road where you turn off again towards Tolmin. When you pass the exit from Kamno, stay on the road for 1.4 km until you reach the bridge over the Volarja (park a shuttle car here). (N46.213051,E13.656092) Take the 2nd car back to Kamno and stay on the main road. Before you pass through Kamno, take the turn-off to Vrsno. The small road goes uphill until you reach the village of Vrsno after about 4 km. Continue along the road and after 700m you come to the bridge over the Malenscek stream, after another 1.5km you cross another small bridge with a right-hand bend until you reach the bridge at the Brinta stream after another 600m. You can park here both before and after the bridge. (N46.23354,E13.660991) It takes a good 15 minutes to move the vehicle.
Return: You come out directly at the parking lot at the bridge over the "Volarja".

Brinta - Volarja: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg direkt beim unteren Parkplatz
Return: You come out directly at the parking lot at the bridge over the "Volarja".

The General: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-03: A very cool tour for me as a rappel lover. Otherwise there was nothing special to note.
2023-02-10: Access very difficult to find (pink loops hanging from the trees every few meters - walk along them). Very few emergency exits. Impressive canyon! The "exit" of the canyon was also hard to find, so we...
Access: Queenstown -> Glenorchy -> Paradise/Diamond Lake -> Glenorchy-Paradise Rd until you cross the streambed (= just before the exit of the road/Chinaman's Bluff). Here you can park next to the road on the meadows.
Return: At approx. 600m, exit the stream to the left at a confluence and follow the access route back to the parking lot (approx. 2h).

The General: Canyon End
2024-03-03: A very cool tour for me as a rappel lover. Otherwise there was nothing special to note.
2023-02-10: Access very difficult to find (pink loops hanging from the trees every few meters - walk along them). Very few emergency exits. Impressive canyon! The "exit" of the canyon was also hard to find, so we...
Return: At approx. 600m, exit the stream to the left at a confluence and follow the access route back to the parking lot (approx. 2h).

The General: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-03-03: A very cool tour for me as a rappel lover. Otherwise there was nothing special to note.
2023-02-10: Access very difficult to find (pink loops hanging from the trees every few meters - walk along them). Very few emergency exits. Impressive canyon! The "exit" of the canyon was also hard to find, so we...
Comment: "Superiore"-Einstieg
Approach: Water level: to check the water level, walk upstream from the parking lot for about 20 minutes until you reach a confluence. Further access: in the middle between the two converging rivers, follow a path that is difficult to see up to the respective contour lines (entry "Les Haut": approx. 1300m, "Superiore": approx. 1050m, "Intermedio": approx. 900m and "Inferiore": approx. 800m). "Les Haut" is the only entry that can be reached on foot. For all other entries, you have to rappel into the streambed. Access depending on the access height: 2-4h
Tour: Times in the canyon depending on entry: "Les Haut" approx. 10h, "Superiore" approx. 8h, "Intermedio" approx. 7h, "Inferiore" approx. 4h.

The General: Waterlevel Checkpoint

The General: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: "Intermedio"-Einstieg
Approach: Water level: to check the water level, walk upstream from the parking lot for about 20 minutes until you reach a confluence. Further access: in the middle between the two converging rivers, follow a path that is difficult to see up to the respective contour lines (entry "Les Haut": approx. 1300m, "Superiore": approx. 1050m, "Intermedio": approx. 900m and "Inferiore": approx. 800m). "Les Haut" is the only entry that can be reached on foot. For all other entries, you have to rappel into the streambed. Access depending on the access height: 2-4h
Tour: Times in the canyon depending on entry: "Les Haut" approx. 10h, "Superiore" approx. 8h, "Intermedio" approx. 7h, "Inferiore" approx. 4h.

The General: Canyon Start
Comment: "Les Haut"-Einstieg
Approach: Water level: to check the water level, walk upstream from the parking lot for about 20 minutes until you reach a confluence. Further access: in the middle between the two converging rivers, follow a path that is difficult to see up to the respective contour lines (entry "Les Haut": approx. 1300m, "Superiore": approx. 1050m, "Intermedio": approx. 900m and "Inferiore": approx. 800m). "Les Haut" is the only entry that can be reached on foot. For all other entries, you have to rappel into the streambed. Access depending on the access height: 2-4h
Tour: Times in the canyon depending on entry: "Les Haut" approx. 10h, "Superiore" approx. 8h, "Intermedio" approx. 7h, "Inferiore" approx. 4h.

Bachgraben (-Rothmannbach unt.): Canyon Start
Comment: Zustiegsweg kreuzt Bachgraben
Approach: From the southern exit of the parking lot, head south on the B 305 and after a few meters take the small road on the right before the pass tower. We then follow the forest road, first west and then southwest through the forest above the Rothmannbach stream. We keep left at a white and red barrier and later take a shortcut that leads us back up to the forest road on the left. After a good 30 minutes from the B 305, the track turns to the northwest. It now runs on the orographic left side of the stream ditch. If there is a suitable opportunity, we now descend to the left down to the stream ditch, at the latest at 700m above sea level, where a path branches off to the left over the stream
Tour: At the beginning of the access via the Bachgraben - up to the mouth of the Rothmannbach - there is a lot of block climbing with a few smaller rappels (3). The tour continues in the lower Rothmannbach; see the description there. At the beginning there is talk of "an inflow from left". This is the Bachgraben. Time required: approx. 45 min. in the Bachgaben + approx. 90 min. in the lower Rothmannbach. Rothmannbach. Distance: 650m in the Bachgraben + 1500m in the unt. Rothmannbach.

Bachgraben (-Rothmannbach unt.): Canyon End
Comment: Mündung Rothmannbach in Berchtesgadener Ache
Return: Either go left before the first bridge and follow the B 305 to the car or better under the B 305 and swim down the Berchtesgadener Ache to the parking lot. ( approx. 10 min )

Bachgraben (-Rothmannbach unt.): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We take the exit Grödig (southwest of Salzburg) on the A10 (Tauernautobahn) and drive southwest first on the Austrian B 160 (Berchtesgadenerstraße), after the German-Austrian border continue on the B 305 (still Berchtesgadenerstraße or "Deutsche Alpenstraße") for 4 km in the direction of Marktschellenberg. Then we see a long (hiking) parking lot on the left between the B 305 and the Berchtesgadener Ache. We park our car here.
Return: Either go left before the first bridge and follow the B 305 to the car or better under the B 305 and swim down the Berchtesgadener Ache to the parking lot. ( approx. 10 min )

Goriuda: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-22: The cave is a nice start, the middle is unique, the finale is rather technical. Rigging should be revised, reaching the last anchor is actually dangerous (exposed climb high on slippery rock far to th...
2021-08-29: First into the cave; one belay newly drilled, the rest mostly over trees or simple belays. The belaystation for the last 60m rappel was a good chain anchor far to the left (we built ourselves a rope t...
Comment: Großer Parkplatz bei der Trattoria
Access: Located directly on the SP76, there is a large parking lot at Tratorria From here you can already see the last cascades. From here you can shuttle towards the access path by car (or walk along the road)
Return: 5 min along the hiking trail (or follow the stream - but we did NOT do this)

Goriuda: Waypoint
2025-06-22: The cave is a nice start, the middle is unique, the finale is rather technical. Rigging should be revised, reaching the last anchor is actually dangerous (exposed climb high on slippery rock far to th...
2021-08-29: First into the cave; one belay newly drilled, the rest mostly over trees or simple belays. The belaystation for the last 60m rappel was a good chain anchor far to the left (we built ourselves a rope t...
Comment: Hier zweigt der Pfad von der Straße ab
Approach: At N 46.394503 E 13.442089 a path branches off to the right. Follow this for about 20 minutes until you are directly in front of the cave entrance (karst spring exit).> N 46.391686 E 13.435678 There are a few parking spaces along the road near the start of the path; you could take a shuttle and save a few minutes' walk

Goriuda: Canyon Start
2025-06-22: The cave is a nice start, the middle is unique, the finale is rather technical. Rigging should be revised, reaching the last anchor is actually dangerous (exposed climb high on slippery rock far to th...
2021-08-29: First into the cave; one belay newly drilled, the rest mostly over trees or simple belays. The belaystation for the last 60m rappel was a good chain anchor far to the left (we built ourselves a rope t...
Approach: At N 46.394503 E 13.442089 a path branches off to the right. Follow this for about 20 minutes until you are directly in front of the cave entrance (karst spring exit).> N 46.391686 E 13.435678 There are a few parking spaces along the road near the start of the path; you could take a shuttle and save a few minutes' walk
Tour: You can either start the canyoning tour "downstream" or take a quick look into the cave. At the beginning you have to overcome a short/cold swimming section. Then you go into the cave for a few more minutes (headlamp !!) before continuing for cave divers only. The canyoning tour consists of 7-8 rappels (up to 25m), mostly from trees, before you reach the final rappel on the left (60m). Follow the hiking trail back to the parking lot for about 5 minutes An old entry from the AIC site describes that you can continue along the stream to the parking lot (+ 2 short rappels).

U Viru: Canyon Start
Approach: About 70m in a south-westerly direction down to the river. If we only have 1 vehicle available, we will walk on the orographic right side. First over the Golo, then basically parallel to U Viru. It is up to us where we want to get in and start the tour.
Tour: We hike down the river on smoothly polished granite, enjoying the ambience, taking the occasional dip, combined with no slides or jumps. The tour can drag on quite a bit. Finally, the Golo flows in from the right through a narrow crevice. A few meters later we get off after the two bridges.

U Viru: Canyon End
Return: The car is only a few meters up the road.

U Viru: Parking at Exit
Access: Through the Santa Regina canyon on the D84 up the Golo we pass the Calacuccia reservoir and Albertacce. 2km after Alberteacce we come to the canyons over the Golo and park our car here for the exit. We take a second car back to Albrtacce and then turn left onto the D318 to Calasima. After a good 2 km, we pass through this village and reach the parking lot at the exit of the paved road (2nd car).
Return: The car is only a few meters up the road.

U Viru: Parking at Entry
Access: Through the Santa Regina canyon on the D84 up the Golo we pass the Calacuccia reservoir and Albertacce. 2km after Alberteacce we come to the canyons over the Golo and park our car here for the exit. We take a second car back to Albrtacce and then turn left onto the D318 to Calasima. After a good 2 km, we pass through this village and reach the parking lot at the exit of the paved road (2nd car).
Return: The car is only a few meters up the road.

Delgado (Partie C): Canyon Start
2024-02-25: Beautiful canyon. Anchor points mostly in good condition, some high-quality titanium glued anchors. Access is extremely precarious. If you have a queasy feeling, you should turn back immediately - it...
Approach: From the viewpoint, follow the old coastal road back towards Sao Vicente. Shortly before the old tunnel, which is now buried, a steep path goes up on the right-hand side. At the beginning, this is easily recognizable and obvious from the old steps. After a short time, the quality of the old path deteriorates noticeably. The condition becomes worse and worse and more dangerous. If you have a queasy feeling, it is better to turn back immediately. The path is very overgrown in places. Progress is therefore very difficult and slow. After about 200 meters in altitude, the worst is over and the path is in better condition again.
Tour: Beautiful canyon. Anchor points all in good condition, some with high-quality titanium glued anchors. Approx. 20 to 30 meters below the anchor point of the C90, orographic to the right, there is a rock window of the tunnel of the old coastal road ER 101. The canyon can be exited here at high tide or if the waves are too strong. However, there is NO longer a safe way back via the ER101 due to numerous landslides. Large parts of the old road no longer exist! The intermediate stand in the final waterfall is exposed and, depending on the wind, is more or less exposed to the spray. There is only room for two people here. This should be taken into account when planning the rope.

Delgado (Partie C): Canyon End
2024-02-25: Beautiful canyon. Anchor points mostly in good condition, some high-quality titanium glued anchors. Access is extremely precarious. If you have a queasy feeling, you should turn back immediately - it...
Return: The C90 exits directly below the cliffs on the Atlantic Ocean. The way back along the cliffs is only possible at low tide. It leads orographic right over round stones including small climbing sections. At the trickiest passage, you can climb a rock ledge and rappel from an anchor at the top to escape the waves. The anchor is currently (October 2024) heavily rusted, but will be replaced soon. After a good 30 minutes, the coast becomes flatter and the road can be glimpsed. Shortly afterwards, you can cross under the road in a concrete channel (Corrego da Furna waterfall) and then exit to it. The parking exit is opposite. Without a second car, follow the coastal road through a long tunnel to the parking entry (another 30 min).

Delgado (Partie C): Parking at Entry
2024-02-25: Beautiful canyon. Anchor points mostly in good condition, some high-quality titanium glued anchors. Access is extremely precarious. If you have a queasy feeling, you should turn back immediately - it...
Access: From Sao Vicente, take the VE2 in the direction of Seical / Porto Moniz. After the Joao Delgado tunnel, park at the Veu de Noiva viewpoint.
Return: The C90 exits directly below the cliffs on the Atlantic Ocean. The way back along the cliffs is only possible at low tide. It leads orographic right over round stones including small climbing sections. At the trickiest passage, you can climb a rock ledge and rappel from an anchor at the top to escape the waves. The anchor is currently (October 2024) heavily rusted, but will be replaced soon. After a good 30 minutes, the coast becomes flatter and the road can be glimpsed. Shortly afterwards, you can cross under the road in a concrete channel (Corrego da Furna waterfall) and then exit to it. The parking exit is opposite. Without a second car, follow the coastal road through a long tunnel to the parking entry (another 30 min).

Delgado (Partie C): Parking at Exit
Access: From Sao Vicente, take the VE2 in the direction of Seical / Porto Moniz. After the Joao Delgado tunnel, park at the Veu de Noiva viewpoint.
Return: The C90 exits directly below the cliffs on the Atlantic Ocean. The way back along the cliffs is only possible at low tide. It leads orographic right over round stones including small climbing sections. At the trickiest passage, you can climb a rock ledge and rappel from an anchor at the top to escape the waves. The anchor is currently (October 2024) heavily rusted, but will be replaced soon. After a good 30 minutes, the coast becomes flatter and the road can be glimpsed. Shortly afterwards, you can cross under the road in a concrete channel (Corrego da Furna waterfall) and then exit to it. The parking exit is opposite. Without a second car, follow the coastal road through a long tunnel to the parking entry (another 30 min).

Delgado (Partie C): Waypoint
Comment: Abzweig von ER101 auf den alten Pfad
Approach: From the viewpoint, follow the old coastal road back towards Sao Vicente. Shortly before the old tunnel, which is now buried, a steep path goes up on the right-hand side. At the beginning, this is easily recognizable and obvious from the old steps. After a short time, the quality of the old path deteriorates noticeably. The condition becomes worse and worse and more dangerous. If you have a queasy feeling, it is better to turn back immediately. The path is very overgrown in places. Progress is therefore very difficult and slow. After about 200 meters in altitude, the worst is over and the path is in better condition again.

Delgado (Partie C): Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Tunnel ER101 - Achtung: Straße existiert wegen Erdrutsch überwiegend nicht mehr!

Ribeira das Cales III: Canyon Start
2024-10-07: If you want to get out of the habit of canyoning, you can do it. After 6 rappels, go up on the left, as the guided tours do.
2024-10-07: The first 4-5 rappels are nice (this part is also guided). After that comes the 1st wooden blockage and from then on, apart from a few ok rappels (some without belays), the canyon is the biggest sucki...
2024-02-27: Beautiful waterfalls but unfortunately a lot of walking. The first anchor point is great, but the quality deteriorates noticeably in the canyon. In the last third, natural anchors have to be used in p...

Ribeira das Cales III: Canyon End
2024-10-07: If you want to get out of the habit of canyoning, you can do it. After 6 rappels, go up on the left, as the guided tours do.
2024-10-07: The first 4-5 rappels are nice (this part is also guided). After that comes the 1st wooden blockage and from then on, apart from a few ok rappels (some without belays), the canyon is the biggest sucki...
2024-02-27: Beautiful waterfalls but unfortunately a lot of walking. The first anchor point is great, but the quality deteriorates noticeably in the canyon. In the last third, natural anchors have to be used in p...

Funda Meia Légua: Canyon Start
2024-12-09: Since the heavy rains at the exit of October, there has been a lot more garbage in the canyon. It's a shame that the locals are spoiling their beautiful island like this. We did a bit of sawing work i...
2024-10-25: We drove up for 20 minutes and then descended for another 15 minutes via stairs - so it would have been worth walking up. Unfortunately there was a lot of garbage in the stream and the water quality w...
2024-02-28: Very beautiful canyon with a really spectacular cascade. Unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. New anchors would significantly enhance and simplify the canyon.
Approach: By car: Follow the road to Faja da Ribeira in a wide arc and take the Vereda da Eira do Mourao path upwards. Unfortunately, the route is not entirely clear at the start, with various similar-looking paths leading between the houses. Follow this path through the mountainside until it crosses the stream at a small bridge. (40 min) With two cars: A short easy trail (Vereda da Eira do Mourao) leads down through the houses at the exit of the road heading south. It crosses the stream at the entry point. It is quite steep in places but well maintained. (15 min)
Tour: At the bridge into the stream, which is usually very slippery here. Downclimbing is virtually impossible. The first anchor is somewhat hidden far ahead on a ledge. Several medium-height abseils warm you up for the 90-meter-high final waterfall. This is conquered using rope traverses and two lengths. You are sure to be watched from the supermarket parking lot! Caution: Always stay on the ropes until the next anchor! The canyon is not optimally equipped (as of early 2024). Some of the next anchor points cannot be reached if you pull off the rope too early! Caution 2: There is room for a maximum of two people at some intermediate points, so this must be taken into account when planning the rope.

Funda Meia Légua: Canyon End
2024-12-09: Since the heavy rains at the exit of October, there has been a lot more garbage in the canyon. It's a shame that the locals are spoiling their beautiful island like this. We did a bit of sawing work i...
2024-10-25: We drove up for 20 minutes and then descended for another 15 minutes via stairs - so it would have been worth walking up. Unfortunately there was a lot of garbage in the stream and the water quality w...
2024-02-28: Very beautiful canyon with a really spectacular cascade. Unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. New anchors would significantly enhance and simplify the canyon.
Return: Follow the stream until it joins the Ribeira Brava river. Walk a good 50 meters upstream, climb a dam on the right (ororgraphically left), then cross the river and take the stairs up to the parking lot of the hardware store. Beware, you are entering private property here and only friendly people are allowed to cross the parking lot ;-) In a few meters you will reach the parked car.

Funda Meia Légua: Parking at Entry
2024-12-09: Since the heavy rains at the exit of October, there has been a lot more garbage in the canyon. It's a shame that the locals are spoiling their beautiful island like this. We did a bit of sawing work i...
2024-10-25: We drove up for 20 minutes and then descended for another 15 minutes via stairs - so it would have been worth walking up. Unfortunately there was a lot of garbage in the stream and the water quality w...
2024-02-28: Very beautiful canyon with a really spectacular cascade. Unfortunately a lot of garbage in the canyon. New anchors would significantly enhance and simplify the canyon.
Comment: Parkplatz am Ende der Straße in Eira do Mourao
Access: By car: On leaving Ribeira Brava in the direction of Sao Vicente, before the tunnel, take the turn-off to the commercial area (Continente supermarket). Park your car in the public parking lot (please do not park in the supermarket parking lot). The final waterfall can be seen from the parking lot. With two cars: Take the second car via Campanario in the direction of Sao Paulo and then drive to Eira de Mourao. Park at the exit of the Estr. da Eira do Neto. In terms of time, the shuttle is not worth it, it's more for lazy canyonists who don't feel like lugging the long ropes to the top.
Return: Follow the stream until it joins the Ribeira Brava river. Walk a good 50 meters upstream, climb a dam on the right (ororgraphically left), then cross the river and take the stairs up to the parking lot of the hardware store. Beware, you are entering private property here and only friendly people are allowed to cross the parking lot ;-) In a few meters you will reach the parked car.

Funda Meia Légua: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz außerhalb des Sportgeländes kurz vor dem Continente Parkplatz
Access: By car: On leaving Ribeira Brava in the direction of Sao Vicente, before the tunnel, take the turn-off to the commercial area (Continente supermarket). Park your car in the public parking lot (please do not park in the supermarket parking lot). The final waterfall can be seen from the parking lot. With two cars: Take the second car via Campanario in the direction of Sao Paulo and then drive to Eira de Mourao. Park at the exit of the Estr. da Eira do Neto. In terms of time, the shuttle is not worth it, it's more for lazy canyonists who don't feel like lugging the long ropes to the top.
Return: Follow the stream until it joins the Ribeira Brava river. Walk a good 50 meters upstream, climb a dam on the right (ororgraphically left), then cross the river and take the stairs up to the parking lot of the hardware store. Beware, you are entering private property here and only friendly people are allowed to cross the parking lot ;-) In a few meters you will reach the parked car.

Ribeira do Seixal (superior): Canyon Start
2024-12-17: Anchor points OK
2024-11-10: Very varied canyon with a few jumps. Anchors are in good condition. We went through the streambed during access as we couldn't find the way.
2024-02-29: Very nice canyon. Anchor points mostly OK. In places tricky downclimbs with lots of water due to lack of anchor points. At the exit of Seixal Sup there are various canyons for the further descent into...
Approach: A few minutes' walk from the car in a northerly direction on the wide hiking trail. Then follow the course of the stream. Very overgrown for a short stretch.
Tour: Long rappel canyon with some challenging downclimbs, especially when there is a lot of water.

Ribeira do Seixal (superior): Canyon End
2024-12-17: Anchor points OK
2024-11-10: Very varied canyon with a few jumps. Anchors are in good condition. We went through the streambed during access as we couldn't find the way.
2024-02-29: Very nice canyon. Anchor points mostly OK. In places tricky downclimbs with lots of water due to lack of anchor points. At the exit of Seixal Sup there are various canyons for the further descent into...
Return: There are numerous options. As various canyons begin at the exit of Sexial Superiore, which are otherwise only accessible via an arduous access route, it is advisable to continue via one of the many canyons, e.g. via Vimieiro.

Ribeira do Seixal (superior): Parking at Exit
2024-12-17: Anchor points OK
2024-11-10: Very varied canyon with a few jumps. Anchors are in good condition. We went through the streambed during access as we couldn't find the way.
2024-02-29: Very nice canyon. Anchor points mostly OK. In places tricky downclimbs with lots of water due to lack of anchor points. At the exit of Seixal Sup there are various canyons for the further descent into...
Access: 30 km reparking required! It is often extremely foggy on the Plato, so you should allow about 1 hour in each direction for the 30 km parking change.
Return: There are numerous options. As various canyons begin at the exit of Sexial Superiore, which are otherwise only accessible via an arduous access route, it is advisable to continue via one of the many canyons, e.g. via Vimieiro.

Ribeira do Seixal (superior): Parking at Entry
Access: 30 km reparking required! It is often extremely foggy on the Plato, so you should allow about 1 hour in each direction for the 30 km parking change.
Return: There are numerous options. As various canyons begin at the exit of Sexial Superiore, which are otherwise only accessible via an arduous access route, it is advisable to continue via one of the many canyons, e.g. via Vimieiro.

Ribeira dos Boieiros: Canyon Start
2024-03-01: Nice little tour. Quite scenic. Unfortunately, the anchors have been stolen from various stands. Thanks to the trees you can usually still get down well or often there is still an anchor or you can ju...
Approach: Link follow the path
Tour: A relatively large amount of water for Madeira with short swimming passages and low jumps. Short abseiling heights of less than 15 meters

Ribeira dos Boieiros: Canyon End
2024-03-01: Nice little tour. Quite scenic. Unfortunately, the anchors have been stolen from various stands. Thanks to the trees you can usually still get down well or often there is still an anchor or you can ju...
Return: Leave the stream at the 2nd bridge (anchors missing) and follow the path up to the parking lot

Ribeira dos Boieiros: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-01: Nice little tour. Quite scenic. Unfortunately, the anchors have been stolen from various stands. Thanks to the trees you can usually still get down well or often there is still an anchor or you can ju...
Comment: Parkplatz für Porto Novo & Boieiros
Access: Follow the ER203 to Eira da Cruz
Return: Leave the stream at the 2nd bridge (anchors missing) and follow the path up to the parking lot

Porto Novo: Canyon Start
2024-03-01: Nice little tour that is obviously commercially used. Accordingly very well equipped, often on the right and left bank. Relatively much water and quite fresh. Can be easily combined with the neighbori...
Approach: Follow the road, which later becomes unpaved, to the starting point of the canyon.
Tour: This canyon is very touristy and very easy. Most of the obstacles can also be avoided. All anchor points are very well equipped.

Porto Novo: Canyon End
2024-03-01: Nice little tour that is obviously commercially used. Accordingly very well equipped, often on the right and left bank. Relatively much water and quite fresh. Can be easily combined with the neighbori...
Return: At the exit of the canyon, follow a small path up to the right.

Porto Novo: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-01: Nice little tour that is obviously commercially used. Accordingly very well equipped, often on the right and left bank. Relatively much water and quite fresh. Can be easily combined with the neighbori...
Comment: Parkplatz für Porto Novo & Boieiros
Access: Follow the ER203 to Eira da Cruz
Return: At the exit of the canyon, follow a small path up to the right.

Ribeira das Cales IV: Canyon Start
2024-03-03: As in the other parts of the Cales, some walking passages, but less than in Cales 3. Good anchor points where available. In some places more anchors would not hurt if there is a lot of water. Vertical...

Ribeira das Cales IV: Canyon End
2024-03-03: As in the other parts of the Cales, some walking passages, but less than in Cales 3. Good anchor points where available. In some places more anchors would not hurt if there is a lot of water. Vertical...

Ribeiro da Camisa: Canyon Start
2026-02-19: Challenging descent in the final waterfalls for those not at an advanced level.
2025-06-08: Access path is quite a jungle. We skipped the upper 2 falls for not having mood to climb on. The 2 bigger cascades are rather technical, V4 in my opinion. The first on the left is very slippery, I'd...
2025-04-17: Look carefully for the access route.
Approach: Follow the road, which turns into a path after a few meters. A little later, follow a dry streambed uphill to the left (mostly blue signs (Poco das Pulgas). Initially, the path is logical and self-explanatory, but later there is a risk of missing important junctions and getting lost in the dense forest! Without local knowledge, it is best to use GPS tracks for navigation. The access path exits at R3. Continue upstream to the waterfall (Poco das Pulgas, R2). Now you can see the first two waterfalls. Move here (there is little space at the top), then follow the steep and muddy path on the right bank. It leads closely along a rock face and there is a rope traverse at a tricky passage. Finally you reach the entry point.
Tour: Regardless of whether you start at R1 or R3, the tour begins immediately with the first rappel. The waterfalls follow each other quickly in extremely lush vegetation. In R6 and R7 there are anchor points on the left and right. The orographic ones on the left are extremely uncomfortable and lead through the main stream when the water level is high. It is better to use the glued anchors on the right. The first two are a feeder for the rappel, which is two meters below the edge. The rope sling at the front of the tree should not be used (anymore), the tree is rotten and will eventually fall out of the wall. If the water level is normal, there is a small slide before the last waterfall, then climb out of the pool on the right. If the water level is high, you can rappel down the slide on a single hook. The danger of being swept over the edge by a strong current is real after a slide. In R 8 there are two starting points at the top, after three meters a point as a redirection point (pulling off from the bottom is then somewhat difficult) or another three meters further on a ledge an abseiling point. If this is used, you can walk the canyon with 25 ropes.

Ribeiro da Camisa: Canyon End
2026-02-19: Challenging descent in the final waterfalls for those not at an advanced level.
2025-06-08: Access path is quite a jungle. We skipped the upper 2 falls for not having mood to climb on. The 2 bigger cascades are rather technical, V4 in my opinion. The first on the left is very slippery, I'd...
2025-04-17: Look carefully for the access route.
Return: After R8, leave the canyon on the left bank and follow the path. This is very unclear in places, disappears in places (then follow the streambed), only to reappear shortly afterwards. Finally, cross the streambed to reach the first junction. Now simply downhill to the car. Attention! After R8 there is also a path that runs along the right bank and starts very invitingly. It leads back to the trail in the forest, but involves a sporty 50 meters of ascent, which you descend again directly.

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIa): Parking at Exit
Comment: am Ende von Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb)
Access: It is advisable to park your car for access on the eastern edge of the hamlet of Plan d'Anelle near the Piknikplatz, as the parking lot has been regulated since 2021 -

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIa): Parking at Entry
Comment: Piknikplatz am Ostrand des Weilers Plan d'Anelle
Access: It is advisable to park your car for access on the eastern edge of the hamlet of Plan d'Anelle near the Piknikplatz, as the parking lot has been regulated since 2021 -

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIa): Canyon Start
Comment: an der Brücke
Tour: Note: The description on Descente-Canyon.com also includes the parts Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIb)/Artuby du Bargème. It is recommended not to exit after part IIa, but to follow parts IIb.

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIa): Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: hier erfolgt der Zustieg von Bargème zum Abschnitt IIb
Access: It is advisable to park your car for access on the eastern edge of the hamlet of Plan d'Anelle near the Piknikplatz, as the parking lot has been regulated since 2021 -

Artuby du Plan d'Anelle (IIa): Canyon End
Comment: identisch mit Canyonende IIb

Terra d'Alem: Canyon Start
2024-11-09: Initially a torture to walk through the thorns in the dry streambed. 4 rappels to the meeting point at Funda. Anchors on the first 3 rappels are 2 rings as usual. Last rappel in Funda then two pitons...
2024-03-05: At first everything was very overgrown. The amount of water in Terra d'Alem was good, but a lot of water later in Funda. Anchor in Funda very good, in Terra d'Alem not so great in places.
Approach: From the parking lot in Ribeira Funda, walk slightly uphill through the houses to the south. After a good 10 minutes you are at the entry to Ribeira Funda. Cross the (mostly dry) stream and continue on the poorly visible path until you reach the neighboring gorge (approx. 25 min). The path walks parallel to the Funda through the wooded slope. (30 minutes) From the official parking lot, take the old coastal road heading northwest and follow it until you reach an old, steep tunnel. Follow the road uphill to its exit, see above. (Approx. 40 minutes in total)
Tour: At the beginning, you struggle a little against sometimes prickly undergrowth. In the upper part, there are abseils at heights of 45, 35 and 20 meters. The equipment is OK, but nothing more. Leads into the Ribeira Funda, so that you can continue with the beautiful final passage of the Funda.

Terra d'Alem: Canyon End
2024-11-09: Initially a torture to walk through the thorns in the dry streambed. 4 rappels to the meeting point at Funda. Anchors on the first 3 rappels are 2 rings as usual. Last rappel in Funda then two pitons...
2024-03-05: At first everything was very overgrown. The amount of water in Terra d'Alem was good, but a lot of water later in Funda. Anchor in Funda very good, in Terra d'Alem not so great in places.
Comment: Ende Funda
Return: As with Ribeira Funda, the tour exits directly on the old coastal road along the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) If you only have one car in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Terra d'Alem: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-11-09: Initially a torture to walk through the thorns in the dry streambed. 4 rappels to the meeting point at Funda. Anchors on the first 3 rappels are 2 rings as usual. Last rappel in Funda then two pitons...
2024-03-05: At first everything was very overgrown. The amount of water in Terra d'Alem was good, but a lot of water later in Funda. Anchor in Funda very good, in Terra d'Alem not so great in places.
Comment: Dies ist der "offizielle" Parkplatz, der etwa 750 Meter vom näheren Ausstiegsparkplatz entfernt ist.
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see "Access and exit" parking lot), which extends the access by 750 meters. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.
Return: As with Ribeira Funda, the tour exits directly on the old coastal road along the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) If you only have one car in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Terra d'Alem: Parking at Entry
Comment: Bitte hier diskret parken, der wenige Platz ist bei Anwohnern beliebt. In keinem Fall die gekreuzte Wendefläche nutzen!
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see "Access and exit" parking lot), which extends the access by 750 meters. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.
Return: As with Ribeira Funda, the tour exits directly on the old coastal road along the Atlantic. Follow this road to the right for a few minutes to the parking exit. (approx. 5 minutes) If you only have one car in Ribeira Funda, the way back is self-explanatory. After climbing over the wall, simply follow the old road through the tunnels to Ribeira Funda (approx. 15 minutes). If you have parked in the official parking lot, follow the old road for another 700 meters until you reach the new road. Turn left here to the parking lot. (approx. 10 minutes)

Terra d'Alem: Parking at Exit
Comment: Vorsicht vor Steinschlag. Auf keinen Fall im Rettungstunnel parken!
Access: VE2 highway from Seixal to Porto Moniz. If you only have one car, you can park in Ribeira Funda (see parking lot for access). Large groups with several vehicles should park at the exit of Seixal (see "Access and exit" parking lot), which extends the access by 750 meters. It is not recommended to park a car in front of the steep tunnel near the exit (exit parking lot), as there is often rockfall from the steep slopes above. DO NOT park in the newer rescue tunnel, you will be ticketed and/or your vehicle will be towed away.

Ribeira da Furna Santana: Canyon Start
2024-03-07: Beautiful canyon! GPX tracks see https://www.christian-balla.de/FurnaSantana

Ribeira da Furna Santana: Parking at Exit
2024-03-07: Beautiful canyon! GPX tracks see https://www.christian-balla.de/FurnaSantana
Return: You get off just under the bridge (Via Expresso) on the right bank

Ribeira da Furna Santana: Parking at Entry
2024-03-07: Beautiful canyon! GPX tracks see https://www.christian-balla.de/FurnaSantana
Return: You get off just under the bridge (Via Expresso) on the right bank

Hüttenwiestobel: Canyon End
2023-09-23: Was part of the first ascent. A real rain creek for times when the surrounding canyons are not feasible. The next day the canyon was almost dry. A few video impressions: https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the bridge or orographic right across the meadow to the parking lot.

Hüttenwiestobel: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-09-23: Was part of the first ascent. A real rain creek for times when the surrounding canyons are not feasible. The next day the canyon was almost dry. A few video impressions: https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Access: From Bad Ragaz in the direction of Vättis. Continue in the direction of Kunkelspass. Parking lot directly after the bridge over the Hüttenwiestobel on the wide shoulder.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the stream to the bridge or orographic right across the meadow to the parking lot.

Hüttenwiestobel: Canyon Start
2023-09-23: Was part of the first ascent. A real rain creek for times when the surrounding canyons are not feasible. The next day the canyon was almost dry. A few video impressions: https://www.youtube.com/wat...
Approach: First continue along the road towards Kunkelspass. After approx. 500m, a forest road branches off to the left. Follow this forest road until a hiking trail continues at its exit. Follow this hiking trail to the canyon.
Tour: The Alpine Canyon initially has rather low rappels. In the mostly open terrain, there are nevertheless some narrower rappels that go right through the middle of the water jet and give the canyon a sporty flair. From the halfway point, the rappels get higher. At the penultimate high rappel, there is an intermediate belay on the orographic right-hand side, directly on the edge of the overhang. The last high waterfall is rappelled in three stages. First it goes down about 10 meters. The second anchor is orographic on the right. If you look down from this anchor, the next intermediate belay is behind the plateau on the orographic right, directly on the edge, approx. 45 m below. From there another 40 m in depth.

Carecchio (Inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-12: At approx. 400l Was very slippery in places.
2025-06-19: 770l/s 17 degrees water temperature. All anchors ok. Some pools were not easy, but otherwise quite easy. Very slippery in places.
2024-09-22: The rock in this gorge has beautiful colors! The crystal clear and abundant water completes the work. Today with 400 L/s at the check point, easily manageable but still not for beginners. After the co...
Access: Verzasca Valley: Pass the famous Roman bridge in Laverezzo until you reach a large parking lot on the left. You can park there all day. Please make sure that you buy the 10 Fr. day ticket at the parking machine. 3 hours cost 5 Fr. It is checked there and a parking ticket costs 40 Fr. Payment is possible with francs or EC card.
Return: Either get off at the suspension bridge or follow the stream into the village. Exit on the left in each case.

Carecchio (Inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-07-12: At approx. 400l Was very slippery in places.
2025-06-19: 770l/s 17 degrees water temperature. All anchors ok. Some pools were not easy, but otherwise quite easy. Very slippery in places.
2024-09-22: The rock in this gorge has beautiful colors! The crystal clear and abundant water completes the work. Today with 400 L/s at the check point, easily manageable but still not for beginners. After the co...
Approach: Walk back to Laverezzo and take the first road on the left uphill, over a bridge and on to the mountain village. Continue along the path/steps until you come to a handful of houses where there is a drinking fountain. From there, continue up the path/steps into the forest. From here there are hiking markings. In the forest, follow the canyon upwards until you reach a suspension bridge. Cross this and you have a great view of the pools. You can get off at this bridge later. It may be advisable to lay a short rope in the slope. The slope looks slippery and steep. The 2nd ascent in the forest follows. At some point you reach the height of the river. This is also the entry point.
Tour: On a rappel, the hook is under a large boulder in the watercourse. The first person should be secured there with a man belay and build a rope traverse. However, there should also be an abseil point behind the boulder that is outside the water. Here, too, it would be useful to have a hook in front of the abseiling point to build a rope traverse. When you get back to the suspension bridge at the bottom, you can get off to the left. If you continue, you should have checked the water level in the village beforehand. The water inflow from the Real Agro is difficult to see because of the large boulders. Everything that follows is very watery with long swimming spots. This is followed by great jumpable pools with 30-40m swimming sections. This part takes about 1.5 hours.

Carecchio (Inferiore): Waypoint
2025-07-12: At approx. 400l Was very slippery in places.
2025-06-19: 770l/s 17 degrees water temperature. All anchors ok. Some pools were not easy, but otherwise quite easy. Very slippery in places.
2024-09-22: The rock in this gorge has beautiful colors! The crystal clear and abundant water completes the work. Today with 400 L/s at the check point, easily manageable but still not for beginners. After the co...
Approach: Walk back to Laverezzo and take the first road on the left uphill, over a bridge and on to the mountain village. Continue along the path/steps until you come to a handful of houses where there is a drinking fountain. From there, continue up the path/steps into the forest. From here there are hiking markings. In the forest, follow the canyon upwards until you reach a suspension bridge. Cross this and you have a great view of the pools. You can get off at this bridge later. It may be advisable to lay a short rope in the slope. The slope looks slippery and steep. The 2nd ascent in the forest follows. At some point you reach the height of the river. This is also the entry point.

Carecchio (Inferiore): Canyon End
Return: Either get off at the suspension bridge or follow the stream into the village. Exit on the left in each case.

Ribeira da Igreja (integrale): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-11: A fantastic tour thanks to Clarissa's tip. Finally a reasonable water level. The access route is already beginning to overgrow again, but is still recognizable. The last rappel can either be done in o...
2026-01-08: Spectacular view! Great water level after several days of rain. For the access, it's best to follow the photos exactly, then it works. Long ropes recommended in case an intermediate belay is overlooke...
2025-08-17: An incredible panorama awaits you from the edge of the high waterfall, before which you walk through an easy canyon that is sometimes a little overgrown and equipped with titanium glued anchors throug...
Comment: Bergstation Seilbahn
Access: Park in Achadas da Cruz at the mountain station for the cable car (Teleferico) (1 car). If you have a 2nd car: Drive back up the road and after 1.2 km take the first right (Rua Juvenal Isidoro de Carvalho). Follow this asphalt road for a good 350 meters and park on the right just before the exit (2 parking spaces by an electricity pylon).
Return: When you reach the sea, turn orographic right (the sea will be on your left). If the high tide cuts off the path at the first rock ledge, you can climb it. There is an anchor at the top to rappel down the other side. After a good 15 minutes over rough scree, you can climb 2 to 3 meters up a bad staircase of boulders on the right. Follow the path at the top until it joins a paved road. Now turn left and walk to the valley station of the cable car (45 min). Take this to the top. Pay attention to the travel times and don't forget to pay for your ride at the top (one way 3 euros (January 2026)). If the cable car does not run (wind, too late, broken), there is the option of climbing 200 meters northeast of the cable car via the Vereda do Calhau to the top station. The path initially leads up steep steps through the Ribeira do Tristao canyon. Keep right at the fork. (450 m, 75 min).

Ribeira da Igreja (integrale): Canyon Start
2026-01-11: A fantastic tour thanks to Clarissa's tip. Finally a reasonable water level. The access route is already beginning to overgrow again, but is still recognizable. The last rappel can either be done in o...
2026-01-08: Spectacular view! Great water level after several days of rain. For the access, it's best to follow the photos exactly, then it works. Long ropes recommended in case an intermediate belay is overlooke...
2025-08-17: An incredible panorama awaits you from the edge of the high waterfall, before which you walk through an easy canyon that is sometimes a little overgrown and equipped with titanium glued anchors throug...
Approach: If 1 car is available, take the path described above on foot (approx. 25 minutes). Then turn right and walk the few meters to the exit of the concrete road, follow the path downhill. Cross the slope and continue downhill (the path gets a little lost here). Turn right at the ruined house and follow the more or less mown path. It leads along an edge slightly above former fields. At the exit, turn left downhill through the bamboo, past two ruins. Continue along the mown path, keeping straight ahead at any junctions, the left-hand arms are former attempts at access. Another ruin. Turn right here into the small "forest" and continue along the highest part towards the sea. A few sawn-off trees serve as a guide. Finally, you are at the edge of the sea, which breaks in waves on the pebble beach over 500 meters further down. Descend the dusty and slippery boulder field on the left and keep left at its foot through the bamboo towards the audible stream. Sawed-off branches and trees here and there can serve as orientation. (1 hour from the cable car station, 35 minutes from the 2nd car)
Tour: The tour begins immediately with the first rope traverse/rappel combination, both from trees. Further abseils follow in quick succession up to a height of 25 meters, here and there a few blackberry bushes grow in the canyon, garden shears can be helpful. The first rappels are abseiled over rope rings around trees. Finally, there are abseiling points where solid rock has made it possible to drill titanium anchors. After the second higher waterfall, a short walking passages follows and you stand at the edge of the huge waterfall, which is rappelled in 5 lengths: MC 8, C50, C40, small pool with some space,MC 8, C60, minimum walking passages, C10, C40. This is followed by the Igreja inferior, there is a theoretical possibility to get out via an old path, but the path from here is extremely exposed and currently (October 2024) only accessible with a very high risk of falling due to landslides, often the path is not usable after landslides. This is definitely an EMERGENCY exit. It starts on the right bank between the knee-high plants. In the Igreja inferior there are 9 more abseiling points up to 50 meters.

Ribeira da Igreja (integrale): Parking at Entry
2026-01-11: A fantastic tour thanks to Clarissa's tip. Finally a reasonable water level. The access route is already beginning to overgrow again, but is still recognizable. The last rappel can either be done in o...
2026-01-08: Spectacular view! Great water level after several days of rain. For the access, it's best to follow the photos exactly, then it works. Long ropes recommended in case an intermediate belay is overlooke...
2025-08-17: An incredible panorama awaits you from the edge of the high waterfall, before which you walk through an easy canyon that is sometimes a little overgrown and equipped with titanium glued anchors throug...
Comment: Caminho do Vale
Access: Park in Achadas da Cruz at the mountain station for the cable car (Teleferico) (1 car). If you have a 2nd car: Drive back up the road and after 1.2 km take the first right (Rua Juvenal Isidoro de Carvalho). Follow this asphalt road for a good 350 meters and park on the right just before the exit (2 parking spaces by an electricity pylon).
Return: When you reach the sea, turn orographic right (the sea will be on your left). If the high tide cuts off the path at the first rock ledge, you can climb it. There is an anchor at the top to rappel down the other side. After a good 15 minutes over rough scree, you can climb 2 to 3 meters up a bad staircase of boulders on the right. Follow the path at the top until it joins a paved road. Now turn left and walk to the valley station of the cable car (45 min). Take this to the top. Pay attention to the travel times and don't forget to pay for your ride at the top (one way 3 euros (January 2026)). If the cable car does not run (wind, too late, broken), there is the option of climbing 200 meters northeast of the cable car via the Vereda do Calhau to the top station. The path initially leads up steep steps through the Ribeira do Tristao canyon. Keep right at the fork. (450 m, 75 min).

Weittalbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-06: Very scenic canyon. The stands were all in good condition and there were also a few easy climbing passages. We had a canyoning novice with us who was experienced in the Alps, and it was quite doable f...
2024-04-06: Some slides/jumps possible, pool not covered with gravel. No abseiling point higher than 30m. Mainly chain anchors of good quality. Approx. 5 minutes (on foot) before the indicated parking lot, free p...
Approach: From the parking lot down to the Brandenberger Ache as far as the bridge (Trauersteg). From here you can follow the Ache upstream either along the gravel road (left) or the hiking trail (right) to the next bridge (at this point the Weißache flows into the Brandenberger Ache). Then follow the forest path upwards (runs parallel to the Weißache into the valley). Always keep left at the junctions. Pass the Weittal hunting lodge until shortly before the Weittalalm. This is the entry point (easy to reach via a small meadow from the forest path).
Tour: (to be added)...at least 7 abseiling points, not higher than 30m...

Weittalbach: Canyon End
2024-07-06: Very scenic canyon. The stands were all in good condition and there were also a few easy climbing passages. We had a canyoning novice with us who was experienced in the Alps, and it was quite doable f...
2024-04-06: Some slides/jumps possible, pool not covered with gravel. No abseiling point higher than 30m. Mainly chain anchors of good quality. Approx. 5 minutes (on foot) before the indicated parking lot, free p...
Return: The Weittalbach flows into the Weißache. Here you can either follow the Weißache to the confluence with the Brandenberger Ache, or get out on the right and follow the forest path back to the parking lot.

Weittalbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-06: Very scenic canyon. The stands were all in good condition and there were also a few easy climbing passages. We had a canyoning novice with us who was experienced in the Alps, and it was quite doable f...
2024-04-06: Some slides/jumps possible, pool not covered with gravel. No abseiling point higher than 30m. Mainly chain anchors of good quality. Approx. 5 minutes (on foot) before the indicated parking lot, free p...
Comment: Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WSEoA8iSn9xJMG5R7 (gebührenpflichtig)
Access: From Kramsach along the Brandenberger Ache to the parking lot (https://maps.app.goo.gl/WSEoA8iSn9xJMG5R7).
Return: The Weittalbach flows into the Weißache. Here you can either follow the Weißache to the confluence with the Brandenberger Ache, or get out on the right and follow the forest path back to the parking lot.

Weißache: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-06: All jumps possible. At the highest rappel (17m) there is some rubble in the course of the rappel, rope may be difficult to pull off. Alternatively, you can climb a few meters up on the right and rappe...
Comment: Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WSEoA8iSn9xJMG5R7 (gebührenpflichtig)
Access: From Kramsach along the Brandenberger Ache to the parking lot (https://maps.app.goo.gl/WSEoA8iSn9xJMG5R7).
Return: When the Weißache flows into the Brandenberger Ache, follow either the hiking trail (right) or the gravel road (left) to the next bridge (Trauersteg). From here, follow the gravel road on the right-hand side for a few minutes back to the parking lot. If the water level allows, you can also float from the mouth to the bridge in the Brandenberger Ache.

Weißache: Canyon Start
2024-04-06: All jumps possible. At the highest rappel (17m) there is some rubble in the course of the rappel, rope may be difficult to pull off. Alternatively, you can climb a few meters up on the right and rappe...
Approach: (if the tour is done in combination with the Weittalbach: see Weittalbach access) From the parking lot, follow the left-hand path up towards the Weißachalm (not the one to the right, which leads down to the Brandenberger Ache) - past the Zöttbach and Hochtalalm. After approx. 5km, descend to the right into the Weißache (at the mouth of the Weittalbach). After approx. 150m river walk, the narrow part of the canyon begins.

Weißache: Canyon End
2024-04-06: All jumps possible. At the highest rappel (17m) there is some rubble in the course of the rappel, rope may be difficult to pull off. Alternatively, you can climb a few meters up on the right and rappe...
Return: When the Weißache flows into the Brandenberger Ache, follow either the hiking trail (right) or the gravel road (left) to the next bridge (Trauersteg). From here, follow the gravel road on the right-hand side for a few minutes back to the parking lot. If the water level allows, you can also float from the mouth to the bridge in the Brandenberger Ache.

Just Vertical
2025-08-02: I guess we went up way too high on the ascent, after passing the little hunters cabin we made our way up and started traversing, and ended up crossing the river at about 1350 - 1400 m. The first > 200...
2025-04-06: Probably the best approach option for us so far: from the upper parking lot, follow the straight/easily ascending forest path ("Jochberg-Ost") to the exit, then follow the same contour line for approx...
2024-10-04: Really tough access. Some cool rappels included

Just Vertical: Parking at Entry
2025-08-02: I guess we went up way too high on the ascent, after passing the little hunters cabin we made our way up and started traversing, and ended up crossing the river at about 1350 - 1400 m. The first > 200...
2025-04-06: Probably the best approach option for us so far: from the upper parking lot, follow the straight/easily ascending forest path ("Jochberg-Ost") to the exit, then follow the same contour line for approx...
2024-10-04: Really tough access. Some cool rappels included
Comment: Google maps: (gratis parken)
Access: Either park at the exit and access from below, or park at the top - or it is also possible to move a car. Reparking takes a good 35 minutes in each direction!
Return: After the last rappel, follow the streambed for a good 150 meters until a wide forest path meets the stream on the right. Follow this almost always downhill to the lower parking lot.

Just Vertical: Parking at Exit
2025-08-02: I guess we went up way too high on the ascent, after passing the little hunters cabin we made our way up and started traversing, and ended up crossing the river at about 1350 - 1400 m. The first > 200...
2025-04-06: Probably the best approach option for us so far: from the upper parking lot, follow the straight/easily ascending forest path ("Jochberg-Ost") to the exit, then follow the same contour line for approx...
2024-10-04: Really tough access. Some cool rappels included
Comment: Google maps: (gratis parken)
Access: Either park at the exit and access from below, or park at the top - or it is also possible to move a car. Reparking takes a good 35 minutes in each direction!
Return: After the last rappel, follow the streambed for a good 150 meters until a wide forest path meets the stream on the right. Follow this almost always downhill to the lower parking lot.

Sarpdere: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot (for entry) we now continue down the slope and after about 550m we come to the bridge over the Sarpdere. Now we walk down the right bank of the stream and after about 200m we come to the beginning of the gorge - entry. If we only have 1 car at our disposal, we can follow the route on foot as described. However, there is also the option of taking the "Lycian Way" to the entry point. To do this, we continue from the car on the tarred road in the direction of Faralya. After 700m we come to the "Gül Market" (righthand side). A few meters before we leave the road and follow the sign "Watermill Hotel" uphill to the left. We pass the watermill (on the righthand side) and then cross the stream that feeds the Butterfly Canyon. We are now on the "Lycian Way" (Likya Yolou 2.01) and follow it until we reach the bridge over the Sarpdere stream at an altitude of 545m. At the fork in the path shortly before reaching the stream, we leave the Lycian Way to the left.
Tour: Small rappel in narrow and winding corridors, see photos.

Sarpdere: Canyon End
Return: After the canyon exit in a few minutes to the road where the car is parked.

Sarpdere: Parking at Exit
Access: From the town of Fethiye on the southern Aegean, we drive about 12 km south to Olüdeniz, a tourist stronghold beautifully situated on a bay with a lagoon and sandy beach. Towards the exit, the road descends steeply into the village. Where it begins to level out again - about 400m before reaching the coastal promenade - we turn left onto Kidiral CD in the direction of Faralya. The road initially walks towards the slope and, as soon as it reaches the foot of the slope, turns right and heads south, gradually ascending along the coast (beautiful view of Olüdeniz). About 3.4 km after turning onto Kidiral CD, we drive around a large hotel complex located directly on the coast. The road now climbs steeply, partly in serpentines, and after a total of almost 8 km we reach the canyon rim above the Kelebekler Vadisi. The road branches off here, we keep to the right at the canyon rim and reach the crossing of "our" stream 1.3 km after this fork in the road in a right-hand serpentine. There is space to park 1 car here. If there is no parking here, there is another parking space on the right-hand side of the road about 100m further on. With a second car, we would drive another 1.3 km back to the aforementioned road junction and turn right uphill at a sharp angle. We now drive uphill for another 2.5 km. Then, at the exit of a long left-hand bend, we turn right onto a dirt road and arrive at our parking lot for the entry on the next right-hand bend.
Return: After the canyon exit in a few minutes to the road where the car is parked.

Sarpdere: Parking at Entry
Access: From the town of Fethiye on the southern Aegean, we drive about 12 km south to Olüdeniz, a tourist stronghold beautifully situated on a bay with a lagoon and sandy beach. Towards the exit, the road descends steeply into the village. Where it begins to level out again - about 400m before reaching the coastal promenade - we turn left onto Kidiral CD in the direction of Faralya. The road initially walks towards the slope and, as soon as it reaches the foot of the slope, turns right and heads south, gradually ascending along the coast (beautiful view of Olüdeniz). About 3.4 km after turning onto Kidiral CD, we drive around a large hotel complex located directly on the coast. The road now climbs steeply, partly in serpentines, and after a total of almost 8 km we reach the canyon rim above the Kelebekler Vadisi. The road branches off here, we keep to the right at the canyon rim and reach the crossing of "our" stream 1.3 km after this fork in the road in a right-hand serpentine. There is space to park 1 car here. If there is no parking here, there is another parking space on the right-hand side of the road about 100m further on. With a second car, we would drive another 1.3 km back to the aforementioned road junction and turn right uphill at a sharp angle. We now drive uphill for another 2.5 km. Then, at the exit of a long left-hand bend, we turn right onto a dirt road and arrive at our parking lot for the entry on the next right-hand bend.
Return: After the canyon exit in a few minutes to the road where the car is parked.

Sarpdere: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn Zustieg auf Lykischem Weg
Approach: From the parking lot (for entry) we now continue down the slope and after about 550m we come to the bridge over the Sarpdere. Now we walk down the right bank of the stream and after about 200m we come to the beginning of the gorge - entry. If we only have 1 car at our disposal, we can follow the route on foot as described. However, there is also the option of taking the "Lycian Way" to the entry point. To do this, we continue from the car on the tarred road in the direction of Faralya. After 700m we come to the "Gül Market" (righthand side). A few meters before we leave the road and follow the sign "Watermill Hotel" uphill to the left. We pass the watermill (on the righthand side) and then cross the stream that feeds the Butterfly Canyon. We are now on the "Lycian Way" (Likya Yolou 2.01) and follow it until we reach the bridge over the Sarpdere stream at an altitude of 545m. At the fork in the path shortly before reaching the stream, we leave the Lycian Way to the left.

Sarpdere: Waypoint1
Comment: hier verlassen wir den Lykischen Weg und queren wenige Meter weiter "unseren" Bach
Approach: From the parking lot (for entry) we now continue down the slope and after about 550m we come to the bridge over the Sarpdere. Now we walk down the right bank of the stream and after about 200m we come to the beginning of the gorge - entry. If we only have 1 car at our disposal, we can follow the route on foot as described. However, there is also the option of taking the "Lycian Way" to the entry point. To do this, we continue from the car on the tarred road in the direction of Faralya. After 700m we come to the "Gül Market" (righthand side). A few meters before we leave the road and follow the sign "Watermill Hotel" uphill to the left. We pass the watermill (on the righthand side) and then cross the stream that feeds the Butterfly Canyon. We are now on the "Lycian Way" (Likya Yolou 2.01) and follow it until we reach the bridge over the Sarpdere stream at an altitude of 545m. At the fork in the path shortly before reaching the stream, we leave the Lycian Way to the left.

Gaisalmklamm: Canyon Start
2024-06-23: Definitely climb higher! (as described, you come cross-country through mountain pines, side arm at risk of falling and falling rocks, access was longer for us than the canyon itself) Great high rappel...
2022-10-30: Exciting access, old anchors
2020-10-04: Great fun for those that like alpine canyons with high rappels! The ascent and the way back take some effort though. Anchors (usually old single bolts) were in pretty bad shape when we were there in 2...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signs to the Koglalm (45 min). From there, follow a difficult to recognize path up the ridge (at the beginning still a forest path, thinning out more and more). As soon as you reach flatter and more open terrain (approx. 1600 meters altitude), traverse southwards. If you stay at about this altitude, you will find a small "side gorge" that leads into the Gaisalmklamm (with a lot of scrambling and danger of falling rocks!). The better alternative is to climb another 100 - 200 m further up (at the upper exit of the mountain pines) and then enter from above via the scree slope.
Tour: Many high abseils and beautiful views. The canyon starts very open, but becomes quite incised towards the exit, although it is never extremely narrow. Brittle limestone with old anchors (two new anchors set in 2020, 2024, but take a drill // emergency drill set with you). Some places have to be downclimbed. Alternatively, many anchors are still missing to rappel these places.

Gaisalmklamm: Canyon End
2024-06-23: Definitely climb higher! (as described, you come cross-country through mountain pines, side arm at risk of falling and falling rocks, access was longer for us than the canyon itself) Great high rappel...
2022-10-30: Exciting access, old anchors
2020-10-04: Great fun for those that like alpine canyons with high rappels! The ascent and the way back take some effort though. Anchors (usually old single bolts) were in pretty bad shape when we were there in 2...
Return: A quick dip in the Achensee, then either take the ferry to Scholastika (€9 per trip, 06/24) or take the Mariensteig back north.

Gaisalmklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-23: Definitely climb higher! (as described, you come cross-country through mountain pines, side arm at risk of falling and falling rocks, access was longer for us than the canyon itself) Great high rappel...
2022-10-30: Exciting access, old anchors
2020-10-04: Great fun for those that like alpine canyons with high rappels! The ascent and the way back take some effort though. Anchors (usually old single bolts) were in pretty bad shape when we were there in 2...
Access: The best place to park is on the north side of Lake Achensee, at the Achenkirch hiking parking lot (47.500, 11.702)
Return: A quick dip in the Achensee, then either take the ferry to Scholastika (€9 per trip, 06/24) or take the Mariensteig back north.

Seeache: Canyon Start
2024-10-28: Beautiful short canyon. Unfortunately, the water was very murky. Great for beginners or children's groups
2024-09-06: Average canyon but still scenic. We didn't need a harness or ropes. We walked back through the canyon - so the tour can be done in 2 directions (at least when there is little water).
2023-09-23: Super easy tour under normal water conditions. Great for whitewater practice during high water conditions. Lots of jumps, deep pools. Very open "canyon".
Comment: Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot, head northwest, cross the bridge and follow the path into the river.
Tour: Many jumps (up to 6 - 7 m) and a few slides. Can be done with quite a lot of water, but then requires whitewater skills. Often run by commercially guided groups. By no means a deep canyon, but fun for beginners or children. If you use the water level indicator "Unterer Walchen", 50 cm is still quite feasible, but not without it. With perfect knowledge of the canyon and good white water skills, it is possible to climb at 80 - 90 cm. However, this can be quite dangerous if you don't know what you're doing. At higher water levels you should take your white water kayak or raft with you!

Seeache: Canyon End
2024-10-28: Beautiful short canyon. Unfortunately, the water was very murky. Great for beginners or children's groups
2024-09-06: Average canyon but still scenic. We didn't need a harness or ropes. We walked back through the canyon - so the tour can be done in 2 directions (at least when there is little water).
2023-09-23: Super easy tour under normal water conditions. Great for whitewater practice during high water conditions. Lots of jumps, deep pools. Very open "canyon".
Comment: Path on the left
Return: After the last jump/slide into the large pool, exit left onto a path that leads back to the road. Alternatively, continue until you reach Gasthaus Marie and get out there.

Seeache: Alternative Canyon End
2024-10-28: Beautiful short canyon. Unfortunately, the water was very murky. Great for beginners or children's groups
2024-09-06: Average canyon but still scenic. We didn't need a harness or ropes. We walked back through the canyon - so the tour can be done in 2 directions (at least when there is little water).
2023-09-23: Super easy tour under normal water conditions. Great for whitewater practice during high water conditions. Lots of jumps, deep pools. Very open "canyon".
Comment: At Marie
Return: After the last jump/slide into the large pool, exit left onto a path that leads back to the road. Alternatively, continue until you reach Gasthaus Marie and get out there.

Seeache: Parking at Entry
Comment: Or next to the gas station
Access: Parking is possible at Gasthaus Marie, but out of consideration it is better to park upstairs as it doesn't disturb anyone.
Return: After the last jump/slide into the large pool, exit left onto a path that leads back to the road. Alternatively, continue until you reach Gasthaus Marie and get out there.

Seeache: Parking at Exit
Comment: Use upper parking when possible
Access: Parking is possible at Gasthaus Marie, but out of consideration it is better to park upstairs as it doesn't disturb anyone.

Gerra: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach: With shuttle: from the upper parking area, follow the flat path leading towards the alpine pasture, gain altitude with a couple of switchbacks, and exit the pasture in the direction of Monti di Sant’Abbondio. Ignore a couple of tributaries until you reach the main branch of the Gerra stream (46°06'37.9"N 8°47'58.7"E). About 25 minutes for 100 m of elevation gain. Without shuttle: from the lower parking area, first follow the paved road towards Monti di Gerra. At Cheventino, you can then take the trail to cut a few switchbacks. Once at Monti di Gerra, follow the same directions as for the shuttle approach. About 1h 30min for 630 m of elevation gain.

Gerra: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: reach the small village of Gerra (Gambarogno) and park at the beach parking area, right next to the stream (46°07'21.4"N 8°47'01.3"E), at a cost of 1 CHF per hour. Upstream: return to Via Cantonale, turn left crossing the bridge, then turn right onto the road that climbs up to Monti di Gerra. At Monti di Gerra there is a large parking area on the hairpin bend just before the barrier (46°07'06.9"N 8°48'03.2"E).
Return: After the last vertical drop, there is a long stretch of walking along the streambed, about 800 m, until reaching a flood-control wall. Here you can enter the tunnel on the right and quickly return to the village and the cars. About 45 minutes for 250 m of elevation loss.

Gerra: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: reach the small village of Gerra (Gambarogno) and park at the beach parking area, right next to the stream (46°07'21.4"N 8°47'01.3"E), at a cost of 1 CHF per hour. Upstream: return to Via Cantonale, turn left crossing the bridge, then turn right onto the road that climbs up to Monti di Gerra. At Monti di Gerra there is a large parking area on the hairpin bend just before the barrier (46°07'06.9"N 8°48'03.2"E).
Return: After the last vertical drop, there is a long stretch of walking along the streambed, about 800 m, until reaching a flood-control wall. Here you can enter the tunnel on the right and quickly return to the village and the cars. About 45 minutes for 250 m of elevation loss.

Gerra: Canyon End
Return: After the last vertical drop, there is a long stretch of walking along the streambed, about 800 m, until reaching a flood-control wall. Here you can enter the tunnel on the right and quickly return to the village and the cars. About 45 minutes for 250 m of elevation loss.

Dirinella: Canyon End
Return: After the last 45 m rappel, continue along the streambed for about 400 m, paying attention to locate the trail on the right bank that climbs to the small chapel seen during the approach. It may be helpful to descend during the approach to memorize the exit point. Then follow the approach trail in reverse (approximately 30 min for 200 m of descent, D-).

Dirinella: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area, enter the historic center following signs for Monti di Caviano. Climb between the houses until reaching the paved road at a helicopter landing pad; at the barrier closing the dirt road, the trail to Monti di Caviano (Sentiero Cento Campi) starts on the right. While ascending, near a small chapel, locate on the right the trail descending to the streambed, which will be used for the exit. The trail later rejoins the road, leaving it shortly after to reach a panoramic viewpoint (small chapel) and Monti di Caviano. Upon entering the alpine pasture, keep right and identify the flat trail toward Monti di Pino. The trail enters the valley and soon reaches the Dirinella Stream. Descend on the left bank alongside the stream to reach the canyon entry point (46°05'58"N 8°46'12"E). Approximately 1 h 10 min for 375 m of ascent (D+).

Dirinella: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Caviano (CH), reach the hamlet of Scaiano and park in the obvious parking area at the end of the road (in front of the historic center) (46°06'11.7"N 8°45'41.5"E).
Return: After the last 45 m rappel, continue along the streambed for about 400 m, paying attention to locate the trail on the right bank that climbs to the small chapel seen during the approach. It may be helpful to descend during the approach to memorize the exit point. Then follow the approach trail in reverse (approximately 30 min for 200 m of descent, D-).

Lavaree: Canyon Start
2024-07-27: Done only part 3, very nice and everything in order
2024-07-09: Cool day, but quite long, just to get from Bellinzona/Locarno to Indemini you have to ride for almost an hour. Very slippery in places, so even quite small jumps suddenly become much more challenging...
2023-09-09: 1 and 2 can be done once 3 and 4 are worthwhile.
Comment: Start Part 1
Approach: > Part 1: from 1410 m to 1290 m (120 m descent). Length: 200 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga and Alpe di Montoia. At the junction, keep left and climb toward Alpe di Montoia. Once on the ridge (1560 m), continue briefly toward the alpe and then descend steeply into the valley (meadow) in the direction of Alpe Vecchio (150 m descent). Upon reaching the streambed, follow the torrent until you find the first obvious waterfall (46°05′19.4″N 08°51′14.6″E). About 2 hours for 380 m of ascent and 3.5 km in length. >Part 2: from 1290 m to 960 m (330 m descent). Length: 900 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga. Follow the signs to Monti Sciaga, pass the alpine pasture, and continue up to the locality of Piancader (underground cistern). From the cistern, climb the meadow up to the first trees; on the right, a trail descends first toward the forest (Piancalunga) and then enters the valley decisively (blue and pink markers). After crossing several tributaries, you finally reach the Laveree Torrent (46°05′18.5″N 08°51′06″E). About 1h 30min for 200 m of ascent and 3.7 km in length. > Part 3: from 960 m to 780 m (180 m descent). Length: 770 m. To reach the start of Part 3, follow the directions for Part 3 until you arrive at Alpe Laveree. At the end of the meadow, climb into the forest between old huts until you intercept a flat trail. Follow the trail to the right (cairns), entering the valley and gradually gaining elevation until you reach the torrent shortly after the confluence with the Asino Torrent (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E). About 1h for 140 m descent and 200 m ascent. > Part 4: from 780 m to 690 m (90 m descent). Length: 550 m. From the Indemini parking area, continue descending on the road, which is now unpaved, ignoring the first road on the right and shortly afterward finding the trail to Alpe Bolletta. Once at Alpe Bolletta, cross the bridge over the Giona and keep to the right, following the signs for Alpe Laveree and Monteviasco. Upon reaching the bridge over the Laveree, you can assess the water flow. From the bridge, continue to the huts of Alpe Laveree (46°05'24.1"N 8°50'02.4"E), where it is possible to enter in order to do only the lower section. About 30 minutes for 140 m descent.
Tour: At the beginning it is quite bouldery but still vertical; afterward it becomes briefly less interesting, but as soon as the Asino tributary joins, the gorge regains its appeal, as the pools are finally large enough for jumping, and some of the waterfalls are quite graceful in shape. > Part 1: 1 h 01- C8 (nat dx) 02- C30 (1 sx) 03- C25 (MC nat dx + 1 sx) 04- C20 (1 dx) 05- C12 (1 sx) 06- C18 (1 sx) 07- C15 (1 central) > Part 2: 3-4 h 08- C17 (MC 2 dx + 2 dx) 09- C12 (2 sx) 10- C8 (2 sx) 11- C15 (nat sx) 12- C7 (1 central) 13- C17 (2 sx) 14- C10 (1 sx) 15- C9 (1 sx) 16- C15 (2 sx) 17- C9 (2 sx) 18- C30 (2 sx) 19- C22 (MC 1 sx + 2 sx) 20- C12 (2 sx) 21- C15 (nat sx) 22- C10 (1 dx) 23- C12 (1 dx) 24- C8 (1 sx) 25- C9 (1 dx) 26- C10 (nat sx) 27- C7 (1 dx) 28- C30 (2 sx) 29- C10 (1 dx) 30- C10 (1 sx) 31- C15 (1 sx) 32- C12 (2 sx) River Asino 33- C8 (1 sx) dis > Part 3: 1-2 h 34- C6 (nat dx) 35- C8 (1 dx) 36- C20 (nat sx) 37- C15 (2 sx) 38- C8 (1 sx) 39- C25 (2 sx) 40- C10 (2 sx) 41- C20 (2 sx) 42- C20 (2 sx) 43- C12 (2 sx) 44- C15 (2 sx) > Part 4: 1 h 45- C8 (1 sx) 46- C20 (2 sx) 47- C18 (MC 1 sx + 1 sx + 2 sx) 48- C23 (1 dx) 49- C8 (1 sx) 50- C25 (MC 1sx + 2 sx) River Giona 51- C4 (1 dx)

Lavaree: Parking at Entry
2024-07-27: Done only part 3, very nice and everything in order
2024-07-09: Cool day, but quite long, just to get from Bellinzona/Locarno to Indemini you have to ride for almost an hour. Very slippery in places, so even quite small jumps suddenly become much more challenging...
2023-09-09: 1 and 2 can be done once 3 and 4 are worthwhile.
Access: Downstream access: Going up Val Veddasca, cross the Italy–Switzerland border along Via Cantonale and, just before the village of Indemini, take a road that descends to the right (Stráda da G'ésa) following the sign for the church of San Bartolomeo. After two hairpin bends, keep descending straight ahead until the end of Via I Prèd, where there are some free parking spots before the dirt road begins (46°05'40.0"N 8°49'37.4"E). Upstream access: Return to Via Cantonale and continue up Val Veddasca to Monti Idacca. Just below the village (Via Indemini) there are some free parking spaces on the right (46°06'08.4"N 8°50'34.3"E).
Return: Part 1: via the approach trail of Part 2 (1h 15’). Part 2: after the confluence with the Asino Torrent and the subsequent C8, it is possible to exit on the right (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E), following in reverse the approach trail of Part 3 (cairns). About 45 min for 200 m descent and 140 m ascent. Part 3: after the last rappel, walk about 200 meters in the streambed until you reach the area near Alpe Laveree, where you can easily exit on the right bank and return along the comfortable approach trail of Part 4. About 30 minutes for 140 m ascent. Part 4: upon reaching the Giona River, descend it briefly with a downclimb and a nice jump (C4). On the right, you will then see the waterfall of the Valecc Torrent and shortly after the ruined hut of Alpe Ronco (46°05'27.5"N 8°49'45.5"E). Behind the hut, a steep trail (blue markers) climbs the steepest part of the slope and then, with some switchbacks, reaches Canora. From here, a comfortable path leads back to the cars. About 50 minutes for 200 m ascent.

Lavaree: Canyon End
2024-07-27: Done only part 3, very nice and everything in order
2024-07-09: Cool day, but quite long, just to get from Bellinzona/Locarno to Indemini you have to ride for almost an hour. Very slippery in places, so even quite small jumps suddenly become much more challenging...
2023-09-09: 1 and 2 can be done once 3 and 4 are worthwhile.
Comment: Exit Part 4
Return: Part 1: via the approach trail of Part 2 (1h 15’). Part 2: after the confluence with the Asino Torrent and the subsequent C8, it is possible to exit on the right (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E), following in reverse the approach trail of Part 3 (cairns). About 45 min for 200 m descent and 140 m ascent. Part 3: after the last rappel, walk about 200 meters in the streambed until you reach the area near Alpe Laveree, where you can easily exit on the right bank and return along the comfortable approach trail of Part 4. About 30 minutes for 140 m ascent. Part 4: upon reaching the Giona River, descend it briefly with a downclimb and a nice jump (C4). On the right, you will then see the waterfall of the Valecc Torrent and shortly after the ruined hut of Alpe Ronco (46°05'27.5"N 8°49'45.5"E). Behind the hut, a steep trail (blue markers) climbs the steepest part of the slope and then, with some switchbacks, reaches Canora. From here, a comfortable path leads back to the cars. About 50 minutes for 200 m ascent.

Lavaree: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream access: Going up Val Veddasca, cross the Italy–Switzerland border along Via Cantonale and, just before the village of Indemini, take a road that descends to the right (Stráda da G'ésa) following the sign for the church of San Bartolomeo. After two hairpin bends, keep descending straight ahead until the end of Via I Prèd, where there are some free parking spots before the dirt road begins (46°05'40.0"N 8°49'37.4"E). Upstream access: Return to Via Cantonale and continue up Val Veddasca to Monti Idacca. Just below the village (Via Indemini) there are some free parking spaces on the right (46°06'08.4"N 8°50'34.3"E).
Return: Part 1: via the approach trail of Part 2 (1h 15’). Part 2: after the confluence with the Asino Torrent and the subsequent C8, it is possible to exit on the right (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E), following in reverse the approach trail of Part 3 (cairns). About 45 min for 200 m descent and 140 m ascent. Part 3: after the last rappel, walk about 200 meters in the streambed until you reach the area near Alpe Laveree, where you can easily exit on the right bank and return along the comfortable approach trail of Part 4. About 30 minutes for 140 m ascent. Part 4: upon reaching the Giona River, descend it briefly with a downclimb and a nice jump (C4). On the right, you will then see the waterfall of the Valecc Torrent and shortly after the ruined hut of Alpe Ronco (46°05'27.5"N 8°49'45.5"E). Behind the hut, a steep trail (blue markers) climbs the steepest part of the slope and then, with some switchbacks, reaches Canora. From here, a comfortable path leads back to the cars. About 50 minutes for 200 m ascent.

Lavaree: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start Part 2
Approach: > Part 1: from 1410 m to 1290 m (120 m descent). Length: 200 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga and Alpe di Montoia. At the junction, keep left and climb toward Alpe di Montoia. Once on the ridge (1560 m), continue briefly toward the alpe and then descend steeply into the valley (meadow) in the direction of Alpe Vecchio (150 m descent). Upon reaching the streambed, follow the torrent until you find the first obvious waterfall (46°05′19.4″N 08°51′14.6″E). About 2 hours for 380 m of ascent and 3.5 km in length. >Part 2: from 1290 m to 960 m (330 m descent). Length: 900 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga. Follow the signs to Monti Sciaga, pass the alpine pasture, and continue up to the locality of Piancader (underground cistern). From the cistern, climb the meadow up to the first trees; on the right, a trail descends first toward the forest (Piancalunga) and then enters the valley decisively (blue and pink markers). After crossing several tributaries, you finally reach the Laveree Torrent (46°05′18.5″N 08°51′06″E). About 1h 30min for 200 m of ascent and 3.7 km in length. > Part 3: from 960 m to 780 m (180 m descent). Length: 770 m. To reach the start of Part 3, follow the directions for Part 3 until you arrive at Alpe Laveree. At the end of the meadow, climb into the forest between old huts until you intercept a flat trail. Follow the trail to the right (cairns), entering the valley and gradually gaining elevation until you reach the torrent shortly after the confluence with the Asino Torrent (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E). About 1h for 140 m descent and 200 m ascent. > Part 4: from 780 m to 690 m (90 m descent). Length: 550 m. From the Indemini parking area, continue descending on the road, which is now unpaved, ignoring the first road on the right and shortly afterward finding the trail to Alpe Bolletta. Once at Alpe Bolletta, cross the bridge over the Giona and keep to the right, following the signs for Alpe Laveree and Monteviasco. Upon reaching the bridge over the Laveree, you can assess the water flow. From the bridge, continue to the huts of Alpe Laveree (46°05'24.1"N 8°50'02.4"E), where it is possible to enter in order to do only the lower section. About 30 minutes for 140 m descent.
Tour: At the beginning it is quite bouldery but still vertical; afterward it becomes briefly less interesting, but as soon as the Asino tributary joins, the gorge regains its appeal, as the pools are finally large enough for jumping, and some of the waterfalls are quite graceful in shape. > Part 1: 1 h 01- C8 (nat dx) 02- C30 (1 sx) 03- C25 (MC nat dx + 1 sx) 04- C20 (1 dx) 05- C12 (1 sx) 06- C18 (1 sx) 07- C15 (1 central) > Part 2: 3-4 h 08- C17 (MC 2 dx + 2 dx) 09- C12 (2 sx) 10- C8 (2 sx) 11- C15 (nat sx) 12- C7 (1 central) 13- C17 (2 sx) 14- C10 (1 sx) 15- C9 (1 sx) 16- C15 (2 sx) 17- C9 (2 sx) 18- C30 (2 sx) 19- C22 (MC 1 sx + 2 sx) 20- C12 (2 sx) 21- C15 (nat sx) 22- C10 (1 dx) 23- C12 (1 dx) 24- C8 (1 sx) 25- C9 (1 dx) 26- C10 (nat sx) 27- C7 (1 dx) 28- C30 (2 sx) 29- C10 (1 dx) 30- C10 (1 sx) 31- C15 (1 sx) 32- C12 (2 sx) River Asino 33- C8 (1 sx) dis > Part 3: 1-2 h 34- C6 (nat dx) 35- C8 (1 dx) 36- C20 (nat sx) 37- C15 (2 sx) 38- C8 (1 sx) 39- C25 (2 sx) 40- C10 (2 sx) 41- C20 (2 sx) 42- C20 (2 sx) 43- C12 (2 sx) 44- C15 (2 sx) > Part 4: 1 h 45- C8 (1 sx) 46- C20 (2 sx) 47- C18 (MC 1 sx + 1 sx + 2 sx) 48- C23 (1 dx) 49- C8 (1 sx) 50- C25 (MC 1sx + 2 sx) River Giona 51- C4 (1 dx)

Lavaree: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Start Part 3
Approach: > Part 1: from 1410 m to 1290 m (120 m descent). Length: 200 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga and Alpe di Montoia. At the junction, keep left and climb toward Alpe di Montoia. Once on the ridge (1560 m), continue briefly toward the alpe and then descend steeply into the valley (meadow) in the direction of Alpe Vecchio (150 m descent). Upon reaching the streambed, follow the torrent until you find the first obvious waterfall (46°05′19.4″N 08°51′14.6″E). About 2 hours for 380 m of ascent and 3.5 km in length. >Part 2: from 1290 m to 960 m (330 m descent). Length: 900 m. From the Monti Idacca parking area, briefly continue uphill on the paved road until you find on the right the trail to Monti Sciaga. Follow the signs to Monti Sciaga, pass the alpine pasture, and continue up to the locality of Piancader (underground cistern). From the cistern, climb the meadow up to the first trees; on the right, a trail descends first toward the forest (Piancalunga) and then enters the valley decisively (blue and pink markers). After crossing several tributaries, you finally reach the Laveree Torrent (46°05′18.5″N 08°51′06″E). About 1h 30min for 200 m of ascent and 3.7 km in length. > Part 3: from 960 m to 780 m (180 m descent). Length: 770 m. To reach the start of Part 3, follow the directions for Part 3 until you arrive at Alpe Laveree. At the end of the meadow, climb into the forest between old huts until you intercept a flat trail. Follow the trail to the right (cairns), entering the valley and gradually gaining elevation until you reach the torrent shortly after the confluence with the Asino Torrent (46°05'13.8"N 8°50'28"E). About 1h for 140 m descent and 200 m ascent. > Part 4: from 780 m to 690 m (90 m descent). Length: 550 m. From the Indemini parking area, continue descending on the road, which is now unpaved, ignoring the first road on the right and shortly afterward finding the trail to Alpe Bolletta. Once at Alpe Bolletta, cross the bridge over the Giona and keep to the right, following the signs for Alpe Laveree and Monteviasco. Upon reaching the bridge over the Laveree, you can assess the water flow. From the bridge, continue to the huts of Alpe Laveree (46°05'24.1"N 8°50'02.4"E), where it is possible to enter in order to do only the lower section. About 30 minutes for 140 m descent.
Tour: At the beginning it is quite bouldery but still vertical; afterward it becomes briefly less interesting, but as soon as the Asino tributary joins, the gorge regains its appeal, as the pools are finally large enough for jumping, and some of the waterfalls are quite graceful in shape. > Part 1: 1 h 01- C8 (nat dx) 02- C30 (1 sx) 03- C25 (MC nat dx + 1 sx) 04- C20 (1 dx) 05- C12 (1 sx) 06- C18 (1 sx) 07- C15 (1 central) > Part 2: 3-4 h 08- C17 (MC 2 dx + 2 dx) 09- C12 (2 sx) 10- C8 (2 sx) 11- C15 (nat sx) 12- C7 (1 central) 13- C17 (2 sx) 14- C10 (1 sx) 15- C9 (1 sx) 16- C15 (2 sx) 17- C9 (2 sx) 18- C30 (2 sx) 19- C22 (MC 1 sx + 2 sx) 20- C12 (2 sx) 21- C15 (nat sx) 22- C10 (1 dx) 23- C12 (1 dx) 24- C8 (1 sx) 25- C9 (1 dx) 26- C10 (nat sx) 27- C7 (1 dx) 28- C30 (2 sx) 29- C10 (1 dx) 30- C10 (1 sx) 31- C15 (1 sx) 32- C12 (2 sx) River Asino 33- C8 (1 sx) dis > Part 3: 1-2 h 34- C6 (nat dx) 35- C8 (1 dx) 36- C20 (nat sx) 37- C15 (2 sx) 38- C8 (1 sx) 39- C25 (2 sx) 40- C10 (2 sx) 41- C20 (2 sx) 42- C20 (2 sx) 43- C12 (2 sx) 44- C15 (2 sx) > Part 4: 1 h 45- C8 (1 sx) 46- C20 (2 sx) 47- C18 (MC 1 sx + 1 sx + 2 sx) 48- C23 (1 dx) 49- C8 (1 sx) 50- C25 (MC 1sx + 2 sx) River Giona 51- C4 (1 dx)

Lavaree: Alternative Canyon Start2

Viaschina Merigetto: Canyon Start
2021-08-14: Flow quite high, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Piancarossa confluence and doubles again after Rattaiola confluence. Replaced all the...
Approach: With cable car: from the parking area, take the cable car up to the village of Monteviasco. Walk down into the village and cross it eastwards to take the path towards Alpe Cortetti and Viasco. The trail, initially uphill and then more level, leads progressively deeper into the Viaschina valley. After passing Alpe Polusa, pay attention: the Merigetto tributary is the first significant stream encountered. The first anchor is clearly visible just beyond the railing (46°04'05.6"N 8°50'35.3"E). About 50 minutes for 150 m elevation gain. Without cable car: from the parking area, cross the bridge over the Viaschina Torrent (the final abseils are clearly visible) and at the junction take the right fork following the signs for Monteviasco. The ancient mule track, with its 1,442 stone steps, leads up to the village. Once in Monteviasco, cross the village and follow the cable car approach to reach the stream. About 2 hours for 540 m elevation gain.

Viaschina Merigetto: Canyon End
2021-08-14: Flow quite high, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Piancarossa confluence and doubles again after Rattaiola confluence. Replaced all the...
Return: The final abseil is located just below the trail bridge. Once at the Giona River, exit on the right bank and return towards the bridge and the cars. About 2 minutes for 15 m elevation gain.

Viaschina Merigetto: Parking Entry and Exit
2021-08-14: Flow quite high, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Piancarossa confluence and doubles again after Rattaiola confluence. Replaced all the...
Access: From the village of Curiglia, continue towards Ponte di Piero and park in the large parking area in front of the cable car to Monteviasco (46°04'22.8"N 08°48'55.8"E).
Return: The final abseil is located just below the trail bridge. Once at the Giona River, exit on the right bank and return towards the bridge and the cars. About 2 minutes for 15 m elevation gain.

Rio Pliz (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-06-08: We descended the upper and lower parts of the canyon. At the access, despite the blue dots, attention is needed in some places, as animal tracks can mislead us and take up time. Overall, the access is...
Approach: Parking lot and start of access as at Pliz inferiore. After crossing the stream (start of inferiore part), follow path 641. The path initially corresponds exactly to the track on OSM, but later it gets lost. 2021 the path was marked with blue dots. You reach path 621. Turn left and follow the path for about 1050m to reach the streambed
Tour: Approx. 15 rappels in alpine terrain. Exits at the more well-known start of the Inferiore.

Worounitzabach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-04: Check after the winter break. Everything is OK. Only the course of the stream has changed somewhat due to rockfalls. Blockages above the canyon can become a problem during thunderstorms. Flashflood da...
2024-05-10: After the winter everything is OK, all stands are in place. A new stand was set up at waterfall 4, as there is too much water at the main stand for a dry ascent.
Comment: Parkplatz für 5 Autos
Access: At the Hotel Mittagskogel, head up to Kopein. Follow the hiking signs by car in the direction of Bertahütte. Park at the bend "Illitsch Rauth at 900m above sea level. At this bend you will see the stream for the first time and park here.
Return: Return 30-45min along the stream, in between small climbing sections, a short old aluminum ladder and countless crossings of the stream. At the scree barrier, 1 min to the car.

Worounitzabach: Canyon Start
2025-05-04: Check after the winter break. Everything is OK. Only the course of the stream has changed somewhat due to rockfalls. Blockages above the canyon can become a problem during thunderstorms. Flashflood da...
2024-05-10: After the winter everything is OK, all stands are in place. A new stand was set up at waterfall 4, as there is too much water at the main stand for a dry ascent.
Approach: From Kote 900 follow the road to the official parking lot of the Bertahütte at 1150m above sea level (30min). After the barrier, continue up the gravel road for another 250m and turn west at the first path. After 100m at the Futterkrippe, ascend the slope without a path in a SW direction to the rock faces approx. 150m, at the foot of the wall continue in a SW direction and you can already recognize the small saddle that you have to climb with all fours. Once at the saddle, either rappel 20m from the thick spruce or descend very steeply over ledges/scree into the high forest. In the high forest, continue slightly downhill to the west to the stream. Follow the stream for 10 minutes and you are at the first rappel/climbing point.
Tour: 1: tree abseil, 7m, possibly climbing bar 2: the split waterfall, 15m, chain left 3: the step fall, 15m, chain right, watch out for sharp edges, stay close to the water. 4: the wet ramp, very slippery, 6m, chain left 5: Main waterfall, 18m, chain right high up, you can rappel right next to the waterfall, 2x25m rope necessary. If you rappel a little drier 6m next to it, 2x30m are necessary. There is also an emergency exit rope out into the forest. 6: Bröselkante rappel, 6m, chain left at the top of a harness area. Return 30-45min along the stream, in between small climbing sections, a short old aluminum ladder and countless crossings of the stream. At the scree barrier 1 min to the car.

Worounitzabach: Canyon End
2025-05-04: Check after the winter break. Everything is OK. Only the course of the stream has changed somewhat due to rockfalls. Blockages above the canyon can become a problem during thunderstorms. Flashflood da...
2024-05-10: After the winter everything is OK, all stands are in place. A new stand was set up at waterfall 4, as there is too much water at the main stand for a dry ascent.
Return: Return 30-45min along the stream, in between small climbing sections, a short old aluminum ladder and countless crossings of the stream. At the scree barrier, 1 min to the car.

Val Brentaz
2025-01-12: Despite 50mm of rain in the previous four days, the gorge was immediately fossilized and only in the second half had minimal flow due to several close resurgences. In the final rappel the flow was aga...

Val Brentaz: Canyon End
2025-01-12: Despite 50mm of rain in the previous four days, the gorge was immediately fossilized and only in the second half had minimal flow due to several close resurgences. In the final rappel the flow was aga...

Val Brentaz: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-01-12: Despite 50mm of rain in the previous four days, the gorge was immediately fossilized and only in the second half had minimal flow due to several close resurgences. In the final rappel the flow was aga...
Access: Parken Sie auf einer Lichtung links in 835 Metern Höhe, anstatt den Parkplatz in 920 Metern Höhe anzufahren. Rechts vom Parkplatz in 835 Metern Höhe führt ein Feldweg in 10 Minuten zum Cadin del Brentaz und zum Kontrollpunkt.

Ri Di Canigg: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-21: The exposed path to the entry is very thorny. The stands are all OK. OK as an alternative if there is too much water. The rappels to the mouth of the Terra dei Fiori and the T7 are the highlights, wit...
2025-05-31: We got in at the same entry height in Terra di Fuori, which turned out to be a slippery forest canyon. 2 rappels on trees and a lot of downclimbing. At the confluence, the route described here is quit...
Access: Into the Maggia Valley until a car bridge between Ronchini and Maggia leads to the orographic right-hand side of the Maggia in the village of Moghegno. On this side of the Maggia, return via the "Ri di Dentro" to Aurigeno as far back as the bridge over the "Ri della Terra di Fuori". Park at this bridge and assess the water level.
Return: From the bridge over the road back to the parking lot

Ri Di Canigg: Canyon End
2025-06-21: The exposed path to the entry is very thorny. The stands are all OK. OK as an alternative if there is too much water. The rappels to the mouth of the Terra dei Fiori and the T7 are the highlights, wit...
2025-05-31: We got in at the same entry height in Terra di Fuori, which turned out to be a slippery forest canyon. 2 rappels on trees and a lot of downclimbing. At the confluence, the route described here is quit...
Return: From the bridge over the road back to the parking lot

Ri Di Canigg: Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-06-21: The exposed path to the entry is very thorny. The stands are all OK. OK as an alternative if there is too much water. The rappels to the mouth of the Terra dei Fiori and the T7 are the highlights, wit...
2025-05-31: We got in at the same entry height in Terra di Fuori, which turned out to be a slippery forest canyon. 2 rappels on trees and a lot of downclimbing. At the confluence, the route described here is quit...
Hydrology: The amount of water can be assessed at the bridge over the "Ri della Terra di Fuori".

Ri Di Canigg: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the bridge over the "Ri della Terra di Fuori" to the orographic right side of the stream. Take the first hiking trail on the right towards "Ronco dell'Orto" or Chiazza. Pass the second bridge on the left (from the ascent point of view) and continue uphill. At the next junction, keep right towards "Chiazza" and cross the water again. In Chiazza, turn left/uphill. Now either take the large hairpin bend over "Valecc" or the hairpin bends directly to the small chapel on the ridge. From the small chapel, without gaining any height, follow the tracks of a path through the undergrowth to the stream.
Tour: At the beginning beautiful abseiling point(s) followed by a varied river walk with beautiful individual sections.

Torrente Caltea: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: When you approach the canyon, leave the asphalt at the sign of "Claut Water Sport Center". The upper part of the canyon, apart from a few pools, was dry and very slippery. Judging by the shape of the...
2024-05-11: Solo trip through this rarely climbed tour. A handful of beautiful passages and a great finale in the Barcis reservoir, but also a lot of slippery block climbing.
2024-04-07: Descent from 525mslm and therefore no need to climb to the village of Pezzeda: after the seven hairpin bends that take elevation over the gorge and after a small votive chapel, in the straight section...
Approach: Follow the road uphill, at the 20th post for the crash barrier a gently descending path begins (small cairn) which you follow to the stream.
Tour: Easy downclimbs lead to a 2m slide, a swimming passage and a beautiful rock arch. Then briefly through a low rock channel before you reach the highest abseil point. 16m from an anchor with a chain link in a massive channel. Immediately afterwards there is a 3m slide. This passage can also be rappelled orographic to the right of a tree. Continue descending and swimming through low rock channels to the next 14m abseil from a ring bolt on the left. If there is a lot of water, you should avoid being washed left into the cave next to the waterfall. Downclimb briefly through more open terrain until you find the next 2m abseil point on the right under a large clamping block. From here, the bottom of the gorge is covered with large, round and slippery boulders. The downclimb is confusing and tedious until you reach a block the size of a house. At the belay on the left (in the water jet), the lugs were missing in 2024, but to the right of the block you will find a 7m abseil stand which you can reach by means of a downclimb under a smaller clamping block. After that it is only a short block climb until you reach the narrow final gorge via a magnificent 8m jump. The jump could also be rappelled to the left using a chain. In the gorge there are several small downclimbs and an interesting semi-siphon under a giant boulder. After two bridges and a statue of the Madonna on the left in a rocky corner, the gorge exits into the warm water of the reservoir. Swim out briefly to the right and get out near a concrete pier.

Torrente Caltea: Canyon End
2025-10-12: When you approach the canyon, leave the asphalt at the sign of "Claut Water Sport Center". The upper part of the canyon, apart from a few pools, was dry and very slippery. Judging by the shape of the...
2024-05-11: Solo trip through this rarely climbed tour. A handful of beautiful passages and a great finale in the Barcis reservoir, but also a lot of slippery block climbing.
2024-04-07: Descent from 525mslm and therefore no need to climb to the village of Pezzeda: after the seven hairpin bends that take elevation over the gorge and after a small votive chapel, in the straight section...
Return: Climb up the stone steps to the hiking trail, turn right over the bridge and immediately afterwards climb up a path to the road, which you reach at the small parking lot.

Torrente Caltea: Parking at Entry
2025-10-12: When you approach the canyon, leave the asphalt at the sign of "Claut Water Sport Center". The upper part of the canyon, apart from a few pools, was dry and very slippery. Judging by the shape of the...
2024-05-11: Solo trip through this rarely climbed tour. A handful of beautiful passages and a great finale in the Barcis reservoir, but also a lot of slippery block climbing.
2024-04-07: Descent from 525mslm and therefore no need to climb to the village of Pezzeda: after the seven hairpin bends that take elevation over the gorge and after a small votive chapel, in the straight section...
Comment: Kleine Parkbucht vor Beginn einer langen Leitplanke
Access: From Maniago via the S.S. 251 in Cellina Valley. After the chain of tunnels, before reaching Barcis, turn left over the Ponte Antoi, which bridges a branch of the Barcis reservoir. Follow this road towards Piancavallo until you reach the bridge over the gorge. Here there is a small parking area for 2-3 cars (parking exit). Follow the ascending road over 7 hairpin bends and then past a chapel on the right-hand side of the road. Follow the now flatter road for a while until you reach a parking bay on the left. A long crash barrier begins here on the left-hand side of the road. Parking for 2-3 cars.
Return: Climb up the stone steps to the hiking trail, turn right over the bridge and immediately afterwards climb up a path to the road, which you reach at the small parking lot.

Torrente Caltea: Parking at Exit
Comment: Pakmöglichkeit bei Infotafel
Access: From Maniago via the S.S. 251 in Cellina Valley. After the chain of tunnels, before reaching Barcis, turn left over the Ponte Antoi, which bridges a branch of the Barcis reservoir. Follow this road towards Piancavallo until you reach the bridge over the gorge. Here there is a small parking area for 2-3 cars (parking exit). Follow the ascending road over 7 hairpin bends and then past a chapel on the right-hand side of the road. Follow the now flatter road for a while until you reach a parking bay on the left. A long crash barrier begins here on the left-hand side of the road. Parking for 2-3 cars.
Return: Climb up the stone steps to the hiking trail, turn right over the bridge and immediately afterwards climb up a path to the road, which you reach at the small parking lot.

Ciol de la Question: Canyon Start

Ciol de la Question: Canyon End

Cascate rosse di Casso: Canyon Start
2024-08-18: Simple abseilcanyon with views of the Vajont catastrophe. Done in between storms, little to no water. Recent anchors are single/double M8. One old anchor is M10. Watch out not to get rope stuck on a m...

Cascate rosse di Casso: Canyon End
2024-08-18: Simple abseilcanyon with views of the Vajont catastrophe. Done in between storms, little to no water. Recent anchors are single/double M8. One old anchor is M10. Watch out not to get rope stuck on a m...

Cascate rosse di Casso: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-18: Simple abseilcanyon with views of the Vajont catastrophe. Done in between storms, little to no water. Recent anchors are single/double M8. One old anchor is M10. Watch out not to get rope stuck on a m...

Giaron della Serra: Canyon End

Giaron della Serra: Canyon Start

Rui Maor: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Sufficient weapons for descent Flow rate 100 L/s You enter from the small bridge on the trail; to exit : after the last rappel you arrive on the mae, walk along it for 100 meters to a visible stone c...
Approach: Follow the road briefly to a house, then turn right up a sand road to a fountain where hiking trail 579 crosses. Cross the hiking trail to the right into the valley and join it at a wooden bridge. You can also climb half right at the fountain up to 800m on a path. In this part, however, there are only downclimbs and a 15m rappel.
Tour: 7 rappels up to 40m, some of which can also be jumped. Possible jumps up to 12m. In the Maé, drift down another 100m before you can get out on the right in the area of a landslide. Whether you can continue through the depth and 4.5km long gorge of the Mae would have to be tried out by a group experienced in white water.

Rui Maor: Canyon End
2025-08-24: Sufficient weapons for descent Flow rate 100 L/s You enter from the small bridge on the trail; to exit : after the last rappel you arrive on the mae, walk along it for 100 meters to a visible stone c...
Return: Steeply through the forest on an old path back to the car.

Rui Maor: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-24: Sufficient weapons for descent Flow rate 100 L/s You enter from the small bridge on the trail; to exit : after the last rappel you arrive on the mae, walk along it for 100 meters to a visible stone c...
Access: From Longarone take the SP251 in Val Zoldo. Turn off to Soffranco and take the first left in the village. Follow the very narrow road to the bridge over the Rui Maor. The striking 'Calgeron' basin is visible above. Park here.
Return: Steeply through the forest on an old path back to the car.

Val de Poi: Waypoint
Comment: Zunächst weg zur Soffia, die Soffia über Ride Brücke überqueren

Val de Poi: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: SS203 from Belluno direction Agordo to Sospirolo and then direction "Lago del Mis". After the bridge, park in the "Cascate della Soffia" area.
Return: Swim through the lake Mis back to the parking lot

Val de Poi: Canyon End
Return: Swim through the lake Mis back to the parking lot

Val de Poi: Canyon Start

Sitter: Canyon Start

Chratzeregrabe: Canyon Start

Chratzeregrabe: Canyon End

Lawenabach: Parking at Exit
2023-08-14: This was the first time we had been canyoning in this canyon (always one fixed point, except for the 40-meter rappel, where there are two fixed points). According to various researches, the Liechtenst...
Comment: Parkplatz wenn man nur ein Auto hat
Access: On the highway, take the Balzers exit and then drive in the direction of Triesen. On the 80 km/h stretch between Balzers and Triesen, a small road branches off to the right. Follow this road and after about 200 meters you will find parking spaces at a gravel trap.
Return: From the bridge at the exit, the path always leads gently along the stream. After about 20 minutes you reach the parking lot again.

Lawenabach: Parking at Entry
2023-08-14: This was the first time we had been canyoning in this canyon (always one fixed point, except for the 40-meter rappel, where there are two fixed points). According to various researches, the Liechtenst...
Comment: Parkplatz wenn man zwei Auto hat uns sich wenige Höhenmeter sparen will
Access: On the highway, take the Balzers exit and then drive in the direction of Triesen. On the 80 km/h stretch between Balzers and Triesen, a small road branches off to the right. Follow this road and after about 200 meters you will find parking spaces at a gravel trap.
Return: From the bridge at the exit, the path always leads gently along the stream. After about 20 minutes you reach the parking lot again.

Lawenabach: Canyon Start
2023-08-14: This was the first time we had been canyoning in this canyon (always one fixed point, except for the 40-meter rappel, where there are two fixed points). According to various researches, the Liechtenst...
Approach: From the parking lot, head north into the small village and follow the hiking trail at Säga. At first, the path leads leisurely across meadows, then it becomes a little steeper in the forest up to about 917 m above sea level, where you meet a gravel road. Follow this up to around 1251 m above sea level and then turn right and follow the road down towards Schneeflocht. The entry point is at the bridge.
Tour: The tour begins comfortably with an easy descent to around 1235 m above sea level. After the first two abseiling points at 1100 m above sea level, you are in the canyon and there are no more emergency exits (but you should always find places safe from flooding). This is where the high risk of falling rocks begins. Parts for walking and descending follow again and again, interrupted by individual abseiling points. The last abseiling point is at around 650 m above sea level (a 100 m high waterfall with little water can be seen on the right). After that, it's just a walk and descent to 556 m above sea level, where you reach a bridge.

Lawenabach: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge at the exit, the path always leads gently along the stream. After about 20 minutes you reach the parking lot again.

Lawenabach: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, head north into the small village and follow the hiking trail at Säga. At first, the path leads leisurely across meadows, then it becomes a little steeper in the forest up to about 917 m above sea level, where you meet a gravel road. Follow this up to around 1251 m above sea level and then turn right and follow the road down towards Schneeflocht. The entry point is at the bridge.
Tour: The tour begins comfortably with an easy descent to around 1235 m above sea level. After the first two abseiling points at 1100 m above sea level, you are in the canyon and there are no more emergency exits (but you should always find places safe from flooding). This is where the high risk of falling rocks begins. Parts for walking and descending follow again and again, interrupted by individual abseiling points. The last abseiling point is at around 650 m above sea level (a 100 m high waterfall with little water can be seen on the right). After that, it's just a walk and descent to 556 m above sea level, where you reach a bridge.

Lawenabach: Waypoint
Comment: Hier dem Wanderweg Richtung Lawena folgen
Approach: From the parking lot, head north into the small village and follow the hiking trail at Säga. At first, the path leads leisurely across meadows, then it becomes a little steeper in the forest up to about 917 m above sea level, where you meet a gravel road. Follow this up to around 1251 m above sea level and then turn right and follow the road down towards Schneeflocht. The entry point is at the bridge.

Val de L'Ardo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Belluno, first head towards Agordo, then soon towards Bolzano Bellunese. In Bolzano, follow the signs for Case Bortot/Valle di Bolzano where you will find the parking lot for hikers at Rifugio 7 Alpini.
Return: Return to the parking lot via the hiking trail.

Val de L'Ardo: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow hiking trail CAI 501 to the Rifugio 7° Alpini. After the hut, continue briefly along hiking trail 502 in the direction of Forcella Oderz. The entry point of the tour is at the second stream you cross.
Tour: Rappels up to 45min, several possible jumps at the bottom. Exit in the area of the concrete bridge of the hiking trail or a bit below.

Val de L'Ardo: Canyon End
Return: Return to the parking lot via the hiking trail.

Ciol de Costa Spessa: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: Approach well steep on animal tracks. When you reach the gravel bank, you can return to the grassy slope on the right bank to ascend to elevation 840 where you begin with a nice rappel on the 35 meter...
2024-07-09: Only interesting as collector's canyon. Wild approach on a very faint (animal) trail in high grass, right bank via the ruins of Stalle Costa Spessa. We completed/made redundant the more riskful caving...

Torrente Variola: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg Rio Mulino
Approach: Shortly on the road until a good path leads downhill to Torrente Glagno. In the valley upstream, over the bridge and with many hairpin bends up to Stavoli, a village without road access. Descend through the village, past several guard basins until you cross a side stream of the Rio Mulino, descend here on a path that is clear at first to a dilapidated mill on the Rio Mulino. Descend in the streambed or to the right of it to the first abseil point. If you only want to walk the Variola, you can take the path on the right bank to Variola, which you reach above a small gorge.
Tour: Rio Mulino: forest gorge with three rappels up to 30m, on the last rappel descend via the large basin to Torrente Variola. Torrente Variola: Great canyon with a few beautiful pools. 2 rappels (1.5m from clamping block on the right, 8m from anchor on the left). Mostly hiking in beautiful surroundings. After the last narrow section, the canyon opens up and a stream with a gravel bed comes in from the right. Here you can exit to the left onto a path (2 secured passages) Otherwise continue down the streambed and stay in the glagno until after the railroad tunnel (a few jumps possible).

Torrente Variola: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Beginn Torrente Variola
Approach: Shortly on the road until a good path leads downhill to Torrente Glagno. In the valley upstream, over the bridge and with many hairpin bends up to Stavoli, a village without road access. Descend through the village, past several guard basins until you cross a side stream of the Rio Mulino, descend here on a path that is clear at first to a dilapidated mill on the Rio Mulino. Descend in the streambed or to the right of it to the first abseil point. If you only want to walk the Variola, you can take the path on the right bank to Variola, which you reach above a small gorge.
Tour: Rio Mulino: forest gorge with three rappels up to 30m, on the last rappel descend via the large basin to Torrente Variola. Torrente Variola: Great canyon with a few beautiful pools. 2 rappels (1.5m from clamping block on the right, 8m from anchor on the left). Mostly hiking in beautiful surroundings. After the last narrow section, the canyon opens up and a stream with a gravel bed comes in from the right. Here you can exit to the left onto a path (2 secured passages) Otherwise continue down the streambed and stay in the glagno until after the railroad tunnel (a few jumps possible).

Torrente Variola: Canyon End
Comment: Ende Torrente Variola
Return: Climb up to the hiking trail on the left bank and climb back to the car.

Torrente Variola: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Großer Parkplatz, ansonsten diverse kleine Parkbuchten entlang der Straße
Access: From Moggio Udinese on the orographic right bank of the Fella to before Campiolo, follow the upper road to a large, asphalted parking lot on the left side of the road. You could also park closer to the descent path, but these parking spaces should be kept free for the residents of Stavoli.
Return: Climb up to the hiking trail on the left bank and climb back to the car.

Torrente Variola: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Nach Eisenbahntunnel links raus
Return: Climb up to the hiking trail on the left bank and climb back to the car.

Ri di Albat: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-11: Great view, you can do it sometime... If you want, you can follow the trail: https://loc.wiki/t/235464170?h=epodragwvm&wa=sd&la=de
2025-08-30: Equipment ok. Very nice flow at the moment!
2025-08-30: Wonderful and vertical. For maximum sun: it's best to start at midday at the entry point.
Comment: Platz für 5- 6 Autos
Access: Between Osogna and Biasca, turn off to the large catch basin. At the very exit there is space for a good 5-6 cars (see coordinates)
Return: From the stream to the car.

Ri di Albat: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Great view, you can do it sometime... If you want, you can follow the trail: https://loc.wiki/t/235464170?h=epodragwvm&wa=sd&la=de
2025-08-30: Equipment ok. Very nice flow at the moment!
2025-08-30: Wonderful and vertical. For maximum sun: it's best to start at midday at the entry point.
Comment: ca bei 780hM
Approach: The ascent is orthogr. right. Especially the first 5 minutes are practically pathless; just steeply uphill (keep left) Once you have found the path, follow it uphill for a good 60 minutes with the help of the RED trail markings; partly exposed, secured with steel cables and often with several possibilities (make it shorter or longer, ...) you go up; at about 800 hm a path points right to the stream entry at about 750 hm The path is roughly marked on the Swiss topographic view, on OSM etc. nothing is currently visible.
Tour: First some shorter rappels (max. 35m). Then you reach the high edge; this is divided into approx. 55m / 50m / 15m / 35m. At the second higher abseil, after approx. 20m to the right of the water course, you reach the belay for the final C50 Thanks to Lars , Luci ,..etc for setting it up and making it "public"

Ri di Albat: Canyon End
2025-10-11: Great view, you can do it sometime... If you want, you can follow the trail: https://loc.wiki/t/235464170?h=epodragwvm&wa=sd&la=de
2025-08-30: Equipment ok. Very nice flow at the moment!
2025-08-30: Wonderful and vertical. For maximum sun: it's best to start at midday at the entry point.
Return: From the stream to the car.

Ri di Albat: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn Zustiegsweg
Approach: The ascent is orthogr. right. Especially the first 5 minutes are practically pathless; just steeply uphill (keep left) Once you have found the path, follow it uphill for a good 60 minutes with the help of the RED trail markings; partly exposed, secured with steel cables and often with several possibilities (make it shorter or longer, ...) you go up; at about 800 hm a path points right to the stream entry at about 750 hm The path is roughly marked on the Swiss topographic view, on OSM etc. nothing is currently visible.

Deos/Goura : Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-04: On the 1st higher rappel, the amount of water tripled. No idea why. The amount of water was not a problem, but a bit scary....
Access: From Ioannina, take the A2 highway in the direction of Thessaloniki and take exit 6a (M. Peristeri/ Votonosi/ Chrysovitsa). Then follow the road to Paliochori on the right.
Return: When the canyon opens up, you come to a concrete wall, after which a dirt road begins about 25 m to the right, which you follow. At the first junction turn right up to the road in about 30 - 40 minutes.

Deos/Goura : Canyon Start
2024-06-04: On the 1st higher rappel, the amount of water tripled. No idea why. The amount of water was not a problem, but a bit scary....
Approach: From the asphalt road, turn right onto the slope and follow it to the second hairpin (right). An indistinct path descends to the stream.
Tour: The tour begins with short rappels, which can be done dry or in water. A headlamp is an advantage in the dark part. There are no jumps or slides, the tour itself is very slippery. The cave part is beautiful. 2 rappels in the dark part.

Deos/Goura : Canyon End
2024-06-04: On the 1st higher rappel, the amount of water tripled. No idea why. The amount of water was not a problem, but a bit scary....
Return: When the canyon opens up, you come to a concrete wall, after which a dirt road begins about 25 m to the right, which you follow. At the first junction turn right up to the road in about 30 - 40 minutes.

Valle d'Agaro: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the road until a path branches off to the right towards "Alpe Costa". Once you reach the huts, continue slightly uphill on the trail. As soon as the streambed becomes accessible, leave the trail and descend to the water. The first anchor is somewhat hidden in the vegetation.

Valle d'Agaro: Canyon End
Return: At the foot of the large waterfall over the "Devero" - can be difficult when the water level is high - climb up through the forest until you find a less visible trail back to the car.

Valle d'Agaro: Parking at Exit
Comment: Entlang der Straße - wo möglich.
Return: At the foot of the large waterfall over the "Devero" - can be difficult when the water level is high - climb up through the forest until you find a less visible trail back to the car.

Valle d'Agaro: Parking at Entry
Comment: Nach dem Steinbruch - entlang der Straße
Return: At the foot of the large waterfall over the "Devero" - can be difficult when the water level is high - climb up through the forest until you find a less visible trail back to the car.

Ancogno: Canyon Start

Antoliva: Canyon Start
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva (Quelle:
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva DC- dans la partie inférieure. Un villageois a monté nos sacs au départ de la piste avec son ractrack trop sympa. Canyon ludique supe...
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva The waterflow is to low. A little bit slippery. But a nice canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Approach: Go up the steep road, pass the small hydroelectric power station and the level crossing and reach the hamlet of Dalovio. Continue to the village of Ratto and follow the road, which is now unpaved. After a short series of hairpin bends, just after a fountain, a wide path leads into the forest and then past the first small aqueduct hut. The path continues halfway up, approaches the stream and passes more aqueduct huts. At the third, you will see the water supply at the bottom of the stream, which marks the starting point of the descent.
Tour: Nice "stress-free" canyon, not deep but still well cut into the rock. It doesn't compare to the more adrenaline-filled canyons in the area, but it is continuous and quite entertaining. There may be several logs at the beginning of the season. There is also a short upper part (3-4 rappels) above the water intake at the starting point. This part has a natural water flow that can be quite high at the beginning of the season. Very easy anchors.

Antoliva: Canyon End
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva (Quelle:
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva DC- dans la partie inférieure. Un villageois a monté nos sacs au départ de la piste avec son ractrack trop sympa. Canyon ludique supe...
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva The waterflow is to low. A little bit slippery. But a nice canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Return: Once you reach the confluence with the Melezzo, climb up to the left through the forest on barely recognizable paths to reach the car. It is possible to skip the last, less interesting part by getting out shortly after the last narrow part, near the railroad bridge and just before the last (and highest) anchor. Turn left into the forest and follow the barely recognizable paths.

Antoliva: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva (Quelle:
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva DC- dans la partie inférieure. Un villageois a monté nos sacs au départ de la piste avec son ractrack trop sympa. Canyon ludique supe...
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Antoliva The waterflow is to low. A little bit slippery. But a nice canyon. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/22...
Access: From Masera, take the SS 337 in the direction of Locarno up the Val Vigezzo. Shortly after the junction for Coimo, on the left, near a house/bar (with parking lot), follow a steep road on the right that descends to the Melezzo stream and leads to the village of Dalovio. After about 200 meters you cross the bridge and reach a clearing in front of a trout farm where you can park your car. From this point, the road is only accessible to local residents.
Return: Once you reach the confluence with the Melezzo, climb up to the left through the forest on barely recognizable paths to reach the car. It is possible to skip the last, less interesting part by getting out shortly after the last narrow part, near the railroad bridge and just before the last (and highest) anchor. Turn left into the forest and follow the barely recognizable paths.

Bignugno: Canyon Start
Comment: Geschätzte Koordinaten basierend auf descente Beschreibung

Brembo: Canyon Start

Cacavo: Canyon Start

Cargiago (Lower): Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 5min/2h30/5min | ⭐ | m

Cargiago (Upper): Canyon Start

Clavalite: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: English version: “Beautiful canyon, enjoyable to descend, with anchors available everywhere. The only note to mention is the presence of signs at the canyon exit indicating a prohibition, but it is un...
2025-09-17: Canyon description: A very pleasant canyon, featuring numerous jumps and natural slides (toboggans), making the descent varied and enjoyable. Important note: At the exit of the route, signs have been...
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clavalité DC. Eau froide. Équipement convenable mais hétéroclite, il y a de tout, et bcp de mono point. Les MC fixes sont globalement au bout...
Approach: Go down this path on the D side, which passes in front of an old dilapidated chapel, to the bridge.
Tour: This route would be equipped to pass through the asset or outside with a few MCs. However, there are some basins... Important note: At the exit of the route, signs have been posted prohibiting access from below both to the final section of the canyon and to the climbing crag nearby. These signs are only visible at the gates of the power plant and not along the approach road. 👉 Extra care is recommended when planning the descent and checking the current access conditions. Alpine canyon with very high water flow, navigable at low water since the construction of the hydroelectric plant in 2007. Without shuttle: About 40 meters before the bridge, a trail begins: trail no. 1 towards Clavalité-Robioz. Approach from the left bank in 1 hour.

Clavalite: Canyon End
2025-09-17: English version: “Beautiful canyon, enjoyable to descend, with anchors available everywhere. The only note to mention is the presence of signs at the canyon exit indicating a prohibition, but it is un...
2025-09-17: Canyon description: A very pleasant canyon, featuring numerous jumps and natural slides (toboggans), making the descent varied and enjoyable. Important note: At the exit of the route, signs have been...
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clavalité DC. Eau froide. Équipement convenable mais hétéroclite, il y a de tout, et bcp de mono point. Les MC fixes sont globalement au bout...
Return: Exit on the left bank at a water intake, just before a small climbing cliff.

Clavalite: Parking at Exit
2025-09-17: English version: “Beautiful canyon, enjoyable to descend, with anchors available everywhere. The only note to mention is the presence of signs at the canyon exit indicating a prohibition, but it is un...
2025-09-17: Canyon description: A very pleasant canyon, featuring numerous jumps and natural slides (toboggans), making the descent varied and enjoyable. Important note: At the exit of the route, signs have been...
2025-07-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clavalité DC. Eau froide. Équipement convenable mais hétéroclite, il y a de tout, et bcp de mono point. Les MC fixes sont globalement au bout...
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Karte und descente Beschreibung NICHT verifiziert.
Access: Take the A5 Turin-Aosta-Mont Blanc motorway and exit at “Nus.” At the roundabout after the toll booth, turn left, cross the Dora Baltea river, and enter Fénis. Drive up to the upper part of the village (Fraz. Barche) and turn right at the sign for “impianto idroelettrico clavalité.” Park just before the bridge (only one parking space), climbing sign. Upstream: cross the bridge, then turn right and follow the road that climbs 12 hairpin bends towards Cerise. Pass this hamlet and park where a track branches off to the right.
Return: Exit on the left bank at a water intake, just before a small climbing cliff.

Clavalite: Parking at Entry
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Karte und descente Beschreibung NICHT verifiziert.
Access: Take the A5 Turin-Aosta-Mont Blanc motorway and exit at “Nus.” At the roundabout after the toll booth, turn left, cross the Dora Baltea river, and enter Fénis. Drive up to the upper part of the village (Fraz. Barche) and turn right at the sign for “impianto idroelettrico clavalité.” Park just before the bridge (only one parking space), climbing sign. Upstream: cross the bridge, then turn right and follow the road that climbs 12 hairpin bends towards Cerise. Pass this hamlet and park where a track branches off to the right.
Return: Exit on the left bank at a water intake, just before a small climbing cliff.

Foppiano: Canyon Start
2025-09-15: Nice open canyon with easy access. Double anchors everywhere, good grip on the rock Anchor at rappel 3 rather unfortunate, we had problems pulling it off (climbed back up and chose a small tree). At t...
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foppiano Amarrages en très bon état, double points non reliés. On a échoué à ne pas sursauter lors des tirs de mine de la carrière très proche...
Approach: Follow the road downhill. After a few hundred meters, the mule track to Antillone begins on the right. Follow the mule track to the village of Antllone. Continue through the houses, pass the church and keep left on the marked path towards Alpe Vova. The path climbs for a while, then flattens out. When it descends again, it soon crosses the stream, where the descent begins.
Tour: WARNING: On weekdays, there may be loud and somewhat alarming (but not dangerous) explosions near the quarry.

Foppiano: Canyon End
2025-09-15: Nice open canyon with easy access. Double anchors everywhere, good grip on the rock Anchor at rappel 3 rather unfortunate, we had problems pulling it off (climbed back up and chose a small tree). At t...
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foppiano Amarrages en très bon état, double points non reliés. On a échoué à ne pas sursauter lors des tirs de mine de la carrière très proche...
Return: After the last rappel, follow the streambed. After a few minutes, climb up to the right to the path (this is clearly visible on OSM)

Foppiano: Parking at Exit
2025-09-15: Nice open canyon with easy access. Double anchors everywhere, good grip on the rock Anchor at rappel 3 rather unfortunate, we had problems pulling it off (climbed back up and chose a small tree). At t...
2025-08-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foppiano Amarrages en très bon état, double points non reliés. On a échoué à ne pas sursauter lors des tirs de mine de la carrière très proche...
Access: Access downstream: From Masera, take the 5533 from the Simplon Pass in the direction of Simplon and exit at Crodo. Drive up the Antigorio valley, pass Baceno and Premia and continue in the direction of Val Formazza. Shortly after the hamlet of Chioso, at about km 26, park in a parking lot on the left next to the stream. Access upstream: Follow the road and drive through the long spiral tunnel. After the tunnel, turn left and head back. Go through a small tunnel and park wherever possible.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the streambed. After a few minutes, climb up to the right to the path (this is clearly visible on OSM)

Foppiano: Parking at Entry
Access: Access downstream: From Masera, take the 5533 from the Simplon Pass in the direction of Simplon and exit at Crodo. Drive up the Antigorio valley, pass Baceno and Premia and continue in the direction of Val Formazza. Shortly after the hamlet of Chioso, at about km 26, park in a parking lot on the left next to the stream. Access upstream: Follow the road and drive through the long spiral tunnel. After the tunnel, turn left and head back. Go through a small tunnel and park wherever possible.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the streambed. After a few minutes, climb up to the right to the path (this is clearly visible on OSM)

Prata

Rosenza: Parking Entry and Exit

Rosenza: Canyon Start

Rosenza: Canyon End

Ogliana di Beura/Rovine: Canyon End
2025-08-04: See report dated 04.08.2025 by Massimo Loriato Photo 1: proper flow (not low) to go down upper and lower part without problems. Photo 2: beginning upper part where the destroyed bridge appears overhe...
2025-08-04: RIC 2025 Done upper part and lower part. For the upper part follow the path from Beura/Cardezza to Alpe Cresta, Alpe Bissoggio, Alpe La Piana, Alpe Solia di Fuori and Alpe Solia di Dentro. From the la...
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Beura Only final part done. (Quelle:
Comment: Canyon End
Return: Exit RG (water inlet + path), RD or through the streambed...

Ogliana di Beura/Rovine: Canyon Start
2025-08-04: See report dated 04.08.2025 by Massimo Loriato Photo 1: proper flow (not low) to go down upper and lower part without problems. Photo 2: beginning upper part where the destroyed bridge appears overhe...
2025-08-04: RIC 2025 Done upper part and lower part. For the upper part follow the path from Beura/Cardezza to Alpe Cresta, Alpe Bissoggio, Alpe La Piana, Alpe Solia di Fuori and Alpe Solia di Dentro. From the la...
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Beura Only final part done. (Quelle:
Approach: On the RD: ascent to Bissoggio. At the highest point of the village, turn right towards Alpe Solia. Cross the Rovine tributary and continue to Alpe Solia di Fuori (alt. 753m). Continue slightly uphill for another 450 m to Alpe Solia di Dentro (alt. 795 m). Shortly after a fountain, descend to the right and after the 3rd house at a stone slab, descend steeply into the forest on a very inconspicuous path. The Raduno topographic view 2018 indicates that the descent can be made through an old canal if in doubt... 15 to 20 minutes descent. Approach RG: With the 4.4 km shuttle bus: From the bridge, follow the small road south, climb up to Cardezza, pass the hamlet and turn left towards Marzone. Follow the road until you reach a hiking sign below a magnificent chalet (Marzone: 50 min, 2 places). Or you can drive a little further and park near the prohibition sign (parking lot 200 m after the sign)... The path is therefore forbidden, but a quick drop-off should be "possible"... From Marzone you reach the highest house, via a small road you reach the helicopter drop zone. From there, follow the path that always runs horizontally and always turn left. After the first junction, the path is unmarked but obvious.
Tour: Long and challenging route aimed at trained teams.

Ogliana di Beura/Rovine: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-04: See report dated 04.08.2025 by Massimo Loriato Photo 1: proper flow (not low) to go down upper and lower part without problems. Photo 2: beginning upper part where the destroyed bridge appears overhe...
2025-08-04: RIC 2025 Done upper part and lower part. For the upper part follow the path from Beura/Cardezza to Alpe Cresta, Alpe Bissoggio, Alpe La Piana, Alpe Solia di Fuori and Alpe Solia di Dentro. From the la...
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Beura Only final part done. (Quelle:
Access: From Domodossola, cross the Toce and reach Croppo. From there, continue in a southerly direction to Beura. To the south, leave the SS33 at Villadossola. In the center of the village there is a bridge over the stream. Park before or after the bridge.
Return: Exit RG (water inlet + path), RD or through the streambed...

Ogliana di Beura/Rovine: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parking alternative
Access: From Domodossola, cross the Toce and reach Croppo. From there, continue in a southerly direction to Beura. To the south, leave the SS33 at Villadossola. In the center of the village there is a bridge over the stream. Park before or after the bridge.
Return: Exit RG (water inlet + path), RD or through the streambed...

Giaset: Canyon Start

Infernaccio dell'Ambro: Canyon Start

Infernaccio dell'Ambro: Canyon End

Infernaccio dell'Ambro: Parking Entry and Exit

Infernaccio dell'Ambro: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parken Sie bergauf, wenn Sie den Shuttle mit einem hohen Auto nutzen.

Inferno (Chieti): Canyon Start
Approach: Am Ende der Straße gehen Sie auf den Kamm und biegen an der Jungfrau links auf den GR 1 ab. An den Schildern gehen Sie weiter auf dem Kamm und nehmen am Brunnen den kleinen, kaum sichtbaren Pfad links, der in einen guten Weg übergeht (2118 m, GR 5). Sie umrunden den Hügel mit zwei Passagen mit Ketten und Seilen. Sie gelangen dann in den herrlichen Talkessel der Murelle. Nun beginnt ein steiler Aufstieg. Passieren Sie die Felsbarriere und gelangen Sie auf ein grasbewachsenes Plateau. Der Weg führt weiter nach links und mündet in den Kamm. Gehen Sie weiter in Richtung Gipfel der Murelle und nehmen Sie oberhalb der Felsen einen Weg nach links, der den Gipfel umgeht. Sie befinden sich nun auf den Gipfelkämmen und sehen unten den Pass, der den Startpunkt der Wanderung markiert. Bewundern Sie auch den Waldweg, der Sie zum Startpunkt der Schlucht geführt hätte, wenn er begehbar wäre ;-). Am tiefsten Punkt des Passes beginnt die Schlucht im Geröllfeld. Von Pennapiedimonte führen Wege hinauf zum Monte Cavallo, aber sie sind sehr lang.
Tour: Der obere Teil ist aufgrund des Gerölls und des brüchigen Kalksteins mühsam. Man überwindet die Wasserfälle mithilfe von ANs an verkümmerten Kiefern. Erst vor dem 72 m hohen Wasserfall ist die Schlucht etwas besser ausgestattet und beginnt sich zu vertiefen. Die Gurte müssen ausgetauscht werden. Der C72 ist mit einem RG-Standplatz ausgestattet, an dem ein Karabinerhaken an einem Seil befestigt ist, das 5 m in den Wasserfall hineinragt, um Reibung zu vermeiden. An seinem Fuß befindet sich oft ein kleines Firnfeld, gefolgt von einem viel größeren. Die Atmosphäre ist grandios, wild, der Mensch wird hier gerade noch toleriert. Die Hindernisse bestehen hauptsächlich aus Felsblöcken. Aber die Schlucht wird schließlich sehr eng und bietet ein oder zwei ästhetische Passagen. Am Ausgang nehmen die Firnfelder wieder ihren Platz ein, mit einem echten Gletscher, der Steigeisen erfordert. Am Ende des Firnfeldes fließt oft Wasser und man muss sich für den nächsten doppelten Wasserfall ausrüsten. Das Firnfeld setzt gleich danach wieder ein. Das Ende ist durch einen langen Marsch durch uninteressante Felsblöcke gekennzeichnet. Endlich erreichen wir den Zusammenfluss mit Selvaromana und es liegen noch 750 m mühsamer Marsch vor uns. Man kann über die Wasserleitung entkommen. Schließlich gewinnt der Abstieg mit einer herrlichen Engstelle an Charakter. Die Äste behindern jedoch das Vorankommen. Wir setzen unseren Weg in einem zweiten, weniger eingeschnittenen Abschnitt fort, der jedoch schnell austrocknet und an Interesse verliert.

Inferno (Chieti): Canyon End
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Torrente Avello biegen wir links ab. Wir steigen den rechten Hang des Torrente Avello hinauf und überqueren ihn fast sofort. 5 Minuten später erreichen wir den Weg, dem wir bis nach Pennapiedimonte folgen.

Inferno (Chieti): Parking lot Alternative access
Access: Zugang talwärts: derselbe Parkplatz wie der Zugang bergwärts zum Torrente Avello in Pennapiedimonte. Zugang bergauf: Kehren Sie um und fahren Sie zurück in Richtung Guardiagrele, dann an der nächsten Kreuzung: Rapino, Pretoro. Folgen Sie schließlich den Schildern zum Skigebiet Maieletta. Sie durchqueren Pretoro und fahren in zahlreichen Kurven hinauf zum Skigebiet. Folgen Sie der Straße bis zu ihrem Ende in Richtung Blockhaus. Das Ende der Straße ist gesperrt.
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Torrente Avello biegen wir links ab. Wir steigen den rechten Hang des Torrente Avello hinauf und überqueren ihn fast sofort. 5 Minuten später erreichen wir den Weg, dem wir bis nach Pennapiedimonte folgen.

Inferno (Chieti): Parking at Exit
Access: Zugang talwärts: derselbe Parkplatz wie der Zugang bergwärts zum Torrente Avello in Pennapiedimonte. Zugang bergauf: Kehren Sie um und fahren Sie zurück in Richtung Guardiagrele, dann an der nächsten Kreuzung: Rapino, Pretoro. Folgen Sie schließlich den Schildern zum Skigebiet Maieletta. Sie durchqueren Pretoro und fahren in zahlreichen Kurven hinauf zum Skigebiet. Folgen Sie der Straße bis zu ihrem Ende in Richtung Blockhaus. Das Ende der Straße ist gesperrt.
Return: Am Zusammenfluss mit dem Torrente Avello biegen wir links ab. Wir steigen den rechten Hang des Torrente Avello hinauf und überqueren ihn fast sofort. 5 Minuten später erreichen wir den Weg, dem wir bis nach Pennapiedimonte folgen.

Inferno (Chieti): Unknown Parking
Access: Zugang talwärts: derselbe Parkplatz wie der Zugang bergwärts zum Torrente Avello in Pennapiedimonte. Zugang bergauf: Kehren Sie um und fahren Sie zurück in Richtung Guardiagrele, dann an der nächsten Kreuzung: Rapino, Pretoro. Folgen Sie schließlich den Schildern zum Skigebiet Maieletta. Sie durchqueren Pretoro und fahren in zahlreichen Kurven hinauf zum Skigebiet. Folgen Sie der Straße bis zu ihrem Ende in Richtung Blockhaus. Das Ende der Straße ist gesperrt.

Inferno (Chieti): Alternative Canyon End

Inferno (Salerno): Canyon Start

Inferno (Salerno): Canyon End

Inferno (Salerno): Parking Entry and Exit

Nocca: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the stream by following the road to its exit and then continue along the marked path. The Rio Nocca begins at the first small bridge under which the stream flows.

Serio: Canyon Start

Serpente: Canyon Start
2025-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Serpente (Quelle:
2025-07-31: Attention! some weapons are without bolts or only with one, all diveable but with care.

Tignaga: Canyon Start

Trono: Canyon Start
2024-11-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trono Avevo nouveau spit (Quelle:
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Colognati: Canyon Start

Silimò

Felizon: Canyon Start

Boite

Boite: Parking at Exit
Access: Parking downhill: From Venice, take the A27 in the direction of Vittorio-Veneto and Belluno. At the highway exit, continue north towards Cortina d'Ampezzo. In Cortina, drive in the direction of Bolzano. Drive past the Olympia campsite and the turn-off to Val Fanes and park 2.2 km further on in the large parking lots at the hairpin bend.

Battilana: Canyon Start

Antin: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: From Alpe Colla the path is not always clear, we left the main path shortly after the metal stair and went horizontally till reaching a rock ridge with a tree, MC10 till another tree with C40 to enter...
2024-09-01: Equipment ok. Some nice slides
Approach: From Cristo take the path to Alpe La Colla. In between the houses of Alpe La Colla starts a trail on the left that enters the Antin valley.
Tour: 1: 2x right / 10m 2: 2x right / 10m 3: 2x right / 8m 4: 2x right / 15m 5: 2x right / 10m 6: 2x left / 8m 7: 2x right / 8m 8: 2x right / 8m 9: 2x left / 15m (toboga possible) 10: 2x right / 40m 150m walk 11: 1x right / 5m 150m walk 12: 2x right / 10m 13: 2x right / 10m (toboga possible) 14: 2x right/ 15m (2 pools) 15: 2x left / 10m 16: 2x left / 15m downclimb 17: 2x right / 15m 18: 2x right / 40m narrow 19: 2x right / 15m 20: 2x right / 10m 21: 2x left / 20m 22: 2x left / 5m 23: 1x left / 5m 24: 2x left / 20m 25: 2x left / MC 6m + 1x left / 35m downclimb RG 26: 2x left / 9m (or jump 7m) 27: 2x right / MC 10m 28: 2x right / 45m 29: 2x right / 25 m 30: 1x right MC + two possibilities - 2x right/ 50m direct in water (take the second anchor, too much risk to stuck the rope with the first one) - 2x right / 10m + 2x right / 40m out of water 31: 2x right / 20m

Antin: Canyon End
2025-08-25: From Alpe Colla the path is not always clear, we left the main path shortly after the metal stair and went horizontally till reaching a rock ridge with a tree, MC10 till another tree with C40 to enter...
2024-09-01: Equipment ok. Some nice slides
Comment: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall exit immediately in the left. A small path leads to a larger road and then to the paved road on the bottom of the valley.

Antin: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-25: From Alpe Colla the path is not always clear, we left the main path shortly after the metal stair and went horizontally till reaching a rock ridge with a tree, MC10 till another tree with C40 to enter...
2024-09-01: Equipment ok. Some nice slides
Access: Go to Premia and reach the hamlet of Cristo. Before the village follow the road on the left near the river Toce until Rio di Groppo. Park after the bridge in the left.
Return: After the last waterfall exit immediately in the left. A small path leads to a larger road and then to the paved road on the bottom of the valley.

Vertova: Canyon Start

Valgrande: Canyon Start

Valgrande: Canyon End

Valgrande: Alternative Canyon Start

Valgrande: Parking Entry and Exit

Scogno: Canyon Start

Ganna: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinaten stimmen nicht - vgl. Beschreibung auf Descente

Frera: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 5min/2h/5min | ⭐ | m

Bugnano: Canyon Start

Piumesc: Canyon Start

Piumesc: Intermediate Canyon Exit

Piumesc: Canyon End

Piumesc: Parking Entry and Exit

Cinzago: Canyon Start

Arsa: Canyon Start

Brison: Canyon Start1
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brison Découverte et début de rééquipement.Petit canyon sans prétention qui permet de s'occuper un moment dans un joli coin, si vous n'avez pa...

Cholerenschlucht: Canyon Start

Diesbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-16: Real slippery, strong flow and exposed abseils. A new tree in the upper pool where you could jump. 2 additional anchors were placed (well-protected) to access the big drops (each of them with double a...
Approach: Comfortable trail on the left bank, entered by the water pipes.
Tour: Abseil from tree or bridge to enter 1 bolt w ring Rd 15m Possible jump? 1 bolt Rg (well protected) to avoid the jump and access the next belay station 2 bolts w ring Rg 40m (Possible escape, not verified) 1 bolt Rg 15m to access next belay station 2 bolts w ring Rg 75m Walk downclimb (Possible escape, not verified) 1 bolt Rd 18m Exit Rg

Diesbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-16: Real slippery, strong flow and exposed abseils. A new tree in the upper pool where you could jump. 2 additional anchors were placed (well-protected) to access the big drops (each of them with double a...
Access: Parking and grillstelle at the exit
Return: Exit by the bridge, return is immediate.

Fründenfälle (West): Canyon Start
2024-11-23: The canyon with the best views I've ever done, it's not so much the beauty of the rappels themselves ( although some sections would be interesting even without views) but the surrounding landscape cle...
2022-10-29: Beautiful views, and beautiful gulches, but almost no water at this time of year. We have drilled up to 2140m, there would still be a step between 2180m and 2140m, which I think should also be achieva...
Approach: Take the gondola up, or walk (or ebike) to the lake. And then over the Fründeschnur towards Fründenhütte. At about 2000m turn right and head up to the plateau where both Fründen falls start. West is now established up to an altitude of 2140m.
Tour: Again and again gulches in very beautiful limestone. The 60m does not look as high as it is from above.

Guntebach: Canyon Start

Latrejebach: Canyon Start

Rhone: Canyon Start

Rhone: Parking at Entry

Wandelbach: Canyon Start

Ajoque: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda We continued by the, now already, track that turns to the north and to the 250m we found a bifurcation that we took to the right, about 100m later we threw ourselves to the left, now already cross-country with the dry bed of our ravine to the right, we will go descending cross-country until the bed and then we will follow it until the first vertical one

Akerreta: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por el GR, atravesamos bosques de hayas y un túnel hasta un puente de madera en el que entramos
Tour: Descenso sencillo y bonito rodeado de árboles. Muy abierto por lo que podemos escapar en cualquier momento. Mucho mejor tras lluvias

Akerreta: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Akerreta: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Akerreta: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Si vamos por la A10 cogemos la salida a la Na210 hasta el puerto.
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Angostura: Canyon Start

Argaga: Canyon Start
Approach: We go straight ahead on the path of the kings, after 500m we have a detour that we take to the left to go up the mountain. When we reach the pass we will see our ravine below us. We will follow the path until we see the possibility of descending directly to the riverbed.
Tour: A small small gorget with abseiling, then another gorget with the first abseil to start the most interesting part, a well formed gorget with an 80m waterfall divided into 60+20 and then another 45m. A quieter section with narrow passages to reach the last gorget with another magnificent 48m abseil.

Arritzaga: Canyon Start
Approach: On the other side of the bridge there is a path that goes up to the head of the ravine. Just follow it. Shortly after starting the ascent we will arrive at a hut (borda de Anduitz) which is the return point of the ravine.
Tour: The descent is steep in some parts and with a lot of vegetation in others. It always carries water and is quite slippery. In its intermediate section it has easy escapes to the right to take the access road.

Arritzaga: Canyon End
Return: Exit to the right to the indicated gunwale.

Arritzaga: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the A1, we take the GI2131 to Alegría. Continue on the GI2133 to Amezketa. We cross the village and take the detour to Hileria or further on the detour to the right to Aralar and Astamutileta. Shortly after, an unpaved track leads us to the bridge where we must park.
Return: Exit to the right to the indicated gunwale.

Arure: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey A few meters further back we have a track that goes down to the dam. When we reach it, we climb to the right and we will be at the head of the cirque.
Tour: A first impressive cirque with two rappels of 12 and 60m, clouded by the pipe that pours from the village. From here on it is very boxed in, with a succession of small cirques and abseilings until reaching the Arure waterfall, a place where it is easy to find hikers approaching along the path from Casa de Seda.

Arure (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road towards SW about 400m to a track that goes to the right towards the head of our ravine. Upon reaching a right turn in the track, we go straight ahead on a path that leaves us at the head of the ravine.

As Chorroteras: Canyon Start

Barbarija: Canyon Start

Bargagorria: Canyon Start
Approach: At pk1 of the Eraul road there is a track on the left to a private property, before reaching it we have the access to the riverbed and the headwaters.
Tour: A fixed rope through the forest to go down to the riverbed, we reach the vertical with trees in which we can install

Bargagorria: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Bargagorria: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: By the A12 to Estella Once in Estella we will go north, towards the climbing school of the peñas de San Fausto on the Na718, towards Urbasa. After 2 kms we arrive at the Eraul turnoff, we can get in here if we want to park at the top or continue along the road 500m and park below.
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Bassotes: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediate
Tour: A first part without much interest to go deeper into the crevice, which is the most interesting part.

Bercolon: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzaremos el puente, y 100 mts mas adelante, veremos un camino a la derecha con una puerta que suele estar abierta. Seguiremos el camino, bordeando por la izda la Peña de los cuernos. A los 40 minutos aprox. de andar, llegamos al punto mas alto, donde podemos desviarnos a la derecha si vamos andando, o a la izda si vamos en coche todoterreno. En el caso de seguir andando, a los 500 mts, de bajada, nos desviaremos a la izda hasta encontrar una nueva pista forestal, comenzando el descenso por un cortafuegos similar al que veremos enfrente, hasta llegar a la cabecera del Barranco de Bercolon o Zagra.
Tour: Empieza el Barranco de Bercolon o Zagra con un salto de 6 mts, seguido por otro de 3 mts. A continuación encontramos otro de 10 mts, con un acceso algo complicado, ya que hay un pasamanos donde el suelo resbala, lo que lo hace bastante técnico. De cualquier manera, los más atrevidos pueden hacerlo saltando unos metros más adelante ( previa comprobación de un compañero que no existe riesgo )procurando caer delante de los juncos que es donde más profundidad hay. Mas adelante, encontraremos dos rápeles seguidos de 20 y 15 mts. Quedándonos en una zona bastante cerrada, sin luz, donde procuraremos estar el menos tiempo posible para evitar quedarnos fríos. En seguida encontraremos un impresionante rápel de 30 mts en su mayor parte aéreo. Andaremos durante un kilómetro, cruzando el camino que va a Zagra, hasta llegar a una poza con salto de 4 mts, que nos llevara a un rápel de 20 mts en pendiente, nadaremos por debajo de una gran roca, para enlazar con el último rápel de 15 mts que al no estar instalado, lo haremos fijando a un pequeño pino que hay arriba a la izda. de cualquier manera, este rápel se puede hacer destrepando reseña extraida de www.barranquismo.net/

Binifaldo: Canyon Start
2026-02-24: Very well equipped dry gorge. Two pools were filled chest-deep with dark water, ropeway hooks available, but at least one of the group gets wet. Scenic and beautiful. We turned left after the first go...
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Approach: Vom Picknickplatz über den Bach und auf der anderen Seite bachabwärts Wandern. Bald über einen Zaunüberstieg und auf einer Forststraße weiter, vor einem Metallrohr nach links bis man eine weitere Forststraße erreich (2 Tore) dann bald auf Steigspuren im und neben dem Bachbett bis zum Beginn der Einschluchtung wandern.
Tour: 7 Abseiler durch zerfressenen Fels, gut eingerichtet mit Seilbahnoptionen bei den Becken. Nach der ersten Engklamm kann nach links in Richtung Avenc de Fra Rafael, einer bekannten und sehr schönen Schachthöhle aussteigen. Wenn weitergeht kommt kommt nach einer Geh- und Abkletterstrecke bald ein Bach von Norden herein, ab hier Torrent d'Algueda (Alqheda ). Im unteren Teil der Schlucht noch mal 4 Abseilstellen.

Calabacera: Canyon Start
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf
Approach: Wir gehen in Richtung Süden auf dem Weg von Tablada und finden nach 300 m den Zugang zu Roque Largo, der nächste Schlucht ist unsere. Wir überqueren sie und biegen direkt an der Grenze zur nächsten Schlucht (Tierra Verde) nach rechts ab. Wir steigen fast 200 m entlang dieser Grenze hinab, bis wir auf der rechten Seite einen kleinen Pfad sehen, über den wir zu unserer Schlucht hinabsteigen können. Wenn wir zu weit hinuntergehen, verpassen wir die erste Abseilstelle.

Calabacera: Canyon End
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Calabacera: Parking at Entry
Access: Auf der Straße nach Buenavista del Norte fahren wir mit dem Rückfahrzeug weiter zum Leuchtturm/der Landzunge von Teno, wo wir das Rückfahrzeug abstellen können. Bitte beachten Sie, dass diese Straße nur eingeschränkt befahrbar ist. Es gibt auch eine Buslinie. Manche entscheiden sich dafür, in Los Gigantes zu parken, wo es weniger Probleme mit der Zufahrt gibt, denn schließlich muss man auf jeden Fall mit dem Schiff zurückfahren. Mit dem Auto fahren wir wieder nach Buenavista und nehmen die Straße TF436 nach El Palmar. Gleich hinter El Palmar biegen wir rechts nach Teno Alto ab. In Teno angekommen, erreichen wir die Bar Los Bailaderos. Hier fahren wir geradeaus weiter in Richtung Punta de Teno und biegen an der nächsten Kreuzung links ab. Wenn wir auf Maps suchen, ist es die Straße der Käserei Naturteno oder die parallel dazu verlaufende Straße. Wir suchen einen guten Parkplatz, ohne andere zu stören.
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Cantacuc: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (P2) we return by the track and continue to the left by the first path, very close to the parking lot. We flatten a little and descend... And about 300m from the car we turn left onto a path (3) that climbs up to the rope of the mountain. We see down there the bed of the ravine. We descend slightly to the left, there are some milestones, we look for the bed and we enter... We will find the pine of the R1.
Tour: We will find rappels mostly of short length, being the longest of 22-23mts, this one called Pou de Jordi. Spectacular fall that can seem the shape of a long tube (considered by some the most beautiful in the province of Alicante).

Carcalin: Canyon Start
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Approach: Vom P2 den markierten Wanderweg hinab bis auf das "Tunneldach".
Tour: Canyon aufwärts befinden sich links zwei Abseilpunkte. 2026 ist der Tunneleingang durch Schwemmholz und Geröll verschlossen. Ob er je wieder frei wird ist fraglich. Auf dem Tunneldach Canyon abwärts befinden sich links 3 mäßige Haken. Von diesen hinab zum Tunnelausgang und den Canyon über Blöcke und Poolfolge bis Buñol.

Carcalin: Parking at Entry
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Access: Nos situamos en Buñol. Nos dirigiremos al campo de fútbol y seguiremos esa carretera hasta una curva muy cerrada de izquierdas donde tenemos a la derecha la Fuente La Alegría. Allí veremos una pista cementada de frente por la que nos meteremos, a los 300m una pista a la izquierda que nos deja en una explanada con un chalet grande. Aparcamos
Return: Cuando el río va girando a la derecha recibe una vaguada (arroyo seco) por la izquierda (hay un mojón) por aquí subiremos a la pista de acceso

Carcalin: Parking at Exit
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Access: Nos situamos en Buñol. Nos dirigiremos al campo de fútbol y seguiremos esa carretera hasta una curva muy cerrada de izquierdas donde tenemos a la derecha la Fuente La Alegría. Allí veremos una pista cementada de frente por la que nos meteremos, a los 300m una pista a la izquierda que nos deja en una explanada con un chalet grande. Aparcamos
Return: Cuando el río va girando a la derecha recibe una vaguada (arroyo seco) por la izquierda (hay un mojón) por aquí subiremos a la pista de acceso

Catalanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that runs parallel to the ravine of Poyatos to cross the ravine of the Vertiente Quebrada. We take the path that goes up the slope above the arch.
Tour: Only one access handrail and the 40m rappel.

Chinipres: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR11 going up towards the Canal Roya until we find the detour to the right of the Ref de Chiniprés. We will go up this path to the trail.
Tour: Open descent with great views

Chisalic: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the forest track ascending, towards Urdiceto lake, we will leave behind the entrance to the Ordiceto ravine and continue another kilometer along the track until we find a detour to a path on the right after some stairs down to a dam. Follow the path to cross the Ordiceto and then find a more or less marked route to climb to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A canyon of relative interest with a first part of very slippery slopes until the first rappel of 16 m. After other slopes you reach the waterfall rappel R40 and then the final waterfall of 42 m to reach the end of the canyon.

Coll Redo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the river Ulldemo. We pass the "Estrets del Regatxol", to the right is the end of the ravine of Les Carboneres, we get in here by a path marked with milestones. At 720m altitude we will see that the ravine closes and we go to the right to overcome a small waterfall, returning to the bed of Carboneres cross and take a channel in front. We will go up to the pass. Once here we see the access to the great cirque.
Tour: A very aerial first part with the cirque and its access to descend to Carboneres. From here, especially in spring, much more aquatic.

Cueva del Vero: Canyon Start

Culles: Canyon Start
Approach: From Montanisell we will take the track that goes south, towards the river. When it turns to the east under the castle, we will continue straight ahead and go down a path towards the river. From the return car we will have a long climb along tracks until we almost reach Montanisell. It is a long and hard approach, if you choose this option it is better to take the track because any description can lead to confusion by the number of tracks and trails along the route. As a reference we must follow the Camí del Pui until almost Sant Jaume, here we will leave this track to climb a nice winding path through the rocky outcrops behind to some fields right next to the track that leads to Montanisell.
Tour: Open areas with others more embedded with 10 rappels of up to 15m without major difficulty.

Del Pinar: Canyon Start
Approach: access bcos Mika, Olvido and Cova Pinar From the upper parking there is a path that leads to the head of Olvido, you can not get lost, from here around the head we continue over the cuts to find the next stream that is our ravine. From the lower parking, continue walking along the track that climbs to the pass, soon the track becomes a path and, zigzagging, leaves us in the pass. Once at the pass we can go around the ridge to go to the head of the Olvido ravine or make the ridge and access through the Canal de Mika.
Tour: Simple except for the R25 overhang.

Durro: Canyon Start
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Approach: With a car we drive up the road to the second sharp left turn, a trail leads to the creek.
Tour: Simple, with nothing remarkable. In spring with thaw and rain can catch enough flow but it is difficult to give problems.

En Girona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bco In Gerona and Salt Cabrer Following this track behind the fence we will arrive at a farmhouse and after it two turns, in the last one we leave the track to the right and we go down "jabalineando" until the evident riverbed.
Tour: Short descent without major difficulties

En Marc (Tarragona): Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes to the cave, just upon arrival we will take the path to the right that zigzags back to the Forat de la Vella, here we find another path and we go left to continue climbing towards l'Airosa, the tributary. After 200m we will reach it and we will see a cairn that tells us where to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part more vertical in the tributary to descend to the bco d'en Marc. Here after rains we will find water so it will be necessary to wear neoprene. We will finish right in the Cova

Bodijar (Ermita): Canyon Start
Approach: With combination is immediate, without it we go up the return road (that leaves from where we have parked) and continue for 40min. It will take us to the hermitage
Tour: The most impressive is the initial waterfall. The rest you have to be very careful because the rock is quite decomposed and is an area of fruit trees. fruit trees

Erque: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, we cross the road and go down to the ravine.
Tour: Interesting canyon in the initial and final parts, without any interest in the middle section. In the upper part there are almost all the rappels.

Estret de les Penyes: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track upwards (at the top we could park another car). At the top there is a path to the left, we take it and go down to the stream.
Tour: Normally it has little water at the beginning to collect water from springs. Anyway it is a short canyon but very fattened so you have to be careful if it is raining.

Fanalic: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, looking down, we go to the right along the Carrer Baix that ends in Costereta. We will go to the left to the field, from where a path goes straight ahead that we will follow heading south just to the river cuts. When we reach these ramps we will go down zigzagging as we can to reach the riverbed, right next to the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel with 3 possibilities of installation, spectacular the 3, from here much simpler and shorter rappels with which we will go through the canyon to the area of pools (it may be dodging them).

Fenollet II (West): Canyon Start
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Approach: Fenollet East and West We will leave by the road up to a track on the right that takes us to a reservoir. From the reservoir there is a pipe up the slope towards the font Fenollet (the west ravine) when we get here we will turn right, almost north direction looking for the marks to avoid these cliffs that lead us to the top. Once up we will see a track, we take it and continue about 100m to go around the entrance to the Grau de Fenollet to its west entrance.
Tour: Nice canyon without water but continuous in its succession of rappels, great views to the south and some ungraceful cliffs.

Figuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Siehe Track
Tour: Abseilsequenz: 18m 9m eine höhere Stufe die man in zwei etappen abseilt: 10m und 40m 17m 12m Abklettern 15m trockener Zufluß 17m 50m

Figuera: Canyon End
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Figuera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: on Inca auf der MA2130 in Richtung Lluc. Oben am Pass angekommen trifft man auf die MA10 und folgt dieser nach links in Richtung Soller dann über eine kehrenreiche Straße in Richtung Port de sa Calobra. Parkplatz beim markanten 'Nus de sa Corbata' einer Kehren-Schleife. Falls man zum Meer absteigen will parkt man ein zweites Auto am Kostenpflichtigen Parkplatz in Sa Calobra.
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Figuera: Parking at Exit
Access: on Inca auf der MA2130 in Richtung Lluc. Oben am Pass angekommen trifft man auf die MA10 und folgt dieser nach links in Richtung Soller dann über eine kehrenreiche Straße in Richtung Port de sa Calobra. Parkplatz beim markanten 'Nus de sa Corbata' einer Kehren-Schleife. Falls man zum Meer absteigen will parkt man ein zweites Auto am Kostenpflichtigen Parkplatz in Sa Calobra.
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Foix: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path parallel to the river we descend until we reach the dam.
Tour: We climb the dam and jump the following ones. In the rappel of 10 we leave the rope installed to be able to go back up on the return.

Fondo (San Cerni): Canyon Start

Fontanella: Canyon Start
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Approach: With only one car you have to go up the track to the area of the chain. From the chain we follow the path to the riverbed and on the orographic right we walk until we find the corridor.
Tour: A first part with some water (watch out for newts in the pools and pools), followed by a second part drier and continuous rappels.

Fuente de la Zorra: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters ahead there is a forest trail on the right that leads down to the ravine bed.
Tour: – TODO –

Fuentes de la Muria: Canyon Start
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Approach: After 20 minutes and before a sharp bend to the right, we will see the stream and the entrance to the ravine on the left.
Tour: Simple canyon with only 4 rappels of up to 15m to complete the day or to initiate people.

Garañones (Gomera): Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey We will follow the riverbed up to the first difficulties
Tour: A very vertical first part that will not allow us any type of error (only for experienced people) and a second part of narrow, very dressed and delicate skills.

Garañones (Tenerife): Canyon Start
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Approach: Wir gehen in Richtung Süden auf dem Weg von Tablada und finden nach 300 m den Zugang zu Roque Largo. Die nächste Schlucht ist Clabacera und ihr Nebenfluss Tierra Verde. Danach verschwindet der Weg und wir biegen rechts in einen kleinen Pfad ein, der den rechten Hang unserer Schlucht hinunter zu einer Felswand (Golladas) führt, über die wir zur Gollada de la Fonchiñeja hinuntersteigen. Hier steigt der Weg etwas an, aber wir verlassen ihn und biegen links ab, um zum Flussbett hinunterzusteigen, zu einigen Ruinen, die weiter unten liegen.
Tour: Siehe Topo. Beachten Sie, dass R8 uns auf einem geneigten Felsvorsprung zurücklässt. Der Erste muss ohne sich abzusichern bis zu R9 klettern und dort das Seil sichern, um den anderen beim Abstieg zu helfen. Von hier aus kann man sich nicht zurückziehen, daher muss das Seil von R8 bis zum Fuß von R9 reichen. Die Ankunft am R10 erfolgt am Meer und muss bei Ebbe erfolgen. Wir müssen mit möglichst geringem Gewicht und allem im Sack ankommen, um es auf das Boot werfen zu können. Seien Sie sehr vorsichtig mit den Felsen am Grund, das Boot kann daran streifen. Tour endet im Ozean - Rückweg mit Boot organisieren.

Garañones (Tenerife): Canyon End
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Garañones (Tenerife): Parking at Entry
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Access: Mit dem Auto fahren wir wieder nach Buenavista und nehmen die Straße TF436 nach El Palmar. Gleich hinter El Palmar biegen wir rechts nach Teno Alto ab. In Teno angekommen, erreichen wir die Bar Los Bailaderos. Hier fahren wir geradeaus weiter in Richtung Punta de Teno und biegen an der nächsten Kreuzung links ab. Wenn Sie in Maps suchen, ist es die Straße der Käserei Naturteno oder die parallel dazu verlaufende Straße. Wir suchen einen guten Parkplatz, ohne andere zu stören.

Guayedra: Canyon Start
Approach: Guayedra and Acedera Banks We will go to the viewpoint of Llanos de Mimbre, just to the right is the riverbed, generally dry, which we will have to follow until the first difficulties.

Guazalamanco: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –
Tour: – TODO –

Hocecilla I: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge that crosses the stream, we cross the field along the path that is not very well marked until the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, with only 3 rappels. The last one can be jumped

Hocecilla II: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the track at the end of the village towards the Guadiela and cross the bridge. Take the track to the left and continue until you reach the Hoz de Tragavivos.
Tour: 4 rappels that end in the Guadiela.

Hoya del Laurel: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Laurel and Molina By the path of the Cuesta de López, same access to Lomo Molina. When arriving at the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before arriving at the track of Lomo de la Huerta, we will go to the left following a small path to the bed of our ravine.

Hoz Somera: Canyon Start
Approach: From Santa Cristina we take the ascending track, once we reach the high area, a descent begins where there is an intersection with another track, we must take the track on the right. We continue descending until we reach a small esplanade where we find the riverbed (before reaching the Tobillas bridge). We will continue a small little marked path that runs parallel to the riverbed, crossing it several times, until we reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: The ravine consists of 6 rappels, after the first 4 the riverbed leads us to a chaos of blocks in which we can enter through the center and exit either by a siphon of 2 meters or through a small window. Two rappels later we are deposited in the confluence with the Guadiela river, which can present complications if the flow of this one is high.

Huerta: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the 4×4 track until you reach the entrance
Tour: A single rappel in a beautiful environment and we end up in the Poyatos pasture.

Caleyu: Canyon Start
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Igualero: Canyon Start
Approach: Simple, from the viewpoint, to our left we have the ravine, there is a path that goes down to the riverbed.

Clot de l'Infern: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the cairns northwards into the canyon.
Tour: 5 rappels, the last 30m rappel can be divided into 12m.

Clot de l'Infern: Canyon End
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Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Clot de l'Infern: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, you meet the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then along a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Parking at the striking 'Nus de sa Corbata', a hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra.
Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Clot de l'Infern: Parking at Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, you meet the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then along a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Parking at the striking 'Nus de sa Corbata', a hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra.
Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Infierno (Huesca): Canyon Start
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Infierno (Teruel): Canyon Start
Approach: From the picnic area there is an indicated path.
Tour: River route that in summer can be used to take a dip. It is not of any difficulty

Jordan y Arrako: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl By the track that goes towards the hermitage, instead of turning to the right we will continue straight on, next to the Lapatia ravine to take a path that turns to the right and enters the forest heading north over the Arrako river. Accesses to Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl Shortly before the path approaches the river we will cross a tributary (R40) we will be about 1500m of distance, if we continue, we will approach the river and begin the descent.
Tour: An 18m rappel and a lot of climbing in a different way to access the arrako.

Jordan y Arrako: Waypoint
Comment: Zusammenfluß mit Arako
Approach: Accesses bcos Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl By the track that goes towards the hermitage, instead of turning to the right we will continue straight on, next to the Lapatia ravine to take a path that turns to the right and enters the forest heading north over the Arrako river. Accesses to Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl Shortly before the path approaches the river we will cross a tributary (R40) we will be about 1500m of distance, if we continue, we will approach the river and begin the descent.

Jordan y Arrako: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the A21 (Pamplona-Jaca), we will turn off at Sigües (Roncal Valley) onto the A137, after passing the Yesa reservoir. We will continue straight on towards Roncal. When we pass Navarra the road becomes the Na137. Continue towards Isaba and then towards France and the Belagua pass. At km43 is the bridge over the river Belagua, shortly before there is a track/road that leads to the Ermita de Arrako. Here we leave the car.
Return: After the last rappel, the ravine opens up and we come to a meadow, we go out to the left and soon we reach a bridge where we cross to the hermitage and the car.

Juanes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car access is almost immediate, from the track we will see the riverbed on the left, we just have to go to it. From the Turche parking lot you have to go up the river following the trails on both sides.
Tour: Nice waterfalls of tuff in the cave areas that, in spring or after rains, can have water, combined with uninteresting stretches and lots of undergrowth that we will have to avoid. Obligatory last rappel through the cave!

Juncos: Canyon Start

Kabras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Soria and Kabras From the vehicle above by the track that goes south (forbidden for vehicles the Maps marks it as GC505), go down to the bridge over the stream of our ravine. Accesses to Soria and Kabras From the lower parking we will go back 600m until a track that leaves to our right and that goes up to the cliffs of the Bco de Soria, before reaching the waterfall becomes a path that we will continue towards NE until a closed road/track that runs along the southern part of the reservoir of Las Niñas. We can follow it to the upper parking lot or take a shortcut through the Monjas mountain to the descending access trail. Another access option would be to follow the GC505 track until we reach the head of the reservoir...

Torre (Tenerife): Canyon Start

Lances: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey We will go down the track until we reach the dam, on the orographic right side we will climb up and enter the riverbed.
Tour: A first rappel to enter the vertical and then enjoy the equipped vertical. Be very careful with the falling rocks!

Lepe: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches bcos Lepe and Bica From the lower parking lot we will go up the path that starts at the stairs of the road, it has an indicator marking the ascent to the viewpoint. Just when it flattens at the top and we have the cuts on the left we must leave the path to head to the riverbed, the viewpoint is 600m further. From the viewpoint we must descend the trail to the same point where we go to the riverbed.
Tour: Impressive vertical in which the installation was re-equipped in 2017, the one that goes on the outside is a little rusty (to take into account). 3 or 4 rappels to save this beautiful waterfall, at the base we will have to walk a little before the last rappel. This one we will find it dense, with a lot of mud and some water.

Liria: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the track to the ravine

Lloret: Canyon Start
2025-03-22: Descended after rains in the area, with good flow. Combined with Hospital.
Approach: Approach to Bcos Lloret and Clot de l'Hospital We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that goes up to Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). When you reach the pass you will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the easiest place to access Lloret. If we continue straight ahead we would go to the head of Clot.
Tour: Only 4 rappels and many big blocks in the riverbed. The best part is the final part with the Racó del Moro and its emergence.

Lluc: Canyon Start
Tour: 3 Abseiler, 15m, 10m und 6m. Rest abklettern und wandern

Lluc: Canyon End
Return: Entweder durch den Torrent de Pareis bis zum Meer (3h) oder nach Escorca hinauf und entlang des GR-221 zurück nach Lluc

Lluc: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche de retorno en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10, si lo tenemos. Con un solo vehículo aparcaremos en Lluc
Return: Entweder durch den Torrent de Pareis bis zum Meer (3h) oder nach Escorca hinauf und entlang des GR-221 zurück nach Lluc

Los Meses: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the park at the entrance of the village there is a path marked as GR 11.1 we will go up to the track that goes up to Gabardito. Soon we cross the stream
Tour: Its only problem is how short it is and that in summer it dries out. For the rest it is totally recommendable

M80: Canyon Start

Manta: Canyon Start
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Mas dels Frares: Canyon Start
Approach: Una vez aparcado el vehículo bajaremos por la pista en dirección Arbolí.En unos 10' aproximadamente llegaremos al cauce del afluente derecho. Si preferimos descender primero el afluente izquierdo (para nosotros la mejor opción), cruzaremos el cauce, bajaremos por el sendero de la derecha, y luego subiremos por el sendero que sale a la izquierda hasta llegar al cauce.
Tour: Afluente izquierdo: Bonito y sencillo descenso con una primera parte estrecha e interesante,con bonitos juegos de luces.Realizaremos un rapel de 5 metros y otro de 13 metros,para llegar a un salto de unos 4 metros, donde el barranco se abre y cambia totálmente de aspecto.Después de realizar un pequeño rapel llegaremos a la confluencia con el afluente derecho. La segunda parte del descenso transcurre por un cauce abierto, donde después de realizar un pequeño rapel de 4 metros, llegaremos a una especie de anfiteatro,y seguidamente encontraremos los rápeles de 15 y 13 metros,para terminar con un salto de unos 5 metros,(este último con cuidado).

Mela: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Mela and Sord If we have left the car in the village we will go by the road until the indicated curve. From the stones we will go straight ahead along the path, soon approaching the watercourse and zigzag down to the riverbed.
Tour: Open in its first part, it will become narrower and more beautiful as it approaches the Mela.

Monrala: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Monrala Inf We will go up the Coll de Safrà track going up the river Closetes and when we arrive at Mas de Josepó we will turn right to go down a small path to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple and with very funny water. In summer it dries out. Jumps, slides and a final abseil of 18 meters where you can start the descent.

Mozul: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the old track that goes up the stream on the orographic right, it rises until it stops at another track, we take it to the right and we follow it always with the ravine on our right. After about a kilometer and a half a detour that we take to the right takes us down to an old dam / dam, through here we access
Tour: We will start from the dike, then we will be careful not to slip on the cliffs of this beautiful canyon until we reach the rope that allows us to climb to the left ledge. The rest is handrails, cliffs and some rappels without difficulty. Very aesthetic

Mulato: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access to Mogán From the upper parking lot is immediate and intuitive, we will follow the track to the dam, we can go down the stairs or on one side there is an installation for abseiling of 35m.

Mulato: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the riverbed we follow the riverbed and turn left onto a path that leads to the road.

Mulato: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Mogán, take the GC200 northbound to Pie de la Cuesta. Location of Mogán Take the GC605 road to the Mulato dam and the Las Niñas dam. After 3 km we cross the bed of the ravine and soon we arrive at the Fte Guirrera, here we will park the return vehicle in one of the small lay-bys of the road. With the access vehicle we will climb another 4km to the height of the dam, in the right curve we get to the left and park here next to the fence without disturbing.
Return: At the end of the riverbed we follow the riverbed and turn left onto a path that leads to the road.

Nava: Canyon Start1
Approach: From the entrance of Puente de Vadillos, a forest track goes up to the crest of the mountain, follow it up to the top and then take a path to the left along the "crest" in a south-easterly direction until you reach the cut of the ravine.
Tour: Short but intense ravine

Negro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bujamé and Molina bcos. By the PR, we leave by that track, that in many zones is eaten by the undergrowth, until 1km where there is a fork. This fork to the left following the descending path. About 150m later we find another fork where we will go to the right. Here we will go about 700m leaving the ridge to the right and taking the next fork to the right. From here we can already intuit the small watercourse that meters further becomes vertical. We will follow the zigzagging track for about 600m to leave it to go to the right to the cut.

Olibes: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continuamos por la carretera hasta llegar al torrente. Lo seguimos hasta empezar el descenso
Tour: Bald nach dem Einstieg steht man vor dem ersten 50m Wasserfall, dann abklettern und wandern bis man einen 100m hohen Wandgürtel mit 3 Abseilstellen überwindet, 9m, 34m und 60m. Weiter über Abkletterstellen und eine letzte 18m Abseilstelle.

Olibes: Canyon End
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Return: Auf Steigspuren oberhalb der Küste bis zum markierten Na Foradada Weg queren und über diesen zurück zum Parkplatz.

Olibes: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Nos dirigimos por la Ma-10 hacia el mirador de Sa Foradada. Aquí dejaremos el coche
Return: Auf Steigspuren oberhalb der Küste bis zum markierten Na Foradada Weg queren und über diesen zurück zum Parkplatz.

Otonel: Canyon Start
Approach: Access with two cars is immediate. With a single car, if we leave it at the exit, we will have to either look for a hidden path that goes up to the dam or go along the road for 4kms.
Tour: Open ravine mostly of limestone tuff and travertine with waterfalls lined with green mosses and lichens. After heavy rains we can find the first rappel with water and full marmita (value flow in this case). The 60m rappel can be divided into R50 and R10. It is the only section without leaks of the whole descent and the only one that can present complications in case of strong flow.

Palmar: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Palmar and Juanjorro By the path that leaves the village towards the channel, we will surpass the walls and we will arrive at the bed of Juanjorro. If we want to do the upper part we will have to follow the path that continues ascending. Access bcos Palmar and Juanjorro For the path that crosses the Juanjorro riverbed, we change of slope for the Lomo de la Cruz and we descend to the riverbed.

Pas Tancat: Canyon Start
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Approach: With a car we will walk along the track to climb the hill taking advantage of the existing atroches. From the pass, in both options, we continue along the track walking about 300-400m to a path that goes off to the right and down the watercourse to the source of Garx (trough). From there we must head towards the riverbed until we reach the beginning of the descent.
Tour: The first part of the descent is the torrent, very spectacular for how it plunges into the Bolulla river. Its 30m rappel is a delight. The second part is the descent of the Pas Tancat itself, very narrow, closed, spectacular. It is easy to imagine how this narrow part of the river must be when it is flooded.

Paso de los Bandoleros: Canyon Start
Approach: Without a defined path we will have to walk through stones and bushes to the riverbed that can be seen below. Approach, ravine and return from the parking lot at the end of the ravine.
Tour: A first part with two rappels, the second has a handrail that we can lengthen with a plate that there is to access if the stone is wet. Then we will have almost a kilometer of walking in which it will be better to leave the riverbed on the right to reach the final vertical.

Peña Campanario: Canyon Start
Approach: Image of Peña Campanario and Tarán ravines. The approach is joint for Peña Campanario and Tarán. Before the livestock farm we take a path to the left that climbs halfway up the slope flanking the cirque in which we can see a crack in front (Tarán ravine) and begins to glimpse another more to the left Peña Campanario. We will follow this path above the ravine until we reach the entrance funnel.
Tour: 4 rappels and a few cliffs that we will have completed in one hour.

Penyals: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and soon we get into the watercourse on the left until we find a house of bottles. We follow the watercourse and the little marked path towards the river.
Tour: Very demanding, physical and technical progression: Continuous projections, climbs, climbing, climbing skills, steps in opposition and marmitas trap that we will avoid or rappel. Essential knowledge and material for the installation of recoverable handrails.

Foratata: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup and Buitrera banks. We will continue towards Bail along the path and we will find a left curve where there is a panel to La Matosa where we will go along this well-marked path to the rock bridge at the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A first very narrow part that we can descend in opposition until we reach the perforated marmita that we will rappel. Here we will enter an area of chaos where there is an old maquis shelter. We will be under the visor. Just out of this area we enter the great vertical.

Pinarra (Chorro): Canyon Start
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Approach: We will leave by the path of the old port seeing the waterfalls at our side. The trail approaches halfway uphill (escape if necessary) and goes away again. Almost at 2000m we will see that the trail continues northward away from the whole and a cairn indicates a path to the left by which to access the headwaters. If we want to avoid the first rappel/destrep we can access further down.
Tour: Alpine descent, in naturals. Many of them can be avoided because the canyon is quite open. In the big rappel, in parallel, on the orographic right, there is a natural in tree that allows you to reach a meeting, from which you descend a section by the active and that can end in the pool, but it needs a very long rope, about 100 m and difficult recovery (2024.07-P.Sanchez). The best thing is that if they are going to descend by the orographic right, that the last one recovers the rope from above and descends by the orographic left from the tree and rappels of 16+60+25.(2024.07-P.Sanchez)

Poleo: Canyon Start
Approach: By a half track to the west, we cross a gate and continue through pastures, spotting the bed of our ravine in the background, at some point we will only have to look for the path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Ver topo.

Porqueros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Igueste-Hondo ravine By the water channel about 400m to reach the ravine.

Pouet: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver Wikiloc
Tour: Este descenso tiene su interés en el rápel final: la gran caída de casi 100 metros. El resto de barranco se podría decir que es muy normalito. El salto de 98 metros está fraccionado, tiene una repisa cómoda y amplia. Para acceder, hay que hacer un péndulo de un metro.

Pozo Maeso: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters ahead there is a forest trail to the right that leads down to the bed of the ravine of the Fuente de la Zorra. We cross, make the ascent and in the next descent we arrive at our ravine.
Tour: – TODO –

Raboses: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go straight ahead on the path that goes up the slope, about 600m later we will see a large milestone, at which point we must leave the trail and go right on a path a little loser to the head of the ravine.
Tour: It is a very simple canyon/ferrata, ideal for beginners.

Raco de la Gralla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to the height of the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we have the lower access, we continue a little further and at the junction we leave the path of Caramella on the right, we go left and cross the stream again. At this point we cross the other path that goes up to here, much harder but shorter. We will continue climbing leaving a trail junction to go to the right and this path will take us to the riverbed.
Tour: Quite open, with well dug rappels that after the walking area with the crossing with the access path we will have the most spectacular part in which we chain a R20, a small rappel to replace the handrail access to R50. We will continue with several rappels and somewhat delicate skills until we reach the junction with the Bco Caramella.

Regacens: Canyon Start

Regacens (Abrigo de): Canyon Start

Relleu: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the trail to the reservoir, here we change banks and, now on a path, we continue to the dam where we will find the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel from the left side of the dam of about 20-25m, then a short climb to reach the handrail of the second rappel. With 70m we could reach this handrail. After these rappels we get into some beautiful narrows with water.

Rio Salto (Alava): Canyon Start

Roque Largo: Canyon Start
Approach: We head south along the Tablada road, after 300m we turn to the right, already sensing the course of our ravine.

Rotes: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will go up the same access past the pond. We will continue along the track walking until we reach the height of the electric cables and a canalization, there we will go down to the creek.
Tour: Dry descent except in spring when it can be lively and can be a very entertaining descent.

Royo: Canyon Start

San Pere de Rubies: Canyon Start
Approach: Access is obvious and almost immediate
Tour: A highly excavated, calcareous riverbed with beautiful formations.

Sant Honorat: Canyon Start
Approach: Bco Rumbay, Roca del Corb and Sant Honorat We pass the complex on the right and after passing the swimming pool we will leave the path of the corb rock to the left and go to the Font Viva, there we will turn right towards the Collada de Sant Honorat (well indicated) up there we will follow the track/path to the left to the remains of the Ermita de Sant Honorat.
Tour: We will start with some spectacular rappels under the entrance arch (this part is also known as barranc del triple arc), there are about 40m of rappel, this first part is very vertical until we reach the path of the coll de Mur where the Bco Sant Honorat itself begins in a winding crevasse that we will install from a bush.

Sella: Canyon Start

Espinal: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el aparcamiento de Escorca sale una senda dirección Lluc, paralela a la carretera que en poco tiempo nos deja en la riera de nuestro barranco a la altura de la Font de s’Espinal
Tour: Die Schlucht kann nach der Ersten Klamm nach rechts verlassen werden, dann nur ein Auto notwendig. Steigt man die Klamm komplett ab lässt man am Besten ein zweiten Auto am Touristenparkplatz in Lluc

Espinal: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Canyon End
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Parking at Entry
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Parking at Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc

Sijar: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will follow the Cami de Castells track until the aforementioned left curve just before the pass. From here, in both options, we will go straight ahead in that curve to go up a small hill, the path is a little marked, and after passing the hill, we will find ourselves almost at the head of the ravine.
Tour: A first split abseil with a two-person ledge could be done in one go. Then a succession of rappels of all types, some with the possibility of mounting handrails for access.

Solan de Cabras: Canyon Start

Solapones: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes to the Bermeja cut, soon we have the watercourse of our ravine to the right.

Soler: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have two cars from the prevenorio it is immediate. With one car, we will go up the street of the San Vicente school towards the Preventive Center. At the top of the street we will take the fork to the right. We make the two curves and at the end of them there is a path that goes up the slope towards the preventorio.
Tour: A first rappel that can be split, followed by a zone of dexterity to then return to rappels. In the final part we will have the possibility of doing a zip line in the last rappel to avoid the pool, to secure the zip line because the reception can be hard.

Son Nebot: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos por la carretera andando dirección Lluc, a los 500m, antes de la curva de izquierdas ya vemos a nuestra derecha arriba los paredones a descender, nos metemos por el bosque en busca de la subida que está marcada. Una vez arriba, bajo Es Frontó giramos al norte para dirigirnos a la vaguada del torrente.
Tour: 10m, 40m (weit anpendeln, Fixseil eventuell vorhanden), 45m, 52m

Son Nebot: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la MA-10 entre Soller y Lluc, el mismo aparcamiento de Gorg Blau junto al p.k 29. Donde está el acueducto y el desvío a Sa Calobra.
Return: Al llegar abajo saldremos por el mismo sitio que hemos subido hasta la carretera

Sumidero: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and shortly after a forest trail to the right and crosses the river. We continue straight ahead to the foot of the mountain. Here we leave the main trail and take one that climbs to the top. When you reach the change of slope you can see the ravine on the right. We leave the path and go down to the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: 5 rappels, the first one in a cantilever

Taborno: Canyon Start

Taran: Canyon Start
Approach: Image of Peña Campanario and Taran ravines. The approach is joint for Peña Campanario and Taran. Before the livestock farm we take a path to the left that climbs halfway up the slope flanking the cirque in which we can see a crack in front (Tarán ravine) and begins to glimpse another more to the left Peña Campanario. Follow this path over the ravine until you reach the funnel entrance of Camapanario, cross the stream and continue along the back of the Peña del Campanario. After passing this pass we enter the funnel of Tarán. We just have to go down.
Tour: Several abseils and rappels in a short, fast and easy canyon.

Tartera: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go north along the track and turn left along the remains of another track to take a path that goes down to the bco de les Planes, cross it and follow the path that goes into the Fontfreda gorge, here we leave the path that goes up it to the right and we will go to the left to cross it to take the path that goes up the Tartera gorge along its orographic left bank. We will go a dozen meters above the ravine by a kind of strip until we reach the height of 600m where we turn left to enter. It is assumed that as of February 2020 it has been cleared and marked with points and milestones.
Tour: We will enter just above the rappels, and then it will be a succession of drops, jumps and pools until we reach the ravine of Planes.

Tolivia: Canyon Start

Torto: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village to follow the GR towards the west, we will pass by a fountain and a kilometer and a little further on we will see a post with a detour that we will take to the right, we will follow these marks until we go down to the river bed.
Tour: Easy descent except for the first rappel through the trap pit, a guide can be installed for the rest of the group.

Tres en Raya: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We take the N-2 until the second exit Collbató (575). Then we continue on the secondary road to the "Bruc Residencial", where we take the first road (Can Marques) up until we reach a path on the right towards "Rest. Vinya Nova" on the right. Once we reach the restaurant, we follow the path to the left until we reach the Can Jorba farmhouse, where we will park.
Return: We follow the path below the climbing routes to the right of the stream until we reach the farmhouse where we parked the car.

Tres en Raya: Canyon End
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Return: We follow the path below the climbing routes to the right of the stream until we reach the farmhouse where we parked the car.

Tres en Raya: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the path on foot further uphill to the left of the farmhouse until we reach a path on the right marked with red markings (easy to miss, watch out!). Once we are on the path (which is not very easy to see in some places), we follow it further uphill until the ascent flattens out and leads down to the streambed.
Tour: Easy descent with many climbing passages and counter-movements, some hollows filled with "dubious" water at the exit of some abseils, which can always be bypassed with a little skill or by attaching handrails. The abseils are generally short until the end of the descent, where we find the longest, the last of which is 30 meters long with a flying end. Please be particularly careful with the salamanders in the first part of the canyon

Trucho: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Lumos, Medio, Alpán and Trucho From the parking lot by the path that goes north, we have the valley of the stream of Arpán and Turcho, follow the path that goes down this little valley to the site, from the cave we will have a continuous water emergence, from here we can get into the bed
Tour: Open descent with some vegetation, without great difficulties except for a couple of 7m rappels.

Urkita: Canyon Start

Urtzabal: Canyon Start
Approach: Arritzaga and Urtzabal Accesses We leave by the track that goes up to the Txindoki and at the height of the post (repeater) we follow a path that leaves the Txindoki to one side and enters the ravine. Another option is, if you do Arritzaga, from the same parking a path to the right that zig-zags up to pass into the valley of the ravine of Urtzabal. In a very closed curve to the left, soon it leaves a path little marked to the right that descends towards the head of the ravine.
Tour: A simple descent with plenty of cliffs. Some of the rappels may be uninstalled or precarious, but there is always the option of natural ones.

Urtzabal: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at a track that to the left takes us to the hermitage. A little before there is also a path to the left.

Urtzabal: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the A1, we take the GI2131 to Alegría. We continue on the GI2133 to Amezketa, we pass it and soon we arrive at Larraitz. Arritzaga and Urtzabal Accesses (D. Dulanto - 2009) We can park at the hermitage or go left to the parking lot to climb the Txindoki.
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at a track that to the left takes us to the hermitage. A little before there is also a path to the left.

Vasillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the forest track and we go to the right on the path that goes up to the source of Bañaderos. We continue until we pass the Rubio corral, which is the moment to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Only two rappels but it will be worth it.

Quebrada (Cuenca): Canyon Start
Approach: With car combination is immediate, you can see the access from the track where we parked. Without combination of cars (From the bridge) by the road where we have come, we have to look for a small path little marked on the right hand side and ascend doing Z to the top of the Quebrada slope.
Tour: Very simple. The first part lacks interest. The 5 rappels are in the final zone near the Poyatos. It finishes in the ravine of Poyatos that we can continue or leave by the path of the right that goes parallel to the ravine of Poyatos.

Vica: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches bcos Lepe and Bica We go back a few meters and descend towards the ravine.

Volat del Voltor: Canyon Start

Yèse: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track / path that leaves from the top we will go up to the hut of Yese (we follow some white and yellow marks). When we arrive at the pont de Moulette we can enter the lower part. If we follow the path up to a height of 1500 where we cross the shore, this is the access to the intermediate part. A few meters further up (at 1650m) we have the Yese hut with its friendly shepherds who can offer us a coffee and we continue to the Pas d'Outasse now without a well-defined path to the head of the stream where the upper part begins.
Tour: First stretch very alpine, facilities in some cases precarious, with a generally low flow. Second very long section with more flow. Third stretch is the most difficult, do it only if you are not strong.

3 Fontaines: Canyon Start
2024-10-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon 3 fontaines equipement en place. Partie haute Dry. Petit filet d'eau après la resurgence dans la grande verticale.Fait sans Neop. (Quelle: ht...

Achards: Canyon Start

Adousses: Canyon Start

Adrets: Canyon Start
2025-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Adrets Plusieurs glissements de terrain ont eu lieu. La traversée du canyon est bloquée par plusieurs arbres (“récemment de nouveaux arbres”)....
2024-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Adrets Fait sans navette RAS. Ne pas se fier au débit raisonnable que l'on peut voir en amont ou en aval du canyon. La partie canyon est encai...

Affaia: Canyon Start

Agrivoulet: Canyon Start
2025-09-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agrivoulet Fin de la marche d’approche freestyle on a re équipe la grande et la première tout le reste passe sur an deux machettes et un sécat...

Ailhet d'Estaube: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ailhet d'Estaubé Nous sommes entrés à la cascade à la côte 2130 m en arrivant par la RD mais il semble plus intéressant de rentrer à la côte 2...

Albes: Canyon Start
2025-05-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albès Descente superbe avec ce niveau d'eau.Coincée une corde jaune sur le premier rappel (avec 8 en butée).N'hésitez pas à me contacter si el...
2025-05-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albès Débit idéal pour cette descente. (Quelle:
2025-04-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Albès Corde bloquée au niveau de la première cascade de la deuxième partie (après les grands rappels secs) sur un mono point relié à la main c...

Angles: Canyon Start

Aoueran: Canyon Start

Araing: Canyon Start
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Araing Super glissant!! les étroitures se sont bien dégagées, presque plus de troncs, par contre on les retrouve plus bas... (Quelle: https://...
Approach: Approach to the Isard, Araing and Pugues ravines We take the path that runs along the orographic right of the Isard and climbs to the Etang de l'Araing. We leave the detour that leads to the chapel on the right (there is a bridge / footbridge) and climb to about 1300m approx. Here we leave the path of the etang and go right towards the river. There is a small marked path to go down.
Tour: A series of cliffs lead us to the first waterfall and after another stretch of cliffs we arrive at the second one. Both are boxed and with a lot of atmosphere. After the second waterfall there is only one more section of climbing and a small rappel to reach the confluence with l'Isard (on the left). Before we have an escape route to the left.

Araing: Canyon End
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Araing Super glissant!! les étroitures se sont bien dégagées, presque plus de troncs, par contre on les retrouve plus bas... (Quelle: https://...
Return: We can leave through the loophole to go to the path that goes up to the Upper Isard ravine or follow the river to the footbridge.

Araing: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Araing Super glissant!! les étroitures se sont bien dégagées, presque plus de troncs, par contre on les retrouve plus bas... (Quelle: https://...
Comment: in Frechendech
Access: Access to Isard parking lot We arrive at Saint Girons on the D117 and before crossing the bridge over the Le Lez river, at the traffic circle we turn right on the D618 to Castillon-en-Couserans. Access to Isard, Araing and Pugues ravines Continue on the D4 towards Bordes s/Lez and cross it towards Sentein, continue a couple of kilometers on the D4 to Le Pont. Here we turn right (sign Etang de l'Araing) to the parking of Freychendech.
Return: We can leave through the loophole to go to the path that goes up to the Upper Isard ravine or follow the river to the footbridge.

Arbas: Canyon Start

Arcueil: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arcueil DC-Tout passe (Quelle:
2025-05-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arcueil GD tout passe, fait tour de la marmite encordé Partie amont fait, MC fixe a changerSortie à la fin de l amont après le double toboggan...

Arifat: Canyon Start

Arpasse: Canyon Start
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpasse Ras sortie après le canal de la vesubie par l’accès d’albaree (Quelle:
2025-10-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpasse Sec jusqu’en bas même après le canal. On a utilisé les fractio pour les deux grands rappels. Pour le 1er, le relais intermédiaire est...
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Arpasse On a rajouté deux ancrages sur le parcours : un au 2/3 du 1er 60m (permettant de tout faire avec des cordes de 30m à rabouter) et un...

Arpettaz et Montartier: Canyon Start

Arrouges: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track to the stream, which we will reach after several switchbacks.
Tour: Very sporty descent

Arrouges: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the boxed area, we follow the stream until we reach l'Etable.

Artuby de la Martre: Canyon Start

Artuby de Malamaire: Canyon Start

Asperta: Canyon Start
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Asperta LE canyon à faire après de FORTES pluies, quand tous les autres sont en crueTRÈS glissant Des chablisPrévoir des sangles pour rééquip...

Aubaise: Canyon Start

Auriac (Haute Provence): Canyon Start
2024-07-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Auriac Ne pas prendre la piste au bas du télé siège, prendre le chemin de la Selette en rive gauche du verdon, sentier a droite bien avant le...
2024-07-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Auriac Il n y a pas d indication de la cabane pour le sentier de départ joli petit canyon sans discontinuer avec des amarrage correctes jusqu...

Bachelard: Canyon Start

Balaissade: Canyon Start

Banquet: Canyon Start
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Banquet Le canyon est court mais amusant. Cependant il manque des points. Partie aquatique dans gros blocs. Attention aux chevilles (Quelle:...

Barbevieille: Canyon Start

Bassies: Canyon Start

Bau Rouge: Canyon Start

Bayon: Canyon Start

Belcaire (Lower): Canyon Start
2024-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belcaire (Aval) Embâcles toujours présents sur 2 rappels.Glissant dans les rappels (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-...
2024-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belcaire (Aval) (Quelle:

Belcaire (Upper): Canyon Start
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belcaire (Amont) (Quelle:
2025-08-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belcaire (Amont) Marche d'approche un peu "paumatoire" Mais il vaut le coup , vue imprenable sur les sommets alentours , à faire par beau temp...
2025-06-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Belcaire (Amont) (Quelle:

Bergougnous: Canyon Start
2026-02-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bergougnous Début de la descente en petit filet pour arriver sur un joli débit correct a mi parcours, en eau bergougnous a un tout autre charm...

Bergue: Canyon Start

Besse (laruns): Canyon Start
2025-10-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Besse (intégrale) Partie inf uniquement, le sup ne coulait pas non plus (Quelle:
2025-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Besse (intégrale) (Quelle:
2025-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Besse (intégrale) Partie inf uniquement L'arrivée de la partie haute était aussi en petit filet... Ça manque d'eau.Pas mal de tétards dans les...
Approach: In steep climb towards the cabannes of Lusque. At the top there is a path to the right, we follow it and soon leaves us at the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: More than 30 rappels, some of which can be climbed in a fairly narrow corridor. When we reach the dam we have a loophole and if we continue we will have another 10 rappels left.

Bessiere: Canyon Start

Bevera: Canyon Start

Blannaves: Canyon Start
2025-06-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Blannaves Canyon sympa, on a été agréablement surpris. Attention, il manque un amarrage à la dernière cascade de l'encaissement. Avis aux équi...

Blenno (Full): Canyon Start

Bonheur - Bramabiau: Canyon Start
2025-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonheur - Bramabiau Petit canyon sympathique avec beaucoup de guide. Mais ils laissent passer et sont sympa avec les autonome (Quelle: https:...
2025-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonheur - Bramabiau Enchaine apres bramabiau pas grand chose de plus si on monte 300 m au dessus du pont ...ludique super glissant équipė pour...
2025-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bonheur - Bramabiau (Quelle:

Borrigo: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Borrigo Saut possible pour le 1er rappel , équipement nickel . La descente du sentier vers le lit du ruisseau sur les roches à la fin de l’app...
2025-04-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Borrigo (Quelle:
Approach: Pass the barrier and reach the former quarry; cross the stream and then follow the yellow-marked path. At the GR51 marker (450 m), continue straight ahead (the ruins of La Virette on your left) until you come to a large scree slope. Then leave the path and follow this scree which leads to the stream (40 min).
Tour: After about 10 minutes on foot you come to an unsecured, hollowed-out narrow passage C6, which leads to a pool (jump?). A short footpath leads to the intermediate step C12, the base of which can be reached on foot from the path. Continue by belaying the last 28 m high waterfall, which falls into a water basin.

Borrigo: Canyon End
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Borrigo Saut possible pour le 1er rappel , équipement nickel . La descente du sentier vers le lit du ruisseau sur les roches à la fin de l’app...
2025-04-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Borrigo (Quelle:
Return: From the foot of the C28 you can reach the vehicle in 2 minutes.

Bouchier: Canyon Start
2024-05-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bouchier Parti avec le topo de feu AlexUb et le perfo sous un beau soleil avec des conditions d'eau parfaites, nous n'aurons finalement rempla...

Bourdaric: Canyon Start

Bousquet: Canyon Start
2025-03-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Bousquet Journée de formation informelle CAF, notamment sur le débrayage du bas.Le canyon coule bien, surtout après la résurgence qui dégueule...

Brec: Canyon Start1

Brive: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brive RAS (Quelle:
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brive (Quelle:
2024-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Brive Personne dans le canyon,ludique,court et sympa (Quelle:

Brondeliere 2: Canyon Start

Bruire: Parking Entry and Exit

Bruire: Canyon Start

Buisse: Canyon Start

Bussoniere: Canyon Start

Cainee: Canyon Start

Cadiol: Canyon Start

Carbassou: Canyon Start

Carboneres: Canyon Start
Approach: A few minutes after the campsite, leave the main path and take a path on the right to climb up to the beginning of the canyon of Carbonères. The path is difficult to find at first (cairn on a small wall). Follow it as best you can (cairn). Go over a large concrete slab (cairn at the right exit) and then under a ledge, continuing over cairns to the beginning of the canyon. At the beginning you can climb up to the right to reach the first two ledges.
Tour: If you climb up the first two steps, you come to a total of 10 ledges to conquer (the highest is 11 m high, but some follow one another with the same rappelling routes).

Casse Varnage: Canyon Start

Castailhac: Canyon Start

Cheran (Lower): Canyon Start
2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chéran (aval) Canyon sans aucun intérêt mis à part faire une jolie balade. Le rappel au niveau du bloc après la cascade donne directement au n...

Cheran (Upper): Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chéran (amont) Fort paisible, rafraîchissant mais bien glissant! (Quelle:
2025-08-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chéran (amont) Joli rando aqua (Quelle:
2024-08-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chéran (amont) Jolie rando aquatique, pas besoin de baudriers, ni corde. Niveau était 0.60m a l'échelle du départ. (Quelle: https://www.descen...

Chaix: Canyon Start

Champet: Canyon Start
2024-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champets Les vasques sont translucides, un mini filet d'eau nous accompagne. Le rocher est amovible donc prudence. Merci à Nico pour le nouvea...
2024-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Champets Petit filet d'eau sur une centaine de mètres après l'affluence RD mais c'est anecdotique...Au début, c'est vraiment bof puis l'enchaî...

Chanabaja: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chanabaja Rando splendide et canyon sauvage et engagé, que demander de mieux ?! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debi...
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chanabaja Punaise, une sacré aventure ce Chanabaja ! 2h20 d'approche par le sentier des 3 pâturages, entrée par la Serène, 4h15 de canyon jusq...

Chanon: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chanon 3 petites cascades. Eau douteuse. (Quelle:
2025-06-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chanon DC- Tres court mais Tres tres jolie A coupler avec bief de la goulette ou teinte qui sont juste à côté (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
2024-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chanon Heel slechte staat, heel veel water (Quelle:

Charbonniers: Canyon Start

Chardon / Jaille: Canyon Start

Charvetan: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charvetan DC+, les conditions parfaites pour parcourir cette descente. L'approche est néanmoins assez longue (travaux au point coté 1413 entre...
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charvetan Approche par la bergerie en suivant la piste et ensuite on redescend vers l'arrivée du canyon.La suite est logique et en 30min on ar...
2025-08-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Charvetan Superbe canyon!!!Aucun problème pour accéder au parking.L'acce reste facile en suivant le descriptif.Tout les points sont doublé sau...

Chaume: Canyon Start

Chave: Canyon Start

Chenevoye: Canyon Start
2025-02-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chenevoye Le plus long reste de réenkiter la dyneema...20min de voiture à voiture en bourrinant. Prévoir de quoi changer l'anneau de corde de...

Chorolant (Right Tributary): Canyon Start

Cianavelle: Canyon Start
2025-06-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cianavelle (aval) DC+Très glissant (Quelle:
2025-06-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cianavelle (amont supérieur) Equipement : Ok, sauf 2 endroits sans équipements avec amarrage naturel très faible. On a jouté à un endroit un m...
2025-05-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cianavelle (aval) (Quelle:

Cimante: Canyon Start

Cine: Canyon Start

Claduegne: Canyon Start

Clarabide: Canyon Start
2025-08-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Clarabide Glissant.Première heure avec quelques jumps et bcp de marche en bloc.2ème heure superbe, du saut, du tob et de belles cascades.Un pe...

Clergeon: Canyon Start

Colle (Upper): Canyon Start
2024-12-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Colle (amont) Pour info nous avons trouvé une frontale, me contacter en direct.Toujours un beau morceau ce Colle amont, un plateau magnifique...

Colombies: Canyon Start

Combe (Savoie): Canyon Start

Comencau: Canyon Start

Cordoeil: Canyon Start

Coulegne: Canyon Start

Coumbies: Canyon Start
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Coume (Lower) et Houradade: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coume (inférieur) et Houradade (Quelle:
Approach: Access bcos Coume Sup/Inf and Calahoure Sup/Inf By the GR we will go up towards the Coume hut. For the upper part we will continue towards the Col de Pinata. At about 1900m we have a crossroads and we will go to the right to the Lacs de Grauès and Vert. From the Lac de Grauès we will go to the right to start the descent. For the lower part in the hut we will go to the right and on the footbridge over the stream we will get in.
Tour: Alpine descent, very slippery and with great scenic beauty. You can combine the two parts starting very early in the day. The lower part after the waterfall of the Coume we will join the stream of the hut and we will find the magnificent waterfall of Houradade. Caution with the flows in this area.

Coumelade: Canyon Start
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) De retour ! en petite équipe, toujours top (P3 et eeeeenfin .... kev!) (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) Effectué juste p2 du refuge.Piste fermé en juillet août, ça rajoute un peu de marche (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) Nuit au refuge Sant Guillem avec un super super groupe :) et notamment canyon PII, les cascades Sant Guillem, presque to...
Approach: - P1 Riu dels Troncassers: 10 min./40 min. 10 min: The first access on foot to the most interesting part of this part starts next to the small bridge. From the bridge, walk along the right bank below the forest for ten minutes until you reach the C15 "Gerbe". Once you are in front of the small canyon, continue uphill to the left over the rocks of this part. At the level of the hunters' markings (orange dot), follow the well-marked path to the Gerbe of this beautiful, equipped waterfall. 40 min: To descend the entire first part, follow the path after the parking lot of the small bridge until the Y fork and then start the ascent towards Col Baixo. Once at the mountain pass, pass the electric fence and close it behind you. Continue up the path for a quarter of an hour until you reach "els Troncassers", where there is a wooden fence made of pallets used for livestock. Walk along the fence on the right and descend directly to the starting point opposite the Congeste canyon (tributary on the right). - P2 Sant Guillem: 10 min. From Sant Guillem, the ascent begins behind the chapel under a Catholic cross. A clearly visible path leads to a stone fountain with drinking water. Follow the river downstream for a few meters until you reach the first abseiling point. - P3 Coumelade: 15 min. The starting point of the canyon is eight hundred meters below the mountain hut. Go past the arboretum near the electric fence and then take the steep, very open path that leads down to the EDF reservoir. A sign prohibits access to the dam, do not enter it! You must reach the starting point by going down well before the prohibition sign. - P4 La Llau: 30 min. From the La Llau parking lot, return on foot over the D74 bridge. Walk along the road until you reach the marked PR footpath, which starts with a short fenced path (footpath sign at the roadside). Walk past the barn on a dead-end road and take the only path to the left. After a few minutes, you will reach a breathtaking viewpoint of the cliffs of Roca Roja and then descend to the river via the first easily recognizable path on the left side of the hiking trail that leads up to the mountain hut.
Tour: A varied canyon for all age groups, P1/P2/P4 also suitable for families with children. The four parts are completely different, but all very entertaining. There is something for everyone: rappels, jumps, slides, swims, counter-movements, abseiling. The first part called Riu dels Troncassers is very wild with abseiling parts, you have to get the rope out of your rucksack a bit more often than in the second part, the Sant Guillem waterfalls, where several slides follow each other. For P1 and P2 there are interesting, hollowed out and incised passages, but the profile is more like rafting or a water hike. The third part is more canyon-like and much more hollowed out with numerous slides, as is the fourth part, which is much shorter and has beautiful parts. - P1 Riu dels Troncassers: 30min "partie intéressante"/1h30 "entièrement" Rn°1: AN/C9 RD + Rn°2: AN/C13 RD + D3 + Rn°3: C5 RG + T3 + T1 + Rn°4: AN/C5 RD + D2 + T4 sec RG + D2 + Rn°5: AN/C7 RG + S2 RG + T6 + O6 + Rn°6: AN/C4 RG + T1 + T2 + D1 + D2 + D3 + D1 + D1 + D1 + la partie la plus intéressante sculptée de P1 = Rn°7: MC/AN C12 "gerbe" RD + r + T2/S2 RD + Rn°8: AN/C6 RG - P2 Sant Guillem: 1h30. T1 + Rn°1: AN/C10 RD + r + T2 + T4 + Rn°2: AN/C3 RD + r + T3 plat + T2/S2 RD + T7 + Rn°3: C9 RG + D1 + T3 "dans la forêt" + encaissement majeur: T5 tape fesses + T4 plat (attention à la réception) + T2 + T3 (face au monopoint) + petit T2 RG + T5 + T6 + Rn°4: C4 RD (relais haut) + T1 + D4 - P3 Coumelade: 2h30. D2 + Rn°1: MC/C7 RG "toboggan extrême" (T7 délicat) RD uniquement pour expérimenté(es) + Rn°2: R10/AN RG + T2 + T9 + T8 + Rn°3: MC/C11 RD + R6 RD hors flux équipé sur lunules (abalakovs) + T6 + Rn°4: C14 RD + D3 (Danger! bloc caché) + S1 + Rn°5: AN/C20 RD + ressaut + T3 + T1 (Danger ! casse chevilles) + T4 + T7 + T1 + Rn°6: MC/C12 RG=AN/C12 RD + Rn°7: C9 RD + D1 + D2 - P4 La Llau: 45min. T5 + Rn°1: C6 RG/S4 + Rn°2: C13 RD + ressaut étroit + Rn°3: C8 RD + T2 au pied de la goulotte ouverte. - The 112 does not work almost anywhere except in the refuge and the chapel of Sant Guillem, it is very difficult to find network reception. - P1 (Riu dels Troncassers) can be reached directly over the small bridge by walking along the right bank through the forest. This is the most interesting part of section 1, it starts at abseil point no. 7 (MC C15 RD "gerbe"). To continue with another part, take the path to the Catholic cross above the Sant Guillem chapel. Never continue under the bridge at the exit of P1 in the river (long and arduous path). - Telephone number and e-mail address of the Sant Guillem refuge: 0978049685 refugesantguillem@gmail.com. Don't forget to book accommodation and meals. - The trail is closed from July 1 to August 31.

Coumelade: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) De retour ! en petite équipe, toujours top (P3 et eeeeenfin .... kev!) (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyonin...
2025-07-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) Effectué juste p2 du refuge.Piste fermé en juillet août, ça rajoute un peu de marche (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
2025-07-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coumelade (intégrale) Nuit au refuge Sant Guillem avec un super super groupe :) et notamment canyon PII, les cascades Sant Guillem, presque to...
Access: Follow the D115 from Prats de Mollo to Le Tech. Cross the bridge over the Coumelade river and then follow the departmental road as it leaves the village. Leave the D115 and cross the D74A, the second road on the right towards the EDF hydroelectric power station above the hamlet of Banat. After a few sharp hairpin bends, you will reach the first houses of La Llau. At the entrance to La Llau, you will see a small mountain road that branches off to the right and leads up to Col de la Rua at an altitude of 1013 meters. A large sign indicates the Sant Guillem refuge and its opening hours. Follow this small road, which quickly becomes a dirt track, or take the second vehicle that serves as a shuttle if you have opted for this option. If you have opted for the shuttle, go directly to the parking lot of La Llau on the D74 on the other side of the bridge by crossing the hamlet. You can also drive up to the refuge in a single car, as the road is passable, but for more comfort we recommend you take an off-road vehicle/SUV. At the Col de la Rua mountain pass, you must pass the open barrier, paying attention to the road closure dates, and after twenty minutes you will reach the Sant Guillem mountain refuge. For part 1 "Riu dels Troncassers", the parking lot is located 500 meters further up after the small bridge in a widening if you follow the path above the refuge and the chapel of Sant Guillem. Shuttle buses are not essential for the four parts of the canyon; you can start directly from the La Llau parking lot if you wish.
Return: - P1 Riu dels Troncassers: 2 min. Leave the path on the right bank (cairn) "before the small bridge". It leads directly back to the parking lot. If you want to continue the second part, follow the path on foot to the cross above the chapel. - P2 Sant Guillem: 20 min. Just after the last two obstacles Rn°4 and the following T1, climb up the slope on the left bank, corridor of foliage, behind a rock pillar, then boulders and forest. Follow the blue markings that lead to the refuge. This return route is well before the EDF water intake. - P3 Coumelade: 30 min. The first way back is about twenty meters before the last part, a blue dot on a tree marks the exit. You can pull yourself up on a rope that is stretched from one tree to another and leads to a stone channel. Follow this to the marked PR trail, which exits opposite a waterfall (one of the tributaries on the left bank of the Coumelade) that interrupts the trail. Either continue in the water over the boulders and then downstream on the bank and get out of the water just after a second tributary, also on the left bank. - P4 La Llau: 5 min. Immediately after the last anchor in the open chute, follow the watercourse on the right bank to the channel leading to the D74 bridge (do not continue down in the water). The canal overlooks the river on the left bank, the way back is easy and in a few minutes you are back at the hamlet's parking lot.

Courance: Canyon Start
2024-06-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courance nice canyon, walk a bit too far and climbing the C6 via the boulder is doable but difficult (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/...
2024-06-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Courance Toujours aussi beau, dommage que ce soit aussi court. On en redemande.Marche approche un peu longue, et quelques pas d'escalade pas é...

Couz: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Couz RAS (Quelle:
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Couz Fait avec Nico26. Parfait. (Quelle:
2025-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Couz T’as (Quelle:

Crespenou: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crespenou Dernier jour pour faire ce canyon, l'eau commençait à se faire rare, les pierres du début couvertes d'algues, mais grâce au filet d'...
2025-05-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crespenou Selon les locaux, le niveau d'eau actuel était assez exceptionnel, cela nous a permis de faire des sauts impressionnants. Possibilit...
2025-04-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crespenou Super canyon très ludique avec ce débit! La note est un peu dur je trouve (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-...

Cretan: Canyon Start

Crolles: Canyon Start
2024-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crolles DC-. Pas mal de frottement dans la première grande. On a changé la corde qui relie les points au relai de la 100m. (Quelle: https://w...
2024-07-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crolles Tout comme le commentaire de lolo du 23/10/2021. Équipement assez évident. J'aurais tendance à dire qu'il faudrait refaire le 2ème fra...
2024-07-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Crolles Tout comme le commentaire de lolo du 23/10/2021. Équipement assez évident.Les 2 cassés sont vraiment classes ! (Quelle: https://www.de...

Cruet: Canyon Start

Cuculet: Canyon Start

Cupservies: Canyon Start

Degoutes: Canyon Start

Daluis: Canyon Start

Davignon: Canyon Start

Ruisseau de Demay 1: Canyon Start

Ruisseau de Demay 1: Parking at Entry

Ruisseau de Demay 1: Parking at Exit

Ruisseau de Demay 1: Canyon End

Ruisseau de Demay 2: Canyon Start

Ruisseau de Demay 2: Canyon End

Dom Girard: Canyon Start

Donareo: Canyon Start

Dourdou: Canyon Start

Druise: Canyon Start

Duina: Canyon Start

Eau Rousse: Canyon Start
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Eau Rousse (Quelle:
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2024-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Eau Rousse (Quelle:

Echinard: Canyon Start

Effangeas: Canyon Start

Eglises: Canyon Start

Emay: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (Quelle:
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay Ras. Équipement en nombre voire un peut trop. (Quelle:
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (aval) Canyon parcouru dans son intégralité. L'équipement est à présent au top dans la partie amont. Par contre il faut mieux prévoir deu...

Emay: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (Quelle:
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay Ras. Équipement en nombre voire un peut trop. (Quelle:
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (aval) Canyon parcouru dans son intégralité. L'équipement est à présent au top dans la partie amont. Par contre il faut mieux prévoir deu...

Emay: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (Quelle:
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay Ras. Équipement en nombre voire un peut trop. (Quelle:
2025-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Emay (aval) Canyon parcouru dans son intégralité. L'équipement est à présent au top dans la partie amont. Par contre il faut mieux prévoir deu...

En Bas: Canyon Start

Enaux: Canyon Start

Nant de l'Enfer: Canyon Start

Enfer (Riere Bellevaux): Canyon Start
2025-07-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer [Rière Bellevaux] Débit Dc-, mais cela va baisser, car c'est visible qu 'il a été dopé par les pluies récentes. Je crois que je n'ai pas...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer [Rière Bellevaux] Point d ancrage vieillissant mais bon,a vérifier...sinon RAS (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyo...
2025-05-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Enfer [Rière Bellevaux] Une merdouille comme on les aime sans grand intérêt. Ça nous aura permis de faire une petite activité entre les goutte...

Entonnoir: Canyon Start

Enversin: Canyon Start

Escales: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales le débit était correct, c'était blanc par endroit mais sans difficulté.Le tobb de 20m passait du haut. bonne condition pour le faire....
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales A priori, le captage ne fonctionne pas.Débit par conséquent important. Canyon technique dans ces conditions (Quelle: https://www.desc...
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales DC+. Il y a des mouvements sur les deux rappels de 11m (Quelle:
Approach: We go out to the left on a path that turns to the left as it goes up the mountainside. At a hairpin bend to the left, a path comes out to the right that takes us to the river.
Tour: We start with some slippery slopes that we can negotiate on the left and on the right. Then we reach the first rappel. From here on rappels, jumps and slides. Be careful, there are slides that look like slides and then they are not. Most of the rappels have several installations and some handrails to access the head. Beware of water movements if the flow is high.

Escales: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales le débit était correct, c'était blanc par endroit mais sans difficulté.Le tobb de 20m passait du haut. bonne condition pour le faire....
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales A priori, le captage ne fonctionne pas.Débit par conséquent important. Canyon technique dans ces conditions (Quelle: https://www.desc...
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales DC+. Il y a des mouvements sur les deux rappels de 11m (Quelle:
Comment: alte Brücke, 960m (Reste), rechts hinaus
Return: After the last rappel there is a path on the right that leads to the parking lot.

Escales: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales le débit était correct, c'était blanc par endroit mais sans difficulté.Le tobb de 20m passait du haut. bonne condition pour le faire....
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales A priori, le captage ne fonctionne pas.Débit par conséquent important. Canyon technique dans ces conditions (Quelle: https://www.desc...
2025-08-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escales DC+. Il y a des mouvements sur les deux rappels de 11m (Quelle:
Access: Taking as a reference Tarascon-Sur-Ariège on the N20 towards the south, we have a detour to the right to Vicdessos on the D8. We pass Niaux and Capoulet and we reach a detour to the left to Siguer on the D24. Once we take it we continue until the end to Bouychet.
Return: After the last rappel there is a path on the right that leads to the parking lot.

Escales: Alternative Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel there is a path on the right that leads to the parking lot.

Escouret: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Eths Gaudachs and Eths Caurets We take the path that goes up to the Ibón de Estanés, cross the Gave d'Aspe and continue to the Escourets hut. Here begins the descent
Tour: Vertical descent, with little water but very aesthetic. Spectacular rappels for the environment

Fageole: Canyon Start
2025-01-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fageole Approche par le hameau de "la pénarié", D+600 et bartasse sur les derniers mètres de D+ pour rejoindre le chemin des 4000 marches.ATTE...

Fattes: Canyon Start

Favone: Canyon Start

Favrands: Canyon Start
2024-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Favrands Même com que Sandrok et seflont (j’ai préféré garder le short dans la benne) (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/cany...
2024-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Favrands Équipement très rustique avant l'arrivée de l'affluent, et mieux après. DC dans la première partie , puis DC + évoluant en GD dans l'...

Ferriere (Isere): Canyon Start
2025-02-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ferrière Parcours très sympa au soleil ! J'ai refais quasi tous les relais : l'équipement sur spit est resté en état correct mais j'ai ajouté...

Fier: Canyon Start

Font de Blaye: Canyon Start1
2025-03-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Font de Blaye Canyon super bien équipé à ma grande surprise...Une dizaine de petits rappels (jusqu'à un joli 18m quand même) qui s'enchaînent...

Font Frede: Canyon Start

Fontaine de la Molasse et Plainevie: Canyon Start

Fontanelles (Herault): Canyon Start
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fontanelles Bon débit correct , top avec ce débit tout s’enchaîne très bien , équipement béton . (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-05-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fontanelles Marche d'approche rapide, canyon quasi sec, un mini filet d'eau. Les relais sont en bon état. Canyon de repli potentiel. (Quelle:...
2025-02-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fontanelles Équipements ok !Beaucoup de chasseurs sur le secteur. On a attendu jusqu'à midi, heure à laquelle ils ont terminé. (Quelle: https:...

Forest (Haute Provence): Canyon Start

Foron: Canyon Start
2025-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foron [Taninges] Beaucoup d'eau mais ça passe très bien, même plus intéressant avec ce debit. Équipement RAS. (Quelle: https://www.descente-c...
2025-07-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foron [Taninges] (Quelle:
2025-07-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Foron [Taninges] (Quelle:

Fosse Male: Canyon Start

Fouat-Treuya: Canyon Start

Four: Canyon Start

Four a Chaux: Canyon Start

Fourchette: Canyon Start

Fournet et Orme: Canyon Start
2024-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournet et Orme Belles conditions hivernales sans glace. Bon gros débit dans la cascade du Fournet qui se négocie sans problème (AN de part et...
2024-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fournet et Orme Cascade de l'orme: Remis un AN sur un fayard un peu haut que le petit sapin précédemment utilisé. Du coup si vous utilisez ce...

Froide Pisse: Canyon Start

Fumeaux: Canyon Start

Furet: Canyon Start

Fusil: Canyon Start
2024-09-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fusil RAS (Quelle:
2024-09-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Fusil Petit filet d'eau sur les deux derniers rappels mais le reste est sec.Ré-équipement partiel du canyon avec ajout de quelques points, et...

Gelos: Canyon Start

Gachetiere I et II: Parking Entry and Exit

Gachetiere I et II: Canyon Start

Gachetiere I et II: Canyon End

Gaillarde: Canyon Start

Ganac: Canyon Start

Ganiere: Canyon Start

Gardon d'Ales: Canyon Start

Gariveau: Canyon Start

Gelon: Canyon Start

Gibrou: Canyon Start

Gier: Canyon Start
2024-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gier C'est mignon avec l'eau de ces derniers jours, ça fait une petite balade.Il n'y a plus la main courante avant la dernière cascade, amarra...

Gnioles: Canyon Start

Gnioles: Canyon End
Comment: ungenau

Gnioles: Parking Entry and Exit

Gnioure: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave towards the bottom of the valley and cross the river, we climb up the path on the left bank that goes up the slope to an altitude of 1260.
Tour: Chain of rappels to bridge the steep slope

Gnioure: Canyon End

Gnioure: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Taking as a reference Tarascon-Sur-Ariège on the N20 towards the south, we have a detour to the right to Vicdessos on the D8. We pass Niaux and Capoulet and we reach a detour to the left to Siguer on the D24. Once we take it we continue until the end to Bouychet.

Gonrex: Canyon Start

Gorgeat: Canyon Start

Gorges d'Escarran: Canyon Start
2025-05-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran Top avec ce débit, aucun risque avec l'équipement hors actif (Quelle:
2024-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Escarran ça parpinait pas mal sur la première grande cascade (Quelle:

Gour de l'Oule: Canyon Start

Gourdouze: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Gourdouze Belle approche, mais voilà ça ne fait pas tout.Canyon très long, très discontinu et très mal équipé, de toute façon quasiment tout s...

Gouron: Canyon Start
Approach: We will see a trail that climbs beside the creek to the headwaters.
Tour: Simple descent with 4 waterfalls less than 15m. to combine with any of the zone.

Grand Combeau: Canyon Start

Grand Riou de la Blanche: Canyon Start

Grand Vallon (Bouches du Rhone): Canyon Start

Grande Combe: Canyon Start

Grezes: Canyon Start

Grignon: Canyon Start

Grollets: Canyon Start

Guiers Vif: Canyon Start
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Guiliman: Canyon Start
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guiliman (Quelle:
2025-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guiliman (Quelle:
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guiliman Tout petit canyon, pas très bien équipé, notamment pour la dernière C30 (pas trouvé d'ancrages en RG). Heureusement, on peut toujours...

Herisson: Canyon Start
2025-11-03: Impressive amount of water after days of rain, doable because the receptions are flat (no pools or movements to be tackled). Started with the Saut Girard. It has a chain on a tree, but most are recent...
2024-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hérisson Canyon réaliser à 2 en 2h30 départ du saut de la forge. Débit correct (eau pas froide). Nous avons reequiper pas mal de rapel (sur ar...
Tour: On the left most waterfalls can be tackled without too much trouble.

Haras: Canyon Start

Haute Ardeche: Canyon Start

Besorgue: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute-Besorgue (Quelle:
2024-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute-Besorgue (Quelle:
2024-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Haute-Besorgue Parcouru le 10 09. Aucune correspondance avec le descriptif ni les photos. Canyon dans caca blocs quelques vasques sans intérêt...

Hercule: Canyon Start1

Hort de Dieu: Canyon Start

Hyères: Canyon Start
2024-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hyères Le début jusqu'au barrage n'est pas vilain du tout.Mais pas mal de cochonneries en tout genre.3 relais sur AN présents.Un bon plan B. (...

Jets des Eaux: Canyon Start

Job: Canyon Start

Joncas: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Joncas (Quelle:

La Raja: Canyon Start
2024-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raja (amont) Une belle descente dans un schiste veiné, un peu courte mais très sympa le temps d'une aprem. Équipement minimaliste et qui à sub...

La Ravoire: Canyon Start
2024-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon La Ravoire Merci pour le très bon équipement bien placé.Quand même prévoir du matériel de rééquipement au cas où. (Quelle: https://www.descent...
2024-09-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon La Ravoire Merci pour le travail de rééquipement, comme dit Nec, bien réfléchi. A voir comment ça réagit aux prochaines crues. Il reste quelqu...
2024-09-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon La Ravoire Merci à Antoine pour le boulot, c'est chouette, c'est intelligemment placé. Si j'ai compris ce qu'il m'a dit, il restera à doubler...

La Vionene: Canyon Start

Lamay: Canyon Start

Lancey: Canyon Start

Landeron: Canyon Start
2025-11-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Landeron Terrain d aventure Très peu de relais chaîne Et un relais dans la dernière c15 au ras du sol qui est dangereux les points bougent on...

Lanfray: Canyon Start
2026-03-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanfray RAS côté descente, nous avons évacué les déchets restants, canyon à nouveau propre (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanfray Ça coulait tranquillement.Tous les amarrage sont OK, sauf la déviation sur le dernier ressaut qui a disparue => ca frotte énormément s...
2026-02-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanfray La saison de l’ail des ours est ouverte :D ! Thème de la journée : jardinage, dépollution et cueillette. Il reste encore des déchets à...

Lanhac: Canyon Start

Lanhac II: Canyon Start

Lanoux: Canyon Start
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanós (Quelle:
2025-07-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanós (Quelle:
2025-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lanós (Quelle:
Approach: Etwa fünfzig Meter links vom Gebäude am Ende des Parkplatzes verläuft ein Weg zunächst entlang eines kleinen Wasserlaufs namens „Rec de l'Estany de Font Vive”, bevor er eine Lichtung überquert. Anschließend gelangt man auf einen besser markierten Weg, der an einer kleinen Steinmauer entlangführt. Nehmen Sie nicht den Weg rechts, der zum See Fond Vive führt, da dies der Rückweg ist. Gehen Sie lieber links weiter, dann beginnt rechts ein vager Weg, der geradeaus den Hang hinaufführt. Folgen Sie ihm, bis Sie auf den GR7 stoßen. Der Startpunkt der Schlucht befindet sich auf Höhe von drei Betonrohren, oder etwas weiter oben auf Höhe einer Lichtung unterhalb des Staudamms. Es ist möglich, nur den zweiten oder dritten Teil zu machen. In diesem Fall folgen Sie dem Lac de Font Vive bis zum Ort „Les Caunyes”, nehmen Sie den rechten Weg (den Weg zum Ingenieurhaus) bis zu einer kleinen Schutzhütte, von wo aus Sie zum Fluss hinuntersteigen. Der Anmarsch dauert insgesamt eine Stunde, Sie gehen am linken Ufer der Schlucht entlang.
Tour: Sehr schöne Tour in bergiger Atmosphäre und wilder Umgebung. Dreiteilige Schlucht, unterbrochen von Wanderungen entlang des Flusses. Zahlreiche dunkle Becken können übersprungen werden, aber Vorsicht, denn einige sind tückisch, mit Felsblöcken verstopft und sehr flach. Schöne Wasserfälle mit natürlichen Bögen in P2 und P3.

Lantenne: Canyon Start
2025-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lantenne Après deux jours de pluie : sans problème. 7 l/s au check point. 0.2 l/s en haut. Prendre 2 brins de 2m au cas où il faut remplacer d...
2025-06-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lantenne Descendu le lundi 9 juin en fin de matinée en gros débit après les orages qui se sont abattus dans la nuit de vendredi 6 au samedi 7...

Larrandaburu: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the water course until the first waterfalls are found.
Tour: Very vertical descent that descends over Kakoueta

Lauvette: Canyon Start

Lavanche: Canyon Start

Lavanches: Canyon Start
2025-06-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavanches (Quelle:
2025-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavanches DC-, on a testé la montée RD. C'est un peu plus long que la gauche mais sans aucune difficulté. Équipement ok. (Quelle: https://www...
2025-05-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavanches (Quelle:

Lavures: Canyon Start
2025-10-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavures 4° au départ, les pluies de la semaine ont fait du bien. Attention aux chasseurs, panneau au départ, croisés au moment de bifurquer da...
2025-10-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavures The path can be easy to miss, stick to the trail in OSM for the beginning, don't go too far right. There were multiple trees in the ca...
2025-10-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lavures DC- (Quelle:

Le Moucan: Canyon Start

L'Etroit: Canyon Start
2024-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Etroit /!\ Le canyon ne se fait pas en entier dans l'état !Très faible débit d'eau.La C3 du départ se passe sans corde. Le PI10 se passe très...

Lichechaude: Canyon Start

Liscou: Canyon Start

Lou Gabian: Canyon Start
2025-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Gabian L'accès au petit pin qui est le début du canyon est 50m AVANT le tonneau rouillé en venant de la villa teychene. 50 m avant prendre...
Approach: Approach to the Notre Dame de la Garde parking lot (15-20 minutes): Walk along the road to the gate with the Cap Canaille sign. Go through the gate and follow the well-marked path to the ruins (green markings). You can also reach the ruins via another clearly visible path that starts on the road before the gate. At this point, take the path on the right that descends towards the Trou Jeannette ravine. Climb up the other side through the low bushes and you will reach an abandoned house that is still in good condition. Enjoy the unique view. You have now reached the edge of the area. Do not attempt to take the track or go through the gates from the road. The locals are vigilant and there is a high risk of conflict. Approach to the area from the Sémaphore car park (30 minutes): from the car park, take a clearly visible path below the road. Follow it for a few meters and, once you have passed the semaphore, leave it for a path marked with triangles and blue dots. This trail descends along the magnificent cliffs to the first abseil point at Lou Pitchoun or Lou Souléou. From the house, follow the trail for 150 m and turn left onto the path that climbs into the bushes (blue markings). At the first fork, turn left (large rusty barrel) and the start is 50 m further on. The canyon begins with a pseudo-tributary on the right bank of the first ravine encountered, forming a black mark on the rock. The first belay point is located at a small pine tree (a strap on this pine tree connected to a bolt in the conglomerate).
Tour: The first rappels go smoothly. One of them is overhanging and drops onto a wide ledge that can be climbed back up (Grands Ducs vertigo hike). We continue the descent to the last “plateau.” From there, there is the last rappel, “Cathy,” which is overhanging and ends on large pebbles at sea level.

Lou Garistou: Canyon Start

Lou Gras: Canyon Start
2025-04-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Gras trouver le canyon était difficile. coordonnées du départ du canyon : https://ge0.me/0yrka4P3qV/Mijn_locatieParking amont: http://ge0....
2025-03-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Gras Fait sans navette, 50 min sans se presser (Quelle:
2025-03-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Gras DC/DC- difficile a juger. Conditions idéal après ces dernières pluies. Équipement vieillissant. Prévoir de la corde à couper ou maîtr...

Lou Souleou: Canyon Start
2025-02-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lou Souleou Pas besoin de 2x60m si vous prenez la version normale.Une coulée verte dans une falaise ocre face à la mer. Des frottements à gére...

Loue: Canyon Start

Medecine: Canyon Start
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Médecine (Quelle:
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Médecine Fabuleux petit canyon, très bien équipé. (Quelle:
2024-05-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Médecine à faire avec son voisin (Quelle:

Meollion (Torrent de): Canyon Start
2025-08-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Méollion [Torrent de] débit parfait, tout passe dans l'eau (suivant l'équipement en place). Trouvé une corde d'environ 12 m en dessous du dern...
2025-07-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Méollion [Torrent de] RAS, beau et sauvage. Faut aimer a installer les mains-courantes rappelables, il y a un paquet ! (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Méollion [Torrent de] Parcouru seul en cette belle journée d'été, le vallon est vraiment superbe, l'approche agréable. (Le sentier du bas est...

Malsanne: Canyon Start
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), désescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rét...
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), déescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rétr...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne Parcouru avec le CAFGO. Sauts déconseillés, équipements C28 un peu esquinté et rocher glissant. N'espérez pas voir le soleil en venan...

Malsanne: Canyon End
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), désescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rét...
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), déescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rétr...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne Parcouru avec le CAFGO. Sauts déconseillés, équipements C28 un peu esquinté et rocher glissant. N'espérez pas voir le soleil en venan...

Malsanne: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), désescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rét...
2025-11-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne DC ou DC+ Le canyon ne glisse que très peu (pour l'instant), déescalade plus facile. Une élingue en place pour éviter le dernier rétr...
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malsanne Parcouru avec le CAFGO. Sauts déconseillés, équipements C28 un peu esquinté et rocher glissant. N'espérez pas voir le soleil en venan...

Malugar: Canyon Start

Mandorne: Parking Entry and Exit

Mandorne: Canyon Start

Marieux: Canyon Start

Melle: Canyon Start

Merdanson: Canyon Start

Merdarel: Canyon Start
2024-11-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Merdarel Intérêt proche du néant. Au moins il n'y a personne... (Quelle:

Merderel: Canyon Start
2026-01-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Merderel Ne coule pas, certains relais plus ou moins évident à trouver avec la neige (60 cm/80 cm de neige fraîche). Approche depuis les piste...
2026-01-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Merderel Fait avec David, Titou et JulesApproche de 2H dans la neige qui ne fait "pas rire les mouettes"Sinon superbe succession enneigée, ave...

Merlas: Canyon Start

Meyeres: Canyon Start

Miron: Canyon Start

Molard: Canyon Start

Monar (Upper Lower): Canyon Start

Mont Noir: Canyon Start

Monts: Canyon Start

Herault (Gorges): Canyon Start
2025-08-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hérault Sortie effectuée avant le Viaduc d'irrigation (43,7099095, 3,5540269). Les rapides juste après le point GPS n'inspiraient pas confianc...
2025-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hérault Canyon en gros Debit on évite les rapides, a part d'être vraiment très a l'aise en eau vive, sinon tout les dangers sont shuntable ran...
2024-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Hérault (Quelle:

Mouna: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouna Équipement RAS , petit débit après la semaine de pluie (Quelle:
2025-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouna Equipement niquel , panneau signalant de ne pas utiliser les broche entourées de rubalises avant le 26 juin 2025 , cependant tout semble...
2025-07-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mouna (Quelle:

Mure: Canyon Start
2025-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure (Quelle:
2024-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure Petit canyon avec de beaux rappels ,fait pour une après midi tranquille (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
Approach: Climb up to the needle, there is a small tree to which the rope is attached to get to the canyon.
Tour: Above the entry, the canyon is not worthwhile. Vertical descent. A belay station has been set up halfway up the last large waterfall. This is interesting as you only need to take 25 m ropes with you and the ropes are less exposed to friction halfway up the first abseil section. The south-west exposure is ideal for starting the descent in the early afternoon in the early and late season.

Mure: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure (Quelle:
2024-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure Petit canyon avec de beaux rappels ,fait pour une après midi tranquille (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
Access: From Ventimiglia (Italy), drive up the Roya Valley. 3.4 km after the junction for Fanghetto (Canyon Audin), take the D90 towards Libre. As it is better not to organize a shuttle, leave your vehicle upstream. Access upstream: follow this narrow road and park 100 meters before hairpin bend no. 5 (the hairpin bends are numbered in color). NOTE: Anything upstream is worthless and only serves as a garbage dump.
Return: From the paved plateau at the foot of the last waterfall, climb up to hairpin bend no. 1 and then follow the road to the car.

Mure: Canyon End
2025-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure (Quelle:
2024-11-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mure Petit canyon avec de beaux rappels ,fait pour une après midi tranquille (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit/...
Return: From the paved plateau at the foot of the last waterfall, climb up to hairpin bend no. 1 and then follow the road to the car.

Najar: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the bend there is a fishermen's path that goes up the orographic left bank of the river that ends down to the river at an elevation of 850m.
Tour: First open part with 9 rappels, some of which can be climbed or escaped from the outside. When we reach the 40m waterfall, we can rappel the entire waterfall out of the water axis or to the right, taking advantage of a 15m split.

Nardet: Canyon Start

Nesmes: Canyon Start

Notre Dame: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Notre-Dame (Quelle:
2025-10-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Notre-Dame Sortie après l'encaissement. (Quelle:
2025-09-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Notre-Dame Canyon dont l'accès se fait au début par les marches accédant à Notre dame (donc empruntées par beaucoup de touristes). La montée,...

Notre Dame du Cros: Canyon Start
2025-12-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Notre Dame du Cros (Quelle:

Ochons: Canyon Start

Olette: Canyon Start
2026-01-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olette Top conditions ! (Quelle:
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olette RAS, amarages propres. Bien glauque de nuit (Quelle:
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Olette (Quelle:

One (Upper): Canyon Start

Orgon: Canyon Start
2025-05-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orgon Toboggan d’Icare ras, sondé par Fredo (Quelle:

Orlier: Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orlier Changé quelques sangles et remis un point. Canyon bien encombré de bois et de... pneus. Glissant. Tout de même intéressant ! (Quelle: h...
2025-06-19: Bit of an adventure canyon. Used a tree 2x to enter the stream. Anchors aging, some are natural anchors with recent Kordas, we added Ce4y ropes. One piece of webbing was strangling a tree, we cut it f...
2024-09-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Orlier Rééquipement partiel du canyon, quelques points posés et cordelettes changées. A compléter. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...

Oulles: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oulles (Quelle:
2024-10-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oulles A lot of walking and downclimbing on slippery rocks if you start in oulles. We replaced 2 maillons on the c70 abseil. (Quelle: https:...

Ourlette: Canyon Start
2025-06-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ourlette Mignon mais sans plus, largement sur-noté à mon avis (Quelle:

Ourtigas + Bastie: Canyon Start

Pele: Canyon Start
2025-06-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pèle Sans intérêt s’il n’y a pas d’eau.Nous avons fait demi-tour en haut du final. Mieux vaut éviter les premiers rappels avec des débutants....
2024-09-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pèle Matériel limité pour les premières cascades (pas d'anneau ou un seul anneau rouillé). Pas grave on prend un amarrage naturel.Deux points...

Petareou des Claus: Canyon Start

Palluel: Canyon Start

Pas du Cure: Canyon Start
2025-03-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pas du Curé Fait sous 30cm de neige, belle ambiance pour ce joli encaissement très bien équipé (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
2025-03-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pas du Curé (Quelle:
2025-02-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pas du Curé Bel encaissement ! Zéro neige sur l'approche ou dans le canyon.Équipement impeccable. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/can...

Payre: Canyon Start

Pebenorque: Canyon Start

Pellas: Canyon Start
2025-06-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pellas (Quelle:
2025-06-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pellas Bon débit (Quelle:
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pellas RAS (Quelle:

Petite Vache: Canyon Start

Petite-Rhue: Canyon Start

Pique (Upper): Canyon Start

Pis de l'Aiga: Canyon Start
2025-08-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pis de l'Aiga Seulement la partie finale (Quelle:

Pissarotte: Canyon Start

Pize: Canyon Start

Plan Cruet: Canyon Start
2024-10-02: We did this canyon because there was too much water in the Tailles. There are now also points halfway down the 100-meter waterfall. Nevertheless, bring an extensive kit to replace bolts. Also, bring a...

Planhe: Canyon Start

Pont du Sac: Canyon Start
2024-08-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pont du sac Descendu en intégralitéLa partie haute est équipée en terrain d'aventure très très vieillissantBeaucoup de marche et peu intéressa...
Approach: Along the road from Grust to the bridge over the river from here we access
Tour: After an uninteresting first part, we arrived at an escape on the left and a second part that was more boxy and interesting.

Porche: Canyon Start

Porcili: Canyon Start

Porsangla (Lower): Canyon Start

Pra Dieu: Canyon Start

Pre des Brousses: Canyon Start

Preverant: Canyon Start
2025-05-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prévérant Canyon ok si ce n’est deux barrages de troncs qui obligent à passer au-dessus. Chemin d’accès avec des arbres en travers; chemin de...
2024-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Prévérant Petit canyon toujours aussi sympathique, jolies étroitures, eau claire, un régal. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning...

Praine: Canyon Start

Praoux: Canyon Start

Pras (Lower) + Gorgate: Canyon Start

Prayer: Canyon Start

Pussy (Part 2): Canyon Start
2025-09-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pussy (2ème partie) Par GD, la c75 est réservé à des personnes expérimentés et agiles.Il s'agit de pouvoir tenir debout en adhérence RG afin d...
2025-08-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pussy (2ème partie) Majeur :) (Quelle:
2025-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pussy (2ème partie) (Quelle:

Rages: Canyon Start

Reninge: Canyon Start
Tour: A descent with a drill to re-equip everything would not be a luxury; old anchorages +++, poor handling of friction, the C50 has two good RG spits, connected, well placed, then before the C100, take the RG anchorage (2 spits) to descend in the axis (12m) (attention, reform the anchorage with chains you can see + in RG of this anchorage) to the edge of the C100; from there, a mixture of old and new anchors awaits you, which goes a little awry. The relay is 50m further down, slightly to the G on a good ledge (3 points connected). You can see an exit at the exit of the C100 RD to reach the parking lot for the GR. Bring your helmet!!! (as always...) lots of stone chips.... and the retrofit kit, because new obstacles can appear depending on the landslide.

Reninge: Canyon End

Reninge: Parking Entry and Exit

Rieu Sec (Vaucluse): Canyon Start

Rieutord: Canyon Start
2025-09-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutord « Canyon entièrement rééquipé par la promo canyon 2025-2026 du CREPS de Montpellier.Pour plus d’informations : 06 51 75 97 63 » (Quel...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutord fait uniquement les 5 rappels de la partie inférieure en paretant du parking des gorges d'Héric en suivant les commentaires de Lolo e...
2025-05-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rieutord Canyon agréable dans ces conditions ! Départ pris par le sentier des points jaunes pour raccourcir et profiter des 5 belles cascades...

Rieux: Canyon Start

Riou de la Faviere: Canyon Start

Riou de St Sauveur: Canyon Start

Riou Fred: Canyon Start

Riou Fred: Canyon End

Riou Fred: Parking Entry and Exit

Rioupeyrou: Canyon Start

Rioupeyrou: Canyon End

Rioupeyrou: Parking Entry and Exit

Roberand: Canyon Start
2025-08-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roubier (Quelle:
2024-07-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Le Roubier La première cascade de 10/12m passe en tob en collant rive gauche dans le jus. La vasque à la réception ferait 6m de profondeur d'a...

Rochail: Canyon Start
2025-08-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochail ROCHAIL EXPRESS en DC -Avec FloGlissant par endroits. (Quelle:
2025-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochail Equipement très correct dans l'ensemble, pas mal de gros frottements à gérer malgré tout.20 min d'approche pour l'intégral, en se gara...
2025-07-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rochail DC+ au départ / GD- sur la fin de journée (15/17h). Encore un gros névé au dessus, mais qui va fondre très vite si la météo reste stab...

Ronson: Canyon Start
2025-04-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ronson RAS, rappel sur mono-point mais on bon état. 5 rappel, joli petit canyon d'initiation (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoni...

Roucairol: Canyon Start

Roussargue: Canyon Start
2025-02-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Roussargue Sec mais les vasques sont claires. Équipement global béton, négligez les vieux équipements, et cherchez mieux. Au pont des Encanaux...
Approach: Descend directly into the stream.
Tour: Hiking, small descents and rappels, a small canyon, a C8 partially covered with spider webs, then confluence with dry form, then hiking and small jumps, then confluence with the Infernets, then dry aqua hike to the car. Then do Moule sèche and/or Les Encanaux.

Ruisant: Canyon Start
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Trajet sans navette, il est compliqué de trouver l'accès avec les feuilles morte et tout les arbres couché au sol sans une trace GPS....
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Complètement sec, approche paumatoire. (Quelle:
2025-06-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant A peine un filet d'eau...tout juste de quoi mouiller la corde. Nous avons posé un nouveau relai sur la grande cascade (3ème relai), si...

Ruisant: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Trajet sans navette, il est compliqué de trouver l'accès avec les feuilles morte et tout les arbres couché au sol sans une trace GPS....
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Complètement sec, approche paumatoire. (Quelle:
2025-06-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant A peine un filet d'eau...tout juste de quoi mouiller la corde. Nous avons posé un nouveau relai sur la grande cascade (3ème relai), si...

Ruisant: Canyon End
2025-11-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Trajet sans navette, il est compliqué de trouver l'accès avec les feuilles morte et tout les arbres couché au sol sans une trace GPS....
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant Complètement sec, approche paumatoire. (Quelle:
2025-06-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Ruisant A peine un filet d'eau...tout juste de quoi mouiller la corde. Nous avons posé un nouveau relai sur la grande cascade (3ème relai), si...

Saint Antoine (Part 1): Canyon Start

Saint Colomban: Canyon Start

Saint Joseph (Savoie): Canyon Start
2025-08-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Saint Joseph Entrée un peu casse gueule mais ça passe.A la première cascade nous avons pris un premier relais sur un pin avec un maillon et de...

Saint Marcelin: Canyon Start

Saint Sebastien: Canyon Start

Saint Yves: Canyon Start

Saint Pierre: Canyon Start

Saint-Savin: Canyon Start

Salette (Ecrins): Canyon Start

Salignieres: Canyon Start

Sarenne: Canyon Start

Saubaudy: Canyon Start

Saut Grand: Canyon Start

Sautadou: Canyon Start

Scuisse: Canyon Start

Serail: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortcut
Tour: Two waterfalls and little else. Very nice, beautiful environment but it is only to complete a day.

Sestriere (Lower): Canyon Start

Sestriere (Upper): Canyon Start

Sidonie: Canyon Start
2025-10-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sidonie La instalación de la primera cascada está en un arbol en el centro con cordino y maillon , es solo un cordino, por lo que sería mejor...
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Sidonie (Quelle:
Approach: We go up the road or on the side of the road
Tour: Simple, three chained stretches of fairly steep waterfall.

Sillans: Canyon Start

Sirandiere: Canyon Start

Souhet: Canyon Start
Approach: The access with two cars is immediate, from that same bridge. If we do not have two cars we have to walk up.
Tour: Nothing remarkable, very short and simple, with a couple of rappels of up to 10m.

Saint Gineis: Canyon Start

St Maurin: Canyon Start
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Tacounas: Canyon Start

Talon: Canyon Start
2025-06-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Talon L'accès du topo de Jourdan est pratique pour l'option sans navette. Canyon rééquipé merci Frankie ! Prendre un écrou pour remettre le do...
2025-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Talon Très beau canyon ,la beauté compense le manque d'engagement (Quelle:
2024-08-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Talon fais le bas. tenté une entrée un peu plus haut que le chemin qui croise le lit. vite chiant entre les ronces et la poussière de schiste....

Teppes Cochon: Canyon Start

Terrasse: Canyon Start
2025-10-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Terrasse Super canyon dans un décor automnale et une température douce.De belles verticales, de l'eau et un équipement plus que correct. Du bo...
2025-09-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Terrasse Comment dire.....quel dommage tout cet amas de bois qui gêne la progression. .. Joli canyon sinon, qui mériterait vraiment d'être ne...
2025-07-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Terrasse Équipement vieillissant… on à ajouté des cordelettes et resserré un point. Pour la « c23 » on a pris le relais qui était à environ à...

Terrivolo: Canyon Start

Thermes: Canyon Start

Thierry: Canyon Start
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Thines: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Thines Sympathique randonnée aquatique sans prétention. Entrée par l'affluent RG en petit débit correct. Pas mal d'eau dans la Thines, on ne p...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Thines (Quelle:

Thurignin: Canyon Start
2025-05-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Thurignin Entre DC+ et GD , a vue, ça paraît difficile de passer directement dans la 1 ère cascade. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...

Tonneau: Canyon Start

Torrent du Chinaillon: Canyon Start
2025-07-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chinaillon DC+, belle surprise canyon discontinu avec pas mal de marche mais de beaux passages Descendu à 2 en 3h10, on est passé dans l'actif...
2025-06-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chinaillon DC + Un beau canyon bien équipé. Nous sommes descendus dans l'actif de la grande cascade en passant par la déviation permanente riv...
2025-06-19: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Chinaillon (Quelle:

Tourtouniere: Canyon Start

Touyeres: Canyon Start

Traverses: Canyon Start
2025-04-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Traverses L Ariège au cœur du Cians (Quelle:

Trentes Souches: Canyon Start

Tufiere: Canyon Start

Valdemars: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valdemars Très joli canyon avec des obstacles qui s'enchaînent bien. Équipement lunule+plaquette parfois, aussi de beaux relais. Une carcasse...
2025-08-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valdemars Parcouru dans l'après midi.Eau pas très claire dûe je pense aux pluies de la veille.Très glissant.Sinon ras (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Valdemars On imagine que les pâturages en amont expliquent les algues, l'odeur, le caractère très glissant des rochers, et surtout la turbidit...

Vallauris: Canyon Start

Vedi: Canyon Start

Vegay: Canyon Start

Vernedes: Canyon Start
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vernèdes GD mais tout passe nickel, le geyser était incroyable dans ces conditions, tout peut se shunter si nécessaireAmarrages RAS (Quelle: h...
2026-02-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vernèdes Uniquement la partie basse, c'est la plus belle. Tout passait dans l' actif au prix de quelques boîtes dans la C60. Mais tout peut se...
2025-08-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vernèdes Descendu en shorty ou bas de combinaisons, il y a des petits moments de nage mais pas dérangeant.Il y a eu un petit épisode cévenol (...

Vernes: Canyon Start

Verrerie: Canyon Start
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Verrerie DC - (Quelle:

Versoud de Belledonne: Canyon Start

Vert: Canyon Start

Vignourette: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vignourette Rappel C39 sur lunulle à droite un peu limite ???? sinon canyon très agréablePrésence sanglier mort en bas de C39 (Quelle: https:...
2024-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vignourette Très beau canyon avec un beau soleil d'automne (Quelle:
2024-10-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Vignourette On s’est garés à la balise 99 , seulement une place et piste un peu raide. Ça fait gagner du temps à l’aller et au retour.Approche...

Villaret: Canyon Start

Voroize: Canyon Start
2024-08-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Voroize C'est pas si pire en sortant au niveau de l'affluent RD pas longtemps après la grande, car la fin est bien encombrée ! (Quelle: https:...

Zouayne: Canyon Start

Gorgopotamos: Canyon Start

Harchali: Canyon Start

Aghio Koris: Canyon Start
2024-05-20: There would be an upper part from 900m above sea level, but we don't think this is worthwhile. We started at 580m above sea level and still had to hike enough (30min.) up to the 1st rappel. It got rea...

Aghio Koris: Parking at Exit
2024-05-20: There would be an upper part from 900m above sea level, but we don't think this is worthwhile. We started at 580m above sea level and still had to hike enough (30min.) up to the 1st rappel. It got rea...

Aghio Koris: Parking at Entry
2024-05-20: There would be an upper part from 900m above sea level, but we don't think this is worthwhile. We started at 580m above sea level and still had to hike enough (30min.) up to the 1st rappel. It got rea...

Kakavorema: Canyon Start

Kakavos II: Canyon Start
2025-10-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kakavos Fait la partie basse depuis la chapelle. Qq très jolis rappels. L'encaissement est vraiment joli. Sec avec des vasques croupies dont u...
2024-05-08: Super nice dry gorge, unfortunately a few puddles.
Approach: If you are traveling with 2 vehicles (4x4), you can drive to the chapel of Agios Ioannis. The terrain can be bypassed. From the exit of the slope across the small grassy area, the route quickly descends along the canyon rim to the entry point.
Tour: Numerous rappels in a beautifully carved canyon - unsightly brackish water pools possible.

Kakavos II: Parking at Entry
2025-10-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kakavos Fait la partie basse depuis la chapelle. Qq très jolis rappels. L'encaissement est vraiment joli. Sec avec des vasques croupies dont u...
2024-05-08: Super nice dry gorge, unfortunately a few puddles.
Comment: 4x4 nötig
Return: To the right is a small chapel with seating.

Kakavos II: Canyon End
2025-10-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Kakavos Fait la partie basse depuis la chapelle. Qq très jolis rappels. L'encaissement est vraiment joli. Sec avec des vasques croupies dont u...
2024-05-08: Super nice dry gorge, unfortunately a few puddles.
Return: To the right is a small chapel with seating.

Kakavos II: Parking at Exit
Return: To the right is a small chapel with seating.

Kamarioti: Canyon Start

Keramidiou: Canyon Start

Zambia: Canyon Start

Stenovouni: Canyon Start

Assopos: Canyon Start

Tsivdogianni: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-06-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Dernier canyon parcouru de l'île, en intégral. 1ère partie pas terrible, la fin est mieux. Très glissant. (Quelle: https://www.de...
2024-07-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Accès : se rendre au dessus de Therma vers un centre de yoga où on gare la voiture.Longer le torrent et le traverser vers le peti...
2024-06-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Canyon court et enchaînant de nombreux rappels ! On a parcouru que la partie basse (altitude 430m). Les amarrages sont en bon éta...
Comment: Start unterer Teil
Approach: For entry to superior: Continue uphill on the dirt road for about 2 km, leaving the antennas on the right and going left at the next forks, until the end of the road. Take the obvious uphill path indicated by the blue marks and E6 signage. Cross the small tributary that you meet after 300 m. Continue for just over 1.2 km, always uphill, in a forest of oaks and ferns, until a fork (altitude 680 m). Take the obvious path on the left, downhill, until you reach the banks of the Tsivdogianni. For entry to inferior: From the parking lot, follow the road uphill that crosses the residential area until it turns into a dirt road. Continue until you reach the two cylindrical water collection cisterns where you must turn left. Continue climbing until you reach a horse paddock where the dirt road turns into a path. Cross the fence and continue climbing through a thick meadow of ferns, and then walk alongside a black PVC pipe for a short distance. The path, used to go to the top of Mount Fengari, continues climbing in zigzags and becomes increasingly clear. Continue until you reach a clear fork where you need to turn left onto the blue marked path. Continue along the slope, entering the Tsivdogianni valley, where the slope decreases. After a short stretch, leave the main path and take the faint trail to the left, still marked in blue, which approaches the stream gradually and in a false flat, until it meets the PVC pipe again. Continue taking the pipe as a reference and, after passing a narrow ledge, descend to the left into a gully until reaching the riverbed.

Tsivdogianni: Canyon Start
2025-06-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Dernier canyon parcouru de l'île, en intégral. 1ère partie pas terrible, la fin est mieux. Très glissant. (Quelle: https://www.de...
2024-07-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Accès : se rendre au dessus de Therma vers un centre de yoga où on gare la voiture.Longer le torrent et le traverser vers le peti...
2024-06-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Canyon court et enchaînant de nombreux rappels ! On a parcouru que la partie basse (altitude 430m). Les amarrages sont en bon éta...
Approach: For entry to superior: Continue uphill on the dirt road for about 2 km, leaving the antennas on the right and going left at the next forks, until the end of the road. Take the obvious uphill path indicated by the blue marks and E6 signage. Cross the small tributary that you meet after 300 m. Continue for just over 1.2 km, always uphill, in a forest of oaks and ferns, until a fork (altitude 680 m). Take the obvious path on the left, downhill, until you reach the banks of the Tsivdogianni. For entry to inferior: From the parking lot, follow the road uphill that crosses the residential area until it turns into a dirt road. Continue until you reach the two cylindrical water collection cisterns where you must turn left. Continue climbing until you reach a horse paddock where the dirt road turns into a path. Cross the fence and continue climbing through a thick meadow of ferns, and then walk alongside a black PVC pipe for a short distance. The path, used to go to the top of Mount Fengari, continues climbing in zigzags and becomes increasingly clear. Continue until you reach a clear fork where you need to turn left onto the blue marked path. Continue along the slope, entering the Tsivdogianni valley, where the slope decreases. After a short stretch, leave the main path and take the faint trail to the left, still marked in blue, which approaches the stream gradually and in a false flat, until it meets the PVC pipe again. Continue taking the pipe as a reference and, after passing a narrow ledge, descend to the left into a gully until reaching the riverbed.

Tsivdogianni: Canyon End
2025-06-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Dernier canyon parcouru de l'île, en intégral. 1ère partie pas terrible, la fin est mieux. Très glissant. (Quelle: https://www.de...
2024-07-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Accès : se rendre au dessus de Therma vers un centre de yoga où on gare la voiture.Longer le torrent et le traverser vers le peti...
2024-06-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tsivdogianni Canyon court et enchaînant de nombreux rappels ! On a parcouru que la partie basse (altitude 430m). Les amarrages sont en bon éta...
Return: Once you reach the last pool, where the stream flatterns out, take the obvious trail, marked in blue, which in a short time and along the riverbed, leads to the parked vehicle.

Xiropotamos: Canyon Start
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos The upper two-thirds of the canyon are covered in gravel. The lower third is beautiful. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos Fait après Kremastos. Sympa, à côté de la maison. (Quelle:
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos Super après kremastos pour le rinçage du matos. Y avons fait une dizaine de sauts.Accès et retour faciles.4*4 obligé pour la piste...
Approach: Continue along the road, first downhill and then uphill, until you reach a clearing where there is a large tree and from which you can see the canyon. Continue along a flat path, parallel to the canyon, which climbs up a hill. Turn left and zigzag down, along the line of least slope, until you reach the stream, following the blue marks.

Xiropotamos: Canyon End
2025-09-27: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos The upper two-thirds of the canyon are covered in gravel. The lower third is beautiful. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.de...
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos Fait après Kremastos. Sympa, à côté de la maison. (Quelle:
2025-06-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xiropotamos Super après kremastos pour le rinçage du matos. Y avons fait une dizaine de sauts.Accès et retour faciles.4*4 obligé pour la piste...
Return: After the last rappel continue until you come across an old concrete wall, after which the canyon opens up and the riverbed becomes completely stony. You will shortly reach the exit signed with blue marks. Climb the small slope to reach two large plastic pipes. Follow the pipes until you reach a clearing where there is a path signed with red marks. Turn right, downhill, on the path that becomes increasingly wider, until you reach the concrete road. Continue on the road to shortly reach the parked vehicle.

Nerospilias: Canyon Start

Fakistra: Canyon Start

Gorgopotamos (Lower): Canyon Start

Mezaria: Canyon Start

One Rope Canyon: Canyon Start

Arapis Canyon: Canyon Start

Korovesou: Parking at Exit
2024-06-06: Surprisingly beautiful canyon with some walking passages.
Comment: 4x4 erforderlich
Return: Various signs point the way to the large canyon at the exit. Now look for a dilapidated house on the left, behind which a whole path leads steeply upwards from tentative tracks to the parking lot.

Korovesou: Canyon Start
2024-06-06: Surprisingly beautiful canyon with some walking passages.
Approach: From the junction, follow the slope in a zigzag down to the bottom (with 4x4 also possible to the entry). The first rappel is at the ford.
Tour: The first two rappels begin beautifully incised with water, which then quickly disappears into the streambed. This is followed by a longer, dry walking passages. This is followed by more rappels, but this time with a deeper cut. Following a chute, which may have brackish water here, you then suddenly rappel into clear water that comes out of a semicircle into the basin. The further course is almost cave-like in places. The water is cold but crystal clear and you can usually downclimb the steps. However, you have to walk a little to get to the exit.

Korovesou: Canyon End
2024-06-06: Surprisingly beautiful canyon with some walking passages.
Return: Various signs point the way to the large canyon at the exit. Now look for a dilapidated house on the left, behind which a whole path leads steeply upwards from tentative tracks to the parking lot.

Sapounas: Canyon Start

Valaha: Canyon Start

Agia Paraskevi: Canyon Start

Agios Andonios: Canyon Start

Goudouras: Canyon Start

Mesa Apidi: Canyon Start

Angistros Canyon: Canyon Start
2025-06-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agistros Canyon Beaucoup de marche et de désescalades, quelques sauts. À ne faire que si on a vraiment tout fait sur l'île. Enchaîné avec Grig...
Approach: From the car park, behind the repeaters, a steep, stony, 2 m wide path starts, very obvious and marked with blue marks. Continue along the path until you reach a flat clearing where you will find the ruins of refuge (altitude 900 m). Go past the ruins and continue along the path, which follows the crest, to an area with large trees at the base of a high rocky spur. Go around the rocky spur on the right side and climb steeply, overcoming difference in height of about 20 m, to find a passage between the rocks and look out over a large landslide. Follow the landslide zigzagging between large boulders and brambles, referring to the blue marks, going up and down, to climb up the hill in front. Arrive at the saddle that divides the Fonias valley from the Angistros valley (altitude 1010 m), and find a double Y-shaped arrow, drawn in blue, which marks the crossroads between the paths for Angistros and Giali. Turn left and continue downhill into the drainage basin of a tributary of the Angistros, which is initially dry but is soon fed by small resurgences and small tributaries. Continue down the riverbed until the beginning of the verticality where you intercept, on the right bank (altitude 790), a trail, indicated with blue marks, which allows you to skip some uninteresting and not equipped differences in height. Follow the path for 200 meters and then return to the bed of the tributary until the confluence with the main branch of the Angistros which comes from the right and carries the same amount of water.
Tour: See topo. Pay attention to sharp edges and to the recovery of the ropes.

Angistros Canyon: Parking at Entry
2025-06-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agistros Canyon Beaucoup de marche et de désescalades, quelques sauts. À ne faire que si on a vraiment tout fait sur l'île. Enchaîné avec Grig...
Access: Car shuttle required, or can use mountain taxi to be taken to the broadcast tower (call or WhatsApp ‭Sakis +30 694 7099107‬, some English). Bottom car: Drive along the northern coastal road almost to the end until you reach the intersection for Ano Meria (signposted KAPYAIEZ TABEPNA, Karydies Taverna), turn right. After 1.2km at the first crossroads continue straight and at the second turn right, always following the signs for KAPYAIEZ TABEPNA. Park next to the tavern (about 1 km from the last crossroads). Upper car: Drive up the mountain to the broadcast tower at 40.4613, 25.6473 (rough road with sharp stones).
Return: At about 160m altitude 40.4580, 25.6660 find a rough road. Navigate back to the car. There may be an exit at 220m river left.

Angistros Canyon: Canyon End
2025-06-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agistros Canyon Beaucoup de marche et de désescalades, quelques sauts. À ne faire que si on a vraiment tout fait sur l'île. Enchaîné avec Grig...
Return: At about 160m altitude 40.4580, 25.6660 find a rough road. Navigate back to the car. There may be an exit at 220m river left.

Angistros Canyon: Parking at Exit
Comment: Karydies Taverna
Access: Car shuttle required, or can use mountain taxi to be taken to the broadcast tower (call or WhatsApp ‭Sakis +30 694 7099107‬, some English). Bottom car: Drive along the northern coastal road almost to the end until you reach the intersection for Ano Meria (signposted KAPYAIEZ TABEPNA, Karydies Taverna), turn right. After 1.2km at the first crossroads continue straight and at the second turn right, always following the signs for KAPYAIEZ TABEPNA. Park next to the tavern (about 1 km from the last crossroads). Upper car: Drive up the mountain to the broadcast tower at 40.4613, 25.6473 (rough road with sharp stones).
Return: At about 160m altitude 40.4580, 25.6660 find a rough road. Navigate back to the car. There may be an exit at 220m river left.

Araplakos: Canyon Start
2024-05-20: According to the book "50 Canyons in central Greece", we hiked up to 880m above sea level on the orographic page on the left in 1h45 and reached the exit in 4h15. However, the most beautiful parts are...

Araplakos: Parking at Entry
2024-05-20: According to the book "50 Canyons in central Greece", we hiked up to 880m above sea level on the orographic page on the left in 1h45 and reached the exit in 4h15. However, the most beautiful parts are...

Kakoskala Stomiou: Canyon Start1

Frades: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access Frades Sup and Inf and Pequenino By the road that leaves and becomes the PR6 or Caminho do Carteiro towards Cabreiros until the concrete bridge.
Tour: Nice descent with a first part full of jumps and abseilings and rappels very well installed. After the last obstacle we will have some time to walk along the river.

Cabrum: Canyon Start
Approach: We can rappel from the dam or go down some stairs to the ravine.
Tour: Fun descent in which we will have to find out if there is going to be an opening of floodgates because of the danger it may entail.

Pombeiro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes to the top of the waterfall to get into the riverbed above it.
Tour: Ver topo.

Monte Gordo: Canyon Start

Pedra Gauche: Canyon Start

Pedra Droit: Canyon Start

Laje Droit: Canyon Start

Casas (Upper): Canyon Start
2025-07-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Casas Supérior (Quelle:

Cabo (Faial): Canyon Start

Cabras: Canyon Start

Serrado Novo: Canyon Start

Abreu: Canyon Start

Corto - Falca (Middle): Canyon Start

Sao Tome (Lower): Canyon Start

Sanguinhal (Right): Canyon Start

Bullidor: Canyon Start
Approach: Access from the bridge. Option 2, we continue along the path to the viewpoint of the "Toll" at almost 200m we will have passed a bank and we have a path somewhat lost to our left, we go down and after a large rock the first anchor.
Tour: A stretch of walking along the river before reaching the sports area. Two small rappels before reaching the toll

Urina: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path to the viewpoint of Quer that quickly goes up with the waterfall in the background, the second sharp turn to the right there is a path in front of the stream we take it and we will enter there. Another option is by the path that goes to the climbing routes, when we reach the waterfall wall we take a path on a steep slope to the left (orographic right of the ravine), it crosses the ravine above the waterfalls and goes to the same path above.
Tour: If we catch it with water it is a descent with a quite interesting waterfall although not very spectacular or high. The ideal is to complement the day doing other activities in the area.

Djavolskime Vobi: Canyon Start

Bozovayska Kamenicha: Canyon Start

Ovcarenski: Canyon Start

Koznica et Skoka: Canyon Start

Zamendol: Canyon Start

Trigradska Reka: Canyon Start

Jagodina: Canyon Start

Baydalika: Canyon Start

Duf Dol: Canyon Start

Tresonecki: Canyon Start

Podmlaka: Canyon Start

Juliana (Slovenia): Canyon Start

Prsjak: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the path next to the river. First it goes on river left, then you cross the stream and it goes on river right all the way to the entrence.
Tour: The tour starts with smaller jumps and slides. Some of them have to be aseiled, depending how much gravel is in the pools. After few waterfalls you reach the 33m waterfall. After that you have few nicer sections and then a long walkin g out on a river bed.

Prsjak: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the path next to the river. First it goes on river left, then you cross the stream and it goes on river right all the way to the entrence.
Tour: The tour starts with smaller jumps and slides. Some of them have to be aseiled, depending how much gravel is in the pools. After few waterfalls you reach the 33m waterfall. After that you have few nicer sections and then a long walkin g out on a river bed.

Rocica: Canyon Start

Smast

Gacnik: Canyon Start
2025-06-23: All anchora in perfect state, too bad alot of walking, would be 4 stars with out the walking. We took 7.5 hours top to bottom

Soca: Canyon Start
2024-09-04: We abseil from the middle. Waterlevel was perfect.
2022-08-19: What beautiful water. And what a day it was, at first huge rainfall was forecast, but then only a few drops and in the afternoon we were in the Soca in the sunshine.
Approach: From the car, follow the Soča trail along the river on the left near the gorge. A possible entry is from the middle, where after 50 meters you will see a wooden staircase on the left, find the spot, put the rope around the tree or the rocks “before the dangerous part in the gorge” and abseil down into the gorge with a 1x50 meter long rope. Further upstream is possible, but on our visit we went from the middle based on the knowledge of others
Tour: If you abseil in the middle, you can expect nice swims in very cold water. It is recommended to take a diving mask to observe large numbers of Soča trout in 6-8 m deep water. At low water levels of 2-3 m3/s on the Kršovec gauge, it is easy to bypass the siphons.

Mkova Grappa: Canyon Start

Srna Grappa: Canyon Start

Srna Grappa: Canyon End

Volarja (Pod Bregom): Canyon Start

Volarja (Pod Bregom): Unknown
Comment: Start Podbreg stream

Volarja (Pod Bregom): Unknown1
Comment: Parking Approach

Volarja (Pod Bregom): Unknown2
Comment: Parking Exit

Volarja (Pod Bregom): Unknown3
Comment: Start Podmlaka stream

Ray (Thorame-Haute): Canyon Start

Ray (Gilette): Canyon Start

Grand Beal (Isere): Canyon Start

Valsoera: Canyon Start

Mulitobel (Lower): Canyon Start

Allesse: Canyon Start
v3 a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | m

Derotchia: Canyon Start

Dixence: Canyon Start
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/0min | 2.5⭐ | m

Doveria: Canyon Start

Drahin (Lower): Canyon Start
2022-07-07: Unexpectedly cool tour, but beware, the rock is very very bad, I was able to pull out an anchor with only 2 fingers.
Tour: Einige Abseiler bis 15m, leider ist der Felsen nicht sehr stabil, und der Bach hat oft Murgänge, deswegen sind die Haken meistens nicht in Guten Zustand.

Drahin (Lower): Parking at Entry
2022-07-07: Unexpectedly cool tour, but beware, the rock is very very bad, I was able to pull out an anchor with only 2 fingers.
Access: Nicht weit des Austiegs der Schlucht ist ein Parkplatz mit rund 10 Plätzen.

Drahin (Upper): Canyon Start
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Durnand: Canyon Start
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Echerche: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Part inf. Equipment RAS.
Approach: Shuttle approx. 15 min.
Tour: A slightly incised canyon consisting of a series of waterfalls between 3 and 30 m high, separated by short steps. It is very sunny and offers a beautiful view of the Rhone plain. The water level is usually quite low and it is a good alternative if the canyons in the region are too full. At the beginning of the season, however, there may still be residual firn from avalanches. Due to its equipment, it is very suitable for practicing canyoning techniques.

Echerche: Canyon End

Echerche: Parking at Entry

Echerche: Parking at Exit

Echerche: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Part inf. Equipment RAS.
Comment: https://swestcanyon.ch/Canyons/Echerche/Echerche.htm
Approach: Shuttle approx. 15 min.
Tour: A slightly incised canyon consisting of a series of waterfalls between 3 and 30 m high, separated by short steps. It is very sunny and offers a beautiful view of the Rhone plain. The water level is usually quite low and it is a good alternative if the canyons in the region are too full. At the beginning of the season, however, there may still be residual firn from avalanches. Due to its equipment, it is very suitable for practicing canyoning techniques.

Gougra: Canyon Start
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Ferpecles: Canyon Start
v3 a2 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | m

Mundbach: Canyon Start
2025-12-09: Water flow of about 150 l/s; some anchors are unusable because they cannot be reached, they are up to 3 meters high. We placed an anchor on river right at the first rappel. Five or six belay stations...
2024-08-13: I like it very much, in several places spectacular corridors shaped by the force of water, not very difficult
2021-11-24: New round in Mundbach, now we are down to Talgrund, have set new anchors everywhere.
Approach: Either rappel directly from the bridge (about 80m), or walk down the steep slope. If necessary, rappel from trees.
Tour: Not too exciting at first, lots of blocks to downclimb, but then it gets tighter and there are finally a few successive rappels. At the possible intermediate exit via the Suone, there are more boulders again, but then comes another very nice part. Then the canyon opens up and unfortunately there is another passage with blocks. At the end it gets a bit more vertical, watch out at the rappel below the Bahn bridge is an intermediate pool which has a lot of white water! Many short abseils.

Mundbach: Parking at Exit
2025-12-09: Water flow of about 150 l/s; some anchors are unusable because they cannot be reached, they are up to 3 meters high. We placed an anchor on river right at the first rappel. Five or six belay stations...
2024-08-13: I like it very much, in several places spectacular corridors shaped by the force of water, not very difficult
2021-11-24: New round in Mundbach, now we are down to Talgrund, have set new anchors everywhere.
Return: Turn right and walk down to the valley floor.

Mundbach: Parking at Entry
2025-12-09: Water flow of about 150 l/s; some anchors are unusable because they cannot be reached, they are up to 3 meters high. We placed an anchor on river right at the first rappel. Five or six belay stations...
2024-08-13: I like it very much, in several places spectacular corridors shaped by the force of water, not very difficult
2021-11-24: New round in Mundbach, now we are down to Talgrund, have set new anchors everywhere.
Return: Turn right and walk down to the valley floor.

Pesseux: Canyon Start

Pesseux: Parking at Entry

Ardon: Canyon Start

Ardon: Parking at Entry

Ardon: Parking at Exit

Fayot: Canyon Start
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/0min | 2.5⭐ | m

Fayot: Parking at Entry
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/0min | 2.5⭐ | m

Randonne: Canyon Start
2025-04-18: Only lower part made. Perfect with the melt
Approach: Den Wanderweg nehmen der auf einer Höhe von 1250m verläuft, und dann dem Bach entlang 150hm runter.
Tour: Oben noch nicht so kontinuirlich, aber gegen unten dann geht es steil runter. Die abseiler sind so ziemlich alle breit und offen.

Randonne: Canyon End
2025-04-18: Only lower part made. Perfect with the melt
Return: 5min dem Bach entlang laufen bis man auf die Strasse trifft.

Van: Canyon Start
v3 a3 I | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | m

Vella: Canyon Start
v4 a1 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2⭐ | m

Tannbach: Canyon Start
v3 a1 III | 0min/0min/0min | 2.65⭐ | m
2025-04-11: A little muddy underfoot in the pools. Otherwise everything ok.
2024-06-08: Short, beautifully cut rappel canyon, e.g. to Feschel or Jolibach. It is best to walk up, start at 790m and skip the uninteresting upper part.

Vieze (Lower): Canyon Start

Sementina (Superiore): Canyon Start

Bennonggraben: Canyon Start
2025-09-07: A very interesting canyon when the flow is good. We approached it from the Varen alp. It can also be reached from the Gemmipass. Longest pitch: 85 m. A few points were doubled this day, but otherwise...

Bennonggraben: Parking at Entry
2025-09-07: A very interesting canyon when the flow is good. We approached it from the Varen alp. It can also be reached from the Gemmipass. Longest pitch: 85 m. A few points were doubled this day, but otherwise...

Tièche: Canyon Start
2025-10-14: Not really slippery like previous comment. All anchors ok but only one anchor per pitch even in the big one.
2025-09-18: Very slippery at the moment, otherwise a canyon worth seeing. When it's not narrow, you have a beautiful view of the 4000-meter peaks of the Alps opposite.
Approach: All on the hiking trail, partly along the Bisse de Tsittoret.
Tour: Description on swestcanyon Large rappel : Start rappel right 6m. Then pull over to the left for 20m Then 40m to the right again (do not go into the small hole where water is shredded through) 55m to finish.

Furggbach (Saas Almagell): Canyon Start
2021-10-23: Nice tour, the anchors can sometimes be reached with what feels like 7a climbing.

Furggbach (Saas Almagell): Parking at Entry
2021-10-23: Nice tour, the anchors can sometimes be reached with what feels like 7a climbing.

Losentse: Canyon Start

Branega: Canyon Start

Branega: Parking Entry and Exit

Branega: Canyon End

Branega: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Wenn sich am künstlichen Damm am Ende der Via del Commercio, direkt unter dem Autobahnviadukt, Wasser befindet, können Sie fast sicher sein, dass Sie einen guten Wasserstand vorfinden werden.

Vallegon (Tributary): Canyon Start

Arroyo Castañero: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have access vehicle we will only have to go down to the stream. From the return car we will have to go up the slope, by the orographic left of the river, we will look for a firebreak that leads us to another larger firebreak, we will follow it up to the track above. We take this track to the left and arrive at the upper parking point.

La Corredora: Canyon Start
Approach: From Fleix we leave towards Benigembla and after 100m we have the detour to the right by the PR CV 147, we go down to the Font Grossa and the washhouse, after passing them the path of the PR CV 147 (path of the steps). We will go down it passing the Fleix cave to the bottom (bco infiern). We will go up the path until halfway up in a sharp left curve, we will see the entrance to the right to the riverbed. From the parking of Infern is very simple, go down the PR (return of the Infern ravine) about 20min to the curve mentioned above.
Tour: The first part is more open with one rappel and several ramps. The second closed part with two more rappels

Torre (Castellon): Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track upwards, we will have a track on the left that we pass and soon we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the waterfall that is overcome in 3 rappels. Then a couple of rappels and the canyon is over.

Lliset: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking at the cemetery we will go out to the right to go down through the fields to the riverbed. We will follow the riverbed towards the vertical until we find the first rappel.
Tour: There are those who comment that in the first part there is a lot of bramble that prevents us from advancing well... We arrive at a first rappel of 12m that we will lengthen, to be sure, until we reach the second rappel almost at the vertical. With the second rappel we reach the first overhanging belay. From here another 9m to reach the magnificent R42-43 with its also hung meeting.

Oms: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the track on the left, we will approach the head of the basin. Here we will see its peculiar entrance corridor
Tour: A first part with its longest rappel, followed by the fattened area where the trap traps will make us sweat (they have fixed rope) to finish with another more open to flow into the reservoir.

Racons: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track up to the sharp right turn. Here we go down to the stream.
Tour: A first part next to the track, crosses the track and enters the strait where the 50m rappel is located.

A Valle: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track until it crosses the riverbed.
Tour: A few steps will lead us to the final part where we have the rappels, especially the final 45m which is divided into 30 + 15m.

Berrakaran: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the course of the stream
Tour: First very vertical and interesting part that usually does not usually carry water. After the upwelling the river will carry water but surely the smell of dead animals will make us consider taking one of the escapes that are there.

Cuesta Baron: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and head towards the meadows and the forest in front of us, our stream will be on the right. Where we can best climb the orographic right of the stream up to almost 1650m where a characteristic rock indicates the time to access the stream.
Tour: see sketch

Bocino: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the GR towards Ortigosa, soon the track turns right, crosses the stream and heads towards the rocks of the staircase. We will see a path that goes to our left and climbs to the top of the rocks, leaving the ravine on the right. We will go up until we reach the top and follow the cliffs towards the south until we see that we can access the ravine.
Tour: Simple, fattened and if it carries enough water it is aesthetic and interesting although excessively short and simple. Only 4 rappels and a few skills

Lavagetta: Canyon Start

Caldanello: Canyon Start

Giaredo: Canyon Start
2025-04-12: Stretti di Giaredo Short easy canyon with some swimming spots without abseiling possibilities. v1a5I No equipment Heavily frequented in good weather, which clearly leads to problems with local resi...

Valle dell'Inferno (Matese): Parking at Exit

Valle dell'Inferno (Matese): Canyon Start

Valle dell'Inferno (Matese): Canyon End

Marmitte dei Giganti: Waypoint
2025-04-10: Marmitte dei Giganti Extinguisher of the Giants Very easy dry canyon in beautifully polished marble. The real difficulty lies in the ascent. The sloping slabs require safe climbing in grade II. There...
Comment: Den reichlich vorhanden orangen Markierungen folgen.
Approach: The real difficulty lies in the ascent. The sloping slabs require safe climbing at grade II. There are enough anchors for the ascent. The grass-covered rock in the ascent must be dry otherwise it will be tricky. From the SP13, follow the orange markings from point 44.0615267N, 10.2879448E. Then climb on the orographic left side following the yellow markings. Later, follow the markings again at the bottom of the gorge. After the "waterfall" 44.0660266N, 10.2841258E you can continue to follow the markings or start the descent with them.

Marmitte dei Giganti: Canyon Start
2025-04-10: Marmitte dei Giganti Extinguisher of the Giants Very easy dry canyon in beautifully polished marble. The real difficulty lies in the ascent. The sloping slabs require safe climbing in grade II. There...
Approach: The real difficulty lies in the ascent. The sloping slabs require safe climbing at grade II. There are enough anchors for the ascent. The grass-covered rock in the ascent must be dry otherwise it will be tricky. From the SP13, follow the orange markings from point 44.0615267N, 10.2879448E. Then climb on the orographic left side following the yellow markings. Later, follow the markings again at the bottom of the gorge. After the "waterfall" 44.0660266N, 10.2841258E you can continue to follow the markings or start the descent with them.
Tour: Equipment super, ascent hooks not quite so super but they should be enough for the sloping slabs.

Orti: Canyon Start
2025-08-04: Everything was great, except for the many trees on the tour. You have to be careful or think carefully about how to do the rappel so that the rope doesn't get caught. A saw would be useful. No anchors...
Comment: Aus Karte ermittelt. NICHT verifiziert.
Approach: Follow the signs to Alpe Bee, which you reach via a wonderful, almost completely asphalted mule track. At the only fork, which you reach about halfway along, ignore the signpost for Diogna and continue to the right. When you come to the first house in the middle of a meadow, continue to the left and reach the mountain pasture (fountain and some houses). From here, always following the path, you enter the forest again and then descend to the stream.
Tour: Note: the second part (below the described exit) can be safely avoided (+1h and 6 rappels); if you only do the first part, you will have a wonderful memory of this canyon...

Orti: Canyon End
2025-08-04: Everything was great, except for the many trees on the tour. You have to be careful or think carefully about how to do the rappel so that the rope doesn't get caught. A saw would be useful. No anchors...
Comment: Aus Karte ermittelt. NICHT verifiziert.
Return: When the canyon opens up clearly, a marked path crosses the stream, turn left and you will soon reach the access path. You reach a bridle path and walk along the left bank across the meadows to the cars.

Orti: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-04: Everything was great, except for the many trees on the tour. You have to be careful or think carefully about how to do the rappel so that the rope doesn't get caught. A saw would be useful. No anchors...
Comment: AIC: Parken in der nähe eines auffällig dekorierten Hauses - Koordinaten nicht verifziert.
Access: Drive past Domodossola in a northerly direction and continue to the turn-off to Val Formazza. You pass the villages of Crodo and Baceno until you reach Premia. Ride past the village center until you reach the junction on the right for Cagiogno. Pass the Toce and continue for a few hundred meters until you reach a large clearing near a very ornate house that almost looks like a caricature.
Return: When the canyon opens up clearly, a marked path crosses the stream, turn left and you will soon reach the access path. You reach a bridle path and walk along the left bank across the meadows to the cars.

Prequartera
2024-09-06: Very unfamiliar we had a hard time figuring out where to enter...vertical canyon not very complex, nice final jumps...little water, maybe it's the right descent when the other big canyons in the valle...

Arnes: Canyon Start

Cillaperlata: Canyon Start
Approach: We get into a path that goes into the forest to climb the hill that remains to our left. After the hill we reach the road to Oña, we take it to the right and soon we reach the stream.
Tour: Simple descent that is usually dry or nearly dry most of the time.

Agueras: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track on the right, we make a sharp left turn and 100m later there is a path to the right that first goes up the slope and then heads west to get into the valley of our descent. The trail is approaching the stream, when we see that it is feasible to go down we will descend to the riverbed. If we follow it all the way we reach the height of the dry creek.

Alisos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the dam we follow the path of the old hydroelectric plant, here we will see the old pipe that fell from the top of the mountain, we will ascend along its side and when we reach the top we turn left following the channel. Soon we will find a path that takes us down to the stream.
Tour: Descent in which the most remarkable feature is the Cervigona waterfall.

Racons (Castellon): Canyon Start

Fraimo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the new track (at first in the opposite direction to the previous track), the ruined hut / corral, Casimiro, until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: Open canyon but very vertical and aesthetic, we will not stop rappelling and climbing up to the base of the cirque.

Gabaldon: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the white and green marked trail we will climb the cliffs up to the obvious entrance of the ravine.
Tour: A split vertical, the long rappel is made from a hanging belay.

Rosella: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Bcos Rosella and Toll d'En Drac We leave along this path to cross the Rosella river, the path turns to the right and goes halfway down the slope over the ravine, when the cuts are evident, we will see a milestone marking the descent to the right to the river.
Tour: Simple except for the final rappel with a 30m long rappel and hanging belay.

Llano Casa: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one car we will drive up the road to Llano de la Casa. We access the river from the recreational area.
Tour: Descent without anything remarkable, the 20m rappel, a couple of jumps and little else. To entertain us with the water in May/June.

Brezos: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the recreational area trail up to the Chimoche cabin, here we turn left (east) along the portillo del Topo trail to the safety railing over our ravine.

Marcovin: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge it is immediate
Tour: Natural descent, if we catch it with water, it is a very interesting descent.

Palo Blanco: Canyon Start

Pedroso: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have gone up by car, the access is direct. If not, we will have to make the ascent on foot.
Tour: The descent has 3 parts, the first one from the bridge to the hermitage, which is a descent of steep slopes, cliffs, and footing. The second part, from the Hermitage, is the most interesting and sportive part. The river is accumulating water and finally we will have to work with the ropes and some jumps. The final part is quite a bit heavier with a lot of badinas and dexterity. The third part is dark and badinas. The three parts begin and end at bridges, so the descent can be shortened as much as necessary.

Peña Yerma: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso barrancos Torretones y Peña Yerma Desde el monasterio saldremos por una pista que sube a la parte superior del cordal. Seguiremos esta pista hasta los Torretones donde nos echaremos a la derecha en busca de nuestro barranco (es un poco jabalinada esta parte) pero la subida es muy cómoda. Desde la curva de la carretera saldremos por el sendero de Las Carboneras, cruzaremos el arroyo y subiremos hasta el collado. Una vez allí giramos a la izquierda en busca de la pista superior y antes de llegar a los Torretones encontraremos un senderito con algún mojón que nos lleva a la cabecera. Atención Peña Yerma y Torretones están muy juntos. No os vayáis a confundir
Tour: Descenso estrecho y muy vertical hasta que se abre y llegamos al bosque.

Torretones: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso barrancos Torretones y Peña Yerma Desde el monasterio saldremos por una pista que sube a la parte superior del cordal. Seguiremos esta pista hasta los Torretones donde nos echaremos a la derecha en busca de nuestro barranco (es un poco jabalinada esta parte) pero la subida es muy cómoda. Desde la curva de la carretera saldremos por el sendero de Las Carboneras, cruzaremos el arroyo y subiremos hasta el collado. Una vez allí giramos a la izquierda en busca de la pista superior y antes de llegar a los Torretones encontraremos un senderito con algún mojón que nos lleva a la cabecera. Atención Peña Yerma y Torretones están muy juntos. No os vayáis a confundir
Tour: Descenso estrecho y muy vertical hasta que se abre y llegamos al bosque.

Barco: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have been able to reach the end of the track, the access is immediate, otherwise we will have to walk this part of the track.
Tour: 3 nice rappels and then exit to the left to the PR. If we want to continue and make it integral we will follow the PR to the right and a few hundred meters later we will return to the riverbed.

Chorron: Canyon Start

Fondo (Alicante): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Access: Bei 39.0478860N, 0.2267853W von der N322 abzweigen zum P
Return: Wie Hinweg

Fondo (Alicante): Waypoint
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Comment: Abzweig zum P
Approach: Vom P dem anfangs markiert Weg durch das Tor und linkshaltend an der Plantage entlang bis rechts ein Pfad abzweigt. Steinmann. Weiter das trockene Bachbett queren und dicht rechts des alten Steinbruchs Pfad hinauf. Auf diesem in großer Kehre an Höhe gewinnen. An einem Pfahl mit Schild "Perill zona Barrancs" rechts steil hinab. Bei einer Kiefer endet der Pfad abrupt. Ersten 2 Abseillängen. Den eindeutigen Pfad weiter.

Fondo (Alicante): Canyon Start
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Approach: Vom P dem anfangs markiert Weg durch das Tor und linkshaltend an der Plantage entlang bis rechts ein Pfad abzweigt. Steinmann. Weiter das trockene Bachbett queren und dicht rechts des alten Steinbruchs Pfad hinauf. Auf diesem in großer Kehre an Höhe gewinnen. An einem Pfahl mit Schild "Perill zona Barrancs" rechts steil hinab. Bei einer Kiefer endet der Pfad abrupt. Ersten 2 Abseillängen. Den eindeutigen Pfad weiter.
Tour: Immer dem Pfad/ der Schlucht folgen bis man wieder auf den Aufstieg trifft.

Fondo (Alicante): Canyon End
Return: Wie Hinweg

Cubileta: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the ravine and go up an old track for about 15-20min to reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: Open, fairly simple and with interesting flow in spring, autumn and after rains.

San Martin (Peña Muro): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco de la Virgen, As Tablas and San Martín From Rodellar take the road to Cheto, after reaching the two houses of the village of Cheto, the road enters a wooded valley and reaches its other side (access to Bco de la Virgen), here comes a path to our right (to the east) that goes up the divide with the ravine of Cheto on our right. We do not go straight ahead to the Balced mountain range until the divide reaches the head of Cheto. At this point we will find a forgotten path that comes from the right and our path turns left to the north to get right into the Bco de San Martin.
Tour: It is not a great descent, it can be an option for those days when everything else is impracticable and continue it with the Bco de la Virgen...

Escosal (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the siding we have a path that goes up the slope, the trail becomes losing soon after starting the climb. We will continue ascending, between brambles towards a small ridge, after this ridge we will descend to a channel that takes us directly to the riverbed, surely we will have to secure the descent from a tree to be able to descend to the river.
Tour: Narrow and dark fissure, a unique environment and spectacular formations. 4 rappels and several chutes and slides before it opens near the road.

Leza: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate, go down to the river
Tour: We will descend this beautiful canyon, enjoying the cliffs, jumps and the occasional slide.

Bolugas: Canyon Start
Approach: We start walking following the same track and the same direction until we reach a characteristic fallen chestnut tree (marked with wpt) and begin to descend through the forest following traces of trails, we look for the right and we stick to some walls to continue descending to the mouth of the cave. The descent is quite steep and if we do not find the steps well can be complicated, it is very common to end up putting the rope to trees to reach the riverbed.
Tour: After visiting the cave we begin the descent with some curious skills by jungle blocks, we reach the confluence with the Bolugas river and we have a stretch of walking along the river, quite open, with some projections, until walls appear and the first rappel. It is a R 12 m. That leaves us in another curious place with blocks, roof, an optional corridor, and a beautiful turquoise pool. We continue with small projections and we arrive at the remains of a wall of an old dam, to the left in a tree the second rappel and we arrive at the spectacular sinkhole.

Aguasaliu: Canyon Start
Approach: We have the option of doing the ferrata and at the end take the path that climbs to the waterfall, or leave by the path of the steps, cross the bridge and also take the path that climbs gradually to the side of the waterfall. We will continue towards the water outlet of aguasaliú passing by a granary.
Tour: A little below the upwelling we start between blocks to reach the first rappel, from here the canyon will become more vertical until R50.

Carmeneru: Canyon Start
Approach: We could cross the farm towards the river but, out of respect, we better go down the road to the river bridge and take the path on the orographic right. After passing an old bridge we will get into the riverbed just before the beginning of the boxed part of the trail.
Tour: Aquatic trekking with small cliffs, some slides and even some small jumps.

Riu Juente Mujosa: Canyon Start

Taranes: Canyon Start

Seu Espina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the quarry along the path of Pierzo peak to the pass, on the other side the sheepfolds of Aranga, we leave the path of the peak and we get into these plains to pass to the other side to take the path that descends to the cirque of the Salgaredo river. Halfway up we will reach a fountain / trough where the trail forks. Here we have two options, continue down to the Seu Espina or take the path to the left around the cirque towards the Palombinos, on the other side we have the Sorbeyu.

Rio Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Mapping Lower part Follow the Roman Way trail, cross the bridge over the Admuel stream and follow the path to the next bridge, which crosses the Rio Seco. Upper part We follow a diffuse path towards the SW, which directs us towards the ravine; we advance with the same orientation, descending through the forest, along the most obvious paths, until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: For less than 600 m the riverbed does not offer anything to highlight; some marmitas begin to appear interspersed by some short projections. Generally, everything will be dry. Afterwards, we arrive at another 4-meter high bank that leads to a marmita with a certain depth; then there are more high banks. We advance for about 1 km between walking and small ledges; we arrive at the bridge that crosses the ravine by the Senda Romana del Iregua. We continue along the riverbed and, quickly, there are two 3-meter long, climbable ledges; we reach an R10 with water at its base; we continue for a few meters, some ledges with water, avoidable; a corridor with water connects with the Iregua River, where the descent ends.

Sorbeyu: Canyon Start

Umbria (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the ramp to the Bco de la Umbría and go straight ahead. We go through a track and continue south looking for the most comfortable way to climb. We will go turning to the SE following a "losing path" that we will see that goes to the upper zone of the rocky outcrops without going up to the peaks. We go around the cirque to rappel and reach the dry course to descend.
Tour: A vertical and a vertical...

Huma: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to jump the fence and head towards the karst. If we see the shepherd or the owner and ask for permission, all the better. Then just follow the riverbed to the first rappel.
Tour: Canyon equipped for the rainy season, without water it loses all interest. Except for the 32m waterfall, the rest of the canyon can be climbed or descended by the side.

Quiles: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars from the bluff we leave the track on a road that goes down to the ravine. With only one car we go back along the road about 1km and we will see on the right a milestone to take a PR that goes up the hillside zigzagging to the Buey Negro, there we will see the access track and the cliff.
Tour: Technical descents, handrails, diverters, splitting,...

Buitrero: Canyon Start
Approach: With access car, we will continue walking along the track down to the ravine, when the track ends we will follow a path that takes us down to the ravine. If we have only one car from the parking lot we cross the river Villahermosa at the height of the source. On the opposite slope we will see a path that winds uphill, we follow it through some cuts with stunning views and will leave us on the access track.
Tour: Dry canyon, long and without great difficulties except for the 25m rappel.

Cingla: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR (path on the left) leaving on our right the path to the Via Ferrata de la Mulatica. When you reach the signpost (about 2kms) turn right towards Canales. We will continue along this section of the GR until we reach the dry riverbed of the ravine where we will follow it.
Tour: Easy descent with almost all rappels avoidable except R3 and R4. At the end we can make the via ferrata of La Mulatica and a little further down to ride a zip line or guided over the fountain (we must carry badges).

Peñas Rubias: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car below we will cross the river and following the marks we will arrive at a wooden sign PR63.2, we will follow it up the ravine by a little marked path with the ravine always on the right. At some point we will see a block embedded in the bed with the first rappel, we go down to it. If we access from above we only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first rappel that can be guided to save the trap pit. You can get out of the pit from one side. Then another rappel and we get into the waterfall with its 4 rappels, the last one with the installation in a cantilever (no more than 2 people!!!). The last rappel in ramp could be avoided, they are about 28m very slippery so it is better to insure.

Peñas Rubias: Unknown
Comment: Peñas Rubias

Cañada Royo: Canyon Start
Approach: Advance along the riverbed, almost to the base of the last 35m rappel, go up the torrentera on the right orographic side of the ravine, as shown on the map, you gain a lot of height with respect to the ravine and then it is quite difficult to go down.
Tour: 3 dry rappels, in the second one we will find a spectacular cavity.

Font Llop: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track for another kilometer and in a sharp left curve there is a track on the right, we go along it until a curve to the left with good views as a "Mirador". From here looking at the valley we have the stream on our left and a path that goes down. It is immediate
Tour: Without too many complications except for the final part which is a little more vertical.

Goba Haundi: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track that goes up the Orduña river, crosses it and when it crosses it again it becomes a path. We follow this winding path to the buttresses where we find the entrance to the cave. Access is via handrails and fixed ropes along a fairly exposed path.
Tour: Normally dry in the first part up to the upwelling. Some first vertical rappels and a very easy second part. (27.07.2025-arRISKeus- Apodaka, J.) the P55 has been re-equipped after several rescues in the last months.

Gila: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Gila by the track that goes to the west, we will see the cut and the ravine. We will go down cross-country where we can best
Tour: Vertical and open descent with only two rappels.

Parras (Tributary): Canyon Start

Reguero Puente Cura: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go along the track towards the mound, go around the crop fields towards the peak and go around them, without going up to the peak we turn right towards the riverbed.

Adrada: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the track until you take a well-marked path on the left that goes uphill. Take the first crossing on the right and a second crossing on the left, reaching an area where the road becomes flat. The path begins to ascend again where we will find a milestone that introduces us to the riverbed. Image: Madrid Federation of Speleology
Tour: Little boxed ravine being punctual the dangerous zones before a flood. Canyon between abundant trees with areas of pools at the end of the rappels quite aesthetic. It is better to descend with water as it has numerous pools (avoid August). The lower section has only two rappels. Do not confuse the ravine with the "picturesque corner" of Charco de la Hoya, which is located below this place.

Carrasca: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez
Tour: Two parts, the first part is more open and ends at the milestone, with easier rappels and a clear return. The second part is more fattened with longer rappels, especially the last one of 45m over the Jucar.

Hoz (Valencia): Canyon Start

Roca Narius: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will go up the track and in the same place as if we had parked, we will go over the cuttings to the dry riverbed.
Tour: Fast descent with only 4 rappels

Carboneras: Canyon Start
Approach: For the upper part, by the path that leaves after the deposit we will go into the forest towards the upper pass. Cross the stream (return point) and continue climbing now on the orographic right. We will continue climbing up to about 1250m, just before the beech forest to get into the ravine following some cairns. The lower part is immediately accessible.
Tour: The upper part is much more vertical with 6 rappels of up to 30m. The lower part is open and with the attraction of the cave (no need for a front face).

Palomas (Valencia): Canyon Start

Vinyes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Vinyes and Pantanet We will cross the bridge and follow the path that runs parallel to the river we will pass in front of a farmhouse in ruins and behind it we will descend to the river in search of an easy way to cross. Once we cross, we will ascend along the walls and the slope that go above the riverbed and following the milestones, in the direction of the antennas as a reference until the last one that will deposit us in the watercourse of this ravine and we will descend by the blurred and dressed path to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: It could be an interesting descent but the undergrowth in the area makes progression difficult, better if we go with pruning shears. A few short rappels lead us to the final vertical above the Pantanet. (Contribution) We will begin with a handrail of 15 m which avoids all the vegetation that there is in the channel (recommended rope between 8 and 9) to continue by a small rappel of 7 m which will leave us in a fractional of 10 m, to continue descending bordering the channel of the ravine by its right side which is overdressed. We will arrive at a bifurcation and we will continue towards the left to continue with the bordering of the dressed riverbed, until arriving at a vertical and to our left we will find the head of 15 m which will deposit us out of the vegetation to next take the rappel of 10 m and fractioning with the rappel of 10 m which leaves us in a pool where we find the last rappel of 12 m. Once down we will only have to climb up to the river.

Linares: Canyon Start
Approach: From the esplanade along the track we reach the ravine and enter from the left.
Tour: Thanks to the channel, it almost always carries a trickle of water.

Muertos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes, here we turn right onto a path towards a pine tree that is seen next to the riverbed. From this pine tree the descent begins.
Tour: After the first rappel, we will have an area of climbing skills to approach the 40m vertical, which is fractioned, where we will have to install the access handrail. We will have to be clear if we want to split or not for rope management. Just below we have the next much shorter rappel, which leads us to another rappel with a possible diverter to the left. We will do the next rappel with the possibility of setting up a guide, before the last two rappels.

Useros: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez "The owner of the house does not like to be parked in the tilled area, it is better to leave the car in the area where the waypoint "Parking" is marked. He also recommends not to pass through the middle of the olive trees, he told us to pass right next to the wall of the house, so we don't step on the field. Try to respect him. " By Elvis Ente Please note that the area is a private estate. According to the exit track of the Useros ravine, it passes through a private property. "The correct access is to continue along the path of the exit route, following the path or the edge of the canvas until you reach the road." New track posted without passing through private property.
Tour: Two parts, the first one more open and with easier rappels, with a loophole before the R35, from here it gets more closed and we have rappels up to 50m.

Pertecates: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximation to Pertecaste and Olla ravines Immediate
Tour: Very continuous and interesting. We will be rappelling each of the steps until we reach the Tous reservoir.

Reclas: Canyon Start

Pantanet: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Vinyes and Pantanet By a path to the orographic right up to the abandoned mill, here we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: Succession of jumps and jumps until it opens

Rupurupay: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint the ravine is on the left. We will see a small path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Very slippery, be careful with the rope recovery on the 30m + 15m rappel.

Palomarejas: Canyon Start
Approach: Going up the creek along the PR until you can't go any further.
Tour: Once we can no longer continue we get into the water and go up the stream until it reopens. The return we will do it by the same creek

Escuciarreu: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will go up the track to the fountain. From the fountain we leave to the right by the path that goes east towards the walls of the waterfall. Along this path we will go uphill until we pass over these walls. Here we will see that the path is carved into the rock and a path to the right that leads to the stream, we will take it to cross a fence and enter the height of some beech trees. If we pass this point, later the path goes down to the stream so we would walk a while longer along the riverbed.
Tour: A first vertiginous and technical part in which we will descend the waterfall in 4 rappels. Be careful that the rock is slippery if it is wet, especially in the second rappel, which is very exposed. Then the descent loses some intensity as the rappels are shorter and more spaced out.

Salt Chella: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate access from the bridge
Tour: A first secured landing from the bridge or by a path to the left of the waterfall. The first facility is just at the beginning of the jump to the left and we can make the full descent down almost without getting wet. If we want to get into the asset there is a facility 20m to the right.

Gorgutes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking the path that goes up to the Ibón de Gorgutes and Puerto de la Glera. About 40m later the path approaches the river, we will see a milestone indicating where to descend.
Tour: Fairly open but quite flowing descent with very nice rappels from trees up to 32m.

San Martin (Ara): Canyon Start
Approach: At the exit of Broto on the north side we have the detour to Oto, next to the waterfall and the Sorrosal river. We will arrive at Oto and after leaving aside the campsite we will continue straight ahead along the track next to the Ara river. Just in front of Sarvisé the ravine flows into the Ara, this is the point to park. If we have two cars (option to investigate) we would have to see if the track that leaves from the camping Oto by the slope of the mountain is passable in vehicle, in which case the access would be immediate.
Tour: Dry canyon except after rains, it is quite open and has a couple of nice areas.

Agua (Valencia): Canyon Start

Colorado (Alava): Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave towards the east, following the mountain range towards Moncalvillo. A kilometer after starting to walk, the track heads north, makes a right turn and leaves a track on the left that heads north along the ridge. After the turn, 60m later we have a kind of track on the left that goes into the Colorado valley, we get in here and soon begins the descent.
Tour: A first rappel that can be climbed (better to belay) to enter the Colorado. Then a walking area to reach the next two natural rappels. We will continue to go to the R6 and soon to the beautiful R18 at the end. We will only have to walk between walls at the bottom of the canyon.

Fondo (Irues): Canyon Start

Verdugo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the water channel to the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Short canyon, with three rappels, a multitude of jumps and several slides. Almost all the points of commitment have the possibility of going around them out of the riverbed. It is also possible to escape to the slope by simple climbs.

Delika: Canyon Start
Approach: Location of the ravines of Salto del Nervión Once in the parking we go to the viewpoint and before arriving we go to the right towards the river and cross it, the path continues and approaches a fence, we will look for the anchors. Access to the ravines of the Circo del Nervión After the jump, the first ravine is the frailecillo and the following one is ours, if we go too far we arrive at Delika's ravine.
Tour: Vertical descent without respite. The rappels are chained to the bottom.

Can Malo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the river to its confluence with our ravine and through the forest we will climb a hill to a free refuge in this area. We will continue climbing this hill leaving the forest behind us until an altitude of about 1900m with our ravine always on the left. At this height we will look for the best way to access the stream. It is a long and hard access but the views are worth it.
Tour: Dry in summer, at least in its upper part, it seems that in spring it can carry good flows, in which case we must be cautious with many of the slopes. For the most part it is quite open.

Alejo Gomez: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez From the viewpoint we go back along the road up to the sharp bend and access
Tour: Nice and well equipped descent down to the Júcar river

Parretes (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Parretes and Parretes Stream We will see a path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Beautiful descent with a multitude of easy rappels and two long rappels of 23 and 30m with handrails, perfect for beginners to practice.

Bessos (Tributary): Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Pleasant canyon that gets quite hot in summer. Only very small puddles of water. The long abseil wall can be easily roped through with a 50 m rope.
Approach: Vom P am Solarpark entlang und der gelben Markierung folgen. Nach der steilen Passage rechts den wenigen Steinmännern ohne eindeutige Spur folgen. Den wagerechten Rücken überschreiten und steil den Hang hinab in die Schlucht.
Tour: Die Abseilstellen lösen sich mit kurzen Geh- Strecken ab. Zur längsten Abseilstellen leitet ein Stahlseil. Unterwegs helfen auch 2 Klammern beim Abstieg. Am vorletzten Stand (3Haken) kann man wenige Meter nach rechts in die Seitenschlucht queren. Der vorletzte Abseiler in der Hauptschlucht ist stark gestuft. Der parallele Abseiler in der Seitenschlucht ca 15 m und fast senkrecht. Wieder in die Hauptschlucht zurück zum letzten Stand. Die Angaben bei Barancoinfo sind hier fehlerhaft.

Bessos (Tributary): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Pleasant canyon that gets quite hot in summer. Only very small puddles of water. The long abseil wall can be easily roped through with a 50 m rope.
Access: Situándonos entre Novelda y Agost por la CV820 Dirigiéndonos hacia Agost, en el pk 16,4 veremos un desvío a la izquierda que pone “residuos sólidos”. Cogeremos esta carreterilla que nos lleva a unas balsas de riego en donde aparcaremos
Return: Nach der letzten Abseilstellen die Schlucht weiter. Wo sich die Schlucht weitet quert ein gelb weiß markierter Pfad. Diesen rechts aus der Schlucht hinauf auf den Aufstiegspfade.

Simon Chorros: Canyon Start

Axola Trokea: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track upwards, we will leave a track on the left, another time of ascent, a new track that we leave on the left and we arrive at another light tower, after a few meters we have our riverbed.
Tour: Two rappels from the natural, several cliffs and in the final part some very slippery slides.

Clot Roca: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint, to the left there is a track that goes down to a hut, before the hut there is a curve and a path that goes straight ahead, we follow it and soon, before reaching the rocky area we turn right towards the ravine.
Tour: Simple, short and dry.

Buscarrons: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to the Serbis and Buscarrons ravines From the confluence, from the front, we will have a path that goes up along the division of the ravines. We will reach a sharp left turn with a milestone on the right, follow these milestones to cross two dry barracos (tributaries) after which we will go down to the beginning.
Tour: Excavated areas, some narrow/dark areas not too big, kettles... if we take it with water, it has its own charm.

Cantavella: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the path of the tank towards the pass, just before arriving there is a path to the right under the wall. After going around the wall we will go up to a pass that brings us closer to the Salt del Barber, we cross it in front of the next pass. From this pass we only have to go down to the bed of our ravine. From the Estrets river we must climb the ridge towards the Mola de Biarnets, there are some milestones indicating the way, which at times is somewhat exposed, with loose stone and small climbs. Almost upon reaching the Mola, a path to the right leads us down to the riverbed in a steep descent.
Tour: Continuous descent with almost no breaks until reaching the final cirque with its 40m rappel after which the descent ends.

Cepera: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars, from the pass we will see a strip that goes up on the right side and once up you only have to go down to the two tributaries and choose one of them. With a car, from the Carbó river, we go up and soon we have a path on the right towards the Masia de la Atalaia, we follow this path until it crosses the stream of Cepera and goes up to a track. We take the track to the right until we find (when changing slope) a path to the left with white/yellow marks that goes up. We will follow it and through the forest will lead us to a track that leaves us on the hill where you can park.
Tour: Two possible accesses, one with 5 shorter rappels and the other with two. From here we descend to a chaos of blocks and a kicking area after which we have two more rappels. After passing this we go left on a path to a track as we have a while of ravine with nothing. Then we go back down to the ravine and we can follow it to the river Carbó or follow the path to the Masia de la Atalaya.

Vinyassa: Canyon Start
Approach: From Cérvoles we will go down to the riverbed as far as we can. There are some milestones but there is no marked path.
Tour: Nice descent more like an aquapark than anything else. A multitude of small slopes and slides with a few rappels that if we catch the ravine with water make this descent one of the most fun in the area.

Closet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will see an old track that goes to the Pujador de Valero. We will go up this old PR (there is some climbing). After this point we will be in the Montsagre d'Horta, near the source of the same name. From the fountain the beginning of the ravine is evident.
Tour: A first cut with a 60m rappel. A less vertical zone and a second vertical zone with two rappels of 35 and 25m.

Dinardi: Canyon Start

Herbesset: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximation to Bcos Mina and Herbesset We go down to the creek
Tour: Descent without major difficulty, it can be used to start.

Garganta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track until it crosses the riverbed, almost 1km.
Tour: As soon as we enter 2 rappels, then a walking area with some climbing to reach another 2 very short rappels, almost climbable. We will continue through another walking area until we reach a small chaos and after it the canyon closes a little and we reach the great vertical. A small rappel, followed by another that we will extend to the head of the R60 to go safely.

Mina (Castellon): Canyon Start

Saltadora: Canyon Start
Approach: Saltadora and Solanes accesses From the track there is a path with milestones that goes up the mountain towards the Mas de Castellar at 950m high. Just before arriving we will already see to our right the cut of Solanes, we will go there, without path, when arriving at the "bed" of Solanes we will continue by the cut until the bed of Saltadora.
Tour: Vertical and vertiginous descent. After the first cirque of 68m we will have a couple of rappels that leave us in the next cirque 30 + 40m. Once down we will find a spring and a couple of shorter rappels that leave us in the Fitó.

Figueres (Upper): Canyon Start

Palanques: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguir a pie remontando el rio Matarranya por el frecuentado sendero unos 45 minutos. Esta senda (señalizada con estrellas azules y alguna linea roja) cruza el rio en varias ocasiones, y tiene instaladas tramos de pasarelas para evitar mojarse en sus frías aguas en varios estrechos. Un centenar de metros antes de llegar al inmenso Estret o Gubies del Parrissal donde se cierran las paredes, a mano izquierda vemos una pintada que indica “pas del Romeret”(senda que cruza por arriba el congosto de l'Estret). En este punto finaliza el descenso y se puede comprobar el caudal, si lleva, en el salto final de 40m. Seguimos esta senda de fuerte subida, mas adelante se pierde un poco de altura por unos escalones metálicos (tipo ferrata). En pocos metros cruzamos el cauce del barranc de Palanques y seguimos subiendo. Nos fijamos que las marcas rojas están repintadas por encima de color amarillo. Enseguida llegamos a un pequeño collado donde la senda empieza a descender otra vez hacia el Matarranya. Desde ese mismo collado nos desviamos a la izquierda y seguimos subiendo. Este es el camino conocido como “pujador a les Moletes d'Arany” y esta señalizado con hitos de piedra y algún punto azul de pintura. Nos elevamos con una impresionante vista sobre el laberinto de agujas calcáreas que forman el Parrissal. Hay un punto que requiere una fácil trepada por una canaleta de unos 15m (III grado). Atención con la roca. En su parte superior hay instalado un cordino en un arbusto para poder asegurar el paso. Otra corta trepada y salimos a una explanada conocida como “Pla de les Culebres”. Aquí finalizan los puntos azules y si observamos hacia la depresión que tenemos a la izquierda veremos la gran colada de toba que es el primer rápel del barranco. Para llegar es necesario dar un pequeño rodeo subiendo siguiendo los hitos y luego sin camino definido bajar al cauce.
Tour: Almost all of the slope is descended by rappelling, as there are hardly any cliffs. The riverbed is formed by sediments that create original shapes and many pools. From the fourth rappel begins a long ramp where 6 rappels are chained. All of the reinstatements are suitable for several people because the ramp has steep slopes where you can make good footing, and it is not very steep. In the middle of R35 the ramp forks, continue on the orthographic left. A short stretch through the forest, with hardly any vegetation along the riverbed, leads to the final drop, with embedded blocks, where a small cave has formed and can be descended. Beware of this passage with flow

Vives: Canyon Start
Approach: See access by car.
Tour: Gully in the middle of a Mediterranean forest, with a small fattened area... It is very collector's, a lot of walking and access area and not very comfortable returns.

Rincones: Canyon Start
Approach: From Penyagolosa parking by the Mas de la Cambreta, is a PR that surrounds the peak, we will pass the Cantal de Miquelet and we will see the right tributary to our right. In the background will be the left one. From the parking B (Masia del collado) we will go to the south face of the peak by the PR, the red dots will leave us on the left (return path) we continue a little further we see the descent to the left tributary. If we continue along the PR flanking the south face of the peak at the bottom we will see the access to the right tributary.
Tour: The left tributary is a simple descent with only one important cut at the beginning. The right tributary, as soon as we enter, we find the 100m split jump. Later they join and we have 4 simple rappels.

Maclac: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to where we have parked begins a path of white and yellow marks (PR) that goes up to Mola de Lino. After crossing the ravine of Lino and overcoming a neck we see the Maclac riverbed on our left.

Malmarrui (Upper): Canyon Start
Approach: Access Llauset Inf, Sup and Malmarrui Inf and Sup To access Malmarrui superior if we have two cars is immediate, down to the riverbed. With only one car we will leave by the GR towards a forest that we will cross leaving the GR to the left and going up a steep slope to the upper track. We will follow the track to the parking lot and go down to the riverbed. To access the lower part from the Bordas de Nestui we access the "riverbed" to the Nestui and here we start the descent that brings us down to Malmarrui.
Tour: A very alpine and more open upper part, with longer rappels and precarious equipment. A more interesting lower part, more fattened and that we can easily combine with Llauset Inf.

Marine: Canyon Start
Approach: From Bel we only have to go down to the riverbed. From the Borja ravine, we go back a little in search of the old road from Bel to Villabona that goes up through the forest, it is marked with milestones. When overcoming the walls we will have the entrance to the ravine to the left by stony area.
Tour: Interesting descent to be able to take it with some water. It has two very interesting rappels

Sant Pere (Queralt): Canyon Start

Serbis: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to the Serbis and Buscarrons bcos. With a car we will go up the road up to pk 5, it does not reach 3kms. From this point we get into the tributary, we will be able to avoid the slopes to go to the Bco Serbis at the height of the upwelling.
Tour: Excavated areas, some narrow/dark not too big, kettles... if we take it with water, it has its own charm.

Avellanar: Canyon Start
Approach: We look for the picnic area with a fountain and continue down the same path to the ravine.
Tour: A first ledge, some rafting and crosses a V-shaped rock slabs, before a large ledge. The ravine turns 90º and rushes into a small canyon that is formed during the middle section. Blocks, several ledges and more rafts. A last ledge is climbed on the right. We find a small spring, a tributary on the right and then another on the left, the barranc dels Racons. Immediately we cross a dirt track, where we leave.

Avenc: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will walk along the track until it ends. In both options where the track ends there is a path that first follows the riverbed and then turns left, heading south, to go up the mountainside. We can continue straight ahead until the small pass and from there go down to the riverbed, just above the first cirque. In the track we continue the path to the next pass and then go along the riverbed but it is not necessary because we lengthen it without taking much out.
Tour: Several cirques separated by open sections of hiking. The cirques with their rappels are worth the effort.

Coco Fondo: Canyon Start
Approach: In 2023 the access road has been conditioned, making an important work of signaling and clearing of the road. The entire access trail is marked with signs in natural stone and red dots.
Tour: The Coco Fondo is a very aesthetic, continuous and fun descent. The highlight is the 36m rappel with arches, which is followed by a 12m handrail to avoid a coconut. The descent is continuous and entertaining, especially because there are fixed ropes installed for guided rappels, handrails or zip lines, which help us to avoid the pools easily. It is convenient to carry a pulley for the guided rappels, so they are done more smoothly, as some of them are a bit horizontal. Although it is not essential. In the same way, it can be useful to carry a pedal to advance easily by the handrails, since at some point it is not possible to walk. On the descent we also find hanging traps, which are easy to get out of thanks to the installed supports.

Polit: Canyon Start

Raco Avellanar: Canyon Start
Approach: Two options: 1.- Along the track to, before the Cantinell needles, go up the path of the canal de la Lluisa towards the Collet de Gravis (somewhat losing and harder). 2.- Following the track we will pass the fence and go up towards the Pi Gros and the Font de Retaule towards the beech forest of Vallcaneres. We will find a PR indicator towards Els Plans. Continuing south we will arrive at the detour just before the Collet de Gravis. We will continue towards the Font del Teixet where we will access the ravine.
Tour: Fairly open except for two fattened areas. The final part with its flying R38 is spectacular.

Raco Patorrat: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we pass by the Geodesic Point and the ruined Corral de Boixet where the track turns to the left and heads south over the cliffs. There comes a moment when the track ends and we continue to the head of the cuts until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: It begins with two beautiful waterfalls (when there is water) that are mounted in natural. Then a more avoidable rappel to reach the emergence. Here we will be able to leave by the left (a milestone marks it to us) or to continue by the riverbed. Another milestone will mark us the change of shore to the right and a bigger one the exit to the left.if the milestones were not, after the emergence, to avoid the riverbed mainly by the right.little by little gaining height by the terraces, until seeing a green fence that closes cattle.there is the track of return to the car.

Raco Tabac: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the PR that goes up the ravine, for 1 km we will go up to a small hill where some milestones will show us where to go down to the stream.
Tour: Very well-dressed descent with a beautiful forest

Salt Robert: Canyon Start
Approach: From this same point the path that goes up to Frades leaves. After passing the 60m waterfall we have on the right a path to access the head of the Salt de Robert, here we can leave the ropes of 60 if we do not want to go loaded. We will continue ascending towards the town, when we go sighting it, we will see a path to the right that goes out towards the river. Here we access
Tour: A first part of short and very entertaining rappels to reach the part of the cirque with the 22m rappel and then the Salt del Robert.

Salt Cabrer: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bco In Gerona and Salt Cabrer Following this track after the fence we will arrive at a farmhouse and after it two twists, we will pass another fence and two other twists until we arrive at the farmhouse of Martí. Here we leave the track to the left to the already obvious bend. Avoid areas with a lot of vegetation because of ticks.
Tour: Easy descent with little water except after rains. It has a couple of pools in which we can jump.

Fondo d'Adons: Canyon Start

Mas Clapissa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the slope in front of us leaving the ravine to our left, trying to find cattle trails that will take us to the cliffs and cirque of the ravine. Here we cross it to the orographic right and we will pass under the cliffs surrounding them to be able to later climb to the crest. From here up there is a small path that takes us to the Mas de Clapissa and that leaves us at the head of the ravine. There is another better option, which is to go by path to the Mas de Ferrer, from there cross country to climb to the top, until you reach the head of the ravine, which takes about an hour and use the same path that crosses the ravine for the return.
Tour: Dry ravine with a lot of vegetation.

Raco Tancat: Canyon Start
Approach: By the PR that goes to Casa Bernarda, from that hill we will follow the trail along the entire divide with great views of Valldebous (right) and Saltadora (left). We will continue until almost Els Plans where there is a fork in the trail, to the left to the Fou by the Racó de Tabac and to the right to our ravine.
Tour: Long descent with a lot of vegetation and precarious facilities. The kettles do not cover and except for rains there is usually no water.

Solanes Neu: Canyon Start
Approach: Saltadora and Solanes accesses From the track there is a path with milestones that goes up the mountain towards the Mas de Castellar at 950m of altitude. Just before arriving we will already see to our right the cut of Solanes, we will go there.
Tour: Vertical descent, as soon as we enter we have the 50m that can be divided into 15 + 35m with a meeting in the overhang to recover the ropes better. Subsequently small rappels up to the 40m also in overhang. After the 20m we have a couple of simple ones to the river.

Aciron: Canyon Start

Aguas Buitre: Canyon Start
Approach: Very fast, just follow the north direction and go down the riverbed to the first rappel.
Tour: Normally dry, the descent is quite technical due to its two 60m waterfalls that are split.

Achar Aguas Tuertas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track seeing the river on our left and the highest waterfall in the background. After reaching Aguas Tuertas we head to the ravine.
Tour: 4 waterfalls, the first one magnificent but under the stream

Askotxi: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters down a track that in 5min takes us to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Gully without great interest. Simple, in a quite aesthetic environment and with a waterfall of 23m. Multitude of slides and almost immediate access.

Askotxi: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the bridge we take the track to the left. If we have left a car at the exit of this track we will arrive in 10min. Otherwise we have to go up the road to Larreder.

Beteluts-Salto Bizutza: Canyon Start

Beteluts-Salto Bizutza: Canyon End
Comment: der Canyon mündet in den Canyon Arritzaga, den man bis u dessen Ende weiter gehen kann

Cauzil-Caldaruelo: Canyon Start

Clot Gabachos: Canyon Start

Ainielle: Canyon Start

Arbe: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: We must reach Aretxabaleta by the AP1 or GI627. In the village we take the detour to the Urkulu reservoir on the GI3131. Pass the district of Goroeta and continue to the Urkullu stream (sharp bend to the left). On the right there is a track next to the stream, park here. Attention: 1 Km before arriving at the parking there is a sign that prohibits the circulation of vehicles without authorization.
Return: You leave the track where you leave the car, at the height of some farmhouses.

Arbe: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: auf der Höhe einiger Hütten
Return: You leave the track where you leave the car, at the height of some farmhouses.

Arbe: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track to the headwaters, where we cross the stream again.
Tour: Simple canyon of initiation with continuous escapes and generally with low flow.

Aritzearre: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately if we have parked next to the regatta, otherwise we will have to follow the indicated track to the stream (1km approx. of track).
Tour: Vertical, with rappels from natural and very little equipment, almost

Asko: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up in search of the GR11, along the road, to take the track on the right that will lead us to the head of the GR11.
Tour: Small, well-equipped waterfalls that will take us to the longest, Oinaska.

Asko: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall we can exit to the left along the access trail used by tourists, we could follow the river a little further but it does not contribute much.

Ataun: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars you only have to follow the track up to the head bridge. With one car you have to climb up to the head of the trail in search of the canalization... this climb is a bit difficult and with a lot of losses.
Tour: Although officially it starts at the bridge, this part can be avoided because it does not provide anything except for projections and slippery area. Then the canyon closes a bit and we find the rappel area.

Ataun: Canyon End
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Ataun: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the A1 in Beasain, turn right to Lazkao and Ataun on the GI2120. We take the detour to Aia on the GI3151 and after km 6, after a right turn, we take the track that goes off to the left. We park the return car below. Access car from Ataun on the GI4151 to Arratea, passing the Jentilbaratza climbing area. We turn right in search of the farmhouse at the head of the road. Coordinates: Parking exit or 1 car: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567173 Y: 4759891 Head Bridge: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567905 Y: 4759773
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Ataun: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei evtl. Umsetzung
Access: On the A1 in Beasain, turn right to Lazkao and Ataun on the GI2120. We take the detour to Aia on the GI3151 and after km 6, after a right turn, we take the track that goes off to the left. We park the return car below. Access car from Ataun on the GI4151 to Arratea, passing the Jentilbaratza climbing area. We turn right in search of the farmhouse at the head of the road. Coordinates: Parking exit or 1 car: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567173 Y: 4759891 Head Bridge: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567905 Y: 4759773
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Badiecho: Canyon Start
Approach: Baldiecho and Coronazo Access With two cars the access is immediate from the curve. With one car you have to walk up the road, 10-15min.
Tour: Simple descent somewhat dressed but without problems to walk. Just before reaching the road we have the first rappels. Under the bridge another one in ramp and a last one to go down almost to the reservoir.

Barchel: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the stream to the vertical
Tour: The vertical with 4 rappels, one of which can be climbed. With the final rappel of 55m

Beartzun: Canyon Start

Bercuta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR7 towards the Turia, at first as a track and when it will reach the cuts on the river becomes trail. When the trail begins to descend zigzagging cross a ravine, this is the time to access.
Tour: Decomposed

Salto Novia: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track to the viewpoint, a few meters away there is a path on the right that leads us down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, two rappels

Salto Urria: Canyon Start

Salto Zancata: Canyon Start

Baga: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Forat Negre and Baga We will only have to follow the course of the river up to the ravine, the one on the left is Baga and the one on the right is Forat Negre.
Tour: Canyon without too many complications except for a 25m rappel, all of them are very steep.

Cabana: Canyon Start
Approach: We would go up by the orographic left by the marked path until beyond the Gorg del Colomer to access by a trail that crosses
Tour: You can jump, climb or rappel the 7 gorges of the torrent.

Cabana: Unknown
Comment: Start

Cabana: Unknown1
Comment: Parking 2

Cabana: Unknown2
Comment: Parking 1

Calç: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have left the car down we will go up the path next to the stream to the track. Once on the track we follow the track crossing a couple of streams until we reach one with a large fallen tree, we will go up the slope next to it following a trail with a few gray marks. We will have to climb about 200 meters to reach the head of the trail.
Tour: Fairly open except for the narrow end that can give problems with high flow. It is very slippery

Coma Naps: Canyon Start

Figuera (Gerona): Canyon Start

Milany: Canyon Start
Approach: Con un solo coche buscaremos un sendero en la izquierda orográfica del río que nos sube a una pequeña pista por la que remontamos el río, pasamos el Torrent de Massals y antes del salt del Molinot cruza el río y subimos por el Torrent de Burbau hasta otra pista que cogeremos a la izquierda, para seguidamente girar a la derecha y seguir subiendo ese torrente para dirigirnos a El Burbau. Desde Burbau seguiremos un sendero dirección NE a coger la pista de Milany, una vez allí solo hay que seguir la pista hasta el río. Con dos coches, desde la ermita seguiremos la pista hasta el río.
Tour: Bonito descenso salvo por las largas pateadas que tenemos

Toll: Canyon Start1

Salvatge: Canyon Start

Valcabreru: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue towards the pass, when we reach it we will be in our valley, we must go down where we can best by the orographic right. The descent is neither comfortable nor easy.
Tour: Slippery, with a multitude of slopes, slides, pools...

Cap Begur: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos hacia la curva y nos metemos a la izquierda, veremos de frente una pista y de esa pista un cartel y una senda por la que acceder
Tour: Auch bekannt als Rec Ses Gralles. Es handelt sich eigentlich nicht um eine Schlucht, sondern um einen Bereich mit Abseilvorrichtungen über dem Meer in Cap Begur. Es gibt 12 sehr gut installierte Abseilvorrichtungen mit einer Länge von bis zu 30 m. Am besten nachmittags oder an Tagen ohne große Hitze durchführen. Descenso 1 Rápel 20 m 2P + Q 2 Rápel 6 m 2P 3 Rápel 16 m 2P + anilla + cadena 4 Rápel 7 m 1P 5 Rápel 12 m 2P 6 Rápel 11 m 2P 7 Rápel 5 m 2P 8 Rápel 18 m 2P 9 Rápel 30 m 1Q + 1P 10 Rápel 25 m 2P 11 Rápel 8 m 2Q 12 Rápel 25 m 2Q

Galantes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave along the GR towards the valley and the Estós refuge. We will leave behind the detour to Batisielles and we will arrive after 45 minutes at the exit of the gorga where we have a couple of viewpoints from which we can evaluate the flow. We will climb the remaining meters to the plains of Turmo (where the cabin of the same name is) and we will see a walkway. We will be able to rappel or jump from the footbridge to access.
Tour: Cold, hard, technical descent, with almost opening facilities due to the harshness of the winters... And to all this we add the high flow of the Estós river. Not for this reason we will have to forget this beautiful descent that at the end of the summer will offer us skills, rappels, rapids, in a wonderful environment.

Tumecillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate by bridge
Tour: A water sickle in the rainy season and a walk along a creek in summer

Chironia: Canyon Start

Guera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Pla de les Mines leaves the path to the Balanguera PR TE153. We will go up to the hill where the ruins of Mas de Ferreret are and we will leave the PR to go to the left along the riverbed, soon the projections will begin.
Tour: A stretch of abseiling and climbing up to the cirque where we have the R50 and a couple of R18. Then, another section of climbing and an hour's hike back to the trail.

Magnabaigt: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of the Lac de Boius Artigues a path leaves towards the "Plateau du Magnabaigt", beginning in the forest and upon reaching the pass opens in a flat area that we cross and see the stream in front of us.
Tour: The descent is not very busy, with limited or insufficient facilities, many natural rappels and very slippery like almost all of those in the area. The environment and the descent are worth the effort.

Garganta Vadillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Descender suave por la ladera sentido oeste, encontraremos una senda por la que va una tubería en poco tiempo la senda nos situa sobre el mismo cauce.
Tour: Iniciamos el descenso en una zona de destrepes para llegar a una poza con un salto de 1 metro y seguidamente otro de 2 metros. A partir de este punto se encaja la garganta llegamos al primer rápel (Izq 14m). Desde la cabecera se podría realizar un salto. Continuamos por una zona de pequeños toboganes y destrepes. Llegamos a una gran roca que ha bloqueado el paso del agua, creando un rápel (15m) en su primera parte volado, recepción muy estrecha, ojo con caudal elevado. Se puede apoyar las dos piernas (oposición) a ambos lados de la pared para estabilizarnos. Seuigamente tenemos una poza larga que hay que cruzarla a nado. Salimos a una zona llana, descender por la derecha la rampa resbaladiza pegados a la pared. Llegaremos al rápel de 30 m que recorre la mitad de esta rampa muy rebaladiza. LLegando a la mitad encontramos unos bloques donde se sitúa el último rápel de 30m. En la parte final descender por la derecha donde llegaremos al tobogán de 4m. Dontinuamos con pequeños destrepes y toboganes llegando al último charco de nuestro descenso .(Se junta Vadillo con el arroyo de la Vertiente de Pinogal.

Carbo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the GR upstream, leave the Peñagolosa detour to one side and continue towards the hermitage until we reach a large rocky area where we will go down to the river.
Tour: Simple descent with 4 very aesthetic rappels. Attention to the facilities that may be disassembled.

Fraile: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk downstream along the trail until we see that the river has flow.
Tour: The river goes into a gorge where we will have to descend a rope down a couple of ledges or jump into the pools. We will find a couple of pools to swim in. We will pass under the bridge of the track and we will continue a while more

Unyola: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Arriu Tèrra de Panau is direct, down to the river.
Tour: Evaluate the flow very well before doing the entrance R20 because there are no loopholes. See review, 4 rappels, a couple of skills and it ends before the dam.

Llauset (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Llauset Inf, Sup and Malmarrui Inf and Sup To access Llauset sup from the dam, go down the rocky path next to the gate along the GR to the river. If we go with only one car, from the lower parking the GR goes out towards the dam, we only have to follow it until we overcome the waterfalls, just the place where the water appears. To access Llauset inf we will take the path that goes down to the ravine through the Morelló channel/dam. If it is closed the water will go down the ravine and the flow will be greater.
Tour: The upper part is the typical alpine canyon in V that we almost always have the option to get out halfway up the slope. Long waterfalls and a wild and spectacular environment. The lower part is much more dense, more dressed and boxed. Generally without water problems thanks to the dam and the upper dam. The final exit through the dam is an experience

Salt Roca Gironella: Canyon Start

Carreu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village, once the road ends, we will continue along the track for half an hour until we reach a sharp left curve with an alameda in the background, from here we will go down to the river just towards the spring.
Tour: Nice gorge that begins with 3 small rappels and then closes in high walls through which we will walk passing overhangs and pools to a small dam. The ravine opens up (we can escape to the right through the meadows) to give way to the next gorge where we will continue to a 4m drop where we will exit through the rocky area on the right.

Crispin: Canyon Start

Huerva: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Aladrén parking lot, it is immediate.
Tour: It is better to do it when the Huerva river is flowing to be able to jump into the pools and enjoy the shapes and reflections.

Ebron: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down towards the Ruidera fountain, where we will find the riverbed and the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Several skills that take us to the fattened zone where the rappel of 9-10m is. Underwater rappel. Be careful with the flow.

Malany: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the previous road upstream on foot for a couple of hundred meters and take a path to the left of a large iron gate that leads down to the river. Warning (It is a private property) If you see the owner ask for permission.
Tour: Después de tres balsas a nado hay unos bloques grandes en el centro del cauce. Por las rocas de la derecha hay dos pasamanos para evitar una amplia rampa muy resbaladiza que baja a una gran poza. Comienzan a estrecharse las paredes. Cruzar al lado izquierdo antes de un gran bloque debajo del cual se canaliza el caudal. Por una repisa encontramos el tercer pasamanos y justo bajo el puente saltaremos al agua. Mas bloques y un largo tramo a nado. Llegamos a la cascada que forma la represa artificial del molino La Cova, que toma todo el ancho del rio. Unos 5 metros antes, en la rocas de la derecha hay una cuerda fija para salir del cauce y montar un pequeño rapel desde una argolla que hay en el suelo al lado de la acequia (no saltar, bloques bajo el agua). Continuar hasta el Toll de Panxó, pasado el estrecho de La Cova, por donde abandonaremos el rio (hito). Esta descripción es para un caudal alto, porque si el rio Senia no va cargado se puede descender por dentro el cauce sin problemas.

Arbayun: Canyon Start
v1 a4 III | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Approach: From the bridge or from the viewpoint, just go down to the river.
Tour: Easy water descent through the Arbayun Gorge

Arbayun: Canyon End
v1 a4 III | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Arbayun: Parking at Entry
Access: We will have to be located in Domeño (Romanzado). We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. In 6kms we arrive at Domeño and we find the detour to the right to Usún. In the village we will try to go down the track to the hermitage, if we can not leave the car in the village as close to the river as possible. With the access car we will continue along the Domeño road to the Bigüezál bridge over the Salazar river, we can park here or further back along the Foz detour at the first bend.
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Arbayun: Parking at Exit
Access: We will have to be located in Domeño (Romanzado). We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. In 6kms we arrive at Domeño and we find the detour to the right to Usún. In the village we will try to go down the track to the hermitage, if we can not leave the car in the village as close to the river as possible. With the access car we will continue along the Domeño road to the Bigüezál bridge over the Salazar river, we can park here or further back along the Foz detour at the first bend.
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Moliniello: Canyon Start
Approach: Moliniello and Fuenfría Banks From the parking lot just follow the marked path that crosses the river and climbs the walls to move to the other side from which we will access the riverbed.
Tour: A gorge that with flow will surprise us. 10 rappels and quite a few small abseils in a beautiful environment.

Foz Verde: Canyon Start

Fabana: Canyon Start

Baikote: Canyon Start
Approach: Virtually immediate
Tour: See mole. A first part more vertical and then loses its interest in a riverbed without difficulties.

Parretes: Canyon Start

Saltococino: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the track that goes up and crosses the stream, from here on we take the track that goes "parallel" to the stream until we change to a road that takes us to the headwaters at about 740 meters above sea level.
Tour: Open descent with leaks all the way down. It has several springs but in summer it usually dries out if it does not rain. In spring after abundant rains it is a very amusing descent, especially the first part which is where the rappels are concentrated and where the 40m rappel is. After crossing with the track (there are two crossings) you can abandon the descent or continue it up to the road.

Manzano: Canyon Start
2025-03-23: Very short canyon but ideal to combine with Centenario, anchors in good condition and good water flow.

Goitibera Mendaro: Canyon Start

Losera: Canyon Start

Saltukun: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked up it is immediate. From below we leave by the Gorbea track, after 50m we cross the channel and there is a track on the right we will take it and climb 3kms to the head.
Tour: All in natural, slippery and generally with little water, much better to do it after heavy rains. We will arrive after several short rappels to the 40m waterfall after which we can exit to the right along the slope to the track (Dulanto's option). Or we can continue descending to a track that crosses us, making another 6-7 rappels.

San Chines: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso bcos Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup y Buitrera Opción 2: Seguiremos dirección Bail por la senda y nos encontraremos una curva a izquierdas donde hay un panel a La Matosa donde nos meteremos por ese sendero bien marcado dejamos el puente de roca a un lado (acceso a Foratata) y seguimos de frente a la entrada de Isarre, al poco llegaremos al collado donde tendremos que desviarnos hacia el sur-este (acceso Buitreta) para dirigirnos a Los Pepes, los sobrepasamos y nos encontramos con el acceso a esta grieta. Opción 1: Contarla después de la 2 ya da una idea de cómo es XD . Desde el aparcamiento de acceso a la ermita de San Chines nos dirigiremos a esta y desde aquí por la ladera deberemos subir a los Pepes aprovechando una vía de acceso marcada con mojones. Se comenta en varios foros (nosotros no lo sabemos) que no hay que escalar en ningún momento pero que no es recomendable si el suelo está húmedo pues sí que hay pasos expuestos. Si alguien tiene más info… Muchas gracias
Tour: It's a long, hard, sporty, and unrelenting crack. Very well formed and very fun although we hardly find it with water.

Canal Ballestera: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path of Les Valls, we will clearly pass under the Ballestera and after passing some milestones and yellow/orange markings going up to the left to the "Pujador del Puntalet". When we reach the pass we turn left to Lo Puntalet from where we continue through the forest towards the channel that is being marked.
Tour: Vertical descent where we will have to take into account that some meetings do not allow more than 3 people.

Peña Reloj: Canyon Start

Neres: Canyon Start

Bujete: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along this track without entering the riverbed for about 100m and then we will enter the river shortly before the first rappel.
Tour: Nice descent and well installed

Cacabillos: Canyon Start
2025-03-03: Combined with nearby Quincoajo, i would only recommend the latter as Cacabillos is really... caca slippery. Rockclimbing or via ferrata or thermal baths are the better options.
Approach: Hike up right bank on a gentle trail in the forest until a saddle, the entrance is below where the streams join.
Tour: After an open start with some downclimbing, it becomes more narrow. Very slippery.

Coronazo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Baldiecho and Coronazo With two cars the access is immediate from the village bridge (entrance 1) or from the road bridge (entrance 2). With a car you have to walk up the road, 10min to the first bridge or 20min to the village.
Tour: Simple descent somewhat dressed in its first part and with enough remains of "civilization" but without problems to walk. Just when we reach the road we have the rappels. In the last bridge we will be able to leave by the right or to continue by destrepes without interest until the swamp.

Iturrigorri: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track that goes up and becomes a path. After passing the beech forest (the Black Trail) we can see to our right the ravine and in front of us the Portillo de Barrerilla. At the top we turn right over the cliffs in search of the stream and the source of Iturrigorri.
Tour: Very vertical canyon for lovers of long descents and almost without rest. At the end of the vertical zone we can go out to a track to our left that takes us to the village or follow the ravine but this second part loses interest.

Tablas: Canyon Start
Approach: Ravines of the Calera river and its accesses We go down to Pozo Negro and cross it to take a path next to a water conduction. The water conduction crosses the ravine by a handrail and turns to the left to go up to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Very vertical until you reach the confluence with Pozo Negro, downhill without rest.

Mas Lluvia (Salt): Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and descend a few meters, just where a track leads to the cuts, we turn right along the dry riverbed until we reach the cuts.
Tour: To be completed

Brouis: Canyon Start

Tenibre: Canyon Start

Lausfer: Canyon Start

Auron: Canyon Start

Gaudissar: Canyon Start

Tenibre (Lower): Canyon Start

Graus: Canyon Start

Paiola: Canyon Start

Moissins: Canyon Start

Escouliere: Canyon Start

Treboula: Canyon Start

Melina: Canyon Start

Albarea Pontier: Canyon Start

Trinquier: Canyon Start

Vinadio: Canyon Start

Snella: Canyon Start

Arena

Gottero: Parking at Entry

Gottero: Parking at Exit

Gottero: Canyon Start
Approach: From Orneto in a southerly direction down to the Orneto stream.
Tour: Descend in the Orneto to the Gottero, which is formed here by the confluence of the Adelanto, Orneto and Rio del Porta. Now descend in the Gottero to the marked exit at the end of a toboggan run

Gottero: Canyon End

Ceresole (Upper)

Ceresole

Collo

Erbin: Canyon Start

Poma: Canyon Start

Rotteri: Canyon Start

Tonno: Canyon Start

Torbido: Canyon Start

Vaccapendi: Canyon Start

Vaccapendi: Canyon End

Vaccapendi: Parking Entry and Exit

Valle Scura: Canyon Start

Valle Scura: Parking Entry and Exit

Valle Scura: Canyon End

Alba (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge the access is immediate. From the hotel we go back a few meters and take the Botanical Trail, cross the Alba waterfalls, where we can evaluate flow and after passing to the other side we take the track that takes us up to the access bridge.
Tour: It is a hard descent but very nice and interesting. It is not closed at all and we can leave the riverbed almost anywhere to return to take the Botanical path. Since it is the river Ésera the flow that we will always have will be very high with many movements.

Castrocit: Canyon Start

Jom: Canyon Start

Navarros: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend to the river
Tour: Recorremos un primer tramo abierto lleno de grandes bloques de roca rodeados de agua y fuertes corrientes. Una vez pasada esta primera parte, ya la garganta se cierra y ahora el agua sí cobra protagonismo. De hecho los rápeles ni se acercan a las cascadas, y el descenso consiste básicamente en evitar las fuertes corrientes. Además, la roca es muy resbaladiza. Corto pero muy intenso, incluso en estiaje. Técnico, muy acuático y frío (es el río Ara). Aunque la mayor parte de las maniobras de cuerda las realizamos por fuera de las cascadas y también mediante pasamanos muy resbaladizos (uno de ellos de más de 30 metros), tanto en los saltos como en el tramo final (“las rampas”) es obligatorio avanzar por el cauce y realizar maniobras de aguas vivas,como aseguramientos en corrientes, cruce de vena y saltos a la espuma. Una vez superado el último de los obstáculos (esta vez por la izquierda, sin necesidad de montar el pasamanos y el rápel de la derecha) la garganta por fin se abre, y caminando un rato por la orilla salimos a un sendero por la izquierda que nos levará al Puente de los Navarros.

Navarros: Unknown

Navarros: Unknown1

Aigueta de la Vall: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and see a post indicating the path of the Aigüenta de la Vall on the right. We go up leaving aside the dam of the catchment (end of the aquatic part of the ravine). Continue uphill until you find a detour (approx. 40min) that leads you to the straits (possible escape). We continue uphill until beyond the forest where we see a milestone to go down to the river.
Tour: The first part is very aquatic up to the catchment and the second part is dry, except when it is strong.

Barretes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Bcos Barretes and Barretes Channel We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and the Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that goes up to Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). Arriving at the pass we will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the most comfortable place to access Lloret or return if we do not want to do Lloret. We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Coll de Lloret, after almost 2kms from the Coll Ventós we will arrive at the Font del Sapo and in a sharp left curve we exit to the right to the bed of Clot de l'Hospital by the path of "Escarriso de Barretes", a wooden staircase will allow us to avoid a delicate step. We will continue going up until the path crosses the ravine right in a chaos over the interesting rappels.
Tour: Two very interesting rappels if there is water in the springs and then you can rappel to Lloret.

Bonyga: Canyon Start
Approach: There are two ways, the wikiloc track takes you on one side and here we will describe the "normal" path. Where the track ends there is a path to the right that climbs up the slope to, through the forest, reach the mountain edge. The trail continues to climb leaving both sides of the mountain until about 1000m where it softens and turns to the left to go around the cirque. We will arrive at one of the arms of the stream that will put us in the riverbed.
Tour: The first part of the route is made up of some climbing and some avoidable abseiling to reach the cirque with its natural arch and 45m waterfall.

Canal de les Peonies: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path of the Matarraña river (Matarranya) and before reaching the Estrets or Gubies de Parrissal there is a path to the right (cairn) that crosses the river and heads to the canal de l'Ase. We do the Canal de l'Ase ascent that is semi-equipped with clamps (without life wire) and with fixed rope to save certain climbs. At the end we can approach the viewpoint (wonderful views). Also when leaving the channel there is a small path that we must follow to the right. We must pay a little attention to follow it and follow the red dots that confirm the itinerary. In this section you have to try to maintain the height to reach the entrance of the Peonías canal.
Tour: It starts from the rocky cirque and gets more and more boxed in. 14 rappels of all types in which it is necessary to pay attention to the installation because several are in natural.

Patxi: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is ours.
Tour: A first part of the route is clothed and leads us to the first rappel, from here it is a vertical and vertiginous descent.

Skpat: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is Patxi, the second is ours.
Tour: A first simple ramp to access the entrance of the vertical where we will have 5 chained rappels.

Vent: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is Patxi, the second is Skpat and the third is ours.
Tour: A first part covered with vegetation, where we will advance to two small abseilable rappels that, as a precaution, we can secure in two trees, will place us in the vertical of the wall. A very narrow area where we will link the 35m rappels to gradually open up until we reach the final part of the wall.

Castellona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to the height of the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we have the lower access to Gralla, we continue a little further and at the junction we leave the path of Caramella on the right, we go left and cross the stream of Gralla. At this point we cross the other path that goes up to here, much harder but shorter. We will continue climbing leaving a trail junction to go to the left, we will pass to the next riverbed under the Mola Castellona, we will follow the trail to the riverbed of the stream.
Tour: Quite open, a first rappel will bring us closer to the vertical where we will find an access rappel to the R70 divided into two R35. Then a series of rappels until we reach the final ramp at about 400m altitude. We will leave to the left to take the access path.

Chuise: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we cross the Ésera by the bridge next to the parking. We will take the path to the left and after 50m another less obvious path to the right that heads towards the ravine. We will go up the zigzags until it is clear the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Vertical descent, boxed and with spectacular water. Chained rappels to descend to the river Ésera.

Clot dels Caragols: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path of the white marks, soon a fork with a path of blue marks which we will follow until a hill where we go down the path on the right and the next detour the same to reach the shelter. We will follow the trail and soon another detour to the right until we find a large cairn and a little marked trail to the right that goes down a gully. Follow this path until the beginning of the descent. If we go from Can Maçana we take the path that goes up to the Portella and from there to the Refugi Vincenç Barré, we will pass the pass and the next watercourse is our ravine.
Tour: A first zone of skills to get into the gorge, then we enter the vertical zone that leads us to the chaos above the chimney where we rappel inside.

Clots d'en Pastor: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track on the left we will go up to 1030m just after some curves. In the left curve over the ravine we will see some milestones to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, the final part is spectacular.

Gabieto: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave to take the GR, to do this we must cross the stone bridge and take the path to the right, towards Torla. We will go along the orographic left side of the Ara river, soon we cross the Escusaneta river and arrive at the final waterfall of the Gabieto. Here we will be able to evaluate the flow. A few meters before we take a detour to the left, which climbs steeply uphill through the forest (at times you can lose the path), until we reach about 1580m, just where the tributary Grau de Gabieto pours its waters into our ravine on the left. This is the access point for the lower part. If we want to do the upper part we will continue climbing up to 1750m, just at the height of the cirque, here we could climb a little more to descend the 50m waterfall.
Tour: An upper part with rappels from trees to save a large gap, even with some delicate skill in which we can use the rope to secure, until you reach the confluence with the tributary. The lower part with more water and some narrow areas, more vertical and flowing, will delight us with its multiple waterfalls and endless adventures up to the well-known waterfall that leads to the GR.

Garrigons: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the field of almond trees and at the end we will see a path of animals with some cairns of stones that goes up the slope. Almost at the crest we turn left and soon we will see on the right the descent to the ravine.
Tour: Short rappels that leave us in the small cirque with two split rappels and the famous hanging marmite.

Gotellera: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost direct, we will only have to go down to the riverbed and follow it through the forest for 500m.

Llenguaeixuta: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track in front to cross the ravine soon and go to the orographic right, the trail gets lost in some sections but with a little guidance we can follow it because it is only continue along the ravine. After passing through the landslide we will take the path to the left that goes up to the Grau de la Xota (there are wikiloc tracks to reach this point). Here we will have a cable and some staples to pass the difficult part. When we reach this area we will see to our right some oaks and large pine trees, we will go to the right off the trail in search of the cirque of the ravine.
Tour: Without too much interest... a first 21m rappel and then a couple of shorter ones with several areas of climbing.

Manyanet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave Manyanet by the track, when we cross the ravine of Pala Freda we will see the exit path on the right. Continue to the barrier, pass it and after 10-15min we will see a path to go down to the river. Before the barrier, in the Confós ravine we will see on the right the escape or entrance path to the second part (more interesting).
Tour: The first part is more open, with some abseiling and even some rappels that we can avoid. If we are short of time or we want to combine it with another canyon we can save it. The 2nd part is much more attractive both aesthetically and sportively. The canyon narrows until it forms its magnificent V-shape in the central goulotte. At this point we will have to be extremely cautious because the water acquires speed and strength.

Na Graus: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car, we cross the field of olive trees to the exit of the ravine and take a path that surrounds the wall, in a couple of climbs we are planted at the top and you have to choose to enter here to do only the wall and follow the path to go to the top. With two cars we leave the parking lot of the river in the direction of Peñagalera until we reach the crest, here on the left we will see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: The descent must be very attentive to the state of the facilities.

Rutaviesas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the forbidden access (restaurant Frondón) we have almost next to a PR that climbs steeply. In about half an hour we cross the ravine and continue climbing, we leave the forest and the trail begins to blur but we will continue east-northeast to enter the ravine.
Tour: A very characteristic access ramp, followed by a series of ledges, up to the first canyoning.

Volendins: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path that goes straight ahead through the cliffs. In less than 1 km we will arrive at the trailhead (we must be attentive).
Tour: Without rest 6 rappels to return under the cuttings. You can do two more rappels and end up at the Canaletes but this option requires a combination of vehicles or a lot of walking.

Grau: Canyon Start
Approach: Situándonos de cara a la Roc de Quer la ferrata de Rancons queda en la parte izquierda, por encima de la cantina, solo hay que seguir los carteles. Una vez terminada la ferrata iremos a la izquierda al canal del grau hasta encontrar la entrada que está marcada También tenemos el sendero del canal del Grau por si queremos subir andando, que nos lleva a la VF del Canal del Grau.
Tour: Descenso Grau 1 Rápel 11 m 2 Rápel 15 m 3 Destrepes 1-3 m 4 Rápel 7 m 5 Rápel 5 m 6 Destrepes 2-4 m 7 Rápel 4 m 8 Rápel 7 m tras destrepe 4m 9 Destrepes 2-3 m 10 Rápel 4 m 11 Destrepe 10 m 12 Rápel 7 m 13 Rápel 13 m 14 Rápel 10 m 15 Destrepes m 16 Rápel 4 m 17 Rápel 3 m 18 Destrepe 4 m delicado 19 Rápel 7 m 20 Destrepes 2 m 21 Rápel 5 m 22 Destrepes m 23 Rápel 4 m 24 Rápel 5 m 25 Rápel 5 m 26 Rápel 3 m Der zweite Zufluss besteht aus drei Abseilstellen in einem ziemlich engen Abstieg und anschließend einigen Kletterstellen, um in den Grau zu gelangen. Rechter Zufluss 1 Destrepe 3 m 2 Rápel 8 m Bloque empotrado 3 Rápel 15 m Der 4 Rápel 15 m Der 5 Destrepe 3 m 6 Destrepe 5 m 7 Destrepe 6 m

Grau: Parking at Entry
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg über Zufluss
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Canyon End
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo

40 Aniversario: Canyon Start
2025-03-05: Done before the touristic cave, followed by Sil de Perlas. Canyon had high water, which makes the cave slightly more challenging. Canyon 40 aniversario is bolted for training purposes and high flow. U...
Approach: Traverse through the village, more or less horizontal, first on a cemented trail but soon on a path (past a lonesome building) and with a couple of zigzags down to the stream.
Tour: First a simple mountainstream, until the rocks oblige the stream to form a couple of scenic waterfalls. Well bolted, for training purposes and guided abseils.

Espinea: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediato
Tour: Nice and simple playful descent.

Cova Pintada: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the same track that goes up the Bco Lloret, after 500m we cross it by a wooden bridge and we take the path on the left, the right is the return. At 700m we take the path to the right and 100m later another path to the right uphill that goes into a valley. In strong ascent we will pass a channel and an area with wooden stairs to save the existing projections. We will be attentive to some red marks along the way. Once in the Coll de Morralets we will only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: The first part is the Barranc del Tolls de Brossa, some first skills that will take us to its vertical that has a couple of rappels to access the R60. We will be able to split it 22 + 39. A couple of more rappels and we will arrive at Cova Pintada. After a ledge and a small rappel we will enter the vertical of 110m. It has two parts, the first of 40m fractioned, a marmita with steel cable to not get into the water will allow us to rest and enjoy the views over the vertical of the R70. We will be able to split it or do it in one go.

Manueles: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back about 300m to the curve, we will see a track that goes down to some houses and another one that goes towards the fields, we take this one and we go NW direction crossing towards the riverbed.
Tour: A simple first part to approach the large vertical that is divided into two parts.

Mates: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track walking, or by car, to a fence, we pass it and just in the right curve there is a path to the head of the ravine. You can't miss it, it is very marked.
Tour: A first part that may have some water thanks to the upwelling, with the highest rappels and a small gorge, from here it opens up and most of the rappels are climbable.

Viudes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the small road there is a small path on the left that leads down to the watercourse that is our ravine.
Tour: Not much to report

Alquitra: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barbereta and Alquitrá ravines We leave by the track towards the PR CV109, just at the confluence of the ravines of alquitrá and barbereta there is a path that crosses the ravine of alquitrá to go up by the orographic right of the ravine. We will arrive at the Collado del Campanar where we will follow the path up towards the Pico la Vella, soon we will see a post and we will be able to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: With the exception of R18, the rest will not provide us with much

Clot del Hospital: Canyon Start
2025-03-22: Descended after rains in the area, with good flow, we combine it with Lloret to extend the day.
Approach: Approach to Bcos Lloret and Clot de l'Hospital We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that climbs to the Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). Arriving at the pass we will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the most comfortable place to access Lloret or return if we do not want to do Lloret. We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Coll de Lloret, after almost 2kms from the Coll Ventós we will arrive at the Font del Sapo and in a sharp left curve we turn right to the riverbed.
Tour: Fairly open with more channeled areas as we advance in the ravine.

Pas Calvo: Canyon Start
Approach: It is not very intuitive. With the ravine to our right we climb through the almond trees to the top, in search of a path little marked in which we will see traces of yellow paint. The path winds through the walls, aerial in some steps, to go up until it crosses the shore, time to look for the first rappel.
Tour: Very nice fattened ravine, perhaps the lack of water subtracts a point. We will have a succession of rappels almost without rest until we get back to the track where we parked.

Raco Pastera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track to the south, towards the cut on the Montsant. At the top of the ridge, through the crop field we will continue south until we leave the almond field and find a path that goes south to go down to an esplanade on the Fraguerau congost. We will turn left towards the right tributary, there is no path in this area so we must be guided by a cairn and our orientation. We will look for an area with a single large pine tree that has a rope for rappelling. After the first rappel we are on a ledge with a plate to make a 6-7m rappel with pendulum to the left ledge. We will go horizontally towards the two tributaries of the headwaters, here we will see a large characteristic block. We have the option of rappelling from a juniper tree or going around the left tributary to descend through the forest to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple rappels that will take us to an area of landslides with skills and a couple of more rappels. When leaving it we will throw ourselves to the ledge to avoid the clothed zone. Later we will descend again to the riverbed.

Llidoners: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk down the track from the sign to the start of the trail
Tour: Two walls to descend, the first divided into 14 + 47 with the second rappel on a small ledge for 3 people. Then we have an area of undergrowth that we can avoid to the right with some climbing to reach the second wall, this time of 50m. After descending it we can escape along the path or continue with the second section of the canyon, which is more steep and has only 2 very simple rappels that will leave us in the Racons canyon.

Ballatar: Canyon Start
Approach: The path to the Mondoto peak leaves about 30m after the chapel, goes to the right (NE direction) quickly gaining height by the ragged southern slopes. We will cross a small ravine and a while later, when we are under the Estiva peak and Mondoto on the right, we will cross the Ballatar ravine.
Tour: We will have to continue walking almost 10 minutes along the riverbed until we start with the projections. It is a fairly open canyon so we can escape at many points and some of the rappels can be climbed.

Calera: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses From the hermitage by the track that leaves behind we go uphill. We cross the Bco Canton de la Muela and soon the track ends. We continue along a poorly defined path until we cross the forest. We cross the Bco del Pico Canales and soon we find a path to descend to the ravine. We go up to the cirque of Bulacabra to begin the descent.
Tour: Easy descent, with almost no difficulties but at the same time very beautiful.

Chipeta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Mazandu, Achar and Chipeta We cross the bridge and continue climbing towards the Alanos. We will pass the livestock buildings and we will go to the Mazandu Refuge. When we reach the pass we will see the stream, we only need to go to it to do Mazandu. If we do not want to do Mazandu we could follow its course to Chipeta. At the height of the R3 we have access by the access path to Achar.
Tour: Simple and very entertaining canyon. If we access through Mazandu, we will do an R5 and then we have two in Chipeta that can be climbed before the two obligatory rappels. The final part is very open with projections and pools where you can bathe.

Ajan: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the stream first on the right side and after crossing the bridge on the left side until we find a bridge (about 45min walk).
Tour: Beautiful descent with jumps, ledges, slides and easy rappels - check the pools before jumping!

Ajan (Middle): Canyon Start

Centelles: Canyon Start
Approach: We have two options, do the VF (recommended) or take the trail. For the trail we head north on the track that makes a detour up to the top of the cuts. When the track turns from south to west there is a trail to the left that takes us to the trailhead. By the VF we leave towards the tracks, once in the ferrata we will go by the easy variant since we will go to stop at the first rappel.
Tour: Open descent with nothing much to do except for the 40m rappel, which can be broken up on the rock block.

Duascaro: Canyon Start
2025-04-06: Gully to be done after rains, nice vertical, anchorages quite old.
Approach: From Torla, continue on the road that leads to Puente de Los Navarros. On the right and a few meters before the bridge over the Barranco de Repetruso canyon, take the turnoff that leads to the La Glera bridge and the measuring station (park here, but remember that this point can also be reached on foot via the path that starts at the northern entrance of the road tunnel ditched under the village church). From the Puente de La Glera bridge, continue on foot along the Diazas forest path, leaving the Camino de Turieto on your left, just before the ascending bends of the path that lead you to the exit of the canyon. From here, the path continues in a very long straight line to SSE, where after 400 meters (250 meters after the exit of the Barranco del Lobo canyon) we find an obvious path on our left. This path leads us in numerous loops to the entrance of the canyon, after passing a repeat point, crossing the Barranco del Lobo canyon in its middle part and the tributary of the Barranco de Duáscaro (Barranco del Furicón) at its upper exit, as well as the "Bosque de Los Anfibios" (Amphibian Forest).
Tour: A canyon with an open morphology, either through the wooded areas or along the walls of the large waterfalls. A real treat for lovers of great verticals. From the entrance to the canyon, a first route leads through the "Bosque de Los Anfibios" (Amphibious Forest) with small ledges that can be climbed, where the first abseiling point is located, the "Cascada de Los Anfibios", to "La Rampa del Capi" as access to the waterfalls of "El Patio de Mi Padre", a semicircle with a spectacular drop of 120 meters, which is naturally divided into three abseiling points: "Cascada Helen", the fourth abseil ramp and the "Cascada María José" to reach the middle part of the descent. Back through the forest, the "Faja Superior" with its short abseils leads to a beautiful waterfall, the "Cascada Gloria", which with its 25 meters marks the descent to the "Faja Inferior" and its great abseil point "El Tubo de Machard Man". From here, the descent exits with some easy abseils. Exits: numerous. Before abseiling point 2, hairpin bends through the forest back to the access path. From rappel 6, climb (with caution or with luck) through the wooded belts in a northerly direction to the fields of the Ribera del Río Ara. Place name: Barranco de Duascaro. Duascaro de Morer canyon. It is often confused with its tributary, the Barranco de Furicón, as the Peña de Duáscaro is much further north. Can be combined with the descent from: Barranco del Furco de Arán canyon and Garganta de Las Gloces del Río Jalle.

Duascaro: Canyon End
2025-04-06: Gully to be done after rains, nice vertical, anchorages quite old.
Return: After the last abseiling point, continue along the riverbed until you reach the Diazas forest path at the bends mentioned above. From here you can walk back to the bridge of La Glera.

Encodina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot there is a track that runs parallel to the river, going upstream, when you get close to the riverbed it is time to enter the river.
Tour: A first area of skills that takes us into the final part which is more boxed with 4 rappels that in case of high flows can be avoided by the prepared facilities or by the outside.

Eretza: Canyon Start
Approach: About 300m later on the right there is a track that goes up the slope towards the Eretza. At about 430m the track crosses the stream.
Tour: Simple descent perfect to start. When you get almost down we can enter the upper part of the cave of El Grazal and go out to the return track.

Horcajuelos: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach and returns Rejia and Horcajuelos We go down the first firebreak and at the end we continue along the slope to the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A few first drops lead us to the 40m waterfall. Be careful, it is quite slippery. After crossing to the right with the Rejía we arrive at the 18m Charco de la Virgen where the descent ends.

Barbereta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barbereta and Alquitrá ravines We will leave by the winding path that goes up to Pi de Alivi, we can also climb more smoothly by the PR CV109 following its marks. After the pine tree the path turns left to climb the rest of the hill to the top of the mountain range through a small pine forest. When we reach the top we will see a signpost and go towards the Vella, with the pine forest on our right and views to the south of the entire basin of our ravine. Just before reaching the Vella we find a track that comes to our right, time to leave the heights and throw us to the left to the ravine. On the orographic left we will see a path little marked by which we will go down until we find the first rappel.
Tour: Open descent, close to the Alquitrá with numerous rappels, many of which can be climbed. It is a descent with no difficulty that can be used to initiate the descent.

Espelungueta: Canyon Start

Escalera (Ludiente): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Hondo and Escalera ravines With two cars it is immediate from the Mas. With one from the fronton, by the asphalted track that goes up to the cemetery, we follow that road to the Mas de la Pobla (always on the right) and after the Mas de la Pobla, about 50m to the left there is a path that goes up to the Mas de la Noguereta and here takes the track that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: Easy with plenty of climbing skills and 7 rappels. The only complication is that the terrain can be quite slippery if it is wet.

Gelada: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: Wild descent in naturals. It dries out in summer

Hiedra: Canyon Start

Higuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Dejamos la central a la derecha y continuamos pegados a la verja hasta encontrar el sendero muy marcado por pisadas y con Itos. GR127- que asciende suavemente a la cuerda de la loma. Una vez en esta descendemos, llegamos al cauce y encontramos el primer rápel.

Horca: Canyon Start

Maimona: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars the access is immediate. With a car from Montanejos we will leave from the back of the village by a path that goes up the hill and over the cliffs goes through a PR towards the head of the trail.
Tour: Water descent with very nice narrow areas and a couple of jumping areas.

Maimona: Unknown
Comment: Parking I

Maimona: Unknown1
Comment: Parking II

Olla: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching the Pertecaste and Olla ravines We will follow the dry riverbed for one kilometer through abundant undergrowth before reaching the first rappel.
Tour: 3 rappels that we will install in fixed to be able to go back up. After the last 44m rappel you can continue descending to the reservoir but you will have to equip the ramp. The return would be much longer and harder.

Predicadera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track taking the one that goes to the north and leaving aside the one that goes to San Cosme. This trail goes along "the ridge" to almost the base of the climbing wall of the Predicadera. Here we will have a path on the left that goes to the known as "Pito" which is nothing more than a large formation that will serve as a reference to pass by side in search of the upper part of the ravine. Once there we will go to the right in search of the ravine.
Tour: A couple of abseilings and rappels to get to the circus with its magnificent R55.

Rosada: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car see 2nd car review. From the upper parking lot we go down to the ravine.
Tour: Nice canyon with rappels of all types, not too difficult. Be careful with the natural ones, the first one has a tree in bad condition.

Tejeria: Canyon Start
Approach: Direct access if we get to the end of the track in the car.
Tour: Three rappels in encanados to save almost all the slope being the third the most aesthetic. Then we have a short walk and a last rappel. Before the rappel of 6 we leave, otherwise we will go to the Morón river and then we will have to go back to the car.

Toba (Alava): Canyon Start

Toba (Cantabria): Canyon Start

Zangarriana: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one car we will have to go by the road those 5,5 kms until the track. Along the track we will go down to the dry riverbed. After 200m we will see a path on the right that will take us definitely down to the dry riverbed.
Tour: A couple of abseilings and rappels to approach the cirque of the magnificent R75 (great caution), then a few shorter abseilings before the junction with the GR where we can escape. If we continue to the reservoir we will do 3 more rappels.

Zangosta: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south to the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before going up to Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of the Ilsos de Zalama, after this we will pass Zalama 1, Zalama 2 and finally reach our Zangosta.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Lanbreabe: Canyon Start
Approach: Direct if we have parked upstairs. If we only have one car we have to walk up.
Tour: Nice first part with two rappels that promise a lot, but from here the descent loses in height. It gets us into an area of blocks and skills that we can circumvent on the right by fishermen's trails, we will pass a bridge and soon we can return to the riverbed to face the second part of waterfalls with 3 consecutive rappels. Once it opens we will be able to leave the descent by a path on the right.

Cañadas: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the riverbed and follow it to the rappels.
Tour: The first part is very open and uninteresting until it drops to the Rambla de Val, where we have 6 rappels. It is assumed that you can leave to the right to go up where we can or left to the recreation area, although it is difficult.another option is to cross the Rambla de la Val, and climb up looking for the best place, to return to find the track abanadonada that will take us to the car.

Faixas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards El Foratón and before arriving we will turn to the left by the path that goes up the Secús ravine towards the Pico Agüerri. We will come out onto a grassy meadow and we will see the upper part of the Faixas cirque on the left. We will leave the path to go in search of this cirque which we will enter at an altitude of about 1900m.
Tour: Dizzying descent, with no time to catch your breath. At all times we will be rappelling, climbing or descending through quite exposed rocky areas. It will only take water when the rest goes high, that yes, in case of flow a lot of caution because the rappels are through the waterfalls.

Majadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Jump the guardrail and go down to the river
Tour: The longest rappel of the Majadas (13 meters) delights all participants in the activity. The canyon can be divided into three zones, the first open and in which a chaos of blocks is crossed, the second more spectacular with narrow walls and the third in an open channel with more water.

Linarejos: Canyon Start

Cuchillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses We cross the stream by the dam and go up a path, towards the Cuesta del Hoyo ravine, to the shack in ruins. From here we follow the track to the west and in a kilometer and a bit we are in the ravine. Be careful not to go too far and reach Ezpeleta.
Tour: Open canyon, in which we can escape at all times, with two very different areas. The first one totally aerial with 5 rappels to save almost 200m of unevenness. The second one has some projections and some simple rappels.

Lisa: Canyon Start
Approach: We head in the direction of the irrigation ditch that comes out of the pond and soon we reach the beginning
Tour: 5 rappels in natural and several skills

Capellanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez It is obvious, you just have to go down to the riverbed
Tour: Two parts, the first one more open and with easier rappels. From Bco Robles it closes and narrows, gaining height rappels. It is equipped with clamps as a ferrata except for the final part.

Lavajos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of the national road it is only down the path to the ravine. From the cemetery follow the path in front and it will stop almost at km 252 of the national road. We continue walking to the other parking and descend to the river.

Majales: Canyon Start
2025-02-22: Seen from the bridge the canyon had no water, but surprisingly it did and very clean (unlike Sima del Diablo). Easy, enjoyable, sunny Spring canyon with views of Juzgar and possibility to continue dow...
Approach: Hike up right bank of the canyon, cross it with some fixed ropes and continue left bank.
Tour: Surprisingly fresh water which filters shortly before the last abseil.

Moluengo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access parking we will descend to the dry riverbed by the obvious path. We will follow the dry riverbed for more than a kilometer until the head of the first rappel, just before reaching the cuchillar.
Tour: 4 obligatory rappels and a couple of them climbable in an enviable environment that takes us down to the Cabriel.

Murnier: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Añisclo pass and, before starting to climb, we turn left onto the path of Las Marías. Soon we enter the forest and pass the end of our ravine and its last waterfall. We will continue for about 150m and the trail turns right to climb the slope towards Las Marias. At a turn, at about 1400m altitude, we will see a pine tree with a red L-shaped mark, a place to leave the path and go right towards the ravine.
Tour: Very continuous, open except for two areas and with many fallen trees at times.

Pagomakurre: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Barruela and Pagomakurre banks We go down to a bridge that is to cross the river and enter
Tour: Simple descent from naturals to trees

Pagomakurre: Canyon End
Return: We follow the river until we reach a small bridge, go up that track to the access road and drive back to the car.

Peñas Albas: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we must take the junk and follow the track to the top of the ravine. There we would leave the second car, there is a path that leads us down to the dry riverbed.
Tour: Dry descent except after heavy rains. It has a marmite that can be avoided and a lot of brambles.

Peranera: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track uphill until the second sharp left turn (about 30-40min walk), here we turn right in search of a slightly marked path that shortly after becomes clearer and gently descends to the ravine. When we reach the course of a stream we descend down it to the barrando.
Tour: Simple, with 5 rappels, two of them can be skipped but checking very well.

Portilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb the ravine by a well-marked path that starts in front that indicates narrow gollizno, for about 35 minutes, crossing the stream several times, until you reach a small meadow, marked with a milestone and with some slides behind, here we get into the water, a few meters down is the first rappel.
Tour: Short but beautiful canyon, with water after rains, it has 7 rappels, none with more than 12m. Headers somewhat exposed but installation in good condition. It has a very boxed final zone without escape.

Proacina: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue to the bridge, there is a track on the right where we can go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Easy except when under load, some jumps and 4 rappels.

Romedo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path of Pla de Boavi going up the Lladorre river until we reach a bridge that crosses it to go up to the refuge of Broate (end of the descent). At this point we will have a path on the left (orographic right of the Romedo) that following some milestones will take us to the Romedo dam. At about 1700m altitude the trail approaches the river, we will access it.
Tour: Fairly open ravine with a spectacular setting and a good flow until well into the summer. In spring, in general it is usually impossible due to the thaws. Rappel without too much difficulty

Santa Agueda: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go north to the viewpoint of the Esquina de Rubén, before arriving we can go through the forest or from the viewpoint go to the right along the path that runs along the cliffs. From the viewpoint, in less than 500m we reach a small tree and some anchors from where to start the descent.
Tour: Vertical in its first part and boxed in the second. In rainy season good waterfalls.

Sebrando: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend we go up two sharp bends and leave a first detour to the right, a few meters ahead we find a bend to the left and a path that takes us down to the river on the right. This is the way in.
Tour: Short but very fun descent for inexperienced people, with an 18-meter rappel. Attention: the riverbed is quite slippery!

Sibiscal: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we will see a beautiful little wooden bridge next to the road. Right next to it there is a path that goes up to the sharp right curve of the road and from there another path that goes up to the track where you park the access car. Once there you just have to go down to the stream.
Tour: Without great difficulties except for the abseiling of 30m from natural, it is a stream without great flows but except in the hardest part of the summer, it does not usually dry up.

Sopeliana: Canyon Start

Sotllo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave the track to cross the river on our way to the Vallferrera Refuge. We will leave it behind zigzagging up this first demanding stretch towards the Pica d'Estats. When we reach the post that indicates the Pica, the path softens and gradually turns northward into the valley until it reaches an elevation of almost 2100m. At this point we will see the river on our left and a small path down the slope, among the trees to go down. NOTE: It is outlined 1,5h of approach until here, but in case of being in a hurry in 1h you can arrive (with the sweat that entails).
Tour: See review

Tuesa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car, the descent to the dam is immediate. From the return car we will go up the track enjoying the wonderful views during the 2kms of track to the dam trail.
Tour: Simple, we start with the rappel from the dam that can be lowered by the metal steps (some in poor condition). There will be rappels and abseilings until we reach the bridge of the starting track.

Valdorria: Canyon Start
Approach: Once in the village we will see the cut of the river. We go down to it and walk along the riverbed in the undergrowth or outside (more comfortable).
Tour: Several slides of 4 and 2 meters before the 20m abseil. Then 3 more fun slides of up to 17m that can be repeated. We will continue along the trail for almost 45 min and then we will enter the river again to rappel to the Cola de Caballo waterfall and its almost 30m.

Vallmala: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the funicular and from here to a tree on the orographic left where we will find a rappel rope.
Tour: Nice descent of a dry canyon except after rains. At all times we will be under the Aeri

Viaña: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path that leaves from the hut and goes up the river. After an hour we will see the 20m waterfall and after passing it we access the river.
Tour: Easy descent with only 3 rappels and a lot of drops and slides.

Aigua: Canyon Start
Approach: Directo
Tour: Easy descent with a couple of abseilings and a couple of rappels.

Lastra Marinas: Canyon Start
Approach: From Tinada, the access to the river is direct, we will have to follow the river for about 1000m until the real beginning of the descent. From Lagunillas leaves a track that takes us almost to the beginning of the river. From the parking lot below the Collado Tornero there is a marked path that takes us right to the headwaters, you can't miss it.
Tour: Beautiful and quite steep descent, some slides and a couple of jumps along with 8 rappels in a quite leafy descent.

Canton Muela: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we take the track that goes up to the headwaters of the Calera river. When we reach the end of the ravine we will have to go up through the meadows towards the headwaters. If we have the access car in the port of Tornos, we take the path that leads us up the hill to the top and enter from the top.
Tour: Quite vertical canyon. Better after rains to ensure a good flow. Arriving at the junction with the track we can leave and get to the car or go down to the Calera ravine and finish that part of the ravine.

Centenario: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars access is immediate from the mill. If we go with a car, from the parking we will take the path that goes to the Chorrador, we will go up a path on the orographic left before the chorrador, quite steep, overcoming 200 meters of unevenness in 1.5 km. The path is not very marked.
Tour: It starts open with some short abseils and rappels and then closes and enters the waterfall area.

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Comment: Parking II

Cinorrio: Canyon Start

Enebro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the goat by the path of the Victory Refuge we go up the Pelayos river until we reach the Apretura, here we will follow the carved path. When we arrive to the base of the Torreón de los Galayos we will see the access to the ravine.
Tour: Rapid descent linking skills with waterfalls (only in rainy season) semi-equipped.

Lobo (Cirat): Canyon Start
Approach: From the return parking we will have to walk up the track to the ruins. On the track that comes out on the right at the ruins we continue until we find the riverbed.
Tour: Canyon of simple rappels and some dexterity. If we manage to do it with water we can enjoy a good time.

Mas Solaz: Canyon Start
Approach: The trail crosses the Alcotas wadi and rises through the hills with the ravine on our left. We will follow it to where it crosses the dry creek.
Tour: Easy, a few drops, 4 rappels and a few pools with water.

Oro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave from here by a track that heads east, turns north and after 100m turns east again to now go down to the stream bed.
Tour: Quite boxed in and with beautiful formations. The rappels are easy except when there is water that can slip a little.

Pico Canales: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the Tornos peak we will go south towards the Cantón de la Muela peak and from there to the Canales peak. Before reaching its summit we turn left to the slope to go in search of the bed of a stream that will form our ravine.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels, grassy slopes throughout the route and a couple of impressive verticals. The 60m rappel is worth the effort

Pino: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Peral I and II ravines Descend to the ravine on our right.

Somo: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the village following the track that goes up the valley next to the river, by its orographic left, always following this track that runs parallel, we will go up crossing the ravines of Pasada Mala and Salto by its lower part, here we will find a path that takes us to the lower part of Somo, we leave it to the left and follow our ascending path, which after two curves, brings us back to an altitude of 700m now to the head of our ravine.
Tour: see sketch

Cenza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the remains of a track heading NW, uphill, in Maps is marked as "Mirador fervenza de Edrada". We will follow this track until a very closed left fork just in front of San Mamede (on the other side of the valley), we leave this track and go straight towards the viewpoint, we pass it and now with the reference of the waterfall, we continue above this waterfall until the "path" crosses the stream.
Tour: A couple of small rappels of 10m to reach the large waterfall of 66m (rope needed to overcome it min of 72m), after this slides, skills and a couple of small rappels. When arriving at the Couso river we can continue doing aquatic canyoning, without great difficulties but with an enviable environment.

Cao Medio (Bielsa): Canyon Start

Torco: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we will go south towards the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Las Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass, from here we only have to continue downhill towards the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels, grassy slopes all along the route.

Ezpeleta: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses We cross the stream by the dam and go up a path, towards the Cuesta del Hoyo ravine, to the shack in ruins. From here we follow the track to the west and in a kilometer and a half we will arrive at the ravine. Be careful not to get into Cuchillo which is the previous one.
Tour: Long and vertical descent, very hard due to its long hours of development and mounting facilities.

Falon: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hut following down the riverbed until you reach the dike, or parking next to the ravine to immediately enter it.
Tour: From the dam all are skills and four rappels, of 35, 20, 24 and 9 meters, some of them flown, and in one there is a marmita where it will be necessary to wet the feet up to the knees. Until reaching the Tous dam.

Ferreras: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest track of Bujaruelo passing the barrier, follow this track (GR11), pass the detour to the valley of Otal, leave the Salto del Pich on the right and reach the bridge of Ordiso, where the track ends. We will continue along the path that goes up to the Ordiso hut, we will have two options, go up the channel on the right, halfway to the hut or go up the orographic left of the waterfall, taking advantage of the equipped pass. If we go up the channel, we will cross the beautiful valley hanging Ferreras to the stream, which just at that point dives into a cave sinkhole, we must follow the gully in search of the first rappel. If we have climbed to the left of the waterfall, we will soon surpass it and before reaching the fence we will be able to enter the descent.
Tour: A first open part up to the first rappel, from here on without loopholes, very narrow until you reach the rappels of the waterfall.

Haya: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to leave through the beech forest, which we leave behind to take the path that goes from Lendoño to Portillo de Menérdiga, shortly before reaching the Portillo, under the walls that close the cirque, we leave the path to go to the right without losing height in search of the upwelling and our riverbed. Another option is by the access path to Salto or Somo, we leave behind the head of Somo and continue to Fuente el Haya, here we can begin to descend the ravine or follow the path to also go to the path that climbs to Portillo.
Tour: First part vertical and long rappels, then the canyon is losing height but gaining flow with the contributions of the Salto and Pasada Mala canyon, at which point we reach the most spectacular rappel.

Ilsos del Zalama: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south to the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before climbing Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of Ilsos de Zalama, after this we have the Zalama 1, Zalama 2 and finally Zangosta.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Iritxin: Canyon Start
Approach: From Larreder we follow a little and soon a track on the left that brings us closer to the headwaters of the river. If we can get here with the car, all the better.
Tour: Open but very interesting descent. It is a succession of abseilings and skills to save an important unevenness in 1km of route. Much better in rainy weather so that the river carries more water, although it does not usually dry out.

Mazandu: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Mazandu, Achar and Chipeta We cross the bridge and continue climbing towards the Alanos. We will pass the livestock buildings and we will go to the Mazandu Refuge. When we arrive at the pass we will see the stream, we only need to go to it.
Tour: Easy, only one rappel and a lot of drops, some of them delicate to go to the Bco Chipeta.

Montorte 1: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track and then the path to the top of the Avellanal. From here we will continue through the undergrowth to find each of the 4 verticals.
Tour: 4 equipped verticals

Montorte 2: Canyon Start

Montorte 3: Canyon Start

Moreno: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down through brambles towards the stream, then we just have to follow it until we find the first difficulties.
Tour: The part of the Magadillos stream is completely full of weeds and brambles. The Arroyo Moreno is more interesting because of its magnificent waterfall, and the final part up to the Fábrica de Luz is a walk along the river.

Ola Cenza: Canyon Start
Approach: Once on the Castiñeira road, we can enter through the wall taking advantage of the steel cable and we remove the first skills or go to the bridge and do that part.
Tour: Very varied descent with exposed headwaters and duplicated installations to avoid the active. It is advisable to carry more rope to ensure access to the headwaters.

Curt: Canyon Start

Pegueras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave crossing the plain/plain of Sebillún in a northerly direction looking for the losing path that climbs to the Pegueras peak. At about 1900m altitude, just at the foot of the peak, the forest ends and we can turn left, west to go around the peak to a small hill where we enter the watercourse of our ravine. We will follow the riverbed until it begins to box in.
Tour: Alpine descent, very long, with great views and "fair" facilities.

Peñas Pastor: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Descent that gradually closes until reaching the R40. Here we can leave in search of the path or do the last rappel with water from the spring.

Pozonegro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track where people go to see the Pozo Negro, we will enter there.
Tour: Easy descent, with water all year round

Resentios: Canyon Start
Approach: From Manzaneda, follow a path that enters the ravine.
Tour: Open at the top and a little more closed at the bottom where the rappels are located.

Mayor: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track until we pass under the Pico de la Ventana and in a sharp bend to the left comes out on the right a mining path that passes under the cliffs and enters the river. If we see this access complicated we can try to follow the track to the source of the river and go down it.
Tour: Gorge with lots of vegetation in which we can escape almost anywhere, except in the waterfalls that is a little boxed in

Sanaruelas: Canyon Start

Sante: Canyon Start

Saturio: Canyon Start
Comment: an der Kehre geradeaus zum Bach
Approach: The street becomes a track that we will take and leads us to the river. This same track turns right and goes up the river until it reaches a point that crosses it.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with a beautiful waterfall, continues with an area of pools and slides, to reach two rappels of 6 and 10 meters and close the canyon a little. We have another area of pools and slides and we reach the final rappel. Most of the people who descend this ravine, do it until the water collection hut, located on the left margin, leaving by the disused track that leads us back to the initial parking (2024.07-Alex U.). In case of continuing the descent and descending the last cascade of 35m, it is indispensable to have previously parked another vehicle in the highway N-634, next to the house, since the return way that leaves from this point, is completely eaten by the vegetation it is practically impossible to return by that way and later track.(2024.07-Alex U.)

Saturio: Canyon End
Comment: vor der Straßenbrücke rechts hinaus
Return: We turn left in search of the access road.

Sintxita (Goikoa): Canyon Start
Approach: Situation of Alarrieta, Sintxita and Sintxita Goikoa ravines From the parking we leave by the track and soon we will see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Two very different parts, the first with the rappels, very aesthetic and the second much more aquatic with rappels and slides.

Sintxita (Goikoa): Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right onto a track that will lead us to the road.

Fondo (Montserrat): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the village to the street Pau Bertran to turn right on the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari. Follow the PR (white and yellow marks) flanking the wall to the dry stream. Another option is to climb left to the Senyera below the Roca Lisa. There we turn right along the PR to also flank the wall to the torrent and the Font Seca. Once at the Font Seca we follow the path of the Cami Vell de Collbató to Montserrat and when we reach the Pla de Bateries we can continue straight ahead to the head of the stream or turn right to the Coll de Garrigoses.
Tour: A first part of destrespes and then rappels of up to 10m without great difficulty but in a quite beautiful environment. When we reach the GR we can continue and do two more rappels of up to 20m or go out on the GR.

Transveral: Canyon Start
Approach: We retrace our steps and cross the river and take the path that leads to Zuriza by the orographic left. After 500m we turn right and soon we will take the remains of a path that climbs uphill. We will have the option to climb up to the hill or follow the path that crosses the ravine and climbs up to above the cliffs. From here we must continue over the cliffs to the gully of our ravine.
Tour: Demanding, tough and technical

Urgorri: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes up to Pasagarri, we leave the San Roque track on the left, after 400m we take the next track on the left, the Artabe track, up to the head of the ravine next to the fountain.

Ursalto: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road for 250m to a track that leads us to the bed of our ravine.
Tour: The first rappels are very short, from natural, with good formations in the middle of a beautiful forest to reach the waterfall that gives its name to our descent. Magnificent waterfall in which to delight us. We will follow the riverbed now with less difficulties, we will leave a creek to the right, a couple of abseilings and the ravine opens up.

Zalama 1: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south towards the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Las Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before going up to Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of the canyon.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Fuebas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will go up until almost the refuge, the bridge of A Pasata that is where the path crosses the Fuebas river.
Tour: Easy descent, except in thaw.

Font Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Font Blanca and Canaleta ravines We follow the track up about 2kms until the indicator of PR to Mas de l'Arminyà. We will go up seeing the cirque and the 40m waterfall (dry), once overcome we will soon see the riverbed to which we can already access.
Tour: Nice dry descent, except after rains, to be combined with its brother Canaleta

Barranquet Castell: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will go up to the access parking, from there a path goes straight ahead through the valley that soon crosses to the other side to climb towards the arch of Santa Lucia and the Castell de Penáguila. At the top crosses a dry riverbed, here we access the ravine.
Tour: A first rappel that leaves us in a marmita, it can be guided so that the rest do not have to access the marmita. We will be attentive in case the rope with knots is not there or is deteriorated because it is difficult to exit. We will continue with another rappel right from the marmita to reach an open area where we will walk for a while up to the vertical, where the canyon narrows a little and we have 4 rappels linked. Keep in mind that the R30 is a repisita with two parabolts in which only fit 2 people (3 very close together).

Piula: Canyon Start
Approach: From Pertusa: We start by the path of the ferrata and the GR, we will see the detour of the ferrata to the right and we will go along the GR until we reach the foot of the cliffs. When the uphill zigzags begin we will see a marked path to the right that leaves us in the girdle. We will go along the strip to the rappel we want to do. From Castell de Sant Llorenç: We will go towards the Bco de Sarah, we will pass it and the next channel we will see the Bco Piula where we can descend to the girdle quickly.
Tour: According to the route to be made, see sketch

Carroceda: Canyon Start

Tera: Canyon Start

Domeño: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river under the bridge and go up the hillside along the fence to almost the headwaters, here we will see where the water goes down and the zip line to cross the riverbed.
Tour: The zip line and then we descend by the orographic right. A first climb to access the vertical, with 3 rappels that divide it.

Gujuli: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave to follow the train tracks, after 100m by the cheese factory we cross the tracks and follow it to the bridge.
Tour: The first or only installation is mounted on the left in a tree that would allow us to make the descent with 100m of rope, in which case it is necessary to foresee to put a sack or anti-scratch at the exit (delicate rubbing). If we do not want to put so much friction on the rope, about 8m below we have a ledge with an installation of 3spits without plate that would allow us to make a cleaner R90.

San Pedro (Orzales): Canyon Start
Approach: From the lookout point it is immediate
Tour: Fantastic waterfall although usually with a trickle.

Arquero: Canyon Start
Approach: From here, continue on foot along the PR trail that descends from Puertomingalvo to the Arquero waterfall, well visible, opposite. This path crosses the river over a wooden bridge in fair condition. Continue on the well-marked path without taking any detour that leads us in the direction of the river until we find, about 15min uphill, a clear fork marked with cairns that leads to the upstream spring. When arriving in front of the limestone walls climb up the slopes on the left marked with cairns and with some small climb, until an obvious flat ledge on the left of the riverbed that takes us to the headwaters above the limestone barriers. limestone barriers.

Cascadas de Aguaké: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road for a few meters until we pass the mill cut, here we enter the riverbed.
Tour: Just above the cut of the mill we have a tree from which to rappel, we pass the mill and under the road, we will have to leave the riverbed through the fields (careful not to spoil anything) and after 300m we return to the riverbed. We will find a small rappel to get into the boxed area and reach the Aguake waterfall.

Barruela: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barruela and Pagomakurre banks We follow the track for about 700m, here comes another track on the left that we will follow another 600m to make a curve to the right and leave the waterfalls on our left, we will only have to go down to the river.
Tour: Easy descent from naturals to trees, beautiful waterfalls

Barruela: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence of the rivers we go up to the bridge, cross it and go up to the track, next to our car.

Cascadas Toberia: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that goes up to the Andoin pass. After a short while, we will leave the track to the left towards the stream and follow the signs that lead us to the waterfalls along the path that goes up the orographic right to the spring.
Tour: Opened by tuff waterfalls

Cascadas Xiblos: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the marked trail that climbs to the Xiblu waterfall. After a kilometer and a half we leave this path and take another one to our right that goes up to the brañas. At 3kms from the village the path approaches the stream, time to access the riverbed.
Tour: Gradually the descent picks up altitude until it reaches the waterfalls, after this is the last one that is visited and we finish the descent.

Cascadas Molino: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hut we follow the PR that takes us to the waterfalls, first the left one, higher but less flowing, and then the right one.
Tour: The two waterfalls that join at their base to make two more rappels

Ojo Lezea: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the orographic left by a track until another one that goes into the slopes towards the Ojo Lezea. We go down to a tree above the Ojo
Tour: Short and open ravine in which we descend a very steep slope. Its main attraction is the Ojo Lezea cave.

Istora: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park at the hermitage of the virgin of Uralde we can take the path that goes along the left bank of the river until it reaches the area encajonda and enter the river. We can also take the track that goes south up the mountain to the hill and turn left and go down to the Foz. From Orbiso we go up the track to Valcocino and continue to the hill that on the left we have Oteo and on the right the descent to the Foz.
Tour: Simple and very aesthetic descent to be made after rains

Suplicios: Canyon Start

Radon: Canyon Start
Approach: Bajar al barranco, si no tiene agua no necesita neopreno
Tour: Pequeños destrepes previos a la zona de la Cascada del Cubo donde están los dos rápeles. Luego una zona abovedada que se puede evitar por las grapas y finalmente más destrepes continuando el rio hasta el pueblo.

Guanga: Canyon Start
Approach: We will return a few meters along the road to take the path that says "Cascadas". After passing the Peña el Castiello, the trail will approach the creek to cross it, time to access the trail.
Tour: Simple and entertaining, we will have to install the rappels in trees, except for two that have installation.

Coma Alta: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the access track straight ahead until the fork, straight ahead Caragols, we to the right (return of Cargols), along the Camí de la Cova de l'Arcada. We will pass by the Roca del Tambor and from there to the Font d'es Xebre. From here it is time to climb to the cave, once we reach it we continue along the path and after leaving it behind there is a path to the right, marked with milestones by which we will climb until we reach the bed of the stream.
Tour: A first rappel, then a handrail to avoid a pool and we are already on the spectacular R42.

Aruna Chala: Canyon Start
Approach: We have several options: 1.- Directly going up the Torrent del Pont, when we reach the height of the Roca Mala (we leave it on the left), we will take the path of "cova de la Murdela" and after passing it, soon we arrive at our channel. 2.- By the VF de las Damas, after leaving it we will look for the path to l'Artiga Alta on our left, we will take this path along the ridge to enter this small cirque and go to the Coll dels Pollegons. From here we will only have to go down to "cova de la Murdela", a few meters before we have the channel on our left. 3.- Similar to the access by the VF de las Damas, just before the entrance we can turn left to go up the equipped channel of l'Artiga Alta. It is not a ferrata as such and we will have some somewhat exposed steps in which to make climbs and steps in opposition. Once up, we will continue the same as in the previous case towards the Coll dels Pollegons.
Tour: Easy descent with only 5 rappels. The most complicated are the intermediate rappels R3 and R4 with their ledge. But if we see it bad and we have enough rope we can do a 34m rappel to the bottom.

Santa Caterina: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the village to the street Pau Bertran to turn right on the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari. Follow the PR (white and yellow marks) flanking the wall to the dry stream. Another option is to climb left to the Senyera below the Roca Lisa. There we turn right along the PR to also flank the wall to the torrent and the Font Seca.
Tour: Easy, 5 rappels without great difficulty. A multitude of skills, many of them equipped with fixed rope.

Lloro: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesos bcos Lloro y Trago Varias opciones: Por el refugio. Seguimos por la pista y nos salimos por el sendero de la derecha, mismo acceso que Caragols, sendero de marcas blancas y luego azules que sube hacia el Gerro y els Pallers. Un poco más allá se junta con otro sendero más marcado en la Era dels Pallers (pequeño collado) en donde iremos a la derecha, bajo la Roca de la Gran Portella, hacia el refugi Vincenç Barbé. Pasaremos el refugio y a los 10min aprox, cruzaremos un torrente con un hito, Clot del Trago, que podríamos descender y continuar con los 3 últimos rápeles de Lloro. Dejaremos este torrente atrás, pasamos un colladito y en la siguiente vaguada tenemos el Torrrent del Lloro Por la VF del Lloro. Por la pista de acceso de frente hasta la bifurcación, de frente Caragols, nosotros a la derecha (retorno de Cargols), por el Camí de la Cova de l’Arcada. Pasaremos por la Roca del Tambor y de ahí a la Font del Xebret. Aquí dejaremos el sendero de la cova y nos iremos a la izquierda subiendo por el margen del Lloro hasta la canal/via ferrata que nos sube este primer paredón. Una vez superado, seguiremos un senderito poco marcado por la izquierda orográfica del Lloro hasta ver que el torrente se abre, momento para bajar al cauce Por l'Arcada . El mismo acceso que la VF, pasaremos la Font del Xebret y subimos a la cova de l'Arcada, aquí cogemos el sendero que va hacia el refugio. Remonta el Torrent de les Grutes y cambia de cauce al Lloro. Cuando el sendero cruza el torrente es el momento de empezar a descenderlo
Tour: The first part of the route is more open, with cliffs and rappels from trees. Little by little we enter a chaos with small rappels of up to 8m. We leave the chaos to do a couple more rappels before crossing the Trago (afl right) and doing the last 3 rappels, which are the longest.

Bauma Onyo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking place we continue straight ahead in search of the GR5 that goes on the other side of the river by which we came with the car. Once we find it we follow it up to the first torrent (about 15min) and go down to the first rappel.
Tour: Two cantilevered rappels to start with, the first 40m and the second 20m. A quieter section and we finish with another cantilevered rappel. Beware of friction!

Uguna: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track to the left to the creek
Tour: A first part of climbing skills and a couple of rappels, followed by a long area of walking, before reaching the wonderful waterfall of Uguna. After it, a slide and another rappel.

Yera 1: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will go up the side of the waterfall and when we reach the upper terrace we enter the riverbed. With one car we have to go up to the upper bridge, there is a path that takes us to the side of the river from the lower bridge.
Tour: The first part is 3 rappels chained in the Yera waterfall, beautiful with the right water. Later, after the bridge we have an area of chaos that we can try to avoid down the slope to reach the next waterfalls.

Yera 2: Canyon Start
Approach: Yera 2 ravines Immediate from the bridge over the river
Tour: Easy descent with only 3 rappels

Boter: Canyon Start
2025-03-29: Highest vertical in Catalunya. Nice views, anchors in good condition.
Approach: Tenemos dos opciones, por la vía ferrata Regina o por el sendero: 1.- VF, al lado de las casetas sale un sendero por la parte de atrás que al poco se desvía a la derecha hacia los paredones hasta meterse bajo ellos en el comienzo de la ferrata. Tened en cuenta el tiempo que se pueda perder por haber otros grupos y el cargar con 200m de cuerda mínimo. Tras el segundo tramo llegamos al escape donde nos cruzamos con el sendero de subida. Podremos seguir por el tercer tramo (duro) o seguir el sendero 2.- Sendero, igualmente detrás de las casetas por el sendero, seguiremos de frente (es el retorno de la ferrata), el sendero cruza el cauce seco y se dirige al fondo del barranco (donde termina la cascada) para cruzar a la orilla izquierda orográfica hasta juntarse con la salida del tramo 2 de la ferrata. Una vez en este punto podremos hacer el tercer tramo o subir por el sendero de retorno de dicho tramo hasta la cumbre. Al llegar a la cumbre giramos a la izquierda y bajamos al cauce seco.
Tour: The third rappel is in a hanging meeting for 2 or 3 people and with 200 meters of fall. The descent consists of 4 rappels, the last two of which are flown and to enter the second belay we have to make a 3m pendulum. NOTE: given the verticality of the descent and the number of meters with the rope dry, the descender can get very hot. It is better to use a self-locking mechanism to be able to make small stops to limit this effect so that both rope and descender do not suffer.

Don Sancho: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, down to the riverbed
Tour: Good views and easy rappels, perfect for beginners.

Rubia: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path heading SW towards the Cova Fumá, when we get there we will go to the watercourse on the right that we will climb along a less clear path. Without reaching the end we will see another watercourse with vegetation in which we will get in search of the first rappel.
Tour: Quite a dressed and entertaining descent with the culmination of the final rappel.

Tobalinas: Canyon Start

Tejada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the poplar grove you can see the entrance to the ravine. It is to follow the path that passes by the old dam.
Tour: A simple descent, with a first part of skills and then the most closed area with rappels.

Paret: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret From the reservoir there is a winding path that goes up the mountainside, it is the PR CV7 or Senda les Revoltes, we go up it until the last sharp left turn, here there is a path to the right that in 200m takes us to the head of the mountain.
Tour: Fairly open, easy descent

Santuario: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediately, we follow the road that follows the track to the entrance
Tour: A first part more open and after the escape, it closes a little for the two high rappels of 22m.

Doña Juana: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate with two cars, see map
Tour: Simple except for the first rappel, which can be broken up.

Montes de Malaga: Canyon Start

Zarzalones: Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 we ascend the stairs of San Pascual, cross the raft and go to the viewpoint, from here a gentle descent to the source of the Rio Grande. If we want to continue ascending, along the same orographic left bank of the Zarzalones we can go up a path to the headwaters. From P2 gentle descent to the source of the Rio Grande. From P3 immediately.
Tour: Interesting descent to make it integral. The lower more aquatic part can be used to start canyoning. In the upper part be careful with the friction of the ropes.

Eladio Parodi: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the gate on the left, we go up a runoff channel to the cattle track. Once almost at the crest, we turn right over the cliffs to pass under the Los Palominos farmhouse. We pass two more wire gates and arrive at the head of the trail.
Tour: Vertical ravine and no water except for heavy rains.

Nogaleas: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the route Cascadas de las Nogaleas (white and green), the path runs parallel to the riverbed. Continue until the sign that announces the beginning of the equipped section.
Tour: Very complete and easy descent, ideal for practicing different canyoning techniques. There are many handrails installed with intermediate points. Possibility of installing natural.

Riega Muro Peñallana: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road, we jump over the wall and go down the grass until we get into the channel and find the first rappel.
Tour: Wide open grassy slope and with a creek

Mas Coix: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the hill where we can (there is no clear path) with the bco del Agua on the left until almost where the trees end, time to throw us to the riverbed because we reached the first rappel. In some guides they speak to follow the riverbed from the superior part instead of going down the hill... it can that it is more dressed and of worse progress.
Tour: A first rappel to approach the first vertical. In the first vertical we will find a small rappel to a generally dry pool, then an approach rappel with diverter to not pendulear and finally the hanging installation, for two people in a huge spectacular shelter. We will continue and we will find the next vertical, in this case an access rappel of 10m and then another hanging installation for 2 pers. The third section begins with an area of blocks and skills to reach a natural rappel that leaves us on the highest vertical, 35m, again hanging.

Cuevon Pruneda: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track for 2kms until we reach the hill and then we go to the right side of the valley in search of the sinkhole/cave.
Tour: See cave topography

Mirabal (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We must go up the PR-HU39 (right bank of the Yaga) towards Escuaín. The ravine to descend is just beyond the middle of the access to Mirabal next to a characteristic esplanade.
Tour: A first part with rappels and a second part in which we will walk through a chaos of blocks to the course. Beautiful views on the descent to the river.

Chorrera (Spain): Canyon Start

Cao (Bielsa): Canyon Start

Rejia: Canyon Start
2025-02-04: Open waterfalls + lush vegetation and a good hike-in from Tolox (one car or bike) via the Sendero de las Cascadas (2hrs) combining access to Horcajuelos & Reija (the latter has the higher & more attra...
Approach: From the spring, we walk down the riverbed to the Rejía waterfall. If we go down the firebreak, it is similar.
Tour: 1 Rápel 67 m por cascada 1b Rápel 11, 31, 33 m por fuera 2 Rápel 28 m 3 Rápel 15 m 4 Rápel 18 m Charco de la Virge We start with the Rejía waterfall, 67 m along the riverbed from a pine tree on the right, on the outside we can rappel from a pine tree on the left, abseil down and then descend from a ledge. This is followed by two more abseils, a section on foot with some steep slopes (a bit boring) and, after reaching the Horcajuelos stream, we reach the Charco de la Virgen.

Rejia: Canyon End
2025-02-04: Open waterfalls + lush vegetation and a good hike-in from Tolox (one car or bike) via the Sendero de las Cascadas (2hrs) combining access to Horcajuelos & Reija (the latter has the higher & more attra...
Return: We can turn left at the irrigation ditch and walk down to the thermal baths or walk up the fire lane on the right for almost 600 m to the car.

Tentellatge: Canyon Start
Approach: El barranco está justo detrás. Continuaremos andando por la pista (derecha) y en diez minutos encontraremos la entrada al barranco en una curva.
Tour: Descenso que en algunos tramos nos recuerda a algunos barrancos de conglomerado de la Sierra de Guara. Empieza un poco vestido y monótono pero va ganando interés. La gorga final es la parte más interesante. La salida por la vía ferrata le da un atractivo añadido

Cambullon Velez: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one stop we can leave it at P3, we take the route up to the Pinsapo de la Escalereta but before the middle of the climb, we cross the fence that we took to the right and take a small path that goes flat and then down slightly. From P1 along the path of the Pinsapo and when we reach a dry stream we go down it. From P2 it is a descent through the middle of the slope but less steep than P1.
Tour: Simple descent but quite interesting if the canyon has water in it.

Sima Diablo: Canyon Start
2025-02-22: Very polluted -directly after the source- from the above Juzgar village. Done Majales + Sima del Diablo combo. Both can be done with 25-30m of rope.
Approach: Juzgar, aka the smurfvillage, either park in the village and hike down from there. Or take a steep and curvy road to the below factory by the exit of the canyon, from which you hike up or do a shuttle. Other - and recommended - option is to park at the exit of Majales canyon and combine both canyons, visit Juzgar and go for food etc on the return hike.
Tour: Sencillo barranco con 4 rápeles y varios destrepes, alguno se puede rapelar.

Hoyos: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el pueblo de Jerte al lado de la caseta de información, por una pista asfaltada al principio que se convierte en tierra al final. Llegaremos al cruce con el río de los Hoyos donde comienza el descenso.
Tour: Descenso sin complicaciones con caudal normal.

Flamisell: Canyon Start
Approach: By the detour to the bridge, you only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Entertaining descent, very slippery Danger: Between the R4 and the R5 there is an overhang, which forms a slide of about 5 meters, at the end of this is formed a dangerous rebound, in which there has already been a scare. also behind the slipstream is created a small drosaje that normally does not involve problems.

Garome: Canyon Start

Saltaor: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track behind to get into a path that runs parallel to a dry riverbed, leaving our stream to the left. It will go up to the path of the Solana del Gato. We will follow the path of the Solana a few hundred meters to the riverbed.
Tour: Shortly after entering we will find the first rappel with a parabolt to mount a handrail. A dexterity and a couple of rappels to access the most interesting area, 3 rappels in a row with a recessed block that we can rappel or go under (if it has water it is dangerous). Another small rappel will take us to the last one, the Saltaor waterfall. Beautiful waterfall (when it has water) of 17m.

Rambla Cigarron: Canyon Start
Approach: From the gate we will leave in search of a path that goes west to cross the wadi and climb to an old road (now track), we will follow it to the left, uphill. We will pass two sharp bends (right-left) and after 100m a path to the left (it says that it is a private property) will soon lead to the riverbed and from there to the head of the first rappel.
Tour: Very short, a couple of rappels to approach the vertical of 28m divided into 18 + 10. Then we will have another rappel of about 10m divided to better recover the ropes.

Carcellera: Canyon Start

Hoz (Avila): Canyon Start
Approach: Imprescindible GPS. La aproximación asciende fuera de camino o senda por vegetación espesa: zarzas, helechos y arbolado bajo. El acceso al tramo inferior es fácil de seguir. Para realizar el descenso integral hay que buscarse la vida campo a través. Vale la pena Desde el parking tomar la pista ascendente que nos llevará a las Cassas Alcornocal. Llegamos a una cancela (no cruzar), tomar sendero a ala derecha que asciende entre la vegetación. Este sendero nos llevará a cruzar el arroyo el Molinillo. Continuar por el sendero hasta llegar al cauce.
Tour: Durante el descenso hay resaltes saltables o destrepables. El rápel de 15 se puede saltar desde una repisa a la derecha donde hay anclajes desde donde s puede rapelar cuando el caudal es elevado. El final del barranco acaba en la zona de baño del Recuencano.

Aigua Llinars: Canyon Start
Approach: From here we will have to walk. We will take the path that comes out in front of the farmhouse (yellow marks) and we will follow it for about 1 hour, until on the right hand side there is a path marked with an x, (attention, we must not reach the farmhouse that is seen at the bottom) we will go down and it will lead us to the bed of the ravine.
Tour: Simple ravine, with a first part of limestone normally dry, we will only find water in the pools. In the second part of the ravine formed of conglomerate, the water makes an appearance, gaining interest and beauty. In summary, we will find an easy and well excavated ravine, with short rappels, some jumps and projections (some delicate).

Merea (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: We will return to Merea and along the access "road" we will continue walking (from the parking is 1.5 km). It is just when the forest opens on our left and we have some fields where we can go down to the riverbed. We can continue up the riverbed or get into this area.
Tour: A gorge with beautiful formations and no major difficulties except for the final 18m rappel.

Besso: Canyon Start

Foscos Aigua d'Ora: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: This canyon is a great chaos. It has a multitude of holes, siphons and narrow passages. It always carries water. Be careful in spring and after the rains we will find it in live water. If we descend it with strong flow, we will have to avoid many of these passages. The first meters run along the riverbed until we find the beginning of the chaos. We will have the possibility of making multiple combinations. The chaos does not allow us to try different options, a multitude of holes where we will enjoy if the flow allows it.

Isabena: Canyon Start

Alcazar: Canyon Start

Ortiz: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches Ortiz and Fuente Trinidad We will leave towards the visible cut of Ortiz and Trinidad, the first one we will find is ours.
Tour: Very simple, there are really 3 rappels

Creta: Canyon Start

Cardos: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the watercourse towards the gap of the sierra
Tour: A first part without any interest, just walking to get to the sport section. The sport section starts with a rappel with a diverter to avoid a trap pit from which you can get out, we will continue with a couple of more rappels before the R17 that leaves us in the imposing trap pit.

Canalizo: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path that climbs the hill of the canalizo. We follow it until we reach the halfway point of the Manzano hill, here some milestones indicate that we have to go down to the stream.
Tour: Easy descent except for the slipperiness. Ideal to do after rain.

Mina: Canyon Start1

Mina: Canyon End

Fuente (Cuenca): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track towards the ferrata and after 500m at the fork we will turn right to go up the track through the forest for another kilometer. In a gentle right turn we will see a path on our left that goes down to the ravine. If we pass it, after 200m we reach a dam where we can also go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Almost all verticals have 2 installations and handrails so that we can choose which side to go down and we can practice.

Cal Cul: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: Comenzaremos el descenso del torrent de cal cul estret ,totalmente seco, de cauce abierto. Encontraremos dos rápeles cortos de 4 y 10 metros, con instalaciones naturales. Después del rápel de 10 podemos ir por el bosque de nuestra derecha hasta el rápel de 24, ya que ir por el cauce puede ser un poco coñazo. Llegados al rápel de 24, montaremos un pasamanos que nos llevará a la instalación de descenso (parabolts). El siguiente rápel de 24 metros y el que le sigue de 7 metros también están instalados con naturales. por último llegaremos al rápel de 25 metros (parabolts), que nos dejara en la surgencia donde empieza el clot de l'infern. Aquí nos pondremos los neoprenos. Clot de l'infern. La primera parte del descenso es un poco aburrida, se trata de caminar por el cauce intentando no torcerte el tobillo, con pocas pozas donde remojarse. a partir del primer rápel de 4 metros la cosa cambia y se vuelve mucho más interesante, haremos otro rapel más de 9 metros, donde si no hay suficiente caudal este desaparecerá filtrándose bajo unas rocas, hasta llegar a la parte más bonita del descenso, un bonito rápel de 13 metros (yo creo que son unos 15) donde el agua reaparecerá, fría y con mas caudal que hasta el momento. Seguidamente llegaremos a unos cortos pero preciosos oscuros. Al poco de salir de los oscuros llegaremos al rio aigua de valls, donde termina el clot de l'infern. Las instalaciones están perfectas (parabolts).

Herrera: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track for another kilometer until we pass a crop field where we will see the ravine on our right. Surrounding the field we enter the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, for beginners. Many rappels can be climbed and some have handrails to practice.

Guadalmina: Canyon Start
Approach: Si aparcamos en el pueblo seguimos las indicaciones al Charco de las Mozas. Si aparcamos al finalizar tenemos que remontar por el paseo de las angosturas.
Tour: Sin complicación

Guadalmina: Unknown

Guadalmina: Unknown1

Guadalmina: Unknown2
Comment: Canyon Finish

Jorox: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediato.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with small rappels and skills, until arriving at the 22m rappel. "A diverter has been mounted on the R3 on the orographic left over a natural. It helps to get out of the active and leaves you on a plate from which to make a jump to avoid entering the siphon. We have dived the siphon and in principle there is no problem through the window, but further to the right if it pushes against the bottom (drosage)."

Pajaruco: Canyon Start
2025-02-11: Water flow was still consistent after rainfall some days ago. Well protected from wind. Easy, open canyon, lots of escape possibilities, optional abseils, or options from trees to avoid certain pools....
Approach: Hike up a few streets. On the left side, behind the restaurant in the village, at the small park leaves a trail quite in traverse that takes us to the Pajaruco.
Tour: First part (2 abseils and open riverbed) is optional, but given the minimal length of the canyon it is recommended to complete the descent.

Cachon Camaces: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint, along a path that leads to the river. It is almost immediate
Tour: Shortly after going down to the river we have a corridor that takes us to the big attraction. A 40m waterfall and another 20m of ramp. After an area of jumps and skills to return to the rappels. To finish we can exit to the right before the river Huerga or if we see that it is not too strong to make a last rappel that deposits us in it.

Geganta: Canyon Start

Anglesoles: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Covalta area
Tour: Unequipped and prohibited

Cova Adells: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the Refugi de Clotes, Coll de Carabasses and the Cova dels Adells. After a kilometer we will leave the detour to the refuge and go to the right towards the cave. After 2 kms and a little we will arrive at the cave, the path continues upwards but here we will be next to the head of the cave, we will only have to go to the right in search of its access.
Tour: A first part with a lot of undergrowth, the canyon will gradually close until we reach the Ullal de Vi where we have the highest rappel of 22m.

Grutes: Canyon Start

Dilar: Canyon Start

Cañizo: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 5th tunnel we continue along the path until we find the next channel, above the channel we will see the installation of the first rappel.

Ancon Troncos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back 50m until we exit on the left to go in search of the riverbed. Or we climb 60m to an old track that comes out on the right and leads to the headwaters.

Bugaders: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Sajolida, Bugaders and Pont banks We leave by the track on the right towards the Torrent del Pont, which we will go up by its fixed ropes or we leave to the right by a path that goes up to a hill where we find a cairn and red paint marks (next to the Roca Mala). Follow the markers and cairns to the Clot de Sajolida. We will follow the path to climb the next ridge, from here we can already see the Bugaders riverbed.
Tour: Simple, only 4 rappels to reach the confluence with Sajolida.

Lleons: Canyon Start

Vigas: Canyon Start

Icor: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go back to the bridge, next to it there is a path that leads us down to the riverbed.

Chese: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the forest track and then towards the obvious riverbed.
Tour: Ver topo.

Ruiz: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track to the left and pass the hermitage, the track turns left and after 140m we turn right to cross the ravine.

Guayonje: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar For the track up to the ravine, we cross it and we continue for the other margin of the river up to a palm tree from which we will descend to the riverbed.

Ajabo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the riverbed until the first difficulties are reached

Gotera: Canyon Start
Approach: Igueste-Hondo ravine accesses From the soccer field we continue in west direction to take a path that goes to the SW, after 400m we cross the bed of our ravine, time to head south in search of the light tower, under the wires we will find the first projection.

Juajorro: Canyon Start

Pumera: Canyon Start

Calderas: Canyon Start

Llastre: Canyon Start

Lobo (Villa de Ves): Canyon Start
Approach: We go back towards the bridge, cross it and go up the track that winds through the cuts to the top. There we will see another worse track on the right that we will take about 400m to find a track / path on the right that gets us into the dry creek that goes to the cuts.
Tour: Open canyon very used by companies in the area so many rappels have double facilities, there are fixed handrails and climbs with knotted ropes for easy access. The second rappel, although short, is beautiful because of its ledge and overhanging exit. We will have a walking area and just at the end the last three rappels in a row.

Arigona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Igueste-Hondo ravines We continue along Morretillas street until the end to turn right, almost without a path. We can go horizontally to the west to the riverbed and then go down it to the track. We could choose to go diagonally down to the track. In both cases the descent starts from the track.

Mazas: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that runs parallel to the bank by its orographic right in an easterly direction, after 500m the track heads north and there is a path to the E that we will take. About 300m later we will have surpassed the ravine and we will see the bed to our right and the slope to go down.
Tour: Gully very dressed in its first part, then conglomerates forming narrow as many projections and embedded blocks. A very entertaining place to enjoy the skills.

Gota: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track 600m to the same place as with the high vehicle. Then on the left we have the dry riverbed to descend.
Tour: See topo Attention to the last rappel where we will need 2 ropes of 60m, beautiful final rappel.

Puente: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track in SE direction until it ends and becomes a kind of path that leaves us in a tributary riverbed on the right of our ravine, at the end of the riverbed it falls into the ravine with the access rappels.

Madre: Canyon Start

Cadiella: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car we will follow the track that goes to the pass, we will leave the Fontanarets mass to the right and we will go to the watercourse that we have in front of us. From Alfafara we will leave from the Carrer de la Creu, along the Carrer Serra de Mariola 100m to a small track that goes to the right and goes to the mountain. After 100m there is a small path on the right that we will follow until we reach another track. We take the track to the left, uphill, soon becomes a path that we follow, between trees, up this small ravine. The trail crosses the ravine and goes to the right to later turn south again and in a more open area, heading towards the mas. At almost 950m above sea level we will see a milestone that marks that we have to turn right to the walls that are already seen where the R1 is.
Tour: A few first rappels in natural, to move to a quieter area before the Xorrador, its magnificent R45.

Bellena: Canyon Start

Hondo (Tenerife): Canyon Start
Approach: Just before the bridge, on the left, there is a path that goes down to the riverbed.

Nortosce

San Vicente: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR in the direction of the hermitage of San Vicente, we will pass a first riverbed, the Pano gorge and just before climbing to the hermitage of San Vicente we will arrive at our ravine.
Tour: Continuous and well configured descent, overhangs (some of them delicate), pools, marmitas and a total of 12 rappels. Generally dry, much better after rain. The final part is the most interesting as the longest rappels are found here.

Cambrones: Canyon Start

Yecla: Canyon Start
Approach: We enter from the footbridges by rappelling or a little earlier by climbing up to the blocks.
Tour: Simple with only two rappels and the possibility of several 2-3m jumps.

Aiguadonzella: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver mapa
Tour: For collectors

Fort: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach barranc del Fort From the parking there is a path along the slope that goes up the NE direction, will make a left turn on the ravine to go to the head and to reach the height of an old track access to the riverbed.
Tour: Very simple, perfect for beginners. It only lacks the water

Clot del Boixar: Canyon Start
Approach: If we are going to do only the lower part it is better to park by Can Pasqual. We will leave the access track straight ahead until the fork, straight ahead Caragols, we will go to the right (return of Cargols), along the Camí de la Cova de l'Arcada. We will pass by the Roca del Tambor and from there to the Font d'es Xebre and the Cova del Cabrit, after passing it we will arrive at Boixar. If we leave Vinyanova, we go along the track on the left, straight ahead. After 300 m we go to the right on a path. The path will cross another, but we go straight on. At the next crossroads we go right uphill along the Camí dels Francesos towards the Coll de Mosset. If we go to the right we will go Joc de l'Oca (or Migdia), to the left the cami del Cabrit towards the lower part and we will continue straight ahead for the upper part. We will follow the path to the Roca Plana del Llamps, time to go down to the torrent.

Forat del Buli: Canyon Start
Approach: To access the source and continue to the Forat we will have to follow the road to the area outlined for the access car and follow the road that becomes a track. From the return parking lot to the access parking lot there are 3,5kms and from the access car park to the access car park there are 1,6kms. We will go down the track until almost reaching the height of Rialb, in a torrontera (bco Barraques) we will see that we can go down to the right to the river. If we only want to see the Forat, from the parking area follow the track down to the river, cross it and go up the path that brings us to the end of the tunnel.
Tour: Uncomplicated descent that in summer we can find full of people bathing in its turquoise water pools. If we make the complete route we will have to be careful with the tunnel in case of high flow (spring or after heavy rains).

Canal de l'Ermit Mort: Canyon Start

Son Torrella: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Tour: Sucesión de pequeños destrepes y rápeles hasta el r20 que tiene montado un pasamanos.

Son Torrella: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Return: Saldremos al embalse, si hemos aparcado abajo tendremos que ir por la senda que rodea el embalse sin perder altura hasta el aparcamiento. Si hemos aparcado en la carretera, nada más salir al embalse, tomaremos la senda a la izquierda que sube a la carretera

Son Torrella: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Return: Saldremos al embalse, si hemos aparcado abajo tendremos que ir por la senda que rodea el embalse sin perder altura hasta el aparcamiento. Si hemos aparcado en la carretera, nada más salir al embalse, tomaremos la senda a la izquierda que sube a la carretera

Herrerias: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river to go up the other bank where there is a track. After crossing the road bridge we enter the area of pools. If we want to access the waterfall we follow the track to the top.
Tour: Playful descent to enjoy jumps

Golero: Canyon Start

Coma d'en Pastor: Canyon Start

Font Seca: Canyon Start

San Andres (Tenerife): Canyon Start

Clot del Trago: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesos bcos Lloro y Trago Dos opciones: Por el refugio. Seguimos por la pista y nos salimos por el sendero de la derecha, mismo acceso que Caragols, sendero de marcas blancas y luego azules que sube hacia el Gerro y els Pallers. Un poco más allá se junta con otro sendero más marcado en la Era dels Pallers (pequeño collado) en donde iremos a la derecha, bajo la Roca de la Gran Portella, hacia el refugi Vincenç Barbé. Pasaremos el refugio y a los 10min aprox, cruzaremos un torrente con un hito, momento de dejar el sendero y seguir el cauce. Por la VF del Lloro. Por la pista de acceso de frente hasta la bifurcación, de frente Caragols, nosotros a la derecha (retorno de Cargols), por el Camí de la Cova de l’Arcada. Pasaremos por la Roca del Tambor y de ahí a la Font del Xebret. Aquí dejaremos el sendero de la cova y nos iremos a la izquierda subiendo por el margen del Lloro hasta la canal/via ferrata que nos sube este primer paredón. Una vez superado, seguiremos un senderito poco marcado por la izquierda orográfica del Lloro hasta el sendero del Refugio. Lo cogeremos en esa dirección y a los 200m encontraremos el torrente.
Tour: In both cases we will follow the open torrent, with a few cliffs for almost 300m until it begins to close and we find the first rappel. Then a couple more rappels of up to 25m to reach the Torrent del Lloro, with which we share the last 3 rappels.

Rivert: Canyon Start

Sant Corneli: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to the bridge and access
Tour: Generally dry except after rains. We start right under the bridge with a first rappel, the next one from a tree past the second bridge. The following rappels are to save a ramp.

Roque Nublo: Canyon Start

Can Pobla: Canyon Start

Tomadero: Canyon Start

Afoche: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, it's just down that little slope to the riverbed.

Robada: Canyon Start

Parra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up towards the Fuente de la Alhóndiga and about 100m before the curve, an old track comes out on the left that crosses the Bco Grande and goes up the mountainside becoming a trail. When we reach the top we will cross a track. We can take it to the right to the tributary or continue straight ahead on the path under the Peña Alta, a little longer but with wonderful views. Either way we will reach the tributary. We will continue along the path that goes down the stream to the small cut where the cave is on our left. We will go to the right towards the wall to soon find the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel of 20m, followed by another shorter one to enter the 3rd one, which is in a crevasse. We will have one more rappel to reach the base.

Santa Isabel: Canyon Start

Hiedras: Canyon Start

Mas Claver: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk up to the pass. In both cases we will be in the left curve, from this curve we will go out NE direction through the forest to go down to the stream. It is almost immediate from here
Tour: Nice descent due to the amount of vegetation although very slippery. In spring or after rains its waterfalls are beautiful.

Tejeda: Canyon Start
Approach: 2 cars: we leave from the parking lot of the Sabina sector towards the Javalambre peak, from the turrets and looking towards the peak we can see the ravine on the right. 1 Car: if we leave Rabadá we must go up to the Lapiaz sector. From here by the path of amanaderos towards the peak. Once up, just to the right we have the ravine.
Tour: It starts with small abseilings to continue with 4 rappels and some more abseilings.

Portella (Montserrat): Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the PR towards Vicenç Barbé refuge through the Collet de Guirló first and from there towards the Coll de la Portella. When we reach the pass we turn right around the Roca Gran de La Portella to an esplanade of loose stone through which we access the cave/sima.
Tour: Three beautiful rappels to access and develop this channel/cave

Orchilla: Canyon Start
2024-11-23: Done Orchilla inf. from El Frontón village with one car. Similar to the superiore, it can be combined with remote, but well bolted rockclimbs (25m. max). Orchilla inf. with exit along the Camino Real...
Approach: Inmediato

Rito: Canyon Start

Moli Bernat: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the path until we find a track that we take to the right and continue until we see some cairns on the left, from here diagonally we will go in search of the old bridge and then continue along the right bank until we find the Salt
Tour: The three rappels over the waterfall

Tambor: Canyon Start

Marrubio: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda In both options we will go by the PR-TF58 towards the Risco, we will arrive at the Tagora, to the right goes down the path of the Risco, right next to the Torre ravine and we will go to the left surrounding the cliff. The next channel would be our ravine that has two channels, we will go down the rocky part until we reach the main channel.

Sant Esteue: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking is immediate. From the parking lot below we must cross the meadows in search of the forest, here we will have to pull orientation and small trails to go up the mountainside by the orographic right of the ravine without getting too far away. After half an hour of ascent we will arrive at the track indicated for the 2nd car, we take it to the right until it crosses the ravine.
Tour: Open, grassy and with many trunks.

Estanh Nere: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path on the orographic right of the Salt until we surpass it and reach a point where the river crosses (it is the entrance to the Pish) we will continue along the path for about 100m and we will turn left, towards the stream which we will access below the confluence of the streams.
Tour: 4 short rappels that with good flow can be fun, we reach the junction with the trail and start the Pish, a beautiful waterfall and then another small rappel.

San Clemente: Canyon Start

Vallizon: Canyon Start
Tour: A first stretch of skills up to the remains of an old bridge, from here begin the rappels and little by little the canyon is enclosed until the final crack with the marmitas and the R40 fractioned on the river Ponga. Once in the Ponga we will make this short Foz

Barrancons: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos en dirección a la presa y seguiremos para coger la pista que sube por el Torrent l'Ofre. Al llegar al collado, dejaremos la pista y cogeremos una senda que se dirige al sur rodeando el Puig l'Ofre. Tras pasar el coll d'en Poma continuaremos otros 200m hasta encontrar unas marcas y restos de una senda dirección SE que nos llevan a la cabecera

Barrancons: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Aparcamos en el embalse de Cuber
Return: Al finalizar tenemos dos opciones, sale una sendita a nuestra izquierda ascendente por donde podremos remontar hasta la cabecera y desandar el camino de acceso. Seguiremos descendiendo hasta la pista que cogemos a la izquierda al talaiot de Comasema, seguiremos la senda dirección ascendente hasta el Coll des Bosc y de ahí bajamos a coger el camino que nos lleva al pas de la Foradada. Por estos estrechos, que son el comienzo del barranco Almadrà, subiremos hasta la presa

Berrazales: Canyon Start

Aguamansa: Canyon Start

Pinar de Calces y La Vieja: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Pinar de Calces and La Vieja woods We will go up the street Alhambra de Granada and, after passing a water tank, we will see a path on our left, next to the water reservoir, which takes us up to the Pinar de Calces (there is a signpost). We will go up to the pine forest where we will find a trail junction that we take to the left and 100m after the trail turns north, we go west in search of the head of our ravine, when we see the head we will only have to go south along the watercourse to the R1.
Tour: Vertical descent, in which we will have a constant succession of rappels to save the steep slope. Except for the R4, which is quite aesthetically pleasing, no other rappel is out of the ordinary. The gully is quite dressed and at times it may disturb our progress along the riverbed.

Susia: Canyon Start

Aguacay: Canyon Start
Approach: In the same curve we will find a milestone that indicates the uphill trail. It crosses the stream and heading south-east into the forest to save the walls. At the height of these, the path turns to the west and will gradually gain altitude has above the walls. Arrived at 1000m of altitude we will have to be attentive to a milestone that marks the descent to the right towards the stream.
Tour: A first part with lots of vegetation and the first 30m rappel. The second part is much more vertical and closed with its impressive final abseil of 75m divided in 45 + 30m.

Calvario: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar By the street of the Ermita until the track where we will continue until a farm at the foot of the cliff where the ravine begins.

Calzadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes from the parking area to the river.
Tour: 5 uncomplicated rappels. The only problem can be stagnant water in the pools and the facilities that are old and unreliable.

Savone

Urdell: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmmediata
Tour: Empieza bajo el puente, entrando en el bosque, y poco a poco se va formando el barranco. Al final llegamos al espectacular Salt de la Perdiu

Yardo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge in the direction of Fiscal and soon there is an ascending path through the mountain that goes up to Sasé. We will arrive at a track that we follow north and we will leave the detour to the left that goes up to Sasé, soon the track crosses the Bco Santiago, moment to get into the riverbed.
Tour: Well-formed descent, with many kicking areas between rappels but all of them comfortable. Many of the detrepes we will find them equipped because they are somewhat uncomfortable to climb. We will finally reach the R40, an impressive waterfall where the descent can be considered finished. From here on, we will have to climb up to the dam, where, a few meters before, we will have a path on the right with a chain to go up it.

Refollao: Canyon Start
Approach: We will find a track, then a path indicated with red and yellow triangles that leads to the foot of the Cueva Calva, a characteristic formation of Peña Rueba. Shortly before the cave the trail forks, to the right we will go up the ferrata de la Mora, to the left we will go up the ferrata Varela Portillo.
Tour: Simple, well-equipped descent, the only difficulty is the meeting for three people.

As Gargantas: Canyon Start
Approach: Once in the village we continue along the PR-HU5 (white and yellow marks) up the mountain until we cross the stream. We will have to cross it three times, in the third we have the headwaters. It is a little long and quite steep, so enjoy the scenery. Reference: the path leaves to the left of the church.
Tour: Simple descent with rappels in natural and that except after rains will not take water or will be very little. The access trail crosses three times so we have plenty of escapes.

Espinau: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Nebenfluss aus ist der Zugang unmittelbar möglich. Von Espinau aus steigen wir zum Flussbett hinab.
Tour: Ein schöner Bach, den man im Frühling genießen kann, im Sommer ist er meist ausgetrocknet. Die Abfahrt ist nur auf dem Abschnitt Espinau-Can Lavall erlaubt.

Espinau: Canyon End
Return: Al llegar a Can Lavall salimos.

Espinau: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Abgeleitet von Wikiloc NICHT VERIFZIZIERT
Access: Über die A25, C66 oder N260 fahren wir bis Besalú und nehmen dort die GIV5234 nach Beuda. Direkt am Ortseingang, am Ortsschild von Beuda, biegen wir links ab, fahren an der Burg vorbei und erreichen dann den Coll de Jou, wo wir rechts nach Can Tries und Espinau abbiegen. Der Weg/die Straße führt nun in nördlicher Richtung den Torrent de Espinau hinauf, und etwas mehr als einen Kilometer hinter Can Tries sehen wir rechts einen Weg, der uns nach Can Lavall führt (Rückweg aus der Schlucht). Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, lassen wir es hier stehen, oder wenn wir zwei Autos haben, lassen wir das Rückfahrzeug hier stehen. Wir folgen dem Weg und machen mehrere sehr enge Kehren, danach überqueren wir einen Nebenfluss. Dies ist ein möglicher Einstieg (Wikiloc-Route), oder wir können weiter bis nach Espinau fahren und dort parken.
Return: Al llegar a Can Lavall salimos.

Arramers: Canyon Start

Calhaus: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track until we find the GR, turn right and follow it up to an altitude of about 2200m where there is a small meadow almost flat and the access to the right to the Calhaus river.
Tour: Alpine, high mountain descent, with great flow in spring due to the thaws and with the suffering of the facilities that this entails. It does not have very exposed or long rappels but it is complicated in case of high flow. In any case, it is quite open so you can escape at many times.

Gerber: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Estany and Refugi de Gerber, we will pass the first small lake (estanyola) and soon we reach the riverbed, here we leave the path to follow the riverbed towards the vertical.

Cocioles: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue the climb along the track, we reach a detour where we will go left, and soon to the right, after a while the track ends. Continue on a path that crosses the bed of the ravine (probably dry unless it has rained). It begins the hard climb, with the ravine to the right. The trail is poorly marked but there is no loss, there are stone cairns. At the top we continue to the right, and soon after we reach the first cliff.
Tour: A succession of rappels and rappelling without great difficulty.

Achacay: Canyon Start

Los Martinez: Canyon Start
Approach: By the Royal road to go down to the riverbed

Las Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to an old house is the channel that we must follow, soon we get into a tunnel (necessary frontals) and when we get out we are in our ravine. We follow the channel about 30m to a descending path that will put us in the ravine right next to the first abseil.

Chijas: Canyon Start
Approach: It is very obvious, we go down a few meters to take a small path parallel to the river, after 300m we leave it to go to the right to the riverbed, just at the beginning of the rappels.

El Rosario: Canyon Start

El Rincon: Canyon Start

Roce del Tambor: Canyon Start

Fontanal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Cueva de la A and Fontanal Banks Two options: * By the return path, leaving to the west, in search of the Fontanal ferrata, we will pass the end of the ravine of the Cueva de la A and soon we arrive at the foot of the ferrata, when we leave the top we go left to the head of the ravine. * By the path that goes north to surpass the cliffs by the east spur once up we will follow the milestones to the west/left over the wall, we will pass the head of the Cueva, soon the exit of the ferrata and the next valley is our ravine.
Tour: Simple for initiation

Cavall Bernat: Canyon Start

Hueñas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the GR we will go up the slope towards the south, later it becomes a track (bad condition) and turns to the left towards the east. After a kilometer it turns south and almost reaches the top, there at the right turn we will leave the GR/track to go left following the ridge, seeing the dry riverbed on our right. We will go east at all times, when the ridge ends and begins to descend steeply we will follow it to the riverbed.
Tour: Not very interesting, lots of undergrowth, 4 rappels and little else.

San Pascual: Canyon Start
Approach: We park at the exit of the ravine, next to the factory. We will go up the stairs that lead to the upper pond and here we enter the riverbed.
Tour: 5 ramp rappels and little else

Fontcalent: Canyon Start
Approach: After 20m from the curve there is a track to the right that we will take and continue for about a kilometer to an excavation where we turn off onto a small path to the right, the path goes up to the top without reaching it. Just before arriving we will look to our right to see some cairns that mark the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: 7 rappels, first short ones to reach the wall where we found the R38.

Cueva de Coventosa: Canyon Start

Penaguila: Canyon Start

Fou de Tous: Canyon Start

Sanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes. If we want to go down the tributary we will leave this headwaters and continue up to the next watercourse.
Tour: Simple, perfect for beginners in canyoning. Except for one canyoning rappel, the rest are trapped.

Canal de l'Ase: Canyon Start

Murta: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Access: Asphaltierte Straße zum Parkplatz ist frei
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Murta: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Access: Asphaltierte Straße zum Parkplatz ist frei
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Murta: Canyon Start
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Approach: Dem Tal dann dem Wanderweg folgen zum Einstieg
Tour: Erste Abseilfolge zur Laufstrecke (ca. 200 m). Zum 20 m Abseilen auch klettern. Nicht zu spät links hinauf zum Wanderweg.

Murta: Canyon End
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Rodenal: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the aforementioned track we walk about 500m to the Alcornocal fountain. This is the exit of the ravine. Past the stream on the right is a path that climbs the mountainside to about 450m, here we take another path to the right that will take us to the entrance to the stream.
Tour: Easy descent full of small drops and 4 simple rappels.

Piteras Chelva: Canyon Start
Approach: By this other track we will approach the vertical. It leaves us next to the riverbed about 100m walking south along the bed of this torrential stream.
Tour: A vertical of almost 100m

Fria: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car you have to go up the track. Once on the track that goes down to the stream, just follow it.
Tour: Quite wide, with abundant water and a lush environment. It has several rappels that with abundant flow can be difficult, with a normal flow is a canyon to enjoy and even to take a novice.

Lano: Canyon Start
Approach: Continuaremos andando por la pista, que se convierte en camino. Siempre iremos en sentido ascendente, hasta encontrar la entrada del barranco evidente.
Tour: Corto pero intenso y de formaciones muy sorprendentes. Muy aconsejable. Acostumbra a ir seco

Risco Blanco: Canyon Start
Approach: We descend to the river along the trail
Tour: Two zones separated by a 20min walk. In the first one small jumps and a slide. In the second the 2 long rappels

Garganton: Canyon Start
Approach: Sobre la zona de baño hay un puente qeu debemos cruzar tomamos el camino en Z hacia la izquierda que sube progresivamente. Llegamos al puente intermedio, lo cruzamos y seguimos ascendiendo hasta una casa de piedra. Junto a esta casa hay una pista que deberemos dejar a la izquierda y pillar una pequeña senda situada frente a la casa. Seguimos esta senda que nos llevará hasta el cauce el Gargantón.
Tour: Es un descenso fácil y acuático que discurre muy encajonado, pudiendo dividirlo en dos sectores. Obstáculo más reseñable último rápel con largo pasamanos de 9 m. con puntos intermedios.

Toll (Valencia): Canyon Start
Approach: From the Corbinet by the orographic right by the path that goes up to the headwaters of the Arroyo Cortés. In the upper parking lot we will go down to join this path and on the orographic right we will take the path of the Franca pass, a beautiful pass in the wall that will take us almost to the pond above the village. Here after passing the small cirque we flatten without following the path that goes up to the pond, soon we enter the ravine.
Tour: A series of small rappels and others of up to 30m to descend the headwaters of the Cortez stream. This part of the creek is usually dry because up to the Fte San Vicente it does not usually take except for heavy rains.

Antrognia: Canyon Start
Comment: Geschätzt auf Basis der Rohdaten

Antrognia: Canyon End
Comment: Geschätzt auf Basis der Rohdaten

Anzola: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinate stimmt nicht - Koordinaten von Rope Wiki fehlerhaft.

Brevetola: Canyon Start

Loria: Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht verifiziert, ermittelt auf Basis der Einstiegshöhe

Loria: Canyon End
Comment: Nicht verifiziert, ermittelt auf Basis der Ausstiegshöhe

El Ri

San Carlo: Canyon Start

San Carlo: Canyon End

Molinello: Canyon Start

Rio Ase Mortu: Parking Entry and Exit

Rio Ase Mortu: Canyon Start

Rio Ase Mortu: Waypoint

Gardonea: Canyon Start

Uomo Morto: Canyon Start
Approach: Die Straße nach den beiden Haarnadelkurven befindet sich in einem Privatgelände. Am besten parkt man nach den beiden Haarnadelkurven auf einer Lichtung auf der linken Seite und geht dann etwa 20 Minuten zu Fuß bergauf.

Uomo Morto: Parking at Exit

Uomo Morto: Parking at Entry

Cantoniera

Gulo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Auf Karte ermittelt aufgrund von Beschreibung
Access: Take the A26 Voltri-Gravellona Toce highway and continue until the highway turns into a state road (SS33 del Sempione). Take the SS33 up the Ossola Valley until you reach the exit for Piedimulera. In the village center, cross the bridge over the Anza and park in the parking lot on the left (lower car). From the parking lot, take Via San Rocco up to the village of Gulo. Park in the large square above the fairground (upper car).
Return: Walk down the right bank to the Gozzi power station. Here you have to cross the Anza to get to the left bank. Continue until you pass under the bridge of the power station road and, after about a hundred meters, you come to a second lake that you can cross again, bypassing a ridge and returning to the right bank. From here, take the easy service road of the Piedimulera power station that leads back to the cars.

Gulo: Parking at Entry
Comment: Auf Karte ermittelt aufgrund von Beschreibung
Access: Take the A26 Voltri-Gravellona Toce highway and continue until the highway turns into a state road (SS33 del Sempione). Take the SS33 up the Ossola Valley until you reach the exit for Piedimulera. In the village center, cross the bridge over the Anza and park in the parking lot on the left (lower car). From the parking lot, take Via San Rocco up to the village of Gulo. Park in the large square above the fairground (upper car).
Return: Walk down the right bank to the Gozzi power station. Here you have to cross the Anza to get to the left bank. Continue until you pass under the bridge of the power station road and, after about a hundred meters, you come to a second lake that you can cross again, bypassing a ridge and returning to the right bank. From here, take the easy service road of the Piedimulera power station that leads back to the cars.

Gulo: Canyon Start
Comment: Auf Karte ermittelt aufgrund von Beschreibung - passt am besten zur Höhenangabe auf http://cicarudeclan.com/ita/a5_gulo.htm
Approach: Take the path to Alpe Pograsso, which leads halfway up the slope in a westerly direction to the ford of the stream.
Tour: 65m is 10+55 Notes: Crossing the Anza could be very difficult or impossible, check the level from the road beforehand

Gulo: Canyon End
Comment: Auf Karte ermittelt aufgrund von Beschreibung - passt am besten zur Höhenangabe auf http://cicarudeclan.com/ita/a5_gulo.htm
Return: Walk down the right bank to the Gozzi power station. Here you have to cross the Anza to get to the left bank. Continue until you pass under the bridge of the power station road and, after about a hundred meters, you come to a second lake that you can cross again, bypassing a ridge and returning to the right bank. From here, take the easy service road of the Piedimulera power station that leads back to the cars.

Vandarecca: Canyon Start

Ponzema
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Reppia: Canyon Start

San Giorgio: Canyon Start

Calzadillas: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down the fence to the creek
Tour: Very open and easy descent for beginners.

Arrosegats: Canyon Start

Pilon: Canyon Start
Approach: Pilón access, two sections and return From the beginning of the Pililla PR-A 100 path we can access the upper part or the second half.
Tour: Vertical descent along the Arroyo del Pilón to the Segura. A canyon with a multitude of rappels in cantilever.

Misser: Canyon Start
Approach: By the blue trail marks up to the plateau with the rock in yellow where it indicates Els Pollegons on the left and Sant Joan on the right where we will go. We will follow the path up following the blue marks to the Bassal dels Corbs where we will find the Torrent del Misser.
Tour: Hard descent where the review will only serve as a "reference". We will find skills that we will have to equip and rappels longer than what is outlined.

Llue: Canyon Start

Pecht: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the road, right curve, left curve and a house, after which there is a path on the right that leads us down to the riverbed through a bridge.
Tour: Simple, a couple of rappels and a few pitches. The longest rappel is a delight if it has the right flow.

Bolomor: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the parking lot westward along the road about 500m to a path on our left that goes to the mountain. At the end of this road, we will follow some milestones that lead us up to the head of the mountain.
Tour: Three rappels and several fixed rope-equipped skills

Calçades: Canyon Start
Approach: About 100 meters ahead on the left is a track that goes down to the stream / ravine. We enter the riverbed at the bottom.
Tour: Generally dry, it only carries water after heavy rains. There is a pool that usually has residual/stagnant water that is best avoided. It is possible to make a guided

La Foix: Canyon Start

Marigal

Barman: Canyon Start

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo sinistro): Canyon Start

Balza dell'Aquila (ramo sinistro): Canyon End

Cane

Urkate: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow this track towards the Urkate huts, where we enter the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the Urkate waterfall/ramp that is installed in natural, then a forest area and finally two more rappels.

Clotet: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mascarada and Clotet banks We cross the ravine and along a path that comes out on the opposite bank we go about 1 km until we reach an old track. Here we turn right onto a path that this time goes up the slope towards the head of Mascarada and Clotet.
Tour: Vertical descent, almost without rest we will have 3 rappels that will bring us closer to the great waterfall of 75m that is fractioned (from trees). Caution with rope recoveries. It is a fairly open descent so we will have magnificent views throughout the route.

Canal del Cavall: Canyon Start

Cap de Mort: Canyon Start

Canal Artiga Alta: Canyon Start

Anuzkula: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Basakais and Aneskula banks Behind the church there is a track that goes up the slope towards the mountain, we must orient ourselves to follow the tracks and trails that lead us south towards the head of our ravine. As a reference we must leave the Azkonzuluete peak on our left and halfway up the slope go around Orobiko.
Tour: Open, very slippery and full of logs. Facilities in natural. After the confluence we have more fattened areas, beautiful and better formations of travertine but without waterfalls of so much importance.

Albuñol: Canyon Start

Gullirno: Canyon Start

Negra: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to check if we can access from here or from the previous bends since they are building and fencing this whole area, the riverbed is evident.

Gorgate (Lower): Canyon Start

Vero (Upper): Canyon Start

Badisses: Canyon Start

Cuevas De Teno: Canyon Start
Approach: From the cheese factory we continue down to the riverbed, then we only have to follow it up to the first slopes.

Pozo Negro: Canyon Start

Pomperi: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –

Moredo: Canyon Start
Approach: With an access car we only have to go down to the creek. With a single car we can go up the track or along a path on the left orographic bank to the access.
Tour: Relatively open with breakouts to the left to the access path.

Cueva de la A: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Cueva de la A and Fontanal Banks Two options: * By the return trail, leaving to the west, in search of the Fontanal ferrata, we will pass the end of our ravine and soon we reach the foot of the ferrata, when we leave the top we go to the right to the head of the ravine. * By the path that goes north to exceed the cliffs by the east spur once up we will follow the milestones to the west / left over the wall to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Simple except for the final rappel, which is very spectacular.

Cova d'en Senent

Cova d'en Senent: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We have to be located in Cullera. By the N332 we go to the entrance of the Carrefour, we will pass between the Carrefour and the Lidl with the mountain of Cullera in front. When arriving at the traffic circle we will see in front on the right the fire station and on the left the cemetery. We go left along the wall. At the end of this wall we park.
Return: At the bottom we cross the cave of Senent and reach a path that we take to the right to the car.

Mas Fuentes: Canyon Start

Pinella: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the watercourse towards the barrando de la Pinella, when we reach it we encounter the first difficulties.
Tour: Dry canyon, except after rains, when the descent becomes much easier. The two cantilevered rappels are incredible with water.

Regeuiro da Fervenza: Canyon Start
Approach: By the mill at the lower part of the village
Tour: Open descent, with only 5 waterfalls that are installed in trees. To do after rains and combine with some other in the area.

Cuesta Yanu: Canyon Start
Approach: At the entrance to this village, a small path, almost lost in the vegetation, goes off to the left and uphill into the valley, through the forest to a small bend with the stream on the right, time to go down to the riverbed.

Salt de la Solana: Canyon Start
Approach: From the take-off area we continue a few meters and at the bend we continue straight ahead towards the dry riverbed.
Tour: A 72m rappel divided in 4 (maximum 20 meters) and little more, the rest can be done almost all of them.

Cervera: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the metal gate and follow the track that crosses a torrontera (Arroyo de Brañuela), we continue through the forest gradually climbing up to a junction at an altitude of about 950m where we go left and we continue horizontally to the stream. Beware that the path through the forest is easily lost.
Tour: Natural descent in a forest. After rains and good flow it is an entertaining descent.

Campaniles: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the IP valley route to take the PR28 towards the Collarada. After just over an hour we will leave the trail and continue without losing altitude on a poorly defined path that heads south. We will follow this path until we are again above Canfranc, when we see a fairy chimney we will know that we are in our ravine.
Tour: Wild descent, with a lot of cliffs, vegetation and uninteresting areas. Very spectacular in its first section in which we will descend 100m chaining rappels.

Largo: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez We go out to the road to the right, to the cave, after a few meters the road turns to the right to go around the riverbed, we will continue straight on until the riverbed.
Tour: Vertiginous in its rappels, almost without rest. If we don't fractionate we can have problems in the recovery of ropes and unnecessary friction.

Ribeirinos: Canyon Start
Approach: Ribeiriños and San Paio Banks From the village of Gosende, we go down a road towards the meadows overlooking the valley, we have to look for a track that goes to the left (looking towards the valley) from which we will immediately see the river, which we will enter at the first point where it is possible.
Tour: Our entry point will be an old mill, at 70 or 80m we will find the first rappel and from here we have a descent through lush forests, vertical, with lots of water ... impressive! When we reach the confluence with the San Paio we continue and do a couple more rappels.

Remuñe: Canyon Start

Frio (Cucayo): Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village and take an old cart path that goes down to the river and the mills, this path leads us to an old bridge that no longer exists and an abandoned mill.
Tour: A first few difficulties of small slopes to reach two short rappels, then we walk along the river until we reach the waterfall of almost 20m, then a flying rappel and two more rappels before reaching the reservoir.

Gradiello (Upper): Canyon Start

Escarra: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the Forzados path, we will pass the waterfall and soon we will look for the easiest way to go down to the river.
Tour: Destrepes to reach the waterfall, a first rappel to the ledge and the second and last. After this, chaos.

San Martin d'Onsera (Cascada Ermita): Canyon Start

San Martin d'Onsera (Estrechos): Canyon Start

Plana Lopa: Canyon Start

Barretes (Canal): Canyon Start
Approach: Aproximación Bcos Barretes y canal de Barretes Seguiremos por la misma pista que hacia el suroeste sube a la Font del divendres y el Mas del Cansalader. Pasaremos una puerta y tras un par de curvas enlazadas dejaremos la pista para ir a la derecha por un sendero que sube al Coll Ventós (a la altura de la fuente y de un depósito de agua). Al llegar al collado volveremos a encontrar pista, a los 250m sale una pista a la derecha, es el sitio más cómodo para acceder a Lloret o retornar si no queremos hacer Lloret. Seguimos de frente por la pista hacia el Coll de Lloret, a los casi 2kms del Coll Ventós llegaremos a la Font del Sapo y en una curva cerrada de izquierdas nos salimos a la derecha al cauce de Clot de l'Hospital por el sendero de “Escarriso de Barretes”, una escalera de madera nos permitirá sortear un paso delicado. Seguiremos remontando hasta que el sendero cruza el barranco Barretes por su caos de acceso, la senda continúa por el otro lado para sobrepasar dos pequeños colladitos y entrar en la siguiente canal que es la nuestra.
Tour: Uninterrupted succession of rappels and abseilings. Very vertical

Neberas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the trail to the refuge of Barrosa, once here we will go up the path that goes to the cirque and that rises above the waterfalls or jumps of Barrosa, when we have overcome them, we will leave the path and we will go to the riverbed.
Tour: 3 rappels in the three waterfall sections of the Barrosa falls

Horts de UEC: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to above the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we turn off the climb to Caramella, we will throw us to the right we will go up the lack of the mountain following the strata and the occasional cairn, we will pass to the next generally dry slope. This is our ravine
Tour: Fairly open, with some well excavated rappels and others that can be avoided on the sides. The best part is the 60m split rappel.

Sintxita: Canyon Start

Sintxita: Canyon End

Olles: Canyon Start
Approach: From where the trail ends, we will turn left into the dry riverbed. Soon we will find the first cliff
Tour: Simple and natural until we reach the great vertical, until then we can escape to the right.

Mas Lluvia (Canal): Canyon Start

Pizat: Canyon Start
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Pixera: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el parking retornamos por la carretera en dirección Montral, en cuanto pasemos el puente del río d’en Seguer encontraremos un sendero de subida (Mussara por la roca Foradada). Pasaremos por el Molinet, un puente natural y llegaremos hasta la Font de l’Escudelleta y la Cova del Grèvol, unos metros más adelante descenderemos dirección al cauce y por camino evidente que nos dejará en el primer rápel.

Carbonera (Lerida): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the road on foot until we reach the bridge that crosses the ravine, just before a tunnel.
Tour: Short and easy descent with short rappels and small pools, with a last rappel of 16 m. that will deposit us in the Perles river, ideal for beginners.

Mone: Canyon Start

Federa: Canyon Start

Frassineto: Canyon Start
Tour: Local interest. The Rio Frassineto is a tributary of the Rio Meltina, into which you have to continue to leave the canyon.

Frassineto: Canyon End

Rui Pizzol: Canyon End
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Pichions: Canyon Start
2024-06-24: Nice little canyon super short all jumps and slide are deep enough. some of the anchors could be rebuild ;)
Tour: After a little walking period you reach the biggest rappel anchor on the right. After the rappel the canyon get narrower and little waterfalls follow each other with little walking distance. After the last waterfall 10m, you will find after 5 minutes on the left side you find the retour path back to the road.

Pichions: Canyon End
2024-06-24: Nice little canyon super short all jumps and slide are deep enough. some of the anchors could be rebuild ;)
Return: 20 mins walk back to the car on the a nice hiking trail

Rio Aracli: Canyon Start

Rio Aracli: Parking at Exit

Rio Aracli: Parking at Entry

Rio Valacoz: Canyon Start

Rio Valacoz: Parking at Exit

Rio Valacoz: Parking at Entry

Rio Valacoz: Canyon End

Rio Valacoz: Alternative Canyon End

Piovano: Canyon Start

Scoglio della Volpe: Canyon Start

Fosso delle Callare

Balze della Porta

Civitella: Canyon Start

Uerc: Canyon Start

Malenscek (Brinta): Canyon Start
2020-07-03: Be careful to be in the right stream, a lot of sources have confusion with the starting point and it's easy to swap out Malenscek and Volarja. We thought we were in Volarja, but it was Malenscek. A ra...

Malenscek (Brinta): Unknown
2020-07-03: Be careful to be in the right stream, a lot of sources have confusion with the starting point and it's easy to swap out Malenscek and Volarja. We thought we were in Volarja, but it was Malenscek. A ra...
Comment: Start

Malenscek (Brinta): Unknown1
2020-07-03: Be careful to be in the right stream, a lot of sources have confusion with the starting point and it's easy to swap out Malenscek and Volarja. We thought we were in Volarja, but it was Malenscek. A ra...
Comment: Parking Approach

Malenscek (Brinta): Unknown2
Comment: Parking Exit

Puntillo: Canyon Start
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Puntillo: Canyon End
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Praia (Upper) Nascentes: Canyon Start

Funda (Upper Left): Canyon Start

Alem (Upper): Canyon Start

Alem (Upper Left): Canyon Start

Casa da Ribeira: Canyon Start

Faial da Terra (Upper): Canyon Start

Funda (Lower): Canyon Start

Faial da Terra (Lower): Canyon Start

Corte (Middle): Canyon Start

Corte (Lower): Canyon Start

Santa Barbara (Faial): Canyon Start

Lanho: Canyon Start

Cachaço: Canyon Start

Jejum: Canyon Start

Lime: Canyon Start

Fontinha: Canyon Start

Lagos: Canyon Start

Purgar: Canyon Start

Tosquiada (Lower): Canyon Start

Salto (Lower): Canyon Start

Hoque de Barbaute: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: Barbaute's forest A few meters below the farm there is a path on the right (GR10), we follow it until it crosses the stream, then we follow the path on the left. After passing a farm there is a path on the right, we take it and follow it. We will go over an altitude of 1000m. It will take us to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: Easy and fun descent with a multitude of ledges and some slides.

Codula della Luna: Canyon Start

Acarn: Canyon Start

Acarn: Parking at Entry

Acarn: Canyon End
Comment: Exit

Achnashellach: Canyon Start
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Allt Chnaimhean: Canyon Start
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Alva Glen: Canyon Start

Alva Glen: Parking at Entry

Antler: Canyon Start
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Ardcharnich: Canyon Start

Ash Gill: Canyon Start

Baxenghyll: Canyon Start

Ben Cruachan: Canyon Start

Ben Mhor: Canyon Start

Ben Nevis: Canyon Start

Bidean: Canyon Start
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Biggest Waterfall (UK): Canyon Start

Birks: Canyon Start

Birks: Parking at Entry

Black Spout: Canyon Start

Calvine: Canyon Start

Chrombaidh: Canyon Start

Croin: Canyon Start

Dollar: Canyon Start

Drovers: Canyon Start

Drovers: Parking at Entry

Dundonnell: Canyon Start

Duror: Canyon Start

End of the World: Canyon Start

Fall of Measach: Canyon Start

Barvick Falls: Canyon Start

Bruar Falls: Canyon Start

Bruar Falls: Parking at Entry

Chia-aig Falls: Canyon Start

Finnich / Devils Pulpit: Canyon Start

Five Finger Gully: Canyon Start

Gleann Mor: Canyon Start

Grey Mairs Tail: Canyon Start

Hidden Vally: Canyon Start

How Stean: Canyon Start

Hudeshope Beck: Canyon Start
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Inchree: Canyon Start

Keltneyburn: Canyon Start

Laggan: Canyon Start

Lealt: Canyon Start

Losgarnaich: Canyon Start

Lui Water: Canyon Start

Mutiny: Canyon Start

Nathrach: Canyon Start

Newlands Beck: Canyon Start

Pass of Brander: Canyon Start

Raineach: Canyon Start

Raineach: Parking at Entry

Reahope Burn: Canyon Start

Stoney Croft Beck: Canyon Start

Sutherlands Grove: Canyon Start

Talla: Canyon Start

Tavool House: Canyon Start

Trough Head: Canyon Start

Van Halen: Canyon Start

Viaduct: Canyon Start

Vintgar: Canyon Start

Mrtvica: Canyon Start

Tara: Canyon Start

Piva: Canyon Start

Bobr: Canyon Start

Prosiecka Dolina: Canyon Start

Kvacianska: Canyon Start

Gorges du Tarn: Canyon Start

Horne Diery - Nove Diery: Canyon Start

Taschinasbach: Canyon Start

Räppierbach: Canyon Start

Necker / Ofenloch: Canyon Start

Tobelbach: Canyon Start

Ruinaulta: Canyon Start

Sonderlibach: Canyon Start

Medel: Canyon Start

Mulibach (Hundwil): Canyon Start

Cristallina: Canyon Start

Nadels: Canyon Start

Uina: Canyon Start

Arpan: Canyon Start

Forti: Canyon Start
2022-08-22: A good warm-up for Soffia afterwards.

Forti: Canyon End
2022-08-22: A good warm-up for Soffia afterwards.
Comment: Ende des Val dei Forti und des Pisson-Canyons, nach zwei Abstiegen vor der 105

Forti: Alternative Canyon End
2022-08-22: A good warm-up for Soffia afterwards.
Comment: Ende des Val dei Forti und des Pisson-Canyons, Ausstieg unmittelbar nach der 105

Forti: Parking Entry and Exit

Forti: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Vermutlicher Eingang von einem Nebenfluss des Covolera-Tals auf etwa 1420 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel

Kamacnik: Canyon Start

Susica: Canyon Start

Plagnau Long: Canyon Start1
Approach: From the parking the track that goes up to the Salau pass starts. After the area of twisty curves, soon a path comes out on the right that goes down to the river at 1250m.
Tour: Outside the rainy season and the spring after the first rappels we will find nothing but pools and a trickle of water. The descent is simple and with the possibility of escape in almost any place.

Pharaoh's Canyon: Canyon Start

Cwm-y-glo: Canyon Start

Betws-y-Coed: Canyon Start

Castlewellan: Canyon Start

Chirk: Canyon Start

Deganwy: Canyon Start

Llanarthney: Canyon Start

Llanbedr: Canyon Start

Llanbedr-y-Cennin: Canyon Start

Llangollen: Canyon Start

Neath: Canyon Start

Pontneddfechan Lady Falls: Canyon Start

SA9 1GR: Canyon Start

Hell Gill: Canyon Start

Butterfly Burn: Canyon Start

Estenc: Canyon Start1

Balme (Torrente): Canyon Start

Olla de Mel: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Olla del Mel and Paller With a car we walk up the track the 2kms that we would have done by car and we will see a watercourse with milestones that tell us where to go down. Arriving at the riverbed we follow it until the cut.
Tour: Dizzying descent, with no time to rest, in which we will link rappels to save the 150m of slope of this cut.

Usella: Canyon Start
2024-09-05: Canyon that follows an impressantr crack in the rock, very narrow and (fortunately there was little water) technical to cascade under the flow that even scarce makes itself felt...not xi are big pozz3...
Approach: Description for access at 1170HM: Cross the large field to the south and cross the Toce river over the bridge. river Toce over the bridge. Continue north, a little further on take a path on the right marked Busin di Sopra/Alpe Groppo. Sopra/Alpe Groppo. The path climbs up the left bank of the canyon, is marked but not often used, with steep parts and rocky steps. and rocky steps. Take the path past Alpe Bochi at an altitude of 930 m and continue up to about 1180 m, where, near a rock face, you turn near a rock face, turn left onto a small, semi-horizontal path marked by cairns and runs along the wall for a short distance. along the wall. A relatively clear point of orientation after 50 m on the path is a huge tree stump. Continue along a less clearly recognizable path with some short ascents and descents, but the height is maintained. is maintained. When the canyon becomes visible, there are some parts that cross the steep forest. Eventually you reach a very exposed rocky outcrop at a height of about 180 m, from which you can you can reach the canyon with abseiling equipment.
Tour: A difficult and challenging alpine canyon characterized by a very long corridor with numerous abseiling points, almost all of which are under waterfalls, with the canyon walls being less than one metre deep in many places. There is no escape route for the first 220 meters. The second part offers more breathing space and a few more escape routes, but is by no means to be underestimated. The exploratory routes are obviously the only ones you should use, and although they are in sheltered places, they are very risky given the nature of the canyon. Entry at 1170 HM is 25 rappels. ATTENTION: On weekdays there can be loud, rather disturbing disturbing explosions from the nearby quarry, which could be dangerous during the last rappel. Avoid on weekdays or exit to the left before the last rappel.

Usella: Canyon End
2024-09-05: Canyon that follows an impressantr crack in the rock, very narrow and (fortunately there was little water) technical to cascade under the flow that even scarce makes itself felt...not xi are big pozz3...
Return: Take the exit on the left and drive onto a small dirt road. Follow this road in a southerly direction and you will reach the bridge over the Toce, which you crossed on the outward journey.

Usella: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-09-05: Canyon that follows an impressantr crack in the rock, very narrow and (fortunately there was little water) technical to cascade under the flow that even scarce makes itself felt...not xi are big pozz3...
Approach: Description for access at 1170HM: Cross the large field to the south and cross the Toce river over the bridge. river Toce over the bridge. Continue north, a little further on take a path on the right marked Busin di Sopra/Alpe Groppo. Sopra/Alpe Groppo. The path climbs up the left bank of the canyon, is marked but not often used, with steep parts and rocky steps. and rocky steps. Take the path past Alpe Bochi at an altitude of 930 m and continue up to about 1180 m, where, near a rock face, you turn near a rock face, turn left onto a small, semi-horizontal path marked by cairns and runs along the wall for a short distance. along the wall. A relatively clear point of orientation after 50 m on the path is a huge tree stump. Continue along a less clearly recognizable path with some short ascents and descents, but the height is maintained. is maintained. When the canyon becomes visible, there are some parts that cross the steep forest. Eventually you reach a very exposed rocky outcrop at a height of about 180 m, from which you can you can reach the canyon with abseiling equipment.
Tour: A difficult and challenging alpine canyon characterized by a very long corridor with numerous abseiling points, almost all of which are under waterfalls, with the canyon walls being less than one metre deep in many places. There is no escape route for the first 220 meters. The second part offers more breathing space and a few more escape routes, but is by no means to be underestimated. The exploratory routes are obviously the only ones you should use, and although they are in sheltered places, they are very risky given the nature of the canyon. Entry at 1170 HM is 25 rappels. ATTENTION: On weekdays there can be loud, rather disturbing disturbing explosions from the nearby quarry, which could be dangerous during the last rappel. Avoid on weekdays or exit to the left before the last rappel.

Dos Aguas: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the pedrera we will go up to the ferrata, when we finish it we will go out to the left to the watercourse that we will see clearly, once in it we will be the descent.
Tour: No big deal, the fun is the joint activity.

Calcon: Canyon Start

Formiga (Cascadas): Canyon Start

Guatizalema (Lower): Canyon Start

Isarre (Upper): Canyon Start

Isarre (Lower): Canyon Start

Trillas: Canyon Start

Bouissiere: Canyon Start
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Sinigo (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-19: Beautiful and challenging canyon in very wild environment, for experts. Presence of numerous fallen logs in water, useful hacksaw. We added 2 missing anchors along the route. The last 135 mt rappel ha...
Approach: From the parking lot, walk down and follow Via Locher for about 150 meters. Then take the wide path on the right that leads up the Sinigo stream to a small bridge. After crossing this small bridge, descend to the river bed on the orographic left bank and follow the watercourse until you reach a large stone wall, where the route begins.
Tour: Difficult canyon for normal water flow. Risk of landslides and falling rocks. The route is divided into three parts: upper part, rarely passable due to strong current; middle part, generally passable and fairly open; lower part, often with little water, but becomes dangerous in strong current. C135 (35-20-20-50) Emergency exit near the first tributary on the left. Remarks: it is recommended to bring your own material to reinforce inadequate anchors. Check the water level very carefully!

Sinigo (superiore): Canyon End
2025-08-19: Beautiful and challenging canyon in very wild environment, for experts. Presence of numerous fallen logs in water, useful hacksaw. We added 2 missing anchors along the route. The last 135 mt rappel ha...
Return: After the 130-meter-high waterfall, follow the water inlet to the right and ascend above it on the path to Fragsburg Castle.

Sinigo (superiore): Parking at Entry
2025-08-19: Beautiful and challenging canyon in very wild environment, for experts. Presence of numerous fallen logs in water, useful hacksaw. We added 2 missing anchors along the route. The last 135 mt rappel ha...
Access: Shuttle 13,5km Approach to the parking exit: from Bolzano Sud take the Merano-Bolzano expressway in the direction of Merano. Then take the Sinigo/Sinich exit and continue towards this village. After the long straight, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Arelengo/Verano Hafling/Vöran. After approx. 1 km, at another traffic circle, take the first exit Pictung Freiberg/Montefranco (Via Castel Gatto). Follow the road for approx. 2 km until you reach the junction al Hohe 523 (crucifix) and turn left into Via #ers and then into Via Fragsburg/Castel Verruca Ge in the direction of Fragsburg. After about 3 km, drive past Fragsburg Castle and then park your car (BOTTOM CAR) in the unpaved parking lot. From here, a wide path begins on the right that leads to the Fades 130 m high waterfall in 15 minutes, where you can judge the water level. Parking entry. From Fragsburg Castle, drive back to the junction with Via Labers and follow it to the right. At the exit of Via Labers, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Hafling When you reach the village of Hafling, turn left before the E55o petrol station and park directly above the petrol station (Nusser parking lot).
Return: After the 130-meter-high waterfall, follow the water inlet to the right and ascend above it on the path to Fragsburg Castle.

Sinigo (superiore): Parking at Exit
Comment: Achtung! Nicht am Hang parken - Steinschlaggefahr
Access: Shuttle 13,5km Approach to the parking exit: from Bolzano Sud take the Merano-Bolzano expressway in the direction of Merano. Then take the Sinigo/Sinich exit and continue towards this village. After the long straight, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Arelengo/Verano Hafling/Vöran. After approx. 1 km, at another traffic circle, take the first exit Pictung Freiberg/Montefranco (Via Castel Gatto). Follow the road for approx. 2 km until you reach the junction al Hohe 523 (crucifix) and turn left into Via #ers and then into Via Fragsburg/Castel Verruca Ge in the direction of Fragsburg. After about 3 km, drive past Fragsburg Castle and then park your car (BOTTOM CAR) in the unpaved parking lot. From here, a wide path begins on the right that leads to the Fades 130 m high waterfall in 15 minutes, where you can judge the water level. Parking entry. From Fragsburg Castle, drive back to the junction with Via Labers and follow it to the right. At the exit of Via Labers, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Hafling When you reach the village of Hafling, turn left before the E55o petrol station and park directly above the petrol station (Nusser parking lot).
Return: After the 130-meter-high waterfall, follow the water inlet to the right and ascend above it on the path to Fragsburg Castle.

Sinigo (superiore): Parking at Exit1
Access: Shuttle 13,5km Approach to the parking exit: from Bolzano Sud take the Merano-Bolzano expressway in the direction of Merano. Then take the Sinigo/Sinich exit and continue towards this village. After the long straight, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Arelengo/Verano Hafling/Vöran. After approx. 1 km, at another traffic circle, take the first exit Pictung Freiberg/Montefranco (Via Castel Gatto). Follow the road for approx. 2 km until you reach the junction al Hohe 523 (crucifix) and turn left into Via #ers and then into Via Fragsburg/Castel Verruca Ge in the direction of Fragsburg. After about 3 km, drive past Fragsburg Castle and then park your car (BOTTOM CAR) in the unpaved parking lot. From here, a wide path begins on the right that leads to the Fades 130 m high waterfall in 15 minutes, where you can judge the water level. Parking entry. From Fragsburg Castle, drive back to the junction with Via Labers and follow it to the right. At the exit of Via Labers, take the first exit at the traffic circle in the direction of Hafling When you reach the village of Hafling, turn left before the E55o petrol station and park directly above the petrol station (Nusser parking lot).

Vertical Line

Bondione: Canyon Start

Giarre

Raco d'en Vives: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el sendero que sale por el torrent y
Tour: Sencillo descenso con poquitos rápeles

Raco d'en Vives: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Nos situaremos en Sóller, aparcaremos al final del Carrer Rullan o de la Av Juli Ramis.
Return: Seguiremos el torrente para coger el sendero de acceso

Al.lot Mort: Canyon Start

Al.lot Mort: Canyon End

Al.lot Mort: Parking at Entry

Al.lot Mort: Parking at Exit

Raconas: Canyon Start
Approach: Mismo acceso que Molinet, subimos hacia El Pujol y continuamos por un sendero que sube por El Ninot hasta la planicie de Fartaritx. Una vez en la plana salimos hacia el Este por encima de los paredones, tendremos casi 500m hasta llegar a la reunión
Tour: Ein einzelner 55m Wasserfal dann nach links zum Aufstiegssteig zurück. Schneller aber anspruchsvoller kann man auch orogr. rechts über plattige Schrofen direkt zur Hochfläche klettern.

Assarell: Canyon Start
Approach: Si solo hacemos la parte inferior es acceso inmediato. Si no tendremos que subir por la pista que sube hasta l'Asarell
Tour: Lange Tour mit ca. 30 Abseilstellen. Wenn über den Zwischeneinsteig bei el Rafals eingestiegen wird benötigt man nur 2x20m Seil

Assarell: Canyon End
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Assarell: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Desde Pollença saliendo dirección sur por la Ma-2200, a la altura del Puig María tenemos el desvío a la derecha a Can Bosc. Iremos hasta los alrededores de Can Cusset, en donde aparcaremos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso, si lo tenemos, subimos hasta Els Rafals por donde podremos aparcar.
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Assarell: Parking at Exit
Access: Desde Pollença saliendo dirección sur por la Ma-2200, a la altura del Puig María tenemos el desvío a la derecha a Can Bosc. Iremos hasta los alrededores de Can Cusset, en donde aparcaremos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso, si lo tenemos, subimos hasta Els Rafals por donde podremos aparcar.
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Salt (Deia): Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso bcos Comellar, Salt y Racó Desde el pueblo por el sendero que sube al Pas des Falcó. Subida vertiginosa y expuesta con una zona de pasamanos. Al sobrepasar los murallones verticales solo hay que echarse a la derecha al cauce seco del torrente
Tour: Der hohe Wasserfall wird enweder mit 2 (65m) oder 3 Zwischenständen überwunden die teilweise angependelt werden müssen.

Escaleres: Canyon Start

Havos: Canyon Start

Centaurs: Canyon Start

Karavoma: Canyon Start

Galanorema (Lower): Canyon Start

Kathreftis: Canyon Start

Makrirachi: Canyon Start

Kakorema: Canyon Start

Big Rock: Canyon Start

Kalokerino: Canyon Start

Galanorema (Upper): Canyon Start

Acharn Falls: Canyon Start

Fishers Ghyl: Canyon Start

Longsleddale: Canyon Start

Deep Canyon (Greece): Canyon Start

Sant Marti (Boi): Canyon Start
Approach: We go to the bridge over the river and we access
Tour: Nice and short descent, very fast flowing in spring due to the thaw but with the rappels (except one) out of the active, so we will not have problems except for excessive flow.

Bono: Canyon Start
Approach: From the back of the village there is a path that goes up the river on the orographic right. We will go up it always quite close to the riverbed and we can enter in the second part (where the waterfalls are) or in the upper part (in the area arrampada) which is accessed from a tributary.
Tour: The first part of the route is not very fun, with rappels that are not very steep, most of which we will be able to negotiate. The rest we will have to improvise with natural ones. The second part is much more interesting, it gains entity and ends with the rappels of 27 and 41m so you could do only this part and shorten...

Erta: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked downstream, we will have the river next to us but we will have a long walk along the river to the ravine area as such. The good thing is that here we can evaluate the flow without having to go for a long walk. If we go from the top we will have to follow the track to the Collada Blanca and from here by a path through the forest down to the river.
Tour: No major difficulties other than those of spring and its high flow rates

Unarre: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross Escalarre and after the last houses there is a path that crosses some fields and goes to the village of Unarre just by the orographic left of the river. We will go up 1km from the end of the village, if we follow the path, it gets closer to cross the river, in that case we will have passed the river.
Tour: A first part of jumps and cliffs without much interest to reach the most boxed area. Here a first grooved rappel welcomes us to later take us to the two highest rappels.

Llauset (Upper): Canyon Start

Diable (Lerida): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that leaves in front of the parking area, this path goes to the Pont del Diable, it is marked with yellow marks. Approx. 1,5kms to the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: See review

Salenques: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and next to the bridge the S9 trail comes out. We will go up next to the river about 2kms to a metal bridge where we cross it. Here we will go to the left on a path with milestones in which the climb is already increasing, the path is quite close to the stream and when it softens the ascent, we will watch our left to find a little marked path that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: See description in Canyoning

Cambra: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we follow the track that indicates the sign, this climb, in continuous ascent, reaches a right turn with another indicator that tells us to continue straight ahead following the course of the river. From here we will follow the white marks to go up the ravine to its headwaters. When we are at about 1600m altitude, we must be attentive that soon we will see the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A first part with long waterfalls and rappels, in an open environment, where the most remarkable is the tube of the 4th rappel, a place where the water gets stronger as the channel narrows, a place to walk very carefully. Then there is an area with more adventures, where we will have to walk more and after that, the walkway, which gives us access to perhaps the most spectacular part, with a small gorge and some really aesthetic rappels.

Hereishedo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the orographic left side of the stream through the forest without a defined path up to about 1630m.
Tour: This is a descent full of natural features in a spectacular alpine environment. It is quite abandoned and some anchors may have jumped so you will have to improvise natural

Curti

Curti: Parking Entry and Exit

Meta II: Canyon Start

Golasecca 2: Canyon Start

Muraglie
v? a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 61m

Freddo (Vinadio)

Palma e Canne: Canyon Start

Cartiera: Canyon Start

Fontetagliole
v? a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 17m

Posporcora

Rocca (Salisano): Canyon Start

Turrite di San Rocco: Canyon Start

Balza Tagliata
v? a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 51m

Pis Madai: Canyon Start

Schioppo: Canyon Start

Renanchio: Canyon Start

Cupa: Canyon Start

Castel San Vincenzo: Canyon Start

Castel San Vincenzo: Canyon End

Diavolo

Longi: Canyon Start

Stretta: Canyon Start

Cala la Morte: Canyon Start

Chiussuma: Canyon Start

Sciara di Carsa: Canyon Start

Gole di Tiberio: Canyon Start
v1 a5 I | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | m
2025-04-08: Gole di Tiberio Short swim canyon v1a5I P 37.916944°, 14.191389° Walk a few more steps along the paid area (without entering it) and take the approx. 400 steps to the right to the Gole di Tiberio. Sw...
Approach: Walk a few more steps along the paid area (without entering it) and take the approx. 400 steps on the right to the Gole dei Tiberio.
Tour: Swimming distance approx. 200 m

Gole di Tiberio: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-08: Gole di Tiberio Short swim canyon v1a5I P 37.916944°, 14.191389° Walk a few more steps along the paid area (without entering it) and take the approx. 400 steps to the right to the Gole di Tiberio. Sw...
Comment: ACHTUNG: Parkplatzkoordinate aus Beschreibung übernommen - vermutlich nicht korrekt.
Return: You can either swim back (at low current) or take the path up the slope on the right (olive plantation) until you reach a path and later an asphalt road that leads back to the P.

Gole di Tiberio: Canyon End
2025-04-08: Gole di Tiberio Short swim canyon v1a5I P 37.916944°, 14.191389° Walk a few more steps along the paid area (without entering it) and take the approx. 400 steps to the right to the Gole di Tiberio. Sw...
Return: You can either swim back (at low current) or take the path up the slope on the right (olive plantation) until you reach a path and later an asphalt road that leads back to the P.

Simeteo: Canyon Start

Morigerati: Canyon Start

Moneta

Mauro: Canyon Start

Plu: Canyon Start

Sermenza: Canyon End
2025-08-02: The Sermenza Gorge is not really a Canyoning route but more of a river trek practiced by a few rafting schools in Valsesia. Rope is not necessary, there is some diving and the trail is short in an aes...

Sermenza: Canyon Start
2025-08-02: The Sermenza Gorge is not really a Canyoning route but more of a river trek practiced by a few rafting schools in Valsesia. Rope is not necessary, there is some diving and the trail is short in an aes...

Pezzomara

Terelle: Canyon Start

Bussentino: Canyon Start

San Leo: Canyon Start

Foglie: Canyon Start

Foglie: Canyon End

Poio (Perugia)

Nas: Canyon Start

Fosso del Rio: Canyon Start

Acquaro: Canyon Start

Pisciarelle

Santissima

Vallone di Mezzanotte: Canyon Start

Vallone di Mezzanotte: Canyon End

Vallone di Mezzanotte: Parking Entry and Exit

Vogna sup.: Canyon Start
2025-08-06: The vogna is divided into 2 sections, the upper is the shortest and most continuous, however, it has a long approach (1.30 h) and a 1 h return walk. For the upper section the estimated difficulty is V...
Approach: Continue along the road, first paved and then unpaved, until you reach Peccia. From here, take trail 201, then at the Napoleonic Bridge, switch to trail 205 toward Passo del Maccagno (GTA route). Follow this trail to Alpe Buzzo Inferiore. A little further ahead, you’ll pass above the canyon to be descended (the narrow corridor is clearly visible). Continue for a few dozen meters and enter the stream as soon as possible.
Tour: The descent begins with some easy downclimbing until a marked left turn (where a large avalanche often deposits). Here you’ll find the first rappel, C5 (not equipped), immediately followed by C7 left (single anchor) — below this point, the canyon becomes very narrow. Two beautiful pools lead to C12 right (single anchor, possible jump into a magnificent pool below), followed by C7 (not equipped, precise jump possible) and C3 (not equipped, snow may persist here). You then reach the tallest waterfall, C25 left (single anchor; the approach is exposed — a handline would be useful). The pool below is spectacular and allows for several high jumps. Next comes C18 right, marking the end of the canyon. From here, walk about 10 minutes to reach an easy exit point on the right that leads back to the trail.

Otro: Canyon Start
2025-10-16: The Otro is probably the most beautiful canyon in Valsesia, with some spectacular forked sections; it was explored many years ago by an unknown team that equipped it with resinati. Over the years ther...

Pelc

Narbona

Castelvecchio

Rouspard: Canyon Start

Cassibile

Rasciano

Pozzeria: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: First rappels low and on sight. Then you have a 40-meter More low rappels and then you get to a slightly more recessed unclimbable section higher verticals begin. Man current left with diverter on sha...
Tour: First you rappel low and on sight. Then you have a 40 meter long More low abseils and then you come to a slightly deeper unclimbable part where the higher verticals begin. Man currently on the left with a diverter on the tree and armo for the 66 rappel (uncomfortable armo) After the 66 rappel you come to a small terrace where a split 35 + 40 begins First leg of the 35 rappel to the right, which is closed in a relay after completing the 40 rappel on the wall on the leg to the left.

Pozzeria: Parking at Entry
2025-10-05: First rappels low and on sight. Then you have a 40-meter More low rappels and then you get to a slightly more recessed unclimbable section higher verticals begin. Man current left with diverter on sha...

Pozzeria: Parking at Exit
2025-10-05: First rappels low and on sight. Then you have a 40-meter More low rappels and then you get to a slightly more recessed unclimbable section higher verticals begin. Man current left with diverter on sha...

La Mola (Cenciara)

Prata (Cuneo): Canyon Start

Gran Burrone: Canyon Start

Lanara

Barrea

Orghe Nere: Canyon Start

Sosio

Rovi: Canyon Start

Mirabella: Canyon Start

Pantalica: Canyon Start
2025-02-25: The original data from Gulliver.it refers to a hike in northern Italy. There is probably no technical canyon in Pantalica. But there is a nice aqua trek: Depending on the water supply, the character...
Approach: The starting point is the parking lot at the eastern entrance to the Anapo Valley. At the entrance to the nature park you have to register in a book. The opening hours of the entrance vary depending on the season. Follow the road along the old railroad line. The first signposted possibility to leave the track leads towards the Ferla entrance. After a few meters you have to cross the Anapo. Continue uphill past the somewhat hidden Roman water pipe to the Ferla entrance (parking lot). From there, descend to the left in a large arc (on the way, a green gate blocks the descent to the interesting Grotta dei pipistrelli) down to Torrente Calcinara. This is where the actual trek begins.
Tour: Depending on the time of year, this is the point to put on the neoprene. You now follow the watercourse through a number of pools and a few short, easy waterfalls. On the left you reach the beginning of the Bohemian aqueduct. There is a possible jump of 4m here. Opposite is a steep path that can be used as an emergency exit. After 200 m you reach the Fiume Anapo. Now continue downstream until you can get out onto a path on the right. You can follow the Anapo further downstream. However, this quickly becomes tedious due to the slippery rock.

Pantalica: Canyon End
2025-02-25: The original data from Gulliver.it refers to a hike in northern Italy. There is probably no technical canyon in Pantalica. But there is a nice aqua trek: Depending on the water supply, the character...
Return: Soon you reach the point where you crossed the Anapo during the ascent. Continue as on the access.

Berchidda

Mezzocorona: Canyon Start

Vermicano

Marmore: Canyon Start

Marmore: Canyon End

Piana: Canyon Start

Esercitazione

Racines: Canyon Start

Antruilles: Canyon Start

Era: Canyon Start
2025-10-25: Canyon can be considered V3A1II. Passes for the most part next to a path, so very easy to escape. Long approach (1h30 without shuttle) but straightforward path until the start. Starts with the longest...

Traio

Corona

Isnello

Vornia

Olocchia: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinaten basierend auf Name und Karte ermittelt

Olocchia: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinaten basierend auf Name und Karte ermittelt

Lazum: Canyon Start

Alpuggio: Canyon Start

Uriezzo: Canyon Start

Acquatona: Canyon Start

Tremezzolo: Canyon Start

Tremezzolo: Canyon End

Tremezzolo: Parking Entry and Exit

Farfa

Bolvedro: Canyon Start

Bolvedro: Canyon End

Farfalle

Barranco Rio Castro Laboreiro Inf: Canyon Start
Approach: Wir gehen zum Fluss, den wir auf dem Weg auf der linken Seite überqueren. Nach einer halben Stunde Fußmarsch, bevor wir den Aussichtspunkt erreichen, müssen wir einen kleinen Pfad auf der rechten Seite zum Fluss nehmen.
Tour: Einfach, nur 5 Abseilstellen, die bei normalem Sommerwasserstand kein Problem darstellen. Viele Sprungmöglichkeiten. Sehr unterhaltsam. 1 Rápel 13 m Izq - 2 Rápel 13 m Izq - 3 Rápel 20 m Der Escape previo izq 4 Rápel 13 m Der - 5 Rápel 20 m Der - 6 Destrepe 4 m - - 7 Tobogan x m - -

Barranco Rio Castro Laboreiro Inf: Canyon End
Return: Hinter der Rutsche sehen wir links einen Weg, der den Hang hinauf zum Aussichtspunkt führt. Dann kehren wir auf dem Zugangsweg zurück.

Barranco Rio Castro Laboreiro Inf: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Hinter der Rutsche sehen wir links einen Weg, der den Hang hinauf zum Aussichtspunkt führt. Dann kehren wir auf dem Zugangsweg zurück.

Pena Amarela (Upper): Canyon Start
Approach: For the upper part can be accessed directly from Cando or climb from Pedrogao by the slope of Peña Amarela by a path that leads to the road. For the lower part we will go from Pedrogao by the PR8 of the mines to the access bridge.
Tour: Nice descents, much more technical and interesting the upper part.

Pena Amarela (Lower): Canyon Start

Castanheira: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that leaves the village heading NE until we reach the river, we follow it until it rises and the rappels begin.

Cabril: Canyon Start
2024-08-18: Poco da Moura and the big pools are great, but getting in and out is a real pain. Bring your own machete.
Approach: We walk along the Moinho path, after 500 m two interconnected bends and a path with a marker on the left. We take it and continue climbing gently until, at about 850 m, it crosses another path that descends. We will follow it ( left) making a bend and approaching the river. After a few linked bends, we take a path to the right that leads us down to the river
Tour: A small rappel to reach the 44 m overhang, followed by another of six rappels to exit with the 5 m overhang. Emergency exits: Difficult, but possible

Cabril: Canyon End
2024-08-18: Poco da Moura and the big pools are great, but getting in and out is a real pain. Bring your own machete.
Return: We go out to the left and take a small path that leads us to a road. When we are just below Xertelo, there is a path on the left that leads up to the road and from there into the town.

Cabril: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-18: Poco da Moura and the big pools are great, but getting in and out is a real pain. Bring your own machete.
Access: Tenemos que llegar a la localidad de Xertelo, al lado de Cabril. Desde Ourense por la OU312 y luego la N308-1. Desde Verín, Bragança o Braga por la N103. Una vez en Vilar da Veiga nos dirigimos a Ermida por la CM1276 y seguiremos hacia Fafiao y Cabril. Desde aquí subiremos hacia Xertelo y aparcamos.
Return: We go out to the left and take a small path that leads us to a road. When we are just below Xertelo, there is a path on the left that leads up to the road and from there into the town.

Aguieiras: Canyon Start
Approach: This same street ends in a path that leads to the river.
Tour: Nice descent but be careful with the flow!

Quelhas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road that goes up to the mills, there is a path to the right that goes down the hillside to the headwaters. With a combination of cars, from the mills you only have to go down to the river.
Tour: Nice descent in spring with good flow. In summer with little flow it is a very easy descent and frequented by companies.

Coto Boi: Canyon Start
Approach: There is a small path but you can't get lost, we just have to follow straight ahead to the top of the waterfall, you can't get lost because you can see the access.

Caima: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate from Mizarela.
Tour: Impressive its first waterfall of 85m. Subsequently it is not so spectacular but it is worth the succession of rappels and abseilings, many of them jumpable.

Germil: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Von Spanien über den Stausee Lindoso (OU540) nach Portugal oder von Ponte da Barca über die N203 nach Spanien. Wir biegen auf die CM1346 in Richtung Vila Cha (Sao Joao Baptista) ab, passieren Barral und biegen nach Sao Joao links nach Seixas ab und fahren weiter nach Paradela, wo wir parken. Auf Höhe der Brücke gibt es viel Platz.
Return: Etwa 200 m nach dem letzten Abseilpunkt finden wir links einen Pfad, der bis zum Dorf hinaufführt.

Germil: Canyon Start
Approach: Etwa 50 m hinter der Brücke zweigt rechts ein Weg ab, der den Hang hinauf bis zum Kamm führt. Von hier aus sehen wir links den Fluss und die Wasserfälle und können deren Wassermenge einschätzen. Etwas weiter, auf etwa 400 m Höhe, führt ein Weg links zum Nebenfluss, über den wir zum Fluss Germil gelangen.
Tour: Der Abstieg beginnt eigentlich am Nebenfluss und führt weiter am Fluss entlang. Seien Sie sehr vorsichtig, denn bei hohem Wasserstand kann es in mehreren Becken zu Strömungen kommen. 1 Rápel 9 m cen - 2 Rápel 11 m Izq - 3 Destrepe 4 m Izq/Der Salto 3 4 Rápel 18 m Der - 5 Rápel 5 m Izq - 6 Destrepe 2 m Izq/Der Precaución 7 Rápel 10 m Izq - 8 Rápel 8 m Izq 8m medio 9 Tobogán 1 m Izq/Der - 10 Rápel 17 m Der - 11 Rápel 18 m Izq - 12 Rápel 25 m Der Posible guiado, rebufos 13 Rápel 13 m Izq - 14 Destrepe 8 m Izq/Der - 15 Rápel 11 m Izq - 16 Rápel 11 m Der - 17 Rápel 10 m Izq -

Germil: Canyon End
Return: Etwa 200 m nach dem letzten Abseilpunkt finden wir links einen Pfad, der bis zum Dorf hinaufführt.

Pequenino: Canyon Start
Approach: Frades Sup and Inf and Pequenino Access From Tebilhao to Cabreiros along the trail (or vice versa) until it crosses the Pequenino stream.
Tour: After a first bland part of small slopes we will reach the waterfalls area until we reach the two highest waterfalls, then we will find the Frades river.

Fondo (Trento): Canyon Start

Malone: Canyon Start

Contieri

Pensionato: Canyon Start

Urio: Canyon Start

Canale dei Mulini: Canyon Start

Mandrelle: Canyon Start

Mandrelle: Canyon End

Valle Vesporina: Canyon Start

Valle Vesporina: Canyon End

Canal Pianone: Canyon Start

Capricchia: Canyon Start

Bellano

Villa

Jack Lemon: Canyon Start

Jack Lemon: Canyon End

Sanagra

Infernone: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Short and easy canyon but with a beautiful gorge and crystal clear water, it can be combined with ferrata and from the ferrata you can reach some dives
Approach: Continue on foot along the uphill road until you find, on the left, a trail that follows an irrigation channel. Follow it for about 15 minutes to its end, where it meets the Elvo stream (there’s a trail with canyoning signs on the left).
Tour: From the end of the trail, descend toward the stream where you’ll find the first 4 m drop with an anchor point. Continue through a small tunnel with a slide and another 4 m jump. Proceed easily until you reach a wooden bridge; a few meters further, you’ll find the first large slab. A sequence of easy slides leads to a 7 m toboggan (anchor on the right), which takes you to the second large slab. At the end of the pool there’s a 6 m jump, difficulty A4. Continue easily for about 50 m, then climb up to the left (fixed ropes) to reach the smooth slab with another small 2 m jump. Here the stream narrows into a gorge, and the most enjoyable option is to follow the via ferrata for about 200 m to the large slab, where you can abseil 10 m or jump (A4). Continue in the water and climb left for a 5 m jump. The final 4 m jump leads to the exit on the left; continue easily until the pool where the Janca stream flows in from the right.

Infernone: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Short and easy canyon but with a beautiful gorge and crystal clear water, it can be combined with ferrata and from the ferrata you can reach some dives
Return: To return to the car, follow the via ferrata path that runs along the left side of the stream for 10 minutes, then find a small steep trail on the left (yellow sign marked via di fuga). From there, it’s about 15 minutes back to the car.

Viaggiarello

Tantodolorpernulla: Canyon Start

Inferno (Rontano)

Campore: Canyon Start

Susa: Canyon Start

Oreto: Canyon Start

Canale Margherita

Lao
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Gafaro di Martino: Canyon Start

Creturo: Canyon Start

Saitta: Waypoint
Comment: In Letojanni kurz vor der Brücke links abbiegen, vor der Brücke die den gleichnamigen Bach Letojanni überquert

Saitta: Parking at Exit
Comment: Vermutlich hier - Koordinate gesetzt auf Basis der Beschreibung
Access: From the A18 Catania-Messina highway, take the Taormina exit and continue on the S.S.114 state road towards Messina. When you reach the village of Letojanni, continue on the state road and, just before the bridge that crosses the stream of the same name, turn left and continue straight on until the road, which is asphalted but turns into a dirt track, ends in a small clearing where you can park your car. (Parking exit) Drive back to the highway exit and continue towards Taormina and then Castelmola. A few kilometers before the village of Castelmola, turn right towards the sports field and just before it turn left up a steep slope and continue for about a kilometer until you reach an old, peculiar, abandoned restaurant (Le Quattro Stagioni); here turn right and drive down a small road, which soon becomes unpaved, to the other side of the valley where you can park your car near a residential house. (parking entry)
Return: At this point, it is possible to turn left and reach the car by crossing abandoned fields and then descending steep and impermeable slopes. However, the most comfortable way is to follow the walk of the torrent between chaotic boulders in a very open environment until, 300 meters further on, a path descends to the right that leads to the car parked downstream in a few minutes. Continuing along the stream, however, you descend another 10 meters to reach the confluence with the Letojanni stream shortly afterwards, not far from the clearing where the car is parked.

Saitta: Canyon End
Comment: Vermutlich hier - Koordinate gesetzt auf Basis der Beschreibung
Return: At this point, it is possible to turn left and reach the car by crossing abandoned fields and then descending steep and impermeable slopes. However, the most comfortable way is to follow the walk of the torrent between chaotic boulders in a very open environment until, 300 meters further on, a path descends to the right that leads to the car parked downstream in a few minutes. Continuing along the stream, however, you descend another 10 meters to reach the confluence with the Letojanni stream shortly afterwards, not far from the clearing where the car is parked.

Saitta: Waypoint1
Comment: WP: Le Quattro Stagioni

Melezzo: Canyon Start

Argentino

Zagaria

Ghiandone: Canyon Start

Pendolina

Sega

Salto del Cieco

Sant Egidio

Lombrice: Canyon Start

Valle Pliniana: Canyon Start

Coccia di Vico: Canyon Start

Coccia di Vico: Canyon End

Inferno (Pancellorum): Canyon Start

Inferno (Pancellorum): Canyon End

Cecalocco: Canyon Start

Cecalocco: Canyon End

Verdassa: Canyon Start

Verdassa: Canyon End

Tellesimo

Ronci

Cavallo: Canyon Start

Garavina: Canyon Start

Moggio: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Moggio (cemetery)

Moggio: Canyon End
Return: Pie di Moggio exit (near the church)

Rote: Canyon Start

Mojo: Parking at Entry
2025-03-21: Forra sghiccio malvagna a3v2III In the same place a 2nd canyon (water-bearing) Clear canyon with 5 short abseils. You fight your way through the narrow streets of Malvagna to a monstrous road that le...
2025-03-20: Barranco Mojo a1v2III Beautiful small dry canyon with smooth limestone rock and gravel areas. With a view of Mount Etna opposite. P: 37.9109113N, 15.0378701E At 37.9117966N, 15.0370371E follow the dir...

Mojo: Waypoint
2025-03-21: Forra sghiccio malvagna a3v2III In the same place a 2nd canyon (water-bearing) Clear canyon with 5 short abseils. You fight your way through the narrow streets of Malvagna to a monstrous road that le...
2025-03-20: Barranco Mojo a1v2III Beautiful small dry canyon with smooth limestone rock and gravel areas. With a view of Mount Etna opposite. P: 37.9109113N, 15.0378701E At 37.9117966N, 15.0370371E follow the dir...
Comment: WP1: Den Feldweg aufwärts und der Pfadspur rechtshaltend, ein kleines Trockental queren, zum Einstieg.
Approach: At SS1: up the field path and keeping to the trail on the right, cross a small dry valley to the entry point.

Mojo: Canyon Start
2025-03-21: Forra sghiccio malvagna a3v2III In the same place a 2nd canyon (water-bearing) Clear canyon with 5 short abseils. You fight your way through the narrow streets of Malvagna to a monstrous road that le...
2025-03-20: Barranco Mojo a1v2III Beautiful small dry canyon with smooth limestone rock and gravel areas. With a view of Mount Etna opposite. P: 37.9109113N, 15.0378701E At 37.9117966N, 15.0370371E follow the dir...
Approach: At SS1: up the field path and keeping to the trail on the right, cross a small dry valley to the entry point.
Tour: a1v2III 1. hourglass 3 m 2. 2 BH 7m 3. 2 BH 10 m 4. 2 BH 12 m 5. 2 BH 14 m 6. chain 3 m 7. 2 BH 21 m or from chain 25 m 8. chain 8 m 9. 2 BH 20 m The first three and the 6th rappel can also be downclimbed. From the last rappel 37.9172363N, 15.0406200E SSW trail to the starting point Superiore equipment Exit possible to the right or left in many places Track at Wikiloc

Mojo: Canyon End

Franciardi

Elva: Canyon Start

Elva: Canyon End

Salcini (tributary fosso Campione)

Macrana

Elmo: Canyon Start
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.micheleangileri.com/canyoning/elmo/elmo_en.htm

Elmo: Canyon End
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.micheleangileri.com/canyoning/elmo/elmo_en.htm

Novella: Canyon Start

Carboj: Canyon Start

Saraceno

San Girolamo: Canyon Start

Brico I

Pisciallacqua

Menduccia

Valle dei Tre Pozzi

Pirighedda: Canyon Start

Palumbrosa: Canyon Start

Palumbrosa: Canyon End

Bau e Bavariste: Canyon Start

Bau e Bavariste: Canyon End

Scaloni

San Pietro: Canyon Start

San Pietro: Canyon End

Cinghiale

Piscio

Dezzo: Canyon Start

San Lazzaro: Canyon Start

Su Turnu 'e Orrungiosu: Canyon Start

Zerbion: Canyon Start

Zerbion: Canyon End

Bottaro: Canyon Start

Acqua della Vita

Peschio (Pisciarellone): Canyon Start

Peschio (Pisciarellone): Canyon End

Peschio (Pisciarellone): Parking Entry and Exit

Pian dell'Acqua

Bacu su Palu: Canyon Start

Cardu Pintu: Canyon Start

Cardu Pintu: Canyon End

Acqua Pesata

Sa Furca

Bus del Pis: Unknown

Ravano

Manzo

Xaco: Canyon Start

S'Arga 'e Monte Andau: Canyon Start

S'Arga 'e Monte Andau: Canyon End

Morricana: Canyon Start

San Martino

Gafaro e Nebbia

Curiasca: Canyon Start

Lunga

Bus de la Vecia: Canyon Start

San Bartolomeo: Canyon Start

Iacci da Capo

Baccu Dilone (Riu Argallargiu): Canyon Start

Baccu Dilone (Riu Argallargiu): Canyon End

Baccu Locci: Canyon Start

Baccu Locci: Canyon End

Rio del Passo: Canyon Start

Rio del Passo: Canyon End

Meriagu Mannu: Canyon Start

Meriagu Mannu: Canyon End

Iscala Mala: Canyon Start

Rio Bus: Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Weg CAI383 und nehmen Sie nach den st.li Trentesin einen Weg (im Tabacco markiert) nach Monte Trentesin. Passieren Sie die Abzweigung Voianis, um die Höhe zu halten, bis Sie den rio Voiani (einen Nebenfluss des rio Negro) durchqueren. Von hier aus folgen Sie einem Weg am rechten Ufer des rio Bus, bis Sie eine Höhe von 1305 erreichen.

Rio Bus: Canyon End
Comment: Hier gelangt man in den Rio Negro, und von hier bis zur Mündung des Rio Negro sind es 20 Abfahrten, max 25.

Rio Bus: Waypoint
Approach: Folgen Sie dem Weg CAI383 und nehmen Sie nach den st.li Trentesin einen Weg (im Tabacco markiert) nach Monte Trentesin. Passieren Sie die Abzweigung Voianis, um die Höhe zu halten, bis Sie den rio Voiani (einen Nebenfluss des rio Negro) durchqueren. Von hier aus folgen Sie einem Weg am rechten Ufer des rio Bus, bis Sie eine Höhe von 1305 erreichen.

Fosso Morto 3

Fosso Morto 2

San Vincenzo

Tre Monti: Canyon Start

Tre Monti: Canyon End

Cane Morto: Canyon Start

Cane Morto II

San Mamante: Parking at Exit

San Mamante: Parking at Entry

San Mamante: Canyon Start

San Mamante: Canyon End

Negrone: Canyon Start

Negrone: Canyon End

Entale

Scanno

Incacchiato II

Cascate di Santa Croce

Rio Bianco (Passo Tanamea): Canyon Start

Rio Bianco (Passo Tanamea): Canyon End

Vallecontieri

Schioppo (Terni): Canyon Start

San Leo (Reggio Calabria): Canyon Start

San Leo (Reggio Calabria): Canyon End

Rio Subiasco: Canyon Start

Rio Subiasco: Canyon End

Scanno II

Acqua Pendente

Cigno Bianco

Allaro: Canyon Start

Malanotte: Canyon Start1

Malanotte: Canyon End1

Varrone

Valloni A

Valloni B

Perlo

Fonte di Cambio: Canyon Start

Fonte di Cambio: Canyon End

Capriola: Canyon Start

Prato Fontanelle

Malandrai: Canyon Start

Malandrai: Parking Entry and Exit

Malandrai: Parking lot Alternative access

Lecceto

Scagliette

Pietra

Contrada Bacco: Canyon Start
2025-04-07: Contrada Bacco v3a2III Equipment partly borderline, possibly take a set with you Longest rappel 15 m Small canyon in a beautiful mountain area near the village of Alcara dei Fusi. With a bit of luck...
Approach: Entry at the 2 concrete bridges 38.0241676N, 14.7093549E.
Tour: Equipment partly borderline, possibly take a set with you The first part of the canyon is unfortunately quite full of garbage. You can also skip the first, less interesting part and join the sparsely marked hiking trail. 1. slide brake from tree 2 m 2. downclimb 6 m left, or from hourglass right 3. bra right 3m -Hiking trail crosses 4th BH center on large block 5 m or downclimb left 5. right 2, BH 10 m 6. left 2 chains 15m 7. right chain 10 m 8. left 15 m 2 new BH ropes jammed on block! 9. use left remains of the rope traverse 6m 10. at the last fall left overgrown traverese rope

Contrada Bacco: Waypoint
2025-04-07: Contrada Bacco v3a2III Equipment partly borderline, possibly take a set with you Longest rappel 15 m Small canyon in a beautiful mountain area near the village of Alcara dei Fusi. With a bit of luck...
Comment: Beginn Wanderweg
Approach: Entry at the 2 concrete bridges 38.0241676N, 14.7093549E.

Contrada Bacco: Canyon End
2025-04-07: Contrada Bacco v3a2III Equipment partly borderline, possibly take a set with you Longest rappel 15 m Small canyon in a beautiful mountain area near the village of Alcara dei Fusi. With a bit of luck...
Return: Left over a barely recognizable path a few meters to the road.

Fonte Valerio

Davagnino (Lower): Canyon Start

Bosconero: Canyon Start
Tour: 2023-07-05 low insufficient Climbed on foot from the entry point at 420m to the river crossing at 940m. It is best to cut right inward on the previous route, which should reach the river at about 880m. The gear is the only fast one of 2009, often no gear and natural gear is used. On the last beautiful 35m descent the ropes have been replaced and a quickdraw added.

Bosconero: Canyon End

Favogna: Canyon Start
2025-07-09: Start was a bit confusing as the river appeared dry. After some downclimbing we saw the water appearing. Nice experience, good anchoring
2025-07-05: Also beautiful the 2nd time.
2025-04-06: Beautiful environment.... Very cold water Weapons often very backward Very slippery
Approach: Description for the lower part: From the lower parking lot back through the village somewhat hidden over one of the two small bridges into Franz-von-Fenner-Straße, follow this up the hill until you come to a cupboard. Park the car there and continue on foot. Follow the road further uphill until you can see DISTINCT climbing tracks on the left (after about 50 meters downhill there is a small hut, then you are in the right place). If you walk until the road is close to the stream and you can see the slide brakes, you have gone too far. Follow the path downhill and descend along the stream. (In 2024 there were some helpful rope traverses.) Once you have descended over several slide brakes, you arrive directly in the stream. Entry.
Tour: Upper parts: Lower part: Quite fast parts, later even deep parts in wonderful scenic scenery with a short dark passage (no lamps necessary). Rappels and running sections of varying lengths alternate. Few technical difficulties await the canyonist, only at C40 a rope traverse has to be set up. If there is a lot of water, it can be difficult to get to the optimal position, especially on the C40.

Favogna: Canyon End
2025-07-09: Start was a bit confusing as the river appeared dry. After some downclimbing we saw the water appearing. Nice experience, good anchoring
2025-07-05: Also beautiful the 2nd time.
2025-04-06: Beautiful environment.... Very cold water Weapons often very backward Very slippery
Return: Follow the stream and get out at the slide brake in the village and return to the car. Approx. 4 min

Favogna: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-07-09: Start was a bit confusing as the river appeared dry. After some downclimbing we saw the water appearing. Nice experience, good anchoring
2025-07-05: Also beautiful the 2nd time.
2025-04-06: Beautiful environment.... Very cold water Weapons often very backward Very slippery
Comment: Start für den unteren Teil
Approach: Description for the lower part: From the lower parking lot back through the village somewhat hidden over one of the two small bridges into Franz-von-Fenner-Straße, follow this up the hill until you come to a cupboard. Park the car there and continue on foot. Follow the road further uphill until you can see DISTINCT climbing tracks on the left (after about 50 meters downhill there is a small hut, then you are in the right place). If you walk until the road is close to the stream and you can see the slide brakes, you have gone too far. Follow the path downhill and descend along the stream. (In 2024 there were some helpful rope traverses.) Once you have descended over several slide brakes, you arrive directly in the stream. Entry.
Tour: Upper parts: Lower part: Quite fast parts, later even deep parts in wonderful scenic scenery with a short dark passage (no lamps necessary). Rappels and running sections of varying lengths alternate. Few technical difficulties await the canyonist, only at C40 a rope traverse has to be set up. If there is a lot of water, it can be difficult to get to the optimal position, especially on the C40.

Favogna: Waypoint
Comment: Ggf. nicht ganz akkurater Punkt - DEUTLICHE Steigspuren abwärts die an einer kleinen Hütte vorbei zum Bach führen
Approach: Description for the lower part: From the lower parking lot back through the village somewhat hidden over one of the two small bridges into Franz-von-Fenner-Straße, follow this up the hill until you come to a cupboard. Park the car there and continue on foot. Follow the road further uphill until you can see DISTINCT climbing tracks on the left (after about 50 meters downhill there is a small hut, then you are in the right place). If you walk until the road is close to the stream and you can see the slide brakes, you have gone too far. Follow the path downhill and descend along the stream. (In 2024 there were some helpful rope traverses.) Once you have descended over several slide brakes, you arrive directly in the stream. Entry.

Favogna: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg für den unteren Abschnitt. Vor einer Schranke gibt es ca. 8 Plätze zu parken. Von hier 30 min in den Bach.
Return: Follow the stream and get out at the slide brake in the village and return to the car. Approx. 4 min

Favogna: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkplatz der nicht zeitlich beschränkt ist. (4 Autos)
Return: Follow the stream and get out at the slide brake in the village and return to the car. Approx. 4 min

Santa Agata

San Pietro (Calabria): Canyon Start

Rifugio Porcini

Colle Sant' Angelo

Santa Caterina (Rieti)

Colle Sarpulli

Monte (Cessapalombo)

Monte Giulio

Erchie: Canyon Start

Pesce Morto

Iaccio Porcelli

Iaccio Piano

Murolungo

Butramo: Canyon Start

Butramo: Canyon End

Butramo: Parking at Exit

Butramo: Parking at Entry

Prati di Jacopo Sardi

Saracena (Torrente)

Nonai: Canyon Start
2023-09-29: A very simple and short canyon, it is worth traveling through for the forested wilderness environment into which it descends. V2A3II, 2h More detailed information on gulliver.com
Approach: Walk back a short distance along the road until you find a nice forest section, where it’s easy to descend toward the stream by following faint tracks.
Tour: Enter the easy streambed, where you’ll find a few small natural slides and nice pools, then continue walking until you reach a concrete dam, which you bypass on the left. Just below, on the right bank, you’ll find the first rappel (C12). Immediately after, on the left bank, there’s a C10 with some rope friction, followed by a 5-meter slide with a possible rappel (though the anchor on the right side is very difficult to reach, C8). Continue walking for about 10 minutes until you reach C15, then walk again until you come out into the village. Total time: about 2 hours.

Murelle: Canyon Start

Murelle: Parking at Exit
Return: Sobald Sie diesen Weg zurückgelegt haben, müssen Sie die Selvaromana-Schlucht hinabsteigen und dann den Aquäduktweg am linken Ufer des Avello wieder hinaufgehen.

Murelle: Parking at Entry
Return: Sobald Sie diesen Weg zurückgelegt haben, müssen Sie die Selvaromana-Schlucht hinabsteigen und dann den Aquäduktweg am linken Ufer des Avello wieder hinaufgehen.

Murelle: Canyon End
Return: Sobald Sie diesen Weg zurückgelegt haben, müssen Sie die Selvaromana-Schlucht hinabsteigen und dann den Aquäduktweg am linken Ufer des Avello wieder hinaufgehen.

Amendolea

Ortanza

Flumini Uri: Canyon Start

Cairasca: Canyon Start
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung und den Koordinaten in Kombination mit dem Namen des Baches - NICHT VERIFIZIERT

Cairasca: Canyon End
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung und den Koordinaten in Kombination mit dem Namen des Baches - NICHT VERIFIZIERT

Cairasca: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung und den Koordinaten in Kombination mit dem Namen des Baches - NICHT VERIFIZIERT

Ambria

Astandri

Vallantica

Noceguardato

Crociasse: Canyon Start

Rui Stuat: Canyon End

Pesciadello

Pie di Lepre

Bitto di Albaredo

Polisena

Diserta: Canyon Start

Pisciaroni

Salino: Canyon Start

Togno: Canyon Start

Morrone

Montrone

Pissarolla

Madonnella

Terro

Cadino: Canyon Start

Liussa: Canyon Start

Val dei Foppi (Tobolandia): Canyon Start
Approach: The ascent is possible on foot, the route is visible on the map.

Val dei Foppi (Tobolandia): Canyon End
Return: After leaving the waterfall 55, you reach a path in the vegetation on the left bank.

Val dei Foppi (Tobolandia): Parking at Exit
Access: In the Portirone area, parking is available in a small area along the stream; the last 55-metre descent is visible. The second car takes you back south (Tavernola Bergamasca) and from there up towards the Acquaiolo area in the municipality of Parzanica.
Return: After leaving the waterfall 55, you reach a path in the vegetation on the left bank.

Val dei Foppi (Tobolandia): Parking at Entry
Access: In the Portirone area, parking is available in a small area along the stream; the last 55-metre descent is visible. The second car takes you back south (Tavernola Bergamasca) and from there up towards the Acquaiolo area in the municipality of Parzanica.
Return: After leaving the waterfall 55, you reach a path in the vegetation on the left bank.

Zagarone

Acerentia

Acquaniti

Cornicello

Cascate di Stiffe
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Cerro: Canyon Start

Cerro: Canyon End

Braccano

Pisciarellone (Monte Camicia)

Pisciarello (Isola G.Sasso)

San Nocaio

Pisciarello (Abruzzo)

Negre (Liguria): Canyon Start

Stella

Pisciarello (Lazio)

Acqua della Fame: Canyon Start

Acqua della Fame: Canyon End

Acqua della Fame: Parking Entry and Exit

Pisciarello (Apecchio): Canyon Start
Tour: Abfahrten links: 43 Abfahrten rechts: 37 Allein im unteren Abschnitt gibt es 17 Abfahrten.

Pisciarello (Apecchio): Canyon End

Pisciarello (Apecchio): Parking at Entry

Pisciarello (Apecchio): Parking at Exit

Pisciarello (Apecchio): Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Exit or median entry

Nocellara: Canyon Start

Saracena (Lower)

Saracena (Upper)

Vallone Porto: Canyon Start
Approach: After parking near the village of Nocelle, take the steep CAI path no. 31 that leads up to Monte Caliello, and then continue on path no. 33, which passes a recent landslide and crosses into the valley of our tour. Entry at the crossing of the mostly dry streambed.
Tour: The canyon immediately begins with dry rappels of between 15 and 45 meters until the high 75m waterfall is reached, where there is a steel cableway that carries wood to the Nocelle bridge. Exit of the first, dry part. Water sometimes appears under the waterfall, unfortunately also garbage at the Nocelle bridge. Fortunately, the garbage soon disappears, the canyon narrows between narrow and very high walls that offer nice rappel until we reach the entrance to Vallone Porto, a beautiful waterfall of 100m that offers an intermediate belay after 65m. The canyon continues in a more open environment to the bottom of the valley, where a hermit lives in a beautiful erimitage.

Vallone Porto: Canyon End
Return: From the beach, either walk back to Nocelle (min. 1h) or take the bus back. Parking spaces are scarce in high season.

Vallone Porto: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Paid parking lot in Nocelle
Return: From the beach, either walk back to Nocelle (min. 1h) or take the bus back. Parking spaces are scarce in high season.

Vallone Porto: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Paid parking lot in Nocelle
Return: From the beach, either walk back to Nocelle (min. 1h) or take the bus back. Parking spaces are scarce in high season.

San Severo

Bau de Lispedda

Colognati (Lower): Canyon Start

Scoglio Rosso (Left Fork)

Scoglio Rosso (Right Fork)

Angurtidorgiu Mannu: Canyon Start

Corrego da Furna: Canyon Start

Corrego da Pedra: Canyon Start

Cova do Cassapo: Canyon Start
2024-11-03: Not very worthwhile. Very overgrown and sometimes there is a mudslide and trees in the stream. Many running routes in the forest. Mostly only old pitons connected by a piece of rope (but good quality)...

Agua do Vento (superior): Canyon Start

Lombo das Faias: Canyon Start

Pe das Voltas (Tributary): Canyon Start
2025-06-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pé das Voltas Je pense qu'il est aussi connu comme le canyon de contra Matilde. Descendu en 2h15 à 5 du caf Avignon/ Nyons. Eau 12°8. Sortie R...
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Faja das Eguas: Canyon Start
2025-08-18: Due to a long period without rain, low water flow, all anchors in excellent condition, even though the last high water slightly bent two of them. Wasp season is currently in full swing, some nests ado...
2025-03-24: With more water, the tour has certain charms. Be careful when it rains in the mountains, the water level can rise extremely. There are various escape routes, but not always. The bad weather of the pre...
2024-12-08: Nice beginner canyon but nothing special
Comment: Im Bachbett unterhalb des Straßenendes
Approach: From the parking lot you can see a small steel bridge over the stream, cross it and follow the path to the right. At the exit, turn right again and follow this path. A little way after the forest, after the second steel bridge, it gets lost in the vegetation, but reappears after the ruins on the right. Follow this until you reach the concrete track, turn left here and descend to the streambed at the exit. (30 min)
Tour: The canyon has been fully equipped with glued anchors since August 2024. The tour begins with two rappel lines to the left and right of the ridge. Then the two lines join and the highest and most beautiful rappel follows at 16 meters. After a good 200 meters of running, the rappel continues, after a sometimes almost dry passage (here most of the water is diverted into a levada) the character of the canyon changes from open and bare to somewhat incised and very green due to several tributaries. After a few more abseils, you reach the first steel bridge on the approach.

Faja das Eguas: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-18: Due to a long period without rain, low water flow, all anchors in excellent condition, even though the last high water slightly bent two of them. Wasp season is currently in full swing, some nests ado...
2025-03-24: With more water, the tour has certain charms. Be careful when it rains in the mountains, the water level can rise extremely. There are various escape routes, but not always. The bad weather of the pre...
2024-12-08: Nice beginner canyon but nothing special
Comment: Parken direkt auf der Brücke
Access: From Ribeira Brava in the direction of Serra de Agua, before the village, take the ER 105 towards Encumeada Pass. Turn left 1.3 km uphill towards Faja dos Vinhaticos (the signs are mostly overgrown). Follow the road to the bridge over the stream. Park here.
Return: On this path you exit on the right via steps.

Faja das Eguas: Canyon End
2025-08-18: Due to a long period without rain, low water flow, all anchors in excellent condition, even though the last high water slightly bent two of them. Wasp season is currently in full swing, some nests ado...
2025-03-24: With more water, the tour has certain charms. Be careful when it rains in the mountains, the water level can rise extremely. There are various escape routes, but not always. The bad weather of the pre...
2024-12-08: Nice beginner canyon but nothing special
Comment: Stahlbrücke am Ausstieg
Return: On this path you exit on the right via steps.

Fonte do Velho: Canyon Start

Quinta Grande: Canyon Start
2026-01-04: We climbed up exactly at high tide, but the way back was no problem as the swell was moderately high and the tide was not so strong due to the full moon. We didn't use 2 intermediate stands as we had...
2024-12-18: A fantastic rappel canyon! The following points should be taken into account: Cable car operating times, tide/flood/wave height, drill Sensible, the water is in a smaller chute in places Video of the...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the stone steps down to the levada. The streambed is almost always dry for the first few meters. The abseiling fun begins at the entry with a C20, two anchors on the left. Here you can judge the amount of water falling from the levada into the canyon. Note: The old entry into the canyon via a wooden beam staircase no longer exists!
Tour: After the dry entry abseil of 20 meters, you have to work your way down through some vegetation, depending on the season (garden shears can be helpful). This is followed by a challenging 2 x 2 meter downclimb when the water level is high. A few more meters and then you are at a breathtaking vertical that drops a good 250 meters to the Atlantic. What follows: C 10, anchor on the outside of a boulder (be sure to stay on the rope until the next anchor!) C 35, anchor on the outside of the boulder (stay on the rope until the next anchor!) C 35, anchor left, quality doubtful C 75, two anchors from December 2024, 12 mm, approx. 10 meters below the large tree on the right (crossing the waterline is sporty when the water level is high) OR C80, two anchors just below the tree (crossing the waterline is sporty at high water levels) Now you can relax for a moment and admire the remains of a tanker truck. The route continues: C 8, two anchors on the left C 60, chain anchor at the front left of the large boulder C 35, two anchors on protruding rock outcrop (ATTENTION: when the water level is high, this anchor point is fully in the water jet) The high verticals are now behind you and you can already feel the salt of the sea. Another C 15 over two steps, an anchor on the right and, depending on the tide, you are in the water.

Quinta Grande: Parking at Entry
2026-01-04: We climbed up exactly at high tide, but the way back was no problem as the swell was moderately high and the tide was not so strong due to the full moon. We didn't use 2 intermediate stands as we had...
2024-12-18: A fantastic rappel canyon! The following points should be taken into account: Cable car operating times, tide/flood/wave height, drill Sensible, the water is in a smaller chute in places Video of the...
Access: Leave the Via Rapida (VR 1 / ER 101) at exit 3, Quinta Grande. Then head towards the coast and Faja dos Padres. After a good 200 meters, take a sharp left and follow the road to the exit. You can park here. Theoretically, it is also possible to walk around the gardens and re-park, but we strongly advise against parking a second car at the cable car, as spaces are limited and are intended for day visitors to the gardens. In addition, the way back to the car is short and downhill.
Return: It goes over the pebble beach to the right (be careful, at high tide and high waves the passage becomes impassable, there may then be a path above the last step). After two narrow passages, the beach widens and the second part of the truck lies in front of you. fallen from above. You reach the small harbor, a restaurant and finally back to the cable car. The cable car operates from 10.00 to 19.00 in summer and from 10.00 to 18.00 in winter (no guarantee). The single trip to the top costs (as of December 2024) 8 euros per person and must be paid on arrival at the top. Now follow the road for a good 800 meters and then follow the first junction to the right. After another 650 meters you are back at the parking entry. Resourceful canyonists look for a shortcut through the plantations.

Quinta Grande: Parking at Exit
2026-01-04: We climbed up exactly at high tide, but the way back was no problem as the swell was moderately high and the tide was not so strong due to the full moon. We didn't use 2 intermediate stands as we had...
2024-12-18: A fantastic rappel canyon! The following points should be taken into account: Cable car operating times, tide/flood/wave height, drill Sensible, the water is in a smaller chute in places Video of the...
Comment: Seilbahnstation
Access: Leave the Via Rapida (VR 1 / ER 101) at exit 3, Quinta Grande. Then head towards the coast and Faja dos Padres. After a good 200 meters, take a sharp left and follow the road to the exit. You can park here. Theoretically, it is also possible to walk around the gardens and re-park, but we strongly advise against parking a second car at the cable car, as spaces are limited and are intended for day visitors to the gardens. In addition, the way back to the car is short and downhill.
Return: It goes over the pebble beach to the right (be careful, at high tide and high waves the passage becomes impassable, there may then be a path above the last step). After two narrow passages, the beach widens and the second part of the truck lies in front of you. fallen from above. You reach the small harbor, a restaurant and finally back to the cable car. The cable car operates from 10.00 to 19.00 in summer and from 10.00 to 18.00 in winter (no guarantee). The single trip to the top costs (as of December 2024) 8 euros per person and must be paid on arrival at the top. Now follow the road for a good 800 meters and then follow the first junction to the right. After another 650 meters you are back at the parking entry. Resourceful canyonists look for a shortcut through the plantations.

Quinta Grande: Canyon End
Comment: Küste / Ozean
Return: It goes over the pebble beach to the right (be careful, at high tide and high waves the passage becomes impassable, there may then be a path above the last step). After two narrow passages, the beach widens and the second part of the truck lies in front of you. fallen from above. You reach the small harbor, a restaurant and finally back to the cable car. The cable car operates from 10.00 to 19.00 in summer and from 10.00 to 18.00 in winter (no guarantee). The single trip to the top costs (as of December 2024) 8 euros per person and must be paid on arrival at the top. Now follow the road for a good 800 meters and then follow the first junction to the right. After another 650 meters you are back at the parking entry. Resourceful canyonists look for a shortcut through the plantations.

Pico das Furnas: Canyon Start

Corrego do Dr. Albino: Canyon Start

Corrego das Pingueiras: Canyon Start

Poço do Bezerro (Lower): Canyon Start
2026-01-03: After rain and storm, a lot of water during rappel, but never water danger in the basins. The canyon could do with a few more anchors. All anchors are in good condition.

Sebastiao Vaz: Canyon Start

Fojo inferior: Canyon Start
Comment: Direkt an der Levada dos Tornos
Approach: At the beginning of the parking lot, a path starts in the direction of Levada das Faias, climb up to it and remember the point for the way back. Cross the levada and continue up to Levada dos Tornos. Follow the levada to the right, the entry point is a good 700m further on. (1h, 400m)
Tour: At the beginning, the path through the forest is mostly dry and characterized by a couple of abseils. The first small abseiling points soon appear, mostly rope rings on trees. Depending on their age, these are over-mossed and therefore sometimes difficult to find. Currently (October 2024), all rope rings are new and pink, making them easy to see. The first high rappel has a feeder and a rope-protecting stand (3 bolts each, two of them with a ring, some of them newly set in October 2024). The route continues with many lower rappels until another 30-meter rappel awaits with the very beautiful final waterfall. Here, in addition to the rope ring on the tree, there is a line on the left in the dry (2 anchors, 1 ring each) and one on the right that runs in the water (2 anchors, 1 ring each, newly set in October 2024). You can easily rappel past the levada until you have comfortable ground under your feet. (3h)

Fojo inferior: Canyon End
Comment: Kurz unterhalb der Levada das Faias
Return: There is a path on the left that leads up to the levada, then turn left to the point marked by the access, then descend to the left until you reach the car. The levada is very exposed in some places and should be walked with caution. (25min)

Fojo inferior: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Asphaltierter Platz, 6 bis 8 Stellplätze
Access: From Boaventura or Arco Sao Jorge, drive deep into the valley and turn off towards Faja do Penedo at the Portada bar/restaurant. Follow the one-way road uphill past the church and continue uphill. A good 750 meters after the bar, a minor road branches off slightly to the right. Follow this road to the exit. Here you will find a parking lot with 6 to 8 spaces. Please park to save space. The alternative with 2 cars is not recommended due to the very poor condition of the slope, it is also not time-saving.
Return: There is a path on the left that leads up to the levada, then turn left to the point marked by the access, then descend to the left until you reach the car. The levada is very exposed in some places and should be walked with caution. (25min)

Juncalinho: Canyon Start

Poço: Canyon Start

Velho: Canyon Start

Ribeira da Soca: Canyon Start

San Lorenzo: Canyon Start

Fonte Nocelle: Canyon Start

Duglia

Spistiddadroxiu: Canyon Start

Spistiddadroxiu: Canyon End

Tre Archi

Selva (Lazio): Canyon Start

Tacina: Canyon Start

Albegna (Lower): Canyon Start

Pozzo (Ramo sx): Canyon End

Pozzo (Ramo sx): Canyon Start
Approach: Leave your car in the parking lot (or wherever you can park, given the absolute shortage of parking spaces on the coast) and take the uphill path, which you follow without difficulty to a forest hut (Caserma forestale 723m). Along the way you have an extraordinary panorama of Positano. At the refuge, turn left into the valley of our stream.
Tour: The route is characterized by high rappels on natural fixed points (there is no shortage of trees). The sequence is 25mt 15mt 5mt 25mt 10mt 8mt 30mt 90mt (split: relay 10mt + 80mt) 20mt 30mt at this point you meet a path that points to the left of the old path, completely overgrown with brambles and not passable, so continue in the overgrown streambed 15mt here you reach a step of an aqueduct, but again it is impossible to follow the path as it is impassable, continue with the last waterfall 30mt after the rappel, go all the way to the right to cross a ledge that eventually leads to a path.

Castel Giuliano: Canyon Start

Ficocchia: Canyon Start

Albegna (Upper): Canyon Start

Riu Tùvulu: Canyon Start

Riu Tùvulu: Canyon End
Comment: Vom Ende der Schlucht bis zum Parkplatz im Tal benötigt man zu Fuß 90 Minuten.

Riu Tùvulu: Parking at Entry
Comment: 40 Kilometer für eine 75-minütige Shuttlefahrt bis zum Beginn der Schlucht.

Riu Tùvulu: Parking at Exit

Cappedda Manna: Canyon Start

Cappedda Manna: Canyon End

Pozzo: Canyon Start

Cascata di Valle Scura: Canyon Start

Cava Scura: Canyon Start

Cava Scura: Canyon End

Acquapalombo

Mezzinare

Roccaranieri: Canyon Start

Bagnolo

Vallocchie

Pratoianni

Valloppio

Corte (Ricigliano)

Balzo 45

Cento Acque

Pietranzano: Canyon Start

Santo Chirico: Canyon Start

Santo Chirico: Canyon End

Finocchieto

Vallecupola

Montecoccioli: Canyon Start

Aquilonaccio

Scuro

Conca Casale

Nocequadrato

Vallecchia (Lower): Canyon Start

Castelgrande: Canyon Start
Approach: Südlich vom Stadium vorbei und nach Osten zum weithin sichtbaren Schluchteinschnitt absteigen.
Tour: Die Schlucht ist kurz, aber schön. Der erste Abschnitt ist nicht sehr eng eingeschnitten und geht in eine schöne Schlucht mit Sprüngen und tiefen Becken über. Insgesamt handelt es sich um eine einfache Route mit etwa zehn Wasserfällen, von denen der höchste 18 m hoch ist. Im Sommer ist das Wasser nicht vorhanden.

Castelgrande: Canyon End

Castelgrande: Parking at Entry
Access: Bei der Abfahrt Castelgrande von der Strada Statale 743 abfahren. Oberer Parkplatz: in der Nähe vom Sportplatz parken. Unterer Parkplatz: Der SS7 durch den Ort folgen, dann den Schildern 'Santa Maria di Constantinopoli' folgen.

Castelgrande: Parking at Exit
Access: Bei der Abfahrt Castelgrande von der Strada Statale 743 abfahren. Oberer Parkplatz: in der Nähe vom Sportplatz parken. Unterer Parkplatz: Der SS7 durch den Ort folgen, dann den Schildern 'Santa Maria di Constantinopoli' folgen.

Fosso della Valle

Abbambesi: Canyon Start

Abbambesi: Canyon End

Palombara (Romantica)

Abbafrida-Luesu: Canyon Start

Ferge

Campolungo: Canyon Start

Gaccali

Tiglia

Iserno: Canyon Start

Iserno: Canyon End

Tracalone: Canyon Start

Maralonga: Canyon Start

Maralonga: Canyon End

Maralonga: Parking Entry and Exit

Arma

Salumina: Canyon Start

Loi: Canyon Start

Loi: Canyon End

Tattis: Canyon Start

Vallone di Vecite: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the fountain, a staircase leads up to a large metal cistern in which water is collected with the water is collected by the fire department helicopters. 50 meters after the cistern, take a narrow path on the left that leads to up some hidden passages on the left orographic side of the Vecite canyon (blue markings) and then continues on an obvious path that conveniently reaches the entrance to the canyon.
Tour: 11 abseils without much walking passages

Vallone di Vecite: Canyon End
Return: 50m after the last abseiling point you reach the parking exit

Maccaiano

San Simeone

Calcinare

Micigliano (Fosso)

Micigliano (Cascate)

Galantina: Canyon Start

Canalgrande

Nocito: Canyon Start

Vorvoni: Canyon Start

Caprini

Solagna

Carbonari

Conca: Canyon Start

Cascate di Trecene

Anadis: Canyon Start

Calzatoro

Malamorta

Chiocciola

Casperia

Is Portas Santas

Campanaro: Canyon Start

Timpe Rosse: Canyon Start

Finoieri

Lavandaia

Calamixi

Cupe: Canyon Start

Giglietto

Uria

Savuto: Canyon Start

Aratro: Canyon Start

Fauci: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall orographic left up to a path and back to the car. See links.

Fauci: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend in the streambed to the first waterfalls.
Tour: The interesting part of the canyon is 500 m long, after which there are said to be no more waterfalls. There are 8 abseiling points, the highest 13 m.

Fauci: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the traffic circle at the Castelgrande exit, head east towards San Fele. After about 1.2 km turn right onto a narrow road which you follow to the bridge over the stream. Park beforehand.
Return: After the last waterfall orographic left up to a path and back to the car. See links.

Chianca

Intiera: Canyon Start

Forra Nova

Paghetto

Scendelle: Canyon Start

Vaccareccia

Cantalupo

Carapelle

Fara (Right Fork): Canyon Start

Fara (Right Fork): Canyon End

Sustrico: Canyon Start

Ferrara

Quaita

Cimini: Canyon Start

Licenza: Canyon Start

Pellicano

Linguessa: Canyon Start

Arso

Arso (Full)

Apa

Stipes

Canalone

Secco (Rieti)

Fuga

Lepre: Canyon Start

Galatro: Canyon Start

Ussita

Saletta

Fiuzzi

Cognolo: Canyon Start

Dannote

Lenta

Raimucci: Canyon Start

Pincano: Canyon Start

Cottanello

Sambucaro

Scoccio: Canyon Start

Merro

Crosinni

Romito

Baronello: Canyon Start

Lese: Canyon Start

Arcà: Canyon Start

Cese-Salto: Canyon Start

Ponze

Muro: Canyon Start

Melfa: Canyon Start

Lenzano

Brecca: Canyon Start

Vurganera-Coserie

Circhio

Serra (Val)

Chiusa

Ervavulo

Diavolo (Concerviano)

Burrone Iornito

Pizzino

Pruno: Canyon Start

Gilisedda

Gilisedda: Unknown
Comment: Suchen Sie nach Rio Gilisedda - Antini zwischen Seui und Esterzili. Es ist nicht möglich, den genauen Standort zu ermitteln.

Vietri: Canyon Start

Sanapite

Poggio Moiano: Canyon Start

Torno e Trenico: Canyon Start
Tour: The Torno is the more interesting of the two streams, as it has two beautiful gorge sections, the first upstream of the road bridge, where there are also fun passages, and one below, with walls almost 100 meters high. Little gradient with very few abseils. The Trenico is an almost 2 km long, aqua trekking route between low rock walls with long pools where you can swim and make numerous jumps from the banks. The route is dry in summer and is therefore recommended in the rainy season when the water level is good.

Torno e Trenico: Canyon End

Torno e Trenico: Waypoint
Comment: End Torno and start Trenico

Torno e Trenico: Parking at Entry

Torno e Trenico: Parking at Exit

Uattenniere: Canyon Start

Uattenniere: Alternative Canyon End

Uattenniere: Canyon End

Uattenniere: Parking at Entry

Uattenniere: Parking at Exit

Uattenniere: Parking lot Alternative access

San Onofrio

Iarito: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot next to the church of Torca, take the CAI path that descends towards the bay of Crapolla. At an altitude of 230m the path crosses the Fosso Rivo Iarito, enter the streambed here and downclimb to the first abseiling point,
Tour: First a littered forest gorge, then soon narrower and a beautiful finale with the 120m waterfall that you rappel in three stages: 30m 40m 50m, comfortable belays.

Iarito: Canyon End
Return: Climb over 700 steps on the orographic right bank, laborious but beautiful views of Capri.

Iarito: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Parking at the local parking lot of Torca
Return: Climb over 700 steps on the orographic right bank, laborious but beautiful views of Capri.

Basilico

Santa Croce (Calabria): Canyon Start

Spartia

Vitravo

Pasquarella

Lupillo: Canyon Start

Licciardo

Foci: Canyon Start

Droma: Canyon Start

Tuorno: Canyon Start

Tuorno: Canyon End

Tuorno: Parking at Entry

Tuorno: Parking at Exit

Rizzolu: Canyon Start

Rizzolu: Canyon End

Contea: Canyon Start
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Contea: Canyon End
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Cupone: Canyon Start

Marchetto: Canyon Start

Saucolo: Canyon Start

Saucolo: Canyon End

Ausi

Corva (Lazio)

Ferriere (Campania): Canyon Start

Santa Rosalia

Campolico: Canyon Start

Campolico: Canyon End

Campolico: Parking at Entry

Campolico: Parking at Exit

Membrillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track and soon we reach a pond where people bathe. After crossing it a path comes out on the right bank. We will arrive at a log bridge which is the second crossing of the river (half an hour). Here begins the descent
Tour: Easy descent with several jumps, very easy rappels and some slides. Best after rain

Guadalatin (Upper): Canyon Start

Chorrogil: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hill to the left we see some escarpments and a path that winds towards them. Arriving at the top, between pines, we will see a watercourse and at the bottom the stream, we will go down to the fence. We cross the plain and reach the river.
Tour: Short and easy descent except for the 56m waterfall. Be careful with the rope recovery.

Gil Cobo: Canyon Start
Tour: MC from the bushes (best to check the fixed ropes and knots applied) + C45, C45, C12, C10+C25 via the cave more rewarding than the C60, C10, C15, C10, 2nd cave, C15

Osera: Canyon Start
Approach: Best is to follow the path over the rocks (not along the canyon), shuttle is too long!
Tour: Brenge quicklinks and anchors, but should be re-equipped with adhesive hooks

Martillo: Canyon Start
Approach: By the PR that goes up the entire ravine on its southern slope, spectacular route widely used by hikers, when we reach the top we will follow the path around the cliffs to the west side of this small caldera, here we will find a valley through which we will go down until we reach the cliffs.

Roque (Inaguna): Canyon Start

Redondo (Guayedra): Canyon Start

Tejeda (Upper): Canyon Start

Pino Gordo (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the track to the ravine of La Aldea, cross it and follow the track for about 150m, here we turn left to continue climbing to the dam. Once at the dam we can start from here or climb about 400m more to extend the descent and do the upper rappel.
Tour: Slides and jumps when the river is flowing, several rappels to practice, without too much difficulty.

Caideros: Canyon Start

Berros (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start

Fuente Canaria: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Mogán We will follow the track up to the dam, and cross it. We will go up the hill by where we can see better until almost arriving at the top and we will throw ourselves to the riverbed.

Fuente Canaria: Canyon End
Return: We can go out to the left to the dam and return through the access or continue to the Mulato

Fuente Canaria: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Mogán, take the GC200 northbound to Pie de la Cuesta. Location of Mogán Take the GC605 road to the Mulato dam and the Las Niñas dam. After 7 km of ascent we will arrive at the height of the dam, in the right curve we go to the left and we park here next to the fence without disturbing. If we want to combine vehicles (and we can enter by the track) we have to climb another 3 km of road, just the p.k. 13, until a right curve. 13, until a right curve that leaves a track to the left, there are signs of the PR of Inagua. We should cover 3km of track until the watercourse of our ravine.
Return: We can go out to the left to the dam and return through the access or continue to the Mulato

Cuevita: Canyon Start

Vigaroe: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track to cross the riverbed, leave the track and take a path that goes up the slope. Another option is to leave the track before (if the reservoir is low) and take another path that is much more vertical and crosses the other path and takes us to the headwaters.

Carreño: Canyon Start
Approach: Situación bcos Corralete, Cha Catalina, Cho Ildefonso… El acceso es sencillo desde el collado la primera riera es de Corralete y la siguiente sería Carreño

Chorro Lance: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave heading NE towards the Pico de la Casa to follow the trail heading N for 1km from the parking lot. Here we will see our descent to the left, we will only have to go down to the riverbed and follow it.

Manantial Grande: Canyon Start

Medio (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Lumos, Medio, Alpán and Trucho From the parking lot by the track that descends to the south parallel to the road overpass the cirque of the ravine. We gently ascend a piece of hill and we will see a cairn and a path on the right that surrounds the cirque heading west, we will follow it. This first riverbed is Lumos, if we cross the divide we will be in Lumos 2, the third riverbed is Bco Medio and when the mountain range begins to descend we find the Alpán cirque with its accesses and after a small steep slope the access to the left tributary.
Tour: Open and vegetated descent, if it has been too long without rain we can find the marmites and pools with stagnant water but generally they are easy to avoid. Its final part is the best

Temisas: Canyon Start

Cofre: Canyon Start
Approach: From the track where we parked there is a very direct path that leads us down to the Siberio river, when we reach it we will follow it for a little over 1 km until we see on our left a gully, with a practically lost path to climb to the hill where the house of Juan Mateo is, from here we change waters and down south we enter our ravine.

Toscon: Canyon Start

Durazno: Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - ermittelt mit
Approach: Accesos bcos de Mogán Una pequeña senda marcada por hitos se eleva por entre los murallones para ir a nuestro circo

Durazno: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en Mogán, por la GC200 dirección norte hasta Pie de la Cuesta Situación bcos de Mogán Cogeremos el carreterín GC605 a la presa del Mulato y la presa de las Niñas. Tras 5 km llegaremos al mirador del Mulato, 100m después en la siguiente horquilla de izquierdas hay un aparcamiento a la derecha con impresionantes vistas del valle y de los cortados a descender.
Return: Salimos a la derecha hacia la carretera por el canal

Durazno: Canyon End
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - ermittelt mit
Return: Salimos a la derecha hacia la carretera por el canal

Chorro de la Burra: Canyon Start

Carapachas: Canyon Start

Perro: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes to the south, to the cut of the Hornos. We will follow the path to the south with the Negro ox on the left and about 500m after the cut we turn left onto a path that takes us down to the ox of Negro. We cross the bank and continue on a small path over the cliffs without losing altitude. It is 2km of unparalleled trail from the cut. Another option is to take the path that goes to the left to the throat of the Gatos and once there take a path little marked that goes south following the stream that will be our descent.

Magaz: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes south, to the disgorgement of the Hornos. We will continue along the path heading south with the bco Negro on the left and about 500m after the cut we will take the path that goes to the left towards the cut of Los Gatos. If we go from the peak of the Nieves it will be a crossing with less unevenness over the open cuts to the south until the disgorgement of the Gatos. In both cases we will head to the SE in search of our bco

Riscos: Canyon Start

Cirion (Lower): Canyon Start

Maninidra: Canyon Start

Helecheras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk 100m down the road until the right curve where we have a track on the left, we will continue along the tracks descending with the ravine of the Virgin on our right.

Capitan y Fagundo: Canyon Start

Bach Rhaeadr: Canyon Start

Pistyll Rhaeadr: Canyon Start

Baccu Maore: Canyon Start

Tiscar: Canyon Start

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the stream until the first rappel.
Tour: Three simple rappels in a beautiful setting.

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Canyon End
Return: After the third rappel we find a path that crosses the stream, we will take it to the left for about 700m until we reach the track that goes down to the dam. Here we turn left again, going uphill, to go to the camp and from there along the road to the car.

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situation of the bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina, Quebrada and Magaz By the GC60 we will go to Ayacata, to the pk 14,3, to locate the detour to the right by the GC600 to Roque Nublo. Just at pk 7, on the left, is the exit to Campamento el Garañón; follow this road for about 200m until you cross the stream Cañada de la Quebrada, then there is a place to park.
Return: After the third rappel we find a path that crosses the stream, we will take it to the left for about 700m until we reach the track that goes down to the dam. Here we turn left again, going uphill, to go to the camp and from there along the road to the car.

Arnales: Canyon Start

Molseret: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards the valley and the Estós refuge. We leave behind the detour to Batisielles and arrive after 45 minutes at the exit of the gorga Galantes in which we have a couple of viewpoints if we want to do it also to evaluate its flow. We will continue climbing and reach the cabin of Turmo, from here we will enjoy magnificent views of our waterfall looking north to the Portillón. We will continue crossing the river by the footbridge and right here we leave the GR to, without a path, climb up the right side of the ravine almost to the walls, at this point we turn left to overcome the wall on the slopes of this side, go around the wall and go for the already visible emergence, the starting point of the descent.
Tour: Only for experienced people, vertical, aquatic, with problems in the recovery of ropes, facilities with limited space and constant fall of stones. A small challenge to descend in summer, an activity of about 10 hours between access, descent and return. The equipped branch is the right one, however, we will have to carry installation material since the constant fall of stones, water and avalanches in winter can take away the facilities.

Falgars: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas canyons Immediate
Tour: Vertical descent a first rappel to approach the vertical and then the 65m vertical with two installations (right and left). It leaves us on a ledge to make the second rappel. Then we will have two more rappels already out of the vertical.

Pessonada: Canyon Start

Empriu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge over the stream there is a path along the slope that is gaining height, we will cross the solanella's oxbow and we will pass the Ermingo's pass. Here the trail stops climbing and flattening heads towards the Empriu stream. We access
Tour: A first part through a forest with many projections gives us access to the first 25m rappel, a couple of cliffs to reach the next rappel of 15m and then the waterfall of 40m. Then it is a succession of shorter rappels to the road.

Broate: Canyon Start

Pratoratado: Canyon Start
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Comment: NICHT Verizifiert - ermittelt auf basis von Openspeleo -SEHR UNSICHER
Approach: Folgen Sie der unbefestigten Straße weiter und steigen Sie in der Nähe einer Hütte auf der rechten Seite den Hang auf der linken Seite bis zum Gipfel hinauf. Entlang des Grats stoßen Sie auf zwei felsige Schluchten. Wir sind die erste hinabgestiegen, die schmaler und steiler ist.
Tour: Zu vermeidender Strom, viele Abstiege, aber keine obligatorischen Sprünge, außer bei höherem Wasserstand, der die Verwendung eines Sicherheitsseils erforderlich machen könnte.

Pratoratado: Parking at Exit
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Comment: NICHT Verizifiert - ermittelt auf basis von Openspeleo
Access: Flussabwärts: Von Campomorone aus fahren Sie in Richtung Praglia-Pass und lassen Ihr Auto am Friedhof von San Martino di Paravanico oder entlang der Steigung stehen, die zu den Häusern in der Via alla Grilla führt. Flussaufwärts: Sobald Sie den Pass erreicht haben, biegen Sie auf die unbefestigte Straße in der Via Monte Penna ab. Parken Sie in der Nähe der Schranke.
Return: Nach der Kreuzung kommen Sie auf eine Motocross-Straße und folgen dieser den linken Hang hinauf. Nach einer kurzen Strecke kommen Sie auf einen breiten Weg, der zum Pass hinaufführt. Ignorieren Sie diesen und gehen Sie weiter horizontal auf dem mit roten Markierungen gekennzeichneten Weg.

Pratoratado: Parking at Entry
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Comment: NICHT Verizifiert - ermittelt auf basis von Openspeleo
Access: Flussabwärts: Von Campomorone aus fahren Sie in Richtung Praglia-Pass und lassen Ihr Auto am Friedhof von San Martino di Paravanico oder entlang der Steigung stehen, die zu den Häusern in der Via alla Grilla führt. Flussaufwärts: Sobald Sie den Pass erreicht haben, biegen Sie auf die unbefestigte Straße in der Via Monte Penna ab. Parken Sie in der Nähe der Schranke.
Return: Nach der Kreuzung kommen Sie auf eine Motocross-Straße und folgen dieser den linken Hang hinauf. Nach einer kurzen Strecke kommen Sie auf einen breiten Weg, der zum Pass hinaufführt. Ignorieren Sie diesen und gehen Sie weiter horizontal auf dem mit roten Markierungen gekennzeichneten Weg.

Pratoratado: Waypoint
Comment: NICHT Verizifiert - ermittelt auf basis von Openspeleo - Gipfel
Approach: Folgen Sie der unbefestigten Straße weiter und steigen Sie in der Nähe einer Hütte auf der rechten Seite den Hang auf der linken Seite bis zum Gipfel hinauf. Entlang des Grats stoßen Sie auf zwei felsige Schluchten. Wir sind die erste hinabgestiegen, die schmaler und steiler ist.

Antolina (Chianale): Canyon Start

Antolina (Chianale): Canyon End

Rocche di Cornia

Rocche di Cornia: Parking at Exit
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf Karte und Beschreibung von https://www.openspeleo.org/
Access: Downstream: After Ormea, head up the valley and, before reaching the turnoff for Val Tanarello, park your car in a widening of the road—on the river side—just beyond the Rio Borgosozzo. From here, you can see the gorge, hidden by vegetation. Upstream: From the turnoff for Ponte di Nava, continue toward the hill and shortly after, turn right toward the Madonna dei Cancelli. Once you reach the chapel, you can park or drive past it, continuing straight on the dirt road and stopping a little further on, near a small fork in the woods where you can turn around.
Return: After fording the Tanaro, you quickly get back to the car. Pay attention to its load capacity before starting the journey.

Rocche di Cornia: Parking at Entry
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf Karte und Beschreibung von https://www.openspeleo.org/
Access: Downstream: After Ormea, head up the valley and, before reaching the turnoff for Val Tanarello, park your car in a widening of the road—on the river side—just beyond the Rio Borgosozzo. From here, you can see the gorge, hidden by vegetation. Upstream: From the turnoff for Ponte di Nava, continue toward the hill and shortly after, turn right toward the Madonna dei Cancelli. Once you reach the chapel, you can park or drive past it, continuing straight on the dirt road and stopping a little further on, near a small fork in the woods where you can turn around.
Return: After fording the Tanaro, you quickly get back to the car. Pay attention to its load capacity before starting the journey.

Ellero: Parking at Exit

Ellero: Canyon Start
Tour: 1.riva sn 2fix 5m 2. riva sn 2 fix 8m 3.. riva dx- 2+2 fix : mancorrente esposto 5m+ 15m 4. riva dx 1+ 2 fix: mancorrente 8m, arretrato + 12m 5 . riva sn singolo chiodo da roccia 15m 6. riva sn 2 fix: 8m

Ellero: Canyon End

Lac Redon: Canyon Start

Raco (Deia): Canyon Start
Approach: Caminaremos por la carretera 600m hasta que sale una pista a nuestra derecha, bajaremos por ella hasta el cauce

Raco (Deia): Canyon End
Return: Tenemos dos opciones, seguir por el cauce a coger una senda que nos lleva a Fornalutx. Coger el sendero a media ladera que nos lleva a la pista de acceso a estas fincas (ver track)

Raco (Deia): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la Ma-10 de Soller hacia los embalses En el p.k. 42,3 tenemos a la derecha un merendero en el que dejaremos el vehículo de acceso. Si tenemos dos vehículos, el de retorno, lo dejaremos en Fornalutx, justo a la salida del torrente. Entrando por la ma-2120, antes de la curva de derechas sobre el torrente, tenemos plazas de aparcamiento
Return: Tenemos dos opciones, seguir por el cauce a coger una senda que nos lleva a Fornalutx. Coger el sendero a media ladera que nos lleva a la pista de acceso a estas fincas (ver track)

Corrau deth Miei: Canyon Start

Lac de Estanhcauilha: Canyon Start

Codulone: Canyon Start

Despeñalagua: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village towards the waterfall and after 400m we find a detour to the right (GR markings) and climb to the Ocejón. We take this detour, which is gaining height, with the Ocejón and the waterfall always as a reference. We will follow this trail until we reach a stream that must be crossed to climb to the Ocejón. Here we leave the trail for a little marked path to the left that descends to the stream or the block from which to enter. This trail goes along a stone wall that today is quite hidden in the undergrowth.
Tour: Short but intense and beautiful descent that in 4 rappels saves more than 100m of vertical drop. You can enter from the stream, approaching the waterfall by a handrail or from the embedded block doing a 12m rappel. In both cases we descend to a tree on the left of the riverbed from which we rappel another 20m to a third rappel of 20m. Then we climb to the right (or rappel) to get to the upper small pool from which we can rappel outside the waterfall (45m) going to the right, an option that we do not recommend. The normal thing would be to take advantage of this single point to make a simple 10m rappel to the head of the waterfall and from here with a tree with two points to make the 35m rappel to the base. The second part of the descent does not provide much, there are 3 natural rappels from trees, the second before was from a block that no longer exists.

Gavilanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Retornando un poco hacia atrás por el camino que hemos llegado a la casa de máquinas vemos unas escaleras de piedra que suben hacia el monte, las cogeremos y en un lateral veremos un sendero que sube decididamente hacia arriba, son zetas que nos van a llevar a una pista forestal. Dejando el primer desvío a la derecha y el siguiente a la izquierda, llegarás a esta pista forestal (muy ancha), por lo que se debe ir por el sendero que más cómodo y marcado esté, siempre subiendo. (pueden aparecer varios senderos o bancadas). Una vez cogida la pista forestal ancha, grande, horizontal y que cabe un coche, seguimos en dirección a la izquierda (al barranco), veremos un sendero que sale a la derecha marcado con un Hito (NO COGER), seguiremos por la pista otros 100m , en ese punto sale a la derecha un sendero que sube hacia arriba (tiene dos grandes hitos marcándolo), este sendero es el que lleva a la presa superior, y es el que debemos coger 30 T 340711 4460694 (WGS 84). Si continuamos de frente llegamos a un puentecillo desde el que accedemos al tramo inferior. Tras un paseo de unos 50 minutos y casi dos kilómetros andados desde el coche, llegamos a una de las curvas del sendero que se ve una valla de alambre de espino por la que se puede pasar. En el interior del camino tenemos un árbol marcado con el número 36 en blanco. En este punto accediendo por la valla de alambre de espino entramos al barranco en la parte más interesante, es el rapel 13 30 T 340202 4461009 (WGS84). Una vez pasada la valla, a unos 30m tenemos ese primer rapel que buscamos el número 13. La panorámica del valle es impresionante. Momento de preparase y disfrutar de la vista antes de introducirnos en el descenso. Para acceso al superior
Tour: Recomendamos usar dos cuerdas de 40m. Con poco caudal o buena temperatura se puede hacer con peto y chaqueta de kayak o fina de neopreno. La parte más interesante del barranco comienza desde P13 que es el llamado “paredón”. Vistas increíbles, instalaciones buenísimas, todo lo necesario para disfrutar El barranco tiene 32 cabeceras/resaltes instalados. Se ha aplicado resina a las chapas de forma disuasoria, (por la mala experiencia de robos y destrozos), aunque a algunos de los anclajes que nos encontramos en el barranco durante su exploración no se haya aplicado. - P13: Cuidado con la caída de piedras arrastradas por la cuerda. Hay que bajar próximos al agua. - P20. Hay una piedra empotrada, casi pasa desapercibida, que forma un pequeño sifón por la que se mete la cuerda y se puede quedar pillada. Cuidado no meter el pie cuando está cargado. - P29. Tras bajar de la presa artificial por debajo de la casa de máquinas, se ha desmontado la cabecera inicial de la derecha, ya que la línea de rapel podía ser peligrosa con mucho caudal, por lo que se ha montado otra por debajo de la repisa y en la misma línea del rapel superior, por lo que hay que continuar bajando hasta llegar a la repisa inferior.

Arbillas: Canyon Start
Approach: - Immediate
Tour: - Open descent without technical difficulties: The most complicated points are the 30m rappel at the start which is not difficult or blown out and the 9m jump halfway down, which can be lowered a little to jump less or rappel.

Bouerzy: Canyon Start

Escarabajo: Canyon Start

Palomino: Canyon Start

Rosales: Canyon Start

Ray Pic: Canyon Start

Goutelles: Canyon Start

Clava: Canyon Start

Freddo: Canyon Start

Freddo: Canyon End

Freddo: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Nicht verifiziert

Tina: Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht verifiziert (könnte auch der andere Arm sein)
Tour: Typical alpine canyon, very open, with not very high abseils (5-6 meters).

Tina: Canyon End

Riorone

Ciclope

Faja da Nogueira: Canyon Start

Caldeira Funda (B): Canyon Start

Caldeira Funda (C): Canyon Start

Caldeira Funda (A): Canyon Start

Frio (Ponta do Sol): Canyon Start

Grande (Madeira): Canyon Start

Urzal (Boaventura): Canyon Start

Ribeira Seca ou do Paul: Canyon Start
2025-12-19: After last weekend's rainfall, the water flow was exceptionally high, but still manageable. Access from the top with shuttle. I generally recommend being prepared for brambles and fallen trees to get...
Comment: Hier kreuzt der Wanderweg den Bach.
Approach: Option 1 with a car: From the harbor, hike through the canyon on the Caminho Real do Paul do Mar. This beautiful path offers several views of the two high waterfalls during the ascent, allowing you to check the water level, among other things. At the first junction at approx. 360m, follow the path on the left (Vereda da Maloeira). It crosses the stream directly at the entry point. Total time approx. 1 hour. Variant 2 with two cars: From the upper parking lot, take the concrete track (Rua do Pico) towards the sea, after approx. 200 meters the Vereda do Maloeira hiking trail branches off to the right. We follow this path downhill until we cross the stream after a good 20 minutes. At this point, the flow is very difficult to estimate.
Tour: After a few meters in the stream, which are sometimes overgrown, the first easy slope follows, which is sometimes very slippery and then difficult to climb down. Shortly afterwards, the first real abseils follow, and after two to warm up, you can already see the first 100 meter drop. The anchors are not easy to find here. Three lengths overcome 10, 35 and 45 meters. There is little space at the intermediate belays. Once at the bottom, you come to a tributary (Ribeira da Cova), which roughly doubles the amount of water depending on rainfall. The next endless waterfall follows without a long interruption: 10, 40 and 45 meters. After a few smaller abseils, you can exit at a levada on the right and follow a path to a bridge. Here, rappel back down a tree into the canyon. This saves you a few dirty descents without character in drier phases. If water is clearly flowing past the levada, it is worth staying in the stream. After the bridge, there is a very nice final abseil with views of the sea and harbor.

Ribeira Seca ou do Paul: Canyon End
2025-12-19: After last weekend's rainfall, the water flow was exceptionally high, but still manageable. Access from the top with shuttle. I generally recommend being prepared for brambles and fallen trees to get...
Comment: Ein manchmal nicht sehr sauberer Pool.
Return: It could hardly be any shorter, just go up the stairs on the right, across the harbor area to the car. (2 minutes)

Ribeira Seca ou do Paul: Parking at Exit
2025-12-19: After last weekend's rainfall, the water flow was exceptionally high, but still manageable. Access from the top with shuttle. I generally recommend being prepared for brambles and fallen trees to get...
Comment: Direkt am Hafen gibt es ein paar Stellplätze.
Access: The exit is located in the immediate vicinity of the port of Paul do Mar, where there is ample parking. The (non-compulsory) parking entry is located in Travessa da Poca in Maloeira. Shuttle time 15 minutes each way.
Return: It could hardly be any shorter, just go up the stairs on the right, across the harbor area to the car. (2 minutes)

Ribeira Seca ou do Paul: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz am Straßenrand in Maloeira für den Zustieg von oben. 32.761196, -17.212346
Access: The exit is located in the immediate vicinity of the port of Paul do Mar, where there is ample parking. The (non-compulsory) parking entry is located in Travessa da Poca in Maloeira. Shuttle time 15 minutes each way.
Return: It could hardly be any shorter, just go up the stairs on the right, across the harbor area to the car. (2 minutes)

Mas de Chicharro (Argelita): Canyon Start
Approach: If we have only one car, from the parking lot we cross the river Villahermosa at the height of the source. On the slope in front we will see a path that winds uphill, we follow it through some cuts with stunning views and will leave us on the access track. We will have to go up the track to the peak and then to the track that goes down to the head (in this case we would be on the left). In both options we will go down the track almost to the end of it, in the last curve there is a path to the left, being already visible the basin of the ravine.
Tour: Very vertical, the rappels will follow one after the other almost without rest. Its R53 is impressive, an overhang that will leave us great views.

Vallone (Cessapalombo)

Corvera: Canyon Start
Approach: Corvera Access 2 and 3 Immediate in both cases
Tour: Simple, the only complication would be with high flow rates.

Coromina: Canyon Start

Mas de Soria: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the path (PR) to the entrance to the ravine, the path stays on the right halfway up the slope.
Tour: After the first 7m rappel, we walk for a while until the 25m rappel. After the third rappel (6m) we have the path (PR) that crosses us.

Font Fresca: Canyon Start

Durcal: Canyon Start

Palomarejo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river and go down to the confluence with the ravine. A path to the left goes up to a poplar grove where the ravine loses level.
Tour: Without difficulty, several skills, a 4m rappel that can be climbed and the 10m rappel (also climbable).

Tatxeras (Upper): Canyon Start
Approach: We leave Gabardito by the GR towards Ref Lizara, when we reach the Agüerri ravine the GR goes up the right slope in search of the Foratón pass, we will go along the lower part of the valley by the path that goes up to the Pto de Acher. The trail continues in an easterly direction until it stays below the Foratón pass, at which point it turns to the NW to enter the Taxeras ravine. We will go up it until almost the free refuge of Secús, at an altitude of 1800m, moment to enter the bed to the visible crack to descend.

Torina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the pass we will follow a small path that goes down through the cliffs to the river.
Tour: Lots of cliffs, some slides and lots of undergrowth and logs. Be careful with the anchors!

Jonquera: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por la pista dirección SE para bajar al torrente de la Jonquera, lo seguiremos y podremos hacer un pequeño rápel de 10m o evitarlo rodeando. Seguiremos el cauce seco hasta los cortados en los que se encuentra el salto
Tour: Un solo salto de 60m

Jonquera: Canyon End
Return: Saldremos a la izquierda para buscar el Pas de Sa Cabra

Jonquera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en la población de Artà, cogeremos la Ma3333 hasta la ermita de Betlem, en donde aparcaremos
Return: Saldremos a la izquierda para buscar el Pas de Sa Cabra

Prata (Lazio)

Couso: Canyon Start

Llosar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret With only one car we will have to go up the track until the mentioned curves and the track to the right, we will get into this track until the hut in ruins and from here to the right to look for the riverbed.
Tour: In this first part we have 3 natural rappels to end up reaching the 30m rappel in which we have two facilities, one lower (3m) from which we can better recover the ropes. Another area with vegetation separates us from the final section of rappels, in this second area they are much more followed and many of them are skillful.

Piniecho: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track on foot for about 6kms until the bridge over the Laulot ravine, at this point there is a path to the left that goes up a steep climb to overcome a strip, after a while the road turns 90 degrees to the right to go in search of a small hill that leads to a first ravine, we will overcome it and a hill after we will see our ravine with a larger basin under the peaks Piniecho, Serrato and Batanes. It is a long, hard and a little losing ascent once we leave the track.
Tour: A first part to evaluate the flow before entering the narrows. If in the first part we have problems it is better to abandon because it is a funnel. Here begins the most sporty part.

Araca: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that comes out on the right about 800m until we have the Araca channel on our left. We will get in here following the channel, in sections we will go over it. Be very careful because it is in disuse and the cover is breaking. We will pass the area of the handrail, where the channel narrows and we will have to be extremely cautious, after this point the channel disappears and we have the installation to descend to the riverbed.

Otito: Canyon Start

Tosquera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the riverbed where we can through the dense vegetation, following old traces of trails we can reach the riverbed and follow it through the area of marmitas to the vertical.
Tour: A handrail to the first rappel on the right, short to get us on a ledge on the vertical, from here to the ground, 60m.

Llanos: Canyon Start

Font de l'Atzur: Canyon Start
Approach: From Cal Vansa follow the track that goes down to the ravine of Jona and the path that goes up to the ruins of Montadó, from here towards the chapel cross the hill and see the ravine in the background. From Cal Castelli is obvious, is to go down to the source of the ravine.
Tour: See review

La Vieja (Alicante): Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Pinar de Calces and La Vieja woods We will go up the street Alhambra de Granada and, after passing a water tank, we will see a path on our left, next to the water reservoir, which takes us up to the Pinar de Calces (there is a signpost). We will ascend towards the pine forest and at 460m, after a zigzag, we will see a cairn on the left that puts us in the small riverbed.
Tour: Vertical and vertiginous, except for R4, which is longer, the rest are not big rappels, but there is a continuous descent of rappels and abseilings in its short course.

Oratori: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines Rentadors, Oratori and Erola With a car from the iron gate we follow the track, we will follow a detour to the left by the farmhouse of Can Bosc and the hermitage of Erola. We will continue towards Sant Segimón Sanctuary until we cross the torrent de l'Oratori. Beginning of the lower part. For the upper parts we follow the path and pass the sanctuary, until the hill of Saprunera where we can take a path to the left that leads to the intermediate part or follow the path to the Font del Matagalls where the upper part begins. With two cars we will leave by the path of the Turó d'en Bessa, when we reach the ridge we will take the path on the left that goes down to the Torrent dels Rentadors and we will go up to the Coll de Saprunera to do the upper parts.
Tour: Very long descent, it is advisable to do the lower part only. It is the most interesting

Anderal: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave in a NW direction, seeing clearly which will be our riverbed to descend, in 5-10 min we arrive at the headwaters.
Tour: An endless number of waterfalls, each time higher and higher until reaching the R50 at the end and the R25 that ends the canyon.

Sarriesas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will ascend until almost the refuge, after crossing the bridge on the river Fuebas we will take the track that ascends to the refuge and in the following closed curve to left we will go of front without losing height to take the head of the ravine.
Tour: Easy descent, except in thaw.

Planas de Abozo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will arrive at the refuge and we have two options, to continue by the track until it crosses the creek. Or without losing altitude through the meadow to the stream.
Tour: Simple descent, the easiest of the 3 in the area. Long ramp rappels to reach the Fuebas ravine.

Cuevas Negras: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations to the Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. If we only have one vehicle we will go up the trail that goes up the PR TF-53 Cuevas Negras trail.

Cuevas Negras: Canyon End
Return: We will go to the access path that we will have to retrace.

Farrubio: Canyon Start
Approach: The access from the Font de Caragols is a little javelin-like, on the side of Ganduls we remove part of walking through vegetation. But the access in both cases is obvious.
Tour: With a lot of vegetation, then the riverbed clears up and there is a fairly well formed ravine with 4 rappels of up to 15m. Some of them can be climbed.

Escaiz: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly after parking on the track there are several signs indicating the way to follow.
Tour: 4 rappels with some avoidable pools. After rains it would be necessary to wear neoprene.

Ollaza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track to the bridge over the ravine.
Tour: It is an unfrequented descent but as it does not usually have large avenues the anchors should be in good condition. It is a slippery ravine with water and in summer it dries out.

Bertrans: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From the Morral del Grau we have Bertrans on the left and Sallent del Grau on the right.
Tour: Vertical descent with two long rappels, especially the first one, and then a typical progression in terraces along the stream.

Grau (Sallent): Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines It is obvious, we go down to the riverbed from the bridge.
Tour: Vertical descent with a first rappel with a handrail to save the cirque, then it smoothes out.

Freixadella: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, the first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, from here we access
Tour: Vertical descent a first rappel with handrail to some trees, then we have a second rappel with spits and the third from a tree.

Batllia: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a house, we continue along the track next to the cuts and in the next stream that usually carries water we enter.
Tour: Vertical descent, a first rappel to approach the vertical, the next one over the 50m vertical and a third one at the bottom.

Cua de l'Euga: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, we continue along the track next to the cut, the next stream is Batllia and the third is ours.
Tour: Vertical descent, a few small slopes to get closer to the 60m vertical, another one to finish the waterfall, and then small slopes through the forest.

Colin: Canyon Start
Approach: Behind the church, following the obvious descent to the riverbed. Then we will have to follow it for a while more, at times along the bank until it is boxed and begins the descent itself.
Tour: Series of small rappels along this narrow and winding alley. Very well formed and excavated by the water, its formations will make us stop many times.

Añavingo: Canyon Start

Pedroses: Canyon Start

Salt del Cavall (Upper): Canyon Start

Aguerri: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards El Foratón and before arriving we will turn to the left by the path that goes up the Secús ravine towards the Agüerri Peak, this path crosses the Agüerri ravine, moment to access the riverbed.
Tour: Soon the Salto de la Vieja, an impressive 55m waterfall, after which we can try to find a way to escape to the left in search of the GR. Or we will continue along the riverbed, a chaos of blocks with nothing remarkable until the last two rappels.

Guarbena: Canyon Start
Approach: Two possible accesses, from the right fork there is a path that crosses the stream (recommended). We go up the trail until it crosses the stream, the first rappel right from here.
Tour: From the track a first rappel and then a zone without more interest until the crossing with the path of the access 2. We will continue walking a while until arriving to some short rappels, after them the ravine opens again and after the right turn we arrive to the most interesting part 18+50+8+45 will wait for us to save this vertical. From here to the end, again a good time of walking along the riverbed interspersed with rappels of little interest. As a good alpine canyon, they are not totally vertical rappels, but they are very slippery and technical with flow. In fact, only the vertical rappels are worthwhile. Precarious and opening equipment, with abundant naturals. The first rappel of the vertical is in a tree on the orographic left (hard to find).

Losilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We descend to the riverbed on the right side and continue to the fattened area.
Tour: Water descents with abseiling and some rappels that can be climbed.

Infiernos: Canyon Start

Espigantosa: Canyon Start

Escalo: Canyon Start

Escart: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we will approach the head of the descent.
Tour: Simple, a few climbs, a rappel, a few more climbs and we arrive at Escart.

Rasal: Canyon Start
Approach: Moliniello and Fuenfría Banks From the track we will descend to the bed of the Garona, we will cross it and we will continue by the track that leaves in front next to the stream of Fuenfría. We will follow this abandoned track towards the Foz that we will see in front of us. At the end it will get into the same gorge, and we will see some cairns that will lead us to the way equipped to climb to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Fun canyon for its access and development.

Chisagues: Canyon Start
Approach: From Chisagües we follow the track for less than a kilometer to go down to the river near a wall.
Tour: Not too narrow ravine except for a couple of specific areas. Water in abundance and very cold with good pools to jump over.

Peñas Campillo: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have been able to reach the end of the track from the ruins we will go to the Puntal de la Aliaga passing next to some beehives. To the left we will have the Fuente ravine and to the right our ravine. The best way to access is to follow the border/track to the east and when we are arriving to the cliffs we will go to the right where we can to go down to the ravine.
Tour: 3 beautiful rappels that lead us to the Barco ravine. If we want to continue and make it integral we will follow the PR and a few hundred meters later we will return to the riverbed.

Calderona: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go along the letter carrier's path, which is marked as PR, we will go up the slope almost to Biamón, we will see the riverbed on our left and we will go to it. From Casielles we take the track that goes to Biamón and when we get there we turn right to the riverbed.
Tour: Forbidden. Well formed, some nice narrows, a gorge, generally dry, perfect for rainy days.

Repla Pins: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Repla Pins and Colcho We will leave by the winding path that climbs to Pi de Alivi, we can also climb more smoothly by the PR CV109 following its marks. Upon reaching the pine, in the small plain, we will leave the path that climbs to the top (towards the bco Barbereta) and we will go to the right, along the path that leads us in search of the dry riverbed.
Tour: We begin with a few simple rappels that could be dexterous, little by little the gully becomes narrower and we approach its most vertical rappels to reach R6, a section for 2 people maximum. From there the canyon becomes softer and the rappels become more steep.

Rosas: Canyon Start
Approach: See approaches in the accesses

Raco Presseguer: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track by which we accessed and after a kilometer and a half the track crosses to the other side, 500m later we will have a path on the right that goes up to the Mas del Paraire through the cliffs. Once in the Mas we take the track to the Tosal de Cervera and a path to the right puts us on the ridge of the mountain, which we will follow until we take another track that goes along the ridge (the views are breathtaking) to the Pico Montenegrelo. Before reaching it we will see the ravine on our right. We will have to go down without obvious path through goat trails.another option is to climb the top, to go through a kind of open hill, to look for the bed of the ravine.cross-country the last stretch, although it is shorter than the first option, and the views are well worth it.
Tour: Dry ravine that after rains has a couple of spectacular waterfalls.

Raco Figuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Racó Figuera and Font Major From the upper parking we will take the track almost lost and we will go down towards the dry riverbed between undergrowth and skills (about 600m up to a maple tree). From the lower one we should take the Cañada Real that goes up towards the head of the Font Major and when arriving at the top turn left to look for the head.
Tour: The first part of the route was more lively, with vertical rappels, consecutive, with no rest and a lot of abseiling. The second part is more open and less vertical

Yeguas: Canyon Start

Cua de Cavall: Canyon Start
Approach: We will access the cuts on the left side of the torrent.
Tour: Vertical with only two rappels

Sentina: Canyon Start
Tour: Simple descent, short but with facilities to be checked.

Montillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the GR until we reach the fork of the Pardina (right) and Salastro (left) banks, which form the Montillo bank. At this point the GR crosses the Pardina river, here we will access

Jou (Barcelona): Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the torrent to cross the GR a few meters after the descent begins. To access the tributary, from the Torre de Foix leaves a track heading SE towards the riverbed, when you reach the left curve follow it to go down to the turrets of the light, follow them to the right to the riverbed.

Rio Mao: Canyon Start
Approach: By the road to go down to the river towards the canal. Or from the Conceliña bridge detour, to follow the canal to the small sickle, where the PR goes down to the river.
Tour: Areas of jumps, rappels and abseiling, interspersed with lots of walking in this beautiful canyon.

Ballarosa: Canyon Start

Caleyon de las Barbadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Caleyón, Mildón and access to part outside the park. We will follow the track that turns into a path, it goes halfway down the slope about 100m above the riverbed. Upon reaching the rocky area, after overcoming the most channeled area, go down the rocky area.
Tour: In the upper section there is little unevenness and some marmites and blocks, little depth and rocks to avoid in the jumps. Only one area in which to be cautious, in the narrows, with installation to the left. After this badina, slide and rappel. The riverbed opens up and we continue towards the Hoz de Mildón.

Rio Cabra (Teruel): Canyon Start
Approach: Senda desde el Centro de Interpretación de flora del Parque Cultural del río Martín. Una mesa de interpretación, a unos 100 metros del Centro, siguiendo la senda e indicaciones, nos ofrece una serie de recomendaciones para realizar el descenso a la par que nos lo describe detalladamente: duración, accesibilidad, dificultades con las que nos vamos a encontrar en los diferentes tramos, fauna, flora… Poco después de la mesa de interpretación, llegaremos a un viejo edificio en ruinas en la margen derecha del río cabra. Se trata de los restos de muro del molino bajo, construidos con sillarejo y mampostería a base de piedras calizas y areniscas rojas. El sendero continua adentrándose en el río Cabra aguas debajo de la localidad, hasta que los primeros encañonamientos obligan a que el trazado discurra por la parte alta de éstos, y por la propia roca, desde donde se abren preciosos encuadres del cauce del río. Se han instalado unos barandados anclados en las rocas mediante sirgas de protección que ayudan al senderista a sortear estos primeros obstáculos naturales. Este primer tramo señalizado llega hasta unas cavidades naturales que se abren en el paredón rocoso de la margen izquierda del río y que se conocen como Cuevas del tío Mariano, A los pies una coqueta cascada. A partir de ahora el río Cabra comienza a encajonarse entre las calizas y dolomías jurasicas formando pozas y cascadas, a la par que los abruptos cortados impiden ya el trazado senderista, obligando al excursionista a adentrarse en el mismo cauce del río. Es el momento para los aficionados al barranquismo y quedarán alrededor de 6 horas de trayecto en permanente compañía del agua, la roca y las marañas de zarzales.

Covachos: Canyon Start

Embaila: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track by which we accessed and after a kilometer and a half the track crosses to the other side, 500m later we will have a path on the right that goes up to Mas del Paraire through the cliffs. Once in the Mas we take the track to the Tosal de Cervera and a path to the right puts us on the crest of the mountain, which we will follow until before reaching the next track (about 800m). We have our ravine on the right, we must look for the best place to descend.
Tour: See topography

Llord: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track, we pass the tip of Cirers and after about 2.5 kms we have a path on the left that would take us to the middle of the ravine, below the R20. If we continue along the track for almost another kilometer, we have on the left the path that goes up to the Refugi de les Clotes around the Punta de la Serena. Shortly before reaching the refuge we can turn left along the GR following the course of our descent to the first difficulties.

Faixo Palomet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the Mola de la Cabra trail to the head of our ravine.

Rambla del Martin: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track on the right towards the Virgen del Gollizno, after crossing the ravine of the tejería the track will end and we continue along the path that leads to the virgin (we will also find milestones marking the way). We leave the virgin to the right and after a couple of climbs we reach a channel and soon the ravine.
Tour: A couple of rappels to get into the sinkhole of the cave. Inside we will do 5 rappels before coming out again.

Sant Sebastia: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before Sarroca we will have crossed a bridge over the Sant Sebastia stream. We will head for it.
Tour: Simple and very open

Picholon: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down to the river.
Tour: Only three overhangs that can be jumped, so be careful to check them to see if the river has dragged something.

Capdevila: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos a pie a la derecha por la pista que va hacia unos apartamentos, cruzaremos el recinto de los apartamentos y un pequeño puentecillo de madera que pasa por encima del barranco que descenderemos. Después remontaremos el barranco por dentro del cauce hasta pasar por debajo de una carretera. Unos metros después nos saldremos por la derecha y buscaremos un sendero poco definido señalizado con algunas fitas y marcas verdes. Una vez lleguemos arriba el camino va descendiendo poco a poco hasta cruzar el cauce donde empezaremos el descenso. Seguir track porque el camino es fácil perderse.
Tour: Barranco normalmente seco de conglomerado. Tiene una primera parte mas excavada con tres rápeles muy seguidos siendo el último de ellos el mayor de todo el recorrido, 30 metros. Después el barranco se abre e iremos alternando rápeles y caos de grandes rocas que forman curiosos oscuros.

Bosc: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bosc and Regina rock Cross the bridge and take the path to the right that goes up the river, halfway we will see a path to the right that goes down to the river, is the escape. There comes a moment that crosses the river, here we access.
Tour: Succession of jumps that if we catch the torrent with a happy flow can give us a fun time.

Gavarret: Canyon Start
Approach: Below us an old track heading NE that allows us to go along the edge of some fields to go to a somewhat lost path. This path will take us towards NE until about 250m from Bco Sant Sebastià, next to some small meadows.
Tour: Two stretches of very nice narrows with water, in the middle a walking area with forest but without difficulty.

Saltu Carneru: Canyon Start

Montcalb: Canyon Start
Tour: Torrent with excavated riverbed areas, open areas and forest areas. Ideal for the initiation to the practice of the rappel. It is used to carrying a little water. Ideal after rains.

Pratformiu: Canyon Start
Approach: Zustieg mit Allradfahrzeug: 45 min Zustieg ohne Allradfahrzeug: 1h 15 min --> Dann auch Rückweg 30 Min
Tour: Es beginnt mit einigen Rampen bis zum ersten Abseilpunkt. Danach folgt ein Bereich mit Felsvorsprüngen, und es wird enger. Während des Abstiegs kreuzen wir den Aufstiegsweg. Der 30 Meter lange Abseilpunkt befindet sich im schönsten Teil der Schlucht. 1 Rápel 4 m 2 Rápel 6 m 3 Rápel 4 m 4 Rápel 8 m 5 Rápel 30 m 6 Rápel 11 m 7 Rápel 32 m 8 Rápel 18 m

Pratformiu: Canyon End
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Pratformiu: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Mit 4x4
Access: Vom ersten Auto aus: Neben der Kapelle nehmen wir den GR-1 in nordöstlicher Richtung. Der GR-1 führt zu einem sehr breiten Weg und wechselt nach 100 Metern die Richtung und steigt links steil an, wobei er in den Wald hineinführt. Wir kommen an eine Kreuzung und gehen geradeaus weiter, direkt an dem mit einem X markierten Baum vorbei. Wir folgen diesem Weg und kommen an mehreren Pfaden vorbei, die zum Fluss hinunterführen, die wir jedoch ignorieren. Wir suchen einen Weg, der uns zum Ausgang der Schlucht führt, und schließen uns der Annäherung des 2. Autos an. Vom zweiten Auto aus: Auf der rechten Seite beginnt ein Weg, der bergauf führt. Dieser Weg überquert die Schlucht. Wir kommen zu einem Weg und einem Bauernhaus (Ca l'Arabé) und betreten hier die Schlucht.
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Pratformiu: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Ohne 4x4
Access: Vom ersten Auto aus: Neben der Kapelle nehmen wir den GR-1 in nordöstlicher Richtung. Der GR-1 führt zu einem sehr breiten Weg und wechselt nach 100 Metern die Richtung und steigt links steil an, wobei er in den Wald hineinführt. Wir kommen an eine Kreuzung und gehen geradeaus weiter, direkt an dem mit einem X markierten Baum vorbei. Wir folgen diesem Weg und kommen an mehreren Pfaden vorbei, die zum Fluss hinunterführen, die wir jedoch ignorieren. Wir suchen einen Weg, der uns zum Ausgang der Schlucht führt, und schließen uns der Annäherung des 2. Autos an. Vom zweiten Auto aus: Auf der rechten Seite beginnt ein Weg, der bergauf führt. Dieser Weg überquert die Schlucht. Wir kommen zu einem Weg und einem Bauernhaus (Ca l'Arabé) und betreten hier die Schlucht.
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Alcoi: Canyon Start

Talavera: Canyon Start
Approach: Below the tanks, the PR-TF55 or Talavera trail leads us uphill. After a kilometer of ascent, next to a broken pine tree, we leave the path and turn right to take the ridge and follow it down for about 200m before turning left into the dry riverbed (without

Sant Pere (Burdal): Canyon Start
Approach: By the track we will go to the monastery and when we reach it, on the north side, we will look for a path that, parallel to the stream, goes up it by the orographic right. It goes to the left to a flat and then takes us to a rocky wall where we will have some small climb until we reach the right tributary. At this point we will go down the tributary until the descent.

Font Major: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Racó Figuera and Font Major From the upper parking we will take the track almost lost, we will leave the first watercourse on our right (Racó de la Figuera). We continue along the remains of the path to the small hill that we see in front of us that separates the two basins, once we have passed it, we can only go down to the riverbed. Upon reaching a large boulder we will be near the source (usually has water) and the beginning of the ravine. From the bottom we should take the Cañada Real that takes us back to the head of the Font Major.
Tour: The first part is more vertical, with a succession of rappels/drops and rock chaos. After this first part, the canyon opens up a bit and we have a couple of escapes to the right at R13. From here we lose height, we find more dressed the descent and an area of terraces before the last rappels.

Salado: Canyon Start

Gargalluso: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car below there is a marked PR path that goes up the slope towards the Ibón. From the car above we will have to continue along the track towards the Ibón and the refuge. In both cases we will continue along the track until almost 1650m high, when we will be in the Gargalluso cirque, when we see the riverbed we will get into it.
Tour: A few skills to access the great vertical fractional Gargalluso waterfall. A first rappel from a tree to reach the intermediate area where we will find a handrail and some spits to make the rest of the descent.

Vau Azones: Canyon Start
Approach: We will return to the previous junction and shortly before reaching the cheese factory a track to the right goes backwards that soon becomes a path. The path takes us up the mountain for about 300m and finally heads east, passing some rocky walls and getting into the channel / creek that we will soon go down. When we reach the bridge over the stream we access.
Tour: See topography

Chorro Ventera: Canyon Start
Approach: Go down along the fence to the gorge and go along the bed or the bank of the Minchones gorge. The first gorge that we find on our right is the Chorro de la Ventera ravine. Go up the bank easily where there is a little marked path but with care and attention, you can access to the base of the Chorro de la Ventera, the highest waterfall in Extremadura with a height of 60 m. Just at the base, take a very little marked path that goes left as we look up and bordering the waterfall.
Tour: It is a descent that begins with an abseil of 12 meters high, a jump of 10 meters or a jump to the pool, and then reach the waterfall of the ventera jet: abseil of 60 meters split 20+60 with a wide ledge. After the waterfall we access an open area to see how the canyon is gradually boxed. We will arrive at an area where we have a 45m rappel along the riverbed or 30 outside with a 10m handrail and two rappels of 25 and 30 meters. Once finished the three rappels we begin an area of small rappels and jumps with a maximum height of 6 meters and where we will have to be very attentive and alert to be able to overcome them.

Escaleras: Canyon Start

Artaungo-Sakona: Canyon Start
Comment: ungenau
Approach: We leave by the southbound track that goes to the east ridge of Anboto. We will leave this track to go towards the walls under the Eskillar eye and the Cueva de la dama. Once we get into the channel, we will go by the orographic right to overcome the wall to descend, once surpassed we will go to our right to look for an anchor to rappel the 30m that leave us in the channel.

Artaungo-Sakona: Canyon End
Comment: ungenau
Return: On the same way up

Rufrio: Canyon Start
Approach: With one car we must walk up to the access. With two cars it is immediate, by the path that goes down to the small bridge.
Tour: The first part has the highest waterfalls, 24m, a small open section and the 32m. This leaves us in an area of ledges that we can rappel from trees to enter a small chaos. After this, the river becomes boxed in for 4 more rappels before opening up in the chaos zone.

Ezcaray: Canyon Start

Pico Urdaña: Canyon Start

Chorreron Tajo: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –

Chorrito Angeles: Canyon Start

Saja: Canyon Start

Huerto Rey: Canyon Start

Chorrito Ovejuela: Canyon Start

Pico Moro: Canyon Start
Approach: We left uphill from the cemetery on a track that climbs to Pico Moro. At the first curve to the left there is a path to the right (return) which can also be climbed through the meadows. Following the track towards the Pico Moro we will pass the limestone walls and when the road is going to cross the stream we enter it.
Tour: It begins among a lot of vegetation, soon narrows and the rappels begin. From here it will be a succession of them until the 33m. Here we can escape or do 4 more.

Chorra: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb up the orographic right to the elevation 800. * Another option is to go up the Portillo de Brena and go around the Balgerri to the Ilsos, pass through the pass and go down the riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Fabar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of the station, next to the apartments is the creek, follow the grassy meadow for about a hundred meters.

Texu: Canyon Start

Bandujo: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the path that goes up to Bandujo, at the bridge over the stream, we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: No big surprises except for an abseil of almost 20m.

Fontiñas: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Gosolfre, Fontiñas and Bao da Casa We continue through the village leaving behind an agricultural warehouse, soon we reach the river Gosolfre, we continue along it until we find a place to cross it and a small path on the other side that goes into the forest. Continue along this path for about 5 minutes until you reach the next stream where you will find the headwaters.
Tour: Very vertical, in naturals, quite dirty with vegetation and dead trees. If we catch it with water it has a couple of delicate spots but it is worth it.

Valfria: Canyon Start

Bao Casa: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Gosolfre, Fontiñas and Bao da Casa We continue through the village leaving behind an agricultural warehouse, soon we reach the river Gosolfre, we continue along it until we find a place to cross it and a small path on the other side that goes into the forest. Continue along this path for about 5 minutes until you reach the next Fontiñas stream, continue for another 5 minutes until you find some abandoned mills and a river of more entity, ours.
Tour: The first part in the area of the mills is very quiet, with cliffs and slides that we can avoid. Then the ravine is taking entity and height to reach the final R20 where we can have overflows with high flow.

Barzolos: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident by the track that goes down to the creek, when we reach the riverbed we get into
Tour: Two very nice and narrow gorges, short rappels, slippery belays, some of them with rock bridges to belay on.

Barzolos: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have two options: 1.- With two cars we exit to the right towards the bridge, where we will have parked. 2.- The same but going up the road to the access car. 3.- A path on the left goes up the slope to a track, we will follow the track along the top of the hills with the stream always on our left to go around the gorges and go to the entrance bridge to the ravine.

Barzolos: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we have it. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road towards Bigüezal and before p.k. 2 there is a long left curve. 2 there is a long left curve with parking space on the right.
Return: After the last rappel we have two options: 1.- With two cars we exit to the right towards the bridge, where we will have parked. 2.- The same but going up the road to the access car. 3.- A path on the left goes up the slope to a track, we will follow the track along the top of the hills with the stream always on our left to go around the gorges and go to the entrance bridge to the ravine.

Campos Blancos: Canyon Start

Baulaya Este: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb through the forest. * Another option is to climb the Portillo de Brena and Balgerri and then go along the ridge to leave aside the West Baulaya and then enter the riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Baulaya Oeste: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb through the forest. * Another option is to climb the Portillo de Brena and Balgerri and then go to our riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Corso: Canyon Start

Picarols: Canyon Start
Approach: Justo donde la pista que sube al Hotel Albellons gira a la izquierda la abandonaremos para seguir de frente al lado del cauce y seguidamente giraremos a la derecha para cruzarlo y remontar nuestro torrente. No tiene pérdida, seguiremos todo el rato por la izquierda orográfica de nuestro torrente y lo abandonaremos para remontar hacia el Pas del Setrí, tras este paso, el sendero vuelve a acercarse al torrente, momento en el que accedemos al cauce
Tour: Barranco bien formado con bonitas zonas, generalmente seco y con multitud de destrepes. Solamente un puñado de rápeles de hasta 15m

Picarols: Canyon End
Return: Tras la represa el cañón se abre para ir a dar a la senda de acceso

Picarols: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Entre Inca y Lluc por la MA-2130 A la altura de la población de Caimari tenemos el desvío a Binibona. Iremos hasta la pza del pueblo que es el mejor lugar para aparcar. Podríamos seguir por el carreterín que sube al Hotel Albellons pero las zonas en las que podríamos dejar los vehículos no son las más correctas
Return: Tras la represa el cañón se abre para ir a dar a la senda de acceso

Belaustegi: Canyon Start
Approach: Location of Alarrieta, Sintxita, Belaustegi and Sintxita Goikoa ravines. From the parking lot we take the track towards Austingarmin. After 350m there is a bend to the right, we turn left to the bed of the stream that can be seen a few meters downstream.
Tour: The beautiful waterfall and already, if we want more descent we have to continue with Sintxita.

Belaustegi: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg nach links
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Belaustegi: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Access map to Sintxita ravine From Orozko (Zubiaur) take the BI3513 (Ibarra, Artea) to Gorbea Park. We continue until the detour to Urigoiti on the right, soon in the neighborhood of Usabel we see the cemented track that goes to the right towards the Gorbea Park, we go up about 2kms, after passing a hut on our left we will see two tracks, one on each side. Here we can park our return car. We continue to the end of the track.
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Belaustegi: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts gemäß wikiloc-Link
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Meñas: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/1h | ⭐ | 65m
Approach: Access to Meñas and Cerezo Depending on whether we want to do Cerezo or not, we will go down to the exit or up the hills. Access to Meñas and Cerezo

Azpiroz: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the fountain there is a path that goes up the slope through the forest (be careful not to follow the path to the E, it would lead us to the village), a little lost, to a hill where it joins the track that leaves the village. We will not take the big track from the village but from the pass we will look for a small path that takes us directly to the riverbed.
Tour: A descent dug in V, with rappels from natural in a very grassy environment really nice if we do it with water.

Azpiroz: Canyon End
Return: We will have to follow the riverbed to the road and go back up to the car.

Azpiroz: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Located between Pamplona and Donosti, in the beautiful village of Lekunberri with its beautiful greenway Plazaola. We will leave northbound on the NA1300 towards Azpirotz, we will leave the detour behind us until p.k. 19.6 where we have the source of the Araxes river on our right and a place to park.
Return: We will have to follow the riverbed to the road and go back up to the car.

Muiños: Canyon Start
Approach: We go to the track that is behind the village and leads to the "Mirador de las Cascadas" if we look for it on Maps. From here following the high voltage line we go down to the ravine.
Tour: See mole. Very vertical, usually without water

Furado: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the high tension cables, we will go down to the riverbed.

Travancas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go east following the high voltage line to the riverbed.

Regatillo: Canyon Start

Celis: Canyon Start

Nimo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the power station to the suspension bridge, take the marked path that goes up and jump the fence to go through the channel to go over our ravine, soon a wooden bridge to cross the channel and start climbing in the middle of nowhere to a rope that gets us into the forest. There is a kind of path that takes us to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Simple and very fun after rainfall although the water never stops flowing

Farandon: Canyon Start
Approach: On the other side of the road there is an access road to farms and after 20m a track on the left that goes down to the stream and some old mines in the area. We will follow this track to the mine, access area to the riverbed.
Tour: In the words of the openers: "First section open and dressed with several jumps and skills, a small rappel and shortly after, another of 10mtrs toboganeable,100mtrs more of riverbed dressed in vegetation and the river penetrates into a more excavated area with several rappels, the largest of 15mtrs and several jumps and skills interesting too. To emphasize the last rappel that deposits us under an arch of rock excavated in the quartzite, in which we can observe great fossils".

Lumbier: Canyon Start

Lumbier: Canyon End
Comment: puente del diablo
Return: on the hiking trail on the orographic left bank:

Lumbier: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: on the hiking trail on the orographic left bank:

Almadenes: Canyon Start

Baldatikaerreka: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track for 1 km until we pass the waterfall, then we will go down to the riverbed.
Tour: The waterfall and now

Dorelle: Canyon Start

San Paio: Canyon Start
Approach: Ribeiriños and San Paio Banks From the Ribeiriños parking lot we will go out to the right about 200m to a small stream near the power lines, we can enter from here. From the other parking we will take the path that goes down to the Capela de San Paio until crossing the stream or we can go to the left to look for the previous stream.
Tour: A few first rappels that bring us closer to the beautiful fractional waterfall over the cave of Carriza. Then a couple more rappels before joining Ribeiriños. Together a couple of rappels before Bao da Casa, where we can take the path to the right or continue trying to make the two remaining rappels from the old dam, but they may be in bad condition.

Rosal: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the forest track on the orographic left of the river, in the detours we will try to take the ones that lead us parallel to the river ascending to 270 meters above sea level. In the Maps it is marked as pozas Da Cal.
Tour: Several jumps, 3 rappels of up to 25m and beautiful pools to dive into.

Cadarnoxo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the sharp bend we go down to the creek
Tour: The first part of the descent is easy and the final cascade is a bit more interesting.

Rio Frio (Cantabria): Canyon Start
Approach: From the Cucayo Bridge
Tour: Descent with up to 13 rappels, many of which can be climbed. The enviable environment makes the horizontal sections a very pleasant walk and the rappel areas are spectacular. Provide material for natural and reinstatement. Be very careful with the water level and possible stops of operation of the plant that would increase the flow.

Castrejon: Canyon Start
Approach: From San Glorio we take a track that goes to the Peña del Portillo, we will not have to climb it completely, we will pass to the other side at about 1950m and we will continue more or less horizontally (but always gaining height) under the Peña del Naranjo towards the pass of Robadorio. Here a path takes us down to the stream. With only one car we leave Ledantes by the track that goes up to Riofrío and to the refuge of Cubil, once here we will go down to the stream.
Tour: Long descent, with a large number of abseilings and skills. Some of the rappels are difficult to access and access must be secured as they are quite delicate and slippery. Its intermediate section has almost 800m of horizontal progression and if we leave the riverbed to the left we will see a cattle cabin that could serve as a refuge.

Mazobres: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot there is a track that runs parallel to the Mazobre stream, we will follow this track overlooking the imposing N face of Espigüete, we will leave the free refuge on the left and continue along the path that leads to the base of the waterfall. Here there are usually tourists watching the waterfall. When you reach the viewpoint of the waterfall, right at the base, a path goes off to our left (orographic right) that goes up the waterfall and heads towards the head of the stream, when we reach the meadow where the ravine opens, just before the contribution of the stream on the right, that is the place to access.

Bolbo Negro: Canyon Start

Silan: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the road a bit until we reach the bridge over the river, we turn left over the wall and go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple... see topography

Cancelas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the track to the riverbed. If we only do the lower part, we must walk along the road to the bridge over the river and access it by the orographic left.
Tour: See all The first part of the route is more flat, with only 4 rappels and a lot of walking areas. The second part more vertical

Euntzelaia: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Burón and Euntzelaia From the parking of Guembe we will follow the track to the north, the same as the access of Burón, in a 90 degree turn to the north there is a path towards the stream that leaves us in the lower part (return of the upper part). We will continue along the track until it ends, here a small path that goes into the forest to go down to the stream, access to the upper part.
Tour: Both descents are very well-dressed and without large verticals, to be done after heavy rains so that the pools are clean. The two parts are separated by an open area, of skills and the access path to the lower part. In the lower part we will find a couple of longer and more interesting rappels, especially the one with the natural arch.

Euntzelaia: Canyon End
Return: We will leave on the right by a path towards the access track in the case of leaving after the upper part. At the bottom we will stop at some fields that if we cross them to the right leaves us on the access track.

Euntzelaia: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Pamplona on NA-700 towards Lizarra/Estella Just in the p.k. 29 we have the detour to the right to the NA-7020 to Vidaurre. In 4 kms we will arrive at Guembe, along San Antonio street there is a track that heads north, we will take it and park about 2kms away, next to the second fence, where the two races meet.
Return: We will leave on the right by a path towards the access track in the case of leaving after the upper part. At the bottom we will stop at some fields that if we cross them to the right leaves us on the access track.

Fariza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hermitage we follow the path that leads to Cozcurrita. We go down to the stream and go over the bridge.
Tour: Descent to be done after rainfall. It has only 4 rappels without technical difficulty.

Ferramulin: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path down to the head of the waterfall
Tour: An impressive first waterfall and then a river tour with natural waterfalls, jumps and rappels.

Gandara: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the trail to the river
Tour: Rapids, cliffs and some other places to jump.

Gilifonso: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that heads south to Guilifonso, before reaching the road, the path approaches the riverbed, time to go into it.

Lerias: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the ridge to the last mill heading north to the riverbed. If we have parked past Ferrocente we must follow this track that heads N-NW halfway up the slope to the riverbed.
Tour: See mole First part less aquatic, it will gradually pick up water flow. Stretches of walking alternate with rappels and abseiling.

Mougas: Canyon Start
Approach: With a single vehicle we will have to go up the road to the recreational area. In both options from the recreational area the access is immediate, we continue walking north to the obvious riverbed.
Tour: A short stretch up to the balcony, from there on it is a succession of rappels, more or less cambered, which gain in interest with flow.

Muras: Canyon Start
Approach: Under the bridge of the auto track, the access is immediate, we will only have to follow the creek until the first difficulties.

Pedras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track on the left that, shortly, leaves us on a Roman bridge over the river. Just after crossing, we take the path on the left leaving behind the pools to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Open, simple, all the rappels are in ramp, making a slide. The last 20m slide is spectacular, but we must previously check that the pool is clean.

Ferreiriño: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco From Campodola by the path that goes down to the river. Better option than from Leixazos that can make the descent too long.
Tour: Long descent with many horizontal sections with nothing in particular. The rest of the time it is a magnificent canyon, very dense, beautiful and with great flow after rains.

Riofrio: Canyon Start

Santa Leocadia: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the PR that ascends along the orographic left side of the river until passing the waterfall.
Tour: Two waterfalls to rappel in a wonderful environment, lush forests, a cave and lots of moss on the rocks. Short but beautiful

Sobreira Mendo: Canyon Start
Approach: Two options: 1.- ECDC, car combination, we will leave from the hermitage by the track that goes up the Vilameá river valley until 1000m altitude, at which point a track crosses the river and goes to the pass of Curral do Mouro where we will pass into our valley. Here we will descend to the stream. Crazy option (wild boar), we leave the thermal baths going up the track of Corgo da Cabreira towards the Hermitage, when the forest begins to open and at first sight we have surpassed the waterfall (there on the right), we will leave the track and in the middle of the slope we will look for the best way to progress, without losing height up to the stream.

Tronceda: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately from the power plant, go down to the river.
Tour: See sketch After the first sector, we go out by the central one to the left to the track that is a few meters above and we follow it almost until the recreational area. Here we can rappel the two small waterfalls in the second sector.

Uredariona: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Uredariona and Basordas A few meters further on there is a track to the right that leads down to the dam where the gallery that communicates with Basordas is located. We can continue descending before entering the riverbed.
Tour: The stretch from the dam to the cliffs has only a few steps and slides, then we reach this beautiful waterfall with an outlet to the sea.

Vilariño: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back a few meters and see a path that goes down to the river.
Tour: Beautiful, aesthetic, well-shaped and better installed descent. With medium flows it is a marvel, with high flows it can be a problem. It has some beautiful 5+10 chained rappels.

Aldu: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track that goes around some meadows until we cross a stream, from here we will follow the stream until we reach the cliffs that are already glimpsed over the valley of Salazar.
Tour: The waterfall and then we will go through the forest until we reach a track before reaching the Salazar.

Arangas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along a small path next to the stream up to the first ledge.
Tour: A rappel and a cliff before entering the boxed area, once in it you can not get out and even have a small cave.

Arteki: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters beyond the bend the PR to Garaioa comes out, we will go down it to a footbridge over the stream of Hiriberri. We can enter here or follow the trail 10min more to the footbridge over Arteki. If we access by Hiriberri we will do one more rappel.

Augalva: Canyon Start
Approach: Virtually immediate

Barbanza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car access is almost immediate. If we only have one car we will have to go up the Pedras trail to the small road and follow it to the right.
Tour: There is only one obligatory rappel, but we can make some more to climb up any tree.

Boibal: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that heads north, it soon turns left and descends to the river.
Tour: To be completed

Boixos: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos la pista y pasaremos la finca. Descripción del acceso “típico” para otras opciones consultar tracks de wikiloc. Poco a poco iremos ganando terreno por la pista hacia Ses Sínies, aquí abandonamos la pista para seguir por la senda que sube hacia el Coll de la Serra de Pinotell, tras este collado seguiremos subiendo hasta la Era d'en Coll. Aquí dejamos la senda y nos dirigimos al sur a entrar en el torrente.

Buron: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Burón and Euntzelaia bcos. If we have an access car, the approach is simple, we must follow this track/path almost lost until the head of the Burón. If we only have a car, from the parking lot of Guembe we will follow the track to the north, like the access of Euntzelaia, until about 100m before the track disappears, here we will go to the left to look for a meadow hidden behind a line of vegetation, from here we will follow some milestones that lead us to the north, we will have to cross a wire fence and overcome the hill between thick vegetation, to approach by the orographic left to the ravine and go up it by a not very intuitive path.
Tour: A very interesting first part, with a lot of atmosphere, a small gorge and a gallery that will end too soon to give way to an open intermediate zone, with too much vegetation to approach the final verticals, also very dressed.

Buron: Canyon End
Return: We will go out to the right along a small path and further on we will cross the stream to go to the access road.

Fajana Lañas: Canyon Start

Tajo del Aguila: Canyon Start
Approach: From the gas station descending towards the turret of the light, we must leave it to the left to avoid getting into the 2nd meeting. Be careful, the terrain is delicate
Tour: Succession of waterless rappels with a 55m cantilevered rappel.

Molinar: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park at the lodge we will go up the track to the bend and down to the riverbed.
Tour: The first part is open and the second part is closed with 7 rappels.

Mataplana: Canyon Start
Approach: From here we paddle down to the creek.
Tour: In its first part it is very open and without anything remarkable, only a few abseilings. Gradually it closes and the rappels gain height until the final part where we chain several rappels.

Mataplana: Unknown
Comment: Parking 1

Mataplana: Unknown1

Mataplana: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio

Mataplana: Unknown3
Comment: Final

Pont Foradat: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the path of Pont Foradat, almost at the top, after the Z's we will leave the path to go straight ahead to surround the mass on the north side. Once there we will see the initial climb and handrails.
Tour: It is an equipped descent In 2018 the last rappel (the 54m) was split and can be done with ropes of 43m+15m approx.

Malmarrui (Lower): Canyon Start

Cueva de Valporquero (Sil de Perlas): Canyon Start
2025-03-05: Done after canyon 40 aniversario. High flow but possible thanks to local guide. Luckily i visited the touristic cave as well, bcs the beauty of it is obviously more impressive (lights, deco...) than t...
Approach: From parking Atalaya, head east on a rocky trail to the gated entrance (2025: no key needed).
Tour: Many fixed ropes (often 3 lines, it gets busy in high season), but a few abseils still have to be installed. The most impressive one is the 3rd one, which is overhanging and dropping into a room with beautiful formations (25-30m). The bigger abseils can be broken down to 30'ish meters or done in one go with 50/60m ropes. Two more splashy abseils outside, followed by a river crossing or flying fox (tyrolienne). In high season: count more time and dress warm for possible waiting times.

Cueva de Valporquero (Curso agua): Canyon Start
Approach: To access the Sil de Perlas, we will take the path from the Atalaya in front of the parking lot in an easterly direction that leaves the hut on the left. We cross a wooden fence and continue towards the meadow and from there to a small ledge where at a turn we have the entrance with an iron gate. The main entrance is located in a torca or dolina near the village, very well signposted.

Casas Blancas: Canyon Start
Approach: In blue the option of a single car. We take the GR towards the head of the ravine, with the cuts on the left until the beginning of the ravine (it is very obvious). Red (2 cars), just follow the riverbed to the head of the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the 40 rappel and follows rappels down to the river bed.

Parrisal: Canyon Start

Rinero: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that goes along the orographic right of the ravine, after a few hundred meters crosses it and through the forest is gaining altitude. At an altitude of about 1350m we will take a detour to the left following a yellow markings. This path will be gaining height more steeply to 1550m where we will see a milestone and we turn left by white markings to the rocky area that leads down to the river.
Tour: A few small abseilings will lead us to the impressive 55m waterfall. We will reach it with a handrail to the head, from here a first abseil to the ledge and then a second run to the base. From here the most interesting of the ravine are its ferruginous waters, the pyrite incrustations and the shapes and colors of the rocks with the oxidation of the mineral water. Several projections that can be climbed and/or rappelled until reaching the way up.

Choca: Canyon Start

Cobarcil: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and go down to the Sella. Soon we arrive at the slide/destrepe where we can evaluate the flow.
Tour: Technical and dangerous descent with high flow.

Noguera 1: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Casas del Cerro, Nogueras I and Nogueras II ravines. The access is obvious and immediate to Noguera II. For Noguera I we will follow the track 300m to the next canyon.
Tour: The Noguera I, a lot of vegetation, there is a "way" on the right just after the first rappel, near the wall to avoid the jungle, and a possible escape to the upper area, or you re-enter through the more open area, if you want to continue. Noguera II is a little cleaner, at the confluence of the two channels, better to go out to the road, it is very dressed and the advance is very painful, almost impracticable. Of collector.

Castillejo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the same track to take the path that goes up the orographic right of our river to the stone bridge, where we access the riverbed.
Tour: Simple descent unless the river is loaded, everything is natural anchorages so we will have to carry material for these installations.

Noguera 2: Canyon Start

Sastre: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we must continue along the road towards Rubiales 1km. There is a path to the right that goes up the hill and down to the access to the ravine. With two cars, the second one leaves us in the descent to the ravine. There is no path, it is simply to follow "the riverbed" to the ravine.
Tour: Continuous climbing and rappelling (most of them can be climbed).

Tranco: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the ravine by the road or by the footbridges.

Canjiron: Canyon Start

Rincon Bello: Canyon Start
Approach: Unterhalb vom Parkplatz das kleine Tal bis zu einer Brücke mit Eisengeländer.
Tour: Dos rápeles sin más.En el primero suele haber una poza que cubre hasta el cuello con agua sucia, y no se puede evitar,a tener en cuenta.Mas adelante hay pasamanos para evitarlas.

Rincon Bello: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en Petrer, cogeremos la carretera de Agost y seguiremos los desvíos hacia el Raco Bello, en donde aparcaremos
Return: Cuando se abre sale una senda a la derecha, si no más abajo llegamos a la carretera. En ambos casos vamos a la derecha y llegaremos a la zona del área recreativa

Poveda: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave along the same track for about 2.5 kms until we pass a shelter and a hunting reserve sign, with a track that goes off to the right, we will take it and soon we reach the riverbed.
Tour: Descend among pines, with somewhat lost headlands and very entertaining.

Cofretes: Canyon Start

Gorg Negre: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path down to the reservoir and around the dam to the stream.
Tour: Long descent with all the rappels in natural. Very grassy and with many logs in the riverbed.

Marmoles: Canyon Start
Approach: Soon we will see on our right a track that goes towards the ravine, we follow it until it ends and we continue along a path, which through the cut, goes to the head of the ravine.
Tour: After 100m with a lot of vegetation we find the first rappel, from here we will have to pay attention to the state of the pools to decide whether or not to use the handrails that avoid them.

Marmoles: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the pipeline bridge, we turn right and go up the slope in search of the asphalt road we have been following.

Cerro (Albacete): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Casas del Cerro, Nogueras I and Nogueras II ravines. The access is obvious and immediate.
Tour: A first rappel with cantilevered access, then another cantilevered rappel and an area of climbing to the last rappel to continue climbing until it joins the Nogueras.

Cautley Spout: Canyon Start

Moli de Salt: Canyon Start
Approach: We go straight ahead on the path at the bottom of the parking lot with the ravine on our left, we will see the first mill below and then the bridge, cross it and leave the path to go left towards the mill. There is an installation on the wall
Tour: From this facility we can rappel or do a 40m zip line. We will have an area of slides and possible small jumps until we reach the pool that gives access to the final rappel of 22m. Caution here with high flow, you must mount the handrail to access the rappel facility. In the rappel we cross the vein and we are below the waterfall, from where we can pick up the rope.

Mika: Canyon Start
Approach: access to Mika, Olvido and Cova Pinar boulders From the upper parking there is a path that leads to the pass of Comptador or to the head of Olvido, you can not miss it. From the lower parking, we will continue walking along the track that climbs to the pass, soon the track becomes a path and, zigzagging, leaves us in the same pass.
Tour: Just at the col begins the ridge to the west with 4 sheets to mount a handrail. It is not necessary but it can be useful for belaying and/or practicing. When we leave the ridge we will have a small dexterity with 1 spit in case we want to belay and immediately the first rappel. From here it is a non-stop rappel. Be very careful with the stone that is very loose and we can throw pebbles down.

Cova de l'Arcada: Canyon Start

Pequeño: Canyon Start

Jaques: Canyon Start

Gribas: Canyon Start
Tour: A series of rappels to get to the magnificent R40

Pedralba: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village we will go up the path of the Cova del Duc, we will go through the ferrata to reach the access path to the ravine. From the access car we will follow the track until it crosses the stream. We can get out to see the Cova del Duc and do the ferrata and thus extend the day.
Tour: Interesting descent with a multitude of simple rappels for beginners. Most of them can be climbed, but if the rock is wet, be very careful because it slips.

Cagarnero: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and take the track in front of us, go through the metal gate and continue until it turns to the left. We will continue straight ahead upwards following some milestones to a water trough at the top. When we see the milestone at the top we will turn to the right in search of the first rappel. Another option would be to access it by the return. For it, after the metallic gate and in the electricity tower, to take to the right a flat track that takes us in few minutes to cross a dry riverbed, joining with a path excessively marked with milestones and blue marks (return). When we see the end of our ravine the path forks. Take the one on the left (milestones with black dots) that leads us immediately to the beginning of a small ferrata (ATTENTION necessary to use energy absorber). It will leave us a few meters from the first installation, to our right and hydrographic right.
Tour: A first handrail to access the first rappel.

Rimalo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track for 200m and at the sharp left curve we will look for the way up through the Ainielles arch to take the PR that leads to the abandoned village. Before arriving and crossing the stream we turn left on a zigzagging path that leads to a pass. Follow the ridge for 10min until a junction where the main path goes to the right and we will turn left keeping the height to go to look for the head of the ravine.
Tour: Descent of long rappels but without too much difficulty unless there is a high flow. After the junction with the PR comes the most interesting part of the ravine so it could be done only this second part and thus save us almost an hour of approach.

Umbria de los Lages: Canyon Start
Approach: From the return car the PR MU50 leaves the PR MU50 that in 30 minutes takes us up to the road. We will go right to the clearing where the access car is parked. From the access parking lot we will take a path that goes into the valley and soon the first rappel.
Tour: Nice descent with easy rappels except for the 45m. The second rappel is just 25m. You can do a split 5 + 20 so that there is no friction, when descending those 5 (that is the second rappel really) there is a small space, it is not a ledge, but it is a small and irregular space. In the R45 we will have two possible installations, the left one being an overhang. When recovering the rope, it usually remains on a 3m ledge that must be climbed and dexterous, so be very careful when doing so.

Juan Rojo: Canyon Start
Approach: We park the car at the fountain and follow the track, about 300m to the left there is a path that goes up the hillside to cross the creek, where we access
Tour: Descent through the vegetation of this small stream. Several interesting rappels of up to 35m to make it worthwhile to come here.

Sorna

Swarth Beck Gill: Canyon Start

Fisherplace Gill: Canyon Start

Dungeon Ghyll: Canyon Start

Sprint (Upper): Canyon Start

Valgua: Canyon Start

Ciol de Caserata: Canyon Start
2024-04-20: Almost all of the arms are double and the single arms are 10mm.
Approach: Von Claut aus fahren Sie an Lesis vorbei und parken in Pian de Cea. Folgen Sie dem Wanderweg 376 zur Casera Podestine und überqueren Sie dabei das Grave da Giere. Von der Casera Podestine aus nehmen Sie den Weg, der an den Ruinen der Casera Parùt vorbeiführt und zur Forcella Caserata und der gleichnamigen Casera führt. Nach einem Aufstieg von etwa 300 Höhenmetern erreichen Sie auf einer Höhe von 1348 Metern einen offenen Kanal mit einem Bach am Grund.

Ciol de Caserata: Parking at Entry
2024-04-20: Almost all of the arms are double and the single arms are 10mm.
Comment: Park Pian di Cea
Access: Von Pian di Cea aus kann man, wenn man ein hohes Auto hat, den Grave da Gere umfahren und Casera Podestine problemlos erreichen.

Ciol de Caserata: Parking at Exit
2024-04-20: Almost all of the arms are double and the single arms are 10mm.
Comment: Park casera Podestine
Access: Von Pian di Cea aus kann man, wenn man ein hohes Auto hat, den Grave da Gere umfahren und Casera Podestine problemlos erreichen.

Ciol de Caserata: Canyon End

Maesano

Scindoli

Bussoloi: Canyon Start
Tour: The highest descent (80m) is split 40 metres from the start.

Bussoloi: Parking Entry and Exit

Masarei: Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Hiking only on the lower part. It was a bit slippery. Equipment ok.
2025-08-31: After checking the water level we saw that it was just perfect and went straight in, as other canyons in the region had too much water due to the rain. Great rappels, the highlight the 40m final water...
2025-06-24: We only went on the lower part. Equipment ok. Almost completely continuous descents from start to finish.

Masarei: Canyon End
2025-09-18: Hiking only on the lower part. It was a bit slippery. Equipment ok.
2025-08-31: After checking the water level we saw that it was just perfect and went straight in, as other canyons in the region had too much water due to the rain. Great rappels, the highlight the 40m final water...
2025-06-24: We only went on the lower part. Equipment ok. Almost completely continuous descents from start to finish.

Masarei: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-18: Hiking only on the lower part. It was a bit slippery. Equipment ok.
2025-08-31: After checking the water level we saw that it was just perfect and went straight in, as other canyons in the region had too much water due to the rain. Great rappels, the highlight the 40m final water...
2025-06-24: We only went on the lower part. Equipment ok. Almost completely continuous descents from start to finish.
Comment: Start auf 880HM

Savoca Angel: Canyon Start

Coca: Canyon Start

Sanguigno: Canyon Start

Belbier: Canyon Start

Belbier: Canyon End

Orso: Canyon Start

Orso: Canyon End

Orso: Parking Entry and Exit

Val di Scala: Canyon Start
Approach: ACCESS: from the locality "al lago" at km 1.2 of the S.P.56 Canal San Bovo-Caoria, take the ENEL path directly from the house in front of the parking lot and follow it comfortably to the water intake (beginning of the lower part) in about twenty minutes. Now continue to the right on a clearly visible path, following the red markings, until below the last waterfall of the upper part, where you cross the stream, continue along a chute, always faithfully following the red markings, after this rather uncomfortable part, take a nice ledge on the right that leads to a collar from which you can see the upper part of the canyon. From here, go around a chute and then traverse towards the stream on the right (red markings) to reach the start of the canyon slightly downhill, right at the first beautiful 25 m high waterfall. (50 min - 1 hour).
Tour: The most beautiful and branchy part is the upper section with 14 abseiling points and 250 m difference in altitude. This is followed by an intermediate section up to the water inlet, which affects the flow. In the lower part, although with very little water, there are some beautiful verticals in a worked granite environment (80 m drop). The well-known via ferrata runs through the lower part. At some points after the highest anchor you can clip into the climbing harnesses.

Val di Scala: Canyon End

Val di Scala: Parking Entry and Exit

Val di Scala: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ende des aquatischen Abschnitts und Beginn des fast trockenen Abschnitts.

Val d'Arcola: Canyon Start

Tovate: Canyon Start

Tovate: Canyon End

Mangusa: Canyon Start

Davine

Rio Frollero: Canyon Start

Pontesie: Canyon End

Pontesie: Parking Entry and Exit

Val dei Renzin: Canyon Start
Approach: Überquert den Mis-Bach, steigt eine erdrutschgefährdete Schlucht hinauf (rote Markierungen) und nehmt den nach Westen führenden, ansteigenden Felsvorsprung, der kurz darauf in einen Militärpfad übergeht. Auf 700 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel gabelt sich der Weg zum Zwischeneingang. Steigt auf 930 Meter auf, wo ihr den Militärpfad verlasst und links abbiegt (dort befindet sich ein Kohlenlager). Ohne markierten Pfad überquert ihr einen Nebenfluss in großer Höhe und steigt dann durch steile Wälder den Hang hinab zum Schluchtgrund.

Val dei Renzin: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Durchqueren Sie den Bach Mis und steigen Sie ins Tal hinab, bis Sie von links einen Nebenfluss (nicht den Bussoloi) finden, der Sie zurück zum in I Stua geparkten Auto führt.

Val dei Renzin: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Zwischeneingang bei 700 Metern
Approach: Überquert den Mis-Bach, steigt eine erdrutschgefährdete Schlucht hinauf (rote Markierungen) und nehmt den nach Westen führenden, ansteigenden Felsvorsprung, der kurz darauf in einen Militärpfad übergeht. Auf 700 Metern über dem Meeresspiegel gabelt sich der Weg zum Zwischeneingang. Steigt auf 930 Meter auf, wo ihr den Militärpfad verlasst und links abbiegt (dort befindet sich ein Kohlenlager). Ohne markierten Pfad überquert ihr einen Nebenfluss in großer Höhe und steigt dann durch steile Wälder den Hang hinab zum Schluchtgrund.

Crana: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the upstream parking, continue along Via Roma towards Sarona until the bridge over the Riale stream. Cross the bridge and take a faint trail starting on the right, between the bridge and the roadside barrier. The trail, not very obvious, follows a series of terraces without gaining or losing elevation. Once the canyon comes into view, descend to the streambed near the first rappel (46°03'03.5"N 8°48'20.5"E), following a few stone cairns. Approx. 20 minutes. Without shuttle: from the downstream parking, cross the bridge over the Crana and immediately find a steep trail climbing into the forest on the right. This faint path gains elevation quickly along a small ridge. At about 650 m a.s.l. turn right, following the remains of an old trail that enters the valley with a gentle ascent. After passing some ruined huts, follow the stone cairns that indicate the best descent route to the first rappel (approx. 25 minutes, +100 m elevation gain).

Crana: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the last rappel the canyon opens up and the road bridge becomes clearly visible. Climb up on the right bank, first below the bridge and then to its right, until reaching the paved road and the cars. Approx. 5 minutes, +40 m elevation gain.

Crana: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: coming from Dumenza you reach the stream just before the village of Curiglia, where the road (SP6) crosses it via a large bridge (signposted Torrente Crana). Park just before the bridge in some pull-outs on the left-hand side (46°03'17"N 8°48'04"E). Upstream (shuttle): continue to Curiglia and take the road to Viasco (Via Cesare Battisti, on the right after the Town Hall). At the “no entry” sign at the top of the village (near a fountain), turn right (Via Roma) and continue a few hundred meters to a parking area on the left (46°03'34.5"N 8°48'23"E).
Return: Immediately after the last rappel the canyon opens up and the road bridge becomes clearly visible. Climb up on the right bank, first below the bridge and then to its right, until reaching the paved road and the cars. Approx. 5 minutes, +40 m elevation gain.

Serrada (Candele): Canyon Start

Serrada (Candele): Canyon End

Carubbo: Canyon Start

Pfossentalbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: From the Tumlhof farm, follow the unpaved path past the farm on the left until you reach the streambed on the right-hand side. If you follow the course of the river, you will pass an old mill and immediately find the first abseiling point after 50 meters.

Pfossentalbach: Parking at Exit
Access: Parking exit approach: from Bolzano, head towards Merano and then continue into Val Venosta, turning off into Val Senales shortly after the village of Naturno. About 1 kilometer before the turn-off to Kartause/ Certosa, you will see the turn-off to Val di Fosse- Pfossental on the right-hand side. If you have two cars, you can park the first vehicle shortly after the turn-off, near the bridge over the Schnalser Bach stream. Parking entry: with the second car, drive about 500 meters further to the first bend at the TumIhof, WHERE you can ask if you can park the car.
Return: Exit: after the last jump (about 2 meters). at the mouth of the Schnalser Bach, climb back up on the right side of the river.

Pfossentalbach: Parking at Entry
Access: Parking exit approach: from Bolzano, head towards Merano and then continue into Val Venosta, turning off into Val Senales shortly after the village of Naturno. About 1 kilometer before the turn-off to Kartause/ Certosa, you will see the turn-off to Val di Fosse- Pfossental on the right-hand side. If you have two cars, you can park the first vehicle shortly after the turn-off, near the bridge over the Schnalser Bach stream. Parking entry: with the second car, drive about 500 meters further to the first bend at the TumIhof, WHERE you can ask if you can park the car.
Return: Exit: after the last jump (about 2 meters). at the mouth of the Schnalser Bach, climb back up on the right side of the river.

Pfossentalbach: Canyon End
Return: Exit: after the last jump (about 2 meters). at the mouth of the Schnalser Bach, climb back up on the right side of the river.

Camino: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along Via Nobili, pass a (private) fountain on the right, and further ahead, at a fork (Google SW), take the marked mule track to the left leading to Alpe Mastrolini (the trail crosses the gorge as it climbs). Shortly before reaching the meadows of the alpe, near a ruined building, leave the main trail and follow a flat path to the right. Cross a small valley and reach the streambed. It is also possible to shorten the approach by following the “Vertical” trail, which branches off along the ascent and climbs steeply on the left bank.
Tour: No particular difficulties. Some rappels descend over multiple waterfalls in sequence.

Camino: Canyon End
Return: After the final rappel, pass under the large dam (on the left), then climb up onto the embankment shortly afterward and reach the road and your car. Be careful not to enter private property.

Rasten: Canyon Start

Rasten: Parking at Entry
Comment: Nicht verifiziert

Rasten: Canyon End

Rasten: Parking at Exit

Marchese: Canyon Start

Faora: Canyon Start

Faora: Canyon End

Le Calgere: Canyon Start

Le Calgere: Canyon End
Comment: Nicht verifziert

Brandis: Canyon Start

Brandis: Canyon End

Mulini: Canyon Start
2024-04-14: Unexpected nice canyon

Mulini: Canyon End
2024-04-14: Unexpected nice canyon

Mulini: Parking at Entry
2024-04-14: Unexpected nice canyon

Mulini: Parking at Exit

Fonteno: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: If you park at the same parking lot, you can decide whether to descend the entire canyon or just the lower section via the forest road at 410 m above sea level. It is possible to ascend from the bottom via a path that can be seen near the lower parking lot next to the rockfall protection net; the first part is poorly marked.

Fonteno: Alternative Canyon End
Return: The lower parking lot is clearly visible on the last few descents. After reaching the road, turn left onto the path on the left bank.

Fonteno: Parking at Entry
Access: In the Zù area, you can park either in front of the bridge over the stream or directly afterwards in a small clearing. By other means, it is possible to reach the Fonteno area and park in Piazza Bel Vedere.
Return: The lower parking lot is clearly visible on the last few descents. After reaching the road, turn left onto the path on the left bank.

Fonteno: Canyon Start
Approach: If you park at the same parking lot, you can decide whether to descend the entire canyon or just the lower section via the forest road at 410 m above sea level. It is possible to ascend from the bottom via a path that can be seen near the lower parking lot next to the rockfall protection net; the first part is poorly marked.

Fonteno: Canyon End
Return: The lower parking lot is clearly visible on the last few descents. After reaching the road, turn left onto the path on the left bank.

Fonteno: Parking at Entry1
Access: In the Zù area, you can park either in front of the bridge over the stream or directly afterwards in a small clearing. By other means, it is possible to reach the Fonteno area and park in Piazza Bel Vedere.

Riccola: Canyon Start

Riccola: Canyon End

Riccola: Parking at Exit

Riccola: Parking at Entry

Gufltalbach: Canyon Start

Gufltalbach: Canyon End
Comment: Ermittelt aus Karte nach Angaben von https://catastoforre.aic-canyoning.it/index/forra/cod/BZ033

Rino: Canyon Start

Bitonto: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the marked and signposted path to the stream.
Tour: Friendly pools and waterfalls in a beautiful setting. Well secured (Pro-Canyon) with cable car facilities.

Bitonto: Canyon End
Return: Follow the signposted way back up to the road.

Bitonto: Parking at Entry
Access: Parking entry: In Vignale-Santa Margherita turn off in the direction of Lagonegro. There is a modest parking area near an information sign about the canyoning tour. Parking exit: In Vignale-Santa, drive towards Pizzaria Nocera, turn left just before the pizzaria onto a narrow asphalt road which you follow to the parking exit.
Return: Follow the signposted way back up to the road.

Bitonto: Parking at Exit
Access: Parking entry: In Vignale-Santa Margherita turn off in the direction of Lagonegro. There is a modest parking area near an information sign about the canyoning tour. Parking exit: In Vignale-Santa, drive towards Pizzaria Nocera, turn left just before the pizzaria onto a narrow asphalt road which you follow to the parking exit.
Return: Follow the signposted way back up to the road.

Marte

Pontelletto: Canyon Start

Zena: Canyon Start

Zena: Canyon End

Zena: Parking Entry and Exit

Altalia (Campolico): Canyon Start

Marcortoricciari

Prache di Casalinuovo

Carruso

Basurgi

Rio Marodia inferiore: Canyon Start

Rio della Flora: Canyon Start

Rio della Flora: Canyon End

Rio della Flora: Parking at Exit

Magiaica: Canyon Start
2025-09-17: MagiaiGa, short but interesting passage into Ara caves, with a headlamp you can explore better. 4 rappels, V2A2II
Approach: By car: From Grignasco, continue toward Borgosesia. After a few hundred meters, turn right onto a narrower road following the signs for Ara - Grotte di Ara (pass under a brick arch). Continue uphill until you reach the village of Ara, where you can park in the first parking lot. On foot: Continue through the village, following the signs for "Grotte di Ara." You'll find a gate, but it's open. Continue on level ground for 5 minutes (trail 779) until you reach the Ara Caves park. Just before the bridge, follow a path on the left that passes above the park building (without entering the fence). After about a hundred meters, you'll find another bridge over the stream; enter here.
Tour: This route takes place within a protected area; ask for permission at the park office. Equipped in 2023 by Monterosacanyoning: Pablo Pinali and Lea Ameghino. It is the only route in Valsesia on limestone rock. You immediately find the first C8dx, which leads to a beautiful narrow corridor. Immediately after, the stream enters a very characteristic small cave, and then under a beautiful rock arch. Then you find C12 (boulder in the center) and a bit of walking with some easy downclimbing and a possible dive. You reach the last C6sx+C10sx, the first one diving-able.

Magiaica: Canyon End
2025-09-17: MagiaiGa, short but interesting passage into Ara caves, with a headlamp you can explore better. 4 rappels, V2A2II
Return: Then continue for 10 minutes along the stream until you find a path on the left that leads up to the caves (15 minutes), from here return to the outward path.

Magiaica: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-17: MagiaiGa, short but interesting passage into Ara caves, with a headlamp you can explore better. 4 rappels, V2A2II
Return: Then continue for 10 minutes along the stream until you find a path on the left that leads up to the caves (15 minutes), from here return to the outward path.

Tissbach: Canyon Start
Tour: Inside the canyon there is a firmly anchored steel cable that is used by the guides as a cable car.

Tissbach: Canyon End

Alli: Canyon Start

Viñas: Canyon Start

Malvan (Veneto): Canyon Start
Approach: Vom oberen Parkplatz aus geht es ein paar Minuten bergauf. Dort findet man einen gut erkennbaren Pfad (hellblaue Schilder auf der gegenüberliegenden Straßenseite), der hinunter zum Talgrund des Barlon (einem Nebenfluss des Malvan) führt, wo der Abstieg beginnt.

Malvan (Veneto): Parking at Exit
Comment: Von diesem Parkplatz aus können Sie das zweite Auto vermeiden, da der Fußweg zum Ausgangspunkt der Abfahrt in Val Barlon 70 Minuten dauert.
Access: Parken Sie Ihr Auto flussabwärts in Cirvoi an der Via Libertà auf einer Höhe von 550 Metern. Von dort fahren Sie mit dem zweiten Auto 10 Minuten bergauf zur Via Col de Gou auf 810 Metern Höhe (von hier aus können Sie, wenn Sie nur mit einem Auto unterwegs sind, etwa eine Stunde bergauf laufen). Dort können Sie parken und Ihren Neoprenanzug und Gurtzeug anlegen.
Return: Drei Minuten nach dem letzten Abstieg erscheint am rechten Ufer ein Pfad, der uns in 25 Minuten über einen gut ausgetretenen Weg mit Holzschildern nach Crede und Cirvoi nach Cirvoi führt. Gegen Ende des Ausgangsweges bietet sich ein herrlicher Blick auf die Berge Schiara, Pelf, Serva und Gusela del Vescovà.

Malvan (Veneto): Parking at Entry
Access: Parken Sie Ihr Auto flussabwärts in Cirvoi an der Via Libertà auf einer Höhe von 550 Metern. Von dort fahren Sie mit dem zweiten Auto 10 Minuten bergauf zur Via Col de Gou auf 810 Metern Höhe (von hier aus können Sie, wenn Sie nur mit einem Auto unterwegs sind, etwa eine Stunde bergauf laufen). Dort können Sie parken und Ihren Neoprenanzug und Gurtzeug anlegen.
Return: Drei Minuten nach dem letzten Abstieg erscheint am rechten Ufer ein Pfad, der uns in 25 Minuten über einen gut ausgetretenen Weg mit Holzschildern nach Crede und Cirvoi nach Cirvoi führt. Gegen Ende des Ausgangsweges bietet sich ein herrlicher Blick auf die Berge Schiara, Pelf, Serva und Gusela del Vescovà.

Malvan (Veneto): Canyon End
Return: Drei Minuten nach dem letzten Abstieg erscheint am rechten Ufer ein Pfad, der uns in 25 Minuten über einen gut ausgetretenen Weg mit Holzschildern nach Crede und Cirvoi nach Cirvoi führt. Gegen Ende des Ausgangsweges bietet sich ein herrlicher Blick auf die Berge Schiara, Pelf, Serva und Gusela del Vescovà.

Sanes (Trentino-Alto Adige): Canyon Start

Salt de la Nina: Canyon Start

Ribera Salada: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate access
Tour: We will go up through the beautiful straits of crystalline waters to Aigüesjuntes and go down them. In summer it is not necessary to wear neoprene

Garganta de la Mora: Canyon Start
Approach: At the end of the road is a cattle landing, From here we begin to walk, flattening the first 200m to gradually gain height between large oaks and broom trees. When we are about 800m, we have a view of the slope of the Cabezo, from which there is a very good view of the first three waterfalls of the descent. Now continuing along the slope of the Cabezo and the Cervunal barrier, among abundant vegetation, we reach the starting altitude, which is just above the first waterfall that we saw earlier.
Tour: El descenso es muy vistoso con diez tramos de rápeles seguidos y bastante verticales. El descenso es bastante abierto y al inicio de una acequia tradicional, cuando se vea una salida evidente a la izquierda, habrá que desviarse. Con mucha agua conviene afrontar ciertos pasos que no están equipados, alargando los rápeles o montando algún rápel extra a naturales. R-12m: Vistoso con varios resaltes que acaban en una charca de 1m de profundidad. Posibilidad de instalar pasamanos hasta cabecera del rápel (Zona muy resbaladiza con agua) situado a la derecha de R-20m evitando así la cascada. Para descender por el cauce utilizamos los primeros anclajes del pasamanos y a 25m aproximadamente fraccionar en algún árbol con cordino en natural. R-30m Tendido al inicio y muy vertical al final, pasamos la zona de vegetación por el centro para llegar a la recepción (OJO Muy resbaladiza) hasta el último resalte, justo antes del cuarto rápel. (Si se quiere descender también este resalte añadir 5m a la longitud del rápel, siendo de 35m. R-25m Resbaladera que acaba con 2 metros verticales en una marmita con grandes bloques. Destrepamos 10m que nos lleva a un corredor con mucha vgetación hasta el R-20m Recorremos un pequeño corredor con mucha vegetación, hasta el R-25m que baja por una cascada terminando debajo de un piedra. R-15 muy poco vertical pero con roca muy pulida. 20m andando por grandes piedras nos dejan en el centro del cauce en una zona de vegatación donde encontramos el R-10m muy vertical y con cascada estética. (Creemos que es en este punto el libro SISTEMA CENTRAL. DESCENSO DE BARRANCOS Nos recomienda salir del mismo. (2h 45m) (WGS84 30T 267186 / 4447976) R-30m sale desde una roca redondeada, nos encajona en el final del recorrido , continuamos destrepando entre la vegetación hasta llegar a un resalte donde podemos asegurarnos con un cordino 3m en un árbol, situándonos en un tobogán que acaba en una poza muy poco profunda. Después de un destrepe llegamos al décimo y último rápel R-10m que sale de un gran bloque. Mucha vegetación (OJO zarzas) a partir de este punto, la garganta se bifurca en dos ramales, cogiendo nosotros el de la derecha. Tras varios destrepes y lucha con a vegetación llegamos a una portera de troncos a nuestra izquierda.

Garganta de la Desespera: Canyon Start
Approach: Se comienza desde la zona de baños.
Tour: Descenso fácil que discurre encajonado aunque con escapes en la mayor parte del recorrido El descenso comienza por una escalera de piedra junto a la pared del merendero de la piscina natural o sobre un árbol más próxima al puente. Cruzaremos un segundo puente, y un paso por un tubo cuadrado de 50m (debajo de la carretera nueva), nos sitúan en una pequeña poza. Continuamos destrepando hasta llegar al rápel de 15m (izq), seguiremos destrepando y realizando algún salto hasta llegar al 3er rápel de 5m. Continuar destrepando hasta llegar al charco de los tres alisos para llegar a un antiguo molino. Continuar el descenso hasta encontrarnos dos pozas muy oscuras y un antiguo molino restaurado donde finalizará el mismo.

Negro (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes south, to the degollada de los Hornos. We will follow the path to the south with our ravine to the left, if it has rained and we see that it has water we can enter here and enjoy the pools, if not we will continue about 500m more to a bend in the ravine, we must access just before that bend.

Garganta Mayor: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach 1: From the parking lot, start walking in a straight line, following the same level, leaving some meadows on the left and heading towards a large chestnut tree until you reach the bed of the gorge, next to a ford. Approach 2: We continue along the north track (left) and take a path not very marked on the right that zigzags until it reaches a track, which we will take to the left until the houses of the Revellón, Pasamaos the houses and go down to the riverbed next to a ford.
Tour: The descent begins with a series of drops and jumps to reach the Chorrera Mayo, from here there are six rappels of 12, 10, 20, 20, 15, 15, 15, 13m to reach the corridor that ends at the Charco Hondo, the final point of the descent.

Corbinet: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Corbinet by the orographic right by the path that goes up to the headwaters of the Arroyo Cortés and crosses it just above the second rappel. In the upper parking lot we will go down to join the path and access.
Tour: A beautiful first rappel, a zone of cliffs and jumps if there is enough water, to finish in the magnificent Corbinet rappel. In the intermediate section there is a fairly closed area that can be avoided on the outside. After R10 it is much better to escape along the irrigation ditch or the path to the final rappel.

Fanzara (Ludiente): Canyon Start

Falla del Moraig: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before the parking lot of the cove, there is a path to the right with a sign "Falla del Moraig", we will go here to the viewpoint. There we have 3 facilities
Tour: A couple of facilities to go down to the lagoon, the highest of 70m.

Canal Melindro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will take the path that comes out on the other side of the road and goes up to the needles, from there we will go to the Coll del Port, we will go through the area of the encantats passing the nun to the channel.
Tour: Channel equipped for the descent, three 40m rappels

Peña Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: On the left side of the ravine there is a track that goes up the ravine, once we reach an old corral we will follow a path that will take us up to 900m high, here we leave the path and go up the remaining meters to the crest and then down to the riverbed.
Tour: Many small abseilable rappels up to the most fattened area where we will find several marmites and pools. We will have to be attentive to the facilities since we have diverters and some old rope to save these inconveniences. After all this we will arrive at the spectacular rappel of almost 30m with the first ones in flight.

Ragatxol (Upper): Canyon Start

Mas de Barberans: Canyon Start

Pamano: Canyon Start
Approach: We explain the different options: With a car you have to find the path that goes up from Sauri to Llessui and then follow the road to the other two possible accesses. The climb will take us half an hour in which we cross the road. From the first access we will follow the path for 10 minutes that takes us to the river. From the parking lot of the station we access directly from the bridge.
Tour: From the old station to the first access it is half an hour of projections. From here begin the rappels of up to 30m in a very grassy and wet area, which together with the cold water and the little sun that will give us can make us spend quite cold. It is not a very slippery canyon and most of the rappels can be negotiated if there is not much flow.

Sola (Barcelona): Canyon Start
Approach: Cal Clot and Esgarrifos Ravines From the parking we will have a track / path that heads northwest and changing basin Pujal to Esgarrifos.
Tour: Torrent with almost no flow except after rains.

Bosoms: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Saldremos de Sant Llorenç de Morunys, dirección Berga, por la carretera LV-4241. A unos 8 kilómetros aproximadamente, cogeremos el desvío a la derecha dirección Aigua Viva. Seguiremos por la pista cogiendo el desvío a la izquierda, donde pasaremos por la casa de colonias Aigua Viva bordeando el campo de futbol. Pasada la casa, continuaremos unos metros por la pista de arriba. Dejaremos el coche más arriba o más abajo dependiendo del estado de la pista.
Return: Desharemos el camino de subida que cruza el barranco. En unos 10 minutos llegamos al coche

Bosoms: Canyon Start
Comment: 1150
Approach: Seguiremos la pista siguiendo el sendero evidente ascendente durante unos 45 minutos. Llegaremos al Coll de la Creu (pequeña cruz a la derecha). Donde se entra en el barranco.
Tour: 1 Rápel 17 m Pasamanos 2 Rápel 25 m 3 Rápel 15 m 4 Rápel 45 m 5 Rápel 12 m 6 Rápel 5 m Árbol 7 Rápel 6 m Árbol

Bosoms: Canyon End
Return: Desharemos el camino de subida que cruza el barranco. En unos 10 minutos llegamos al coche

Piatra: Canyon Start

Paules: Canyon Start

Agon: Canyon Start

Encantada: Canyon Start

Maxina: Canyon Start
Approach: Where the track ends a path to the right that climbs up the slope to, between the forest, reach the mountain edge. The trail continues to climb leaving both sides of the mountain until about 1000m, we will continue until a track that we will take to the right and go down to the riverbed. We will follow it until it gets fat
Tour: Simple, without great difficulty

Pecadores: Canyon Start

Cuello: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Bcos Cuello and Pillera From Nocito by the GR towards Betué de Nocito, after passing the pass we find the stream of Abellada. Here we turn right onto the path that follows the course of the water on its orographic right. The path will go into the pine forests in a somewhat narrower area where we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Pools, waterfalls, jumps and small waterfalls for everyone. A good bath in summer with the end in the Pillera river with its magnificent Estañonero pool.

Pillera: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Cuello and Pillera There is a path next to the sign that indicates the ravine and the Estañonero dam. We will walk these 2 kms of path that crosses the river up to 10 times to reach the badina that we will go around to the right and continue climbing 200m more to the Cueva del Brazo de Mar. All this route will be done in the middle of a magnificent forest. If we carry a headlamp we will be able to enter the cave.
Tour: Pools, waterfalls, jumps and small waterfalls for everyone. A good swim in summer.

Perxa: Canyon Start

La Rambla: Canyon Start

Orlato: Canyon Start

Escudelleta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Fonts and Escudelleta We will go up the track on the left towards the Ullals de Morella. We will follow this track that will become a path and after 2kms from the parking we will find ourselves next to the ravine, we will only have to access
Tour: Simple with a first part well excavated, then a horizontal area with vegetation to reach the final cirque.

Gorgas (Huesca): Canyon Start

Truja: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car as described for the access car. In both cases the access from the curve is immediate.
Tour: Easy with only 3 rappels, the last one being the longest and in a cantilever.

Buitrera (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup and Buitrera banks. Option 1: We will continue towards Bail on the path and we will find a left curve where there is a panel to La Matosa where we will get on this well marked path, we leave the rock bridge to one side (access to Foratata) and continue straight ahead to the entrance of Isarre, soon we will reach the pass where we will have to turn to the south-east (access Buitreta) to go to Los Pepes, we pass them and we will find the access to this crevasse. Option 2 without combination: Hard option. From the parking lot of access to the hermitage of San Chines we will go to this one and from here by the slope we will have to ascend to Los Pepes taking advantage of an access way marked with cairns. It is commented in several forums (we do not know) that there is no climbing at any time but it is not recommended if the ground is wet because there are exposed steps. If someone has more info... Thank you very much.
Tour: Open but very interesting canyon, with two parts of rappels separated by a zone of intermediate skills. After the last rappel we will arrive at the Bco Isarre Sup at the height of the upwelling.

Matosa: Canyon Start

Cabras (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: From Vadiello: We cross the tunnel, cross the bridge and from there we jump into the water to find the other bank. We will have to go up the slope towards Peña de San Cosme up to an altitude of 900m, we will go around the Cuevas de la Reina ravine, the next one is Canaleta and the third one we find is Cabras almost entering the inlet of El Huevo. From La Tejería: We will leave by the track in the direction of the hermitages, in a left curve of the track, there is a path to the right that goes to "El Huevo" and to the Peña de San Cosme. We will cross a beautiful forest and we will see a fork (to the right El Huevo) in which we will go to the left towards the Peña. We will follow the milestones along this strip with impressive views of the Vadiello area until we pass to the west side of the Peña where we will have the Cuevas de la Reina ravine on the left and Canaleta on the right and Cabras further on.
Tour: Nice vertical descent almost over the inlet of El Huevo.

Caiman: Canyon Start

Arinyolo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fork there is a small path to the stream, you can't miss it.
Tour: Quite a precarious descent, some installations are in poor condition and the ropes are overgrown. Nice alpine descent

Cebollon: Canyon Start

Llanguadera: Canyon Start

Asbin: Canyon Start

Peiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the marked path of the Peiró peak we will go up through its beautiful beech forest until we reach the riverbed, at the detour to Bolea.
Tour: A first part without much grace and the second part more boxed and sporty in which we will find the 3 rappels, the first 2 rappels can be joined.

Fuente de la Virgen: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we take the track on the left towards the fountain of the virgin, from here we follow the generally dry riverbed for about 100m to the first difficulty.
Tour: A few small rappels from trees before reaching the final vertical

Llavaneres: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to get into the village and, in the curve, we will leave towards the east by a path not very marked. The access is not very clear but following the descent in an easterly direction we will arrive at a tributary and from there, at the moment we arrive at ours.
Tour: Quite fattening descent, with nice formations, a few cliffs and only 2 rappels. No major attraction

Paleras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes, here we turn right onto a path that soon disappears, we leave the ravine of Los Muertos on the right and continue along the ridge 10min more to the ravine of Paleras.
Tour: A first rappel to advance to a first channel that is the most interesting part of the canyon, where we will chain three rappels. The canyon opens up a little to find a couple of short rappels just to reach another more closed area with the last two rappels.

Riera de l'Om: Canyon Start

Tirabous: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track straight ahead, when we reach the fork we take the one on the right (we will return to the left), the path turns right and about 150m later we will go left through the forest and down to the stream. Once there we go towards the waterfall dodging the marmites.
Tour: A handrail to access the head of R1 which is flown, for 3 people at most. We will descend 50m until we find the meeting point and then another 45m.

Barranco Achar: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso Mazandu, Achar y Chipeta Por la pista que íbamos cruzamos el puente y seguimos subiendo dirección a los Alanos. A los 20 min aproximadamente llegaremos a una nave de ganado. Aquí veremos un sendero a nuestra izquierda que baja al arroyo de Achar
Tour: Sencillo, solo dos rápeles en un barranco bastante abierto. El barranco termina en el bco Chipeta, podremos salir a la derecha por cualquiera de los escapes si no queremos hacer la zona de pozas.

Vruca Rijeka: Canyon Start
2025-10-14: The Vruća River Canyon is a pearl among Montenegrin canyons. It is approximately 7 km long and is certainly the longest canyon in Bar. It has over 30 verticals, the highest of which is approx. 25m....

Cascatone Olcera

Camocco: Canyon Start

Canale San felice: Canyon Start

Folca: Canyon Start

Furria: Canyon Start

Viosa: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-07-18: Beginning of the trail difficult to find. Descent all okay
Tour: Weapons sometimes single ropes and exposed diverters, good rope technique required, armor bag with slings and quickdraws.

Viosa: Canyon Start
2025-07-18: Beginning of the trail difficult to find. Descent all okay
Comment: Nicht verfiziert
Tour: Weapons sometimes single ropes and exposed diverters, good rope technique required, armor bag with slings and quickdraws.

Viosa: Canyon End
2025-07-18: Beginning of the trail difficult to find. Descent all okay

Pianazzi: Canyon Start

Pianazzi: Canyon End

Kog: Canyon Start

Casalromano

Scandrigliesi

Espigao: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg unter der Brücke
Approach: Der Canyon beginnt direkt unterhalb der Brücke.
Tour: Ein paar eigentlich schöne Abseiler werden durch viel Abfall und kontaminiertes Wasser zu einem unangenehmen Abstieg.

Espigao: Canyon End
Comment: Levada do Norte
Return: Nach dem letzten Abseiler folgen Sie der Levada do Norte nach links. Nach guten 30 Minuten erreichen Sie die Straße Estrada da Eira do Neto, dieser folgen Sie 250 Meter bergab zum zweiten Auto.

Espigao: Parking at Entry
Comment: Kurz vor der Brücke am Straßenrand
Access: Von Campanario aus durch den Tunnel nach Sao Paulo, von dort Richtung Espigao zur Einstiegsbrücke. Ein zweites Auto stellt man an der Levada do Norte in Eira do Mourao ab. Siehe GPS Daten.
Return: Nach dem letzten Abseiler folgen Sie der Levada do Norte nach links. Nach guten 30 Minuten erreichen Sie die Straße Estrada da Eira do Neto, dieser folgen Sie 250 Meter bergab zum zweiten Auto.

Espigao: Parking at Exit
Comment: Am Ende der Straße in der Parkbucht
Access: Von Campanario aus durch den Tunnel nach Sao Paulo, von dort Richtung Espigao zur Einstiegsbrücke. Ein zweites Auto stellt man an der Levada do Norte in Eira do Mourao ab. Siehe GPS Daten.
Return: Nach dem letzten Abseiler folgen Sie der Levada do Norte nach links. Nach guten 30 Minuten erreichen Sie die Straße Estrada da Eira do Neto, dieser folgen Sie 250 Meter bergab zum zweiten Auto.

Senia: Canyon Start

Vikos: Canyon Start

Kinder Gorge: Canyon Start

Hourn Canyon: Canyon Start

Sax Canyon: Canyon Start

Bracamonte: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bracamonte and Culata Banks In the p.k. 11,7 there is a track that goes down towards some houses, we leave them behind and we go to the riverbed, we will follow it until the cut ones.

Cuesta: Canyon Start

Vaquer: Canyon Start

Vaquer: Canyon End

Vaquer: Parking Entry and Exit

Negovanka: Canyon Start

Sauros: Canyon Start
2025-09-21: We made a wrong approach trusting the du opencanyon map but it is wrong...actually it is another creek follow description or better that of gulliver, however entered beside a group of houses x easy ac...
2025-08-23: Open canyon with mostly supported rappels, max. vertical 38 m, V4A2II, ideal to travel it in spring with good flow.
2025-08-12: Simple and sunny canyon, very open environment... At this time almost dry and slippery however it has some aesthetically interesting rappels especially in the first part and at the end... It is not ea...
Approach: Shuttle possible but not practical. From the SS 299 of the Sesia Valley, pass the village of Mollia, where you can park your car in the clearing in front of the Rio bridge. Take the shuttle bus downstream from Mollia and drive up a small road to Piana Fontana. (parking lot) On foot, first climb up the dirt road that runs above the village of Piana Fontana. You pass the village and, after losing some height, you reach a wooden gate on the left that blocks the way. From here, take the steep path 282, marked in red and white, up to the right towards the huts of Piana Viana. The path continues between the huts, then becomes less steep and leads you to the stream.
Tour: Beautiful open stream with 12 abseiling points and 2 slides. Rappels max. 35m. mc+C15, mc+C18, mc+C12, mc+C30, C6, C10, C9, C25, C5, C16+C28+C38, C30+C20

Sauros: Canyon End
2025-09-21: We made a wrong approach trusting the du opencanyon map but it is wrong...actually it is another creek follow description or better that of gulliver, however entered beside a group of houses x easy ac...
2025-08-23: Open canyon with mostly supported rappels, max. vertical 38 m, V4A2II, ideal to travel it in spring with good flow.
2025-08-12: Simple and sunny canyon, very open environment... At this time almost dry and slippery however it has some aesthetically interesting rappels especially in the first part and at the end... It is not ea...

Frasso: Canyon Start

Val di Botte: Parking at Exit
Access: Wenn Sie nur den unteren Teil (ab 480 m) fahren möchten, benötigen Sie kein zweites Auto.
Return: Erklimmen Sie den steilen Pfad zum Brent de l'Art

Val di Botte: Canyon Start
Approach: Um in den oberen Teil zu gelangen, folgen Sie von der Haarnadelkurve, wo wir parken, dem gut sichtbaren Pfad, der leicht ansteigt und dann zum Flussbett auf einer Höhe von 550 m hinabführt.

Val di Botte: Canyon End
Return: Erklimmen Sie den steilen Pfad zum Brent de l'Art

Val di Botte: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: Um in den oberen Teil zu gelangen, folgen Sie von der Haarnadelkurve, wo wir parken, dem gut sichtbaren Pfad, der leicht ansteigt und dann zum Flussbett auf einer Höhe von 550 m hinabführt.

Val di Botte: Parking at Entry
Access: Wenn Sie nur den unteren Teil (ab 480 m) fahren möchten, benötigen Sie kein zweites Auto.
Return: Erklimmen Sie den steilen Pfad zum Brent de l'Art

Tassere-val de Gorla: Canyon Start

Pe di Pilone: Canyon Start
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung und Höhenangabe vom AIC Booklet - NICHT Verifiziert.
Approach: Cross the bridge over the Toce before the parking lot and continue left until you reach the road to the mine, which you follow uphill to the right. As soon as you reach the first buildings of the mine, turn left onto a marked path (red color) that leads up into the forest. After a long, steep climb, the path turns sharply to the right and runs horizontally over a rocky outcrop until you cross a stream. The path continues semi-horizontally until it begins to ascend significantly. At this point, from which you can already see the valley of the main gorge, you leave the path and continue horizontally on a ledge with some exposed parts until you reach the riverbed. The first rocky slope must be climbed down.
Tour: CAUTION: On working days there may be strong explosions in the nearby mine, which are disturbing but not dangerous.

Pe di Pilone: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung vom AIC Booklet - NICHT Verifiziert.
Access: From Masera, take the 5533 towards the Simplon Pass and exit at Crodo. Drive up the Antigorio valley, cross Baceno and Primia and continue in the direction of Val Formazza. Park your car just after the village of Passo near the last houses, not far from a footbridge over the river Toce.
Return: Turn right and reach the asphalt road that takes you uphill to the car.

Pe di Pilone: Canyon End
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Beschreibung und Höhenangabe vom AIC Booklet - NICHT Verifiziert.
Return: Turn right and reach the asphalt road that takes you uphill to the car.

Urtone: Canyon Start

Virgolitri

Aposcipo: Canyon Start

Vuar: Canyon Start
Approach: Folgen Sie dem CAI-Wanderweg 398 in Richtung Pineit. Unmittelbar nach der Furt des Vuar beginnt der Pfad, der den gesamten Vuar hinaufführt und dann ins Tal des Rio del Clapon mündet. Der höchste Einstieg liegt auf 1075 Metern, die erste Durchquerung des Clapon erfolgt jedoch bereits auf etwa 940 Metern.

Vuar: Canyon End
Return: Von Pineit bis zum Staudamm bei Ciul sind es mehr als 90 Minuten zu Fuß.

Vuar: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Parken Sie am Damm des Ciul-Sees, wenn Sie von Chievolis kommen.
Return: Von Pineit bis zum Staudamm bei Ciul sind es mehr als 90 Minuten zu Fuß.

val Compol (Pale Floriane): Canyon Start
2025-09-20: The rappel of the upper part, from the most exposed double (now triple) anchor, is a perfect pitch with light rubbing and with a 60 you get right to the base. Lower part more horizontal, more aquatic...

val Compol (Pale Floriane): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-20: The rappel of the upper part, from the most exposed double (now triple) anchor, is a perfect pitch with light rubbing and with a 60 you get right to the base. Lower part more horizontal, more aquatic...

Nese: Canyon Start

Nese: Canyon End

Quarazza: Canyon Start

Chalonero: Canyon Start

Qualba: Canyon Start
2025-09-12: It is very short, with 2 beautiful rappels, the arch over the lake is distinctive, but in general it can be done in half an hour... if you really go this way...
2025-08-12: There are 2 beautiful waterfalls for the rest there is no rest because the canyon is so short. The arch however deserves...
2024-08-04: Parked along the street between the small church and the quarry worskhop towards the lake, approach in 10/15min to "ponte degli alpini" where the canyon starts. Many small pitches, generally very sli...
Approach: Take the path on the opposite side of the road from the small church, it will go straight to the bridge "ponte degli alpini" crossing the canyon at start.
Tour: Many small pitches, sometimes quite slippery, towards the end with the characteristic fall with the suspended pool which flows out through the broken rock wall like a hole in a pot, with anchor point very exposed out on the right; wonderful view on Orta lake.

Qualba: Canyon End
2025-09-12: It is very short, with 2 beautiful rappels, the arch over the lake is distinctive, but in general it can be done in half an hour... if you really go this way...
2025-08-12: There are 2 beautiful waterfalls for the rest there is no rest because the canyon is so short. The arch however deserves...
2024-08-04: Parked along the street between the small church and the quarry worskhop towards the lake, approach in 10/15min to "ponte degli alpini" where the canyon starts. Many small pitches, generally very sli...
Return: After the main waterfall, follow the canyon till the lake, swim to the left on the side of the private property till reaching the shore when you see again a walkable road right after the property gate.

Qualba: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-12: It is very short, with 2 beautiful rappels, the arch over the lake is distinctive, but in general it can be done in half an hour... if you really go this way...
2025-08-12: There are 2 beautiful waterfalls for the rest there is no rest because the canyon is so short. The arch however deserves...
2024-08-04: Parked along the street between the small church and the quarry worskhop towards the lake, approach in 10/15min to "ponte degli alpini" where the canyon starts. Many small pitches, generally very sli...
Comment: Parking alternative
Access: Park along the street between the small church and the quarry worskhop towards the lake where you find a spot on the road side.
Return: After the main waterfall, follow the canyon till the lake, swim to the left on the side of the private property till reaching the shore when you see again a walkable road right after the property gate.

Qualba: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: Park along the street between the small church and the quarry worskhop towards the lake where you find a spot on the road side.
Return: After the main waterfall, follow the canyon till the lake, swim to the left on the side of the private property till reaching the shore when you see again a walkable road right after the property gate.

Tana Malìa: Canyon Start

Fontillo: Canyon Start

Manche-Gazzo

Umbriatico: Canyon Start

Rio Cavallo (Piemonte): Canyon Start

Durand (Piemonte): Canyon Start

Moro (Lazio)

Saleres: Canyon Start
Approach: Enter through the bridge
Tour: Easy descent in which you have to be careful at the headwaters because the stone is decomposed. Much better after rains

Loio: Canyon Start

Rio Stigia: Canyon Start
2024-08-04: Above only rappel on dam walls, slippery and murky water. The high rappel is superiore equipped and has a platform to stand on But watch out for the many loose stones. Also known as cascata die salorn...
2024-08-03: Short but nice route. Anchors all new.
Approach: At the foot of the waterfall, take path 409B - Rifugio Sauch on the right. Approx. 1km to a small bridge at 380 meters. Enter the canyon orog. left, about 20 meters upstream but the bridge.
Tour: The first stand is one of the fence posts. according to the 70 is equipped with 60+10 (not verified)

Rio Stigia: Canyon End
2024-08-04: Above only rappel on dam walls, slippery and murky water. The high rappel is superiore equipped and has a platform to stand on But watch out for the many loose stones. Also known as cascata die salorn...
2024-08-03: Short but nice route. Anchors all new.
Return: Follow the path after the last waterfall to the car in a few minutes.

Rio Stigia: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-04: Above only rappel on dam walls, slippery and murky water. The high rappel is superiore equipped and has a platform to stand on But watch out for the many loose stones. Also known as cascata die salorn...
2024-08-03: Short but nice route. Anchors all new.
Return: Follow the path after the last waterfall to the car in a few minutes.

Beo del Bosco Grande: Canyon Start

Rio (Piemonte): Canyon Start

Oneto e Castello

Berruard: Canyon Start

Bisone: Canyon Start
Tour: Max Vertical : 64 meters Split : 19 m + 16 m + 29 m

Bisone: Canyon End

Galasia

Snodres: Canyon Start

Snodres: Canyon End

Jamundu: Canyon Start

Nessi

Rio Lana: Canyon Start

Rio Lana: Canyon End

Gorotta: Canyon Start
Approach: From Bruschi di Sopra, follow the red and white marked trail for 30 minutes. When the trail disappears, follow the trail toward the center of the valley for another 5 minutes.
Tour: The gorge is initially uneven and begins with an 8-meter abseil, a nice hike, and a 5-meter downclimb... another nice hike, and finally, seven almost consecutive abseils. Quick anchors. The descent takes 2.5 hours.

Gorotta: Canyon End
Return: The arrival is on the left bank of the Taro River; following the quarry road, after 200 meters, you reach a ford and then provincial road 359.

Ninarello: Canyon Start

Gelana: Canyon Start

Calivi

Klammbach (Bolzano): Canyon Start

Klammbach (Bolzano): Canyon End

Rego do val: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map A path goes off to the left of the construction, descends towards a meadow and towards the cut that can be glimpsed. Soon you reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: After the first rappels we enter the narrow zone with linked rappels where we will not have the opportunity to save the ropes. The last rappels have delicate accesses, so it is advisable to belay.

Salt del Mas de Lluvia: Canyon Start

Caminito del Rey: Canyon Start

Torrent Sot del Torn o de la Guillotera: Canyon Start
Approach: After the gas station, cross the river over the bridge and take a track that goes under the tracks and goes up the mountainside, always with the torrent of Torn on our right. When we reach the top (Can Fabregar) we will turn right following the red marks.
Tour: Nice descent, nothing complicated except for the abundant vegetation.

Riera de Vallbona: Canyon Start

Sot del Traver: Canyon Start

Boquerón de Lancha Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Tejea gorge, we will leave the detour of the Canales Oscuras on the right, with the imposing presence of the Almanzor and the next gorge on the right, under the Galana, is ours. We will go up the ravine by a path not very marked by its orographic right up to 1800m.
Tour: Alpine descent in the central massif of Gredos, almost without facilities, we must carry enough material.

Barranco Vallejo Hondo: Canyon Start
Approach: A car: at about 800 meters we see some ruins and a path to the left, from there we start to climb guided by the points of the trees. We continue straight ahead along the hill between two small ravines making our way through the paths that mark the animals among the rosemary. Upon reaching a milestone we turn slightly to the right until we enter the ravine. We advance along it until we reach a small climb, which we will overcome on the right. We will continue ascending between vegetation following the marks, until we reach the base of a peculiar rock that the people of the area call the lizard, which will serve as orientation throughout the access. Once here we only have to descend following the marks to the bed of the ravine. Two cars: on foot we will descend parallel to the bed until it begins to have interest to adéntranos in it, about 15 minutes.
Tour: Lots of vegetation in the riverbed. Carry a machete

La Clara: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path towards Cascada de la Clara and continue up the ravine to the top of the ravine.
Tour: Short and uncomplicated, the most remarkable is the third 30m rappel.

Magro: Canyon Start
Approach: Heading northwest we see a stone ridge that we go down to the left to the cairn, we see the ravine at our feet and go straight down to meet the first rappel (30T 0699810 4504646).

Bajo: Canyon Start
Approach: From that point by the entrance to the field. And when we can cross the blurred river to reach the ravine on the right side.

Chorredero: Canyon Start
Approach: The access on foot follows the GR262, until reaching km O, where the descent begins. In a short distance to the road we can visit "Las cuevas de las Brujas" (the Witches' caves).

Pozo Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Down to the riverbed
Tour: Two parts, the Pozo de las Palomas which is two rappels and allows you to exit to the GR262 in 10min. And the Cascada del Pajazo

El Villarejo: Canyon Start
Approach: Skirt along the north slope until you go around the ridge.
Tour: Only one rappel, nothing remarkable

Hoz Mala: Canyon Start
Tour: Aquatic canyon of constant flow. Very aesthetic for its large side walls and not very sporty except for its end when we reach the Masía de La Tosca, where we will have a jump of between 6 and 8 meters. Jump well ahead in the pool to avoid overflows.

Villarosario: Canyon Start
Approach: Once on foot, we will head towards the bottom of the ravine passing by a sunken farmhouse and continue descending until we reach the beginning (30T 0697731, UTM 4505265).
Tour: First part without interest until reaching the rappels.

Corredor de Santa Bárbara: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and cross the field carrasca, the access path to the headwaters runs between oaks and junipers but leaving the pines on the right.

Tamborera: Canyon Start
Approach: Leaving from the parking lot along the marked trail. Go up the left bank until you reach the head of the trail.

Corredor: Canyon Start

Pozo del Invierno: Canyon Start
Approach: Park vehicles in the vicinity of the Church of Villarluengo, in the lower part of the square we will find the town hall and we will continue along the street that goes down to the left. We will arrive at the path of the orchards, where we will follow the PR66 towards Pozo del Invierno. We will pass by a crossroads and continue along the paved road until the first curve where we will leave it to the left, to go down a nice path. When we get almost to the riverbed, where we sense the corridor next to a hut in ruins, we will go back a few meters and at that point we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: A succession of slides, jumps, jumps

Granja: Canyon Start

Regallo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge over the river and follow the track straight ahead.
Tour: Small jumps, a few drops and a 10-11m rappel.

Langa: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguir el camino del cauce del río, y al poco lo cruzamos y seguimos la senda que sube por el barranco del cerro. Tras superarlo girar a la derecha para rodear la cornisa hasta la entrada del bco Langa
Tour: Dos rápeles en los dos cortados

Llovedor: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back up to the A-226 road and cross it. On the other side there is a path that gains height and leads to the upper ledge and in about 20 minutes you are at the head of the ravine.
Tour: Three normally dry rappels due to the torrential nature of the gorge

Calicanto y Ebrón: Canyon Start
Approach: Leave the village and take the track to the left that leads to the Ebrón and the Calicanto waterfall.
Tour: The complicated parts have walkways and stairs if we do not want to get wet. There are areas with a lot of undergrowth that can slow us down if no one has passed by for a long time.

Fuente Tejeda: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the track on the fork to the left, about 2kms later, already above the ravine there is another track to the right and then a path to go down to the ravine.
Tour: Several abseilings and 3 rappels

Cañon Aguasvivas: Canyon Start
Approach: If we do the upper section we must follow the path that leaves the track and in about 10-15 min we reach the beginning of the ravine. If we only want to do the sporting part we can go down the side of the bridge or ride a rappel to the river.
Tour: The upper part is a walk along the river with curious formations not without interest. At the end of this part (at the bridge) is where the adrenaline part begins with adrenaline rushes, slides and 4 rappels. As well as the jump to the final pool.

Gabache: Canyon Start
Tour: Two nice rappels but nothing more

Río Cabra: Canyon Start

San Pedro: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park below, we follow the track to a viewpoint and a sign indicating the descent to the ravine.

La Tejería: Canyon Start
Approach: Al entrar al pueblo, por la calle de la derecha, todo recto y seguir la pista hasta la cabecera del barranco

Pozo Salto: Canyon Start

Arroyo Junqueras: Canyon Start
Approach: From where we left the car we can see the ravine on the left, we just have to go down.
Tour: A few short first rappels and skills to reach the 50m vertical.

Sushices: Canyon Start
2025-04-13: Easy, short and beautiful canyon combining tight and narrow sections.

Kozica: Canyon Start

Kozica: Unknown

Queroses: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el segundo coche, Ya en pie o en 4×4 subiremos por la pista durante unos 4 km. hasta llegar al coll sobiràs. una vez aquí seguiremos la pista hasta que sale a su izquierda un sendero que se desvía hacia la izquierda de la montaña e ira descendiendo hasta dejarnos en el cauce del torrente. Una vez en el cauce lo seguiremos durante un rato hasta llegar al primer rápel.
Tour: Bonito descenso de cauce abierto y muy vestido. consta de 10 rápeles, siendo el mas largo de 22 metros, aunque se puede fraccionar ya que en realidad seria mas correcto decir que son dos rápeles, pero nosotros los hicimos del tirón ya que llevábamos cuerda suficiente. El segundo rápel a pesar de ser de 15, al no estar instalado tendremos que rapelarlo desde un árbol que está a unos 10 metros de la cabecera del rápel, así que necesitaremos dos cuerdas de 30, la idea es instalarlo más adelante. Atención a las numerosas y resbaladizas rampas que encontraremos a lo largo del recorrido, con caudal elevado pueden ser problematicas, mejor rapelarlas desde los arboles. Las pozas no cubren en ninguna parte, solo en el último rápel, pero no se puede saltar ya que solo cubre en una pequeña sección de la poza. Sin ningún tipo de instalación. rapelamos en doble desde los árboles.

Llisat: Canyon Start
Approach: Formerly you could go down by car to the hut des Prats; today, although the track is in very good condition, a sign of restricted access to authorized vehicles requires you to park at the pass of Sahún and walk the 3 km from here to the ravine. In the same way, the return also lengthens so you have to count on an hour of approach and about an hour and a quarter of return. After the last waterfall an obvious path goes off to the right through the forest. We follow it until we get to the track by which we have made the approach. Be careful on hot days as there is no shade during the approach and return, only at the beginning once we have left the riverbed.
Tour: First part open and second part fattened

Feienteiras: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We follow a path that goes straight ahead halfway up the slope, leaving the return path to the left. We pass a first stream and continue until we see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: We start with some narrows with opening cliffs (possible escape to the left). From here begins the zone of rappels and abseilings. Caution with some headers!

Carballido: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We continue along the same track with the Carballido River on the right until we reach a bend where the river crosses. We access here
Tour: At the bridge we will evaluate the flow in case it is high. Keep in mind that the intermediate section receives more water from other tributaries. The descent is very fun and different, the first part is very vertical and continuous rappels. The second part is of abseiling, slides and much more water.

Coiteladas: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We continue along the same track always with the Carballido river on the right until we reach a bend where the river crosses. We cross it and we continue until we enter the Coiteladas basin. The access is obvious.
Tour: After a few first descents we enter the vertical zone with continuous rappels. The descent ends at the Carballido

IP CANYON SUPERIOR: Canyon Start

IP BARRANCO TRAMO MEDIO BESERA: Canyon Start

IP Barranco Medio Solana: Canyon Start

IP Barranco Inferior: Canyon Start

Zoodochos Pigi Canyon: Canyon Start
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Zoodochos Pigi Canyon: Unknown
v3 a1 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | m
Comment: GR-ZP_Park

Ainos Canyon (Lower): Canyon Start

Ainos Canyon (Lower): Unknown
Comment: GR-ACL_Park

Ainos Canyon (Lower): Unknown1
Comment: Water Tank

Ainos Canyon (Intermediate): Canyon Start

El Coroñon: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el depósito subir hacia el paraje “raya de latas” a mitad de subida a la izq se intuye una senda seguir los hitos, en algunos momento no definido ir a media ladera a buscar los primeros aguarales del barranco en dirección norte, donde empieza el bosque de pinos buscar la entrada del barranco a la izquierda del cauce, primera cabecera, no visible debajo de un techo en el mismo cauce del barranco
Tour: Encadenamiento de varios resaltes con rapeles de 25metros, flish muy roto, barranco seco

Cam Dedaj: Canyon Start
Tour: The tour has slightly changed since it was published in Pascal's book. Some anchors were damaged and/or missing (emergency cordes were found on natural anchors), therefore new lines were chosen in 2024, some of which were ideal with abalakov (puente de roca) bring bolting kit and thin rope (or durable corde) to replace the ropes in situ.

Cam Dedaj: Parking at Entry
Access: Recommended is the version via the highest tributary right bank, it suffices to traverse into the tributary shortly after the ruins on the trail.
Return: Exit right bank, following the aquaduct (defunct in places) and back to trail of the approach.

Löübbach: Canyon Start
2025-09-16: Anchors are either missing, rope tied through hangers, or rope around boulders, would be better if you could enter canyon from around 32TMS 07695 27757 on the RG or RD, as the remaining 90% of creek u...
2021-11-12: Old anchors, must be well controlled!
Approach: You can take the gondola up.
Tour: First there's a long run, then it gets more interesting, but then it's over again.

Löübbach: Parking at Entry
2025-09-16: Anchors are either missing, rope tied through hangers, or rope around boulders, would be better if you could enter canyon from around 32TMS 07695 27757 on the RG or RD, as the remaining 90% of creek u...
2021-11-12: Old anchors, must be well controlled!
Access: Park at the bottom in Turtig.

Löübbach: Waypoint
2025-09-16: Anchors are either missing, rope tied through hangers, or rope around boulders, would be better if you could enter canyon from around 32TMS 07695 27757 on the RG or RD, as the remaining 90% of creek u...
2021-11-12: Old anchors, must be well controlled!
Comment: Ab hier startet der interessante Teil des Bachs - prüfen ob Zustieg zu diesem Punkt möglich ist.
Approach: You can take the gondola up.

Lizerne de la Mare: Canyon Start
2025-11-01: Snow in upper part. Several points missing, replaced.
2021-10-08: I quite liked it, it would certainly be cool to do it right after the rain.
Approach: Cool hiking trail up through Poteu du bois.
Tour: The canyon has 2 parts, with a walking passage in between. At the top it is more open with beautifully polished waterfalls, and a great gulch with more angular rock.

Lizerne de la Mare: Parking at Entry
2025-11-01: Snow in upper part. Several points missing, replaced.
2021-10-08: I quite liked it, it would certainly be cool to do it right after the rain.

Gorges Mystérieuses: Canyon Start
2022-09-17: Back at the Gorges mystérieuses, this time a few jumps were feasible.
2021-10-26: Replaced a few anchors. Cool tour, but not without danger because of the water catchment.
Approach: Zur Beücke bei 1214m laufen (oder shutteln). Und dann eine Weile, so 15min, dem Bachbett entlang.
Tour: First a few "normal" rappels, and a few jumps. Then it gets very dark as you go under the big blocks, sometimes the jump goes into the dark. After that, not quite as continuous.

Gorges Mystérieuses: Parking at Entry
2022-09-17: Back at the Gorges mystérieuses, this time a few jumps were feasible.
2021-10-26: Replaced a few anchors. Cool tour, but not without danger because of the water catchment.
Access: Der Parkplatz bei 1199m eignet sich gut, weil dort kommt man dann wieder über den Wanderweg hoch.
Return: Beim Zufluss in den Trient, geht ein Wanderweg hoch. Dem folgt man bis man wieder am Auto ist.

Furggbach (Zermatt): Canyon Start

Furggbach (Zermatt): Parking at Entry

Lonza (Lower): Canyon Start
2021-11-06: Unfortunately only 2 rappels, after that it's just a walk. Some of the gulches are beautiful.

Lonza (Lower): Parking at Entry
2021-11-06: Unfortunately only 2 rappels, after that it's just a walk. Some of the gulches are beautiful.

Lonza (Lower): Parking at Exit
2021-11-06: Unfortunately only 2 rappels, after that it's just a walk. Some of the gulches are beautiful.

Bietsch (Lower): Canyon Start
2021-11-10: A nice passage with very nice rock, but then unfortunately a lot of blocks to downclimb.
Approach: Along a bisse you reach the start at 850m
Tour: Quite good at the beginning, about 5 tight rappels, 1-2 possible jumps. After that, however, very long block chaos, then a few more rappels at the very exit.

Bietsch (Lower): Parking at Entry
2021-11-10: A nice passage with very nice rock, but then unfortunately a lot of blocks to downclimb.

Baltschieder (Lower): Canyon Start
2021-11-13: Beautiful water, but very few rappels.

Baltschieder (Lower): Parking at Entry
2021-11-13: Beautiful water, but very few rappels.

Walibach: Canyon Start
2021-10-10: It would have the potential to be a cool stream, but there's a lot of avalanche wood in there and you slide around all the time.
Tour: Stream that is never very deep, but always a little. Unfortunately super slippery.

Walibach: Parking at Entry
2021-10-10: It would have the potential to be a cool stream, but there's a lot of avalanche wood in there and you slide around all the time.

Jegibach: Canyon Start
2021-09-04: Thought it was a first ascent, but it was already drilled in. Still cool, even if you don't spend much time in the water.

Jegibach: Parking at Entry
2021-09-04: Thought it was a first ascent, but it was already drilled in. Still cool, even if you don't spend much time in the water.

Efibach: Canyon Start
2021-10-03: Long day, we uploaded everything because the ropes course was not open due to wind.
Approach: Take the gondola up to Kilcherberg, and from there head towards Seewli. You can do the via ferrata on the way up.
Tour: Start at the left inflow. Not very many anchors have been set and should certainly be added. The highlight of the tour is certainly the 60m waterfall. No polished rocks anywhere, but a fairly continuous tour.

Efibach: Parking at Entry
2021-10-03: Long day, we uploaded everything because the ropes course was not open due to wind.
Return: Back to the gondola. You can also take the Selderbach to get back to the valley, which is also drilled in. It turns with an 80m step, but is probably already dry when Efibach has good conditions.

Ärtelebach: Canyon Start
Tour: Very bouldery canyon, but such large dimensions, the left wall reaches extremely high. The highlight of the tour is certainly the beginning of the high rappel which starts through a 2x1m hole.

Ärtelebach: Parking at Entry

Aboyeu: Canyon Start
Approach: Durch die Blöcke nach unten.
Tour: Unlohnende Tour weil es quasi nur Blöcke sind. Einen grösseren 40m gibt es, aber ansonsten nur so mini Block Abseiler.

Aboyeu: Parking at Entry
Access: Mit dem Auto die Strasse hoch.
Return: Weiter durch die Blöcke nach unten.

Aboyeu: Parking at Exit
Access: Mit dem Auto die Strasse hoch.
Return: Weiter durch die Blöcke nach unten.

Le Flon: Canyon Start
2021-06-13: First ascent, a lot of wood in there, and a few old skis.

Le Flon: Parking at Entry
2021-06-13: First ascent, a lot of wood in there, and a few old skis.

Le Flon: Parking at Exit
2021-06-13: First ascent, a lot of wood in there, and a few old skis.

Ofentalbach: Canyon Start
2021-10-23: Hmmmm, scenic, but so much walking for very little canyon.

Ofentalbach: Parking at Entry
2021-10-23: Hmmmm, scenic, but so much walking for very little canyon.

Drieschtbach: Canyon Start
2021-10-24: Anchors still need to be added. At one point we could barely pull the ropes down.

Drieschtbach: Parking at Entry
2021-10-24: Anchors still need to be added. At one point we could barely pull the ropes down.

Logsbach: Canyon Start
2021-11-01: Not so exciting, better go for Gafarrabach in the valley, or walk right over to the Calfeisental, there are good things there.
Tour: At the start a higher step, and then nothing for a long time, at the end again a few slightly shaped waterfalls, but much less incised than the map gives you hope.

Logsbach: Parking at Entry
2021-11-01: Not so exciting, better go for Gafarrabach in the valley, or walk right over to the Calfeisental, there are good things there.

Feeschlucht: Canyon Start
2021-11-20: In the village above it is also cut, but there was a rock fall and you have to fight your way through.

Feeschlucht: Parking at Entry
2021-11-20: In the village above it is also cut, but there was a rock fall and you have to fight your way through.

Täschbach: Canyon Start
2021-11-21: Cool first ascent, you'll be happy to come back. The Hammer is very reminiscent of the Hammer in Gries.
Approach: Walk up to Eggstadel and then briefly down into the streambed.
Tour: Smaller rappel to the start. It is beautifully cut under the bridge. Then comes the "Hammer of Täsch"

Täschbach: Parking at Entry
2021-11-21: Cool first ascent, you'll be happy to come back. The Hammer is very reminiscent of the Hammer in Gries.
Access: Park on the Täschalpstrasse just after Zer Reschti. There you have a superiore view of the Matterhorn.
Return: Left up the steep slope.

Gornera: Canyon Start
2023-12-02: Only did part 3, siphon was not necessary (5cm margin of air). Set a few new anchors, cold water, as expected.
Comment: Start Teil 1
Approach: Part 1: at the bridge Part 2: From Furi down over the bridge, turn right and follow the canyon briefly upwards, then enter near the reservoir house Part 3: Orographically left on the hiking trail down. Leave the hiking trail in the direction of the gondola lift mast. From there, follow the cliff for another 50-100m until an obvious, gently sloping path leads south into the canyon. Start at the "via ferrata".
Tour: Anchors are regularly damaged or cannot be found under the snow. A drill is strongly recommended. Parts 1+2 or 2+3 make a nice day tour. Part 1: only possible with little snow/fresh snow (avalanche danger) and not too cold temperatures. A side tributary can block the whole canyon with a wall of ice. Part 2: More water contact than in part 1 but not very technical. Exit orographic left before the via ferrata or start of part 3. Part 3: More rappels and downclimbs follow. Attention, there is a pool from which you may not be able to get out if the siphon is closed. Therefore, from the start of part 3, you must first climb via the via ferrata to this point and hang a rope (approx. 2x20m). Alternatively, one person can follow the group via the via ferrata and react from above if the siphon is closed. The pool is located after the cool rope pendulum in the via ferrata, with which you can get from the orographic right to the orographic left side of the canyon. If the siphon is closed, people have to rappel up the rope to the via ferrata and back down into the canyon after the siphon. This takes some time and warm clothing is essential. Exit at the start of part 4 orographically to the right, climbing up the steep streambed as soon as possible. Crampons and ice axes/ice tools recommended. Part 4: ? worse water quality possible from here onwards Part 5: Poor water quality possible. Canyon should be checked before entering via the tourist gallery. Possible wooden blockages.

Gornera: Parking at Entry
2023-12-02: Only did part 3, siphon was not necessary (5cm margin of air). Set a few new anchors, cold water, as expected.
Access: From Täsch by train to Zermatt and by bus or on foot to the cable car "Zermatt Matterhorn Talstation". Take the cable car to Furi, then continue on foot.

Gornera: Alternative Canyon Start
2023-12-02: Only did part 3, siphon was not necessary (5cm margin of air). Set a few new anchors, cold water, as expected.
Comment: Start Teil 2
Approach: Part 1: at the bridge Part 2: From Furi down over the bridge, turn right and follow the canyon briefly upwards, then enter near the reservoir house Part 3: Orographically left on the hiking trail down. Leave the hiking trail in the direction of the gondola lift mast. From there, follow the cliff for another 50-100m until an obvious, gently sloping path leads south into the canyon. Start at the "via ferrata".
Tour: Anchors are regularly damaged or cannot be found under the snow. A drill is strongly recommended. Parts 1+2 or 2+3 make a nice day tour. Part 1: only possible with little snow/fresh snow (avalanche danger) and not too cold temperatures. A side tributary can block the whole canyon with a wall of ice. Part 2: More water contact than in part 1 but not very technical. Exit orographic left before the via ferrata or start of part 3. Part 3: More rappels and downclimbs follow. Attention, there is a pool from which you may not be able to get out if the siphon is closed. Therefore, from the start of part 3, you must first climb via the via ferrata to this point and hang a rope (approx. 2x20m). Alternatively, one person can follow the group via the via ferrata and react from above if the siphon is closed. The pool is located after the cool rope pendulum in the via ferrata, with which you can get from the orographic right to the orographic left side of the canyon. If the siphon is closed, people have to rappel up the rope to the via ferrata and back down into the canyon after the siphon. This takes some time and warm clothing is essential. Exit at the start of part 4 orographically to the right, climbing up the steep streambed as soon as possible. Crampons and ice axes/ice tools recommended. Part 4: ? worse water quality possible from here onwards Part 5: Poor water quality possible. Canyon should be checked before entering via the tourist gallery. Possible wooden blockages.

Gornera: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: Start Teil 3
Approach: Part 1: at the bridge Part 2: From Furi down over the bridge, turn right and follow the canyon briefly upwards, then enter near the reservoir house Part 3: Orographically left on the hiking trail down. Leave the hiking trail in the direction of the gondola lift mast. From there, follow the cliff for another 50-100m until an obvious, gently sloping path leads south into the canyon. Start at the "via ferrata".
Tour: Anchors are regularly damaged or cannot be found under the snow. A drill is strongly recommended. Parts 1+2 or 2+3 make a nice day tour. Part 1: only possible with little snow/fresh snow (avalanche danger) and not too cold temperatures. A side tributary can block the whole canyon with a wall of ice. Part 2: More water contact than in part 1 but not very technical. Exit orographic left before the via ferrata or start of part 3. Part 3: More rappels and downclimbs follow. Attention, there is a pool from which you may not be able to get out if the siphon is closed. Therefore, from the start of part 3, you must first climb via the via ferrata to this point and hang a rope (approx. 2x20m). Alternatively, one person can follow the group via the via ferrata and react from above if the siphon is closed. The pool is located after the cool rope pendulum in the via ferrata, with which you can get from the orographic right to the orographic left side of the canyon. If the siphon is closed, people have to rappel up the rope to the via ferrata and back down into the canyon after the siphon. This takes some time and warm clothing is essential. Exit at the start of part 4 orographically to the right, climbing up the steep streambed as soon as possible. Crampons and ice axes/ice tools recommended. Part 4: ? worse water quality possible from here onwards Part 5: Poor water quality possible. Canyon should be checked before entering via the tourist gallery. Possible wooden blockages.

Gornera: Alternative Canyon Start2

Steinuschlüocht: Canyon Start

Steinuschlüocht: Parking at Entry

Corbassière: Canyon Start

Corbassière: Parking at Entry

Teifflaui: Canyon Start
Approach: Der Zustieg ist das Aufwändigste dieser Tour. Erstbegehung wurde über den Äugstgumm gemacht, und von dort mehr als 400m Abgeseilt um zur Schlucht zu gelangen. Neuerdings wurde der Schellibach eingebohrt und dann in der Wand steil rüber traversiert.
Tour: Tief eingeschnittene Schlucht die mit einer Stufe über 100m endet. Sicher eine der alpin anspruchvollsten der Schweiz.

Teifflaui: Parking at Entry
Access: Im Urbachtal beim Mürvorsess parkieren.
Return: Das einzige Einfache an der Tour ist der Rückweg, der ist knapp 500m lang übers Feld.

Bifertenbach: Canyon Start
2025-11-12: For the most part a nice canyon without further ado, but the two slab abseils through the boulders are very aesthetic.

Bifertenbach: Parking at Entry
2025-11-12: For the most part a nice canyon without further ado, but the two slab abseils through the boulders are very aesthetic.

Stutzbach: Canyon Start1
2025-08-25: Anchor monopoint, but very good. Some searching in places. Overall sparsely drilled, but works at "normal" water level (which is already ample). Some downclimbs are tricky. 1x AN and 1x rappel on the...
2025-08-14: Top conditions. Water level unproblematic. Stands sometimes difficult to reach. Certainly not to be underestimated with more water. Anchors set below the bridge at the penultimate spot. Great short to...
2025-08-14: Currently very good conditions. Very good grip, all anchors available.
Approach: Dem Wanderweg parallel zur Schlucht hoch.
Tour: Überraschend tief eingeschnitten Schlucht mit ordentlich drehender Pools. Treibanker kann von Vorteil sein.

Stutzbach: Parking at Entry
2025-08-25: Anchor monopoint, but very good. Some searching in places. Overall sparsely drilled, but works at "normal" water level (which is already ample). Some downclimbs are tricky. 1x AN and 1x rappel on the...
2025-08-14: Top conditions. Water level unproblematic. Stands sometimes difficult to reach. Certainly not to be underestimated with more water. Anchors set below the bridge at the penultimate spot. Great short to...
2025-08-14: Currently very good conditions. Very good grip, all anchors available.
Return: Dem Bach entlang bis ins Dorf.

Sumvitg (Upper): Canyon Start

Sumvitg (Upper): Parking at Entry

Löntschtobel: Canyon Start

Löntschtobel: Parking at Entry

Dolent: Canyon Start

Dolent: Parking at Entry

Lämmeren: Canyon Start

Lämmeren: Parking at Entry

Menouve: Canyon Start
2021-09-18: First ascent, will probably not be repeated.
Tour: Not a worthwhile stream, even the dranse d'Entremont below 1978m is more exciting (3-4 rappels and small jumps)

Menouve: Parking at Entry
2021-09-18: First ascent, will probably not be repeated.

Entremont: Canyon Start
2021-09-18: It's OK to do if you're passing by and just want to jump into the water, but you shouldn't expect too much.

Entremont: Parking at Entry
2021-09-18: It's OK to do if you're passing by and just want to jump into the water, but you shouldn't expect too much.

St. Barthélémy: Canyon Start

St. Barthélémy: Parking at Entry

St. Barthélémy: Parking at Exit

Salanfe: Canyon Start

Salanfe: Parking at Entry

Salanfe: Parking at Exit

Golettes: Canyon Start
2025-05-30: Clear, a relay was hidden under moss, it has been cleaned, it will be good for the next ahahah.

Golettes: Parking at Entry
2025-05-30: Clear, a relay was hidden under moss, it has been cleaned, it will be good for the next ahahah.

Golettes: Parking at Exit
2025-05-30: Clear, a relay was hidden under moss, it has been cleaned, it will be good for the next ahahah.

Simotata Canyon (Lower): Canyon Start

Simotata Canyon (Lower): Parking at Entry

Trient: Canyon Start
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Trient: Parking at Entry
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Trient: Parking at Exit
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Luteren: Canyon Start

Luteren: Parking at Entry

Ruersgrabe: Canyon Start

Ruersgrabe: Parking at Entry

Bärselbach: Canyon Start

Bärselbach: Parking at Entry

Torrent des Riz: Canyon Start
2023-09-20: Still a lot of wood and slippery. But hey, at least it's another creek you can do to avoid always seeing the same canyons.
Approach: The hiking trail leads fairly directly up to the start.
Tour: Right by the forest path at the top is a stupid downclimb that has also been set up. After that you walk for a while, the canyoning part is relatively short, at the exit you walk again for 15 minutes.

Torrent des Riz: Parking at Entry
2023-09-20: Still a lot of wood and slippery. But hey, at least it's another creek you can do to avoid always seeing the same canyons.
Access: At the Tine de Montbovon bridge, turn off onto the small road and then park immediately after crossing the Torrent des Riz.
Return: Go straight to the car at the small bridge.

Dürrenwaldbach: Canyon Start
2022-06-10: Impressive water level, cool how this slit hides up there from the valley floor.
Approach: The first rappel is not so exciting, it is probably best to take the hiking trail down to the stream.
Tour: First open passages, and then a 60m waterfall that rushes down into the hole. After that there are 2 more cool rappels.

Dürrenwaldbach: Parking at Entry
2022-06-10: Impressive water level, cool how this slit hides up there from the valley floor.
Access: Park at Bärtscheli.
Return: Back over the scree to the hiking trail. And then up to the car.

Giessbach Sup. Sup.: Canyon Start
2023-05-11: We first entered the stream sometime in May, I can't remember the exact day.

Giessbach Sup. Sup.: Parking at Entry
2023-05-11: We first entered the stream sometime in May, I can't remember the exact day.

Standelbach: Canyon Start

Standelbach: Parking at Entry

Cavorgia: Canyon Start

Trodo Sup.: Canyon Start
2022-10-02: First ascent from the hiking trail at 1580m.
Comment: Einstieg bei 780HM
Approach: The stream has been climbed from the very top, but only becomes interesting from a height of 780m. So it's best to walk up the path west of the canyon and then look for tracks down the 40-50 degree slope.
Tour: In the superiore there are 2 parts with about 4 steps each. Smaller jumps are also possible.

Trodo Sup.: Parking at Exit
2022-10-02: First ascent from the hiking trail at 1580m.
Comment: Parkplatz wenn man den Inf. auch macht.
Return: Superiore only makes sense if you also do the inferiore.

Trodo Sup.: Canyon End
2022-10-02: First ascent from the hiking trail at 1580m.
Return: Superiore only makes sense if you also do the inferiore.

Trodo Sup.: Parking at Entry
Return: Superiore only makes sense if you also do the inferiore.

Ducanbach: Canyon Start
2022-10-23: It's unlikely to be a classic, but it fills out the map in an area where there is virtually nothing for canyoning.
Approach: All along the hiking trail, and then back down by the stream.
Tour: A short tour, but one that always carries a lot of water. Unfortunately, only the beginning has beautifully polished rock.

Ducanbach: Parking at Entry
2022-10-23: It's unlikely to be a classic, but it fills out the map in an area where there is virtually nothing for canyoning.
Access: Park at the Walserhuus Sertig.
Return: 15 min back on the hiking trail.

Rosenlaui (sup. II): Canyon Start
2025-11-03: We first tried to do the regular superiore. Unfortunately, its access was already too icy, so we couldn't get across safely. Then we switched to this sup and everything was superiore there. Scenic and...
2022-10-30: After doing the classic Rosenlaui Sup. we were curious and wanted to see what was happening in the other tributary. And lo and behold, there were even more canyoning passages that didn't yet have anch...
Approach: After climbing up the Rosenlaui canyon, walk for another 30 minutes towards the Dossenhütte. Turn right onto the path that crosses the stream again until you reach the bridge.
Tour: Rather smaller (up to 25m) rappels, in an impressive gulch.

Rosenlaui (sup. II): Parking at Entry
2025-11-03: We first tried to do the regular superiore. Unfortunately, its access was already too icy, so we couldn't get across safely. Then we switched to this sup and everything was superiore there. Scenic and...
2022-10-30: After doing the classic Rosenlaui Sup. we were curious and wanted to see what was happening in the other tributary. And lo and behold, there were even more canyoning passages that didn't yet have anch...
Return: Continue with Rosenlaui inferiore, or down the hiking trail again.

Turbewasser: Canyon Start
2022-11-08: It's OK to do once, probably best combined with the Binna above the reservoir.
Approach: The best way to get into the valley is by e-bike. And then only tackle the length of the canyon on foot.
Tour: Unspectacular at the beginning, then a short passage halfway cut in and nicely polished. At the end, no longer black but white rock with a few higher open rappels.

Turbewasser: Parking at Entry
2022-11-08: It's OK to do once, probably best combined with the Binna above the reservoir.
Access: Drive in the Binntal up to the driving ban.
Return: The same as when you go there.

Fäldbach: Canyon Start

Fäldbach: Parking at Entry

Roflaschlucht: Canyon Start
2025-07-12: There was already considerably more water than in the photos here. With a little whitewater experience, however, it's doable. Cool slide and various jumps doable. We only needed the ropes for the two...
2024-08-16: I started from the highway service station (the gate was unlocked). From there it was a steep, pathless walk to the open stream in just a few minutes. You immediately realize that this is a canyon wit...
Approach: Straight down into the stream by the car.
Tour: Everything can be slid and jumped. Before the last step, be careful when crossing the stream so as not to be swept over the edge if there is a lot of water. On the left, a chain on a tree can be used to rappel down to the visitor's gallery, but there is a large waterfall below if there is a lot of water. At the top right is a ring bolt, from which 15m down to the right is another ring bolt, 15m rappel or 5m rappel and jump.

Roflaschlucht: Parking at Entry
2025-07-12: There was already considerably more water than in the photos here. With a little whitewater experience, however, it's doable. Cool slide and various jumps doable. We only needed the ropes for the two...
2024-08-16: I started from the highway service station (the gate was unlocked). From there it was a steep, pathless walk to the open stream in just a few minutes. You immediately realize that this is a canyon wit...
Access: Park at the Roflaschlucht inn. Either walk from here or drive up by car.
Return: Do not get off at the visitors' gallery! Continue along the stream and back up by the lake to the parking lot.

Sinièse: Canyon Start

Sinièse: Parking at Entry

Fontanalba: Canyon Start
2022-11-10: Only did the lower part. It is beautiful up to the high rappel, then unfortunately blocked and full of branches.

Fontanalba: Parking at Entry
2022-11-10: Only did the lower part. It is beautiful up to the high rappel, then unfortunately blocked and full of branches.

Gonerliwasser: Canyon Start

Gonerliwasser: Parking at Entry

Agene: Canyon Start

Agene: Parking at Entry

Grosse Grabu: Canyon Start

Grosse Grabu: Parking at Entry

Gifrischgrabu: Canyon Start

Gifrischgrabu: Parking at Entry

Birchbach: Canyon Start

Birchbach: Parking at Entry

Nasse Schluichen: Canyon Start
2024-08-24: Beautiful canyon with 1st gear through a cave.
2024-08-24: A canyon to do in the morning in the heat. The flow rises sharply from 1pm. At the last abseil, we equipped the right bank to go through a cave. 2 abseils in the cave with a waterfall. Very nice. The...

Nasse Schluichen: Parking at Entry
2024-08-24: Beautiful canyon with 1st gear through a cave.
2024-08-24: A canyon to do in the morning in the heat. The flow rises sharply from 1pm. At the last abseil, we equipped the right bank to go through a cave. 2 abseils in the cave with a waterfall. Very nice. The...

Breiterbach: Canyon Start

Breiterbach: Parking at Entry

Treutsebo: Canyon Start

Treutsebo: Parking at Entry

Planereuses: Canyon Start

Planereuses: Parking at Entry

Richisauerklön: Canyon Start
2025-11-11: Cool thing, even if it was very short. We wanted to do Rossmatterklön afterwards, but there was no more water flowing. It's probably better to try the combination in September.

Richisauerklön: Parking at Entry
2025-11-11: Cool thing, even if it was very short. We wanted to do Rossmatterklön afterwards, but there was no more water flowing. It's probably better to try the combination in September.

Sihl: Canyon Start

Sihl: Parking at Entry

Innere Hengstera: Canyon Start

Innere Hengstera: Parking at Entry

Tellerbach: Canyon Start
2024-07-25: Got in via the band at 1840m. Some very nice sequences with cool spots. Many pyrite inclusions in the rock, very sunny canyon. Due to the extreme bed load operation, carrying a drill is mandatory.
Approach: The hiking trail up to Säss 1880Hm, from there horizontally following an easy path, at the end the path is quite overgrown but still easily visible. Entry at 1840Hm
Tour: A drilling set is recommended, as the stream carries a lot of bed load during floods.

Tellerbach: Parking at Entry
2024-07-25: Got in via the band at 1840m. Some very nice sequences with cool spots. Many pyrite inclusions in the rock, very sunny canyon. Due to the extreme bed load operation, carrying a drill is mandatory.
Return: 5 minutes to the car

Tellerbach: Waypoint
2024-07-25: Got in via the band at 1840m. Some very nice sequences with cool spots. Many pyrite inclusions in the rock, very sunny canyon. Due to the extreme bed load operation, carrying a drill is mandatory.
Comment: Säss
Approach: The hiking trail up to Säss 1880Hm, from there horizontally following an easy path, at the end the path is quite overgrown but still easily visible. Entry at 1840Hm

Tellerbach: Canyon End
Return: 5 minutes to the car

Binna: Canyon Start

Binna: Parking at Entry

Lengtalwasser: Canyon Start
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Lengtalwasser: Parking at Entry
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Bordon (North): Canyon Start

Bordon (North): Parking at Entry

Schopfgrabe: Canyon Start

Prässerebach: Canyon Start

Prässerebach: Parking Entry and Exit

Prässerebach: Canyon End

Urbachwasser: Canyon Start

Urbachwasser: Parking at Entry

Gadmerwasser: Canyon Start

Gadmerwasser: Parking at Entry

Vallone Lupolo: Canyon Start

Vallone Lupolo: Parking at Entry

Vallone Lupolo: Parking at Exit

Dala V: Canyon Start

Dala V: Parking at Entry

Dala V: Canyon End

Mittellegi: Canyon Start

Mittellegi: Parking at Entry

Straatligraben: Canyon Start

Straatligraben: Parking at Entry

Langenegggraben: Canyon Start

Langenegggraben: Parking at Entry

Joceti: Canyon Start

Joceti: Parking at Entry

Serrata: Canyon Start
2024-06-22: Dry, except for the last three rappels. If it carries water, at least one grade better. Best alternative after really heavy rain! Upper part less worthwhile. We have set a new anchor, the rest goes we...
Approach: Variant without car: From the village of "Meride" via the hiking trail to the entry point
Tour: Botanical stream with beautiful individual sections, the lower part is more beautiful than the top. Especially at the top there are also many places to run between the rappels. At the top only to be climbed after heavy rain, otherwise dry! Belays mostly natural and without maillons. Tip available in linked PDF. Very rarely climbed Possible intermediate entry or exit where the stream crosses the hiking trail at 517m

Serrata: Parking at Exit
2024-06-22: Dry, except for the last three rappels. If it carries water, at least one grade better. Best alternative after really heavy rain! Upper part less worthwhile. We have set a new anchor, the rest goes we...
Access: Variant without car transfer: highway exit Mendrisio -> always direction "Meride"
Return: Variant without car: From the canyon exit via the forest path up to the village of "Meride"

Serrata: Parking at Entry
2024-06-22: Dry, except for the last three rappels. If it carries water, at least one grade better. Best alternative after really heavy rain! Upper part less worthwhile. We have set a new anchor, the rest goes we...
Access: Variant without car transfer: highway exit Mendrisio -> always direction "Meride"
Return: Variant without car: From the canyon exit via the forest path up to the village of "Meride"

Pevereggia: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow Via Morina briefly westward. Just before the bridge over the stream, a trail enters the forest on the left. Follow it for a short distance and enter the riverbed just upstream of the first waterfall (45°59'45.1"N 8°48'58.4"E). Approximately 5 min.

Pevereggia: Canyon End
Return: After the 40-meter waterfall, exit on the left and follow trails back to the path, which shortly leads to the entry point.

Pevereggia: Parking at Entry
Access: Upstream: the car can be left in the parking lot opposite the Sessa cemetery, between Via Morina and Via Cantonale (45°59'48"N 8°49'04"E).
Return: After the 40-meter waterfall, exit on the left and follow trails back to the path, which shortly leads to the entry point.

Miglieglia: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach: from the downstream parking, return towards Miglieglia and take the first path on the right, which quickly reconnects to Via Alpetti (paved but closed to traffic). Ascend to the barrier; from here you can continue on the paved road or take the trail that cuts across some switchbacks. Once at Alpe Boscone, continue on level ground along the road, passing above some mountain huts until you reach the stream a few meters from the path (46°01'53.6"N 8°50'59.4"E). Approximately 50 minutes (230 m D+).

Miglieglia: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall visible from the road, exit on the left bank to climb back up to the bridge (1 minute).

Miglieglia: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: once in Miglieglia, continue briefly on the main road (Via Cantonale) towards Breno until you reach the bridge over the stream, right at the final waterfall of the route. Just before the bridge there are 1–2 parking spots in a small pull-off. (46°01'47.6"N 8°51'14.05"E).
Return: After the last waterfall visible from the road, exit on the left bank to climb back up to the bridge (1 minute).

Küblisbühl: Canyon Start

Küblisbühl: Parking at Entry

Lammschlucht: Canyon Start

Lammschlucht: Parking at Entry

Bocke: Canyon Start

Seckbach: Canyon Start

Louwibach: Canyon Start

Wissbach: Canyon Start

Wissbach: Parking at Entry

Sefi-Lutschine: Canyon Start

Sefi-Lutschine: Parking at Entry

Maighels: Canyon Start

Brusgiada: Canyon Start
2021-09-24: We walked the stream from the hiking trail at 1380m, but it only becomes worthwhile in the last 100 meters of altitude.
Approach: Take the path up to Maiasc, cross at 900m through the forest to La Brüsgiada, where there was still a path about 50 years ago.
Tour: You can also start much higher up, but it makes the most sense to start at 840m and then do a somersault.

Murgbach: Canyon Start

Fruttbach: Canyon Start

Netage: Canyon Start

Sceng: Canyon Start

Greina: Canyon Start

Tschingil: Canyon Start
2025-04-19: The snow has broken off many branches/trees and there is now even more wood than before.
Approach: see:
Tour: There is a lot of wood and domestic waste in the stream. The equipment is old and trees often have to be used as anchors. Those who want a leisurely expedition into the green will get their money's worth here.

Tsanfleuronne: Canyon Start
2023-08-20: Sunny, open tour
Approach: The access trail starts directly above the parking lot. It crosses the Tsanfleururonne at point 1754. If you only want to do the 2nd part, you can enter the canyon here. Continue along the well-marked path until you reach a large hairpin bend on the left directly below the Hotel du Sanetsch. Leave the path to the right, pass a ditch and then a small hump and enter the canyon.
Tour: The first part consists of a series of waterfalls and jumps that lead to a 26-meter-long section that is dangerous for ropes. This part exits after two or three abseils and/or downclimbs. After a short hike on the right bank, you reach the second part, whose rocks are more beautiful and the surroundings more beautiful. It is characterized by a beautiful waterfall about 60 m long, divided into three easy relays.

Tsanfleuronne: Canyon End

Tsanfleuronne: Parking Entry and Exit

Tsanfleuronne: Alternative Canyon Start
2023-08-20: Sunny, open tour
Comment: Start unterer Abschnitt
Approach: The access trail starts directly above the parking lot. It crosses the Tsanfleururonne at point 1754. If you only want to do the 2nd part, you can enter the canyon here. Continue along the well-marked path until you reach a large hairpin bend on the left directly below the Hotel du Sanetsch. Leave the path to the right, pass a ditch and then a small hump and enter the canyon.
Tour: The first part consists of a series of waterfalls and jumps that lead to a 26-meter-long section that is dangerous for ropes. This part exits after two or three abseils and/or downclimbs. After a short hike on the right bank, you reach the second part, whose rocks are more beautiful and the surroundings more beautiful. It is characterized by a beautiful waterfall about 60 m long, divided into three easy relays.

Gottettes: Canyon Start
2025-05-29: Canyon super slippery otherwise RAS
2025-05-23: Normal water level. All good.
Approach: Without car access approx. 30 min Access to the start: Follow the road to Montana and cross Mollens. At the crossroads on the outskirts of Mollens, turn right towards Aminona. After about 2 km, leave the car on the right in a parking lot, just before a bridge over the canyon. 50 m back, take the small path that leads up to a large path on the right. Follow this path until it crosses the torrent, the starting point of the canyon.

Gottettes: Canyon End
2025-05-29: Canyon super slippery otherwise RAS
2025-05-23: Normal water level. All good.
Return: Path on the right bank of the torrent by the bridge. 50 m further on it meets another path. Walk along the larger path until you reach the Sinièse. Cross this and you are directly at the car.

Gottettes: Parking at Entry
2025-05-29: Canyon super slippery otherwise RAS
2025-05-23: Normal water level. All good.
Access: Leave the highway at Sierre Est and take the Montana - Crans road. Drive through Venthône and then continue in the direction of Mollens. The road goes through two hairpins and a large left-hand bend. Continue straight on at this bend for about 500 m, where the road makes a hairpin bend. Leave the "lower car" here.
Return: Path on the right bank of the torrent by the bridge. 50 m further on it meets another path. Walk along the larger path until you reach the Sinièse. Cross this and you are directly at the car.

Gottettes: Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the highway at Sierre Est and take the Montana - Crans road. Drive through Venthône and then continue in the direction of Mollens. The road goes through two hairpins and a large left-hand bend. Continue straight on at this bend for about 500 m, where the road makes a hairpin bend. Leave the "lower car" here.
Return: Path on the right bank of the torrent by the bridge. 50 m further on it meets another path. Walk along the larger path until you reach the Sinièse. Cross this and you are directly at the car.

Contheysanne: Canyon Start

Vantarone: Canyon Start
Tour: Beschreibung in den links.

Kapanz: Canyon Start

Buelbach (Madris): Canyon Start
2021-09-25: Tour with vertical exit, otherwise not particularly exciting.
Tour: First smaller rappels, and then the big steps at the end.

Roda: Canyon Start
2023-07-27: First ascent, very flat tour, unfortunately not quite as exciting as it looked on the satellite image. A few jumps nevertheless.
2022-07-28: First ascent, I don't know much more details about the tour, quite a lot of intermediate exits, and few incised places.

Campsut: Canyon Start

Furbeda: Canyon Start

Soia: Canyon Start

Tremola: Canyon Start

Birchbach (Lotschental): Canyon Start

Leebach: Canyon Start

Fellbach (Saas): Canyon Start

Cheneaux Rouges: Canyon Start
2023-05-13: Probably more exciting really directly after the rain.
Approach: From Pâquier Gétaz take the road up to Charbonnet, the first small bridge is already the stream.
Tour: Few rappels which are very continuous.

Cheneaux Rouges: Parking at Entry
2023-05-13: Probably more exciting really directly after the rain.
Access: You can drive all the way to the top via the Sciernes Picaz, driving is prohibited from Château d'Oex

Grande Eau: Canyon Start
2023-05-06: Impressive passage, even if very short
Approach: Walk briefly on the hiking trail.
Tour: The first step can be jumped, then there is a rope traverse on the left, where the 12-15m rappel comes around the corner. After that there are small steps to jump.

Grande Eau: Parking at Entry
2023-05-06: Impressive passage, even if very short
Return: Right out and up again.

Veveyse de Fégire: Canyon Start
2023-05-07: Unfortunately a lot of walking, otherwise it would motivate me to jump in for a short time.
Tour: Two individual rappels in the upper section, unfortunately always interrupted by runs of over 500m. At the exit there is a nice gulch with a 20m waterfall, but that's it.

Veveyse de Fégire: Parking at Entry
2023-05-07: Unfortunately a lot of walking, otherwise it would motivate me to jump in for a short time.
Access: Either park at the bottom and walk up in the forest to do the last 2 steps, or park at the top and then walk along the streambed forever.
Return: In 5-10 minutes you are back at the road along the streambed.

Black Rock Gorge: Canyon Start

Mügàia: Canyon Start
2023-06-23: First ascent, it would be possible to go one step higher for a high rappel in a very wide blocky gulch.

Mügàia: Parking at Entry
2023-06-23: First ascent, it would be possible to go one step higher for a high rappel in a very wide blocky gulch.

Eagles Canyon: Canyon Start

Eagles Canyon: Parking at Entry

Eagles Canyon: Parking at Exit

Uffiern: Canyon Start
2023-07-23: First ascent, unfortunately a dead sheep in the basin of the large rappel below the socket.

Uffiern: Parking at Entry
2023-07-23: First ascent, unfortunately a dead sheep in the basin of the large rappel below the socket.

Schreustobel: Canyon Start
2023-09-24: Had drilled the canyon on 24.09. After a lot of rain the days before we had already set up the Hüttenwistobel because the surrounding canyons had too much water. Some anchors are set so that you can...
Approach: Den Wanderweg parallel zur Schlucht hoch, und dann rechts abbiegen auf der Waldstrasse bis auf eine Höhe von 1405m. Von dort führt ein Jägerpfad direkt zum Start von der Schlucht.
Tour: Der erster Abschnitt ist eng. Danach öffnet es sich und die Abseiler werden unregelmässiger. Nachdem der Seitenbach dazu kommt, wird es wieder kontinuirlicher bis man in die 50m hohe Halle gelangt. Vor dem letzten Abseiler kommt durch Quellen nochmals dazu, und nach diesem gibt es dann die ganze grosse Quelle.

Schreustobel: Parking at Entry
2023-09-24: Had drilled the canyon on 24.09. After a lot of rain the days before we had already set up the Hüttenwistobel because the surrounding canyons had too much water. Some anchors are set so that you can...
Access: Bis Langwis darf man fahren, der letzte Kilometer zum Bach muss man dann laufen.
Return: Dem Bach bis zur Strasse hin folgen.

Camana: Canyon Start

Camana: Parking at Entry

Fatschbach Sup.: Canyon Start

Fatschbach Sup.: Parking at Entry

Sanaspans: Canyon Start

Sanaspans: Parking at Entry

Giétro (old branch): Canyon Start

Giétro (old branch): Parking at Entry

Vo: Canyon End
2025-07-31: All stands OK. Little water today, so the water was never a problem. Unfortunately, there was always garbage in the river, otherwise clear, deep pools, but unfortunately hardly any jumps or slides pos...
2024-05-05: First ascent of one of the last larger streams in Ticino, was cool!
Comment: Das Seil muss orografisch rechts von dem canyon platziert werden.
Return: After the rope ascent, follow the ridge until you are back in the village. You can walk through the well-maintained grounds (simply open the gate).

Vo: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-31: All stands OK. Little water today, so the water was never a problem. Unfortunately, there was always garbage in the river, otherwise clear, deep pools, but unfortunately hardly any jumps or slides pos...
2024-05-05: First ascent of one of the last larger streams in Ticino, was cool!
Access: Drive into the Onsernone valley and then park at Loco.
Return: After the rope ascent, follow the ridge until you are back in the village. You can walk through the well-maintained grounds (simply open the gate).

Vo: Canyon Start
2025-07-31: All stands OK. Little water today, so the water was never a problem. Unfortunately, there was always garbage in the river, otherwise clear, deep pools, but unfortunately hardly any jumps or slides pos...
2024-05-05: First ascent of one of the last larger streams in Ticino, was cool!
Approach: At the bridge, an orographic path on the right leads up to the start.
Tour: At the beginning of the tour there are still a few exit options, but from the altitude of 520m you have to go all the way to the exit.

Cassone: Parking at Entry
2024-09-08: An enjoyable canyon, with a few scenic spots and nice rappels. Unfortunately no jumps :( Quite a lot of rubbish has accumulated in some spots, please take out with you what you can.
2024-09-08: A pleasant surprise, ideal for rainy days. Anchors always present where needed, doubles only on the highest rappel. After the end of the main fording (520m) there is nothing more, it is worth going ou...
2024-05-25: Second ascent of the canyon, all anchors were still in order.

Cassone: Parking at Exit
2024-09-08: An enjoyable canyon, with a few scenic spots and nice rappels. Unfortunately no jumps :( Quite a lot of rubbish has accumulated in some spots, please take out with you what you can.
2024-09-08: A pleasant surprise, ideal for rainy days. Anchors always present where needed, doubles only on the highest rappel. After the end of the main fording (520m) there is nothing more, it is worth going ou...
2024-05-25: Second ascent of the canyon, all anchors were still in order.

Cassone: Canyon Start
2024-09-08: An enjoyable canyon, with a few scenic spots and nice rappels. Unfortunately no jumps :( Quite a lot of rubbish has accumulated in some spots, please take out with you what you can.
2024-09-08: A pleasant surprise, ideal for rainy days. Anchors always present where needed, doubles only on the highest rappel. After the end of the main fording (520m) there is nothing more, it is worth going ou...
2024-05-25: Second ascent of the canyon, all anchors were still in order.
Tour: The exciting part is between 620m and 520m, the rest is a lot of walking.

Cassone: Canyon End

Derbor: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Flow in picture medium, no rain in the last week but quite all day in the week before, that makes some pitches very nice cause passing exactling in the water or right behind it. Three main different i...
2024-05-12: Not the most continuous canyon, but we still used up all the anchors we came with on the first ascent. And you exit in the lake below.
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangabe - NICHT verifiziert.
Approach: Follow the hiking trail uphill and walk through the forest to the Robert stream at an altitude of 540m.
Tour: At the beginning there are parts that are interrupted by walks. At the exit comes the only more serious gulch with 6 rappels in a row.

Derbor: Canyon End
2025-10-05: Flow in picture medium, no rain in the last week but quite all day in the week before, that makes some pitches very nice cause passing exactling in the water or right behind it. Three main different i...
2024-05-12: Not the most continuous canyon, but we still used up all the anchors we came with on the first ascent. And you exit in the lake below.
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangabe - NICHT verifiziert.
Return: Go under the Via Meschini bridge and exit the stream on the right-hand side (before the railroad bridge). Or, swim out of the lake on the right until you reach the public shore (100m)

Derbor: Parking at Exit
2025-10-05: Flow in picture medium, no rain in the last week but quite all day in the week before, that makes some pitches very nice cause passing exactling in the water or right behind it. Three main different i...
2024-05-12: Not the most continuous canyon, but we still used up all the anchors we came with on the first ascent. And you exit in the lake below.
Return: Go under the Via Meschini bridge and exit the stream on the right-hand side (before the railroad bridge). Or, swim out of the lake on the right until you reach the public shore (100m)

Mara
2024-05-19: Funny first ascent. Two of us started and suddenly we were caught up by other first ascenders who had planned it on the same day.

Scamper Torrent: Waypoint
2024-03-18: Still very minimally equipped, and a few very difficult downclimbs, otherwise cool. It would be just as interesting as Bartrum if it wasn't significantly shorter.
Approach: Description is made from the Kiwi Flat hut (3.5 hour walk from the parking to the hut). From the finish of Whirling Water, on the orographically left of Whirling, follow the pink tapes until you cross Scamper Torrent. After crossing it, walk up next to it until you get to the start of it. Most likely you'll have to rappel down 40m to get down.

Scamper Torrent: Canyon End
2024-03-18: Still very minimally equipped, and a few very difficult downclimbs, otherwise cool. It would be just as interesting as Bartrum if it wasn't significantly shorter.
Return: Go down the riverbed, back to the pink tapes.

Scamper Torrent: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-18: Still very minimally equipped, and a few very difficult downclimbs, otherwise cool. It would be just as interesting as Bartrum if it wasn't significantly shorter.
Return: Go down the riverbed, back to the pink tapes.

Mikros Helmos
2024-04-10: It takes 45 minutes to park the car for the 23km.

Mikros Helmos: Parking at Entry
2024-04-10: It takes 45 minutes to park the car for the 23km.
Access: Coming from Patras, take the first right after Zachloritika (actually straight ahead, as the main road runs to the left in the direction of Diakopto). It goes under the highway, then steeply up a concrete ramp and follows the dirt road to the parking lot (where the road forks). 4x4 not necessary!
Return: Below the railroad bridge, a path leads orographic right to the tracks, which you then follow over the bridge to the left and downhill to the station.

Mikros Helmos: Parking at Exit
2024-04-10: It takes 45 minutes to park the car for the 23km.
Access: Coming from Patras, take the first right after Zachloritika (actually straight ahead, as the main road runs to the left in the direction of Diakopto). It goes under the highway, then steeply up a concrete ramp and follows the dirt road to the parking lot (where the road forks). 4x4 not necessary!
Return: Below the railroad bridge, a path leads orographic right to the tracks, which you then follow over the bridge to the left and downhill to the station.

Bartrum Creek
2024-03-17: Anchors everything tip top, have doubled all the important stands. Hopefully it will be free again so that you can jump the steps at the start again, as it was last year.

Whirling Water
2024-03-19: Finally the time had come for Whirling. With over 10 people already involved in the project, 7 of them were able to agree on a date to do the first integral (a few in the team had already seen all the...

Vloga
2024-04-15: I found the way back on the railroad track much nicer than the canyon.

Vloga: Parking at Entry
2024-04-15: I found the way back on the railroad track much nicer than the canyon.
Access: At the upper parking lot, leave a vehicle at the parking lot 100 m before the station of Zachlorou in the Vouraikos canyon. From there, drive back to the main road and turn left and follow it for 6.7 km, then turn left and follow the dirt road until another dirt road branches off to the right and park there.
Return: At the railroad track, turn left uphill to the station to Zachlorou.

Vloga: Parking at Exit
2024-04-15: I found the way back on the railroad track much nicer than the canyon.
Access: At the upper parking lot, leave a vehicle at the parking lot 100 m before the station of Zachlorou in the Vouraikos canyon. From there, drive back to the main road and turn left and follow it for 6.7 km, then turn left and follow the dirt road until another dirt road branches off to the right and park there.
Return: At the railroad track, turn left uphill to the station to Zachlorou.

Pisia: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-09: Nice little dry canyon close to Milon, but not as pretty. Everything was fine.
2024-04-30: Unexpectedly beautiful dry canyon, which is easy to do in combination with the Milon.
Access: From Corinth, drive to Pisia and turn off about 1 km east of the church onto a paved road that soon becomes a dirt track. At a clearing, you can see the path from the exit on the left and park your vehicle.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the path on the left back to the vehicle in a few minutes.

Pisia: Canyon Start
2025-10-09: Nice little dry canyon close to Milon, but not as pretty. Everything was fine.
2024-04-30: Unexpectedly beautiful dry canyon, which is easy to do in combination with the Milon.
Approach: Follow the slope first in a southerly direction, then in an easterly direction for about 20 minutes, after which you will recognize a streambed on the left and take the first path downhill.
Tour: The canyon then begins completely unexpectedly, which starts beautifully incised and remains so until the exit.

Pisia: Canyon End
2025-10-09: Nice little dry canyon close to Milon, but not as pretty. Everything was fine.
2024-04-30: Unexpectedly beautiful dry canyon, which is easy to do in combination with the Milon.
Return: After the last rappel, follow the path on the left back to the vehicle in a few minutes.

Margaret Burn
2024-02-29: What a find of a first descent. Really the only canyon entry that I have seen that is as insane as this one, is the 60m drop in Gamchi in Switzerland. Overall it reminds me a lot of that one, the high...

Abruzzi
2024-03-01: Cool canyon, just a shame it's so far away from a road. It's hardly worth coming up there just for Abruzzi, but in combination with Margaret Burn it's definitely a great tour.

Gloomy Gorge
2024-03-23: Somehow magical, some have been trying to tackle this monster for years, and we come along with no expectations, have the perfect weather window to take a chance, and it worked out perfectly. Somehow...

Falls Creek
2026-01-31: Equipment all oke, round trip in 3,5h
2024-03-24: It was pretty high up on my list of streams I want to do in New Zealand, and I'm very glad it worked out, even if without any really good photos because Leo's cell phone broke beforehand and water got...

Major Mayhem
2025-03-02: We places a few new (TEBYLON) bolts fun canyon
2024-03-27: Attention, a few anchors are no longer trustworthy. Someone should go through there again with a 10-pack of anchors. Otherwise superiore beautiful, not as continuous as the General, but tighter.

Casc: Canyon Start
2025-08-21: Logs that had been obstructing the fourth rappel for some time were removed. Normal flow rate even after rains the day before.
2025-08-10: I don't know why water unnpo 'dirty and smelly. The canyon in + of a point is beautiful but this thing today penalized for me
2025-08-09: Short canyon with two very beautiful and deep narrow gorges separated by a few minutes of walk. C01 is tobogganable, some logs obstruct certain descents.
Approach: From the bottom of the car park behind the company A-27 a comfortable marked path leads in ten minutes to the village of Masciago Primo. Turn right to walk direction cemetery and take the path that enters the woods behind the cemetery. At the first fork you meet do not follow the signs to "Casc Upper Waterfalls" but take the upper left path along a fence. Then ignore a path on the left to descend on the right to the stream, just where the canyon starts.

Casc: Canyon End
2025-08-21: Logs that had been obstructing the fourth rappel for some time were removed. Normal flow rate even after rains the day before.
2025-08-10: I don't know why water unnpo 'dirty and smelly. The canyon in + of a point is beautiful but this thing today penalized for me
2025-08-09: Short canyon with two very beautiful and deep narrow gorges separated by a few minutes of walk. C01 is tobogganable, some logs obstruct certain descents.
Return: Arrived at the old Mulino del Ronco exit right on a path returning to the cars in less than two-minute.

Casc: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-21: Logs that had been obstructing the fourth rappel for some time were removed. Normal flow rate even after rains the day before.
2025-08-10: I don't know why water unnpo 'dirty and smelly. The canyon in + of a point is beautiful but this thing today penalized for me
2025-08-09: Short canyon with two very beautiful and deep narrow gorges separated by a few minutes of walk. C01 is tobogganable, some logs obstruct certain descents.
Access: You can park in Via Valganna at Rancio Valcuvia in front of the former company A-27 or in the car park behind if the bar is open (45°54'54"N 8°46'34"E).
Return: Arrived at the old Mulino del Ronco exit right on a path returning to the cars in less than two-minute.

Ademi: Canyon End
2025-09-22: Corridor was “a bit too short” 😝 Awesome canyon, fantastic rock formations, nature porn at its best! We LOVED it!
2025-04-28: Some of the rock was very slippery. The following anchors were re-drilled as they no longer looked very good: - C12 (left before the 65; single bolt) - C65 (top right; double piton) - C85 (top right;...
2024-10-24: The pools at the 2x 6m and the 16m jump are all extremely deep, then once a bit surprisingly silted up. At the 85m waterfall, an intermediate belaystation was lovingly placed by hand (Benji sends his...
Return: After the corridor, a stream joins from the left. Follow the streambed until you reach an old concrete structure, which was probably intended as a retention system. Here you join the track that leads back to the road. 1,5 h. The track is on the right-hand side, about 300 m further downstream than indicated on some maps. The best way to reach the path is to climb up the dried-up riverbed.

Ademi: Waypoint
2025-09-22: Corridor was “a bit too short” 😝 Awesome canyon, fantastic rock formations, nature porn at its best! We LOVED it!
2025-04-28: Some of the rock was very slippery. The following anchors were re-drilled as they no longer looked very good: - C12 (left before the 65; single bolt) - C65 (top right; double piton) - C85 (top right;...
2024-10-24: The pools at the 2x 6m and the 16m jump are all extremely deep, then once a bit surprisingly silted up. At the 85m waterfall, an intermediate belaystation was lovingly placed by hand (Benji sends his...
Comment: Ausstieg Bachbett, Beginn Piste
Approach: Directly at the parking lot.

Ademi: Parking at Exit
2025-09-22: Corridor was “a bit too short” 😝 Awesome canyon, fantastic rock formations, nature porn at its best! We LOVED it!
2025-04-28: Some of the rock was very slippery. The following anchors were re-drilled as they no longer looked very good: - C12 (left before the 65; single bolt) - C65 (top right; double piton) - C85 (top right;...
2024-10-24: The pools at the 2x 6m and the 16m jump are all extremely deep, then once a bit surprisingly silted up. At the 85m waterfall, an intermediate belaystation was lovingly placed by hand (Benji sends his...
Access: From Tepelene, drive towards Kurvelesh and on towards Gusmar, cross Rexhin and park your vehicle in Nivica by the bridge.
Return: After the corridor, a stream joins from the left. Follow the streambed until you reach an old concrete structure, which was probably intended as a retention system. Here you join the track that leads back to the road. 1,5 h. The track is on the right-hand side, about 300 m further downstream than indicated on some maps. The best way to reach the path is to climb up the dried-up riverbed.

Ademi: Parking at Entry
Access: From Tepelene, drive towards Kurvelesh and on towards Gusmar, cross Rexhin and park your vehicle in Nivica by the bridge.
Return: After the corridor, a stream joins from the left. Follow the streambed until you reach an old concrete structure, which was probably intended as a retention system. Here you join the track that leads back to the road. 1,5 h. The track is on the right-hand side, about 300 m further downstream than indicated on some maps. The best way to reach the path is to climb up the dried-up riverbed.

Ademi: Canyon Start
Approach: Directly at the parking lot.
Tour: The tour begins immediately narrowly under the bridge, some jumps are possible. A few walking passages follow, then it briefly becomes open and a 25 m waterfall follows. After that, there are only extremely elaborate emergency exits. It gets narrower and is soon followed by a 65 m waterfall (divisible into 15 m and 50 m) and shortly afterwards an 85 m waterfall. After a longer walking passages, a C 40 ends the technical part. This is followed by a very beautiful 3 km corridor, which has to be mastered by swimming and walking (3 - 3.5 h). The rock faces are up to 150 m high and in places you can touch both gorge walls with outstretched arms. Caution! Very aquatic in some places!

Ademi: Waypoint1
Comment: Hier durch das ausgetrocknete Flussbett aussteigen zur rechten Seite
Approach: Directly at the parking lot.

Dipotama: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-05-24: Beautiful hatch in interesting surroundings, ideal for combining with Pikrodafne.
Approach: From the parking lot, clearly visible trails lead down to the canyon. Alternatively, you can walk to the windmill and from there descend directly to the first rappel.
Tour: Varied tour in rather unusual scenic surroundings.

Dipotama: Canyon Start
2024-05-24: Beautiful hatch in interesting surroundings, ideal for combining with Pikrodafne.
Comment: Zunächst schöne Bachwanderung
Approach: From the parking lot, clearly visible trails lead down to the canyon. Alternatively, you can walk to the windmill and from there descend directly to the first rappel.
Tour: Varied tour in rather unusual scenic surroundings.

Dipotama: Alternative Canyon Start1
2024-05-24: Beautiful hatch in interesting surroundings, ideal for combining with Pikrodafne.
Comment: Von den Stallungen weiter Richtung Windrad, dann von dort weglos nach unten.
Approach: From the parking lot, clearly visible trails lead down to the canyon. Alternatively, you can walk to the windmill and from there descend directly to the first rappel.
Tour: Varied tour in rather unusual scenic surroundings.

Dipotama: Canyon End
Return: Orographic left on numerous paths back to the parking lot. It is advisable to reach the next windmill, from then on there are roads.

Bustecche: Canyon Start
2024-04-07: All clear. Removed a lot of trash from the riverbed as part of the "Clean your backyard" initiative.
Approach: From the crossroad of 5 streets continue straight holding the right, where Via dei Vignò becomes dirt and enters the forest (direction Goccia d'oro Ranch). Continue for about 150 meters and after a wall of rock blocks reassemble on the left bank to earn the grass above. From the lawn skirt the fence of the houses, turn the corner and at a gate follow a trail that descends steep into the valley. You will enter the river at the beginning of the canyon.

Bustecche: Canyon End
2024-04-07: All clear. Removed a lot of trash from the riverbed as part of the "Clean your backyard" initiative.
Return: After the last descent the canyon ends and the environment opens. Climb back into the woods on the right bank and go up through little tracks following the blue dots until you again intercept Via dei Vignò, with which you return to the cars.

Bustecche: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-07: All clear. Removed a lot of trash from the riverbed as part of the "Clean your backyard" initiative.
Access: From Varese take Via Monte Generoso and then Via dei Vignò (University of Insubria gym area), continue along Via dei Vignò up to a junction to 5 streets and park your car on the roadside in such a way that not obstruct circulation (45°47'50.3"N 8°51'30.1"E).
Return: After the last descent the canyon ends and the environment opens. Climb back into the woods on the right bank and go up through little tracks following the blue dots until you again intercept Via dei Vignò, with which you return to the cars.

Susec (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-07: Upper part slightly slippery, all anchors fine. Water level just right
2024-08-30: All anchor points in good condition. Have to be careful when abseiling the big waterfall. Some rocks can move, one fell on my knee. The biggest waterfall is not more then 45 meters, I would say 40. So...
Approach: From the parking walk up the stairs following the approach from Suseč inf, at the junction after 20 mins walking up keep going straight, after 10 mins on the next junction turn left. Keep following this trail up the mountain until you reach a house, after the house leave the trail straight on, follow the ridgeline until you reach the creek.
Tour: After a couple of little climb downs, around 10 mins, you reach the first of 25m waterfall. After that follows a 10 m rappel, following a 2 meter slide. The higlhlight is the next 45 meter beautiful waterfall covered in moss. Short hike on a very unstable terrein (rockfall) you reach the last 8 meter waterfall or jump of the upper part. After the last waterfall in the canyon you need to walk 5 minutes until you reach the end of the canyon, Here you have the option to do suseč inferiore (1 hour back to the car) or take the hiking trail (20mins back to the car). Just keep in mind that in July and August Suseč inferiore is extremely busy because it is guided commercial

Susec (superiore): Canyon End
2025-06-07: Upper part slightly slippery, all anchors fine. Water level just right
2024-08-30: All anchor points in good condition. Have to be careful when abseiling the big waterfall. Some rocks can move, one fell on my knee. The biggest waterfall is not more then 45 meters, I would say 40. So...
Return: After finishing the lower part, you get dirrectly back to the car

Susec (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-07: Upper part slightly slippery, all anchors fine. Water level just right
2024-08-30: All anchor points in good condition. Have to be careful when abseiling the big waterfall. Some rocks can move, one fell on my knee. The biggest waterfall is not more then 45 meters, I would say 40. So...
Access: Drive from Bovec in the direction off Kobarid, after the town Žaga after a long right corner, there is a gravel pad on the right, take that at the end you can park your car.
Return: After finishing the lower part, you get dirrectly back to the car

Brac gauche: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-04-29: First inspection
Comment: kleiner Parkplatz für ein Auto. Alternativ an der Hauptstrasse parkieren.
Access: From Conthey up into the valley to the indicated parking lot
Return: Take the hiking trail back to the car or back up to Brac droite.

Brac gauche: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road over the bridge and then down the valley until the path goes up to the left in the direction of Brac Buvette. Where the hiking trail crosses the stream, descend a few meters to the entry point.
Tour: The canyon consists of a wall with small pools in between. Back to back waterfalls.

Brac droite: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für ein Auto. Alternativ bei der Hauptstrasse parkieren.
Access: From Conthey up into the valley to the indicated parking lot
Return: On the hiking trail back to the car

Brac droite: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road over the bridge and then down the valley until the path goes up to the left in the direction of Brac Buvette. Pass the café and continue up the valley along the bisse to the stream.
Tour: Steep wall with pool in between.

Lüegilchi

Milibach
2025-04-15: Cool water level. Anchors minimalist but ok. One stand replaced because it was probably knocked off.

Milibach: Parking at Entry
2025-04-15: Cool water level. Anchors minimalist but ok. One stand replaced because it was probably knocked off.
Return: Either walk up to the car (50min) or if you have two cars, you can also take a shuttle.

Milibach: Parking at Exit
2025-04-15: Cool water level. Anchors minimalist but ok. One stand replaced because it was probably knocked off.
Return: Either walk up to the car (50min) or if you have two cars, you can also take a shuttle.

Mirrenbach

Einödgraben: Canyon Start
2024-07-31: Only had to rappel once from a tree, otherwise expansion anchors were available or we downclimbed. Partly brittle scales, otherwise non-slip rock with good grip. Mosquito invasion on the way back
2024-07-13: We placed new expansion bolts on the first (32er), the third (10er) and after the 38er on the left side of a 15er. The rock was grippy, but all the pools were gravel and nothing could be jumped. On th...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the road and follow the forest road up the mountain. At the first junction near the house, we follow the left-hand path until we come to another junction, where we continue to the right. After the bends around your high rappel, which leads over another stream, we enter the stream just above the waterfall.
Tour: This is a tour in rather open terrain, but with short parts that are cut a little deep. The highlight is the highest rappel at 38m and the sometimes quite dark rock with quartz, which runs through the rock in veins. Due to the heavy thunderstorm at the beginning of June 2024, some trees in the lower part of the canyon slid into the stream.

Einödgraben: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-07-31: Only had to rappel once from a tree, otherwise expansion anchors were available or we downclimbed. Partly brittle scales, otherwise non-slip rock with good grip. Mosquito invasion on the way back
2024-07-13: We placed new expansion bolts on the first (32er), the third (10er) and after the 38er on the left side of a 15er. The rock was grippy, but all the pools were gravel and nothing could be jumped. On th...
Approach: From the parking lot, cross the road and follow the forest road up the mountain. At the first junction near the house, we follow the left-hand path until we come to another junction, where we continue to the right. After the bends around your high rappel, which leads over another stream, we enter the stream just above the waterfall.
Tour: This is a tour in rather open terrain, but with short parts that are cut a little deep. The highlight is the highest rappel at 38m and the sometimes quite dark rock with quartz, which runs through the rock in veins. Due to the heavy thunderstorm at the beginning of June 2024, some trees in the lower part of the canyon slid into the stream.

Einödgraben: Canyon End
2024-07-31: Only had to rappel once from a tree, otherwise expansion anchors were available or we downclimbed. Partly brittle scales, otherwise non-slip rock with good grip. Mosquito invasion on the way back
2024-07-13: We placed new expansion bolts on the first (32er), the third (10er) and after the 38er on the left side of a 15er. The rock was grippy, but all the pools were gravel and nothing could be jumped. On th...
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 700m in the stream until we see a small trail on the right, about 100m before a small reservoir, which we follow to our car along the slope.

Einödgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive from Oberaudorf in the direction of Flinsbach. Approx. 500m before the Kirnsteiner-Hof, there is a parking lot on the right-hand side next to a small lake. We can park our car here free of charge.
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 700m in the stream until we see a small trail on the right, about 100m before a small reservoir, which we follow to our car along the slope.

Einödgraben: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: It is a ditch with rather little water, but should not be underestimated, especially in a few places after heavy rain.

Azerin: Canyon Start
2024-06-30: Good water level, anchors renovated.
Approach: From the parking lot on the hiking trail to the exit of the canyon, cross the stream and take the hiking trail on the orographic left side up to the Bisse d'Azerin. Follow the bisse/Suone to the entry point.
Tour: Beautiful abseiling tour without long running sections. However, there is a running section following the stream at the end to get back to the hiking trail.

Azerin: Canyon End
2024-06-30: Good water level, anchors renovated.

Azerin: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-30: Good water level, anchors renovated.

Azerin (oberer): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the old forest road to Torrent de Cry. Cross the stream and follow the stream upwards on the other side. There are good tracks that can be followed. The tracks lead to the hunter's hut at 1490m, which is located on the ridge between Torrent de Cry and Azerin. From the hunter's hut, follow the path diagonally down into the valley to the access point. This is located at the exit of a scree couloir on the left-hand side.
Tour: Only worthwhile to extend Azerin. Smaller rappels and walking passages in a wild environment.

Azerin (oberer): Canyon End
Return: Either exit via the bites or take the lower part with you.

Azerin (oberer): Parking at Entry
Access: From Les Vérines (Chamoson), follow the forest road to the indicated parking lot. As you drive up, you will see the lower part of Azerin.
Return: Either exit via the bites or take the lower part with you.

Azerin (oberer): Waypoint
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the old forest road to Torrent de Cry. Cross the stream and follow the stream upwards on the other side. There are good tracks that can be followed. The tracks lead to the hunter's hut at 1490m, which is located on the ridge between Torrent de Cry and Azerin. From the hunter's hut, follow the path diagonally down into the valley to the access point. This is located at the exit of a scree couloir on the left-hand side.

Würmbach (oben): Canyon Start
2025-07-05: We took the Almbahn I and Almbahn II from Lofer up to the Lofer Alm. The total journey time is approx. 22 minutes. From there, the well-signposted waterfall trail leads directly to the stream, the fir...
2024-10-03: Very slippery, cool rappel, well set up at least at the beginning towards the exit but not ok! Access from the upper parking lot, then relaxed with the gondola up and then about 25 min hiking back aft...
2024-08-02: In heavy local rain can rise quickly, whereby escape is always possible. In fine weather quite beautiful and almost dry abseil gorge with mountain views. Broken off at the long rappel due to water slo...
Approach: Recommendation: Park at the cable car in Lofer and take the Almbahn I and Almbahn II up to the Lofer Alm. From there, follow the waterfall path until the path meets the stream. Alternatively: From Gasthof Loderbichl, follow the "Wasserfallweg" in the direction of Bimalm. The trail initially follows the toll road and later turns right towards Würmbach. At a junction of two field paths, you have to stay on the waterfall path at the top and not go down towards Klausmaisalm. The path passes a waterfall, then another 2-3 minutes and you will find the entry point at two pools. You can also continue to the bridge, but this part is not worthwhile.
Tour: Cool down in the pool, then first rappel single bolt left with 4m. Short walking passages, then anchors hidden in the middle in front of the hole, then chain anchors on the left and over the tourist waterfall. Then comes a short downclimb and the only deep pool of the tour (jump 2-3m possible). This is followed by the rappel highway with 20/25 rappels, some with single hooks, some from tree slings (see topographic view for details). The penultimate rappel is a 45m, followed by another 20m. Then you walk along the stream for about 150m until you climb up to the meadows on the right. Supposedly there is also a lower part which is not so beautiful...

Würmbach (oben): Canyon End
2025-07-05: We took the Almbahn I and Almbahn II from Lofer up to the Lofer Alm. The total journey time is approx. 22 minutes. From there, the well-signposted waterfall trail leads directly to the stream, the fir...
2024-10-03: Very slippery, cool rappel, well set up at least at the beginning towards the exit but not ok! Access from the upper parking lot, then relaxed with the gondola up and then about 25 min hiking back aft...
2024-08-02: In heavy local rain can rise quickly, whereby escape is always possible. In fine weather quite beautiful and almost dry abseil gorge with mountain views. Broken off at the long rappel due to water slo...
Return: About 150m after the last rappel, you can see the meadow on the top right to which you climb up, then you go up towards the alpine pasture and soon see a house behind which the gravel path leads back to the hiking trail and from there back to the car. We tried the wild crossing without the gravel path but it is not recommended because of the ditches in between.

Würmbach (oben): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-05: We took the Almbahn I and Almbahn II from Lofer up to the Lofer Alm. The total journey time is approx. 22 minutes. From there, the well-signposted waterfall trail leads directly to the stream, the fir...
2024-10-03: Very slippery, cool rappel, well set up at least at the beginning towards the exit but not ok! Access from the upper parking lot, then relaxed with the gondola up and then about 25 min hiking back aft...
2024-08-02: In heavy local rain can rise quickly, whereby escape is always possible. In fine weather quite beautiful and almost dry abseil gorge with mountain views. Broken off at the long rappel due to water slo...
Access: Option 1: Drive to Lofer and park there Option 2: First drive to Lofer, then take the mountain road in the village to the Loferer Alm and park there before the start of the toll road at Gasthof Loderbichl. There are only a few parking spaces there, we were asked to park in front of the fence at a right angle to the fence and not to use the signposted parking spaces above.
Return: About 150m after the last rappel, you can see the meadow on the top right to which you climb up, then you go up towards the alpine pasture and soon see a house behind which the gravel path leads back to the hiking trail and from there back to the car. We tried the wild crossing without the gravel path but it is not recommended because of the ditches in between.

Würmbach (oben): Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Parkplatz in Lofer (Seilbahn)
Access: Option 1: Drive to Lofer and park there Option 2: First drive to Lofer, then take the mountain road in the village to the Loferer Alm and park there before the start of the toll road at Gasthof Loderbichl. There are only a few parking spaces there, we were asked to park in front of the fence at a right angle to the fence and not to use the signposted parking spaces above.
Return: About 150m after the last rappel, you can see the meadow on the top right to which you climb up, then you go up towards the alpine pasture and soon see a house behind which the gravel path leads back to the hiking trail and from there back to the car. We tried the wild crossing without the gravel path but it is not recommended because of the ditches in between.

Würmbach (oben): Waypoint
Comment: Seilbahn Bergstation der Almbahn II
Approach: Recommendation: Park at the cable car in Lofer and take the Almbahn I and Almbahn II up to the Lofer Alm. From there, follow the waterfall path until the path meets the stream. Alternatively: From Gasthof Loderbichl, follow the "Wasserfallweg" in the direction of Bimalm. The trail initially follows the toll road and later turns right towards Würmbach. At a junction of two field paths, you have to stay on the waterfall path at the top and not go down towards Klausmaisalm. The path passes a waterfall, then another 2-3 minutes and you will find the entry point at two pools. You can also continue to the bridge, but this part is not worthwhile.

Würmbach (oben): Waypoint1
Comment: Wegpunkt Rückweg
Approach: Recommendation: Park at the cable car in Lofer and take the Almbahn I and Almbahn II up to the Lofer Alm. From there, follow the waterfall path until the path meets the stream. Alternatively: From Gasthof Loderbichl, follow the "Wasserfallweg" in the direction of Bimalm. The trail initially follows the toll road and later turns right towards Würmbach. At a junction of two field paths, you have to stay on the waterfall path at the top and not go down towards Klausmaisalm. The path passes a waterfall, then another 2-3 minutes and you will find the entry point at two pools. You can also continue to the bridge, but this part is not worthwhile.

Cavallizza: Canyon Start
2025-06-21: Really long initial walking section, recommended to dress light. Final part very nice, dips and slides all doable! Clean water, quite a lot of trash towards the end.
2024-05-12: There is a shuttle option by leaving cars downstream at Cuasso al Piano, and going up by shuttle to the municipal cemetery in Cavagnano. The entrance to the stream is reached via a trail, with no sign...
Approach: From the parking lot of the cemetery take the adjacent Via Campagnola that, after 200 meters ends in a path, then intersect a country road leading directly to the stream. Always go straight to each branch, be careful not to follow the signs to the waterfall, because they would take you to the lower part of this. The canyon begins near a beautiful medieval bridge built with the local red porphyry.

Cavallizza: Canyon End
2025-06-21: Really long initial walking section, recommended to dress light. Final part very nice, dips and slides all doable! Clean water, quite a lot of trash towards the end.
2024-05-12: There is a shuttle option by leaving cars downstream at Cuasso al Piano, and going up by shuttle to the municipal cemetery in Cavagnano. The entrance to the stream is reached via a trail, with no sign...
Return: After the last descent continue in the riverbed until you get to the houses. The exit remains on the right. You must go up the slope passing next to an old abandoned wash-house, going down between the houses in a street which then leads directly to the cars parked on the provincial road.

Cavallizza: Parking at Exit
2025-06-21: Really long initial walking section, recommended to dress light. Final part very nice, dips and slides all doable! Clean water, quite a lot of trash towards the end.
2024-05-12: There is a shuttle option by leaving cars downstream at Cuasso al Piano, and going up by shuttle to the municipal cemetery in Cavagnano. The entrance to the stream is reached via a trail, with no sign...
Access: Downstream: in Cuasso al Piano you can park in Via Repubblica 46, in the parking lots on the right side of the road, coming from Bisuschio immediately after the bridge under which the stream flows. Upstream: drive along the Provincial Road 29 towards Alpe Tedesco. Pass the village of Cuasso al Monte, and arrive in of Cavagnano. Park the car in the spaces in front of the cemetery.
Return: After the last descent continue in the riverbed until you get to the houses. The exit remains on the right. You must go up the slope passing next to an old abandoned wash-house, going down between the houses in a street which then leads directly to the cars parked on the provincial road.

Cavallizza: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: in Cuasso al Piano you can park in Via Repubblica 46, in the parking lots on the right side of the road, coming from Bisuschio immediately after the bridge under which the stream flows. Upstream: drive along the Provincial Road 29 towards Alpe Tedesco. Pass the village of Cuasso al Monte, and arrive in of Cavagnano. Park the car in the spaces in front of the cemetery.
Return: After the last descent continue in the riverbed until you get to the houses. The exit remains on the right. You must go up the slope passing next to an old abandoned wash-house, going down between the houses in a street which then leads directly to the cars parked on the provincial road.

Ciol Susanna: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-10: The canyon is very beautiful, well worth a visit. The description is problematic: the uphill is 2:10, the canyon is more like 5 hours. The stands are in good condition but poor. The way up is well mar...
2025-09-06: Beautiful alpine hike. We hiked it for about 2 hours, still well marked. And the canyon took us 6 hours with four people. The rope got stuck a couple of times :D. All anchor points were ok. Long and d...
2024-07-07: Wonderful alpine tour! Strenuous but well-marked access; all anchors in good condition. Safe to walk even after/when it rains.
Comment: Room for one or two cars
Access: Claut - Valle Settimana - park by Stalle Susanna (first barn on the opposite side of the river Settimana), marked by a road sign. From June-July to the 3rd Sunday of Sept. there is a road fee 6 EUR/car or 10EUR/van, payable in cash or card at the entrance of the valley. Note, there have been landslides after prolonged periods of heavy rain, mostly further upstream. Most canyons are an easy mountainbike-ride from Claut.
Return: Exit right bank towards the trail of the approach (cairn), or continue in the main river (longer).

Ciol Susanna: Canyon Start
2025-10-10: The canyon is very beautiful, well worth a visit. The description is problematic: the uphill is 2:10, the canyon is more like 5 hours. The stands are in good condition but poor. The way up is well mar...
2025-09-06: Beautiful alpine hike. We hiked it for about 2 hours, still well marked. And the canyon took us 6 hours with four people. The rope got stuck a couple of times :D. All anchor points were ok. Long and d...
2024-07-07: Wonderful alpine tour! Strenuous but well-marked access; all anchors in good condition. Safe to walk even after/when it rains.
Comment: Recommended start
Approach: Cross the main river on a wooden bridge slightly upstream from the parking. On the backside of the barn (Stalle Susanna) is an ancient oven, and start of a trail towards the canyon on our right. Well before reaching the canyon, blue markings by a little junction indicate we go left & up, immediately confirmed by another blue marking on a small pine tree. This trail is now faint, but marked with blue dots and the occasional cairn, it zigzags its way up through the trees and brings us closer to the canyon. At this point there is a bigger cairn, marking an emergency exit, but we continue up on our left, steep and at times not so clear, but always marked. The trail uses the forest on the ascending ridge (offering views and occasional phone reception) towards the final chimney 'Col Della Question'. Up on the chimney we continue shortly straight, then rapidly descend towards Susanna on our right (blue markings lead the way). A higher entrance exists but offering little reward with only 2 more obstacles won.
Tour: Jump 3m 15m 1 bolt with ring in the middle on a stuck boulder (overhang). 21m 2 bolts one with ring left, in a niche, double drop. 6m optional MC to install from 1 bolt, left, alternatively tobogan with exposed exit. 25m 2 bolts, left, one with ring, from a hanging pool, start of the vertical, U-shaped part of the canyon. 10m handline to install from 1 abalakov + 1 bolt, right, to the top of the 76m 'goulotte'. 76m 2 bolts with ring left, alternatively 2 intermediate anchors -25m (2 bolts w. ring) & -45m (2 bolts w. double ring), both left. Possible escape on the right, not verified. 20m 1 bolt with ring, in the middle. 19m 1 bolt with ring, left. 20m 1 bolt with ring, left. Downclimb little pools. 5m optional abalakov, right, alternatively downclimb. 35m 2 bolts one with ring, right, make sure to perfect the rope retrieval. 30m 2 bolts one with double ring on a ledge, low, left. 15m 1 bolt with ring, right. 20m 1 bolt with ring + 1 small abalakov, left. 20m 1 bolt + 1 abalakov, right. 10m MC, left, from 2 bolts 50-60m two 8mm bolts with ring (placed by a 2nd team) one of which is now backed up to more solid rock, however cutting edge still exists, active belaying. Emergency anchor for smaller ropes, right, at -47, one bolt, 10m. Walk + tobogan, natural anchor or abalakov optional. Possible escape right towards the trail of the approach. 40m 2 spits, left, backed up with 12mm, geyser with high flow 5m downclimb or natural anchor 20m optional abalakov, right, or downclimb, left. Exit right by the water outtake-black tube/water supply of the locals.

Ciol Susanna: Canyon End
2025-10-10: The canyon is very beautiful, well worth a visit. The description is problematic: the uphill is 2:10, the canyon is more like 5 hours. The stands are in good condition but poor. The way up is well mar...
2025-09-06: Beautiful alpine hike. We hiked it for about 2 hours, still well marked. And the canyon took us 6 hours with four people. The rope got stuck a couple of times :D. All anchor points were ok. Long and d...
2024-07-07: Wonderful alpine tour! Strenuous but well-marked access; all anchors in good condition. Safe to walk even after/when it rains.
Comment: Recommended exit right bank
Return: Exit right bank towards the trail of the approach (cairn), or continue in the main river (longer).

Vorderkaserklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-22: We had to negotiate a bit at the ticket office, as they only want to allow ACA training events into the canyon. Could be difficult in the future. Access after the gorge opens up, on a 180° hairpin ben...
2025-06-17: This time it was not so easy at the cash desk, we had to negotiate quite a bit. Great canyon, stalls ok.
2025-06-14: The entrance at the cash desk opens at 9:30 a.m. Stands all OK.
Comment: Parkplatz
Access: You can enter "Vorderkaserklamm" in the navigation system. Park at the bottom, check with the ticket office, they are very friendly, and if you ask for a final beer/snack, everyone will be happy.
Return: At the exit of the gorge you come to an open stream. There you can see the restaurant and the parking lot again.

Vorderkaserklamm: Canyon Start
2025-06-22: We had to negotiate a bit at the ticket office, as they only want to allow ACA training events into the canyon. Could be difficult in the future. Access after the gorge opens up, on a 180° hairpin ben...
2025-06-17: This time it was not so easy at the cash desk, we had to negotiate quite a bit. Great canyon, stalls ok.
2025-06-14: The entrance at the cash desk opens at 9:30 a.m. Stands all OK.
Approach: Follow the normal hiking trail in the gorge to the exit of the dark gorge. Where the canyon opens up, you can rappel from the orographic left using a single rappel, or otherwise climb over the iron and down the rock.
Tour: After the entry, there are several abseils between 10 m and 40 m. There are generally very good belays and a few small jumps. However, a little caution is required due to gravel (or chain position) and wood piles.

Vorderkaserklamm: Canyon End
2025-06-22: We had to negotiate a bit at the ticket office, as they only want to allow ACA training events into the canyon. Could be difficult in the future. Access after the gorge opens up, on a 180° hairpin ben...
2025-06-17: This time it was not so easy at the cash desk, we had to negotiate quite a bit. Great canyon, stalls ok.
2025-06-14: The entrance at the cash desk opens at 9:30 a.m. Stands all OK.
Return: At the exit of the gorge you come to an open stream. There you can see the restaurant and the parking lot again.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Canyon Start
2022-05-01: A cool rappel but rarely has water. Today after rain mega water level so it's fun.
Approach: We first follow the hiking trail down to the Ache. There we cross the suspension bridge and ascend along the well-maintained path. At the junction, we continue left until we reach the viewing platform. After another 100m, we take a poorly recognizable trail into the forest on the right until we reach the stream and the first rappel
Tour: We start with a 7m rappel (expansion bolt, left) and continue climbing down to a "steel rope bridge". After a longer and slippery downclimb, which goes under a wooden bridge of the hiking trail, we come to a rope traverse (steel, right), where there is an approx. 35m rappel (chain anchor expansion, right) at the exit. When pulling off the rappel, the rope often gets caught in a V, which is why it is worth using the chain anchor after approx. 1/3 of the rappel (chain anchor expansion, left). At the exit of the tour, you can get off at the suspension bridge at the Klobenstein bay after a short swim, or take a rafting/kayaking tour on the Ache towards Schleching.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Alternative Canyon End
2022-05-01: A cool rappel but rarely has water. Today after rain mega water level so it's fun.
Return: We follow the same hiking trail as for access to the parking lot.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Canyon End
2022-05-01: A cool rappel but rarely has water. Today after rain mega water level so it's fun.
Return: We follow the same hiking trail as for access to the parking lot.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the road between Schleching (DE) and Kössen (AT) we can park at the hiking parking lot of Klobenstein.
Return: We follow the same hiking trail as for access to the parking lot.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: On the road between Schleching (DE) and Kössen (AT) we can park at the hiking parking lot of Klobenstein.

Klobensteiner Wasserfälle: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Normally very little water, but especially during/after rain, the siphon of the spring can overflow and then suddenly a lot to very much water can be expected.

Staffenbach: Canyon Start
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok.
Approach: We head towards Haus Jägerklause and turn west onto a forest road. At the next junction, we follow the right-hand path until we reach the river bed.
Tour: This is a tour with several short rappels, as well as several small jumps and slides, especially towards the exit of the canyon. Particular attention should be paid to local residents, as there have been disputes between the landowners and the canyoning companies on site.

Staffenbach: Canyon End
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok.
Return: At the bridge, we climb orographically left out of the riverbed and follow the path until we reach the same path we took to the canyon.

Staffenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok
2021-05-31: Anchors all ok Pools for jumps and slides ok.
Access: We drive over the Staffen bridge at the mountain rescue Kössen and follow the road to the parking lot Karalm. There is a parking lot where you can buy a parking ticket.
Return: At the bridge, we climb orographically left out of the riverbed and follow the path until we reach the same path we took to the canyon.

Staffenbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Rather low water flow and easy to walk on after precipitation

Hasenauer Graben: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Everything iO, often rappel from trees necessary.
2024-10-22: Anchoring strange, once double anchor once thin tree. Superiore canyon in the off-season. 20m rappel very nice!
2024-07-13: All anchors ok, tour with great water level. New chain anchor at the first high rappel. In the first part of the canyon a lot of dead wood but not very disturbing.
Approach: We follow the hiking trail in the direction of Hasenauer Alm until we cross the stream after about 30 minutes.
Tour: This is a rappel tour in a forest canyon with many short rappels with low heights and slippery ground and some dead wood. The highlight is the last rappel with 20m and an "infinity pool" at the start and a 2m jump at the exit of the rappel.

Hasenauer Graben: Canyon End
2025-06-14: Everything iO, often rappel from trees necessary.
2024-10-22: Anchoring strange, once double anchor once thin tree. Superiore canyon in the off-season. 20m rappel very nice!
2024-07-13: All anchors ok, tour with great water level. New chain anchor at the first high rappel. In the first part of the canyon a lot of dead wood but not very disturbing.
Return: After the last rappel, we orographically climb out of the stream to the right and walk across the meadows to the Bäcken-Alm. From there, we follow the forest road to the main road, where we can already see our vehicle on the right-hand side

Hasenauer Graben: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-14: Everything iO, often rappel from trees necessary.
2024-10-22: Anchoring strange, once double anchor once thin tree. Superiore canyon in the off-season. 20m rappel very nice!
2024-07-13: All anchors ok, tour with great water level. New chain anchor at the first high rappel. In the first part of the canyon a lot of dead wood but not very disturbing.
Access: We drive from Kössen in the direction of Kirchdorf in Tirol. Approx. 100m before the Elfi Alm is the Hasenaueralm parking lot at the edge of the road, where we can park our car free of charge.
Return: After the last rappel, we orographically climb out of the stream to the right and walk across the meadows to the Bäcken-Alm. From there, we follow the forest road to the main road, where we can already see our vehicle on the right-hand side

Hasenauer Graben: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: This is a tour with a relatively low water flow, but with some tributaries, which can possibly lead to a significant rise in water levels if there is a lot of rainfall.

Schwarzlofer: Canyon Start
Approach: Either park at the exit and hike up at the beginning next to the road, or turn around.
Tour: This is a hiking canyon with some swim, jump and slide passages at low altitude. There are also 2 abseiling points of approx. 6m available The highlight is the final waterfall with possible jumps from 2m to 10m.

Schwarzlofer: Parking at Entry
Access: Between Reit im Winkl and Kössen we can either park at the exit and hike up at the beginning next to the road, or turn around. At the exit, however, space is limited as many locals come here to swim and jump.
Return: If the car is at the entry, then either get the car with the second one, or hike along the road towards Reit im Winkl. If the car is at the exit, then get out of the stream and into the car.

Schwarzlofer: Parking at Exit
Access: Between Reit im Winkl and Kössen we can either park at the exit and hike up at the beginning next to the road, or turn around. At the exit, however, space is limited as many locals come here to swim and jump.
Return: If the car is at the entry, then either get the car with the second one, or hike along the road towards Reit im Winkl. If the car is at the exit, then get out of the stream and into the car.

Schwarzlofer: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Between Reit im Winkl and Kössen we can either park at the exit and hike up at the beginning next to the road, or turn around. At the exit, however, space is limited as many locals come here to swim and jump.
Return: If the car is at the entry, then either get the car with the second one, or hike along the road towards Reit im Winkl. If the car is at the exit, then get out of the stream and into the car.

Schwarzlofer: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: High water flow, but distributed over the entire riverbed

Schwarzlofer: Canyon End

Mättli
2025-06-30: Ascent by train and then hiking trail . After crossing the Mättlibach stream, go all the way down by a field, then over the barbed wire fence into the forest and steeply down almost to the edge. Ther...
2024-10-27: D45 rather 50m D70 rather 85m one or the other anchor could be exchanged. very slippery
2024-10-27: Nice short VM tour. All anchors OK.

Chignolo: Canyon Start
Approach: Get down to the riverbed at the side of the entrance of the first gallery.
Tour: 01- C15 (1 sx) 02- C7 (ferrata) 03- C10 (ferrata)

Chignolo: Canyon End
Return: After the second canyon, the stream is visibly horizontal. Exit on the right bank just at the downstream parking lot.

Chignolo: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: coming from Varese (Via Borghi) go past the former Whirpool and turn left into Via Beut. Cross the bridge over the railway (Via Piave), make the hairpin to the left and after the bend to the right take the side street on the left (Via Piave, 44) in correspondence with the maritime pine. Continue until you reach the end of the street and park asking permission from the locals (45°50'21.5"N 8°43'59.8"E). Upstream: return to Via Borghi, turn right past the Whirpool and turn left into Via Orocco. Turn right into Via Valle Oro and park immediately on the left (45°50'34.5"N 8°44'12.1"E)
Return: After the second canyon, the stream is visibly horizontal. Exit on the right bank just at the downstream parking lot.

Chignolo: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: coming from Varese (Via Borghi) go past the former Whirpool and turn left into Via Beut. Cross the bridge over the railway (Via Piave), make the hairpin to the left and after the bend to the right take the side street on the left (Via Piave, 44) in correspondence with the maritime pine. Continue until you reach the end of the street and park asking permission from the locals (45°50'21.5"N 8°43'59.8"E). Upstream: return to Via Borghi, turn right past the Whirpool and turn left into Via Orocco. Turn right into Via Valle Oro and park immediately on the left (45°50'34.5"N 8°44'12.1"E)
Return: After the second canyon, the stream is visibly horizontal. Exit on the right bank just at the downstream parking lot.

Val Piovin: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-12: Approach on well-trodden track. From the Gobbo bridge from the clearing for three cars climb the left bank of the Settimana (cairns present and DO NOT climb up the scree) until you find the grassy tra...
2024-08-02: Still plenty water this time of year. Easy bike-ride from Claut while checking flow in nearby canyons Susanna & Nucci. The approach however is short but not easy. Read description well (avoid the scre...
Access: Park the car (or bike) at Gobo bridge.

Val Piovin: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Approach on well-trodden track. From the Gobbo bridge from the clearing for three cars climb the left bank of the Settimana (cairns present and DO NOT climb up the scree) until you find the grassy tra...
2024-08-02: Still plenty water this time of year. Easy bike-ride from Claut while checking flow in nearby canyons Susanna & Nucci. The approach however is short but not easy. Read description well (avoid the scre...
Approach: Just before Gobo bridge leaves a trail on our right (river left) which crosses the scree at first (don't climb up before having crossed the scree), then climbs faint, nearly inexistant through grass and by the end some bushes or trees, descend the side river to the confluence and start of the canyon.
Tour: Surprisingly well bolted, mostly M10 and doubled, AIC mentions 35m max but this is the total waterfall. Mid-way there is a mid-belaystation, which is more like 25m.

Burrone Giovanelli: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-06: Because it was like this last year, just again.... Unfortunately a bit short
2024-08-07: Everything still good
Access: Attention! People often steal in the parking lot. Do not leave any valuables in the car.
Return: From the basin of the last rappel, ladders of the via ferrata go steeply upwards. Do not follow these, but follow the steel cable and the clear path on the righthand side. After a few meters, cross the stream over a small bridge and continue along the path until you reach the car.

Burrone Giovanelli: Canyon Start
2025-07-06: Because it was like this last year, just again.... Unfortunately a bit short
2024-08-07: Everything still good
Approach: From the parking lot, follow trail no. 505 (keep right, otherwise take the via ferrata). Follow the path steeply upwards, secured by a steel cable, with easy climbing sections that are not difficult, up the slope until you reach the gulch. Continue a few more meters until you reach the stream. (Theoretically, you can continue up the via ferrata to get a little higher)
Tour: To reach the first belay, a rope traverse can be set up (either from the gear hooks on the ladder or from an anchor a little further ahead). After reaching the first belay, rappel after rappel without any significant running distances. The description in the AIC booklet from 2024 mentions a slide - however, all pools are currently covered with gravel.

Burrone Giovanelli: Canyon End
2025-07-06: Because it was like this last year, just again.... Unfortunately a bit short
2024-08-07: Everything still good
Return: From the basin of the last rappel, ladders of the via ferrata go steeply upwards. Do not follow these, but follow the steel cable and the clear path on the righthand side. After a few meters, cross the stream over a small bridge and continue along the path until you reach the car.

Sinigo (intermedio): Canyon Start
2025-06-20: Nice fun canyon. New anchors and diverters. Caution in the 45 mt rappel use the lowest limb to reduce rope friction (do not use the first but look about 5 mt below the first).
2024-08-09: Very beautiful. Not very slippery except for the access to the aquatic rappel of the 45m high rappel, which is very very slippery. Alternatively, this waterfall can also be walked dry on the right. Un...
2024-08-04: Beautiful canyon with good water in the wide run. It took us a long time to find the first stand. Now well described. Water level picture from the bridge at the exit
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the road for a short distance and then turn right onto the hiking trail to Cascata. Follow this until you reach the foot of the 135 m waterfall (the exit of the upper part).
Tour: Once you reach the stream, you stand on a "balcony" with a railing. To the left of the large stone is a good downclimb. Then go directly to the right and walk underneath the retaining wall until you almost reach its exit. On the left-hand side, there are climbing tracks down to a small ridge. Follow these down a few meters and downclimb again to the left - i.e. back towards the large waterfall. Here you will find a single bolt on a slab with which you can reach the belay about 15 meters ahead (do not go down to the stream - keep up - the belay is behind the small crest. In the further course of the stream, rappel in the wide terrain, a lot of time is spent looking for anchors. Alternatively, there are often trees for rappels. For a Pro Canyon equipped canyon quite poorly equipped (or we simply did not find the anchors). Be careful with the potential jumps - for us, only one pool was deep enough (there is a thick rope on the left hand side to get back up)

Sinigo (intermedio): Canyon End
2025-06-20: Nice fun canyon. New anchors and diverters. Caution in the 45 mt rappel use the lowest limb to reduce rope friction (do not use the first but look about 5 mt below the first).
2024-08-09: Very beautiful. Not very slippery except for the access to the aquatic rappel of the 45m high rappel, which is very very slippery. Alternatively, this waterfall can also be walked dry on the right. Un...
2024-08-04: Beautiful canyon with good water in the wide run. It took us a long time to find the first stand. Now well described. Water level picture from the bridge at the exit
Return: After the slide brake (concrete structure) turn right out to the car - 2 min.

Sinigo (intermedio): Parking at Exit
2025-06-20: Nice fun canyon. New anchors and diverters. Caution in the 45 mt rappel use the lowest limb to reduce rope friction (do not use the first but look about 5 mt below the first).
2024-08-09: Very beautiful. Not very slippery except for the access to the aquatic rappel of the 45m high rappel, which is very very slippery. Alternatively, this waterfall can also be walked dry on the right. Un...
2024-08-04: Beautiful canyon with good water in the wide run. It took us a long time to find the first stand. Now well described. Water level picture from the bridge at the exit
Comment: P1 - ACHTUNG - nicht am Hang parken - Steinschlag
Access: Attention! Do NOT park the car on the slope at the upper parking lot! Danger of falling rocks!
Return: After the slide brake (concrete structure) turn right out to the car - 2 min.

Sinigo (intermedio): Parking at Exit1
Access: Attention! Do NOT park the car on the slope at the upper parking lot! Danger of falling rocks!
Return: After the slide brake (concrete structure) turn right out to the car - 2 min.

Sinigo (intermedio): Parking at Entry
Access: Attention! Do NOT park the car on the slope at the upper parking lot! Danger of falling rocks!

Sinigo (inferiore): Parking at Exit
2025-08-18: Presence of strong current in pools, be careful. Long stretches of walking. Some rusty anchors. Muddy water with little flow in second part of canyon.
2024-08-09: New anchors set. Quite long runs. Individual spots nice. Water not a problem in terms of quantity but unfortunately sanded up and cloudy. Went as far as the water outlet with metal bar. Not set up bel...
Return: After the last rappel, exit at an irrigation ditch - follow the metal footbridge. Continue through a gate towards the already visible farm. Less than 100m after the farm, the descent path through the forest begins on the left and leads directly to the road where the car was parked.

Sinigo (inferiore): Canyon Start
2025-08-18: Presence of strong current in pools, be careful. Long stretches of walking. Some rusty anchors. Muddy water with little flow in second part of canyon.
2024-08-09: New anchors set. Quite long runs. Individual spots nice. Water not a problem in terms of quantity but unfortunately sanded up and cloudy. Went as far as the water outlet with metal bar. Not set up bel...
Approach: Enter the stream a little above the bridge.
Tour: Starts with a few easy/short rappels in the open streambed. This is followed by a fairly long running section. This is followed by some more short rappels until you reach the exit at the metal footbridge.

Sinigo (inferiore): Canyon End
2025-08-18: Presence of strong current in pools, be careful. Long stretches of walking. Some rusty anchors. Muddy water with little flow in second part of canyon.
2024-08-09: New anchors set. Quite long runs. Individual spots nice. Water not a problem in terms of quantity but unfortunately sanded up and cloudy. Went as far as the water outlet with metal bar. Not set up bel...
Return: After the last rappel, exit at an irrigation ditch - follow the metal footbridge. Continue through a gate towards the already visible farm. Less than 100m after the farm, the descent path through the forest begins on the left and leads directly to the road where the car was parked.

Sinigo (inferiore): Parking at Entry
Return: After the last rappel, exit at an irrigation ditch - follow the metal footbridge. Continue through a gate towards the already visible farm. Less than 100m after the farm, the descent path through the forest begins on the left and leads directly to the road where the car was parked.

Sinigo (inferiore): Parking at Entry1
Comment: ACHTUNG - nicht an der Wand parken - Steinschlaggefahr.

Sinigo (inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Notausstieg
Approach: Enter the stream a little above the bridge.

Valle del Piaget: Parking at Exit
Access: Just before the village of Mezzo-corona, park the first car near the village of Pineta.
Return: After the last abseiling point, follow the path that leads to the car in a few minutes.

Valle del Piaget: Parking at Entry
Access: Just before the village of Mezzo-corona, park the first car near the village of Pineta.
Return: After the last abseiling point, follow the path that leads to the car in a few minutes.

Valle del Piaget: Canyon Start
Approach: take the second car back to Mezzo-corona and take the cable car. Access: from the mountain station (altitude = 891 m) follow path 507 in the direction of Malga Kraun. After a little more than a kilometer you reach the entrance to Val del Piaget (wooden sign).

Val D'Ortié: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2025-08-15: We descended the beautiful Val d'Ortiè on 15 August 2025. We added bolts in the first part (1670m-1575m) in two places (fix and ring), particularly on the first narrow 30m wet waterfall where we didn'...
2025-06-28: There are definitely hooks to be drilled! Beautiful canyon and lots of entry/exit options. Water was present but never gave trouble
2025-05-25: Went in at the upper entry (highly recommended) and out at the alternative/lower entry. Had to reset 3 anchors. 2 slides possible. Water ice cold, but super water level after rainfall! There would sti...
Comment: unterer Einstieg
Access: Parking lot: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bRTvjBDiBJpEE8wa8
Return: From the bridge back to the parking lot.

Val D'Ortié: Canyon End
2025-08-15: We descended the beautiful Val d'Ortiè on 15 August 2025. We added bolts in the first part (1670m-1575m) in two places (fix and ring), particularly on the first narrow 30m wet waterfall where we didn'...
2025-06-28: There are definitely hooks to be drilled! Beautiful canyon and lots of entry/exit options. Water was present but never gave trouble
2025-05-25: Went in at the upper entry (highly recommended) and out at the alternative/lower entry. Had to reset 3 anchors. 2 slides possible. Water ice cold, but super water level after rainfall! There would sti...
Return: From the bridge back to the parking lot.

Val D'Ortié: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-15: We descended the beautiful Val d'Ortiè on 15 August 2025. We added bolts in the first part (1670m-1575m) in two places (fix and ring), particularly on the first narrow 30m wet waterfall where we didn'...
2025-06-28: There are definitely hooks to be drilled! Beautiful canyon and lots of entry/exit options. Water was present but never gave trouble
2025-05-25: Went in at the upper entry (highly recommended) and out at the alternative/lower entry. Had to reset 3 anchors. 2 slides possible. Water ice cold, but super water level after rainfall! There would sti...
Access: Parking lot: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bRTvjBDiBJpEE8wa8
Return: From the bridge back to the parking lot.

Val D'Ortié: Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Comment: mittlerer Einstieg
Access: Parking lot: https://maps.app.goo.gl/bRTvjBDiBJpEE8wa8

Val D'Ortié: Canyon Start
Comment: oberer Einstieg
Approach: Follow the forest path in a south-easterly direction to the "Stalla dei Ronche". For the upper entry, take the right-hand path at the crossroads and continue past the "Alpe Rocchetta" to the "Tamarin de Cianpestris", built in 2020. Follow the path to the left to the streambed (approx. 1680m; approx. 1.5h) For the middle entry, take the left path at the crossroads and follow it to the bridge (= exit), then continue on the orographic right side to a crossroads. Follow the right-hand path down to the stream (approx. 1580m; approx. 1h). For the lower entry, cross the bridge as for the middle entry and then follow a narrow path down to the stream at approx. 1360m.
Tour: In the upper part are the first places for downclimbing, then it goes under a natural arch, followed by beautiful waterfalls into turquoise, clear pools. A slide of approx. 3-4m (05/2025 possible), also smaller slides. A longer river walk follows between the upper and middle sections. In the middle section it becomes very incised (few escape routes!). Some downclimbs/river walks. The free-hanging, approx. 30-35m high waterfall is certainly a highlight. A description of the lower part is still missing.

Rio Salto (Breitebenerbach): Canyon Start
Approach: Access: you can enter the canyon either on foot after the bridge on the left or with a 50m rappel directly from the bridge.

Rio Salto (Breitebenerbach): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Parking exit approach: from Merano take the road towards Val Passiria/Passeiertal and reach San Leonardo/St. Leonhard via the Timmelsjochstraße / Passo Rombo. 500 meters after the village of Gomion, take the second road on the left. Follow the road to the exit and park the car at a drinks vending machine with the sign "Psairer Genussautomat" parking entry. Take the second car back to St. Leonhard / San Leonardo, at the traffic circle near the sports area take the second exit in the direction of the Bruckenwirt restaurant. Follow the road for about 5 km. There is a high bridge about 300 meters after the Breiteben restaurant. Park just before the bridge. Shuttle 9 km.
Return: Exit: before the last rappel at the mouth of the Passer stream, turn left to reach the gorge path, which can be reached in a few minutes.

Rio Salto (Breitebenerbach): Canyon End
Return: Exit: before the last rappel at the mouth of the Passer stream, turn left to reach the gorge path, which can be reached in a few minutes.

Rio Salto (Breitebenerbach): Parking at Entry
Access: Parking exit approach: from Merano take the road towards Val Passiria/Passeiertal and reach San Leonardo/St. Leonhard via the Timmelsjochstraße / Passo Rombo. 500 meters after the village of Gomion, take the second road on the left. Follow the road to the exit and park the car at a drinks vending machine with the sign "Psairer Genussautomat" parking entry. Take the second car back to St. Leonhard / San Leonardo, at the traffic circle near the sports area take the second exit in the direction of the Bruckenwirt restaurant. Follow the road for about 5 km. There is a high bridge about 300 meters after the Breiteben restaurant. Park just before the bridge. Shuttle 9 km.
Return: Exit: before the last rappel at the mouth of the Passer stream, turn left to reach the gorge path, which can be reached in a few minutes.

Fartleisbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-27: Ascended on foot in 1h on very comfortable trails (pfeifental hof, 5a, 2). Descended in 5h very calmly and in two people. (watch out for the black arrow on the guard rail for the entrance). In the mid...
Approach: Access: the entry (black arrow on the guardrail) is located about 70 m after the small parking lot at 1100m. It is highly recommended to wear a wetsuit here on the road. Descend into the canyon using a tree as an anchor (rappel of about 40 meters).
Tour: The canyon begins with a 25-minute hike to the first abseil point. A few passages of sub-horizontal pools of water in succession, don't let go of the rope until you find the next belay station! In the middle of the canyon, there is an area of large fallen trees that slows down a bit (be careful not to get the rope stuck: Intermediate belays at natural or good existing anchors ). There are often unconnected double anchors (but new - ver. J. 2024). Shortly before the bridge over the canyon (path), the character of the canyon increases, with successive hanging pools (v5 a5). This part is more frequented and better equipped with chains and handrails already installed.

Fartleisbach: Parking at Exit
2025-06-27: Ascended on foot in 1h on very comfortable trails (pfeifental hof, 5a, 2). Descended in 5h very calmly and in two people. (watch out for the black arrow on the guard rail for the entrance). In the mid...
Access: Approach parking exit: from Merano take the SS44 in the direction of San Martino in Passiria. After the village, turn right onto the bridge into the industrial estate. Immediately afterwards, take the side road on the right and drive past the "Auto Wilhelm" garage. Before the bridge that leads to "Haselstaude", keep right where you can park a car Parking entry: return to the main road and turn left. After approx. 1 km, turn left again towards Andreus Golf Lodge and continue along the road that climbs towards Pfandler Alm. At the hairpin bend at altitude 1026 (coordinates: 46.779489, 11.241726) take the road to the left and after approx. 2 minutes you will find the first parking lot in a bend to the right. A little further on there is an additional, small parking lot on the left for two cars. From the parking lot in the valley, you can hike up to the entrance of the canyon in 1 hour on easy paths. (Eishöfe, Pfeiftalhof, 5a, 2)
Return: After the last waterfall, take an obvious path on the left bank (old building), walk down the meadow, cross a bridge over the stream and reach the car on the right bank in a few minutes.

Fartleisbach: Parking at Entry
2025-06-27: Ascended on foot in 1h on very comfortable trails (pfeifental hof, 5a, 2). Descended in 5h very calmly and in two people. (watch out for the black arrow on the guard rail for the entrance). In the mid...
Comment: Platz für 2 Autos
Access: Approach parking exit: from Merano take the SS44 in the direction of San Martino in Passiria. After the village, turn right onto the bridge into the industrial estate. Immediately afterwards, take the side road on the right and drive past the "Auto Wilhelm" garage. Before the bridge that leads to "Haselstaude", keep right where you can park a car Parking entry: return to the main road and turn left. After approx. 1 km, turn left again towards Andreus Golf Lodge and continue along the road that climbs towards Pfandler Alm. At the hairpin bend at altitude 1026 (coordinates: 46.779489, 11.241726) take the road to the left and after approx. 2 minutes you will find the first parking lot in a bend to the right. A little further on there is an additional, small parking lot on the left for two cars. From the parking lot in the valley, you can hike up to the entrance of the canyon in 1 hour on easy paths. (Eishöfe, Pfeiftalhof, 5a, 2)
Return: After the last waterfall, take an obvious path on the left bank (old building), walk down the meadow, cross a bridge over the stream and reach the car on the right bank in a few minutes.

Fartleisbach: Canyon End
Comment: Links Pfad folgen
Return: After the last waterfall, take an obvious path on the left bank (old building), walk down the meadow, cross a bridge over the stream and reach the car on the right bank in a few minutes.

Lepida: Parking at Entry
2024-04-26: Water level rather low. Very sunny and beautiful tour!
Return: Follow the stream over many rock slabs and a few easy climbs. After about 20 minutes, you will see a path on the left that gains some height until it flattens out and soon joins the road.

Lepida: Canyon Start
2024-04-26: Water level rather low. Very sunny and beautiful tour!
Approach: From the parking lot, walk briefly across the stream and parallel to the watercourse across the meadow. After 5 minutes it becomes rockier and you automatically want to get to the canyon.
Tour: The first pools look jumpable. Then a higher rappel soon follows. Tourists are often encountered at the foot of the rappel. Unfortunately, anchors have been stolen here, so you have to follow the path downwards. Then you walk along the stream on path tracks and after a few minutes it becomes rockier again and the second part begins. There are some nice pools here too, until the 80 m final waterfall provides a beautiful finale.

Lepida: Canyon End
2024-04-26: Water level rather low. Very sunny and beautiful tour!
Return: Follow the stream over many rock slabs and a few easy climbs. After about 20 minutes, you will see a path on the left that gains some height until it flattens out and soon joins the road.

Lepida: Parking at Exit
Return: Follow the stream over many rock slabs and a few easy climbs. After about 20 minutes, you will see a path on the left that gains some height until it flattens out and soon joins the road.

Pikrodafne
2024-05-24: Can be easily combined with the neighboring gorge.

Staudinger Graben: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the hiking trail to the Aufinger Alm, past the barrier. After two narrow bends, we cross a cattle grid. After the gate, we follow the path branching off to the left, which we leave after the first bend downhill towards the forest. From here we look for a path straight down into the stream.
Tour: This is a tour with several rappels at low altitudes up to a maximum of 9 meters. There are also some jumps and slides in the upper part of the canyon, but these are either blocked by gravel or trees (as of August 2024). In the lower part of the canyon, you currently have to fight your way through a lot of dead wood that has fallen into the stream. It is advisable to leave the tour early via the emergency exit on the left-hand side.

Staudinger Graben: Canyon End
Return: If you choose the emergency exit option, simply follow the forest path back to the parking lot. If you go all the way to the exit, shortly after the large waterfall that flows into ours from the right, turn left and follow the hiking trail past a bench and a memorial to the road. You can either take the previously positioned vehicle to the top or walk along the road to the parking lot.

Staudinger Graben: Waypoint
Approach: We follow the hiking trail to the Aufinger Alm, past the barrier. After two narrow bends, we cross a cattle grid. After the gate, we follow the path branching off to the left, which we leave after the first bend downhill towards the forest. From here we look for a path straight down into the stream.

Staudinger Graben: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkticket ist zu lösen pro Tag für 3 Euro
Access: We drive from Walchsee or Niederndorf in the direction of Rettenschöss, past the address Schwaigs 28, 6344 Schwaigs, until we arrive at the Kitzbichl hiking parking lot. Here you have to buy a parking ticket of 3,- Euro per day (as of August 2024).
Return: If you choose the emergency exit option, simply follow the forest path back to the parking lot. If you go all the way to the exit, shortly after the large waterfall that flows into ours from the right, turn left and follow the hiking trail past a bench and a memorial to the road. You can either take the previously positioned vehicle to the top or walk along the road to the parking lot.

Staudinger Graben: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive from Walchsee or Niederndorf in the direction of Rettenschöss, past the address Schwaigs 28, 6344 Schwaigs, until we arrive at the Kitzbichl hiking parking lot. Here you have to buy a parking ticket of 3,- Euro per day (as of August 2024).
Return: If you choose the emergency exit option, simply follow the forest path back to the parking lot. If you go all the way to the exit, shortly after the large waterfall that flows into ours from the right, turn left and follow the hiking trail past a bench and a memorial to the road. You can either take the previously positioned vehicle to the top or walk along the road to the parking lot.

Staudinger Graben: Alternative Canyon End

Staudinger Graben: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Normally a tour with a rather low water flow. In the lower part of the canyon, several small canyons flow into our canyon. Most of the water is introduced by the last large waterfall, just before the exit of the tour. The catchment area cannot be determined exactly, but is estimated to be relatively large.

Val Malene: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: from the parking lot, take the path that leads down to the stream (not marked) and follow the signs towards Cima d'Asta, after about 5 minutes you will reach the first abseil point of the canyon

Val Malene: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Approach: from Camping Due Laghi, take the state road 5S47 della Valsugana in the direction of Padova and exit at Castelnuovo. Then follow the signs for Tesino - Passo Brocon. Continue on the SP 78 to Pieve Tesino until the junction for Val Malene, where you turn left near the Tamoil petrol station (which is on the left-hand side of the road). Continue for about 8.7 km, always keeping left, until you reach the parking lot of Malga Sorgazza in about 15 minutes.
Return: Exit: after the last rappel of 35 m, ascend on foot along the right bank. After about 15 minutes you hairpin bend back to the Malga Sorgazza parking lot

Souvaltos
2024-04-11: Nice individual parts, but also a lot of things you don't want!

Souvaltos: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-11: Nice individual parts, but also a lot of things you don't want!
Return: You almost rappel onto the vehicle.

Souvaltos: Parking at Entry
2024-04-11: Nice individual parts, but also a lot of things you don't want!
Return: You almost rappel onto the vehicle.

Melpeia II: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-04-28: Entry overgrown, therefore entered further down and got out before, because there are currently 2 trees directly in the spout of the last rappel.
Return: From the stream up to the forest road and left back to the car.

Melpeia II: Canyon Start
2024-04-28: Entry overgrown, therefore entered further down and got out before, because there are currently 2 trees directly in the spout of the last rappel.
Approach: The access to the coordinates mentioned is difficult to find, so we entered 2 hairpin bends further down.
Tour: Undifficult tour with quite nice rappels.

Melpeia II: Canyon End
2024-04-28: Entry overgrown, therefore entered further down and got out before, because there are currently 2 trees directly in the spout of the last rappel.
Return: From the stream up to the forest road and left back to the car.

Striftos: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-11: A playful start and a beautiful exit!

Striftos: Waypoint
2024-05-11: A playful start and a beautiful exit!
Comment: Abzweig zur Piste nach oben, nicht fahrbar
Approach: As you walk up the slope, you cross a tributary and follow a path that quickly joins a slope. Shortly afterwards, you can see tracks leading to a meadow, which you then cross. A marker points to the path down to the stream.

Striftos: Canyon Start
2024-05-11: A playful start and a beautiful exit!
Approach: As you walk up the slope, you cross a tributary and follow a path that quickly joins a slope. Shortly afterwards, you can see tracks leading to a meadow, which you then cross. A marker points to the path down to the stream.

Xiao Yao Valley: Parking at Entry
2024-08-18: 4 Days accumulated precipitation 90mm. High waterlevel. The topography is roughly the same. After Typhoon Gaemi take some time to rebuild anchors for high waterlevel. Have a lot of fun. 4 guides 2 beg...
Comment: parked on the roadside
Access: From Kaohsiung --> Pingtung 7-ELEVEN '水門' store make supplies--> continue '瑪家'Majia --> park at roadside before the little bridge at the place name sign '山谷林植物園'.
Return: Climb 3m up to the bridge. Parking will pass by Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park.

Xiao Yao Valley: Canyon Start
2024-08-18: 4 Days accumulated precipitation 90mm. High waterlevel. The topography is roughly the same. After Typhoon Gaemi take some time to rebuild anchors for high waterlevel. Have a lot of fun. 4 guides 2 beg...
Comment: Start under the bridge
Approach: Start canyoning from the bridge at the Majia GPS point. Immediately to the right next to the small bridge You can see waterfall on the roadside.This can be used to estimate the amount of water.

Xiao Yao Valley: Canyon End
2024-08-18: 4 Days accumulated precipitation 90mm. High waterlevel. The topography is roughly the same. After Typhoon Gaemi take some time to rebuild anchors for high waterlevel. Have a lot of fun. 4 guides 2 beg...
Comment: Climb the bridge to end
Return: Climb 3m up to the bridge. Parking will pass by Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park.

Xiao Yao Valley: Parking at Exit
Comment: parked on the roadside
Access: From Kaohsiung --> Pingtung 7-ELEVEN '水門' store make supplies--> continue '瑪家'Majia --> park at roadside before the little bridge at the place name sign '山谷林植物園'.
Return: Climb 3m up to the bridge. Parking will pass by Taiwan Indigenous Peoples Cultural Park.

Wushan Great Canyon: Parking at Entry
2026-01-24: Very varied tour, it looks completely different at every waterfall. Partly narrow, partly very high, and since 2025 also a rock hole with an infinity pool 110m above the ground.
Access: From Kaohsiung --> Maolin 7-ELEVEN '茂林' store make supplies--> continue '茂林'Maolin --> park at Maolin Forest Road 5.5k before the gate (not after, unless you want to end the day at the police station).
Return: climb from canyon end(alt.660m to 970m). Back to the car.

Wushan Great Canyon: Canyon Start
2026-01-24: Very varied tour, it looks completely different at every waterfall. Partly narrow, partly very high, and since 2025 also a rock hole with an infinity pool 110m above the ground.
Approach: Hiking from Maolin Forest Road 5.5k to 19k (from alt. 740m to 1900m),then go down to the valley from alt. 1900m to 1240m. Camping in the valley.
Tour: Camping at Alt.1200m 1st drop L10m Alt.1190m 2nd drop L25m Alt.1180m 3rd drop HL8m+R25m Alt.1150m 4th drop 10m Alt.1120m 5th drop R55m Alt.1100m 6th drop L60m Alt.1050m 7th drop L7m Alt.990m 8th drop AL20+10+60+55m Alt.980m 9th drop R8m Alt.840m 10th drop HL10+10m Alt.830m 11th drop L10m Alt.810m

Wushan Great Canyon: Canyon End
2026-01-24: Very varied tour, it looks completely different at every waterfall. Partly narrow, partly very high, and since 2025 also a rock hole with an infinity pool 110m above the ground.
Return: climb from canyon end(alt.660m to 970m). Back to the car.

Diakulavas Lower Sec.: Canyon Start

Diakulavas Lower Sec.: Canyon End

Diakulavas Lower Sec.: Parking Entry and Exit

Diakulavas Lower Sec.: Intermediate Canyon Exit

Madens
2021-10-02: Lots of walking passages, a lot of effort for the few rappels, but always finding pyrite, that's cool.

Bargun
2021-11-11: I really wasn't that sorry, I was pleasantly surprised that there was something like that up there.

Dragon Creek 龍溪: Canyon Start

Dragon Creek 龍溪: Overnight stay

Dragon Creek 龍溪: Canyon End

Dragon Creek 龍溪: Parking at Entry

Dragon Creek 龍溪: Parking at Exit

Mühlbach: Canyon Start1
2025-07-04: I strongly recommend taking a drill with you. Several "jumps" are 10cm deep due to gravel, and there are no belays! You often have to do some really sketchy downclimbs or jumps, sometimes with a lot o...
2025-06-19: Quite a tick-rich access, 2-3 beautiful rappels, sparsely equipped, have added an anchor, quite a lot of wood and claustrophobic. More for collectors
Comment: kurz oberhalb von die Mündung von seitenbach (rechte ufe)
Approach: From the Stoissengraben parking lot, follow the cycle path for about 200 meters in the direction of Weißbach. Cross the B311 and follow the forest path that starts in front of the Stoissenbauern. After crossing the Mühlbach stream, the path begins on the left bank (orographic north). Caution: After about 900 meters, at the last hairpin bend and a crossroads, do not follow the better developed path that leads north, but keep left. Follow the path further up to about 1050 meters and enter above the confluence of the main tributary (orographic southwest).
Tour: The Mühlbach was used for the first time at the exit of August 2024 as part of a canyoning rescue exercise. The canyon has more than 20 steps/waterfalls. About 14 single hooks were installed and some tree slings, but a few small waterfalls were bypassed or double rappelled (two steps from a stand). It is therefore necessary to bring additional equipment! This is a beautiful abseil gorge that is almost uninterrupted. It is very scenic. There are a few small slides, but there is no big highlight. Nevertheless, the tour is definitely worthwhile. The canyon was filled with boulders, but under different conditions there might be several pools where you could jump or slide.

Mühlbach: Canyon End1
2025-07-04: I strongly recommend taking a drill with you. Several "jumps" are 10cm deep due to gravel, and there are no belays! You often have to do some really sketchy downclimbs or jumps, sometimes with a lot o...
2025-06-19: Quite a tick-rich access, 2-3 beautiful rappels, sparsely equipped, have added an anchor, quite a lot of wood and claustrophobic. More for collectors
Return: After the last waterfall, walk along the streambed for about 5 minutes until you reach a forest path on the right bank. Then walk back the same way as the ascent.

Mühlbach: Parking Entry and Exit1
2025-07-04: I strongly recommend taking a drill with you. Several "jumps" are 10cm deep due to gravel, and there are no belays! You often have to do some really sketchy downclimbs or jumps, sometimes with a lot o...
2025-06-19: Quite a tick-rich access, 2-3 beautiful rappels, sparsely equipped, have added an anchor, quite a lot of wood and claustrophobic. More for collectors
Access: From Weißenbach on the B311 (Pinzgauer Str.) in the direction of Saalfelden. Pass Hotel Brandlhof and after approx. 2 km turn left to the Stoissengraben parking lot.
Return: After the last waterfall, walk along the streambed for about 5 minutes until you reach a forest path on the right bank. Then walk back the same way as the ascent.

Mühlbach: Waypoint
Comment: Abzweig
Approach: From the Stoissengraben parking lot, follow the cycle path for about 200 meters in the direction of Weißbach. Cross the B311 and follow the forest path that starts in front of the Stoissenbauern. After crossing the Mühlbach stream, the path begins on the left bank (orographic north). Caution: After about 900 meters, at the last hairpin bend and a crossroads, do not follow the better developed path that leads north, but keep left. Follow the path further up to about 1050 meters and enter above the confluence of the main tributary (orographic southwest).

Angerschlucht: Canyon Start
Approach: You can either start from the parking exit or from the Angertal parking lot in the direction of Hartl. Above Hof there is a small path that leads to a pasture. Afterwards, the trail leads cross-country through the forest in a northerly to north-easterly direction
Tour: You start with a walking passage through difficult terrain (slippery, block climbing, lots of trees) to reach the first abseil points. This is followed by three beautiful rappels, all of which are shorter than 20 meters. On the last rappel, you can ideally slide down on the left side into a very deep pool. This is followed by another arduous walking passage to the next steeper part. This begins with a jump or a slide or rappel (a saw is recommended to clear the slide of obstacles). This is followed by another 4-5 rappels. The first complete ascent took place in 2021, and there have been no known repeats since. In any case, you should take sufficient equipment with you. Unfortunately, I no longer know the exact lengths of the abseils, but I estimate the longest abseil to be around 25 to 35 meters. I therefore recommend taking two ropes with a length of 40 meters.

Angerschlucht: Canyon End
Return: Get out on the right and walk a few meters across a private property to the car.

Angerschlucht: Parking at Exit
Access: From Hofgastein drive in the direction of Bad Gastein. After the traffic circle 'Bad Hofgastein Süd' turn right at 'Café Schneidiges' and continue in the direction of Hartl. Shortly before the first hairpin bends there is the possibility to park 1-2 vehicles at the roadside. Alternatively, you can take a second vehicle to the Angertal lift station and start from there.
Return: Get out on the right and walk a few meters across a private property to the car.

Angerschlucht: Parking at Entry
Access: From Hofgastein drive in the direction of Bad Gastein. After the traffic circle 'Bad Hofgastein Süd' turn right at 'Café Schneidiges' and continue in the direction of Hartl. Shortly before the first hairpin bends there is the possibility to park 1-2 vehicles at the roadside. Alternatively, you can take a second vehicle to the Angertal lift station and start from there.
Return: Get out on the right and walk a few meters across a private property to the car.

Yila: Parking at Entry

Yila: Canyon Start

Yila: Canyon End

Yila: Parking at Exit

Gaopo Creek Goat 高坡溪: Canyon Start
2025-05-12: Lots of water beautiful short canyon, try not to get caught by locals

Gaopo Creek Goat 高坡溪: Canyon End
2025-05-12: Lots of water beautiful short canyon, try not to get caught by locals

Antlers creek 鹿角溪

Antlers creek 鹿角溪: Parking Entry and Exit

Castellera: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-18: Just enough to cool off on a summer evening. Double anchors with lanyard and quick link.

Castellera: Canyon Start
2024-07-18: Just enough to cool off on a summer evening. Double anchors with lanyard and quick link.

Castellera: Canyon End
2024-07-18: Just enough to cool off on a summer evening. Double anchors with lanyard and quick link.

Viaschina Rattaiola: Parking Entry and Exit
2021-06-20: Flow normal, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Merigetto+Piancarossa confluence. There are still many downclimbs and the anchor points ar...
Access: From the village of Curiglia, continue towards Ponte di Piero and park in the large parking area in front of the cable car to Monteviasco (46°04'22.8"N 08°48'55.8"E).
Return: The final abseil is located just below the trail bridge. Once at the Giona River, exit on the right bank and return towards the bridge and the cars. About 2 minutes for 15 m elevation gain.

Viaschina Rattaiola: Canyon Start
2021-06-20: Flow normal, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Merigetto+Piancarossa confluence. There are still many downclimbs and the anchor points ar...
Approach: With cable car: from the parking area, take the cable car up to the village of Monteviasco. Walk down into the village and cross it eastwards to take the path towards Alpe Cortetti and Viasco. The trail, initially uphill and then more level, leads progressively deeper into the Viaschina valley. After passing Alpe Polusa, the Merigetto tributary (two branches) is encountered, followed by the Piancarossa tributary. After passing Alpe Cortetti, descend into Val Rattaiola; the branch described here is the second one encountered (46°03'33.8"N 8°50'24.7"E). About 1h 30’ for 150 m elevation gain. Without cable car: from the parking area, cross the bridge over the Viaschina Torrent (the final abseils are clearly visible) and at the junction take the right fork following the signs for Monteviasco. The ancient mule track, with its 1,442 stone steps, leads up to the village. Once in Monteviasco, cross the village and follow the cable car approach to reach the stream. About 2h 30’ for 540 m elevation gain. With shuttle: return with a car to Curiglia (2 km) and park in the village (46°03'41.7"N 8°48'16.4"E). From here, on foot, take the paved road that climbs to Viasco. Once at the alpine pasture, continue on the same road, now unpaved and more level, until reaching the Rattaiola Torrent. About 1h 30’ for 300 m elevation gain.

Viaschina Rattaiola: Canyon End
2021-06-20: Flow normal, check carefully the flow at the end bridge taking into consideration that the flow doubles after Merigetto+Piancarossa confluence. There are still many downclimbs and the anchor points ar...

Sambarsciolo: Parking at Entry
Return: Continue with Vira

Sambarsciolo: Canyon Start

Sambarsciolo: Canyon End
Return: Continue with Vira

Sambarsciolo: Parking at Exit
Return: Continue with Vira

Sambarsciolo: Alternative Canyon End

Cugnolo corto: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-16: Opening of the creek
Access: Just outside the village of Cozzo (Val Colla), it is possible to park in a small lot right next to the stream (46°05'48.15"N 09°03'50.07"E).
Return: Upon reaching the confluence at 1135 m, look for traces on the right bank that allow you to climb back to the access trail and return quickly to the cars. About 15 minutes, 50 m ascent and 160 m descent.

Cugnolo corto: Canyon Start
2024-06-16: Opening of the creek
Approach: From the parking lot, head towards the village along the paved road and locate, among the first houses on the right, the trail to Mount Gazzirola. The trail climbs steeply up to Alpe Cucchetto. After the last hut, at around 1280 m, spot on the right the trace of an old path that first ascends through the forest and then enters the valley (not to be confused with the trail that crosses the valley on flat ground through a meadow). After passing a hunting hide and a first stream, the trail ends at a viewpoint on sheer rocks above Cugnolo Corto. Before reaching the viewpoint, climb along animal tracks in the forest to reach the ridge. Following animal tracks, enter the valley with a gentle ascent until reaching the stream at 1400 m, at the confluence of Cugnolo Corto and Torrente Lavinelli (46°06'14"N 09°04'06.79"E). About 1 h 30 min for 400 m of elevation gain.

Cugnolo corto: Canyon End
2024-06-16: Opening of the creek
Return: Upon reaching the confluence at 1135 m, look for traces on the right bank that allow you to climb back to the access trail and return quickly to the cars. About 15 minutes, 50 m ascent and 160 m descent.

Duragno: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: reach the bridge over the stream on Via Loreto in Mezzovico-Vira. In front of the elementary school (Via Squardìn) there are some parking spots reserved for teachers, which can be used when the school is closed (46°05'32.3"N 8°55'05.2"E). Upstream: from the school parking, head south, turn right onto Via Morengo, then right again onto Via Ai Ronchi. The road ascends with several switchbacks; follow it to the end and park in the large parking area (46°05'20.8"N 8°54'25"E). At the cable car: return to the main road and head north towards Rivera. Park in front of the Monte Tamaro cable car, in the large Splash and Spa Tamaro parking area (5 CHF/day) (46°07'34.7"N 8°55'11.5"E).
Return: Immediately after the last rappel, an aqueduct can be seen on the right bank near a resurgence/tributary. On the left bank, there is the access trail to the aqueduct, which can be used to exit the valley and return to the vehicles. A steel cable assists progression on the more exposed sections. Approximately 30 minutes for 250 m of descent (D-).

Duragno: Canyon Start
Approach: By cable car: from the Monte Tamaro cable car arrival at Alpe Foppa, take the trail south towards Alpe Duragno. The trail initially loses elevation to cross a small valley, then climbs over a ridge entering the Duragno basin. At Alpe Duragno, briefly follow the trail descending along the valley; when it crosses the stream at 1420 m, enter the side valley. The first waterfall is encountered shortly after (46°06'12"N 8°53'47.4"E). Approx. 50 minutes, +80 m elevation gain. With shuttle: take the uphill trail from the upper parking. At the first junction, keep right towards Alpe Uggi. Continue north until reaching the Duragno stream bridge, cross it, and at subsequent junctions keep left following signs to Alpe Duragno. When the trail crosses the stream again at 1420 m, enter the side valley. Approx. 2h, +660 m elevation gain. Without shuttle: from the school parking, head south, turn right onto Via Morengo, ignore Via Ai Ronchi, and turn right shortly after. Take the trail that initially cuts across the switchbacks of the paved road, then climbs steeply to Alpe Tortoi. Just above Alpe Tortoi, reach the Duragno stream bridge, then follow signs to Alpe Duragno as described in the shuttle approach. Approx. 3h, +1000 m elevation gain.

Duragno: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the last rappel, an aqueduct can be seen on the right bank near a resurgence/tributary. On the left bank, there is the access trail to the aqueduct, which can be used to exit the valley and return to the vehicles. A steel cable assists progression on the more exposed sections. Approximately 30 minutes for 250 m of descent (D-).

Duragno: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the last rappel, an aqueduct can be seen on the right bank near a resurgence/tributary. On the left bank, there is the access trail to the aqueduct, which can be used to exit the valley and return to the vehicles. A steel cable assists progression on the more exposed sections. Approximately 30 minutes for 250 m of descent (D-).

Duragno: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Downstream: reach the bridge over the stream on Via Loreto in Mezzovico-Vira. In front of the elementary school (Via Squardìn) there are some parking spots reserved for teachers, which can be used when the school is closed (46°05'32.3"N 8°55'05.2"E). Upstream: from the school parking, head south, turn right onto Via Morengo, then right again onto Via Ai Ronchi. The road ascends with several switchbacks; follow it to the end and park in the large parking area (46°05'20.8"N 8°54'25"E). At the cable car: return to the main road and head north towards Rivera. Park in front of the Monte Tamaro cable car, in the large Splash and Spa Tamaro parking area (5 CHF/day) (46°07'34.7"N 8°55'11.5"E).

Duragno: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: reach the bridge over the stream on Via Loreto in Mezzovico-Vira. In front of the elementary school (Via Squardìn) there are some parking spots reserved for teachers, which can be used when the school is closed (46°05'32.3"N 8°55'05.2"E). Upstream: from the school parking, head south, turn right onto Via Morengo, then right again onto Via Ai Ronchi. The road ascends with several switchbacks; follow it to the end and park in the large parking area (46°05'20.8"N 8°54'25"E). At the cable car: return to the main road and head north towards Rivera. Park in front of the Monte Tamaro cable car, in the large Splash and Spa Tamaro parking area (5 CHF/day) (46°07'34.7"N 8°55'11.5"E).

Schellibach: Canyon Start

Schellibach: Canyon End

Rio Marodia (superiore): Parking at Exit
2024-07-09: We entered quite high (around 1800masl) to descend on scree at first. Possibly a faster access to the good part exists on the orographic right bank, but according to one of our team members this trail...
Comment: Parkbucht neben Straße
Access: Parking exit: From Ampezzo via Forno di sotto on the SS52 to the high bridge over the Rio Marodia. Parking for 5 cars on the left-hand side. Parking entry: approx. 2km in the direction of Forno di sotto as far as a small saddle near the Sant'Antonio chapel. Turn left onto the asphalt road and keep left over a bridge to a parking area at the exit of the road. Alternatively, you can follow the asphalt road to the right towards Fienili Chiampì and park at the junction of the road towards Fienili Preson, which is closed to public traffic but easy to drive on.
Return: Orographically left up over the gravel slope, then at the top a path crosses out which soon reaches a very clear path, here do not go down the steps on the right (access to the lower part) but stay left on the crossing path and descend comfortably to the parking lot, partly secured with wire ropes.

Rio Marodia (superiore): Canyon Start
2024-07-09: We entered quite high (around 1800masl) to descend on scree at first. Possibly a faster access to the good part exists on the orographic right bank, but according to one of our team members this trail...
Approach: Follow the CAI 212 hiking trail for just under 1000m to the Forcella Rancolin (1874m). At the saddle, descend immediately into the valley of the Rio Marodia, there are only a few markers left of the path marked on the tabacco map, it first descends across meadows to the beginning of a dry streambed, then from 1700m down a small channel over easy boulders. The path crosses to the right at 1576 above the first higher waterfall (Latschengasse). This path would actually be a good approach option, but the Vaia storm of 2018 left enormous wind damage in the area west of the canyon, which has not yet been cleared up. An attempted ascent in 2021 exited there at 1400m in tree chaos. Climb around the first waterfall on the left behind boulders, the following approx. 60m high sloping waterfall can be rappelled from the right over mountain pines, or climbed around on the left over gravel. At the bottom, descend briefly in the gravel bed before the stream meets bedrock.
Tour: The stream quickly cuts into a gorge of about 10m depth in the bedrock, many pools and many small rappels which can sometimes be slid or jumped (7m max.). The flow is constantly increasing due to the many springs. We have set some anchors, but several passages have to be downclimbed or rappelled from natural fixed points. Some rappels go over several pools, make sure you can reach the next anchor before the rope retrival. The canyon then opens up briefly, via small slides to a 16m step and then to a 25m waterfall, where you can also jump 10m from a small platform on the left. From here in a gorge up to 30m deep with beautiful passages, which unfortunately is currently garnished with some trees. After the gorge, downclimb until an 18m rappel marks the exit of the canyon. Short downclimb to an artificial step.

Rio Marodia (superiore): Canyon End
2024-07-09: We entered quite high (around 1800masl) to descend on scree at first. Possibly a faster access to the good part exists on the orographic right bank, but according to one of our team members this trail...
Comment: Vor künstlicher Stufe
Return: Orographically left up over the gravel slope, then at the top a path crosses out which soon reaches a very clear path, here do not go down the steps on the right (access to the lower part) but stay left on the crossing path and descend comfortably to the parking lot, partly secured with wire ropes.

Rio Marodia (superiore): Parking at Entry
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg über Weg CAI 212
Access: Parking exit: From Ampezzo via Forno di sotto on the SS52 to the high bridge over the Rio Marodia. Parking for 5 cars on the left-hand side. Parking entry: approx. 2km in the direction of Forno di sotto as far as a small saddle near the Sant'Antonio chapel. Turn left onto the asphalt road and keep left over a bridge to a parking area at the exit of the road. Alternatively, you can follow the asphalt road to the right towards Fienili Chiampì and park at the junction of the road towards Fienili Preson, which is closed to public traffic but easy to drive on.
Return: Orographically left up over the gravel slope, then at the top a path crosses out which soon reaches a very clear path, here do not go down the steps on the right (access to the lower part) but stay left on the crossing path and descend comfortably to the parking lot, partly secured with wire ropes.

Murante: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: from Porto Ceresio, follow provincial road 61 (Via Casamora) towards Brusimpiano. After a slight uphill, you cross a small bridge; here you can see the stream exit on the left (45.914007°N 8.897893°E, assess the flow), while the Bellevue Park entrance is on the right. Continue on the provincial road for another 500 meters and park on the right near a sharp left curve (45.91865°N 8.899204°E). Upstream: following Provincial Road 29 towards Alpe Tedesco, near the hamlet of Borgnana, park at the municipal sports field “R. Morini,” in the spaces in front of the tennis court (45.910667°N 8.888551°E).
Return: Upon reaching the bridge carrying the provincial road, exit the stream on the left bank and proceed single-file along the road until you reach the car park.

Murante: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: from Porto Ceresio, follow provincial road 61 (Via Casamora) towards Brusimpiano. After a slight uphill, you cross a small bridge; here you can see the stream exit on the left (45.914007°N 8.897893°E, assess the flow), while the Bellevue Park entrance is on the right. Continue on the provincial road for another 500 meters and park on the right near a sharp left curve (45.91865°N 8.899204°E). Upstream: following Provincial Road 29 towards Alpe Tedesco, near the hamlet of Borgnana, park at the municipal sports field “R. Morini,” in the spaces in front of the tennis court (45.910667°N 8.888551°E).
Return: Upon reaching the bridge carrying the provincial road, exit the stream on the left bank and proceed single-file along the road until you reach the car park.

Murante: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the sports field parking, head towards the roundabout; 20 meters before it, take the road on the right that enters the adjacent forest (see photo below). Follow it for 80 meters until you catch sight of the river on your left (45.911403°N 8.889745°E). Without shuttle: from Porto Ceresio, at Via Cantine near the bus stop, starts itinerary 3 of the Cadorna line, “Sentiero della Pace,” also indicated as a variant of trail 3V from Porto Ceresio to Sette Termini. Follow this very scenic route until you reach the forest road mentioned above; you will find the river on your right.

Murante: Canyon End
Return: Upon reaching the bridge carrying the provincial road, exit the stream on the left bank and proceed single-file along the road until you reach the car park.

Monte: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: coming from Cremenaga towards Luino, pass through a tunnel and shortly after turn left towards Biviglione. Park in the first small clearings on the right just after the turn (45°59'20.7"N 8°47'04.3"E). Upstream: few parking spots in the center of Biviglione village (Via Biviglione) (45°59'19.5"N 8°46'45"E). It is also possible to park right at the canyon entrance; however, the road is currently closed to traffic and partially overgrown (45°59'11.3"N 8°47'03.3"E).
Return: After the last vertical, exit on the left bank to reach a trail that runs along the left side of the stream. After fording a small tributary, it is possible to climb up to the paved road, right at the downstream parking area. Approximately 5 min, 20 m D-.

Monte: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the village of Biviglione, continue briefly on the paved road towards Montegrino Valtravaglia until you reach the old road to Cremenaga on the left. Follow the road to Cremenaga up to the bridge over the stream; the first part of the canyon is clearly visible from the bridge. To enter, go back a few meters, take the forest road on the left, and enter the water where it fords the stream (45°59'10"N 8°47'03.1"E). Approximately 15 min, 40 m D+. Without shuttle: from the downstream parking, it is possible to climb to Biviglione along the paved road or cut directly through the forest (steep but faster). For the latter option, take the trail coming from the stream, follow its left bank for a while until you spot a prominent ridge. A path allows you to ascend this steep ridge and reach the road to Cremenaga, right near the canyon entrance. Approximately 20 min, 120 m D+.

Monte: Canyon End
Return: After the last vertical, exit on the left bank to reach a trail that runs along the left side of the stream. After fording a small tributary, it is possible to climb up to the paved road, right at the downstream parking area. Approximately 5 min, 20 m D-.

Monte: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: coming from Cremenaga towards Luino, pass through a tunnel and shortly after turn left towards Biviglione. Park in the first small clearings on the right just after the turn (45°59'20.7"N 8°47'04.3"E). Upstream: few parking spots in the center of Biviglione village (Via Biviglione) (45°59'19.5"N 8°46'45"E). It is also possible to park right at the canyon entrance; however, the road is currently closed to traffic and partially overgrown (45°59'11.3"N 8°47'03.3"E).
Return: After the last vertical, exit on the left bank to reach a trail that runs along the left side of the stream. After fording a small tributary, it is possible to climb up to the paved road, right at the downstream parking area. Approximately 5 min, 20 m D-.

Marianna: Parking at Entry
2025-08-19: There are no anchors and very few rappel, but the environment and the river are worth a visit, allowing many jumps into beautiful pools. Unfortunately, the last pool before the exit path is blocked by...
Access: Downstream: in Casalzuigno you can park in Via Arcumeggia, in a large parking lot after the bridge on the left, right next to the stream (45°54'33.8"N 8°43'06.2"E). Upstream: in Arcumeggia, park in the large square next to the Church of Sant’Ambrogio, along Provincial Road 7 (45°55'02.7"N 8°42'53.3"E).
Return: after the last jump (4-5 meters), continue along the riverbed until you can see the cars, or exit on the left at a meadow and walk back to the cars along the paved road. 5 min; 20 m D-.

Marianna: Parking at Exit
2025-08-19: There are no anchors and very few rappel, but the environment and the river are worth a visit, allowing many jumps into beautiful pools. Unfortunately, the last pool before the exit path is blocked by...
Access: Downstream: in Casalzuigno you can park in Via Arcumeggia, in a large parking lot after the bridge on the left, right next to the stream (45°54'33.8"N 8°43'06.2"E). Upstream: in Arcumeggia, park in the large square next to the Church of Sant’Ambrogio, along Provincial Road 7 (45°55'02.7"N 8°42'53.3"E).
Return: after the last jump (4-5 meters), continue along the riverbed until you can see the cars, or exit on the left at a meadow and walk back to the cars along the paved road. 5 min; 20 m D-.

Marianna: Canyon Start
2025-08-19: There are no anchors and very few rappel, but the environment and the river are worth a visit, allowing many jumps into beautiful pools. Unfortunately, the last pool before the exit path is blocked by...
Approach: With shuttle: from the Arcumeggia parking area, take the path between the church and the cemetery (a bit overgrown in the first few meters), which descends directly to the stream, reaching a decaying bridge in about 5 minutes (45°55'06.5"N 8°42'48.6"E), 40 m D-. Without shuttle: trail on the right bank to be checked.
Tour: 01- C8 (nat dx) 02- C22 (nat sx) 03- C15 (nat dx)

Marianna: Canyon End
Return: after the last jump (4-5 meters), continue along the riverbed until you can see the cars, or exit on the left at a meadow and walk back to the cars along the paved road. 5 min; 20 m D-.

Marianna: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from the Arcumeggia parking area, take the path between the church and the cemetery (a bit overgrown in the first few meters), which descends directly to the stream, reaching a decaying bridge in about 5 minutes (45°55'06.5"N 8°42'48.6"E), 40 m D-. Without shuttle: trail on the right bank to be checked.
Tour: 01- C8 (nat dx) 02- C22 (nat sx) 03- C15 (nat dx)

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk along the forest road in the direction of Kössen until after approx. 1.3km a hiking trail on the left leads towards the mountain. We follow this along the Kalkgraben, which runs past on the right-hand side of the path. When the path exits at a stream (emergency exit of our tour), we cross it and follow the serpentine trail until we reach the stream again. When we reach the wooden ladder by the stream, we are in the right place and can climb in. The tour is only makeshift! It is therefore best to take a drill with you and you may have to do some rappels over trees.
Tour: This is a rather dry, not very deep tour, which only carries water at certain times after heavy rain. The highlight of the tour are two consecutive rappels, each with a larger grotto/cave, where free-hanging rappels are used.

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Canyon End
Return: The tour exits directly at the forest road next to the Tiroler Ache/Großache. We follow this road to the right for approx. 1.3 km until we reach the parking lot

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Alternative Canyon End
Return: The tour exits directly at the forest road next to the Tiroler Ache/Großache. We follow this road to the right for approx. 1.3 km until we reach the parking lot

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: This stream usually carries little water. Particularly worthwhile after rainfall, when many other tours carry too much water.

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Waterlevel Checkpoint1
Hydrology: This stream usually carries little water. Particularly worthwhile after rainfall, when many other tours carry too much water.

Hager-Doppelgrotte: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We drive from Kössen in the direction of St. Johann in Tirol on the Erpfendorfer Landstraße (L39) until the road crosses the Tiroler Ache/Großache. We can park our car in the parking lot right by the bridge.
Return: The tour exits directly at the forest road next to the Tiroler Ache/Großache. We follow this road to the right for approx. 1.3 km until we reach the parking lot

Meri: Canyon Start

Meri: Canyon End

Re di Tredenus: Canyon Start
Approach: • With shuttle: from the parking lot, continue on Via Bertolotti to the bridge over the stream, where it is possible to enter the water near the climbing crag (5 min). Continue walking in the streambed for about 1 h (approximately 1 km and 160 m descent) until reaching the first obvious vertical drop (fixed anchor on the left) and the start of the interesting section (46°01'37.3"N 10°21'56.4"E). • Without shuttle: from the lower parking lot, continue briefly south on the paved road until you reach the trail ascending to Cimbergo. Climb the trail for about 300 m of ascent until reaching the paved road. Follow the road to the village of Cimbergo, cross it, and continue towards Paspardo until reaching the bridge over the stream. From here, continue in the streambed to the first vertical drop. Approximately 2 h 30 min for 570 m ascent and 160 m descent.

Re di Tredenus: Canyon End
Return: • The recommended exit is after rappel #18: climb the scree on the left bank until you find the trail to the 'Eco Mostro' crag, marked with red and yellow blazes (about 30 m ascent). Following the trail to the right, climb a ridge and then descend to Capo di Ponte, emerging right near the small church where the car was left (15 minutes; 100 m descent). • Alternatively, continue through the boulder chaos in the stream to the bridge at 430 m (D5; D2; C25; D50; C8; D8; boulder chaos 300 m), where it is then possible to exit and return to the cars in 1 minute (30 min from rappel #18). However, this option is not recommended, as it is just a long scramble over rocks that adds nothing to the beautiful upper section.

Re di Tredenus: Parking at Entry
Access: Downstream: in Capo di Ponte, you can park near the Church of the Saints on Via Limit (46°01'57.8"N 10°21'11.1"E or 46°01'55.5"N 10°21'10.7"E). Upstream: in Paspardo, there is a parking area just outside the village heading towards Cimbergo, on Via Bertolotti (46°01'45.5"N 10°22'22.4"E).
Return: • The recommended exit is after rappel #18: climb the scree on the left bank until you find the trail to the 'Eco Mostro' crag, marked with red and yellow blazes (about 30 m ascent). Following the trail to the right, climb a ridge and then descend to Capo di Ponte, emerging right near the small church where the car was left (15 minutes; 100 m descent). • Alternatively, continue through the boulder chaos in the stream to the bridge at 430 m (D5; D2; C25; D50; C8; D8; boulder chaos 300 m), where it is then possible to exit and return to the cars in 1 minute (30 min from rappel #18). However, this option is not recommended, as it is just a long scramble over rocks that adds nothing to the beautiful upper section.

Re di Tredenus: Parking at Exit
Access: Downstream: in Capo di Ponte, you can park near the Church of the Saints on Via Limit (46°01'57.8"N 10°21'11.1"E or 46°01'55.5"N 10°21'10.7"E). Upstream: in Paspardo, there is a parking area just outside the village heading towards Cimbergo, on Via Bertolotti (46°01'45.5"N 10°22'22.4"E).
Return: • The recommended exit is after rappel #18: climb the scree on the left bank until you find the trail to the 'Eco Mostro' crag, marked with red and yellow blazes (about 30 m ascent). Following the trail to the right, climb a ridge and then descend to Capo di Ponte, emerging right near the small church where the car was left (15 minutes; 100 m descent). • Alternatively, continue through the boulder chaos in the stream to the bridge at 430 m (D5; D2; C25; D50; C8; D8; boulder chaos 300 m), where it is then possible to exit and return to the cars in 1 minute (30 min from rappel #18). However, this option is not recommended, as it is just a long scramble over rocks that adds nothing to the beautiful upper section.

Re di Tredenus: Alternative Canyon End

Valtorta: Canyon Start
Approach: • With shuttle: from the parking lot at Forno di Loveno (1170 m), descend among the huts to the Allione River, cross the bridge, and take the trail that descends along the river. After several ups and downs, the trail begins to climb until it crosses the Torrente Val Torta at about 1280 m (cairn), just before Malga Jai (46°03'36.07"N 10°15'53.06"E). The first waterfall of the route is just below. About 40 minutes (120 m ascent). • Without shuttle: continue along the paved road to Forno di Loveno. About 30 minutes for 140 m ascent (2 km).
Tour: 01- C15 (1 fix sx) 02- C8 (nat sx) 03- C10 (nat dx) 04- C20 (1 fix sx) 05- C15 (nat sx) 06- C35 (MC nat + 2 fix sx) 07- C 15 (nat sx) 08- C 20 (2 fix dx) 09- C 20 (2 fix dx) 10- C5 (nat sx: lama di roccia) 11- C4 (nat sx: sasso) 12- C 20 (nat sx)

Valtorta: Canyon End
Return: Upon reaching the Allione River, climb the opposite bank via steep slopes, reaching directly the fork to Loveno and the lower parking lot (20 minutes). About 100 meters of elevation gain.

Valtorta: Parking at Exit
Access: • Downstream: just before the fork to Loveno (SP195 coming from Paisco), at a small chapel (46°03'56.5"N 10°15'49.8"E). • Upstream: with the other car, you can drive a couple of kilometers towards Passo del Vivione to the locality of Forno di Loveno, where there is a large parking area on the left (46°03'29.3"N 10°14'37.8"E).
Return: Upon reaching the Allione River, climb the opposite bank via steep slopes, reaching directly the fork to Loveno and the lower parking lot (20 minutes). About 100 meters of elevation gain.

Valtorta: Parking at Entry
Access: • Downstream: just before the fork to Loveno (SP195 coming from Paisco), at a small chapel (46°03'56.5"N 10°15'49.8"E). • Upstream: with the other car, you can drive a couple of kilometers towards Passo del Vivione to the locality of Forno di Loveno, where there is a large parking area on the left (46°03'29.3"N 10°14'37.8"E).
Return: Upon reaching the Allione River, climb the opposite bank via steep slopes, reaching directly the fork to Loveno and the lower parking lot (20 minutes). About 100 meters of elevation gain.

Valù: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot near the stream, go back along the paved road for about 1 km. Just before crossing the Valle di Os, a dirt road branches off to the right leading to Alpe Maè. At the alpe, keep to the right and enter the forest, ascending straight on trail traces until reaching a grassy area and then a flat trail. Follow the trail to the right, crossing several small valleys. At a fork near a charcoal kiln, take the lower trace, which will soon lead to the pine forest felled by Storm Vaia in 2018. Armed with a saw and patience, find a way through the maze of logs, continuing on flat ground until reaching the stream. Once in the streambed, follow the stream until the first rappel, equipped with a ring on the right (46°05'49.6"N 10°25'49.1"E). About 1 h 30 min for 300 m ascent.

Valù: Canyon End
Return: From the last vertical drops, the road and parking lot are already visible; it is enough to descend a couple of artificial steps to reach them (1 minute).

Valù: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: The best place to park is at the parking lot near the stream (46°05'38.6"N 10°25'48.4"E), just before Fabrezza coming from Saviore. Alternatively, it is possible to park where the access road to Alpe Maè begins (46°05'27.1"N 10°25'17"E), or use a shuttle between the two parking spots (1 km).
Return: From the last vertical drops, the road and parking lot are already visible; it is enough to descend a couple of artificial steps to reach them (1 minute).

Vivione: Canyon Start
Approach: • With shuttle: from the upper parking lot, continue briefly on the paved road to find a convenient point to descend to the stream (46°02'43.8"N 10°13'34.8"E). 1 minute. • Without shuttle: without a shuttle, you need to climb the paved road up to the upper parking lot; 270 m ascent.

Vivione: Canyon End
Return: Upon reaching the intake (46°02'31.3"N 10°13'19.3"E), follow the easy service road to the main road and the cars. Be careful at the Allione intake not to end up inside the ENEL enclosure. About 10–15 minutes; 20 m descent.

Vivione: Parking at Exit
Access: • Downstream: coming from Paisco, follow SP294 towards Passo del Vivione; after two wide hairpins, a small clearing on the left allows parking near an old ENEL building, just before the bridge over the Allione River; around 1400 m (46°02'58.3"N 10°13'28.7"E). • Upstream: with the second car, continue towards the pass up to about 1670 m, where just before a sign reading 'Danger: free-roaming livestock' you can park in a small clearing on the left (46°02'33.6"N 10°13'19.7"E).
Return: Upon reaching the intake (46°02'31.3"N 10°13'19.3"E), follow the easy service road to the main road and the cars. Be careful at the Allione intake not to end up inside the ENEL enclosure. About 10–15 minutes; 20 m descent.

Vivione: Parking at Entry
Access: • Downstream: coming from Paisco, follow SP294 towards Passo del Vivione; after two wide hairpins, a small clearing on the left allows parking near an old ENEL building, just before the bridge over the Allione River; around 1400 m (46°02'58.3"N 10°13'28.7"E). • Upstream: with the second car, continue towards the pass up to about 1670 m, where just before a sign reading 'Danger: free-roaming livestock' you can park in a small clearing on the left (46°02'33.6"N 10°13'19.7"E).
Return: Upon reaching the intake (46°02'31.3"N 10°13'19.3"E), follow the easy service road to the main road and the cars. Be careful at the Allione intake not to end up inside the ENEL enclosure. About 10–15 minutes; 20 m descent.

Garèd: Canyon Start
2024-09-13: Cool thing to extend Carecchio. Beautiful but strenuous superintegrals.
Approach: Same as for Carecchio Sup. but then it's another 300m up to Garèd on a path that is no longer clearly visible. It is best to download the Swisstopo map section.
Tour: Many longer slab rappels, in an impressive gulch for such a small catchment area.

Garèd: Canyon End
2024-09-13: Cool thing to extend Carecchio. Beautiful but strenuous superintegrals.
Return: After the hiking trail, either walk back along the path or continue rappeling down to Carecchio Sup.

Fröschlwand: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the hiking trail to the Buchtalhütte, which leads around the Fröschelwand (seen from the valley) to the left. The path crosses the watercourse of the tour in the upper section.
Tour: Anchors, drill and sufficient ropes required!

Fröschlwand: Canyon End
Comment: Ab hier wird der Bach zum regulären Wanderweg
Return: After the last rappel turn right on the access path back to the car.

Fröschlwand: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Wie Buchtalklamm
Access: Like Buchtalklamm
Return: After the last rappel turn right on the access path back to the car.

Jochbach: Canyon Start

Jochbach: Canyon End

Grabach: Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg bei Wildbachverbauung

Grabach: Canyon End

Saulueg Klamm, MC MAU: Canyon End
2024-09-18: First ascent. That something like this still exists in 2024, a canyon visible from the road, short access and a few nice abseils in the forest. Born out of necessity (high water in all the other canyo...
Comment: Das Ende der Tour ist recht offensichtlich.
Return: After the seventh rappel, follow the course of the stream for about 100 meters, after a striking left-right bend, exit to the right onto the meadows. A few meters to the right to the bench and follow the tractor track downhill towards the farm and the car.

Saulueg Klamm, MC MAU: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-09-18: First ascent. That something like this still exists in 2024, a canyon visible from the road, short access and a few nice abseils in the forest. Born out of necessity (high water in all the other canyo...
Access: Coming from Innsbruck, take the highway E 45 at exit 32 (Kramsach) in the direction of Kramsach/Alpbachtal. Cross the Inn and at the next traffic circle take the fourth exit in the direction of Wörgl/Rattenberg. Follow the B 171 (Tiroler Straße) for 6.5 km, directly after the large St. Leonhard church there is a small parking lot with a picnic table on the left.
Return: After the seventh rappel, follow the course of the stream for about 100 meters, after a striking left-right bend, exit to the right onto the meadows. A few meters to the right to the bench and follow the tractor track downhill towards the farm and the car.

Saulueg Klamm, MC MAU: Canyon Start
2024-09-18: First ascent. That something like this still exists in 2024, a canyon visible from the road, short access and a few nice abseils in the forest. Born out of necessity (high water in all the other canyo...
Comment: Der Zustiegsweg kreuzt den Bach.
Approach: On the other side of the road, pass the farm on the right and follow the tractor tracks straight ahead across the meadow to the edge of the forest (bench). A steep path starts here and leads through the forest to the entry point in 15 minutes. There is enough space here for a group to change clothes.
Tour: The first rappel starts directly at the beginning from a tree on the right. A total of seven abseils up to a height of 30 meters follow almost immediately after each other. Depending on the conditions, sling ropes were knotted around trees (without a maillon) or galvanized single pitons 10 mm each with a ring drilled into them. A little tree entanglement does not hinder progress. Afterwards there is a little downclimbing in the forest canyon.

Val Ferron
2024-09-19: Discovered the tour exploring the valleys on bike. I ran the upper and lower part of the canyon (only the lower is interesting). The single 8mm anchors were a bit minimal, so i backed them up with aba...

Kitzwandgraben: Parking at Entry
2025-06-09: Not very spectacular at the top and bottom, the middle is surprisingly rewarding with some higher rappels. Stands ok, rappels from trees often necessary.
Access: We drive from Niederaudorf in the direction of Brannenburg on the country road. We park the first car at the coordinates of the lower parking lot. Then take the second car in the direction of Tatzelwurm. When we have left the Agg district and are approximately at the height of the apple orchard on the left (before the Humelei), we turn right onto the narrower road towards Bichler See. Here we drive as far as the indicated coordinates of the Wildbarren hiking parking lot.
Return: Follow the river bed until you reach a wall in it, where you can also see a forest road and a hunter's stand on the orographic right-hand side. Alternatively, you can also get off a little further up, as there is still some walking to do below and only a small step to follow. To do this, we exit at the level of the remains of an artificial basin and trees marked with ribbons towards the forest road.

Kitzwandgraben: Parking at Exit
2025-06-09: Not very spectacular at the top and bottom, the middle is surprisingly rewarding with some higher rappels. Stands ok, rappels from trees often necessary.
Access: We drive from Niederaudorf in the direction of Brannenburg on the country road. We park the first car at the coordinates of the lower parking lot. Then take the second car in the direction of Tatzelwurm. When we have left the Agg district and are approximately at the height of the apple orchard on the left (before the Humelei), we turn right onto the narrower road towards Bichler See. Here we drive as far as the indicated coordinates of the Wildbarren hiking parking lot.
Return: Follow the river bed until you reach a wall in it, where you can also see a forest road and a hunter's stand on the orographic right-hand side. Alternatively, you can also get off a little further up, as there is still some walking to do below and only a small step to follow. To do this, we exit at the level of the remains of an artificial basin and trees marked with ribbons towards the forest road.

Kitzwandgraben: Canyon Start
2025-06-09: Not very spectacular at the top and bottom, the middle is surprisingly rewarding with some higher rappels. Stands ok, rappels from trees often necessary.
Approach: Access variant 1: One car to the exit and one car to the upper parking lot. From the upper parking lot, follow the forest road to the Felixalm. From there, follow the poorly recognizable path in a north-easterly direction to the entry point. Access variant 2: We walk from the lower parking lot in a northerly direction along the forest road until it exits into a dilapidated path in a westerly direction. We follow this path until we finally cross the ditch (emergency exit). From here it is not far to the entry point. Simply follow the path.
Tour: The tour starts relatively unattractively with three steeper downclimbs, over loose scree, of about 50m and two rappels over expansion bolts of about 30m. We climb down the next step via the left side before reaching a series of several rappels. These consist of two higher rappels (approx. 25-32m) and several places between 7m and 18m.

Kitzwandgraben: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: We drive from Niederaudorf in the direction of Brannenburg on the country road. We park the first car at the coordinates of the lower parking lot. Then take the second car in the direction of Tatzelwurm. When we have left the Agg district and are approximately at the height of the apple orchard on the left (before the Humelei), we turn right onto the narrower road towards Bichler See. Here we drive as far as the indicated coordinates of the Wildbarren hiking parking lot.
Return: Follow the river bed until you reach a wall in it, where you can also see a forest road and a hunter's stand on the orographic right-hand side. Alternatively, you can also get off a little further up, as there is still some walking to do below and only a small step to follow. To do this, we exit at the level of the remains of an artificial basin and trees marked with ribbons towards the forest road.

Kitzwandgraben: Canyon End

Kitzwandgraben: Parking at Exit1

Kitzwandgraben: Alternative Canyon End

Kitzwandgraben: Waypoint
Approach: Access variant 1: One car to the exit and one car to the upper parking lot. From the upper parking lot, follow the forest road to the Felixalm. From there, follow the poorly recognizable path in a north-easterly direction to the entry point. Access variant 2: We walk from the lower parking lot in a northerly direction along the forest road until it exits into a dilapidated path in a westerly direction. We follow this path until we finally cross the ditch (emergency exit). From here it is not far to the entry point. Simply follow the path.

Wimgraben: Canyon Start
2024-10-04: With cold rainy weather and lots of precipitation, just the right time to practise the abseiling systems in a "gorge-like" environment.
Approach: Orographically follow the climbing tracks to the right of the stream upwards, then do not cross directly to the large waterfall but continue orographically to the right along the ridge until you can enter the large rappel from above.
Tour: Important: Some anchors are available, some only bolts. If you use the canyon for training, please take a few 10mm bolts, straps and rapid links with you. Climb from top to bottom (from memory): - 10m rappel from the tree (possibly jump/slide) - 25m rappel from the tree (anchors available) - 5m rappel diagonally - 3m rappel into small pond - small climb - 5m final waterfall

Wimgraben: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-04: With cold rainy weather and lots of precipitation, just the right time to practise the abseiling systems in a "gorge-like" environment.
Access: Coming from Hallein, drive along Wiestalstraße and park on the left just before the exit of the Wiestal reservoir. Coming from Ebenau, cross the bridge over the Wiestal reservoir and park on the right-hand side.
Return: Back across the road to the car

Wimgraben: Canyon End
2024-10-04: With cold rainy weather and lots of precipitation, just the right time to practise the abseiling systems in a "gorge-like" environment.
Return: Back across the road to the car

Rio Lavarie superior: Parking at Entry
2025-09-06: Anchors all in good shape. One old one new.. worth doing because of the last waterfall which is super beautiful. But next time i will do just the lower part of lavarie… or maybe not 😀
2025-07-24: Once is just about ok if you know all the other short canyons in the area...
2025-07-21: It was a plesant surprise, this canyon is rather enjoyable, but very much different from the well known inferior. C55 intermediate belay is comfortable, however the rock quality is rather low here, th...
Access: Access as Lavarie inferior but already park in Tugliezzo (large open space)
Return: Continue to the Inferior part (or up the road to the car)

Rio Lavarie superior: Parking at Exit
2025-09-06: Anchors all in good shape. One old one new.. worth doing because of the last waterfall which is super beautiful. But next time i will do just the lower part of lavarie… or maybe not 😀
2025-07-24: Once is just about ok if you know all the other short canyons in the area...
2025-07-21: It was a plesant surprise, this canyon is rather enjoyable, but very much different from the well known inferior. C55 intermediate belay is comfortable, however the rock quality is rather low here, th...
Access: Access as Lavarie inferior but already park in Tugliezzo (large open space)
Return: Continue to the Inferior part (or up the road to the car)

Rio Lavarie superior: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Anchors all in good shape. One old one new.. worth doing because of the last waterfall which is super beautiful. But next time i will do just the lower part of lavarie… or maybe not 😀
2025-07-24: Once is just about ok if you know all the other short canyons in the area...
2025-07-21: It was a plesant surprise, this canyon is rather enjoyable, but very much different from the well known inferior. C55 intermediate belay is comfortable, however the rock quality is rather low here, th...
Approach: After a few meters downhill, a hiking trail branches off to the right (initially asphalted), which you follow until after about 10 minutes you turn left onto the path to Rio Lavarie. The path is well marked on OSM.
Tour: This is followed by 6 abseils in an open area (the highest is split) By now all higher rappels are equipped with 2 anchors. The tour starts with C20 & C10 on the right; after a few smaller sections we come to the big abseil. This is actually a C55 which is split approx. 35m / 20m (both belays on the left); there is room for a maximum of 2 people at the hanging place. Bypass the next edge on the right. Then either climb up to the right to the road and then take the usual access path for the lower part; or follow the streambed.

Rio Lavarie superior: Canyon End
Return: Continue to the Inferior part (or up the road to the car)

Rio Lavarie superior: Waypoint
Comment: Hier von der Straße zum Wanderweg abzweigen
Approach: After a few meters downhill, a hiking trail branches off to the right (initially asphalted), which you follow until after about 10 minutes you turn left onto the path to Rio Lavarie. The path is well marked on OSM.

Sellbach: Canyon End
2025-06-09: Everything io. Very grippy, not slippery
2025-04-09: Beautiful rappel canyon in full sun with a final jump into the lake.
Comment: Ausstieg über den See

Sellbach: Canyon Start
2025-06-09: Everything io. Very grippy, not slippery
2025-04-09: Beautiful rappel canyon in full sun with a final jump into the lake.

Sellbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-09: Everything io. Very grippy, not slippery
2025-04-09: Beautiful rappel canyon in full sun with a final jump into the lake.
Comment: Nicht verifziert - basierend auf Karte eingetragen

Breitgrieskarbach: Canyon Start
2024-10-15: Added (double) anchors where previously there were none, also added more abalakovs to take away some of the exposure in the downclimbs. Would be great to add quicklinks for all 7 abalakovs.
2024-07-07: Possible thunderstorms didn't allow for time to complete the anchors, just a quick visit to the canyon. Water levels seems rather stable throughout the year.
2022-09-15: Having done all tours in the area, i was curious about the smaller canyons that are nowhere described. To my surprise there was no anchors, i completed the tour on abalakov or downclimb.
Approach: Park the bike by the bridge and hike up orographic right. The trail takes a wide turn to the left and away from the canyon (do not mistake it for smaller animal trails) and comes back to the canyon gradually through small bushes and pine trees. The trail is not marked but is rather obvious in its upper part.
Tour: The tour starts well protected with a higher abseil and intermediate belay. 2 bolts L 12m to intermediate anchor 2 bolts L 14m to foot of the waterfall 1 bolt L 'Gemserast' 5m 1 abalakov R optional 6m 1 abalakov L optional 6m 1 bolt R optional 5m (active) 1 bolt + 1 abalakov R S-turn 12m Stuck boulder downclimb R 3m 1 bolt L double drop 10m 1 abalakov L 5m 1 abalakov R 8m 1 bolt + 1 abalakov R double drop 10m 1 abalakov R optional 4m downclimb + walk 5' 2 bolts R 26m

Breitgrieskarbach: Canyon End
2024-10-15: Added (double) anchors where previously there were none, also added more abalakovs to take away some of the exposure in the downclimbs. Would be great to add quicklinks for all 7 abalakovs.
2024-07-07: Possible thunderstorms didn't allow for time to complete the anchors, just a quick visit to the canyon. Water levels seems rather stable throughout the year.
2022-09-15: Having done all tours in the area, i was curious about the smaller canyons that are nowhere described. To my surprise there was no anchors, i completed the tour on abalakov or downclimb.
Return: Exit L after the sources to find a trail back to the road and bridge.

Gänsbach (oben): Canyon Start
Approach: Possibly check with the owners of the Straubinger Haus (1558 m) whether they can drive you to this house. From here it is probably only a 1-hour hike to the entry point. Otherwise, a steep hike of at least 2 hours is assumed.
Tour: According to hearsay, it was set up a very long time ago. However, the information is not certain and the tour should be regarded as not yet completed! Supposedly a very long tour with some high rappels. There have also been problems at the exit with local residents who don't like canyoning here. Any information about ascents can be entered under ascents.

Gänsbach (oben): Canyon End

Gänsbach (oben): Waypoint
Approach: Possibly check with the owners of the Straubinger Haus (1558 m) whether they can drive you to this house. From here it is probably only a 1-hour hike to the entry point. Otherwise, a steep hike of at least 2 hours is assumed.

Gänsbach (unten): Canyon Start
2025-06-09: Little water, but the pools were at least full. All stands are only single bolts, but all ok.
2025-04-21: Short and interesting rappel canyon. Super canyon for people who are not so fond of aquatics. All stands still ok. 1x 40m ropes is enough (or 2x20m)
2025-04-12: Everything in order. Fuses simple but ok.
Approach: We follow the Hausstattweg until we reach a small settlement. From here, we walk in an easterly direction until we reach house no. 20. Shortly before the house, a path on the left leads past the property up the hill. About halfway up, we follow the serpentine path branching off to the left in a north-westerly direction until we cross our river at the entry point of the lower section and the exit point of the upper section. During access, you often have the opportunity to take a look into the canyon and check the water level.
Tour: We path into the stream on the orographic left side. After a short walk/downclimb passage, a series of downclimbs follows in the following order: A5 left, A25 right, A12 right, A8 right, S1, A9 right, A3 left All passages are to be completed via expansion bolts in an alpine and rather open canyon. However, there have also been problems with local residents at the exit who do not like canyoning here. Any information about ascents can be entered under ascents.

Gänsbach (unten): Canyon End
2025-06-09: Little water, but the pools were at least full. All stands are only single bolts, but all ok.
2025-04-21: Short and interesting rappel canyon. Super canyon for people who are not so fond of aquatics. All stands still ok. 1x 40m ropes is enough (or 2x20m)
2025-04-12: Everything in order. Fuses simple but ok.
Return: We exit on the orographic left side via a clearly recognizable trail before the hut at the streambed. We then follow the same hiking trail past the golf course to the car.

Gänsbach (unten): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-09: Little water, but the pools were at least full. All stands are only single bolts, but all ok.
2025-04-21: Short and interesting rappel canyon. Super canyon for people who are not so fond of aquatics. All stands still ok. 1x 40m ropes is enough (or 2x20m)
2025-04-12: Everything in order. Fuses simple but ok.
Access: We drive from Kössen in the direction of Erpfendorf. When we arrive in Erpfendorf, we turn into the second road on the left after the bridge over the Großache (Hausstattweg). Continue along this road until you pass a salt silo. Shortly afterwards there is a parking lot on the Grießbach (left-hand side of the road). It has been clarified with the local residents that you can park here, as there is a high probability of disputes in the rear area (near the canyon) if you park near the houses.
Return: We exit on the orographic left side via a clearly recognizable trail before the hut at the streambed. We then follow the same hiking trail past the golf course to the car.

Gänsbach (unten): Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: We drive from Kössen in the direction of Erpfendorf. When we arrive in Erpfendorf, we turn into the second road on the left after the bridge over the Großache (Hausstattweg). Continue along this road until you pass a salt silo. Shortly afterwards there is a parking lot on the Grießbach (left-hand side of the road). It has been clarified with the local residents that you can park here, as there is a high probability of disputes in the rear area (near the canyon) if you park near the houses.
Return: We exit on the orographic left side via a clearly recognizable trail before the hut at the streambed. We then follow the same hiking trail past the golf course to the car.

Huaxtla: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-11-05: Ascent with 6 people as part of the RIC 2024. Unfortunately we started from the top as we had no precise information on the best way to traverse down into the stream. We chose the exit too early and m...
Comment: Canyon from top (long river walk plus bolder hopping, not recommended)
Approach: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you walk from the viewpoint parking towards the dry river and then on the dry river bed to the edge of the big drop. On the right hand side you should see bolts for handline and a two bolt anchor. Potential "Middle" Entry: You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). There should be a small dam to be seen (not confirmed yet) and you follow down the dam outlet into the canyon. The last part looks like some scrambling to do, see also pictures. To do the full canyon: enter the canyon directly on the bridge on km 18.
Tour: If you would do the full canyon starting from the bridge you will have additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping with smaller pools. Entering from a potential "middle entry" you will have to do approximately 30 minutes of walking/downclimbing todo until you reach the first bigger potential rappel or jump. - rappel approx. 10m, bolts on the left - approx. 20m, bolts on the right - approx. 15m, bolts on the left - downclimb or abseil on a single bolt, approx. 15m, bolt left - approx. 20m abseil with handline, easy if you have long legs Do NOT exit the trip to the right on the path, continue for the next two rappels - there is another smaller rappel, maybe 15m - and the final one looks like the biggest one, approx. 25m (not confirmed yet) Then you do a small walk until you find a water way leaving on the left side of the canyon. If you do the entrance with the 110m dry rappel from the wall you will get roughly 35m, 30m and 40m rappels in the wall and then hit the canyon skipping the first three rappels but also a lot of bolder hopping, which would be the recommendation.

Huaxtla: Parking at Entry
2024-11-05: Ascent with 6 people as part of the RIC 2024. Unfortunately we started from the top as we had no precise information on the best way to traverse down into the stream. We chose the exit too early and m...
Comment: Park next to hotel entrance at KM 20 of the road for recommended entry
Access: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you go to the right on km18 in direction Huaxtla village and park at the view point (see also GPS) Another potential "Middle" Entry (not tried yet): We drive to km 20 on „Carretera a Cotolan“ from Zapopan in direction San Cristobal de la Barranca. You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). To do the full canyon (which is not recommended as it has additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping) von directly enter at km 18 on the same road on the bridge. You need to shuttle the cars to the parking spot on the exit (see gps coordinates).
Return: Follow the water way until it reaches the dirt road. Then walk back to the second car.

Huaxtla: Parking at Entry1
2024-11-05: Ascent with 6 people as part of the RIC 2024. Unfortunately we started from the top as we had no precise information on the best way to traverse down into the stream. We chose the exit too early and m...
Comment: Parking for full canyon
Access: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you go to the right on km18 in direction Huaxtla village and park at the view point (see also GPS) Another potential "Middle" Entry (not tried yet): We drive to km 20 on „Carretera a Cotolan“ from Zapopan in direction San Cristobal de la Barranca. You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). To do the full canyon (which is not recommended as it has additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping) von directly enter at km 18 on the same road on the bridge. You need to shuttle the cars to the parking spot on the exit (see gps coordinates).
Return: Follow the water way until it reaches the dirt road. Then walk back to the second car.

Huaxtla: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: A potential middle entrance (but not confirmed yet, needs for sure some bush scrambling to get down)
Approach: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you walk from the viewpoint parking towards the dry river and then on the dry river bed to the edge of the big drop. On the right hand side you should see bolts for handline and a two bolt anchor. Potential "Middle" Entry: You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). There should be a small dam to be seen (not confirmed yet) and you follow down the dam outlet into the canyon. The last part looks like some scrambling to do, see also pictures. To do the full canyon: enter the canyon directly on the bridge on km 18.
Tour: If you would do the full canyon starting from the bridge you will have additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping with smaller pools. Entering from a potential "middle entry" you will have to do approximately 30 minutes of walking/downclimbing todo until you reach the first bigger potential rappel or jump. - rappel approx. 10m, bolts on the left - approx. 20m, bolts on the right - approx. 15m, bolts on the left - downclimb or abseil on a single bolt, approx. 15m, bolt left - approx. 20m abseil with handline, easy if you have long legs Do NOT exit the trip to the right on the path, continue for the next two rappels - there is another smaller rappel, maybe 15m - and the final one looks like the biggest one, approx. 25m (not confirmed yet) Then you do a small walk until you find a water way leaving on the left side of the canyon. If you do the entrance with the 110m dry rappel from the wall you will get roughly 35m, 30m and 40m rappels in the wall and then hit the canyon skipping the first three rappels but also a lot of bolder hopping, which would be the recommendation.

Huaxtla: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking return
Access: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you go to the right on km18 in direction Huaxtla village and park at the view point (see also GPS) Another potential "Middle" Entry (not tried yet): We drive to km 20 on „Carretera a Cotolan“ from Zapopan in direction San Cristobal de la Barranca. You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). To do the full canyon (which is not recommended as it has additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping) von directly enter at km 18 on the same road on the bridge. You need to shuttle the cars to the parking spot on the exit (see gps coordinates).
Return: Follow the water way until it reaches the dirt road. Then walk back to the second car.

Huaxtla: Canyon Start
Comment: Recommended entrance from the view point down a dry 110m wall
Approach: To do only the (lower) part of the canyon entering on the 110m dry rappel, you walk from the viewpoint parking towards the dry river and then on the dry river bed to the edge of the big drop. On the right hand side you should see bolts for handline and a two bolt anchor. Potential "Middle" Entry: You park there next to the access road of a hotel (Hacienda Lomajim). There should be a small dam to be seen (not confirmed yet) and you follow down the dam outlet into the canyon. The last part looks like some scrambling to do, see also pictures. To do the full canyon: enter the canyon directly on the bridge on km 18.
Tour: If you would do the full canyon starting from the bridge you will have additional 1-2h of walking and bolder hopping with smaller pools. Entering from a potential "middle entry" you will have to do approximately 30 minutes of walking/downclimbing todo until you reach the first bigger potential rappel or jump. - rappel approx. 10m, bolts on the left - approx. 20m, bolts on the right - approx. 15m, bolts on the left - downclimb or abseil on a single bolt, approx. 15m, bolt left - approx. 20m abseil with handline, easy if you have long legs Do NOT exit the trip to the right on the path, continue for the next two rappels - there is another smaller rappel, maybe 15m - and the final one looks like the biggest one, approx. 25m (not confirmed yet) Then you do a small walk until you find a water way leaving on the left side of the canyon. If you do the entrance with the 110m dry rappel from the wall you will get roughly 35m, 30m and 40m rappels in the wall and then hit the canyon skipping the first three rappels but also a lot of bolder hopping, which would be the recommendation.

Huaxtla: Parking at Entry2
Comment: Parking for recommended entrance from the view point

El Violin: Canyon Start
2024-11-02: Ascent as part of the RIC 2024, got "lost" several times during access as we had no exact information but then found the canyon with the help of the locals. Second belaystation was difficult to reach...
Comment: Start of the walking in the stream
Approach: Use the pictures to navigate to the canyon. Basically first from parking walk down the road for a few meters more, then a gravel road for 20meters in and to the left follow a small foot path. This path spilts after 100m, take the left one. Then walk up always following the bigger path, continue on a first ridge until you reach some houses. There continue until you see the three with the ant nest shortly after the house. Go left there and follow to more houses after 15-20min. Then walk to the stream=canyon after the houses (canyon can be seen right behind them) and walk at a small path. If you are scambeling bushes you are wrong, try to find a clear path. Then after a steep climb you will hit a gravel road, follow it to the right. Then you reach the entrance a few minutes after.
Tour: Downclimbing and bush whacking until a few minutes later you reach the drop - First rappel approx. 25m recommended from the tree to easily reach the bolts below. Otherwise you have to continue to the next bolts approx 50-60m further down - Second rappel approx 35m to two bolts in the middle of the stream - Third rappel approx 40m and full in the water flow. In order to avoid the water use the tree next to it - Last rappel approx 15-20m On the way back avoid crossing on the house, go to the canyon and cross out there to not „disturb“ the locals there

El Violin: Waypoint
2024-11-02: Ascent as part of the RIC 2024, got "lost" several times during access as we had no exact information but then found the canyon with the help of the locals. Second belaystation was difficult to reach...
Comment: Start of the vertical part
Approach: Use the pictures to navigate to the canyon. Basically first from parking walk down the road for a few meters more, then a gravel road for 20meters in and to the left follow a small foot path. This path spilts after 100m, take the left one. Then walk up always following the bigger path, continue on a first ridge until you reach some houses. There continue until you see the three with the ant nest shortly after the house. Go left there and follow to more houses after 15-20min. Then walk to the stream=canyon after the houses (canyon can be seen right behind them) and walk at a small path. If you are scambeling bushes you are wrong, try to find a clear path. Then after a steep climb you will hit a gravel road, follow it to the right. Then you reach the entrance a few minutes after.

El Violin: Canyon End
2024-11-02: Ascent as part of the RIC 2024, got "lost" several times during access as we had no exact information but then found the canyon with the help of the locals. Second belaystation was difficult to reach...
Comment: End of the vertical part
Return: Follow the way back that you came after the houses

El Violin: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Follow google maps to parking gps coordinate
Return: Follow the way back that you came after the houses

El Violin: Waypoint1
Comment: Start of nice walking way up
Approach: Use the pictures to navigate to the canyon. Basically first from parking walk down the road for a few meters more, then a gravel road for 20meters in and to the left follow a small foot path. This path spilts after 100m, take the left one. Then walk up always following the bigger path, continue on a first ridge until you reach some houses. There continue until you see the three with the ant nest shortly after the house. Go left there and follow to more houses after 15-20min. Then walk to the stream=canyon after the houses (canyon can be seen right behind them) and walk at a small path. If you are scambeling bushes you are wrong, try to find a clear path. Then after a steep climb you will hit a gravel road, follow it to the right. Then you reach the entrance a few minutes after.

Ragn d'Err: Canyon Start
2024-11-06: Cool to be able to climb something like this for the first time in Switzerland in 2024. For Cotschna you should probably take anchors with you, we didn't get up there today.
Comment: Start Cotschna
Approach: Either take the forest road or the hiking trail up to Motta d'Err. For Cotschna, pass Alp Viglia, otherwise go straight down to the stream.
Tour: Cotschna was last done in about 2015, so the condition of the anchors should be checked. Several small rappels in a mighty gulch. It was drilled in 2024 so that you don't have to rappel in the water (only one step over the beam is necessary). At the narrowest rappel, a long rope traverse must be set up on the left before you can descend the last 15m vertically.

Ragn d'Err: Canyon End
2024-11-06: Cool to be able to climb something like this for the first time in Switzerland in 2024. For Cotschna you should probably take anchors with you, we didn't get up there today.
Return: We return to Pensa over scree.

Aquetzalli: Canyon Start
2024-11-08: Walked in a group of 5 people. Unfortunately, we didn't park the second car down by the river (road/field path would have been OK) but up in the village. So we had to walk a good half hour back to the...
Approach: Enter the Canyon at the bridge on the right side.
Tour: The canyon carries quite some water, most of the time you are not exposed to the full water flow but at some spots on high water levels it will become interresting. In the first part of the trip you will do some bolder hopping with nice pools in between, in the lower part you will find most of the highlights which can be repeated mostly. Small ~10m rappel on the right Few smaller jumps and slides and some walking Small ~10m rappel on the left 4m jump with a run start Final pitch of ~20m rappel in a big pool

Aquetzalli: Parking at Entry
2024-11-08: Walked in a group of 5 people. Unfortunately, we didn't park the second car down by the river (road/field path would have been OK) but up in the village. So we had to walk a good half hour back to the...
Access: Drive in direction of the village Jalpa and stop at the bridge crossing the river before town. You can park right next to the bridge. Move the other car at least to the Comala village, better even down a dirt road close to the canyon exit. There is a river crossing, park just before the crossing.
Return: Walk back on the car trail first following the river on the left side, then cross the river and get to the car you parked there before. Alternatively walk up the gravel road to the village in case you haven’t parked the car.

Aquetzalli: Parking at Exit
2024-11-08: Walked in a group of 5 people. Unfortunately, we didn't park the second car down by the river (road/field path would have been OK) but up in the village. So we had to walk a good half hour back to the...
Access: Drive in direction of the village Jalpa and stop at the bridge crossing the river before town. You can park right next to the bridge. Move the other car at least to the Comala village, better even down a dirt road close to the canyon exit. There is a river crossing, park just before the crossing.
Return: Walk back on the car trail first following the river on the left side, then cross the river and get to the car you parked there before. Alternatively walk up the gravel road to the village in case you haven’t parked the car.

Aquetzalli: Canyon End
Return: Walk back on the car trail first following the river on the left side, then cross the river and get to the car you parked there before. Alternatively walk up the gravel road to the village in case you haven’t parked the car.

Guayaberas: Canyon Start
2024-11-06: We were lucky enough to visit the canyon "later" (around 13:30 at the entry) as there were already a lot of people in the creek before us. This turned out to be a good thing as we had plenty of shade...
Approach: Go to the animal crossing on the village entrance and follow the fence trough the fields. Keep kind of the same level (and also check gps) with ending up going down at about 20min walking crossing a small stream. Then go uphill again and continue on the ridge to the right later when you already see the entrance crossing over to the left an scrambling down.
Tour: The canyon consists of quite a lot of small rappels and two big ones, one at the middle 40m and one at the end 35m. The water flow can be checked at the first rappel as you be quite exposed to the water at the 40m rappel. A few smaller rappels and jumps up to 15m 40m rappel win the water More smaller rappels and some walking Final 35m rappel plus handline

Guayaberas: Canyon End
2024-11-06: We were lucky enough to visit the canyon "later" (around 13:30 at the entry) as there were already a lot of people in the creek before us. This turned out to be a good thing as we had plenty of shade...
Return: After the 35m rappel walk back on the right side, first following some small trail next to the water pipes. Later you reach some lemon trees, then you always follow the main gravel road back to the car.

Guayaberas: Parking at Entry
2024-11-06: We were lucky enough to visit the canyon "later" (around 13:30 at the entry) as there were already a lot of people in the creek before us. This turned out to be a good thing as we had plenty of shade...
Access: Drive up to the village „El Limon“, one car is parked at the village entrance, with other you cross the village and if you have high clearance or similar you put it down to the other parking spot (see gps). Otherwise there are also some spots where you could just park the car before going down the last bit of the gravel road to at least save some walking.
Return: After the 35m rappel walk back on the right side, first following some small trail next to the water pipes. Later you reach some lemon trees, then you always follow the main gravel road back to the car.

Guayaberas: Parking at Exit
Comment: Probably needs high clearance vehicle
Access: Drive up to the village „El Limon“, one car is parked at the village entrance, with other you cross the village and if you have high clearance or similar you put it down to the other parking spot (see gps). Otherwise there are also some spots where you could just park the car before going down the last bit of the gravel road to at least save some walking.
Return: After the 35m rappel walk back on the right side, first following some small trail next to the water pipes. Later you reach some lemon trees, then you always follow the main gravel road back to the car.

Acatichico: Canyon Start
2024-11-07: There were several "rustling" noises on the access, which could have been, among other things, slapping, so go slowly. We had chosen the "old" access based on the Ropewiki GPS data and walked around q...
Comment: Drop in at the cliff
Approach: Two options, the original approach was to get the GPS data and parking shortly after the farmhouse. Follow after the parking into the fields until you hit a small stream bed. Then follow this to the left until you come closer to the cliff. You then can use a lot of boulders to do bolder hopping for another 20min, then cross in grassland and over corn fields until you hit the entrance. A better approach would be probably (not done yet) to drive back from the ranch into town again and use the other access parking and see how far you could go on the road. Then follow there the obvious path to the edge. Do not follow the stream directly a its quite small and also in Grasland but try to reach the edge where the first drop is in the best available walking way.
Tour: First rappel (about 30m) could need some proper bolting, for example handline and above the tree would be a solid option. Currently you have the choice of rusty bolts of better a tree on the left. Be careful to keep the water pipe next to the tree intact. Next rappel can be from a tree on the left or bolt on the right, maybe around 20m. Then some walking until the highest rappel (55m) is needed. There there are some bolts behind the edge, better option would be probably to do a handline plus hanging belay after the corner. Then for approx. 30min you walk in the river with smaller pools. Later you got a descent on the right hand side off a tree (5m) and shortly after that an 10m rappel from bolts on the left. Then maybe 5min after that the canyon can be exited on a path to the left (stone piles). If you do the other 10m descent after that you probably will get in trouble because then you need to do some river swimming for 4km or somehow climb up again, so the recommendation is to exit the canyon shortly after the first 10m on the left hand side.

Acatichico: Canyon End
2024-11-07: There were several "rustling" noises on the access, which could have been, among other things, slapping, so go slowly. We had chosen the "old" access based on the Ropewiki GPS data and walked around q...
Comment: Exit a small trail to the left (stone pile)
Return: Exit the canyon and follow the obvious path back to the bridge, even it is first following the wring direction. In 10-15min you should be back at the car.

Acatichico: Parking at Exit
2024-11-07: There were several "rustling" noises on the access, which could have been, among other things, slapping, so go slowly. We had chosen the "old" access based on the Ropewiki GPS data and walked around q...
Comment: Park before the bridge
Access: You drive to the town of Acatic, then continue following the GPS point to „Rancho Venado“ where you pay 150pesos per person for the access to the road/hotsprings. From there you have two different options, one is drive a little further and park at the same road and do the car shuttle down to the bridge. The other probably better option would be to drive back from the ranch to the last crossing and go to the other approach parking. From there its probably much easier to reach the entry point as you can walk on farmer trails instead of the fields.
Return: Exit the canyon and follow the obvious path back to the bridge, even it is first following the wring direction. In 10-15min you should be back at the car.

Acatichico: Parking at Entry
Comment: Maybe this is the „best“ approach parking to avoid the bush whacking (not tried yet)
Access: You drive to the town of Acatic, then continue following the GPS point to „Rancho Venado“ where you pay 150pesos per person for the access to the road/hotsprings. From there you have two different options, one is drive a little further and park at the same road and do the car shuttle down to the bridge. The other probably better option would be to drive back from the ranch to the last crossing and go to the other approach parking. From there its probably much easier to reach the entry point as you can walk on farmer trails instead of the fields.
Return: Exit the canyon and follow the obvious path back to the bridge, even it is first following the wring direction. In 10-15min you should be back at the car.

Acatichico: Parking at Entry1
Comment: „Old“ approach parking, not recommended
Access: You drive to the town of Acatic, then continue following the GPS point to „Rancho Venado“ where you pay 150pesos per person for the access to the road/hotsprings. From there you have two different options, one is drive a little further and park at the same road and do the car shuttle down to the bridge. The other probably better option would be to drive back from the ranch to the last crossing and go to the other approach parking. From there its probably much easier to reach the entry point as you can walk on farmer trails instead of the fields.

Acatichico: Waypoint
Comment: Farm where you pay the entrance fee
Approach: Two options, the original approach was to get the GPS data and parking shortly after the farmhouse. Follow after the parking into the fields until you hit a small stream bed. Then follow this to the left until you come closer to the cliff. You then can use a lot of boulders to do bolder hopping for another 20min, then cross in grassland and over corn fields until you hit the entrance. A better approach would be probably (not done yet) to drive back from the ranch into town again and use the other access parking and see how far you could go on the road. Then follow there the obvious path to the edge. Do not follow the stream directly a its quite small and also in Grasland but try to reach the edge where the first drop is in the best available walking way.

Acatichico: Waypoint1
Comment: Hot Springs
Approach: Two options, the original approach was to get the GPS data and parking shortly after the farmhouse. Follow after the parking into the fields until you hit a small stream bed. Then follow this to the left until you come closer to the cliff. You then can use a lot of boulders to do bolder hopping for another 20min, then cross in grassland and over corn fields until you hit the entrance. A better approach would be probably (not done yet) to drive back from the ranch into town again and use the other access parking and see how far you could go on the road. Then follow there the obvious path to the edge. Do not follow the stream directly a its quite small and also in Grasland but try to reach the edge where the first drop is in the best available walking way.

Schafbach: Canyon Start
2024-10-25: Not quite so sunny at this time of year, better to go 2 months before. Watch out for the hanging glacier above (it broke off in 2009 and the avalanche went all the way down to Trachsellauenen).
Approach: From there by bike to Trachsellauenen, and then it's 1000m uphill on foot. For a long time the route heads towards Rottal Hütte, but after the Bärenflue you turn left to the start of the .
Tour: You start at the right tributary, then switch to the left at the hiking trail. At the top, some of the rappels are nicely polished, the further down it goes, the more bouldery it becomes.

Schafbach: Canyon End
2024-10-25: Not quite so sunny at this time of year, better to go 2 months before. Watch out for the hanging glacier above (it broke off in 2009 and the avalanche went all the way down to Trachsellauenen).
Return: At the confluence with the Rottalbach, cross the field to get back to the bridge at Trachsellauenen.

Schafbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-10-25: Not quite so sunny at this time of year, better to go 2 months before. Watch out for the hanging glacier above (it broke off in 2009 and the avalanche went all the way down to Trachsellauenen).
Access: Park in Stechelberg. The ticket can be redeemed at the restaurant for a meal or a drink.
Return: At the confluence with the Rottalbach, cross the field to get back to the bridge at Trachsellauenen.

Canyon de Peyralade: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path from the parking lot up the valley, along the Vallee du Riberot. After crossing a stream on our right, we will see the exit of the waterfalls. Turn right to go up the canyon. If we only want to do the lower part, we cross the river and go up on the orographic right side on a small, not very well marked path for about 100 meters. If we want to go the whole way, we climb up the path that zigzags over the waterfalls to an altitude of about 1470 m.
Tour: Many rappels from trees 1 Rápel 18 m The Natural árbol 2 Rápel 12 m Natural árbol 3 Rápel 8 m Izq Natural árbol Destrepe x m - Tobogán 2 m - 4 Rápel 20 m Izq Natural árbol 5 Rápel 30 m The Natural árbol 6 Rápel 20 m The - 7 Rápel 22 m The Natural árbol 8 Rápel 25 m The - 9 Rápel 20 m The Natural árbol 10 Rápel 20 m The Natural árbol 11 Rápel 35 m The Natural árbol 12 Rápel 45 m Izq Natural 13 Rápel 43 m Izq - Destrepe 3 m - 14 Rápel 35 m The Previo escape a derecha 15 Rápel 30 m Izq - 16 Rápel 18 m Izq - 17 Rápel 30 m The Haciendo pasamanos 18 Rápel 35 m The - In the first part you can escape on the orographic left. Before the start of the lower parts, there is a path to the right.

Canyon de Peyralade: Canyon End
Return: Exit to the access road

Canyon de Peyralade: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Arrive in Saint Girons on the D117 and before the bridge over the river Lez, turn right at the traffic circle onto the D618 to Castillon-en-Couserans. Continue on the D4 towards Bordes s/Lez, cross it towards Sentein and after 5 km turn left towards Ayer and Valleé de Riberot. Follow this road to the exit, the Pla de Lalau and the Maison du Valier.
Return: Exit to the access road

Rio Trementina: Canyon Start
2025-07-08: Today, after the 2nd thunderstorm, we surprisingly had water. The canyon has many beautiful spots, but is a pure rappel canyon, which is very rewarding with water. Unfortunately, there are no entries...
Approach: Parking entry: on foot, take the underpass near the church. Turn left, following the signposts to 680 foigen. Climb up the steep path to a fork at 410 m (Molinel); keep left (signpost Lamar- Val Trementina 681). After this fork we cross a first stream near a fence, a second (Rio della Netta) and the third is ours (Rio Trementina).
Tour: The slope north of Trento (east side of the Paganella summit) is apparently inaccessible and ugly: in 1955, a landslide destroyed a large part of the village of Zambana and the Zambana-Paganella cable car station. From a canyoning perspective, however, lines and routes can be guessed; after heavy rainfall, the waterfalls gush out everywhere. The Val Trementina begins at an altitude of 1550 m, at the foot of the vertiginous east face of the Paganella, and runs straight down to an altitude of 200 m, north of Trento. Here we suggest the lower part, which is logistically the most impressive. There is a middle section from an altitude of 1000 m, with old but good belays), and an upper section (from an altitude of 1700 m, set up expedition style in 2023) The lower part begins with easy downclimbs. After the third belay, the canyon narrows and becomes steeper. The Netta stream (also drilled in) joins. Continuous waterfalls follow until the end.

Rio Trementina: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-08: Today, after the 2nd thunderstorm, we surprisingly had water. The canyon has many beautiful spots, but is a pure rappel canyon, which is very rewarding with water. Unfortunately, there are no entries...
Access: Approach: North of Trento, park in Zambana vecchia.
Return: Exit: after the 50 m abseil, turn left into the forest and in 1 minute you are in the open fields. Follow the open path to the left until you reach the small asphalt road that leads to the village.

Rio Trementina: Canyon End
2025-07-08: Today, after the 2nd thunderstorm, we surprisingly had water. The canyon has many beautiful spots, but is a pure rappel canyon, which is very rewarding with water. Unfortunately, there are no entries...
Return: Exit: after the 50 m abseil, turn left into the forest and in 1 minute you are in the open fields. Follow the open path to the left until you reach the small asphalt road that leads to the village.

Trüebbach: Canyon Start
2024-11-16: Walked on ice, at the top the ice was thick enough to stand on, later it wasn't, and in the end it was completely gone. Rating probably between 3.5 and 4 stars. Still very sparsely equipped with ancho...
Approach: Follow the hiking trail up to the Flueseeli, and then past the Flueseehöri, down the scree slope to the start of the Trüebbach gulch.
Tour: At the beginning, the cut is not so deep, but now and then there are beautiful zebra rocks, up there you can still get out of the water, but unsure whether you can get out of the wall. Towards the bottom, the gulch becomes more and more massive, and then there is only one way: down. The tour is not recommended when the water level is high, as there are several vertical rappels that become extremely narrow over several meters.

Trüebbach: Canyon End
2024-11-16: Walked on ice, at the top the ice was thick enough to stand on, later it wasn't, and in the end it was completely gone. Rating probably between 3.5 and 4 stars. Still very sparsely equipped with ancho...
Return: First briefly over the scree, into the forest, and then follow the path back to the Sibe Brünne.

Trüebbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-11-16: Walked on ice, at the top the ice was thick enough to stand on, later it wasn't, and in the end it was completely gone. Rating probably between 3.5 and 4 stars. Still very sparsely equipped with ancho...
Access: You can drive to the Simmenfälle restaurant by car. Then cycle to the Sibe Brünne.
Return: First briefly over the scree, into the forest, and then follow the path back to the Sibe Brünne.

Pittorina: Canyon Start

Pittorina: Canyon End

Pittorina: Parking at Exit

Pittorina: Parking at Entry

Colmegnino: Canyon Start

Colmegnino: Canyon End

Colmegnino: Parking at Entry

Colmegnino: Parking at Exit

Duslinn: Canyon Start

Duslinn: Canyon End

Duslinn: Parking Entry and Exit

Daberbach: Canyon Start

Daberbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Hier sind Parktickets zu lösen!

Daberbach: Canyon End

Daberbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Comment: Zum Wasserstand checken, vorne bei der Maut-Station parken

Daberbach: Waterlevel Checkpoint1

Herques sup.
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...

Herques sup.: Parking at Exit
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...
Access: Bcos zona Escobonal Tenemos que situarnos por la TF28 entre Fasnia y El Escobonal. Accesos bcos Cano y Archifira Justo en el pk. 39,5 en dirección El Escobonal está el puente sobre el bco Herques, pasado tenemos el túnel y a la derecha sitio para aparcar el vehículo de retorno. Accesos bcos Cano y Archifira Retrocedemos hasta el p.k. 40 donde encontraremos el desvío a la derecha a Archifira. Tras 4 kilómetros por esta carretera (cogeremos todos los desvíos hacia la derecha) llegaremos a la cabecera del Bco Cano, seguiremos subiendo otros 2 kms hasta que se termina la parte asfaltada y comienza una pista, al lado hay una esplanada en la que aparcar.
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos por el canal hasta la Galería Cercado de la Viña, desde aquí cogeremos la pista que nos lleva a Aguerche y que continua hasta la carretera, justo por encima del túnel.

Herques sup.: Canyon End
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos por el canal hasta la Galería Cercado de la Viña, desde aquí cogeremos la pista que nos lleva a Aguerche y que continua hasta la carretera, justo por encima del túnel.

Orchilla inf.: Canyon Start
Approach: If parked in El Frontón, we walk gently up through the village with good views of the canyon on our right (don't go down yet) a little further up the road we take right, the road turns into a dirttrack, along some agricultural settings before we take a last, steep right and make our way gently into the river bed of the canyon.

Orchilla inf.: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: After this point 2 bigger abseils + long walking section.
Access: El Frontón or by the main road tf-28
Return: Either park in El Frontón village or by the main road / old Camino Real at the exit.

Orchilla inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Either park here or on top in Frontón village
Access: El Frontón or by the main road tf-28
Return: Either park in El Frontón village or by the main road / old Camino Real at the exit.

Schlaniggraben: Parking at Entry
Access: By car you drive from Radstadt on the main road towards Untertauern, you reach the zoo Untertauern (right side), park the second car here for the subsequent shuttle, then comes the ascent towards Obertauern, (immediately after the view into the canyon, right), follow the road until you turn right before a bridge to the Gnadenalm, park here.
Return: After the last rappel, either follow the stream until it flows into the Taurach and then follow the hiking trail back to the zoo or keep left beforehand and through the forest at the height of the power station on the forest road and then the hiking trail back to the zoo and car.

Schlaniggraben: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signs towards Hakaralm, past some huts, follow the forest road, initially rather flat until it starts to become steep for about 500m after a right-hand bend, then continue along the path towards the forest, you cross a streambed with striking concrete slabs that form a chute, then there is a fork which you follow to the right (slightly downhill), at the next fork after approx. 200m keep left, stay on the forest road, you cross a streambed 3 times until you reach another fork after approx. 1600m, here follow the road to the left uphill, the road climbs slightly until it flattens out after two hairpin bends, follow the road for approx. 600m until you reach a streambed, put on your shoes here and get in.
Tour: Climb directly into the haipin bend and follow the river for approx. 700m until you reach the first rappel (it is still necessary to cut out or look for an alternative entry!), bindings on the right, watch out for the tree lying across, very slippery, then descend right over two hairpins for approx. 25m until you reach a hairpin bends on the left where you can/must set up a rope bend to reach the next belay (very slippery!), rope traverse to the right onto two hairpins, abseil 25m and descend approx. 25m further to the belay on the left. 25m further down to the belay on the left, nice rappel with subsequent walking passages to the next belay on the left, stepped rappel over very slippery terrain (be careful!), followed by approx. 70m walking passage (keep right rather leave the river) to the next and longest rappel of the tour, belay on the right, after rappel, bolts available for lowering so that you don't have to rappel over the slippery terrain, but you have to look a bit, after downclimbing and walking until you come to the last rappel, belay on the left, be careful with the tree in the fall line.

Schlaniggraben: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, either follow the stream until it flows into the Taurach and then follow the hiking trail back to the zoo or keep left beforehand and through the forest at the height of the power station on the forest road and then the hiking trail back to the zoo and car.

Schlaniggraben: Parking at Exit
Access: By car you drive from Radstadt on the main road towards Untertauern, you reach the zoo Untertauern (right side), park the second car here for the subsequent shuttle, then comes the ascent towards Obertauern, (immediately after the view into the canyon, right), follow the road until you turn right before a bridge to the Gnadenalm, park here.
Return: After the last rappel, either follow the stream until it flows into the Taurach and then follow the hiking trail back to the zoo or keep left beforehand and through the forest at the height of the power station on the forest road and then the hiking trail back to the zoo and car.

Mega Rema (Agios Konstantinos)
2024-05-13: At this time of year, the canyon is dry at first, then there were some pools with acceptable water quality that you could bypass. Later, the pools were only brackish water, so we got out.

Mega Rema (Agios Konstantinos): Parking Entry and Exit
2024-05-13: At this time of year, the canyon is dry at first, then there were some pools with acceptable water quality that you could bypass. Later, the pools were only brackish water, so we got out.
Access: To the parking lot at the chapel.

Cross Creek
2025-01-17: Super good value. Numerous easy rapels, and a few nice jumps. Beautiful canyon.

Bhalaudi
2025-01-16: Not too technical, but there are still a few waterfalls that have plenty of water pressure.

Seti (Start - Balcony)
2025-01-24: For me, my new number 1, period.

El Copon: Canyon Start
Approach: Al lado de la casita escandinava, por un cañaveral, el curso del río está claro y se ve más adelante un giro de este y el comienzo del descenso
Tour: Sucesión de rápeles más o menos largos sin ser un descenso encajonado en ningún momento.

El Copon: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel hay una especie de senda a la izquierda que nos lleva a una antigua pista que nos subirá hacia la casa antes mencionada

El Copon: Unknown Parking
Access: The access goes through private property, its owner kindly allows passage.
Return: Tras el último rápel hay una especie de senda a la izquierda que nos lleva a una antigua pista que nos subirá hacia la casa antes mencionada

El Copon: Unknown
Comment: Inicio del barranco

El Copon: Unknown1
Comment: Fin del barranco

El Copon: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero

Eurobin Falls : Canyon Start
2025-02-07: After a simple off-track walk up, the hot weather was super nice as we cruised down with only a little water in the creek. The upper granite boulders were a little slippery after very light rain, but...
Approach: From the lower Eurobin Creek carpark, rock hop up the creek until you nearly meet Crystal Brook. From here, head left, up steeply through varying vegetation until you reach aprox. 730m. From here, head right down into Eurobin Creek.
Tour: The first few abseils stand back from public view. They typically roll off and occasionally finish more steeply before reaching the next anchors. All but the first rapel have unlinked double rings held by screws or expansion bolts. Some bolts may be a little tricky to find in medium to high flow conditions, so be ready for some distant visual or whistle based communication. The rope pull on R5 appears to have claimed somebodys rope - although it is easy to prevent this.

Eurobin Falls : Canyon End
2025-02-07: After a simple off-track walk up, the hot weather was super nice as we cruised down with only a little water in the creek. The upper granite boulders were a little slippery after very light rain, but...
Return: Once you abseil down the main falls (5 stacked abseils) you can quickly find the lookout track back to the main road, and then down to your vehicle.

Eurobin Falls : Parking Entry and Exit
2025-02-07: After a simple off-track walk up, the hot weather was super nice as we cruised down with only a little water in the creek. The upper granite boulders were a little slippery after very light rain, but...
Return: Once you abseil down the main falls (5 stacked abseils) you can quickly find the lookout track back to the main road, and then down to your vehicle.

Fainter Falls : Canyon Start
2025-02-08: Walk in 45 minutes. 90 minutes in the canyon . 10min back to the car. The effort here was not really worth the reward. Perhaps it is possible to wander up from the Fainter Falls view point just to r...
Approach: Largely off track navigation. From the Fainters Falls carpark, follow the track and look to walk up the spur on your right hand side, heading SW up to an implied knoll. At the western end of this knoll, turn south and begin your descent into the creek.
Tour: The creek is full of moss, logs, and mossy logs. While beautiful and wild, it is slow. Meander above, under, and around obstacles in the creek until you reach the first abseil with unlinked double rings on the left. More creek walking and downclimbing and you will reach the finale - Fainter Falls. Best rapped as two pitches, off of a tree anchors part way down on the large ledge. There are many options. At the base, head out on true right to the walking track.

Fainter Falls : Parking Entry and Exit
2025-02-08: Walk in 45 minutes. 90 minutes in the canyon . 10min back to the car. The effort here was not really worth the reward. Perhaps it is possible to wander up from the Fainter Falls view point just to r...
Return: Follow the walking track back to the carpark.

Fainter Falls : Canyon End
2025-02-08: Walk in 45 minutes. 90 minutes in the canyon . 10min back to the car. The effort here was not really worth the reward. Perhaps it is possible to wander up from the Fainter Falls view point just to r...
Return: Follow the walking track back to the carpark.

Lower Hope River
2025-02-10: The tape can be a little tricky to spot on the walk in. We jumped the first main abseil! The final abseil we made a guided rapel off of a tree which was pretty fun. The walk down to the weir is...

Crystal Brook : Canyon Start
2025-02-10: The grading - at low flows (as pictured in this write up) its probably closer to V4, A2 or A3. The flow is never an issue except getting smashed at R4 anchor. At medium flow though, its likely the wat...
Approach: From the chalet, head north passed lookouts until you find the obvious creek.
Tour: The first anchors are located on RR (as are all the anchors on the headwall). You'll have to walk at least 40m back up the track towards your car, and head left out towards the rolling lip to locate them. Two unlinked free hangers back from the edge, or two glue ins, that you may like to rope up to reach. The first two abseils are reasonably dry. The R3 anchor is again on the RR side - the bolts are on a right facing block, and easy to overlook if you follow the water down... R4 anchors are very wet. A small (3-4) person stance. R4 takes you to the bottom of the head wall. Beware this pool drains between the boulders below, as does the following pool. The following anchors are all on true left. R5 (optional) provides an anchor to access R6. R7 is very reachy, so if you're short, afraid, or have slippery shoes, you may like some sort of aid (stick clip) to reach them. At 5'10", they are quite attainable with some stretch and confidence. It may be best to use this anchor to go all the way down to the final pool, as it is a tricky downclimb.

Crystal Brook : Waterlevel Checkpoint
2025-02-10: The grading - at low flows (as pictured in this write up) its probably closer to V4, A2 or A3. The flow is never an issue except getting smashed at R4 anchor. At medium flow though, its likely the wat...
Hydrology: Check the flow as you drive across Eurobin Creek, near the base of Mount Buffalo. At the Eurobin Falls car park, you will find two drainage pipes.

Caradina: Canyon Start
2024-07-27: Opening of the canyon

Caradina: Canyon End
2024-07-27: Opening of the canyon

Caradina: Parking at Entry
2024-07-27: Opening of the canyon

Caradina: Parking at Exit

Bras Rouge (supérieur): Canyon Start
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2024-12-31: Very exposed and long access. Short but worthwhile highlight = La Cathédrale. At R62, you rappel directly into the water jet. Water level photo attached.
Approach: Approx. 100m before the bridge (in the direction of Cilaos), a streambed/stone slab (Pissa canyon) goes steeply uphill (be careful, very slippery in places!). Pass a prominent, pointed rock on the left and continue straight up to just below the high rock face. To the left of this, the route now climbs briefly over a ridge (there is a rope hanging there) before descending steeply to a plateau. Then follow a narrow path further and further up, over several boulder fields (you are on the orographic left side of the Bras Rouge). Climb up to a small mountain pass, where the path then leads steeply down to the left through the vegetation. The steep path, as well as some rocky terrain that can be climbed, leads to the steep edge of the canyon. Here you can rappel into the canyon via 2 intermediate stands.
Tour: The relays in the cathedral are regularly swept away by the floods. The R3 RG seems to be the only one that stands the test of time (equipment relay 20 m before the end of the abseil, about 70 m to the exit, with some rubbing).

Bras Rouge (supérieur): Canyon End
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2024-12-31: Very exposed and long access. Short but worthwhile highlight = La Cathédrale. At R62, you rappel directly into the water jet. Water level photo attached.
Return: more about Bras Rouge Médian

Forra sghiccio malvagna: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the closed road behind the cemetery until you come to an open building on the right. Take a sharp right along the forest road until you reach a wire fence. Follow a ridge inside. Before the exit, take a sharp left back down the slope at an angle until you reach a pool.
Tour: Now follow the streambed for about 400m. Four cascades follow in quick succession. After another section of walking, you reach the last and most beautiful abseiling point of the canyon, which leads into a double pool. 1. 12 m 2BH right, 1,BH left 2. 9 m 1BH+1SH left directly above the water line 3. 13 m 2 BH left into dry side arm 4. 8m 2BH left below trees 5. 7m 2BH left above under small wall Good equipment Exit possible at any time right or left Track at Wikiloc

Forra sghiccio malvagna: Parking at Entry
Access: You fight your way through the narrow streets of Malvagna to a monstrous road that leads down to Cascata Sghiccio. P 37.9215766N, 15.0606619E a few steps above at the exit of the road. This is the exit and a good place to check the water level. Follow the road back up and through the village to the cemetery. Another P 37.9205583N, 15.0566608E.

Forra sghiccio malvagna: Parking at Exit
Access: You fight your way through the narrow streets of Malvagna to a monstrous road that leads down to Cascata Sghiccio. P 37.9215766N, 15.0606619E a few steps above at the exit of the road. This is the exit and a good place to check the water level. Follow the road back up and through the village to the cemetery. Another P 37.9205583N, 15.0566608E.

Sirina (inferiore): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Neben dem Wohnhaus respektvoll auf der Straße parken
Access: From Villagonia, take the narrow road under the highway up the valley. It is best to park respectfully on the road at 37°51.00493'N, 15°16.24045'E next to the house.
Return: After the old water building, immediately take the barely visible path on the right (garden shears helpful) up to the pipe bridge and from there continue up to the access.

Sirina (inferiore): Canyon Start
Tour: Good equipment 1. 4m 2. 3 m hanging rope 3. 4m 4. several short T partly with BH 5. 2BH 3 m access to 14 m rappel, chain 6. short T The 14 m rappel in the watercourse is, depending on the water supply, the most rewarding part of the canyon. To be on the safe side, you can install a fixed rope (20 m) as an emergency exit at the pipe bridge visible from above. The gorges are very overgrown. Depending on the vegetation, head into the streambed and through the reeds to the first abseil point.

Sirina (inferiore): Waypoint
Comment: Wegpunkt aus Karte aus Beschreibung abgelesen: rechts einen schlechten Fahrweg hinab bis zum Einstieg

Forra Laudani: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Hier parken oder noch 3 km weiterholpern wenn es das Auto verträgt und Lackkratzer kein Problem sind.
Access: From Limina, follow the wide road to the exit of the asphalt 37°56.72708'N, 15°15.22607'E. Park here or continue for another 3 km if the car can take it and paint scratches are not a problem.
Return: Climb a small side stream on the left and up the steep slope and you will reach the entry point along the canyon in a few minutes.

Forra Laudani: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Parkplatz mit etwas geländegängigem Fahrzeug
Access: From Limina, follow the wide road to the exit of the asphalt 37°56.72708'N, 15°15.22607'E. Park here or continue for another 3 km if the car can take it and paint scratches are not a problem.
Return: Climb a small side stream on the left and up the steep slope and you will reach the entry point along the canyon in a few minutes.

Forra Laudani: Canyon End
Return: Climb a small side stream on the left and up the steep slope and you will reach the entry point along the canyon in a few minutes.

Forra Laudani: Canyon Start
Approach: Before the large bridge at the interruption of the small wall 37°55.92842'N, 15°14.03908'E in a serpentine down to a kind of ford (entry)
Tour: This is followed by some short chutes and steps that are well equipped with anchors. Then comes the highlight of the canyon, the 10 m rappel in the waterline. If the water pressure is too high, you can rappel directly into the pool to the right of a somewhat hidden sling on a clamping block. A small step follows and you slide through a chute into the last pool 37°56.07888'N, 15°14.04236'E. Under the bridge there is another pool with a swimming area where you may be able to make a small jump. Otherwise the pools are too shallow for jumping.

Gjipe: Parking at Entry
2025-04-29: Basically a nice canyon with cool rappels and if there is water in it, certainly with some cool jumps. Described in the Bich Canyoning Albania! Water was still walking from the parking lot at the entr...
Comment: Am Hang parken und nicht zum Bach hin, ansonsten Fahren die Einheimischen LKW's gegen die Autos evtl.
Access: It is best to park at the entry (mountain side, not facing the river). If there is a second car, it can be parked at the "beach parking lot" (see map), otherwise it will be a longer walk back.
Return: Follow the orographic right-hand path up to the parking lot, where in the best case the second car is parked. Otherwise, follow the road to the left from the parking lot until you reach the main road. Continue to the right until you reach the bends where you entered the stream.

Gjipe: Parking at Exit
2025-04-29: Basically a nice canyon with cool rappels and if there is water in it, certainly with some cool jumps. Described in the Bich Canyoning Albania! Water was still walking from the parking lot at the entr...
Access: It is best to park at the entry (mountain side, not facing the river). If there is a second car, it can be parked at the "beach parking lot" (see map), otherwise it will be a longer walk back.
Return: Follow the orographic right-hand path up to the parking lot, where in the best case the second car is parked. Otherwise, follow the road to the left from the parking lot until you reach the main road. Continue to the right until you reach the bends where you entered the stream.

Gjipe: Canyon Start
2025-04-29: Basically a nice canyon with cool rappels and if there is water in it, certainly with some cool jumps. Described in the Bich Canyoning Albania! Water was still walking from the parking lot at the entr...
Approach: Just cross the guardrail at the access parking lot and off you go!
Tour: There are some fixed ropes in the tour. Be sure to wear gloves, as they are very rough and we destroyed our hands a bit....

Gjipe: Canyon End
Return: Follow the orographic right-hand path up to the parking lot, where in the best case the second car is parked. Otherwise, follow the road to the left from the parking lot until you reach the main road. Continue to the right until you reach the bends where you entered the stream.

Gjerzeze: Canyon End

Gjerzeze: Canyon Start

Gjerzeze: Alternative Canyon End

Gjerzeze: Alternative Canyon End1

Gjerzeze: Parking Entry and Exit

Gures
2025-09-24: Watch out for rockfall! The 200m abseils are extremely exposed to rockfalls.. . Topo PvD not correct for the 200m rappels. First part bolted on the right side (4 points), second part bolted on the lef...
2025-04-17: Impressive upper section, we left right where they throw waste from a cheese factory into the river.

Vinjes: Waypoint
Comment: dem linken Pfad folgen, bis zum Bach

Vinjes: Canyon Start

Vinjes: Alternative Canyon End

Seer
2025-11-29: We parked at the Snake Canyon exit and had a local take us to the entry of Wadi Hatt (Seer). Great abseiling grotto, little water but most of the pools still had clear water. The local also pointed ou...
2025-04-11: Starts dry and has some pools further down, which are still quite clear. Wonderfully narrow canyon with beautiful tufa formations, a small grotto and a very nice ambience overall.

Seer: Parking at Entry
2025-11-29: We parked at the Snake Canyon exit and had a local take us to the entry of Wadi Hatt (Seer). Great abseiling grotto, little water but most of the pools still had clear water. The local also pointed ou...
2025-04-11: Starts dry and has some pools further down, which are still quite clear. Wonderfully narrow canyon with beautiful tufa formations, a small grotto and a very nice ambience overall.
Return: You can park at the canyon exit. Or you can hitch a ride to Upper Snake Canyon.

Seer: Parking at Exit
2025-11-29: We parked at the Snake Canyon exit and had a local take us to the entry of Wadi Hatt (Seer). Great abseiling grotto, little water but most of the pools still had clear water. The local also pointed ou...
2025-04-11: Starts dry and has some pools further down, which are still quite clear. Wonderfully narrow canyon with beautiful tufa formations, a small grotto and a very nice ambience overall.
Return: You can park at the canyon exit. Or you can hitch a ride to Upper Snake Canyon.

Bald Sayt
2025-04-10: Short tour to shorten the day. Beautiful hiking gorge at the start, original finish. The pool at the exit can be avoided with skill orographic left.

Limar: Canyon Start

Limar: Canyon End

Limar: Waypoint

Le Malin: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Drive to the village of Cognin-les-Gorges, turn off there and follow the signs towards Gorges du Nan. Cross the bridge and park at the designated parking area.
Return: After the final abseil, follow the stream until it joins with another. Continue 10 meter downstream along the main flow and look for a steep path on the right-hand side. This trail leads back to the road. Follow the road to return to your car. Note: Do not exit the canyon directly at the 35-meter waterfall, as this area is private property.

Le Malin: Canyon Start
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Approach: Walk back across the bridge and turn left. Pass the house and follow the hiking trail uphill. Once you reach the paved road again, continue walking until you arrive at the hairpin bend. At the bend, leave the road and follow a narrow trail leading down to the stream. The trail is hard to spot.
Tour: The canyon begins with several small abseils and concludes with a final descent of approximately 35 meters. You need a safty line (handline) to get to the anchor.

Le Malin: Canyon End
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Return: After the final abseil, follow the stream until it joins with another. Continue 10 meter downstream along the main flow and look for a steep path on the right-hand side. This trail leads back to the road. Follow the road to return to your car. Note: Do not exit the canyon directly at the 35-meter waterfall, as this area is private property.

Vânturătoarea Waterfall: Canyon Start

Vânturătoarea Waterfall: Canyon End

Vânturătoarea Waterfall: Parking Entry and Exit

Cociu (Roșeț): Canyon Start

Cociu (Roșeț): Canyon End

Cociu (Roșeț): Parking at Entry

Cociu (Roșeț): Parking at Exit

Drăstănic: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-12: Not very interesting, a few nice raps. Would be a lot better with spring flow.
Access: If the river is low, you can park directly across from the canyon and wade the river. But if the canyon is high enough to be interesting, you need to park further downstream at a campsite where a bridge gets you across the river. Then follow a hiking trail running along the river bank on river right.

Drăstănic: Canyon Start
2025-06-12: Not very interesting, a few nice raps. Would be a lot better with spring flow.
Tour: The upper part of the canyon is enclosed and pretty but very short, just three rappels. There are one or two more decent waterfalls lower down, plus river walking.

Drăstănic: Canyon End
2025-06-12: Not very interesting, a few nice raps. Would be a lot better with spring flow.

Jgheabul: Parking Entry and Exit

Jgheabul: Canyon Start

Jgheabul: Canyon End

Țăsna: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-11: Don't bother, unless it has spring flows and you have nothing else to do. Very few waterfalls, very little gorge, mostly just scrambling / hiking down a water course that gets drier as you descend.

Țăsna: Canyon Start
2025-06-11: Don't bother, unless it has spring flows and you have nothing else to do. Very few waterfalls, very little gorge, mostly just scrambling / hiking down a water course that gets drier as you descend.

Țăsna: Canyon End
2025-06-11: Don't bother, unless it has spring flows and you have nothing else to do. Very few waterfalls, very little gorge, mostly just scrambling / hiking down a water course that gets drier as you descend.

Măriii Valley: Parking Entry and Exit

Măriii Valley: Canyon Start

Măriii Valley: Canyon End

Cetea (Roman Baths): Parking Entry and Exit

Cetea (Roman Baths): Canyon Start

Cetea (Roman Baths): Canyon End

Vânătările Ponorului: Parking Entry and Exit

Vânătările Ponorului: Canyon Start

Vânătările Ponorului: Canyon End

Val del Boz
2025-04-22: Exploration data Entered alt. 1200masl. An 5m Dc Possible entrance/exit alt. 1100masl CAIRN Possible entrance/exit alt. 1050masl painted An Rd 10m double drop An Rg 15m could do with some anchor An...

Cailor Waterfall: Parking Entry and Exit

Cailor Waterfall: Canyon Start

Cailor Waterfall: Canyon End

Roza de Garniga
2025-04-26: Descended from La Peschièra with no info on the canyon, surprised to find a nice waterfall right from the start. We discovered here an old (10-20 year) rope and also possibly some newer lower down. Th...

Cheia Rea: Parking Entry and Exit

Cheia Rea: Canyon Start

Cheia Rea: Canyon End

val Morsecca: Canyon Start
2025-04-29: Expl. data, start 880masl. An Rg 45m 1 tebylon ring 6cm bolt Rd 20m + a pre-drilled hole 10cm, in a niche Dc An Rg 20m Chain (home-made but inox) Rd 25m Confluenza An Rd 20m An Rd 20m fixed rop...
Comment: Ermittelt aus Beschreibung
Approach: Approach via the Cadini, trails 4b+8a to alt. 820m. Additional waterfall at alt. 880m. can be accessed in different ways. Possibility to start even higher, but morphology & little water make it not interesting.
Tour: An Rg 45m 1 Tebylon ring 6cm bolt Rd + a pre-drilled hole 10cm, in a niche, 20m Downclimb An Rg 20m Chain (home-made but inox) Rd 25m Confluenza An Rd 20m An Rd 20m fixed rope, cheap maillon An Rg 15m fixed rope, cheap maillon Chain Rg 40m, in a niche 2 bolts Tebylon 45m Rg An Rd rope, cheap maillon 30m, double drop 2 bolts/spits (iceclimbing) Rd rope, cheap maillon 25m, freehanging

val Morsecca: Canyon End
2025-04-29: Expl. data, start 880masl. An Rg 45m 1 tebylon ring 6cm bolt Rd 20m + a pre-drilled hole 10cm, in a niche Dc An Rg 20m Chain (home-made but inox) Rd 25m Confluenza An Rd 20m An Rd 20m fixed rop...
Comment: Ermittelt aus Beschreibung
Return: Hike the Brenton valley down or descend the touristic Cadini (attention: no anchors, when you jump into a pool, you may face obligatory jumps/slides of up to 10m)

Galbena: Parking Entry and Exit

Galbena: Canyon Start

Galbena: Canyon End

Moara Dracului: Parking Entry and Exit

Moara Dracului: Canyon Start

Moara Dracului: Canyon End

Oșelu: Parking Entry and Exit

Oșelu: Canyon Start

Oșelu: Canyon End

Rău Stream: Parking Entry and Exit

Rău Stream: Canyon Start

Rău Stream: Canyon End

Seacă Valley: Parking at Exit

Seacă Valley: Parking at Entry

Seacă Valley: Canyon Start

Seacă Valley: Canyon End

Sec Stream: Parking Entry and Exit

Sec Stream: Canyon Start

Sec Stream: Canyon End

Capra: Parking Entry and Exit

Capra: Canyon Start

Capra: Canyon End

Orății: Parking Entry and Exit

Orății: Canyon Start

Orății: Canyon End

Rea Valley: Parking Entry and Exit

Rea Valley: Canyon Start

Rea Valley: Canyon End

Vânturiș: Parking Entry and Exit

Vânturiș: Canyon Start

Vânturiș: Canyon End

Zbuciumatul: Parking Entry and Exit

Zbuciumatul: Canyon Start

Zbuciumatul: Canyon End

Bobot: Parking Entry and Exit

Bobot: Canyon Start

Bobot: Canyon End

Cheii Gorges: Parking at Exit
2025-06-14: Easy access and exit. Pretty canyon, making your way down a limestone chaos in a deep gorge. All but the final rappel was be climbed round. Water doubles near the end due to a re-surgence, followed b...
Access: Gravel road to the lower parking. 9.5 km drive (30 minutes) on a worse gravel road to the upper parking - easier with an SUV.
Return: 30 minutes hiking in or next to the river bed. Escape on river left to the bridge and lower parking.

Cheii Gorges: Parking at Entry
2025-06-14: Easy access and exit. Pretty canyon, making your way down a limestone chaos in a deep gorge. All but the final rappel was be climbed round. Water doubles near the end due to a re-surgence, followed b...
Access: Gravel road to the lower parking. 9.5 km drive (30 minutes) on a worse gravel road to the upper parking - easier with an SUV.
Return: 30 minutes hiking in or next to the river bed. Escape on river left to the bridge and lower parking.

Cheii Gorges: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Easy access and exit. Pretty canyon, making your way down a limestone chaos in a deep gorge. All but the final rappel was be climbed round. Water doubles near the end due to a re-surgence, followed b...
Approach: 10 minute downhill walk on a steep hiking path.

Cheii Gorges: Canyon End
Return: 30 minutes hiking in or next to the river bed. Escape on river left to the bridge and lower parking.

Râmnuța: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-13: Very steep walk-in scramble, took us a while to find it. Very slippery canyon but pleasant, sustained. Best in the immediate area.
Access: Good gravel road, suitable for normal cars

Râmnuța: Canyon Start
2025-06-13: Very steep walk-in scramble, took us a while to find it. Very slippery canyon but pleasant, sustained. Best in the immediate area.
Approach: Very steep walk-in scramble, look for the yellow dots and the cable handline.

Râmnuța: Canyon End
2025-06-13: Very steep walk-in scramble, took us a while to find it. Very slippery canyon but pleasant, sustained. Best in the immediate area.

Turcinu Mare: Parking at Exit
2025-06-14: Lovely views on the hike. A beautiful central waterfall, where it is important to find the rebelay - well to the side on river left. Other than that it is a huge amount of walking, trees in the water...
Access: 5km shuttle on a bad gravel road, needs a SUV.
Return: Immediate. Final waterfall ends by the road.

Turcinu Mare: Parking at Entry
2025-06-14: Lovely views on the hike. A beautiful central waterfall, where it is important to find the rebelay - well to the side on river left. Other than that it is a huge amount of walking, trees in the water...
Access: 5km shuttle on a bad gravel road, needs a SUV.
Return: Immediate. Final waterfall ends by the road.

Turcinu Mare: Canyon Start
2025-06-14: Lovely views on the hike. A beautiful central waterfall, where it is important to find the rebelay - well to the side on river left. Other than that it is a huge amount of walking, trees in the water...
Approach: Long uphill hike (with lovely views higher up) and long approach along a tree strewn river bed.
Tour: A beautiful central waterfall, where it is important to find the re-belay - well to the side on river left. All the water disappears 2/3 of the way down into a water pipe.

Turcinu Mare: Canyon End
Return: Immediate. Final waterfall ends by the road.

Urloaia: Parking at Entry

Urloaia: Parking at Exit

Urloaia: Canyon Start

Urloaia: Canyon End

Zgăul Vintilanilor: Parking Entry and Exit

Zgăul Vintilanilor: Canyon Start

Zgăul Vintilanilor: Canyon End

Scoruș: Parking at Entry

Scoruș: Parking at Exit

Scoruș: Canyon Start

Scoruș: Canyon End

Buda Valley: Parking Entry and Exit

Buda Valley: Canyon Start

Buda Valley: Canyon End

Gaura Valley (Șimon): Parking Entry and Exit

Gaura Valley (Șimon): Canyon Start

Gaura Valley (Șimon): Canyon End

Val Gallina
v3 a3 IV | 0min/0min/0min | 1.5⭐ | m
2023-09-15: Water colour is greyish, somewhat muddy from the dam. Large landslide avoided on the right, abseiled from a tree back into the canyon. Hooks in place, looks like climbers. Added a few more to complete...

Val Pora
2023-09-16: Unattractive forest canyon, ending at the electricity plant. A higher entrance exists, but it should take strength & motivation to complete.

Petite Gryonne: Canyon Start
2025-05-16: Perfect for letting off steam after work.
Approach: There are parking spaces at the Mines de sel de Bex. Attention! The path up there is an official mountain bike route. So you have to assume that cyclists can turn up quite quickly. Don't walk as far as the bridge, because the 30m down to the start are full of trees, rather walk down through the field from the north.
Tour: C35 C10, or perhaps C5 + S4 C15

Petite Gryonne: Canyon End
2025-05-16: Perfect for letting off steam after work.
Return: Walk 5min to the confluence, cross over to the other side and take the path back to the car.

Petite Gryonne: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-16: Perfect for letting off steam after work.
Return: Walk 5min to the confluence, cross over to the other side and take the path back to the car.

Asino: Canyon Start

Asino: Canyon End

Asino: Parking at Entry

Asino: Parking at Exit

Cascade Morette Est
2025-05-22: First ascent, that something like this still exists in 2025, right next to the famous Cascade de Morette... Probably dry in summer

Cascade Morette Est: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-22: First ascent, that something like this still exists in 2025, right next to the famous Cascade de Morette... Probably dry in summer
Comment: Parkplatz neben den Müllcontainern
Access: Simply navigate to the "Cascade de Morette" (google maps), the small parking lot next to the garbage containers opposite the small restaurant is perfect (see GPS parking lot).
Return: 2 minutes At the foot of the last rappel, a faintly recognizable path on the left bank leads back to the road (1 minute), then left to the car (1 minute).

Canyon Sopho: Canyon Start

Canyon Sopho: Canyon End

Dzmuisi canyon: Canyon Start
Comment: Achtung! Ermittelt basierend Einstiegshöhe!

Dzmuisi canyon: Canyon End
Comment: Achtung! Ermittelt basierend Ausstiegsshöhe!

Rii: Canyon Start
Approach: With shuttle: from Biegno, take the mule track to Cangili di Biegno. At the hairpin bend at 1050 m, follow the trail heading north, gradually entering Val Frigera. After crossing the Frigera stream, climb over a ridge until you reach the western branch of the Rii stream. Descend briefly on the left bank until you find the first rappel (46°05'52.8"N 08°48'44.2"E). About 40 minutes for 280 m of elevation gain. Without shuttle: from the lower parking area, walk down to Biegno along the paved road (1.3 km) and then follow the directions above.

Rii: Canyon End
Return: After the final vertical, exit to the left before the confluence with the Frigera stream. Pass in front of some abandoned mountain huts and move towards the Crosa stream until you reach the ridge of the spur. Climb the entire ridge up to the paved road. Continue towards Biegno to return to the cars in a short time. About 20 minutes for 70 m of elevation gain.

Rii: Parking at Entry
Access: Lower access: from Maccagno, follow the signs to Indemini and the state border along the SP5. After the Italian customs, the road crosses the Frigera stream; immediately afterward there is a large parking area on the right (46°05'38.8"N 08°48'57.5"E). Upper access: from the lower parking lot, head back towards Biegno. Just before entering the village, there are 2–3 parking spaces by a small valley on the right (46°05'08.2"N 08°49'00.8"E).
Return: After the final vertical, exit to the left before the confluence with the Frigera stream. Pass in front of some abandoned mountain huts and move towards the Crosa stream until you reach the ridge of the spur. Climb the entire ridge up to the paved road. Continue towards Biegno to return to the cars in a short time. About 20 minutes for 70 m of elevation gain.

Rii: Parking at Exit
Access: Lower access: from Maccagno, follow the signs to Indemini and the state border along the SP5. After the Italian customs, the road crosses the Frigera stream; immediately afterward there is a large parking area on the right (46°05'38.8"N 08°48'57.5"E). Upper access: from the lower parking lot, head back towards Biegno. Just before entering the village, there are 2–3 parking spaces by a small valley on the right (46°05'08.2"N 08°49'00.8"E).
Return: After the final vertical, exit to the left before the confluence with the Frigera stream. Pass in front of some abandoned mountain huts and move towards the Crosa stream until you reach the ridge of the spur. Climb the entire ridge up to the paved road. Continue towards Biegno to return to the cars in a short time. About 20 minutes for 70 m of elevation gain.

Frigera: Canyon Start

Frigera: Canyon End

Frigera: Parking Entry and Exit

La Doue de l'Eau: Canyon Start
2025-06-06: Nice little canyon, great for the area! The description is based on the log of the ascent, so please feel free to check and correct it.
Comment: Einstieg an der Brücke
Approach: Access is via the wider path (keep left) to the bridge. There you take the path. - Alternatively, you can climb directly to the exit and swim, slide and jump there. Then you don't need any other equipment.
Tour: At the beginning, the water is very shallow, the stones round and very slippery. From time to time there are trees lying across, but they are not difficult to avoid. After walking along the stream for a while, you come to a dam, which you bypass to get to the first ~5m abseil. The stones of the dam should be avoided, it doesn't seem to be superiore solid. The actual canyon character begins here. After the rappel, you can make the first small hops (remove any branches beforehand). After a few meters you can let yourself drift through a small water channel and arrive at a somewhat bumpy slide (sitting but possible). Orographically to the left is also a 6-7m jump and an opportunity to rappel. Everything can easily be repeated. The pool is pleasantly deep pretty much exactly below the jump (again, it doesn't hurt to check beforehand). The pool is immediately followed by a short 4m rappel (orographic right), a few pools and then the canyon is over again. Exit orographic right. The canyon can be exited in any direction at any time in an emergency.

La Doue de l'Eau: Canyon End
2025-06-06: Nice little canyon, great for the area! The description is based on the log of the ascent, so please feel free to check and correct it.
Comment: Ausstieg (Angabe ungenau, aufgrund von Karte geschätzt)
Return: The way back is not easy as there are many turn-offs, especially at the beginning, which are not the most obvious. Tend to keep to the right here to get back to the road slightly below the parking lot.

La Doue de l'Eau: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-06: Nice little canyon, great for the area! The description is based on the log of the ascent, so please feel free to check and correct it.
Access: Parking is possible directly above on the street.
Return: The way back is not easy as there are many turn-offs, especially at the beginning, which are not the most obvious. Tend to keep to the right here to get back to the road slightly below the parking lot.

Chisola: Canyon Start
2025-08-17: Alternative access to the Perlana. Nice rappel... At the last belaystation a nut is missing, otherwise everything is ok.
2025-06-14: A good option to add some waterfalls to the classic Perlana
Tour: C20 2sx + C30 2sx C15 2sx C20 2sx or 2dx

Chisola: Canyon End
2025-08-17: Alternative access to the Perlana. Nice rappel... At the last belaystation a nut is missing, otherwise everything is ok.
2025-06-14: A good option to add some waterfalls to the classic Perlana

Grigoraki
2025-06-05: This time descend further down the stream to the slope leading up to the left. Not worth it though; better to climb directly up to the left after the last rappel
2025-06-01: Anchors ok, last rappel not 24m (as indicated in the Vertical Water booklet), but 30m (!). Directly after the last rappel, follow the blue dots and cairns to the left up to the slope and on this down...

Grigoraki: Canyon End
2025-06-05: This time descend further down the stream to the slope leading up to the left. Not worth it though; better to climb directly up to the left after the last rappel
2025-06-01: Anchors ok, last rappel not 24m (as indicated in the Vertical Water booklet), but 30m (!). Directly after the last rappel, follow the blue dots and cairns to the left up to the slope and on this down...
Comment: Ausstieg li. hiauf
Return: After the final pump, follow the blue dots and some cairns to the left up to the piste, which we reach roughly where we started our access from the pista. Now descend a few meters on the slope to the chapel.

Grigoraki: Alternative Canyon End
2025-06-05: This time descend further down the stream to the slope leading up to the left. Not worth it though; better to climb directly up to the left after the last rappel
2025-06-01: Anchors ok, last rappel not 24m (as indicated in the Vertical Water booklet), but 30m (!). Directly after the last rappel, follow the blue dots and cairns to the left up to the slope and on this down...
Comment: Ausstieg auf die Piste nach li. . Zufahrt hinunter bis zum Bach nur für Allradfahrzeuge empfohlen
Return: After the final pump, follow the blue dots and some cairns to the left up to the piste, which we reach roughly where we started our access from the pista. Now descend a few meters on the slope to the chapel.

Kokra: Canyon End
2025-06-26: Now all the waterfalls have been measured with the laser and a topographic view drawn. Now we also have a small forest/canyon gorge nearby.
2025-06-19: We started the tour today, there are currently 7 abseiling points, probably 2 more to come, we took a tree to save time.
Return: 2min to the boulder barrier, before that orographically left onto the hill and follow the path to the car, 5min.

Kokra: Canyon Start
2025-06-26: Now all the waterfalls have been measured with the laser and a topographic view drawn. Now we also have a small forest/canyon gorge nearby.
2025-06-19: We started the tour today, there are currently 7 abseiling points, probably 2 more to come, we took a tree to save time.
Approach: The map only shows the old way up anyway. First 50m along the pipeline to the east, then steeply up the cart track via a few hairpin bends. Past the electricity pylon and up another step. Then the path leads horizontally roughly southwards over the Kokra into the valley. Either descend shortly before, using a hand rope down the steep forest to the stream 50m, or up to the boulder wall and then leisurely in.
Tour: From the boulder wall it is 250m to the first narrow section where you put on the neo. There are currently a total of 9 abseiling points. No waterfall is higher than 9m. You should only have 2x20m of rope with you, as the first double waterfall is rappelled in one. The watercourse has a good grip but is very slippery in places. At

Kokra: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-26: Now all the waterfalls have been measured with the laser and a topographic view drawn. Now we also have a small forest/canyon gorge nearby.
2025-06-19: We started the tour today, there are currently 7 abseiling points, probably 2 more to come, we took a tree to save time.
Access: By car to Pöckau, orographic left directly at the Kokra stream, the road goes up 350m to the meadow parking lot at the last house.
Return: 2min to the boulder barrier, before that orographically left onto the hill and follow the path to the car, 5min.

Kokra: Waypoint
Approach: The map only shows the old way up anyway. First 50m along the pipeline to the east, then steeply up the cart track via a few hairpin bends. Past the electricity pylon and up another step. Then the path leads horizontally roughly southwards over the Kokra into the valley. Either descend shortly before, using a hand rope down the steep forest to the stream 50m, or up to the boulder wall and then leisurely in.

Kokra: Waypoint1
Approach: The map only shows the old way up anyway. First 50m along the pipeline to the east, then steeply up the cart track via a few hairpin bends. Past the electricity pylon and up another step. Then the path leads horizontally roughly southwards over the Kokra into the valley. Either descend shortly before, using a hand rope down the steep forest to the stream 50m, or up to the boulder wall and then leisurely in.

Cascata dell Inferno: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-22: Beautiful abseiling points in the watercourse. Top equipped stands (glued anchors, chain anchors; some rope traverses). Tour is commercially guided. At the 50m rappel (the actual "Cascata dell Inferno...
Access: From Taibon Agordino, head west on Via S. Lucano to Col di Prà.
Return: A few minutes back to the parking lot on the forest path.

Cascata dell Inferno: Canyon Start
2025-06-22: Beautiful abseiling points in the watercourse. Top equipped stands (glued anchors, chain anchors; some rope traverses). Tour is commercially guided. At the 50m rappel (the actual "Cascata dell Inferno...
Approach: From the parking lot, follow hiking trail no. 761 on the orographic right side steeply upwards until it leads to the forest road (no. 762 to C.ra Malgonera). Continue upwards to the confluence of 3 streams. Cross the Torrente Bordina and enter the Val Malgonera at approx. 1200m.
Tour: Start in Val Malgonera with a rope traverse (approx. 10m) to the first rappel orographic right (approx. 20m), followed by 2 slides. Then climb under the bridge to the next belay (right), rappel approx. 10m to a handrail on the left. From there rappel approx. 20m (confluence with the Torrente Bordina). Then follow several smaller steps and rappels to the "Cascata dell inferno" (rope traverse and belay on the left). Either get out here and follow the path to the parking lot, or continue along the streambed to the forest path/parking lot (3 more waterfalls, block climbing).

Cascata dell Inferno: Canyon End
2025-06-22: Beautiful abseiling points in the watercourse. Top equipped stands (glued anchors, chain anchors; some rope traverses). Tour is commercially guided. At the 50m rappel (the actual "Cascata dell Inferno...
Return: A few minutes back to the parking lot on the forest path.

Cascata dell Inferno: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: From Taibon Agordino, head west on Via S. Lucano to Col di Prà.
Return: A few minutes back to the parking lot on the forest path.

Tobelbach: Canyon Start1
2025-06-30: First ascent with kids. Currently good conditions with low water levels.
Approach: In 3-5min RD up the forest, climb over a water separator to the canyoning start.
Tour: Playful canyon with many small slides in the red Verrucano rock. Very good for walking with children. Various exit options. Some beautiful parts like in the Cholschlagerbach.

Tobelbach: Canyon End
2025-06-30: First ascent with kids. Currently good conditions with low water levels.
Return: Get off at 1004m RG in the direction of Dickenboden and then take the hiking trail up to the car in 20 minutes.

Tobelbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-30: First ascent with kids. Currently good conditions with low water levels.
Access: Approach to Flumserberg - Tannenheim. At the large parking lot, turn right onto Tschudiwiesenstrasse. Follow this road for 280m until you reach the canyon bridge. Park here RD next to the bridge.
Return: Get off at 1004m RG in the direction of Dickenboden and then take the hiking trail up to the car in 20 minutes.

Triazza: Canyon Start
Comment: Rap 1 (20m L)
Approach: See overview map. Access from Waldstrasse (N46.79597, E10.32594) to Rap 1 (N46.79582, E10.32759)
Tour: First ascent: Patrick Y. Müller, Jachen-Andri Gisep (June 8, 2025) Protection: Stainless steel bolt anchor (10 x 86 mm, AISI 316L stainless steel). Abseil stands consistently drilled redundantly and connected with chain (if significantly above normal waterline) or sling (if deeper). Canyon still needs to be cleared out a little (as of June, 2025)

Triazza: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Rap 2 (15m L)
Approach: See overview map. Access from Waldstrasse (N46.79597, E10.32594) to Rap 1 (N46.79582, E10.32759)
Tour: First ascent: Patrick Y. Müller, Jachen-Andri Gisep (June 8, 2025) Protection: Stainless steel bolt anchor (10 x 86 mm, AISI 316L stainless steel). Abseil stands consistently drilled redundantly and connected with chain (if significantly above normal waterline) or sling (if deeper). Canyon still needs to be cleared out a little (as of June, 2025)

Triazza: Waypoint
Comment: Zustieg von Waldstrasse
Approach: See overview map. Access from Waldstrasse (N46.79597, E10.32594) to Rap 1 (N46.79582, E10.32759)

Almbachklamm (BGL): Parking at Exit
2025-08-18: Whether coming from the Sulzer waterfall or from the hiking trail, do not start at the top of the waterfall. Otherwise a relatively long block climb between hikers taking a dip. It is easier to go dow...
2025-07-03: We were in Sulzer Waterfall and had parked a car at the ball mill. We originally wanted to take the hiking trail along the gorge, but very quickly realized that the canyon is very well set up and the...
Comment: Gebührenfreier Parkplatz an der Kugelmühle
Access: Parking at the Kugelmühle parking lot, alternatively like Sulzer Wasserfall. The parking spaces directly at the Kugelmühle are subject to a charge, there is free parking approx. 5 minutes' walk further away
Return: Follow the hiking trail of the Almbachklamm gorge to the Kugelmühle and from there to the parking lot

Almbachklamm (BGL): Canyon End
2025-08-18: Whether coming from the Sulzer waterfall or from the hiking trail, do not start at the top of the waterfall. Otherwise a relatively long block climb between hikers taking a dip. It is easier to go dow...
2025-07-03: We were in Sulzer Waterfall and had parked a car at the ball mill. We originally wanted to take the hiking trail along the gorge, but very quickly realized that the canyon is very well set up and the...
Return: Follow the hiking trail of the Almbachklamm gorge to the Kugelmühle and from there to the parking lot

Almbachklamm (BGL): Canyon Start
2025-08-18: Whether coming from the Sulzer waterfall or from the hiking trail, do not start at the top of the waterfall. Otherwise a relatively long block climb between hikers taking a dip. It is easier to go dow...
2025-07-03: We were in Sulzer Waterfall and had parked a car at the ball mill. We originally wanted to take the hiking trail along the gorge, but very quickly realized that the canyon is very well set up and the...
Comment: Startpunkt Sulzer Wasserfall
Approach: Option 1: Walk over the Sulzer waterfall and continue the tour in the Almbachklamm gorge Option 2: For €8/person (per 2025), follow the Almbachklamm hiking trail upstream and enter the Almbachklamm gorge as you wish
Tour: The canyon leads directly along the Almbachklamm gorge, which has been developed for tourism. Accordingly, there are many spectators and many entry and exit points. As you come back again and again, there is the possibility of endless jump/slide/rappel fun at one of the many beautiful spots.

Almbachklamm (BGL): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einer der vielen Möglichkeiten eines zwischen- Ein/Aus-Stieg
Approach: Option 1: Walk over the Sulzer waterfall and continue the tour in the Almbachklamm gorge Option 2: For €8/person (per 2025), follow the Almbachklamm hiking trail upstream and enter the Almbachklamm gorge as you wish
Tour: The canyon leads directly along the Almbachklamm gorge, which has been developed for tourism. Accordingly, there are many spectators and many entry and exit points. As you come back again and again, there is the possibility of endless jump/slide/rappel fun at one of the many beautiful spots.

Micropotamos

Rio Malo: Canyon Start

Rio Malo: Canyon End

Rio Malo: Parking at Exit

Rio Malo: Parking at Entry

Valle della Fontana: Canyon Start

Valle della Fontana: Parking at Exit

Valle della Fontana: Parking at Entry

Valle della Civetta: Canyon Start

Valle della Civetta: Canyon End

Valle della Civetta: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Pissavacca: Canyon Start

Val Pissavacca: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Stùtal: Canyon Start

Val Stùtal: Parking at Entry

Val Stùtal: Parking at Exit

Val Rua: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Rua: Canyon Start

Gorgo di Casotto: Canyon Start

Gorgo di Casotto: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Calcino: Parking at Entry
Access: Für den Shuttle muss man etwa 35 km oder fast eine Stunde mit dem Auto zurücklegen.

Val Calcino: Parking at Exit
Access: Für den Shuttle muss man etwa 35 km oder fast eine Stunde mit dem Auto zurücklegen.

Val Calcino: Canyon Start

Val Calcino: Canyon End

Valpegara Inferiore: Canyon Start

Valpegara Inferiore: Parking Entry and Exit

Val dell'Orco: Parking Entry and Exit

Val dell'Orco: Canyon Start

Val dell'Orco: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangaben in Beschreibung.

Torrente Novarza superiore: Canyon Start

Torrente Novarza superiore: Canyon End
Return: Before the Novarza flows into the Lumiei with a final gorge, turn right onto the climbing trail out of the canyon. Then follow the metal path over the gorge and up the already somewhat overgrown hiking trail to the parking lot.

Torrente Novarza superiore: Parking at Exit
Access: Parking exit: From Tolmezzo take the SS52 towards Villa Santina/Ampezzo --> in Villa Santina turn left at the traffic circle towards Froni di Sopra/ Ampezzo --> at the exit of Ampezzo turn right onto the SP73 towards Sauris --> after a few serpentine bends and several meters of altitude difference there is a small tunnel --> after a while there is a 2nd longer tunnel --> on the left there is a stone fountain --> park in the large gravel parking lot opposite Brunnen. longer tunnel --> there is a stone fountain on the left --> park in the large gravel parking place opposite the fountain (approx. 830altitude) Parking entry: Continue in the direction of Sauris. 200m after the dam, turn left towards Lateis. Drive through the village and continue until you reach a bridge over the Torrente Pieltinis. After the bridge, cross a sand road until you reach a parking area with a rest bench.
Return: Before the Novarza flows into the Lumiei with a final gorge, turn right onto the climbing trail out of the canyon. Then follow the metal path over the gorge and up the already somewhat overgrown hiking trail to the parking lot.

Torrente Novarza superiore: Parking at Entry
Access: Parking exit: From Tolmezzo take the SS52 towards Villa Santina/Ampezzo --> in Villa Santina turn left at the traffic circle towards Froni di Sopra/ Ampezzo --> at the exit of Ampezzo turn right onto the SP73 towards Sauris --> after a few serpentine bends and several meters of altitude difference there is a small tunnel --> after a while there is a 2nd longer tunnel --> on the left there is a stone fountain --> park in the large gravel parking lot opposite Brunnen. longer tunnel --> there is a stone fountain on the left --> park in the large gravel parking place opposite the fountain (approx. 830altitude) Parking entry: Continue in the direction of Sauris. 200m after the dam, turn left towards Lateis. Drive through the village and continue until you reach a bridge over the Torrente Pieltinis. After the bridge, cross a sand road until you reach a parking area with a rest bench.
Return: Before the Novarza flows into the Lumiei with a final gorge, turn right onto the climbing trail out of the canyon. Then follow the metal path over the gorge and up the already somewhat overgrown hiking trail to the parking lot.

Rio dell' Ambruseit superiore: Parking at Exit
2025-07-12: Today I climbed the upper part for the first time. Nice rappel at the beginning, partly brittle rock, then just longer downclimbing / stream hiking to the "known lower part".
Access: Parking lot below as with the inferiore part. Take the shuttle car and drive up towards Lovea. Park the vehicle at the parking lot for hikers at Rif Monte Sernio (approx. 500m before the parking lot for the inferiore section).
Return: Follow the inferiore part, or theoretically you can get off here and return to the parking lot

Rio dell' Ambruseit superiore: Parking at Entry
2025-07-12: Today I climbed the upper part for the first time. Nice rappel at the beginning, partly brittle rock, then just longer downclimbing / stream hiking to the "known lower part".
Access: Parking lot below as with the inferiore part. Take the shuttle car and drive up towards Lovea. Park the vehicle at the parking lot for hikers at Rif Monte Sernio (approx. 500m before the parking lot for the inferiore section).
Return: Follow the inferiore part, or theoretically you can get off here and return to the parking lot

Rio dell' Ambruseit superiore: Canyon Start
2025-07-12: Today I climbed the upper part for the first time. Nice rappel at the beginning, partly brittle rock, then just longer downclimbing / stream hiking to the "known lower part".
Approach: Follow CAI trail no. 416 (Rif Monte Sernio). This leads continuously uphill until after about 50 minutes CAI path no. 455 (Pra di Lunze) branches off to the right downhill. Follow this downhill and you will be in the streambed for a few minutes.
Tour: Bypass 5m to the left or on the left bank using steep footpaths. 5m left (old anchor) 35m chain anchor left Jump 3m or rappel right at the tree Slide 4m 20m right (2 steps) 2 old and 1 new anchor in brittle rock 12m right 8m right 12m left Then approx. 400m downclimb and stream walk 30m left 150m stream walking Start Inferior part

Rio dell' Ambruseit superiore: Canyon End
Return: Follow the inferiore part, or theoretically you can get off here and return to the parking lot

Ruf da Antermont
2025-07-14: First canyoning ascent 7 years ago, 2 new stands drilled today, but more could be added.... Beautiful, small, alpine canyon, with mega panorama 😍.

Ödkarbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-15: Entered above the "normal" entry - as described in the "Tyrolean Canyoning Guide". All necessary places above the normal entry equipped with new anchors. New anchors already in place at the bottom. B...
2025-07-13: We placed about 15 new 10mm anchors, after many steps (some of which are dangerous to downclimb) had not yet been set up at all.
Comment: Abseilen von Latschen über trockenen Seitengraben in das Bachbett
Approach: There are several ways to get to the Vomper Loch (the one described here, via the Knappensteig, via the Katzenleiter). The quickest of these is by bike via the Ganalm, as you save about an hour's walk downhill on the way back. Due to the length and remoteness of the route, it is advisable to bivouac at the Hüttl in der Au. From the Umlberg parking lot, cycle or e-bike past the Ganalm to the start of the Kristlalpl path (e-bike: 30 min). Park the bikes there. You should be sure-footed for the Kristlalpl path, which leads down to Vomper Loch. From there, climb up the opposite slope and head west at the junction with the hiking trail through Vomper Loch (yellow signs). You cross two ditches before you reach the exit of the Ödkarlbach and see the final cascades (1.5h since leaving the bikes). From there, follow the path into the valley for about 15 minutes until you reach the steep, pathless ridge. The ascent through mountain pine fields is arduous up to about 1570m, where you will repeatedly find cut-off mountain pines. Once at the top, you unfortunately have to descend another 200 meters through even more difficult and very dense mountain pine terrain. About halfway up to the streambed, you will find historic, heavy pitons on which you can rappel down a steep chute. From there, follow a dry ditch and rappel from the mountain pines into the streambed at an altitude of approx. 1370m (3h from the Ödkarlbach exit). Long pants and DEET insect repellent are recommended due to the extreme plague of ticks in the entire Vomper Loch.
Tour: Around 25 abseils into crystal-clear pools in a wild, sometimes very incised environment are a reward for the exertions of access. There are also smaller slides and jumps, but there is definitely no risk of injury, because without a satellite phone you cannot hope for external help within the next few hours. Highlights include a 45m rappel and beautiful narrow sections in white limestone. The final combination of waterfalls is also very attractive. Most of the abseils now have 10mm anchors (easy), but there are still some perfect 8mm stands to be found.

Ödkarbach: Canyon End
2025-10-15: Entered above the "normal" entry - as described in the "Tyrolean Canyoning Guide". All necessary places above the normal entry equipped with new anchors. New anchors already in place at the bottom. B...
2025-07-13: We placed about 15 new 10mm anchors, after many steps (some of which are dangerous to downclimb) had not yet been set up at all.
Comment: Ausstieg bei Kreuzung mit Wanderweg oder noch letzten Abseiler in den Vomperbach mitnehmen und durch's Vomper Loch zurück
Return: If you bivouac, continue into the valley to the Hüttl in der Au (35 min). Otherwise, you can either walk back along the hiking trail or hike through the Vomper Bach stream to the Kristlalplsteig bridge (45 min). From there take the path back up to the bikes (~1h)

Ödkarbach: Overnight stay
2025-10-15: Entered above the "normal" entry - as described in the "Tyrolean Canyoning Guide". All necessary places above the normal entry equipped with new anchors. New anchors already in place at the bottom. B...
2025-07-13: We placed about 15 new 10mm anchors, after many steps (some of which are dangerous to downclimb) had not yet been set up at all.
Comment: Biwak-Platz auf ebener, grasiger Fläche

Ödkarbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg über Ganalm + Kristlalplsteig
Access: Drive via Terfens towards Umlberg, park at the exit of the road at the free gravel parking place for the Ganalm.
Return: If you bivouac, continue into the valley to the Hüttl in der Au (35 min). Otherwise, you can either walk back along the hiking trail or hike through the Vomper Bach stream to the Kristlalplsteig bridge (45 min). From there take the path back up to the bikes (~1h)

Spritzkarbach: Canyon Start
2025-07-12: All 19 stainless steel rings that we drilled in 2021 were still there and in good condition. This time we climbed a little higher at 1440m, set another 5 anchors there, in some places there were still...
Comment: Einstieg bei einem riesigem Felsblock
Approach: There are several ways to get to the Vomper Loch (the one described here via Ganalm, via the Knappensteig or via the Katzenleiter). The quickest of these is via the Ganalm on a bike, as you save about an hour of walking downhill on the way back. Due to the length and remoteness of the route, we recommend bivouacking at the Hüttl in der Au. From the Umlberg parking lot, cycle or e-bike past the Ganalm to the start of the Kristlalpl path (e-bike: 30 min). Park the bikes there. You should be sure-footed for the Kristlalpl path, which leads down to Vomper Loch. From there, climb up the opposite slope and head west at the junction with the hiking trail through Vomper Loch (yellow signs). You cross two ditches before you reach the exit of the Ödkarlbach and see the final cascades (1.5 hours since you parked your bike). From there, the route continues up and down the valley. After about 30 minutes you reach the streambed of the Vomper Bach, from there continue to the hunting hut "Hüttl in der Au". You can leave your equipment there if you are bivouacking. About 15 minutes further along the stream you will see the Spritzkarbach. A steel cable has been installed on the orographic left-hand side, which first leads over steep, rocky terrain, then through mountain pines. After about an hour of easy climbing, you reach the entry at an easily recognizable, huge boulder at an altitude of 1440m. Long pants and DEET insect repellent are recommended due to the extreme tick infestation throughout Vomper Loch.
Tour: The rappel canyon starts with several small steps. The highlight is certainly the 45m waterfall (left), which is perfectly secured with 2 anchors. The remaining stands are almost all equipped with 10mm rings. A total of approx. 25 abseiling points.

Spritzkarbach: Canyon End
2025-07-12: All 19 stainless steel rings that we drilled in 2021 were still there and in good condition. This time we climbed a little higher at 1440m, set another 5 anchors there, in some places there were still...
Comment: Der letzte Abseiler endet nur wenige Meter über dem Vomper Bach
Return: Camp for 10 minutes along the Vomper Bach back to the Hüttl in der Au. Otherwise either take the hiking trail back and the Kristlalpl path up to the bikes (2-3h). Alternatively, you can hike out along the Vomperbach stream to the footbridge (approx. 1.5 hours?).

Spritzkarbach: Overnight stay
2025-07-12: All 19 stainless steel rings that we drilled in 2021 were still there and in good condition. This time we climbed a little higher at 1440m, set another 5 anchors there, in some places there were still...
Comment: Biwak-Platz auf ebener, grasiger Fläche

Spritzkarbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg über Ganalm + Kristlalplsteig
Access: Drive via Terfens towards Umlberg, park at the exit of the road at the free gravel parking place for the Ganalm.
Return: Camp for 10 minutes along the Vomper Bach back to the Hüttl in der Au. Otherwise either take the hiking trail back and the Kristlalpl path up to the bikes (2-3h). Alternatively, you can hike out along the Vomperbach stream to the footbridge (approx. 1.5 hours?).

Valpegara Superiore

Valpegara Superiore: Parking at Exit

Valpegara Superiore: Parking at Entry

Val Balzerach

Val Balzerach: Parking at Exit

Val Balzerach: Parking at Entry

Vatos: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the dirt road on the left that climbs very steeply for about 1.2 km to a picnic area. Arrive near a grove and continue left, leaving the grove on the right. Descend to Vatos, about 800 m from the picnic area.
Tour: The route is straightforward and begins approximately fifty metres downstream from the confluence with the Karagiannaki. About a third of the way along the route, on river left, you come across the final waterfall of Kousianda.

Vatos: Canyon End
Return: Walk to the beach and call Nicholas. If walking back to Pachía Ammos beach: about 500 m from the sea, on the right bank, a steep hiking trail begins. Take the hiking trail, about 3 km long and signed with red marks, which leads to the beach of Pachia Ammos through an often rugged path, with exposed sections and with a beautiful view of the sea. The first stretch, steeply uphill, leads to the most exposed section. A descent, very steep at times, followed by a climb leads to the pass from which you descend towards the beach and the parked vehicle.

Val Bova: Parking at Exit

Val Bova: Parking at Entry

Val Bova: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinate hinzugefügt nach Höhenangabe in der Beschreibung.

Val Bova: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinate hinzugefügt nach Höhenangabe in der Beschreibung.

Val Grossa: Canyon Start

Val Grossa: Parking at Exit

Calieron: Parking at Exit

Calieron: Parking at Entry

Calieron: Canyon Start

Val Sigolara

Val Sigolara: Parking at Entry

Val Sigolara: Parking at Exit

Val Covale sinistra: Parking at Exit

Val Covale sinistra: Parking at Entry

Val Covale sinistra: Canyon Start

Val Covale: Parking at Exit

Val Covale: Parking at Entry

Val Covale: Canyon Start

Val Nera: Canyon Start

Val Nera: Parking Entry and Exit

Valle San Daniele

Valle San Daniele: Parking at Exit

Valle San Daniele: Parking at Entry

Gorgontale
2026-02-18: Done after intense period of rain, almost regretted when i saw the amount of trees in the flow, but all went smoothly. First anchors are quality 10mm, chain... However soon follow a couple 8mm on crac...

Gorgontale: Parking at Entry
2026-02-18: Done after intense period of rain, almost regretted when i saw the amount of trees in the flow, but all went smoothly. First anchors are quality 10mm, chain... However soon follow a couple 8mm on crac...
Access: Parking space at exit is limited when the fields are too wet for a car.
Return: By the little forest cabin, exit is immediately on the left bank.

Gorgontale: Parking at Exit
2026-02-18: Done after intense period of rain, almost regretted when i saw the amount of trees in the flow, but all went smoothly. First anchors are quality 10mm, chain... However soon follow a couple 8mm on crac...
Access: Parking space at exit is limited when the fields are too wet for a car.
Return: By the little forest cabin, exit is immediately on the left bank.

Valle Laverda
2024-12-15: Anchors all double and some joined with chains (no resinated).

Valle Laverda: Parking at Entry
2024-12-15: Anchors all double and some joined with chains (no resinated).

Valle Laverda: Parking at Exit
2024-12-15: Anchors all double and some joined with chains (no resinated).

Wasserlochklamm: Canyon Start
Approach: Via the gorge path (€ 12,-) in approx. 45 min. to the exit of the path (viewing platform).
Tour: You can rappel down into the "water hole" from the rappel. All belays were newly set up in 2018. Escape options to the gorge path easily possible at any time. Open canyon at the beginning, very narrow in the lower section.

Wasserlochklamm: Canyon End
Return: Via Klammsteig to the parking lot.

Bärenschützklamm: Canyon Start
2025-10-19: The access is quite long (especially if you can't park at the top parking lot), but the canyons, especially the 40m waterfall, are great. There are a lot of hikers in the gorge at weekends, so you hav...

Bärenschützklamm: Canyon End
2025-10-19: The access is quite long (especially if you can't park at the top parking lot), but the canyons, especially the 40m waterfall, are great. There are a lot of hikers in the gorge at weekends, so you hav...

Bärenschützklamm: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-19: The access is quite long (especially if you can't park at the top parking lot), but the canyons, especially the 40m waterfall, are great. There are a lot of hikers in the gorge at weekends, so you hav...
Comment: 9€ pro Tag (ca. 40 Parkplätze)

Bärenschützklamm: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: 6€ pro Tag

Bärenschützklamm: Parking Entry and Exit2
Comment: 6€ pro Tag

Val Forame

Val Forame: Parking at Exit

Val Forame: Parking at Entry

Val Silan: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Silan: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt auf Basis der Höhenangaben. Nicht verifiziert.

Val Silan: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt auf Basis der Höhenangaben. Nicht verifiziert.

Val Barbarena Bastarda

Dolinzabach: Canyon Start
2025-07-20: We have a great new canyon in Carinthia. It was first climbed by the four of us. All abseiling points were equipped with 10-point anchors. Jonathan from the water rescue service was also there. The ca...
Approach: Follow the road into the valley for about 300m and descend on the sand road to the bridge over the Vorderberger Wildbach. From here, climb steeply uphill along the road until you can see into the canyon at the first hairpin bends. Before that, descend without a path over steep forest into the canyon, which soon narrows.
Tour: After a short walking passages and easy downclimbs, you are faced with the first abseils. The descent is quite continuous, with 30m high rock faces to the left and right and beautiful rappels. All abseiling points are currently secured with a 10mm bolt. Please only pull off the rope when you see the next anchor, two ropes go over more than one pool. At the high waterfall, use a traverse bolt to move 5m to the left to the bolt and then rappel either 42m directly or 12m to the hanging pool and then 30m from the hanging stand on the left behind the edge. The last waterfall flows directly into the Vorderberg torrent There is also a narrow upper section that begins at 1320m below the last flood protection structures. Unfortunately, this part is completely overgrown and is very difficult to walk on (clamping wood abseils and 1 BH).

Dolinzabach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-07-20: We have a great new canyon in Carinthia. It was first climbed by the four of us. All abseiling points were equipped with 10-point anchors. Jonathan from the water rescue service was also there. The ca...
Access: From Villach via the A2 towards Tarvisio, exit at Arnoldstein and take the 111 to Feistritz an der Gail and turn right in the village center to Vorderberg. Here, too, enter the "village center" and then turn left towards the Maria Ditch church. Before you reach the church, turn right towards Kotschitzalm and Dolinzaalm. Follow the narrow asphalt road to the parking lot near the Koschitzalm. The road to the Dolinzaalm is currently closed to public traffic.
Return: We made a very arduous and pathless ascent through the steep forest for about 140m to the road. You could possibly descend the stream to the Vorderbergerklamm gorge and add this on.

Dolinzabach: Canyon End
2025-07-20: We have a great new canyon in Carinthia. It was first climbed by the four of us. All abseiling points were equipped with 10-point anchors. Jonathan from the water rescue service was also there. The ca...
Comment: Koordinate basierend auf Höhenangabe und Beschreibung ergänzt.
Return: We made a very arduous and pathless ascent through the steep forest for about 140m to the road. You could possibly descend the stream to the Vorderbergerklamm gorge and add this on.

Bicăjel: Canyon Start

Bicăjel: Canyon End

Bicăjel: Parking Entry and Exit

Canionul de la mină: Canyon Start

Canionul de la mină: Canyon End

Canionul de la mină: Parking Entry and Exit

Gorges de Batch, Valentin: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Batch (Quelle:
Access: Drive to the Gourette ski area. At the central traffic circle, go straight ahead (east) between the buildings and the underground car park (under a pedestrian bridge) and follow the road 500 m uphill to a fairly large parking lot (motorhome parking), the end of the road.
Return: When you reach the bridge you crossed on the ascent, leave it on the right and hairpin bends back to the parking lot.

Gorges de Batch, Valentin: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Batch (Quelle:
Approach: Take the marked hiking trail to the Lacs d'Anglas at the exit of the parking lot. The path climbs quickly, crosses the Valentin torrent and leads up into the Saxe forest. Continue to the old mine path (horizontal passage carved into the slope) and follow it to the torrent at the entrance to the canyon. A descent through the meadows takes you to the water.
Tour: The first part consists of a succession of small, slightly incised canyons with beautiful pools of water. Halfway along, the torrent sinks deeper into a narrower canyon from which there is no escape. The ground is very slippery. The mountain scenery is guaranteed.

Gorges de Batch, Valentin: Canyon End
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Return: When you reach the bridge you crossed on the ascent, leave it on the right and hairpin bends back to the parking lot.

Croso del Lampone: Canyon Start
2025-09-10: Found this canyon recently "bolted"... not the best decision, the first two waterfalls are not bolted so a risky "dead tree" abseil is necessary, then some more abseils but nothing so interesting
2025-08-25: Canyon not very beautiful, if there was more water it would already be more interesting, the first part is not equipped
2025-07-20: Canyon opening by Gruppo speleologico e torrentistico CAI Varese (GSV)
Comment: Oro Inferiore start
Approach: Take the evident path from San't Agata small chapel up to Oro Inferiore. When you see the first houses take the evident horizontal path leading to the river, otherwise climb up to Oro Superiore to add just a few small pitches and a section of no particular interest.

Croso del Lampone: Canyon End
2025-09-10: Found this canyon recently "bolted"... not the best decision, the first two waterfalls are not bolted so a risky "dead tree" abseil is necessary, then some more abseils but nothing so interesting
2025-08-25: Canyon not very beautiful, if there was more water it would already be more interesting, the first part is not equipped
2025-07-20: Canyon opening by Gruppo speleologico e torrentistico CAI Varese (GSV)
Comment: End when entering Rio Sermenza

Croso del Lampone: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-10: Found this canyon recently "bolted"... not the best decision, the first two waterfalls are not bolted so a risky "dead tree" abseil is necessary, then some more abseils but nothing so interesting
2025-08-25: Canyon not very beautiful, if there was more water it would already be more interesting, the first part is not equipped
2025-07-20: Canyon opening by Gruppo speleologico e torrentistico CAI Varese (GSV)
Comment: Oro Superiore start
Approach: Take the evident path from San't Agata small chapel up to Oro Inferiore. When you see the first houses take the evident horizontal path leading to the river, otherwise climb up to Oro Superiore to add just a few small pitches and a section of no particular interest.

Croso del Lampone: Parking at Entry
Comment: Entry parking (or unique)
Access: Park right after the two sharp turns towards Ferrata as soon as you find a paved parking on the right

Croso del Lampone: Parking at Exit
Comment: Exit parking
Access: Park right after the two sharp turns towards Ferrata as soon as you find a paved parking on the right

Ribeira do Passo (Supérieur): Canyon Start
2025-12-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (Supérieur) Nous avons commencé par la levada Faja do Rodrigues, puis avons emprunté le sentier escarpé et peu connu qui mène au milieu...
2023-10-01: A beautiful canyon, even if you have to walk up the boring slope...
Comment: Koordinaten von Descente übernommen

Ribeira do Passo (Supérieur): Canyon End
2025-12-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (Supérieur) Nous avons commencé par la levada Faja do Rodrigues, puis avons emprunté le sentier escarpé et peu connu qui mène au milieu...
2023-10-01: A beautiful canyon, even if you have to walk up the boring slope...
Comment: Koordinaten von Descente übernommen

Ribeira do Passo (Supérieur): Parking at Entry
2025-12-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Passo (Supérieur) Nous avons commencé par la levada Faja do Rodrigues, puis avons emprunté le sentier escarpé et peu connu qui mène au milieu...
2023-10-01: A beautiful canyon, even if you have to walk up the boring slope...
Comment: Koordinaten von Descente übernommen

Ribeira do Passo (Supérieur): Parking at Exit

Rio Gridezzo: Canyon Start

Rio Gridezzo: Canyon End

Rio Pisanda (Monte San Simeone): Canyon Start
Tour: First forest gorge with 3 rappels up to 30m, then a high 160m waterfall which is rappelled in 5 stages (20m-45m-20m-70m-25m)

Rio Pisanda (Monte San Simeone): Canyon End

Rio di Fiume: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the main road. Shortly after the houses of Longia , take the road from the quarry to the left and follow it to the exit. Continue on the marked path and shortly afterwards turn right towards "Fiume". Follow the exposed trail with its beautiful views until you reach a few mountain huts. Descend to the stream at the corner of the cliff. Anchor on the tree.
Tour: Continuous sequence of rappel. All anchors on the right side.

Rio di Fiume: Canyon End
Return: Exit to the right - out to the road.

Rio di Fiume: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Exit to the right - out to the road.

Rio Incino: Canyon Start
Approach: A path starts in front of the cemetery and goes uphill along the stream. Further up, cross the stream and continue uphill on the opposite side. After the mountain village of Pioda, you reach the stream again - the start of the descent.

Rio Incino: Canyon End
Return: Climb out of the stream on the right and walk towards the road.

Rio Incino: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Parken beim Friedhof
Return: Climb out of the stream on the right and walk towards the road.

Jablanicka Bijela: Canyon Start

Jablanicka Bijela: Parking Entry and Exit

Rio di Menta: Canyon Start
2025-08-09: Done in 2h40+a good 8 hours in the canyon. Easy car shuttle on the N-side, fllwd by a beautiful approach with views towards Monte Rosa & Domodossola. We started in upper Rio Menta, but the first 200m...
Comment: Koordinate aufgrund von Höhenangabe und Karte ermittelt - nicht verifiziert.

Rio di Menta: Canyon End
2025-08-09: Done in 2h40+a good 8 hours in the canyon. Easy car shuttle on the N-side, fllwd by a beautiful approach with views towards Monte Rosa & Domodossola. We started in upper Rio Menta, but the first 200m...
Comment: Koordinate aufgrund von Höhenangabe und Karte ermittelt - nicht verifiziert.

Rio di Menta: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-08-09: Done in 2h40+a good 8 hours in the canyon. Easy car shuttle on the N-side, fllwd by a beautiful approach with views towards Monte Rosa & Domodossola. We started in upper Rio Menta, but the first 200m...
Comment: as reported on Canyons du Haut Piémont Italien - Torrentismo in Alto Piemonte

Acqua Bianca: Canyon Start
2025-08-11: First descent. Exploratory anchors: often single, many abalakovs (small diameter, will have to be changed) but also a few double in the last waterfall. Special caution is required with rope pulling in...
Approach: Trail 207A to Colle Turlo, at Alpe Faller Fum Tschukke we take a lesser visible trail down to the creek.
Tour: Alt. 1910 An Rg abal 15m An Rg abal 18m Bolt galv Rd 12m An Rg abal 10m Bolt Rd 10m Dc An Rg abal 10m Dc 5m 1 bolt Rd 15m 1 Tebylon w. ring Rd 20m 1 Tebylon Rd 30m An 2 abal middle 20m Bolt Rg 20m 1 bolt Rd ....m An Rd abal at the water outtake Rd 15m An Rd abal 15m 1 Tebylon Rg 25m 2 Tebylon Rd 30-40m ropepul An tree Rd 20m (far/walk to the tree) 1 Tebylon + 1 abal Rg 30m ropepul 1 Tebylon w ring Rd 25m Exit towards the viewpoint & big bench

Acqua Bianca: Canyon End
2025-08-11: First descent. Exploratory anchors: often single, many abalakovs (small diameter, will have to be changed) but also a few double in the last waterfall. Special caution is required with rope pulling in...
Return: Last bus back is 17h30. If not it is a 30min hike down.

Acqua Bianca: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-11: First descent. Exploratory anchors: often single, many abalakovs (small diameter, will have to be changed) but also a few double in the last waterfall. Special caution is required with rope pulling in...
Access: Park at Alagna-Valsesia end of the road where in summer shuttles leave from +-9 to 17 for 3.5 eur to the exact bottom of the waterfall. Parking is free on the river side for those who arrive early, otherwise it is 8eur/day on the spots marked in blue
Return: Last bus back is 17h30. If not it is a 30min hike down.

Tkhopra: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-08-12: Everything was great. 1 glued anchor was loose, but alternative anchors were available.
Return: After the last waterfall, an orographic path on the left leads back to the parking lot.

Tkhopra: Canyon Start
2025-08-12: Everything was great. 1 glued anchor was loose, but alternative anchors were available.
Approach: From the parking lot, pass to the right above Tsachkuru St. Archangel's Church and follow the signs to Khirzeni Lake (ხირზენის ტბა). At about 760m, a small path leads a few meters down into the streambed.
Tour: Short canyon with 5 waterfalls up to max. 20m, as well as a smaller abseiling point with fixed ropes (as of 08/2025) and a few smaller slides. The tour exits at Tsachkere Waterfall (წაჩხურუს ჩანჩქერი) with a drop of approx. 40-50m. Is run commercially.

Tkhopra: Canyon End
2025-08-12: Everything was great. 1 glued anchor was loose, but alternative anchors were available.
Return: After the last waterfall, an orographic path on the left leads back to the parking lot.

Comba dei Fossali: Canyon Start
2025-07-28: Simple, almost dry in this season
2024-05-23: Route with very sporty flow, in summer, however, it is quite dry. Easy rappels, max. 30 m, 2.30 h.
Approach: From here, take the dirt road closed by a gate and follow it for about 15 minutes until you reach a concrete bridge with a bench — this is the entry point into the stream.
Tour: A small canyon with 12 rappels; in late summer, water flow is minimal. From the entrance, a 5-minute walk along the slippery riverbed leads to the first rappel (C15). Continue walking to reach C10, anchored to a tree in the center. Below are two small slides, then continue outside the stream along a path that follows it for about 10 minutes. From the third rappel onward, the descent becomes continuous, with a beautiful sequence ending in a C30 featuring a suspended pool to be crossed. Further down are additional rappels, including one with a handline (MC) and an awkward stance — beware of strong rope friction a few meters below. The pool beneath allows for several possible jumps. A few more rappels bring you back out onto the main Valsesia road at the hamlet of Molino Nuovo. Total duration: about 3 hours.

Comba dei Fossali: Canyon End
2025-07-28: Simple, almost dry in this season
2024-05-23: Route with very sporty flow, in summer, however, it is quite dry. Easy rappels, max. 30 m, 2.30 h.

Comba di Frasso: Canyon End
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/frasso-comba-di/ Coordinates Input: 45.7855147, 8.0813898 Exit: 45.7794341, 8.0957899 Recommended ropes: 1x60m + 1x50m
2025-04-25: Canyon not complex but quite long with some aesthetically interesting sections, 16 rappels, v. Max 30 m, 3.30/4 h. some relais. Beware of a landslide that must stabilize inside the canyon.

Comba di Frasso: Parking at Exit
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/frasso-comba-di/ Coordinates Input: 45.7855147, 8.0813898 Exit: 45.7794341, 8.0957899 Recommended ropes: 1x60m + 1x50m
2025-04-25: Canyon not complex but quite long with some aesthetically interesting sections, 16 rappels, v. Max 30 m, 3.30/4 h. some relais. Beware of a landslide that must stabilize inside the canyon.
Access: From the Valsesia provincial road, turn right onto the uphill road toward the hamlet of Ramello. Leave the first car there. Then, with the second car, continue up the very narrow road leading to the village of Frasso (1000 m) and park there.

Comba di Frasso: Canyon End1
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/frasso-comba-di/ Coordinates Input: 45.7855147, 8.0813898 Exit: 45.7794341, 8.0957899 Recommended ropes: 1x60m + 1x50m
2025-04-25: Canyon not complex but quite long with some aesthetically interesting sections, 16 rappels, v. Max 30 m, 3.30/4 h. some relais. Beware of a landslide that must stabilize inside the canyon.

Oro di Cangeli: Canyon Start
2025-10-11: It is not easy to find the access point, fortunately there is a sign saying "canyoning" and then some ropes for a somewhat exposed passage...don't hold on to the ropes too much xche they are attached...
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/rio-oro-di-cangelli/ Coordinates Input: 45.8380973, 8.0538647 Exit: 45.8429673, 8.0679023 Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x60m
2025-08-23: 2 nice sections with 2 long boulder walks... The 50 m relais is really beautiful, a bit slippery
Approach: Walk along the provincial road toward Rimasco, pass the hydroelectric plant on the Sermenza river, and after a few minutes, take the iron bridge on the left to cross the river. From there, follow trail 381 toward Alpe Chignolo. After about 1 hour of hiking, cross a small wooden bridge reinforced with supports over a minor stream, then continue the final 3 minutes uphill in the forest along the CAI trail. At a junction, trail 381 continues left toward Alpe Chignolo; for the canyon, keep right, following stone cairns. Continue contouring just below trail 381 without losing elevation for about 5 minutes through the forest, until you must climb slightly — keep right here (a short exposed section). From there, traverse gently left and start descending toward the stream through rough, steep terrain (about 40 m elevation loss).
Tour: A technical canyon featuring 12 rappels, the highest being 50 m, with several linked rappels, handlines, and a couple of deviations. It is well equipped, mostly with chain anchors and rappel rings on the more complex pitches. The section leading to the 50 m rappel is the highlight — aesthetically striking and engaging. After the final 27 m rappel (with a high left-hand deviation and a difficult rope retrieval), continue along the streambed among boulders and slippery sections that should not be underestimated, until reaching a small bridge. Exit to the right here and walk about 5 minutes to return to the starting point. Warnings: > Rope friction inside the small grotto at the end of the third rappel (C32). > Rope retrieval issues on the fifth rappel (C28) due to vegetation that can snag the rope. > Friction at the very start of the sixth rappel (C30). > Jump immediately after the C50: shallow water, not recommended.

Oro di Cangeli: Canyon End
2025-10-11: It is not easy to find the access point, fortunately there is a sign saying "canyoning" and then some ropes for a somewhat exposed passage...don't hold on to the ropes too much xche they are attached...
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/rio-oro-di-cangelli/ Coordinates Input: 45.8380973, 8.0538647 Exit: 45.8429673, 8.0679023 Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x60m
2025-08-23: 2 nice sections with 2 long boulder walks... The 50 m relais is really beautiful, a bit slippery

Oro di Cangeli: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-11: It is not easy to find the access point, fortunately there is a sign saying "canyoning" and then some ropes for a somewhat exposed passage...don't hold on to the ropes too much xche they are attached...
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/rio-oro-di-cangelli/ Coordinates Input: 45.8380973, 8.0538647 Exit: 45.8429673, 8.0679023 Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x60m
2025-08-23: 2 nice sections with 2 long boulder walks... The 50 m relais is really beautiful, a bit slippery
Approach: Walk along the provincial road toward Rimasco, pass the hydroelectric plant on the Sermenza river, and after a few minutes, take the iron bridge on the left to cross the river. From there, follow trail 381 toward Alpe Chignolo. After about 1 hour of hiking, cross a small wooden bridge reinforced with supports over a minor stream, then continue the final 3 minutes uphill in the forest along the CAI trail. At a junction, trail 381 continues left toward Alpe Chignolo; for the canyon, keep right, following stone cairns. Continue contouring just below trail 381 without losing elevation for about 5 minutes through the forest, until you must climb slightly — keep right here (a short exposed section). From there, traverse gently left and start descending toward the stream through rough, steep terrain (about 40 m elevation loss).
Tour: A technical canyon featuring 12 rappels, the highest being 50 m, with several linked rappels, handlines, and a couple of deviations. It is well equipped, mostly with chain anchors and rappel rings on the more complex pitches. The section leading to the 50 m rappel is the highlight — aesthetically striking and engaging. After the final 27 m rappel (with a high left-hand deviation and a difficult rope retrieval), continue along the streambed among boulders and slippery sections that should not be underestimated, until reaching a small bridge. Exit to the right here and walk about 5 minutes to return to the starting point. Warnings: > Rope friction inside the small grotto at the end of the third rappel (C32). > Rope retrieval issues on the fifth rappel (C28) due to vegetation that can snag the rope. > Friction at the very start of the sixth rappel (C30). > Jump immediately after the C50: shallow water, not recommended.

Dorca: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/gula-rio-della/ Coordinates Input: 45.8697806, 8.0765451 Exit: 45.8672201, 8.0693980 Entrance elevation: 1265 m Exit elevation: 950 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x...
2025-09-25: All ok...really hard recoveries in the higher falls
2025-09-17: Route after heavy rains... Lots of cold water but it makes the descent more adrenaline, the 120 m waterfall is very beautiful
Approach: Take trail 367 to Dorca, which climbs steeply through the woods. You pass through the village of "Segheria" and then reach a fork. Both trails lead to Dorca. The one on the right is short and steep, while the one on the left is gentler but longer, either way, it takes about 30 minutes. You reach Dorca. Here, continue on the trail for a short distance until it crosses the Rio della Gula, where you enter the canyon.
Tour: The first part of the route features some downclimbs that are best tackled with a rope attached to a tree for safety, the canyon has no escape routes We begin by descending into the river bed between boulders, with some downclimbing, after 10 min. The first C9dx+C25sx is found, then you reach the large 120m waterfall divided into MC3sx+C33sx+C52sx+C30sx, continuing C12dx+C25dx, C15sx+C33sx, C6sx from tree, C8dx… the stream flows into the Egua which you have to cross and then go back up 50 m until you find the car

Dorca: Canyon End
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/gula-rio-della/ Coordinates Input: 45.8697806, 8.0765451 Exit: 45.8672201, 8.0693980 Entrance elevation: 1265 m Exit elevation: 950 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x...
2025-09-25: All ok...really hard recoveries in the higher falls
2025-09-17: Route after heavy rains... Lots of cold water but it makes the descent more adrenaline, the 120 m waterfall is very beautiful

Dorca: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/gula-rio-della/ Coordinates Input: 45.8697806, 8.0765451 Exit: 45.8672201, 8.0693980 Entrance elevation: 1265 m Exit elevation: 950 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 2x...
2025-09-25: All ok...really hard recoveries in the higher falls
2025-09-17: Route after heavy rains... Lots of cold water but it makes the descent more adrenaline, the 120 m waterfall is very beautiful
Access: At Balmuccia, follow the signs for Carcoforo. Once you reach Rimasco, continue for 1 km, still following the signs for Carcoforo, then leave your car in a parking lot on the right near the signs for "Dorca" (there is a monorail service to the hamlet).

Egua: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/egua-rio/ Coordinates Input: 45.9147904, 8.0567718 Exit: 45.9102386, 8.0503329 Entrance elevation: 1500 m Exit elevation: 1308 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 1x50m
2025-09-20: Everything ok, nice alpine open canyon, the 35 m rappel is the best one
2025-07-07: Canyon not long, alpine wilderness environment, watch out for the 35 rappel chop. There is a water intake that sometimes drains halfway down, inquire first
Approach: From the center of Carcoforo, follow the trail marked "Rifugio Boffalora-Colle d'Egua." It climbs steeply at first, then flattens out as it enters the valley, and you'll come across a beautiful waterfall, which you'll need to cross. A little further on, cut downhill across the meadow, looking for the best spot to enter the gorge.
Tour: We begin, and the first stretch is a succession of descents no deeper than 20 meters, a few dips, and a bit of walking. After about an hour, we reach the beautiful C30, with a friction run and handrail, beneath a beautiful, very deep pool. We continue walking on the slippery riverbed and return directly to the village.

Egua: Canyon End
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/egua-rio/ Coordinates Input: 45.9147904, 8.0567718 Exit: 45.9102386, 8.0503329 Entrance elevation: 1500 m Exit elevation: 1308 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 1x50m
2025-09-20: Everything ok, nice alpine open canyon, the 35 m rappel is the best one
2025-07-07: Canyon not long, alpine wilderness environment, watch out for the 35 rappel chop. There is a water intake that sometimes drains halfway down, inquire first

Egua: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/egua-rio/ Coordinates Input: 45.9147904, 8.0567718 Exit: 45.9102386, 8.0503329 Entrance elevation: 1500 m Exit elevation: 1308 m Recommended ropes: 1x70m + 1x50m
2025-09-20: Everything ok, nice alpine open canyon, the 35 m rappel is the best one
2025-07-07: Canyon not long, alpine wilderness environment, watch out for the 35 rappel chop. There is a water intake that sometimes drains halfway down, inquire first

Piane: Canyon Start
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/piane-rio-delle/ Coordinates Upper entrance: 45.9107500, 8.1119462 Lower input: 45.9089761, 8.1215475 Output: 45.9117195, 8.1263547 V4A4III Recommended strings: 1x...
Approach: On foot: There are two paths; follow the one on the left, which almost runs alongside the Mastallone stream, passing through a pretty village. Then, cross a bridge over the Mastallone and go up the Piane valley. After a 10-minute climb, you'll find a hut on the right. This is where the lower section begins, on the left of the first large waterfall. Continue past some huts, then the path passes alongside a ravine. When this ends and the valley opens up, descend along tracks in the meadow to the stream (near some huts on the other side). 30 minutes in total.
Tour: Re-equipped (18/08/24) and modified some abseils. A single point was added for some difficult downclimbs. However, the abseil with the half-detached belay (the second of the last relay) was left as it was because the high flow rate made it unsafe to equip in such a narrow section. It can, however, be avoided with a C40 outside the gorge. There are two other abseils higher up, but given the distance from the rest of the route, they are less interesting. You enter and find the first C20 (right) (with a hanging pool to overcome), then C18 (right), a little march and you find a small bridge with some large pipes, just after C25 (left) (with rubbing), then MC+C18 (right), here begins a long stretch of walking between large boulders (15 min.) The stream narrows, you find C6 (right) (single point), then C10 (perhaps toboggan, right), toboggan 4m, you arrive at the final, more ravine-like section, MC (left, top, with 3 intermediate points) leads to C30, which ends in a turbulent pool, then C7 (left, single point), C18 (right), C10 (left), MC from tree (right) with subsequent relay C20 (right)+C15 (right), then final C5 (left, single point) and you practically arrive at the starting point in the town near the car park.

Piane: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-09-26: https://www.gulliver.it/itinerari/piane-rio-delle/ Coordinates Upper entrance: 45.9107500, 8.1119462 Lower input: 45.9089761, 8.1215475 Output: 45.9117195, 8.1263547 V4A4III Recommended strings: 1x...
Approach: On foot: There are two paths; follow the one on the left, which almost runs alongside the Mastallone stream, passing through a pretty village. Then, cross a bridge over the Mastallone and go up the Piane valley. After a 10-minute climb, you'll find a hut on the right. This is where the lower section begins, on the left of the first large waterfall. Continue past some huts, then the path passes alongside a ravine. When this ends and the valley opens up, descend along tracks in the meadow to the stream (near some huts on the other side). 30 minutes in total.
Tour: Re-equipped (18/08/24) and modified some abseils. A single point was added for some difficult downclimbs. However, the abseil with the half-detached belay (the second of the last relay) was left as it was because the high flow rate made it unsafe to equip in such a narrow section. It can, however, be avoided with a C40 outside the gorge. There are two other abseils higher up, but given the distance from the rest of the route, they are less interesting. You enter and find the first C20 (right) (with a hanging pool to overcome), then C18 (right), a little march and you find a small bridge with some large pipes, just after C25 (left) (with rubbing), then MC+C18 (right), here begins a long stretch of walking between large boulders (15 min.) The stream narrows, you find C6 (right) (single point), then C10 (perhaps toboggan, right), toboggan 4m, you arrive at the final, more ravine-like section, MC (left, top, with 3 intermediate points) leads to C30, which ends in a turbulent pool, then C7 (left, single point), C18 (right), C10 (left), MC from tree (right) with subsequent relay C20 (right)+C15 (right), then final C5 (left, single point) and you practically arrive at the starting point in the town near the car park.

Piane: Canyon End

Kalentzi

Kalentzi: Parking at Entry
Access: From Kalentzi in the direction of Monolithi, turn straight ahead (left) in a right-hand bend and follow the track to the bridge over the stream of the same name.
Return: From the lake, keep right and follow the steep path upwards until you either reach the second vehicle or continue to the access bridge.

Kalentzi: Parking at Exit
Access: From Kalentzi in the direction of Monolithi, turn straight ahead (left) in a right-hand bend and follow the track to the bridge over the stream of the same name.
Return: From the lake, keep right and follow the steep path upwards until you either reach the second vehicle or continue to the access bridge.

Garës: Canyon End
2024-06-22: Unfortunately, far too much garbage in the canyon.

Garës: Canyon Start
2024-06-22: Unfortunately, far too much garbage in the canyon.

Garës: Parking at Entry
2024-06-22: Unfortunately, far too much garbage in the canyon.

Grunas: Canyon End
2024-06-29: The start is quite nice. Even the hike up. Then it becomes a dry abseiling gully, which we didn't like. At the end it gets nice and you rappel down in the water to all the tourists. Not necessarily wo...

Grunas: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-06-29: The start is quite nice. Even the hike up. Then it becomes a dry abseiling gully, which we didn't like. At the end it gets nice and you rappel down in the water to all the tourists. Not necessarily wo...

Grunas: Canyon Start
2024-06-29: The start is quite nice. Even the hike up. Then it becomes a dry abseiling gully, which we didn't like. At the end it gets nice and you rappel down in the water to all the tourists. Not necessarily wo...

Cascate del Braulio: Canyon Start
Tour: Hydraulic release halfway the canyon, its functioning uncertain.

Cascate del Braulio: Alternative Canyon Start
Tour: Hydraulic release halfway the canyon, its functioning uncertain.

Cascate del Braulio: Canyon End

Cascate del Braulio: Parking at Entry

Cascate del Braulio: Parking at Exit

Drenostica: Canyon End
2024-07-05: Nice canyon for beginners, but nothing special.
Return: Orographic left is a well-marked path, which you follow to the road and then back to the car.

Drenostica: Canyon Start
2024-07-05: Nice canyon for beginners, but nothing special.
Approach: At the first bridge you reach the stream, which you initially follow through the forest.
Tour: From the bridge you can easily reach the stream, which immediately flows into the main stream. Follow this in the forest. A first rappel soon follows on the first side and from here it becomes clearer and more interesting.

Agua Negra (superior): Canyon Start
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (supérieur) (Quelle:
2023-10-02: Certainly a lot more attractive with more flow. We bypassed some pools on the right bank (paths available).
Approach: If you have an off-road car, you can halve the access by driving to the exit and then following the path that winds through the bushes until you reach the stream.
Tour: The tour has little water overall, most of it only comes at the last rappel. There are often paths around standing pools on the orographic right-hand side.

Agua Negra (superior): Canyon End
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (supérieur) (Quelle:
2023-10-02: Certainly a lot more attractive with more flow. We bypassed some pools on the right bank (paths available).
Return: From the 25 Fontes, follow the path to the left back to the road. At the first inn you can also take the bus up to the road.

Agua Negra (superior): Parking at Entry
2025-10-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Agua Negra (supérieur) (Quelle:
2023-10-02: Certainly a lot more attractive with more flow. We bypassed some pools on the right bank (paths available).
Return: From the 25 Fontes, follow the path to the left back to the road. At the first inn you can also take the bus up to the road.

Agua Negra (superior): Parking at Exit
Return: From the 25 Fontes, follow the path to the left back to the road. At the first inn you can also take the bus up to the road.

Paterna: Canyon Start
Approach: Directa desde el puente.
Tour: Dos partes con 6 rápeles cada parte, para hacer la integral se aconseja utilizar dos coches. La primera parte acaba en el puente del molino, es más vertical. La segunda parte aun siendo más horizontal y con más desarrollo entre rápeles, contiene multitud de pequeños toboganes y destrepes en los que disfrutar.

Paterna: Canyon End
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Paterna: Alternative Canyon End
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Paterna: Parking at Entry
Access: Por la A-7 la salida 448 para coger la N340 dirección Benahadux. En la primera rotonda tercera salida a A348 hasta Fondón. Lo cruzamos y seguimos a Laujar y a la salida cogemos el cruce a derecha la AL-5402 hacia Paterna. Tras 9 km encontramos un área recreativa donde dejaremos el coche, justo al lado del puente donde se inicia el barranco Si hacemos la integral debemos dejar el segundo coche en Guarros.
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Zarzal: Canyon Start
Approach: Bajamos al arroyo
Tour: 4 rápeles que no suelen tener agua y bastante vegetación en todo el recorrido. Descenso interesante tras lluvias

Zarzal: Canyon End
Return: Se llega al puente en el que hemos aparcado el coche de retorno. En caso de un solo coche tendremos que subir a la carretera e ir andando hasta el coche… unos 4kms.

Anchuelo: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso inmediato
Tour: Tras la represa en la que desvían casi todo el caudal, entramos en una zona magnífica, engorgada que hará las delicias de todos. Pequeños resaltes y rápeles que con suficiente caudal nos mantendrán entretenidos un buen rato. Cuando la gorga se abre el barranco pierde interés, todavía nos queda luchar con la vegetación y un par de rápeles más

Anchuelo: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel buscaremos un sendero a la izquierda, siguiendo una goma negra de regadío. Dicho sendero nos lleva a la pista donde hemos dejado el coche

Palancón: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzamos la carretera y bajamos por el GR unos 50m, aquí cogemos un sendero a la derecha que nos mete en el afluente y su primer rápel
Tour: Corto e interesante descenso, un poco resbaladizo. Con destrepes sencillos, algunos toboganes y 9 rápeles sin demasiada dificultad

Palancón: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel sale un empinado camino a la derecha que nos sube a la carretera.

Gries: Canyon Start1

Gries: Canyon End1

Fratarica superiore

Sopotnica: Canyon Start

Sopotnica: Canyon End

Val Codariana

Rio Slatina: Canyon Start
Approach: Überqueren Sie die Brücke und nehmen Sie den gut sichtbaren Wanderweg CAI Nr. 738 (Ausschilderung Saslatina inf e sup), der steil zu den alten Bauernhäusern von Saslatina Inferiore hinaufführt. Kurz darauf erreichen Sie eine gut sichtbare Weggabelung mit CAI-Beschilderung (ca. 30'). An der Weggabelung geht es weiter auf dem CAI-Weg Nr. 738a auf ebener Strecke, bis man zwei nahe beieinander liegende Nebenflüsse passiert. Am nächsten Nebenfluss verlässt man den Weg und beginnt den Abstieg.
Tour: Siehe

Rio Slatina: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangabe auf der Karte - NICHT verfiziert.
Return: Weiter geht es etwa 15 Minuten lang über das Flussbett bis zur Brücke, wo wir die Autos stehen gelassen haben.

Rio Slatina: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Folgen Sie der SS13 in Richtung Tarvisio, nach Moggio Udinese nehmen Sie die SP42 in Richtung Resiutta-Val Resia. Überqueren Sie die Brücke über den Resia und biegen Sie rechts ab, bleiben Sie auf der SP42, Richtung Val Resia. Folgen Sie der SP42 für etwa 10 km, an einer Kreuzung folgen Sie weiter den Schildern nach Stolvizza/Coritis. In Stolvizza angekommen, durchqueren Sie den Ort in Richtung Coritis und überqueren Sie ein erstes Mal den Fluss Resia auf einer schmalen Brücke. Nach der Brücke der Straße 3,5 km folgen, zunächst bergauf mit engen und steilen Kehren, dann weiter sanft bergauf entlang des Tals, bis der Fluss Resia erneut auf einer Brücke mit Metallgeländer in der Nähe einer Kurve überquert wird. Unmittelbar danach führt die Straße über eine weitere Brücke, die zu unserer Route gehört. Vor dieser Brücke parken Sie Ihr Fahrzeug.
Return: Weiter geht es etwa 15 Minuten lang über das Flussbett bis zur Brücke, wo wir die Autos stehen gelassen haben.

Rio Slatina: Waypoint
Comment: Koordinaten des Abzweigpunkts Wanderweg CAI 738 x Wanderweg CAI 738a
Approach: Überqueren Sie die Brücke und nehmen Sie den gut sichtbaren Wanderweg CAI Nr. 738 (Ausschilderung Saslatina inf e sup), der steil zu den alten Bauernhäusern von Saslatina Inferiore hinaufführt. Kurz darauf erreichen Sie eine gut sichtbare Weggabelung mit CAI-Beschilderung (ca. 30'). An der Weggabelung geht es weiter auf dem CAI-Weg Nr. 738a auf ebener Strecke, bis man zwei nahe beieinander liegende Nebenflüsse passiert. Am nächsten Nebenfluss verlässt man den Weg und beginnt den Abstieg.

Rio Spisulò: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Nach dem letzten Abstieg steigt man wieder auf die linke Uferseite hinauf und erreicht den Rastplatz. Man folgt der Forststraße bis zu einer Weggabelung, wo man die Straße links nimmt (Verbotsschild), die uns zurück zur Furt und zum Auto führt

Rio Spisulò: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangabe auf der Karte - NICHT verfiziert.
Approach: Von der Stelle, an der Sie Ihr Auto abstellen, können Sie auf der gegenüberliegenden Uferseite deutlich unsere Route erkennen. Überqueren Sie das trockene Flussbett des Tagliamento und gehen Sie in Richtung eines kleinen Waldstücks, hinter dem Sie wieder auf den Pfad der Furt stoßen, der in einen gut erkennbaren Waldweg übergeht. Man folgt ihr bis zu einer überdachten Raststätte in der Nähe des Ausgangs der Schlucht. Am linken Ufer steigt man auf einem gut erkennbaren Weg zu einer Lichtung mit einer weiteren Raststätte mit einem Tisch und einem gut erkennbaren Aquädukt-Tunnel hinauf. Neben dem Tunnel, im Wald, nimmt man den Weg wieder auf, der steil ansteigt und dann nach links abbiegt. Man passiert einen kurzen ausgesetzten Abschnitt und gelangt kurz darauf über einen leichten Abstieg zum Bachbett des Nebenflusses Rio Lavinal Lung, wo der Abstieg beginnt.
Tour: 01 - C3 Dx 02 - DIS 2 03 - C 40 DX (questa calata porta nel Rio Spisulò) 04 - C 30 Dx 05 - C 5 DX Posssibile TB

Rio Spisulò: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend auf Höhenangabe auf der Karte - NICHT verfiziert.
Return: Nach dem letzten Abstieg steigt man wieder auf die linke Uferseite hinauf und erreicht den Rastplatz. Man folgt der Forststraße bis zu einer Weggabelung, wo man die Straße links nimmt (Verbotsschild), die uns zurück zur Furt und zum Auto führt

Rio di Purone: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Forni di Sotto, drive towards Forni di Sopra on the SS52, after about 3.7 km turn left onto the road that leads to the "Ristoro Agrituristico la Palote", where you can park.

Rio di Purone: Canyon Start
Comment: Zustieg über trockenes Bachbett
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on foot to reach the riverbed of the Tagliamento along a forest path, then cross the river using a bridge. Continue uphill along the banks on a forest path until it ends, passing the end point of the tour where you can check the water level. At the exit of the forest path, enter the forest and continue towards our route (to the east) until you find the path that climbs steeply near the first rock walls (to the west). Follow it again in the direction of our route, underneath the rock faces, until you walk high above the stream. Continue climbing until the path moves away from our canyon (see Tabacco map). At this point, the path continues upwards, where you have two options A) Reach a first clear dry tributary (altitude approx. 995 m) (marked on the Tabacco map) and descend carefully to some rocky outcrops and trees, from where we descend to the riverbed (about 60 m). This descent leads to the riverbed above the third rappel. B) From the first tributary, continue along the slope, looking for the best route on steep terrain to reach the next dry tributary (marked on the Tabacco map). Choosing the best path path and climbing up and down, you will cross a small streambed and then reach a second, larger streambed (at an altitude of approx. 988 m), from which you descend (approx. 100 m) over trees rappel down to the bed of the tributary stream marked on the map. As soon as you are in the tributary stream, you can easily reach the riverbed of our route.
Tour: 01 - Ladder right 10 m 02 - C 5 right E mouth of streambed Access A 03 - C 15 Re 04 - C 8 Li 05 - C 15 Re 06 - C 25 (two steps) Li Two steps not drilled in 07 - C18 Re 08 - C 8 Li

Rio di Purone: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativer Zustieg
Approach: From the parking lot, continue on foot to reach the riverbed of the Tagliamento along a forest path, then cross the river using a bridge. Continue uphill along the banks on a forest path until it ends, passing the end point of the tour where you can check the water level. At the exit of the forest path, enter the forest and continue towards our route (to the east) until you find the path that climbs steeply near the first rock walls (to the west). Follow it again in the direction of our route, underneath the rock faces, until you walk high above the stream. Continue climbing until the path moves away from our canyon (see Tabacco map). At this point, the path continues upwards, where you have two options A) Reach a first clear dry tributary (altitude approx. 995 m) (marked on the Tabacco map) and descend carefully to some rocky outcrops and trees, from where we descend to the riverbed (about 60 m). This descent leads to the riverbed above the third rappel. B) From the first tributary, continue along the slope, looking for the best route on steep terrain to reach the next dry tributary (marked on the Tabacco map). Choosing the best path path and climbing up and down, you will cross a small streambed and then reach a second, larger streambed (at an altitude of approx. 988 m), from which you descend (approx. 100 m) over trees rappel down to the bed of the tributary stream marked on the map. As soon as you are in the tributary stream, you can easily reach the riverbed of our route.
Tour: 01 - Ladder right 10 m 02 - C 5 right E mouth of streambed Access A 03 - C 15 Re 04 - C 8 Li 05 - C 15 Re 06 - C 25 (two steps) Li Two steps not drilled in 07 - C18 Re 08 - C 8 Li

Rio di Purone: Canyon End

Rio delle Cascate

Rio Ronchiai-Pissanda: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parkbucht
Access: Von Tolmezzo aus nehmen Sie die SS 52bis in Richtung „Passo di Monte Croce Carnico – Paluzza”. Nachdem Sie die Ortschaft Paluzza passiert haben, fahren Sie noch etwa zwei Kilometer weiter und parken dann auf einem kleinen Platz auf der linken Seite, von dem aus Sie den letzten Wasserfall des Baches sehen können.
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall geht es weiter über das Flussbett und dann durch den Wald am linken Ufer, bis man das Flussbett des But erreicht. Hier sollte man nach einer Stelle suchen, an der man den Fluss am besten durchwaten kann. Sobald man das gegenüberliegende Ufer erreicht hat, gelangt man zur Staatsstraße und damit zum Auto.

Rio Ronchiai-Pissanda: Parking at Entry
Access: Von Tolmezzo aus nehmen Sie die SS 52bis in Richtung „Passo di Monte Croce Carnico – Paluzza”. Nachdem Sie die Ortschaft Paluzza passiert haben, fahren Sie noch etwa zwei Kilometer weiter und parken dann auf einem kleinen Platz auf der linken Seite, von dem aus Sie den letzten Wasserfall des Baches sehen können.
Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall geht es weiter über das Flussbett und dann durch den Wald am linken Ufer, bis man das Flussbett des But erreicht. Hier sollte man nach einer Stelle suchen, an der man den Fluss am besten durchwaten kann. Sobald man das gegenüberliegende Ufer erreicht hat, gelangt man zur Staatsstraße und damit zum Auto.

Rio Ronchiai-Pissanda: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinate ermittelt basierend Höhenangabe auf Karte - NICHT Verifiziert.
Approach: Fahren Sie weiter in Richtung Paluzza und biegen Sie unmittelbar nach der ersten Rechtskurve links in Richtung Noiaris ab. Am Dorfplatz angekommen, biegen Sie links in die Via Ramajor ein und folgen Sie dieser bis zu einem Schild, das die Durchfahrt verbietet. Parken Sie Ihr Auto in der Nähe eines Hauses. Fahren Sie zu Fuß weiter und biegen Sie kurz darauf, an einer Informationstafel, links auf den Wanderweg CAI Nr. 159 ab. Folgen Sie dem Weg bergauf, vorbei am Rio Major und einem Schild mit der Aufschrift „Malga Dauda”. An der ersten Rechtskurve verlassen Sie den Weg Nr. 159 und nehmen den Weg, der nach links abzweigt. Dieser zunächst breite und ansteigende Weg verliert allmählich an Steigung und wird zu einem Pfad, der in den Wald hineinführt und auf gleicher Höhe bleibt. Folgen Sie diesem Weg, vorbei an einem Wassereinzugsgebiet, bis Sie einen Baum mit einer gut sichtbaren gelb-roten Markierung erreichen. Steigen Sie weiter bergauf, lassen Sie diese Markierung links liegen und gehen Sie dann auf einer scheinbaren Ebene weiter, bis Sie das Flussbett sehen können. Steigen Sie auf einem nicht vorgegebenen Weg hinunter, bis Sie es erreichen.
Tour: Der erste Teil der Route besteht aus dem Rio Ronchiai, der nach einem Abschnitt auf offenem Gelände und einigen Vorsprüngen zum Zusammenfluss mit dem Rio Pissanda führt. Von hier aus führen ein weiterer kurzer Abschnitt und ein paar schöne Abseilstellen zur letzten Sequenz. 01 - C15 links 02 - AN 7 rechts 03 - C 8 rechts Zusammenfluss mit dem Rio Pissanda 04 - AN 6 rechts 05 - C 15 links 06 - C 10 Mitte 07 - AN 30 links 08 - C 8 Mitte 09 - AN 30 links 10 - C 8 rechts 11 - C 12 rechts 12 - C 20 rechts

Rio Ronchiai-Pissanda: Canyon End
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Return: Nach dem letzten Wasserfall geht es weiter über das Flussbett und dann durch den Wald am linken Ufer, bis man das Flussbett des But erreicht. Hier sollte man nach einer Stelle suchen, an der man den Fluss am besten durchwaten kann. Sobald man das gegenüberliegende Ufer erreicht hat, gelangt man zur Staatsstraße und damit zum Auto.

Rio di Roia: Canyon Start

Rio di Roia: Canyon End
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Rio Possal: Canyon Start

Rio Possal: Canyon End

Rio Possal: Parking Entry and Exit

Torrente Cornons: Canyon Start
2026-02-28: Went on this tour today at 7 degrees in the morning. Nice little canyon for in between. All belays good. Either single 10s or chain anchors, downclimb a few times.
Approach: From the car either up the stream or along the shooting range in a westerly direction to the canyon. A well-trodden path (orographic left, marked in Openmaps) with markings always goes up along the canyon. We roped down twice at a prominent bend in the path at an altitude of 740 meters. There are many trees and the path is always steep, along the meadows into the stream. The Italian description goes further up and then into the stream. See next paragraph. Info 2: from InfoCanyon by AIC, (Italian / German translation). Follow the dirt road that leads to the shooting range shortly after the shooting ranges. Then follow a path that leads to the stream on the right and then into the forest (red markings). Follow the steep path, turn right at a crossroads and ascend in steep serpentines to an altitude of 914 m. There the path drops slightly and crosses a dry basin (approx. 1 hour). The descent from the watershed must be done carefully, also using the ropes on natural climbing aids to reach the riverbed of our route at an altitude of 733 meters (approx. 40 feet).
Tour: 01 - 3m downclimb 02 - C 13 Re (slide possible) 03 - C 7 Li 04 - C 7 Re 05 - downclimb 5 Re 06 - C 9 left 07 - C 13 left 08 - 2m jump 09 - C 25 left 10 - MC + C 45 right

Torrente Cornons: Canyon End
2026-02-28: Went on this tour today at 7 degrees in the morning. Nice little canyon for in between. All belays good. Either single 10s or chain anchors, downclimb a few times.
Return: At the water reservoir on the right-hand side at the latest, the trail leads up to the left to the previously used hiking trail.

Orrido di Rascie: Parking Entry and Exit

Orrido di Rascie: Canyon Start
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Orrido di Rascie: Canyon End
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Frasco: Canyon Start
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Frasco: Canyon End

Schwarzenbach: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly along the road to the bridge over the Schwarzenbach, then follow the hiking trail signs to the left towards Wirersteig. Before the end of the gorge, turn right up the steps. Follow the path until it leads back to the flatter terrain above the canyon. Follow the path down to the stream, which you reach just above the waterfall.
Tour: A 30m waterfall, then a beautiful gorge which is completely overgrown. Most of the rappels are made on bolts, but there are also at least two bolts. The gorge exits with a short swimming passage in front of the power station.

Schwarzenbach: Canyon End
Return: How to get there

Schwarzenbach: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the B158 from Bad Ischl to Strobl. Before Strobl, turn right towards Schwarzenbach. Large parking lot at the junction to Rußbach. If you really want to shuttle, you can follow the signs to Schwarzensee, but you won't save any time.
Return: How to get there

Schwarzenbach: Parking lot Alternative access
Access: On the B158 from Bad Ischl to Strobl. Before Strobl, turn right towards Schwarzenbach. Large parking lot at the junction to Rußbach. If you really want to shuttle, you can follow the signs to Schwarzensee, but you won't save any time.
Return: How to get there

Viaschina Piancarossa: Canyon Start
2025-09-06: After Merigetto and Rattaiola done in 2021, with the cablecar now operative we did Piancarossa with just 45min walk from cablecar arrival with very small height gain. Flow quite high, normal in Pianca...

Viaschina Piancarossa: Canyon End
2025-09-06: After Merigetto and Rattaiola done in 2021, with the cablecar now operative we did Piancarossa with just 45min walk from cablecar arrival with very small height gain. Flow quite high, normal in Pianca...

Viaschina Piancarossa: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: After Merigetto and Rattaiola done in 2021, with the cablecar now operative we did Piancarossa with just 45min walk from cablecar arrival with very small height gain. Flow quite high, normal in Pianca...

Ruisseau de la Hillette: Canyon Start
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Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon - nicht verifziert.
Approach: From the parking lot, take the path that leads gently up to the Cirque de Cagateille. Once at the foot of the cirque, follow a well-maintained path that climbs sharply in the undergrowth and leads to the Étang de la Hillette. At the edge of the forest, at an altitude of 1543 m, leave the path and keep to the right, following the contour line. You will reach a rocky outcrop which you follow to an altitude of around 1570 m. From there, you descend more or less well down a first canyon, cross it and climb up a ridge where, at about 1545 m (finally), you will find the tree that marks the starting point of the hike.
Tour: Vertical mountain stream in beautiful surroundings (Cirque de Cagateille). 45 m of ropes are enough if you do everything in the RG in the big waterfall. Descent for technicians and small groups. The equipment is a bit outdated in places, but the large waterfall is secured with anchors. The equipment is varied, AN on tree trunks, on rocks, anchors, double rings, spits: so very good for training!!!

Ruisseau de la Hillette: Canyon End
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Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon - nicht verifziert.
Return: After the last waterfall, walk along the river for about 20 minutes. You return to the path you took on the way there.

Ruisseau de la Hillette: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon - nicht verifziert.
Access: From Saint Girons, head towards Seix and then turn left towards Guzet-Neige. Further ahead, leave the road to Guzet on your left and turn right onto the D38. Continue as far as Stillon (Goose Paste), where you turn left to reach the starting point for the Cirque de Cagateille at the exit of the road.
Return: After the last waterfall, walk along the river for about 20 minutes. You return to the path you took on the way there.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the path to Escuain, which leads down to the Rio Yaga. Cross the Rio over the footbridge and go back up to the right. Towards the end of the ascent, take the path on the right that leads down to the Rio until you reach the large waterfall, the exit of the Garganta de Escuain (inferior). You will come close to the Barranco Consusa canyon.
Tour: Rope for securing descents in narrow passages.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Canyon End
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Return: We are almost in Estaronillo.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estaronillo Beaucoup de marche pour un passage sympa dans les estrechos relativement court. ATTENTION ATTENTION ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️ DES GENS ONT TENTÉ D...
2025-08-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Estaronillo Parcouru vendredi avec 2 enfants. On a shinté pas mal de toboggans qu'on avait fait il y a 2 ans avec plaisir car ça poussait un p...
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Access: Parking in Estaronillo.
Return: We are almost in Estaronillo.

La Poltrona: Canyon Start
Comment: Ankunft im Bachbett
Approach: From the parking lot, walk to the exit of the football pitch and climb up through the dry streambed parallel to the Poltrona. From an altitude of around 300-350 m, look for a small mountain pass on the left to reach the canyon. Most of the time you will be following goat paths.
Tour: At the beginning it is quite flat, the notch becomes clearer and it gets steeper. The search for footholds is interesting because you end up further down in the climbing area.

La Poltrona: Canyon End
Return: Keep left on climbing paths back to the sports grounds

La Poltrona: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Keep left on climbing paths back to the sports grounds

Rio del Groppo: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Masera, take the 5533 in the direction of the Simplon Pass and turn off at Crodo. Drive up the Antigorio valley, Formazza. After the hamlet of Piedilago, turn right in the direction of mountain pass Baceno and Premia and continue towards Val Cristo. Cristo. Cross the Toce and immediately turn left. A little park in an open space next to a small bridge over the stream. over the stream. The stream is normally dry at this point. To estimate the actual flow velocity, climb up to the starting point of the route (see below).
Return: When the retaining walls appear, wherever possible turn left wherever possible to find the small access road that has already been already covered on the way there.

Rio del Groppo: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the small road uphill before the small bridge bridge, around the stream and leave several clearer clearer junctions to the left. At the exit (starting point, watercourse control) it becomes a path and leads into the forest on the right. Shortly afterwards you cross a marked path which you follow uphill. follow uphill. Continue uphill for a good stretch until you reach you reach some huts. At the second hut, leave the marked path and take a flat take a flat path to the left that is not always clearly visible. You will pass a first abandoned hut and reach two more huts with a small chapel. chapel. The path continues halfway up behind the huts and then paths up again. When it becomes flat again, approach the streambed and continue to an open area. area. Here the path disappears; the entrance is at a large boulder in the middle of the stream. boulder in the middle of the stream. You can walk above the boulder or better downstream with an abseil point at natural anchors. natural anchors.

Rio del Groppo: Canyon End
Return: When the retaining walls appear, wherever possible turn left wherever possible to find the small access road that has already been already covered on the way there.

Valle di Cocco: Canyon Start
2025-09-11: Short canyon to do in the afternoon. Bolting could need some improvement though. We jumped into the maggia to float to the bridge at the exit.
Approach: Walk up to Pianello, go through the village and when you see the very last house, head into the rocks you see in the forest (alt. 760m). It is possible to fully go down to the creek without rope, but it's wiser to take it out, at least once 25m.
Tour: When you come to the first drop, you'll first think what the hell did you even get to, it's just boulders after that first drop. But as the tour moves on, you'll notice those Boulder rappels aren't too bad actually. To finish off, the last 2 drops are in the very nice red rock that's also in Serenello.

Valle di Cocco: Canyon End
2025-09-11: Short canyon to do in the afternoon. Bolting could need some improvement though. We jumped into the maggia to float to the bridge at the exit.
Return: Same as Serenello.

Pinara (inférieur): Canyon Start
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Pinara (inférieur): Canyon End
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Pinara (inférieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Le Versoud (amont): Canyon Start
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Le Versoud (amont): Canyon End
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Tribuca: Canyon Start

Tribuca: Canyon End

Tribuca: Parking Entry and Exit

Dubrasnica: Canyon Start

Dubrasnica: Canyon End

Dubrasnica: Parking Entry and Exit

Sulzkarbach

Riale: Canyon Start
2025-09-22: It may be a rainy time in the area but the creek had a good flow of acqya which makes it fun. Hard to figure out where to enter. We came off the main trail on the left to the side of the gorge, then n...
2025-07-22: Coordinates Input: 45.8108070, 8.1385061 Exit: 45.8132495, 8.1370071 Small canyon with 10 rappels, quite forked and aesthetically beautiful. With one escape route before the last waterfall on the rig...
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - eingetragen basierend auf Höhenangabe.
Approach: Descend and cross the Sesia on the bridge toward Otra di Balmuccia, then reach the village. After the last house, there is a trail ascending toward the small stream, which is almost always dry. After 5 minutes, you reach the last waterfall of Croso del Riale. Climb via traces on the right-hand slope until you find an old unmarked trail leading to "Pra di Prello," ascend for 15 minutes. On the left, you can see the chasm of the gorge; you exit the forest for a stretch (meadow) before re-entering. Continue ascending until reaching a wider, slightly less steep forest, then cut to the left. On the edge of the gorge, there is a group of trees with a boulder nearby: this is the only point where you can descend inside the gorge for 10 meters without a rope. Then there is another group of trees from which you rappel 15 m to enter the stream. Total approach: 25 min.
Tour: First C7 right from a tree Then MC right from a small tree (only with high flow, for safety) and C12 right Then MC4 right + C16 right, C10 left (single anchor) Interesting passage with the characteristic “suspended boulder”; C15 right + C25 left (anchor behind the boulder) Then MC8 left + C22 left, C7 right Reach the last 45 m waterfall, doable in a single rappel or divided into C30 right + C15 right (single anchor). After this, exit on the left to rejoin the approach trail; 5 min back to the car. Total: 10 rappels, 2 h. The only exit route is on the right before the last large waterfall; it is clearly marked with rungs and pipes from a water intake. For the rest of the descent, it is impossible to exit or take shelter from possible floods.

Riale: Canyon End
2025-09-22: It may be a rainy time in the area but the creek had a good flow of acqya which makes it fun. Hard to figure out where to enter. We came off the main trail on the left to the side of the gorge, then n...
2025-07-22: Coordinates Input: 45.8108070, 8.1385061 Exit: 45.8132495, 8.1370071 Small canyon with 10 rappels, quite forked and aesthetically beautiful. With one escape route before the last waterfall on the rig...
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - eingetragen basierend auf Höhenangabe.

Enderwasser
2025-07-27: The upper part is the most vertical with vertical max. 30 m The lower part starts where the new water intake is located, which halves the flow rate. For the inf. Vertical max. 12 m; the inf. is a suit...

Cavaione: Canyon Start
2024-07-31: Coordinates Input: 45.8602520, 8.1100355 Exit: 45.8478124, 8.1185904 Canyon equipped in part by the CAI of Varallo now 15 years ago...after an exciting start with a nice 55 m waterfall and two other...
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - eingetragen basierend auf Höhenangabe.
Approach: On foot: Cross the village along the main mule track, which continues through the forest on flat ground. Follow the signs to Alpe sull’Oro, reach it, and then descend toward the stream until the bridge that crosses it.
Tour: Enter the stream, and after one small slide and a short downclimb, you reach the large 55 m waterfall, divided into C35 left and C20 left. Then a downclimb and a C10 from a tree, followed by a 10 m slide (single anchor present), another downclimb, and for the rest of the descent there is a fairly continuous sequence of small and large slides, some jumps, and several downclimbs. In the final section, there is a series of slides, including a very long one (about 20 m) that drops into a very narrow pool—feasibility needs to be checked.

Cavaione: Canyon End
2024-07-31: Coordinates Input: 45.8602520, 8.1100355 Exit: 45.8478124, 8.1185904 Canyon equipped in part by the CAI of Varallo now 15 years ago...after an exciting start with a nice 55 m waterfall and two other...
Return: After the last section, the stream levels out, and on the left, you can see an old abandoned alpine pasture. This is where you exit; in about 20 minutes, you return to Rossa along the same trail used to approach.

Basaleto: Canyon Start
2025-08-22: Not the best, long and steep approach for a really short canyon... Only one abseil is really worthy, not easy to find the intermediate anchor in the big waterfall... below a small tree on the left......
2025-07-30: Croso del Basaleto Coordinates Entrance: 45.7977427, 8.0447156 Exit: 45.7978121, 8.0385751 Interesting small canyon in the final part, for now very expeditiously equipped, single points.
Approach: From here, follow the old trail 286/86 to Colma di Campertogno, which becomes more evident in the forest after the small church of San Pantaleone. After a gentle start, the trail steepens to overcome a rocky section, then enters the Basaleto valley. Upon reaching the small tributary "Croso dell’Eva" (before the trail becomes steep again in a beech forest), descend along the Croso or through the forest for about 50 m until you reach the canyon. Total: 30 min.
Tour: Start by walking in a fairly wide streambed. After 10 minutes, you encounter the first MC10 right + C12 right, then a C20 right from a tree, leading to the large sloping waterfall. The large waterfall is divided into C30 left, which overcomes some drops, and the beautiful C40 left, ending in a very deep pool. Then C13 right, C17 left + C12 right.

Basaleto: Canyon End
2025-08-22: Not the best, long and steep approach for a really short canyon... Only one abseil is really worthy, not easy to find the intermediate anchor in the big waterfall... below a small tree on the left......
2025-07-30: Croso del Basaleto Coordinates Entrance: 45.7977427, 8.0447156 Exit: 45.7978121, 8.0385751 Interesting small canyon in the final part, for now very expeditiously equipped, single points.
Return: Before the last non-equipped waterfall, exit to the right and ascend a few meters to reach the trail; 5 min back to the car.

Stria: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: The Clean your backyard 2025 was organized here, a large amount of trash was removed from the riverbed, leaving it decently clean. After a week of heavy rain, the river had a good water flow, ideal fo...
2025-08-22: Almost dry, there is water only in some puddles

Stria: Canyon End
2025-09-28: The Clean your backyard 2025 was organized here, a large amount of trash was removed from the riverbed, leaving it decently clean. After a week of heavy rain, the river had a good water flow, ideal fo...
2025-08-22: Almost dry, there is water only in some puddles

Stria: Parking at Entry
2025-09-28: The Clean your backyard 2025 was organized here, a large amount of trash was removed from the riverbed, leaving it decently clean. After a week of heavy rain, the river had a good water flow, ideal fo...
2025-08-22: Almost dry, there is water only in some puddles

Stria: Alternative Canyon Start

Sant'Abbondio: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Completed the exploration, started in 2023 with the upper part and 2024 with the intermediate part, with the last section from Caviano/Sant'Abbondio at height 290 down to parking under the road just b...

Sant'Abbondio: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Completed the exploration, started in 2023 with the upper part and 2024 with the intermediate part, with the last section from Caviano/Sant'Abbondio at height 290 down to parking under the road just b...

Sant'Abbondio: Canyon End
2025-10-05: Completed the exploration, started in 2023 with the upper part and 2024 with the intermediate part, with the last section from Caviano/Sant'Abbondio at height 290 down to parking under the road just b...

Sant'Abbondio: Parking at Entry

Sant'Abbondio: Parking at Exit

La Vence (Amont): Canyon Start
Approach: We start under the bridge of Vence and continue to Pont Dormie.
Tour: Several waterfalls: C6, C10, C10, jump or slide possible, C17, interrupted by laborious steps. Paths on the left bank allow you to avoid walking in the riverbed. Above the Infernet. Unfortunately very littered with junk of all kinds... The Infern'eaux topographic view describes the route up to the bridge at Quaix (30 m difference in altitude and 675 m additional length) and points out that the last part could be covered by swimming if the current is strong. Who dares to try it out?

La Vence (Amont): Canyon End
Return: At the Dormie bridge, leave the RG and take the path that leads up to the hamlet of Mélattes. Once you reach the road, continue to the bridge of Vence.

La Vence (Amont): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Grenoble, take the D57 to the bridge at Vence. Common parking lot for the "Pont de Vence" climbing area.
Return: At the Dormie bridge, leave the RG and take the path that leads up to the hamlet of Mélattes. Once you reach the road, continue to the bridge of Vence.

Barranco de Argatìn (superior)
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Cascades d' Oo (supérieur): Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Oo (supérieur) Par où commencer...Déjà niveau marche d'approche, on a mis 2h pour rejoindre le départ du canyon et on a quand même bien marché...
Approach: Take the GR long-distance hiking trail that leads up to the Espingo hut. From the Espingo hut, head in the direction of Val d'Arrouge. The entrance to the canyon is at the level of the overflow of Lake Espingo. You can gear up on the beautiful lawns of RG.
Tour: The C220 m runs RD: R90 m on a tree R35 m 2 bolts (technical and confined relay point, carabiners must be provided for access) R80 m 2 bolts Plan to re-equip as the anchors are exposed to severe conditions (floods, ice, avalanches, etc.). The site is also a nature reserve, so inform yourself in advance.

Cascades d' Oo (supérieur): Canyon End
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Return: Bypass the lake of Oo on the left and then take the GR long-distance hiking trail again at the mountain hut of Oo.

Cascades d' Oo (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Return: Bypass the lake of Oo on the left and then take the GR long-distance hiking trail again at the mountain hut of Oo.

Canyon des Cocus: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Cocus Pour la marche d’approche, trace GPX ok mais après le voile de la mariée plusieurs arbres couchés empêchent la visibilité du sentier. Co...
Approach: Take the path that crosses the river Mat (footbridge) to reach the island of Ilet Banane. Follow the concrete path to a marked left turn (this is the starting point of the Voile de la Mariée) and follow the dirt road and then a path that runs alongside the cress gardens after crossing the Voile de la Mariée. Take the path towards a grove of banana trees and then directly above it to a group of filaos. At this point, do not turn left to reach the Voile de la Mariée, but take the path on the right (marked). After 5 to 10 minutes, turn left and leave the path (marker) at the level of a large slab of rock (plaque on site). Then follow the markings until you reach a square of chouchous that marks the tree that will take you to the canyon.
Tour: A small canyon near the "Voile de la Mariée" with a magnificent view of the surrounding area. Abseils without interruption. ATTENTION: Coordinates copied from descente Canyon - NOT verified.

Canyon des Cocus: Canyon End
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Return: Just after R11, look for a track on the right bank that takes you back to the road at the level of the parking lot at the "Voile de la Mariée" viewpoint, then descend along the road to the starting parking lot. It is possible to descend to the river "Le Mat" via an MC + 2 abseils RG (rockfall at R12+++) In this case, the exit is via the river "Rivière du Mat" at the level of the footbridge 900 m downstream RG. Be sure to assess the current of the Rivière du Mat river before setting off, especially in summer when the Rivière du Mat river can rise quickly.

Canyon du Trou Souffleur: Canyon Start
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Comment: Koordinaten NICHT verfiziert.
Approach: At the exit of the road, the canyon below begins. Walk down the road to find a path (signs) that allows you to bypass a first part overgrown with brush.
Tour: 2-3 waterfalls less than 10 m high, then it really gets going with C15+C25 in succession. Reach a ledge and then cross the ropeway. - Important: The ropes were replaced in May 2018. Bring a double pulley to cross the cableway on the 12 mm stainless steel rope installed by the mountain guide office to keep it in good condition for as long as possible. - The fixed ropes are replaced regularly according to their wear and tear. Nevertheless, it is important to check their condition. - Please leave the equipment in place (ropes, stainless steel links, stainless steel plates). Caution: The ropes must not be left in the sea, otherwise they will be blocked by the current. Another risk: even if the canyon is dry, the sea must not be too rough as it is very difficult to reach the ledge below the C25. We strongly advise against doing this type of route in easterly, south-easterly or mistral winds, as well as in even moderate swell. The risk of being swept away by a wave is high.

Canyon du Trou Souffleur: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinaten NICHT verfiziert.
Return: It is quite complex and at the same time quite easy. You arrive at the bottom in a bay, rappel another 5 m and then find the (steep) way back down the side of the rock (blue markings). Once at the top, head back to the ruins and then to the car.

Trou de Jeannette
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jeannette La chaîne du rappel en bout de vire de Jeannette est très corrodée. RAS sinon.Le retour du Souffleur a été rééquipé (comme la partie...
2025-11-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Jeannette La chaîne du rappel en bout de vire de Jeannette est complètement corrodée. RAS sinon.Le retour du Souffleur a été rééquipé (comme l...
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Schlattbach: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-14: First time combo of the ferrata + canyon. They are quite complimentary. Finished the project by adding the intermediate anchors in the c80. Approach via Indianer VF + 50m of turns on a forest road A...
Comment: Some wood my be stored here for ready pick-uo
Access: P Indianer Klettersteig, free of charge.
Return: At first complicated. First walk, DC on the left bank, then find right bank the approach trail.

Schlattbach: Canyon Start
2025-10-14: First time combo of the ferrata + canyon. They are quite complimentary. Finished the project by adding the intermediate anchors in the c80. Approach via Indianer VF + 50m of turns on a forest road A...
Approach: Recommended is the via ferrata which keeps us busy for about 2 hours (cable pulley on site and optional), small signs for the klettersteig (flag of Canton Glarus & cable visible from the P). Free contribution with Twint QR code on site After an entertaining ferrata we find the forest road on top and follow it for a few turns. At the old house we change by the hikers bridge.
Tour: An Rd for access 8m (not equipped) 2 bolts one w ring Rd 40m expo 2 bolts one w ring Rd 25m expo Walk dc go under bridge to next drop An Rd for access 10m (not equipped) 2 X An Rd rope + maillon 20m freehanging (USE THE ONE TO THE RIGHT) 2 bolts Rd directly below! 50m Exit Rg (grass) or Rd Dc (via a crack) Or abseil a little further some 60m Alt. 650m Walk Dc down join approach path alt. 550 Car P alt. 470m

Schlattbach: Canyon End
2025-10-14: First time combo of the ferrata + canyon. They are quite complimentary. Finished the project by adding the intermediate anchors in the c80. Approach via Indianer VF + 50m of turns on a forest road A...
Return: At first complicated. First walk, DC on the left bank, then find right bank the approach trail.

Isorno (Intermedio) - Piemonte: Canyon Start
Approach: The approach time depends greatly on your ability not to get lost! That said, the goal is fairly simple: you need to climb up to the top of the penstock. From the parking area, follow the stream upstream beneath large slabs until you reach a point where a forest opens diagonally to the left, just before more big slabs. Leave the river there — you should come across some ruins. From these ruins, climb up steep, faint paths generally heading left, sometimes following a vague trail marking. A huge fallen chestnut tree blocking the path marks a distinctive spot. Continue to follow the paths as best you can, sometimes more horizontal, always keeping to your left-hand side. Eventually you should reach the penstock. Cross it via a small concrete footbridge, then follow more faint paths (again!) to the left, more or less level, until you reach the chalets of L’Alpe d’Aulogna. From there, continue uphill to the left through meadows and woods until you can see the penstock again above you. From that point, you’ve made it — just follow the rails that run alongside the pipe (you’ll lose sight of it for a while when it goes through a tunnel). The pipe then passes under a kind of avalanche barrier, and crosses three footbridges. Go down to the river after the third footbridge.
Tour: A long river walk interspersed with beautiful pools and basins in a magnificent setting. A few small abseils and jumps add variety to the route. The riverbed is fairly wide and the route is quite gentle, but it runs through a deep gorge from which it would be very difficult to exit before reaching the Devil’s Bridge. The final section, however, is very narrow and enclosed, with no possible escape or way to get out of the water.

Isorno (Intermedio) - Piemonte: Canyon End
Return: Once you reach the end of the intermediate section, just below the Devil’s Bridge (Ponte di Diavolo), it would be a real shame to exit there. The reward is the exceptional final section of the Isorno!

Val del Molinello: Canyon Start
2025-09-28: Sufficient weapons (some hidden by much moss) including those from trees and in some unclimbs be careful. Cloudy water. From this point you can exit the upper part or enter the lower part https://map...
Approach: Enter the canyon at the bridge where you park the second car.
Tour: explorative anchors C10 natural anchor left C15 single anchor left downclimbs into pools C5 single anchor left C6 single anchor right waterfall C4 single anchor right downclimb and escape route right and left downclimb C10 double anchor right C6 single anchor right C10 single anchor right C5 natural anchor on wedged boulder C8 natural anchor right C8 single anchor right narrow passage and 90° bend C15 double anchor left C8 single anchor left C8 single anchor right C6 single anchor right escape route left various characteristic pools C8 natural anchor left escape route left (road) C8 single anchor right C7 natural anchor left C8 single anchor left C8 natural anchor right various characteristic pools escape route to the right C8 natural anchor left C6 natural anchor left or toboggan C7 natural anchor left C22 natural anchor right C12 natural anchor left C30 double anchor right 5min walk escape route right C8 single anchor right or jump C5 single anchor right

Val del Molinello: Canyon End
2025-09-28: Sufficient weapons (some hidden by much moss) including those from trees and in some unclimbs be careful. Cloudy water. From this point you can exit the upper part or enter the lower part https://map...
Return: Exit the canyon at the bridge and proceed slightly on the road till reaching the first car.

Val del Molinello: Parking at Exit
2025-09-28: Sufficient weapons (some hidden by much moss) including those from trees and in some unclimbs be careful. Cloudy water. From this point you can exit the upper part or enter the lower part https://map...
Comment: Parking at Exit
Access: On the SP1 bis (Lentiai - Quero), in direction Quero right after the gravel quarry take Via Molinello till the bridge on the river where you can park in locality Molinello, on the left side slowly after crossing the bridge. With the second car, continue past the bridge on the dirt road for about 1 km towards Lentiai, then turn right onto a paved uphill road until you reach the church of Stabie. Just after the church, turn right and continue for about 700 meters, keeping right at another junction, until you reach a curved bridge just before a farm (sheep breeding), where you can park the second car.
Return: Exit the canyon at the bridge and proceed slightly on the road till reaching the first car.

Val del Molinello: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking at Entry
Access: On the SP1 bis (Lentiai - Quero), in direction Quero right after the gravel quarry take Via Molinello till the bridge on the river where you can park in locality Molinello, on the left side slowly after crossing the bridge. With the second car, continue past the bridge on the dirt road for about 1 km towards Lentiai, then turn right onto a paved uphill road until you reach the church of Stabie. Just after the church, turn right and continue for about 700 meters, keeping right at another junction, until you reach a curved bridge just before a farm (sheep breeding), where you can park the second car.
Return: Exit the canyon at the bridge and proceed slightly on the road till reaching the first car.

Trockene Ritze
2025-09-06: The access above the quarry is constantly changing depending on the work.

Tersolbach inferiore: Canyon Start
2024-07-25: Tersol inf inferiore from the socket. Very rewarding with little water. Down to the Tamina. Discovered 4 very beautiful waterfalls.
Approach: Hiking trail as on the Tersolbach.
Tour: Attention, automatic water extraction at the lower part of the Tersol stream. This water intake takes all the water from the Tersol stream so that the canyon downstream is dry or is only fed by lateral inflows. This water intake is automatic, there is a unclogging system that opens the water intake to clean it. This system is AUTOMATIC, unclogging occurs when the water inlet is too clogged with sand, gravel, stones, wood, etc. When the water intake is opened, the entire volume of water from the Tersol stream, together with the debris clogging the water intake and the water in the water intake, flows into the lower part and forms an extremely dangerous wave. This automatic unclogging system cannot be switched off remotely, so calling the operator of this water intake does not provide any additional safety. It is therefore strongly recommended not to enter this part of the Tersol canyon. Deep canyon with little water (below the inlet) and some abseiling points.

Tersolbach inferiore: Canyon End
2024-07-25: Tersol inf inferiore from the socket. Very rewarding with little water. Down to the Tamina. Discovered 4 very beautiful waterfalls.
Return: Back to the road bridge.

Tersolbach inferiore: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-07-25: Tersol inf inferiore from the socket. Very rewarding with little water. Down to the Tamina. Discovered 4 very beautiful waterfalls.
Access: Take the road through the Tamina valley up to Gigerwald.
Return: Back to the road bridge.

Bras des Mousses
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mousses Fait dans l'enchaînement de CAP BLANC. Même remarque pour la marche d'approche; la forêt est un véritable embacle géant. Prévoir de l...

Bras des Mousses: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-10-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Mousses Fait dans l'enchaînement de CAP BLANC. Même remarque pour la marche d'approche; la forêt est un véritable embacle géant. Prévoir de l...
Access: Drive up the Langevin river as far as Grand Galet. Continue along the road. You will then come to a passable path that you must follow to the parking lot with a concrete container.
Return: We find the access route again.

Traitobel: Canyon End
2025-10-19: Well, you can do that. It's much more sporty than it looks at first glance. From 1800m to 1400m there are rather few anchors, so it doesn't hurt to take more with you.
Return: After the last rappel through the forest to the Vals Rhine, cross it at a suitable point and climb up to the road on the other side.

Traitobel: Parking at Entry
2025-10-19: Well, you can do that. It's much more sporty than it looks at first glance. From 1800m to 1400m there are rather few anchors, so it doesn't hurt to take more with you.
Access: Coming from Ilanz, take the main road in the direction of Vals. After the small village of Lunschania, park immediately behind the next gallery on the right-hand side. The second car or a bicycle can be parked further up the road. This parking lot is located after a series of galleries just after the main road crosses the Vals Rhine, also on the right-hand side. You can see the water level from the main road if you follow it for another 200m.
Return: After the last rappel through the forest to the Vals Rhine, cross it at a suitable point and climb up to the road on the other side.

Traitobel: Parking at Exit
2025-10-19: Well, you can do that. It's much more sporty than it looks at first glance. From 1800m to 1400m there are rather few anchors, so it doesn't hurt to take more with you.
Access: Coming from Ilanz, take the main road in the direction of Vals. After the small village of Lunschania, park immediately behind the next gallery on the right-hand side. The second car or a bicycle can be parked further up the road. This parking lot is located after a series of galleries just after the main road crosses the Vals Rhine, also on the right-hand side. You can see the water level from the main road if you follow it for another 200m.
Return: After the last rappel through the forest to the Vals Rhine, cross it at a suitable point and climb up to the road on the other side.

Traitobel: Waypoint
Comment: Abzweig Jägersteig zum Bach
Approach: From the lower parking lot, cross the road and follow the forest path for about 50 m. The hiking trail to Alp Rischuna then turns off to the right. Follow this path up to an altitude of approx. 1910m. After the path crosses a rocky ledge, turn right onto a poorly visible hunters path. This leads steeply through the forest to the entry point.

Traitobel: Canyon Start
Approach: From the lower parking lot, cross the road and follow the forest path for about 50 m. The hiking trail to Alp Rischuna then turns off to the right. Follow this path up to an altitude of approx. 1910m. After the path crosses a rocky ledge, turn right onto a poorly visible hunters path. This leads steeply through the forest to the entry point.
Tour: At the beginning, the stream is more horizontal with only occasional rappels. This gradually changes as the stream becomes more vertical and there are no more walking passages between the rappels. Although the stream seems rather open, it always cuts into the rappels so that you have to rappel in the water. The rappels are nicely cut in and usually have an intermediate pump. The two high rappels with Gysir each have their rappelling routes on the orographic right-hand side. M100 Right C4+C4 total 10m M50 Right C10 M250 C12 Right M150 Left C20 strong flow M50 Right MC20 Right 40m geyser M100 Left C15 from tree M50 Right MC15 from tree Right C35 geyser Right C12 + C10 total 30m Right C10 + C8 total 25m Right C8 Left C4 Right C25 plate Left 25m Right C10 + C10 total 30m Right C8 Left C12 under the block Left C25 (Right C8+C8+C3 ?) Left C18 Left C20 (Right C8+C8 ?) Left C10 + C8 total 25m Left C12 + C5 total 20m Left C30 + C10 (Right C12+C12+C10 ?) Right C12 Right C4 + C4 total 12m Left C6 Left C3 + C6 total 15m

Valmala: Canyon Start
2025-08-25: It is not so easy to find the trail in the woods.... From the houses just above the church on the left head into the woods; there is a sign with ind. Valmala above/below, still heading left up into th...
2025-08-24: Not a real "canyon" but knowing that, i enjoyed the wild scenary and the narrow final part... By the way great final jump... Could be 10-12 m? And also some whitewater swimming in the Sesia river
2025-07-09: Simple canyon interesting especially for the beauty of the final fording which is a unique passage in Valsesia, the only technical difficulty is depending on the season the ford of the Sesia at the en...
Approach: From here, you’ll see an iron bridge over the Sesia River — cross it and follow the steep mule track up to the Madonna della Neve chapel. From there, take the path to the left, entering the beech forest just above, and follow the signs for Valmala di sotto–sopra (trail 222/22). The path climbs to the left and reaches a plateau; from here, descend on the opposite side to the right until you find the bridge over the stream. (Approx. 20 minutes.)
Tour: The route begins with a short walk, passing by some beautiful pools where small jumps are possible (about 15 minutes). At a left-hand bend, you’ll come to a narrow section with a slide (toboggan) that can be done with relaxed legs — the pool below is very small. Alternatively, if there’s too much water, descend (C5) on the left side. Continue onward: a few jumps follow in a canyon-like environment, leading to an extremely narrow part of the gorge where you can touch both walls. Here, you downclimb under the water flow on slippery rocks, reaching a beautiful pool inside a cave. You’ve now reached the final section, where the gorge narrows even more. Depending on water levels, this part can be either a long swim or a walk through shallow water. Several bends lead to the final descent (C12), which opens out where the Valmala gorge flows into the Sesia River.

Valmala: Canyon End
2025-08-25: It is not so easy to find the trail in the woods.... From the houses just above the church on the left head into the woods; there is a sign with ind. Valmala above/below, still heading left up into th...
2025-08-24: Not a real "canyon" but knowing that, i enjoyed the wild scenary and the narrow final part... By the way great final jump... Could be 10-12 m? And also some whitewater swimming in the Sesia river
2025-07-09: Simple canyon interesting especially for the beauty of the final fording which is a unique passage in Valsesia, the only technical difficulty is depending on the season the ford of the Sesia at the en...
Return: Swim across the Sesia river (strong current) and follow the wide beach upstream to the iron bridge (about 10 minutes).

Ruschera: Canyon Start
2025-07-09: Comba Ruschera is really just THE entrance to Upper Val Mala; there are 2 rappels (max 20 m) usually with little flow, then you enter Comba di Valmala and find another rappel. Little vertical and disc...
Approach: From the parking area, you’ll see an iron bridge over the Sesia River — cross it and follow the steep mule track up to the Madonna della Neve chapel. From there, take the path to the left, entering the beech forest just above, and follow the signs for Valmala di sotto–sopra (trail 222/22). The path climbs to the left and reaches a plateau; from here, descend on the opposite side to the right until you find the bridge over the stream. (Approx. 20 minutes.) Cross the bridge over the Valmala gorge (comba di Valmala) and follow the trail along the right orographic bank, ascending gradually. After about 20 minutes, you’ll reach an iron bridge over a small tributary of the Valmala gorge with a low water flow (Comba di Tranta). Continue for another 5 minutes until the trail crosses another tributary with a slightly higher flow (Comba Ruschera). From this point, you enter the main Valmala gorge. (Approx. 25 minutes from the bridge, 45 minutes from the parking area.)
Tour: Once you enter the Comba Ruschera, you immediately reach the first waterfall — C16 right. From the beautiful pool below, there’s another descent, C20 left, ending in a hanging pool. A little further down, you enter the main Comba di Valmala, where the water flow is much greater. After some walking among beautiful pools, you reach a point where the stream is deeply carved between high walls — here you find C13 left, a stunning free-hanging descent under the water flow. Continuing downstream, the canyon stretches out for a long section without waterfalls but remains scenically impressive. Several jumps are possible into the many pools along the way. The riverbed then widens, leading to the bridge where the lower section begins.

Ruschera: Canyon End
2025-07-09: Comba Ruschera is really just THE entrance to Upper Val Mala; there are 2 rappels (max 20 m) usually with little flow, then you enter Comba di Valmala and find another rappel. Little vertical and disc...
Return: Swim across the Sesia river (strong current) and follow the wide beach upstream to the iron bridge (about 10 minutes).

Sorba sup.: Canyon Start
2025-08-24: We slept the night before at the Alpe Toso bivouac (higher up the canyon) which is very well stocked.In the morning we descended into the canyon where the dirt road crosses the Sorba; the first sectio...
2025-08-22: Canyon short but with nice rappels, never complex, a few toboggans, various possibilities of even high dives into always deep pools... Minimally equipped, all single points and some rappels ds do dire...
Approach: Follow the uphill concrete road leading into the upper Val Sorba, following the signs for Ristorante Heidi. When the concrete road ends, continue along the beautiful mule track (CAI trail 251/51). You’ll first reach the mountain pasture with the restaurant, then Alpe Sorba. Continue straight, ignoring the bridge on the left, and stay in the valley bottom. At one point, the trail runs along a cliff (there’s a railing); at the bottom, you can see a large pool with a waterfall. Continue climbing until you find another bridge on the left — from here you can admire two waterfalls of the canyon. Ignore the bridge, and continue until you meet a dirt road; follow it until a ford over the Sorba stream, where the descent begins. (Total: 1 hour 20 min.)
Tour: You’ll immediately find the first pool suitable for jumping, followed by a 4 m toboggan. After a 5-minute walk, you reach the first C15, then another nice 5 m toboggan leads into the continuous section of the canyon. Soon after: C10 right, C14 left, 3 m toboggan, C24 right, C22 right (tree — warning! in the gully there’s a boulder creating a siphon in the small pool, the rope can get stuck underneath) + C10 left, C14 left, leading to the large final pool. The last waterfall can also be jumped.

Sorba sup.: Canyon End
2025-08-24: We slept the night before at the Alpe Toso bivouac (higher up the canyon) which is very well stocked.In the morning we descended into the canyon where the dirt road crosses the Sorba; the first sectio...
2025-08-22: Canyon short but with nice rappels, never complex, a few toboggans, various possibilities of even high dives into always deep pools... Minimally equipped, all single points and some rappels ds do dire...
Return: Once you finish the canyon, after the last “lake,” the walls open up and the stream flattens out. Exit on the left through the woods, rejoining the approach trail; descend back to Rassa. (40 min.) It’s advisable to bring a change of clothes in a waterproof barrel, to put on after exiting the canyon for the fairly long return hike. (Alternatively, use a dry suit.)

Confienzo: Canyon Start
2024-08-15: The Rio Confienzo is an easy canyon that flows within the geological area of the "Supervolcano of Valsesia," the rock encountered on the way down is Gabbro. The only problem the descent presents is th...
Approach: Cross the bridge over the Sessera River, then turn right following the signs for Alpe Rattarone. Ford the Rio Confienzo at the exit point, then continue along an old carriage road now overgrown with shrubs. Follow it through several switchbacks until you reach a small pass; here, leave the road and follow a descending path on the opposite side, marked by a cairn and red-and-white tape. Descend about 100 meters through the forest (always follow the markings) until you reach the stream. (Total: about 40 min.)
Tour: The route begins with some walking, reaching the first MC3 + C10 (right), then immediately C7 (left) with a short rope for returning to the anchor, followed by a bit more walking and MC4 + C10 (right). After another short walk, you’ll find C4 (left, single anchor) and MC2 + C12 (left). From the beautiful pool below, walk a bit further until another stream joins in, then find C6 (right). After this, a fairly long walking section between beautiful pools leads to C7 (left), possible toboggan here. In the pool below, several jumps are possible. Continue walking through some easy downclimbs and narrow scenic passages until you reach the starting point and the dam.

Confienzo: Canyon End
2024-08-15: The Rio Confienzo is an easy canyon that flows within the geological area of the "Supervolcano of Valsesia," the rock encountered on the way down is Gabbro. The only problem the descent presents is th...

Tureni: Parking at Entry

Tureni: Parking at Exit

Tureni: Canyon Start

Tureni: Canyon End

Capra Waterfall: Canyon Start

Capra Waterfall: Canyon End

Capra Waterfall: Parking at Entry

Capra Waterfall: Parking at Exit

Scurtele

La Massane: Canyon Start
Comment: Koordinaten ermittelt auf Basis von Höhenangabe - nicht verifiziert.
Approach: Pass the barrier opposite the parking lot and, at an altitude of 241 meters, take the marked path that leads up to the tower of La Massane. The ascent begins with a half-hour steep climb up to the Col del Pomer at 555 meters, just below the Puig dels Oms. At the mountain pass, follow the path to the right, where the ascent to the foot of the tower becomes easier. Below the tower, follow the path that descends to the left. The starting point is at an altitude of 580 meters. From there, the best route is down the slope below the Col de la Plaça d'Armes to the course of the river.
Tour: A long hike with a few abseils, a waterfall no more than ten meters high, several jumps and a few small slides. All this in a wild environment with Mediterranean vegetation and the scent of rosemary. - Hiking, water hiking with beautiful walks in a magnificent setting in the heart of the Albères. - Not to be confused with the forbidden waterfalls at the starting point of the Massane stream, located in the nature reserve below the Barraque de les Colomates! - Equip yourself directly at the starting point of the water walk.

La Massane: Canyon End
Comment: Koordinaten ermittelt auf Basis von Höhenangabe - nicht verifiziert.
Return: Follow the cairns on the right bank along the river to the parking lot.

La Massane: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: After Sorède, follow the D2 to La Vall (Lavail) and park in the official canyons parking lot. In summer (July/August) it is not possible to go to La Vall by car. Only residents of the hamlet have access, unless the municipality or local residents have given permission to drive through.
Return: Follow the cairns on the right bank along the river to the parking lot.

La Massane: Waypoint
Comment: Col del Pomer - Koordinaten ermittelt auf Basis von Höhenangabe - nicht verifiziert.
Approach: Pass the barrier opposite the parking lot and, at an altitude of 241 meters, take the marked path that leads up to the tower of La Massane. The ascent begins with a half-hour steep climb up to the Col del Pomer at 555 meters, just below the Puig dels Oms. At the mountain pass, follow the path to the right, where the ascent to the foot of the tower becomes easier. Below the tower, follow the path that descends to the left. The starting point is at an altitude of 580 meters. From there, the best route is down the slope below the Col de la Plaça d'Armes to the course of the river.

Rino di Tavernola: Canyon Start
Approach: Für den Einstieg in den oberen Teil geht man vom Parkplatz aus die Via San Rocco entlang bis zur gleichnamigen Kirche, nimmt die erste Straße nach rechts, geht bergauf, überquert die mittelalterliche Lughel-Brücke und geht weiter bis zur ersten Abzweigung mit einer Tafel mit einer Beschreibung der Schlucht, nimmt den Saumpfad nach links und steigt kurz darauf an einem Tor in die Schlucht hinab. Laut Openstreetmap gibt es auch die Möglichkeit am südlichen Schluchthang zur Einstiegsbrücke zu wandern.
Tour: 4 Abseilstellen (6m,4m,6m,6m) im Teil oberhalb der Straßenbrücke. 8 Abseilstellen (5m, 11m, 7m, 3m, 9m, 10m, 7m, 7m) im Teil unterhalb der Straßenbrücke,

Rino di Tavernola: Parking at Exit
Access: Parken Sie das erste Auto in der Via Roma auf dem Parkplatz am See hinter dem Restaurant La Sirena. Mit dem zweiten Auto fahren Sie hinauf in Richtung Vigolo, biegen links nach Bianica ab und parken in der Via San Rocco (Abzweigung Via Rino). Gehen Sie zurück und fahren Sie die Via San Rocco entlang bis zur Teufelsbrücke, vor der ein Weg in das Flussbett führt. Dies ist der Eingang für diejenigen, die den unteren Teil der Schlucht durchwandern möchten, oder der Ausgang für diejenigen, die den oberen Teil begehen möchten.

Rino di Tavernola: Parking at Entry
Access: Parken Sie das erste Auto in der Via Roma auf dem Parkplatz am See hinter dem Restaurant La Sirena. Mit dem zweiten Auto fahren Sie hinauf in Richtung Vigolo, biegen links nach Bianica ab und parken in der Via San Rocco (Abzweigung Via Rino). Gehen Sie zurück und fahren Sie die Via San Rocco entlang bis zur Teufelsbrücke, vor der ein Weg in das Flussbett führt. Dies ist der Eingang für diejenigen, die den unteren Teil der Schlucht durchwandern möchten, oder der Ausgang für diejenigen, die den oberen Teil begehen möchten.

Rino di Tavernola: Canyon End

Rino di Tavernola: Unknown Parking
Access: Parken Sie das erste Auto in der Via Roma auf dem Parkplatz am See hinter dem Restaurant La Sirena. Mit dem zweiten Auto fahren Sie hinauf in Richtung Vigolo, biegen links nach Bianica ab und parken in der Via San Rocco (Abzweigung Via Rino). Gehen Sie zurück und fahren Sie die Via San Rocco entlang bis zur Teufelsbrücke, vor der ein Weg in das Flussbett führt. Dies ist der Eingang für diejenigen, die den unteren Teil der Schlucht durchwandern möchten, oder der Ausgang für diejenigen, die den oberen Teil begehen möchten.

Val della Stua: Canyon Start
2025-04-05: Sufficient weapons, but in two rappels the small plates disappeared. On the first rappel we supplemented with plaque on 8 bolts. On the second missing, about halfway down on the left, you can use a tr...
Approach: After a good two-hour ascent, you reach an altitude of 1150 meters before beginning the descent and then descend to the riverbed at 1060 meters. The entrance amphitheater is of sublime beauty. Follow the path on the Tabacco as far as the Casera Avedinon and from there keep left, slightly uphill. At the fork in the path, turn right at 120° (be careful, danger of falling rocks!) and follow the path up to about 1150 meters. Following a faintly recognizable path near the ruins of the Casera, descend slowly until you reach the amphitheatre of the two springs below the Dou ridge. Entry is possible at about 900 meters, but leads over rocky ledges, some of which are quite exposed and overgrown.

Val della Stua: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-05: Sufficient weapons, but in two rappels the small plates disappeared. On the first rappel we supplemented with plaque on 8 bolts. On the second missing, about halfway down on the left, you can use a tr...

Val della Stua: Canyon End
2025-04-05: Sufficient weapons, but in two rappels the small plates disappeared. On the first rappel we supplemented with plaque on 8 bolts. On the second missing, about halfway down on the left, you can use a tr...

Val Carbonere: Canyon Start
Approach: On the ascent to an altitude of 660 m, you cross the Carbonere and from here you can begin the descent of the lower part.

Val Carbonere: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Oberen Teil verlassen oder unteren Teil beginnen
Return: If the Cordevole river is in flood, leave the river at the bridge at 560 meters and take the path on the left to the mines of Val Imperina. Alternatively, you can take the path on the right to the fortress, but this involves a steep climb to the old road to Agordo.

Val Carbonere: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: If the Cordevole river is in flood, leave the river at the bridge at 560 meters and take the path on the left to the mines of Val Imperina. Alternatively, you can take the path on the right to the fortress, but this involves a steep climb to the old road to Agordo.

Val del Molin: Canyon Start

Val del Molin: Canyon End

Val del Molin: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Crosentana: Parking at Entry
Return: Follow the signs to Brent de l'Art.

Val Crosentana: Canyon Start

Val Crosentana: Canyon End
Return: Follow the signs to Brent de l'Art.

Ravine Germeuil
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Ravine Germeuil: Parking at Exit
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Access: The start is in Pas des Sables. The destination can be freely chosen. It depends on where you parked your car on arrival. Either in Nez de Bœuf, which is a 2-hour walk from the accommodation Or in Saint Joseph, which can be reached by off-road vehicle from the accommodation in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Depending on the condition of the slopes, it may also be possible to leave a car at the Remparts river, about a 30-minute walk from Roche Plate. Find out about the accessibility of the piste, which varies depending on the season.
Return: The last call is followed by an arduous one-hour walk through the river. Once you're back on the road to Roche Plate, it's a leisurely 20 minutes to the hostel to the rescue.

Ravine Germeuil: Parking at Entry
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Access: The start is in Pas des Sables. The destination can be freely chosen. It depends on where you parked your car on arrival. Either in Nez de Bœuf, which is a 2-hour walk from the accommodation Or in Saint Joseph, which can be reached by off-road vehicle from the accommodation in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Depending on the condition of the slopes, it may also be possible to leave a car at the Remparts river, about a 30-minute walk from Roche Plate. Find out about the accessibility of the piste, which varies depending on the season.
Return: The last call is followed by an arduous one-hour walk through the river. Once you're back on the road to Roche Plate, it's a leisurely 20 minutes to the hostel to the rescue.

Val Vescovà: Canyon Start
Approach: Go up Altavia 1 and a few meters after the bridge over the canyon, take a very grassy path on the right that leads into the waterworks and then to the bottom of Val Vescovà.

Val Vescovà: Canyon End

Val Vescovà: Parking Entry and Exit

Valle di Nandrina: Canyon Start
Approach: Park at the houses in Rosse Alte, take the beautiful path to Casera Nusieda and look behind the house for the old path that leads north to the beginning of the canyon (in half an hour).
Tour: The 90-meter descent can be divided into -15 meters to then make a 75-meter shot.

Valle di Nandrina: Parking at Entry
Return: At the exit of the canyon there is a swimming area in Lake Mis, from where you can reach the road that leads to the parking lot of Pian Falcina. When the second car arrives in 15 minutes, return to Rosse Alte to pick up the car upstream.

Valle di Nandrina: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon there is a swimming area in Lake Mis, from where you can reach the road that leads to the parking lot of Pian Falcina. When the second car arrives in 15 minutes, return to Rosse Alte to pick up the car upstream.

Valle di Nandrina: Parking at Exit
Return: At the exit of the canyon there is a swimming area in Lake Mis, from where you can reach the road that leads to the parking lot of Pian Falcina. When the second car arrives in 15 minutes, return to Rosse Alte to pick up the car upstream.

Grattenbach: Parking Entry and Exit

Grattenbach: Canyon End

Grattenbach: Canyon Start
Comment: ungefähr an diesem Punkt wurde bisher immer vom Baum abgeseilt

Grattenbach: Waypoint
Comment: ungefähr an diesem Punkt wurde bisher immer vom Baum abgeseilt

Grattenbach: Intermediate Canyon Exit

Val del Colaz: Parking Entry and Exit

Val del Colaz: Canyon End

Val del Colaz: Canyon Start
Comment: In 940 Metern Höhe über dem Meeresspiegel besteht die Möglichkeit, sich von einem Baum am rechten Ufer abzuseilen.
Approach: From the parking lot at the bridge in Titele, head south past an overpass and three tunnels. After the bend to the right, you will see the last descent of the Colaz (approx. 10 meters). Cross the Mis stream and follow the path uphill on the left bank of the Colaz. Cross the Colaz (intermediate entry and exit) and climb up the steep switchbacks on the right bank past numerous military bivouacs. Leave the path at 900 meters and climb through pine forests up to 940 meters. There you will find some trees from where the descent begins.
Tour: At 940 meters above sea level, you have the option of rappelling from a tree on the right bank.

Val d'Alvis: Canyon Start

Val d'Alvis: Parking Entry and Exit

Val d'Alvis: Waypoint
Comment: At this bend, exit to the right (see attached map) onto a track that, in a long and gentle descent (steep at the beginning), reaches the bed of the Alvis tributary.

Val dei Forni - Rui Bianch

Val Covolera: Canyon Start

Rettenbach
2021-12-31: The canyon can be divided into an upper and a lower part: Upper part: from the settlement of Mayrhofen to the B161 road bridge. Lower part: from the road bridge to the Rettenbach settlement. The uppe...

Hausbachwasserfall: Canyon Start

Hausbachwasserfall: Canyon End

Hausbachwasserfall: Waterlevel Checkpoint
Hydrology: Usually little to no water throughput.

Ravine Blanche Salazie
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Ravine Blanche Salazie: Canyon End
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Return: Take the hiking trail that crosses the Bras de Caverne upstream. On the other bank, follow the well-marked path to the "Pont de l'Escalier" parking lot.

Canal del Palomo: Canyon Start
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Approach: To the west, above an irrigation canal, take a well-marked path and climb up the left bank of the Barranco d'ISARRE. Enter the first canyon, which rises quickly.
Tour: Once you are in the canyon, use the existing rungs (gorges) to climb up the successive steps. Since 1954, an association has installed 240 anchored pins there. The special thing about this canyon is that you can climb up as well as down. The ascent is just as much fun as the descent. Once at the top, you have to descend this canyon again, making sure that the ropes don't get tangled up in the anchors... These anchors can also hinder progress or even injure an inattentive person. In total, there are around ten abseiling points of a maximum of 25 m. A less challenging canyon, as all these steps allow an easy exit towards the sky or the ground.

Canal del Palomo: Canyon End
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Return: Descend the Barranco d'ISARRE along the same path as the ascent.

Canal del Palomo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From HUESCA, drive to the VADIELLO area (22 km). Park the car near the poplar grove and cross the bridge.
Return: Descend the Barranco d'ISARRE along the same path as the ascent.

Torrent du Fauge (amont)
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Torrent du Fauge (amont): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf descente canyon.
Access: Same access as to the Pin de Simon waterfalls
Return: Turn right onto the return path. The path leads past the waterfalls of Pin de Simond and overlooks the waterfalls of Gour de l'Oule. A path on the right then leads back to the parking lot.

Val Bruna: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Bruna: Unknown
Comment: Wooden bridge over a narrow section. Look for the upper entrance to descend along this section and then reach the exit at 960 meters.

Val Bruna: Overnight stay
Comment: The cottage is available and well-equipped (November 2025) for sleeping and for lighting the fireplace to spend the night.

Val Bruna: Canyon Start
Approach: After parking the car, take the trail on the left bank that runs alongside and crosses the stream several times, staying mostly on the right bank for about 20 minutes. When you reach 490 meters, do not follow tributary on left, but keep to the right bank of the main meander (right stream) When you see the initial meander (pipes high up on the rock), climb the steep forest on the right bank until you reach a wooded pulpit (view of a house on the opposite side). From here, descend along a good trail to the stream bed: a rock cliff on the left and a small aqueduct house on the left.

Val dele Calgere - Cascata dei Sguazi: Canyon End

Val dele Calgere - Cascata dei Sguazi: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk to position 46.1172222N, 11.7880556E (see Map tab). Descent into the woods about 100 meters, keeping to the right, and look for a fixed rope on a tree.
Tour: Max Vertical: 240 meters Split-ups: 8+70+30+35+50+60

Val dele Calgere - Cascata dei Sguazi: Parking at Exit
Access: Road to the Vederna refuge from the Pontet area.

Val dele Calgere - Cascata dei Sguazi: Parking at Entry
Access: Road to the Vederna refuge from the Pontet area.

Val dele Calgere - Cascata dei Sguazi: Waypoint
Comment: Von hier ins Bachbett
Approach: Walk to position 46.1172222N, 11.7880556E (see Map tab). Descent into the woods about 100 meters, keeping to the right, and look for a fixed rope on a tree.

Val delle Ciazze Alte

Val delle Ciazze Alte: Canyon End

Val delle Ciazze Alte: Parking Entry and Exit

Val Gostin: Parking at Exit

Val Gostin: Parking at Entry

Val Gostin: Canyon End

Val Degnon: Parking at Exit
Comment: Same as val Gostin

Val Degnon: Parking at Entry

Val Degnon: Canyon End

Ruisseau du Latay (intermédiaire): Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on foot along the path to the junction of several paths, do not turn left (if you are looking upstream), take the path closed to traffic, but go straight ahead along the wide path (marked in green). This path leads along the canyon and the path closed to traffic. After about fifteen minutes, you will come back to this path when it bends to the left. Then take the second path on your right, which leads you to the bank of a small stream (small canal) and a concrete cube. From there ... - Option 1: You descend and follow this small "canal" and only do the big waterfall part (C30). - Option 2: You climb back up, follow this small "channel" and do the entire middle part. So climb back up the path and follow the canal that meets the path. Pick up this canal again 50 m further to the right of this path and leave the path to follow the canal again, which leads to the bank of the Latay stream.
Tour: Quelques petits sauts et désescalades n'excédant pas les 3 m, entrecoupés de marches dans le ruisseau. This will lead you to a small drop and a 10-metre nage, not far from the barrage cascade. Descend the marches of the barrage in RG or rappel on AN. Follow a few small descents and the C30. There are three ways to descend: 1 - One chain in RG for descending without water. 2 - One old RD line for descending in the axis (30 m) 3 - One more old line in RD for descending into the cascade in the shape of a goulotte, with an intermédiaire relay (15+15 m). Vous pouvez poursuivre sur une C3 avec saut possible de 5 m après vérification de la profondeur de la vasque ou refaire une deuxième descente de la C30 par une sente raide en RG remontant la barre rocheuse. The exit of this sinkhole is located behind a large pipe in a shallow sinkhole and 20 m before the 5 m cut.

Ruisseau du Latay (intermédiaire): Canyon End
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Return: After the C3, follow the stream until you come to a path again. Turn right and you will come directly to the parking lot. Alternatively, you can walk across the aqueduct by climbing the steps on the right and following the dry channel to get back onto the path and to the parking lot.

Ruisseau du Latay (intermédiaire): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Aubagne, take the N8 towards Toulon, passing Cuges and OK Coral. In the hamlet of "Le Camp", turn left onto the D2 towards Signes. About 2 km after the junction with the D402, turn left (at the quarry "point 421 on the IGN map") onto a dirt road called Chemin du Latay. The parking lot is 300 m further on the left.
Return: After the C3, follow the stream until you come to a path again. Turn right and you will come directly to the parking lot. Alternatively, you can walk across the aqueduct by climbing the steps on the right and following the dry channel to get back onto the path and to the parking lot.

Dudu Sup: Canyon Start
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Approach: See topographic view Ric à Ric. The trail follows the ridge that runs to the right of the canyon almost continuously.
Tour: See topographic view Ric à Ric. The equipment is generally in order, all relays are linked, some of the old, heavily rusted equipment is still present... Differences to the topographic view from 05.08.11: R3 - the single point is duplicated R8 - 1 single point from MC has been sensibly placed to link up and reach the relay safely. R9 - + 1 point from MC and 1 at the relay. Many of the old points are rusted and crushed, unfortunately they cannot be dismantled, they are lying around everywhere! R13 - + 1 point R14 - + 1 point There were already several, but as explained above, the steel bolts are broken.

Dudu Sup: Canyon End
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Return: Clear path in RG to return to the kiosks

Ruisseau de Moirin: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, take the asphalt path "Chemin des Sources" (the IGN path no longer exists). After 300 m, at the hydrant, take the path on the left. The path climbs steeply. You will pass a first stream with little water. The stream you are heading for is easy to recognize, as it consists of rock slabs and offers a beautiful view of the valley.
Tour: Start on AN RD, and you soon come across a number of good pieces of equipment from 2016. The large waterfall in the chute is divided into RGs halfway up. On the whole, the equipment is logical and well thought out: the points are where you expect them to be. Approach: Don't forget your hazelnut sticks!

Ruisseau de Moirin: Canyon End
Return: When you arrive in the forest, you will find an RG path that leads under the high-voltage power line and takes you back to the parking lot.

Torrente Lutrigon: Parking Entry and Exit

Torrente Lutrigon: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow CAI trail 392 until you reach the ruins of Casera Copada. From here, keep right and after about 30 minutes, you'll reach the stream bed at an altitude of 800 meters.
Tour: Start of canyon is at 680 of altitude.

Torrente Lutrigon: Canyon End

Val delle Fontane: Canyon Start
Approach: Climb up from La Stua along a clearly visible path and when you reach an altitude of 690 m near a bend to the left, keep right until you pass a ridge which then at an altitude of 890 m takes you to the bottom of the Valle delle Fontane
Tour: The highest descent (65m) is split 28m from the start.

Val delle Fontane: Parking Entry and Exit

Valpora: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ponte Serra, head uphill toward Lamon, then turn toward Arina. Park the recovery vehicle at the first houses in the village (Tabacco refuge, altitude 586). Take the shuttle bus uphill and park at BAR CAVALEA.
Return: Exit at the small bridge by going up the path on the left. There are two small dips, but they are not very interesting and would require a long swim in the lake.

Valpora: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the small bridge by going up the path on the left. There are two small dips, but they are not very interesting and would require a long swim in the lake.

Valpora: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ponte Serra, head uphill toward Lamon, then turn toward Arina. Park the recovery vehicle at the first houses in the village (Tabacco refuge, altitude 586). Take the shuttle bus uphill and park at BAR CAVALEA.
Return: Exit at the small bridge by going up the path on the left. There are two small dips, but they are not very interesting and would require a long swim in the lake.

Valpora: Canyon Start
Approach: It's a 20-minute walk to Val dell'Orso.
Tour: At altitude 1025 you could descend, encountering some downclimbs and three abseils. Shortly thereafter, you'll begin to encounter sections of prehistorically shaped riverbed; a 4-meter downclimb with a view of a deep gorge will welcome you to Valpora. The stream is in a beautiful, vibrant natural setting, rich in majestic views. It presents no particular technical difficulties, except for one abseil that ends in a trap pool that must be jumped over to avoid getting stuck. Numerous fallen trees upstream make the first stretch less enjoyable.

Rio Frugna: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow signs for Forcella Ferron and after 170 meters don't hold CAI 901 path and go left until you reach the Frugna stream at an altitude of 930 meters. It is possible to climb up to an altitude of 1110 meters for an upper entrance.
Tour: There is a clear exit (casera Carniar) from Frugna at altitude of 850, if you have problem.

Rio Frugna: Canyon End
Return: From the abandoned Vajont basin, follow the signs for the trail that climbs up the left bank to Marzana/Marziana.

Rio Frugna: Parking at Entry
Access: 14km of shuttle
Return: From the abandoned Vajont basin, follow the signs for the trail that climbs up the left bank to Marzana/Marziana.

Rio Frugna: Parking at Exit
Access: 14km of shuttle
Return: From the abandoned Vajont basin, follow the signs for the trail that climbs up the left bank to Marzana/Marziana.

Rio Frugna: Alternative Canyon End

Rio Frugna: Waypoint
Approach: Follow signs for Forcella Ferron and after 170 meters don't hold CAI 901 path and go left until you reach the Frugna stream at an altitude of 930 meters. It is possible to climb up to an altitude of 1110 meters for an upper entrance.

Valle Lobbia: Parking Entry and Exit

Valle Lobbia: Canyon End

Valle Lobbia: Waypoint
Comment: From here the path to the stream begins.
Approach: Follow indications for Motta di Branca. This is the easiest way to enter the Lobbia Valley: it is located just north of the wild outcrop overlooking Motta di Branca and at the base of the rocky summit that supports Mottali; towards Lobbia it drops a few hundred meters. From here the path to the stream begins.

Bras de Sainte Suzanne (Bois Court): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt aus Beschreibung von descente Canyon
Access: From the Plaine des Cafres, drive to the village of Bois Court, cross it and park in the parking lot of the viewpoint (water clock).
Return: When you get off at the top of the waterfall, take the path on the right bank and walk upstream. The path crosses the river at the height of a filao tree and shortly afterwards meets a path (turn left) that leads to a large pool. Now all you have to do is return to the viewpoint along the same path as the descent. If you get off at the foot of the waterfall, a path on the right bank behind the catch basin will take you back to the exit at the top of the waterfall and you will reach the path described above.

Bras de Sainte Suzanne (Bois Court): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the viewpoint, descend along the edge of the plateau to a well-marked path that leads down to the Grand Bassin. Cross a first bridge at the entrance to the hamlet and then climb back up. Turn right, pass the chapel and follow the path uphill for about 20 minutes. At a fork in the path, turn left onto the descending path. Shortly afterwards, you will cross a bridge. Shortly afterwards you will reach the starting point.
Tour: A very entertaining canyon, of which there are only a few on the island. A succession of jumps and slides that get further and further apart as the tour progresses. At the beginning, the walls are narrow, but gradually they give way and you progress further and further between the boulders. A first exit is possible at the entrance to Grand Bassin, via a path on the left bank that leads you back to the chapel. You can continue on to reach a second part, which includes 4 jumps and 1 slide in a less incised part. The water is clear and somewhat cool. Pay attention to the water movements (big slide at the beginning of the section) and the depth of the pools (especially at the 2nd jump in the second part). The large slide at the beginning can be bypassed by rappelling down the trees on the right bank or jumping from the same spot. It is possible to make the entire descent without ropes. It is also possible to descend the waterfall at the exit of the route described. In this case, you should plan on rappelling routes of 40 or 50 m and also take the appropriate equipment with you, as the slabs have been removed and only the bolts remain. We did not descend. You are on the right bank in a dry arm (on this day), far from the waterfall. It is possible to get to safety almost all the way down and get out safely if you are not afraid of getting caught in the vegetation. As all obstacles (except the last waterfall) can be overcome without ropes, equipment is limited to the bare essentials, and it is possible to find natural anchors anyway. Waterhole halfway between the viewpoint and Grand Bassin. We particularly liked this little canyon, hence a rating of 3/4. There is plenty of accommodation in Grand Bassin, so you can take it easy and enjoy the area.

Bras de Sainte Suzanne (Bois Court): Canyon End
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Return: When you get off at the top of the waterfall, take the path on the right bank and walk upstream. The path crosses the river at the height of a filao tree and shortly afterwards meets a path (turn left) that leads to a large pool. Now all you have to do is return to the viewpoint along the same path as the descent. If you get off at the foot of the waterfall, a path on the right bank behind the catch basin will take you back to the exit at the top of the waterfall and you will reach the path described above.

Kalkgraben

Kalkgraben: Parking Entry and Exit

Kalkgraben: Canyon End

Val Ardeda: Canyon Start
Approach: Park upper car at Casera di Conte in the Zemola Valley and follow signs for Forcella di Zita. From there, descend along the CAI391 trail to an elevation of 1,750 meters to begin the long descent.
Tour: See weblinks

Val Ardeda: Canyon End
Return: Check coordinates of differents car parks because it depends if you enter in Lutrigon (3,5 hours descent) or not.

Val Ardeda: Parking at Entry
Access: Park the first car at Termine di Cadore if you also plan to descend the Lutrigon stream and across Piave (10 minutes from Lutrigon end). Park at Davestra if you exit from the gorge on path 392 just before start descent of Lutrigon (60 minutes).
Return: Check coordinates of differents car parks because it depends if you enter in Lutrigon (3,5 hours descent) or not.

Val Ardeda: Parking at Exit
Access: Park the first car at Termine di Cadore if you also plan to descend the Lutrigon stream and across Piave (10 minutes from Lutrigon end). Park at Davestra if you exit from the gorge on path 392 just before start descent of Lutrigon (60 minutes).
Return: Check coordinates of differents car parks because it depends if you enter in Lutrigon (3,5 hours descent) or not.

Val Ardeda: Parking lot Alternative access
Comment: Park here if you go out just before enter in Lutrigon and follow trail CAI392.
Access: Park the first car at Termine di Cadore if you also plan to descend the Lutrigon stream and across Piave (10 minutes from Lutrigon end). Park at Davestra if you exit from the gorge on path 392 just before start descent of Lutrigon (60 minutes).

Val di Vie: Canyon Start
Approach: Park at Casera Tamarì (Ciotti bivouac) and follow signs for the Tita Barba refuge, then continue on trail CAI350 to the junction with trail CAI355. Climb up to the Pian dei Laris fork, keep left on trail CAI372, and continue to the par Vedorcia fork. From there, descend to Casera Cavalet.
Tour: 37 rappels in Val di Vie + 20 rappels in Val di Bosco del Bel and Val Montina. Between val di Vie and val di Bosco del Bel there is possibility of bivouac, as they did in the long exploration of 2022.

Val di Vie: Canyon End
Return: The time of exit from the stream is intended as from the end of the Montina valley.

Val di Vie: Overnight stay

Val di Vie: Parking at Entry
Access: The road that goes up to Faghera, from an altitude of 1160 meters, requires a tall car to reach Casera Tamarì without problems.
Return: The time of exit from the stream is intended as from the end of the Montina valley.

Val di Vie: Parking at Exit
Access: The road that goes up to Faghera, from an altitude of 1160 meters, requires a tall car to reach Casera Tamarì without problems.
Return: The time of exit from the stream is intended as from the end of the Montina valley.

Val di Vie: Waypoint
Approach: Park at Casera Tamarì (Ciotti bivouac) and follow signs for the Tita Barba refuge, then continue on trail CAI350 to the junction with trail CAI355. Climb up to the Pian dei Laris fork, keep left on trail CAI372, and continue to the par Vedorcia fork. From there, descend to Casera Cavalet.

Ravin du Pas de Peynier: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue along the tarmac road. About twenty meters after the last canyon on the left, take the path on the left (downhill) that crosses the Dégoutoire canyon. Walk along the top of the meadow until you reach a wider path, which you follow to the exit. Continue roughly straight ahead on small paths that will quickly lead you to the right path. Towards the exit, at the height of a rocky outcrop and a 90° left turn, leave this path and take a smaller but well-marked path that leads to the starting point of the route.
Tour: Two or three small ledges, C8 on chain, some descents, C4 on AN, some more small descents, C20+C10 (2x30 mini). 2 belays: left bank: 1 friable point + one bolt without slab; right bank: 1 acceptable single point. Some small ledges lead to the confluence with the canyon of Dégoutoire. Continue for about a hundred meters on a good path on the left bank, first uphill, then on a wide path and finally on a slope. Same exit as Dégoutoire.

Ravin du Pas de Peynier: Canyon End
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Rio di Rivalgo: Parking at Exit
Access: Use same road to upper park of Valbona, but stopped in Festin.

Rio di Rivalgo: Parking at Entry
Access: Use same road to upper park of Valbona, but stopped in Festin.

Rio di Rivalgo: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow directions for Casera Prà di Bosco and then goes down to river to altitude of 1211.

Rio Bianco (Perarolo di Cadore): Canyon Start
Comment: I was there and there is a rappel, maybe about of 40 meters. And then is a canyon.
Approach: Follow the path that from Perarolo goes up to the Tabià di Dubiea and then turn left towards Ciampon to enter flat in the stream.

Rio Bianco (Perarolo di Cadore): Parking Entry and Exit

Val dei Rosari: Canyon Start
Tour: Sequence of rappels: 35m 35m 10m 15m 20m 25m 25m 35m

Val dei Rosari: Canyon End

Val dei Rosari: Parking Entry and Exit

El Rio: Canyon End
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El Rio: Parking at Exit
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El Rio: Parking at Entry
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El Rio: Parking lot Alternative access

El Muerto: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk away from the buildings into the open at first, crossing two small river beds before arriving in el Muerto.
Tour: Starts with a jump, followed by a slide and an abseil/jump. A small walking section. A couple higher waterfalls and the final section to the beach. Some handlines to install.

El Muerto: Canyon End
Return: Through the settlement, followed by a cemented track upwards diagonally towards the village, crossing a small canyon. Arriving in town, there's a few steps to the car.

Rio della Miniera: Canyon Start

Rio della Miniera: Canyon End

Rio della Miniera: Parking Entry and Exit

Cul: Canyon Start
Approach: If you don't want to do shuttle you could walk up by path that winds along the right bank from the classic Resio exit (about 2 hours). There is a possible intermediate access, unverified, via the footbridge at about 1100 meters above sea level that leads to the intake. This access allows you to avoid some of the approach if you ascend on foot, and the descent of the first section, perhaps the least interesting, but with a beautiful natural flow.

Cul: Canyon End
Return: Enter to Resio or walk down to path on right bank of Resio.

Cul: Parking at Entry
Return: Enter to Resio or walk down to path on right bank of Resio.

Cul: Parking at Exit
Return: Enter to Resio or walk down to path on right bank of Resio.

Valle dei Molini dei Frari: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the CAI515 path until you reach the Val delle Monache riverbed at an altitude of 870 m.
Tour: The descent was smooth, except for finding a sling on a small drop, proving we weren't the first to have the idea of ​​going there. After a pleasant walk on gravel, we reached the riverbed and walked through the narrow gorge, which, although steep and beautiful. Once we reached a particularly steep and well-worked section, we encountered the second (and last) abseil after the sling. Armed, of course! After the waterfall, the gorge opened up and ended.

Valle dei Molini dei Frari: Parking Entry and Exit

Val di Cima Corde: Canyon Start
2025-07-19: Re-equipped by D. Gava, S. Rellini, and R. Schenone, on July 19, 2025
Approach: Take the CAI352 path to the Gervasutti bivouac and enter in river at an altitude of 1600 m.

Val di Cima Corde: Canyon End
2025-07-19: Re-equipped by D. Gava, S. Rellini, and R. Schenone, on July 19, 2025

Val di Cima Corde: Waypoint
2025-07-19: Re-equipped by D. Gava, S. Rellini, and R. Schenone, on July 19, 2025
Approach: Take the CAI352 path to the Gervasutti bivouac and enter in river at an altitude of 1600 m.

Val di Cima Corde: Parking Entry and Exit

Rio Sansobbia: Canyon Start

Rio Sansobbia: Canyon End

Rio delle Cave - Cerusa: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Take the path on the left bank that you used on the way out.

Rio delle Cave - Cerusa: Canyon End
Return: Take the path on the left bank that you used on the way out.

Rio delle Cave - Cerusa: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue for a hundred meters on the plain until you reach a paper mill, then climb a steep asphalt road, following the red "+ +" sign. After passing a small group of houses, continue on a dirt road and at the first fork, turn left, leaving the marked trail and continuing a few meters on the dirt road until you reach a second cluster of houses. From here, behind the houses, a flat path begins, following the left bank of the Cerusa River. You pass two more isolated houses and almost reach the riverbed. The path now climbs, still following the left bank. Soon, you reach a new flat section, now close to the stream. You climb a scree slope until you find an old trail that climbs halfway up the hill, in a northwesterly direction, until it overlooks the Gave River. Two slightly exposed passages give access to the left bank of the stream. You reach the riverbed and climb another two minutes along the right bank until you reach the first beautiful waterfall.
Tour: 1 short rope for any human rappels, in case of strong flow. No metal anchors in 2019.

Rio Orsiggia dell'Arma: Canyon End

Rio Orsiggia dell'Arma: Parking Entry and Exit

Rio Orsiggia dell'Arma: Canyon Start

Miracle: Canyon Start

Miracle: Canyon End
Return: Either by boat or via the Pas de la Roca LLisa

Miracle: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Either by boat or via the Pas de la Roca LLisa

Enmig: Canyon Start
Approach: Mismo acceso que Molinet, subimos hacia El Pujol y continuamos por un sendero que sube por El Ninot hasta la planicie de Fartaritx. Una vez en la plana vamos a la derecha, igual que al Molinet, pasaremos el acceso a este y la siguiente vaguada es la nuestra
Tour: Sin datos

Enmig: Canyon End
Return: Una vez que lleguemos al Molinet es el mismo retorno, sale un camino a la izda que nos lleva al GR

Arboceret: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el camino a la Alquería Vella

Arboceret: Canyon End

Arboceret: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en la población de Artà, cogeremos la Ma3333 hacia la ermita de Betlem. Poco antes de llegar tenemos el desvío a la derecha al Parc Natural de LLevant.

Gradeci: Parking at Exit

Gradeci: Parking at Entry

Gradeci: Canyon Start

Gradeci: Canyon End

Ari: Parking at Exit
Return: After end of Ari descend Gradeci or uphill Gradeci. It depends by where park lower car.

Ari: Parking at Entry
Return: After end of Ari descend Gradeci or uphill Gradeci. It depends by where park lower car.

Ari: Canyon Start

Ari: Canyon End
Return: After end of Ari descend Gradeci or uphill Gradeci. It depends by where park lower car.

Rio della Pissa (valle Orco): Parking at Exit

Rio della Pissa (valle Orco): Parking at Entry

Rio della Pissa (valle Orco): Canyon Start
Tour: 120 highest rappel: right bank 8+45+60+15 central version 15+38+75

Rio della Pissa (valle Orco): Canyon End

Arpisson: Parking at Exit

Arpisson: Parking at Entry

Arpisson: Canyon Start

Arpisson: Canyon End

Fossaceca bassa: Canyon Start

Fossaceca bassa: Canyon End

Nebula: Parking Entry and Exit

Nebula: Canyon Start
Tour: Ten rappels above 10m. Total rappels are 27.

Nebula: Canyon End

Nebula: Waypoint
Comment: Final rappel

Torrente valle di Marnotto: Canyon Start
Tour: Forra alpina, affluente dx del torrente albano, parallela ma più a sud rispetto a val di gromo. 23 calate attrezzate in maniera speditiva/esplorativa di cui alcune attrezzate su nat, alcune in doppia, altre con cordino e maillons. Un po' di cose alle quali prestare attenzione: 1) la calata numero 14, è stata attrezzata con un singolo in riva dx molto lontano dal greto, per arrivare all'ancoraggio bisogna arrampicare per frasche; a -15 c'è una placchetta che abbiamo usato come deviatore perché purtroppo il fix girava, e lo sviluppo complessivo della calata si attesta intorno ai 30/35 m. 2) C85: partenza con ancoraggio doppio in riva dx, occhio a dove vi allongiate perché la placchetta senza anello ha il fix che gira, deviatore abbastanza disassato a - 5 e primo frazionamento a -30 su singolo, da lì parte un altra calata di una trentina di metri per andare a prendere l'ultimo frazionamento a -60 messo in posizione protetta; l'ultimo tiro sono circa 25 metri, quasi tutti con l'acqua addosso e con arrivo in una pozza ampia ma molto spumeggiante dove un nostro compagno non molto "sgamato" ha faticato per venire fuori. 3) la calata n°20 è una doppia su nat che passa 2/3 risalti, non immediato da comprendere perché l'alberello è abbastanza fine, ma in ottimo stato di salute e lontano dal passaggio dell'acqua. 4)la calata numero 22 è sicuramente quella più scenografica, ancoraggio doppio scollegato in riva sx , poi un tiro unico da 30 fin sotto (occhio agli sfregamenti, gestione importante anche per l'ultimo); vista dalla strada sul monte opposto sembra un mostro inavvicinabile, quando poi ti ci trovi sopra capisci che è molto più semplice di quello che sembra. Sequenza calate: 1)c5 doppia su nat riva sx 2)c20 singolo riva dx 3)c15 singolo riva sx + 4)c10 singolo riva sx 5)c13 singolo riva dx 6)c15 riva sx (cordino e maillon su nat) 7)c30 singolo riva sx 8)c20 singolo riva sx + 9)c8 singolo riva sx 10)c20 doppia su nat riva sx 11)c10 riva sx (cordino e maillon su nat) 12)c35 riva sx (cordino e maillon su nat) 13)c13 singolo riva dx 14)c35 singolo riva dx (molto fuori) + dev a -15 15)c15 singolo riva dx sequenza c85 16)c30 doppio riva dx (collegato) + dev a -5 17)c30 singolo riva dx 18)c25 singolo riva dx 19)c15 singolo riva dx 20)c20 doppia su nat riva dx (passa 2/3 risalti) 21)c20 singolo riva dx 22)c30 doppio (scollegato) riva sx (cascata coda di cavallo) 23)toboga 6m non armato 24)c6 riva sx (cordino e maillons su nat) uscita su comodo sentiero in riva sx in corrispondenza di una captazione.

Torrente valle di Marnotto: Canyon End

Torrente valle di Marnotto: Parking at Entry
Comment: 50 minutes from this upper park

Torrente valle di Marnotto: Parking at Exit

U Ntrunaturo: Canyon Start

U Ntrunaturo: Canyon End

U Ntrunaturo: Parking at Entry

U Ntrunaturo: Parking at Exit
Comment: Nur für 4x4

Val di Gromo/Bedolina : Canyon Start
Approach: Park and take the path that, after crossing the village, climbs in a westerly direction. When you reach the first crossroads, turn right. Here the path begins to climb up the hillside until you reach another crossroads. Keep right and continue to enter the valley along the hillside until you reach the ford (altitude 1225m).
Tour: First single abseil on the right bank after about 30 meters of branches-battle. Note: The section of rappel 80 (on the right bank) is in a truly almost impossible spot to reach (I really don't know how the first of us managed to place the anchor up there). Plan to bring a drill and rigging material to completely change the abseil and section it on the left bank in an easier-to-reach spot. The above-mentioned abseil isn't the only high one; there are others, for example, the one immediately above this one, which is a section 70 split at -30° with a section in a suspended basin (note: there's a handrail here to reach a more exposed spot). On this abseil, it would be advisable to place a second section where the waterfall's gradient changes, or at least a diverter to eliminate/reduce rope drag on the rock where the gradient changes, as there's a very dangerous blade there.

Val di Gromo/Bedolina : Canyon End

Val di Gromo/Bedolina : Parking at Exit
Access: Leave the low car at the “Punt di Reseg” farmhouse, and go up with the other car, preferably a 4x4, to the hamlet of Pronacchino.

Val di Gromo/Bedolina : Parking at Entry
Access: Leave the low car at the “Punt di Reseg” farmhouse, and go up with the other car, preferably a 4x4, to the hamlet of Pronacchino.

Rio Incisa: Canyon End
Return: Exit right bank

Rio Incisa: Canyon Start
Tour: -10' progression 1- Dive without protection, bypassable 5 m 2- Abseil 4 m, tree, right bank 3- Single abseil, left bank, 8 m 4- Dive without protection, down-climbable 2 m 5- Single abseil, left bank, 9 m, diveable 7 m 6- Single abseil, center 6 m 7- Single abseil, left bank, 8 m, down-climbable -20' progression 8- Double abseil, right bank, 15 m with deviation, diveable left bank 11 m 9- Single abseil, central boulder, 10 m 10- Abseil, tree, left bank, 10 m

Rio Incisa: Parking at Exit
Return: Exit right bank

Rio Incisa: Parking at Entry
Return: Exit right bank

Val dei Boz/Val dell'Ospedale: Parking at Exit

Val dei Boz/Val dell'Ospedale: Parking at Entry

Val dei Boz/Val dell'Ospedale: Canyon End

Valle delle Saccoleghe: Parking at Entry

Valle delle Saccoleghe: Parking at Exit

Valle delle Saccoleghe: Canyon Start
Tour: Be careful of barbed wire and iron rods, especially in the second part (artificial). The last part is an underground section where a headlamp is needed.

Valle delle Saccoleghe: Canyon End

Valle delle Saccoleghe: Alternative Canyon Start
Tour: Be careful of barbed wire and iron rods, especially in the second part (artificial). The last part is an underground section where a headlamp is needed.

Cascate del Lete: Canyon Start

Cascate del Lete: Canyon End

Cascate del Lete: Parking at Entry

Cascate del Lete: Parking at Exit

La Vottara: Canyon Start

La Vottara: Intermediate Canyon Exit

La Vottara: Canyon End

La Vottara: Parking at Exit

La Vottara: Parking at Entry

Ferrerets: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend via the normal path into the valley of the Torrent de Pareis, on the opposite slope immediately 200m up along cairns to an old stone house 'Quarter des Carabiners', from here descend through the Dissgrass into the streambed of the Torrent des Ferretets.

Ferrerets: Canyon End
Return: The best way is by boat.

Ferrerets: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here.
Return: The best way is by boat.

Porcs: Canyon End1
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Porcs: Parking at Entry
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Porcs: Parking at Exit
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Argelagar: Canyon End

Argelagar: Parking at Entry

Argelagar: Parking at Exit

Esmorcador: Canyon Start
Tour: Intermediate access via the Cami de les Voletes de l'Infern possible, then 2h30min access and 3h tour

Esmorcador: Alternative Canyon Start
Tour: Intermediate access via the Cami de les Voletes de l'Infern possible, then 2h30min access and 3h tour

Esmorcador: Canyon End

Esmorcador: Parking Entry and Exit

Cocons de la Bova

Cocons de la Bova: Canyon End

Cocons de la Bova: Parking Entry and Exit

Mayrbergklamm

AschauerKlamm bei Schneizlreuth

Grotta su Bentigheddu: Parking Entry and Exit

Grotta su Bentigheddu: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the left slope immediately after the entrance to the Su Bentu cave to reach the entrance to Su Bentigheddu.
Tour: After the 30-meter abseil, you'll need to don a wetsuit because, turning right (the Su Bentu siphon lake is on the left), you'll have to cross flooded corridors, make another abseil, and climb. The adventure ends at the exit of Sa Ohe cave.

Grotta su Bentigheddu: Canyon End

Gola di Gorropu: Canyon Start

Gola di Gorropu: Canyon End

Gola di Gorropu: Parking at Entry
Access: Umsetzung mit dem Auto ca. 43 km

Gola di Gorropu: Parking at Exit
Access: Umsetzung mit dem Auto ca. 43 km

Hundsbachfall

Hundsbachfall: Canyon End
Return: Swim through the Erlauf and follow the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Hundsbachfall: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Kienberg up into the Erlauftal valley to the Eibenboden parking lot.
Return: Swim through the Erlauf and follow the hiking trail back to the parking lot.

Torrente Inferno: Canyon Start

Torrente Inferno: Canyon End

Vaceliera (fosso Vaceliere): Canyon Start

Vaceliera (fosso Vaceliere): Canyon End

Vaceliera (fosso Vaceliere): Parking at Entry

Vaceliera (fosso Vaceliere): Parking at Exit

Romli: Canyon Start
2025-01-31: As usual in the Himalayas, everything is very big and high. The intermediate belay at 160m is very cool, a few racy 60m-80m rappels that you can do in the water, but otherwise unfortunately hardly any...
2025-01-31: Normal flow A3, original bolts/anchors was OK
Comment: First abseil
Approach: From Karuwa (1350m) approach by the jungle sherpas path through an abandoned shelter hut 1800m elev. to the glacial secret lake of Pipar Karka (old sherpas hut 3295m) 1st bivouac here, from there descend down to the creek and in the first tributary (a lot of jungle chaos), continue down to the first slope abseil in 2943m.
Tour: From Pipar Karka 1-2 hr climbing down in wild jungle chaos. It starts inconspicuously with short abseils and free descents at 2943m, R5, R8, R6, R3 and R25, a strong tributary from the left and starting serious abseil, full of wonderful abseils and very nice flow. This will bring us over four larger verticals C55, C35, C20, C15 to the main C160 Hungry Birds, (R25 + easy climbing - in the short verticals below c160m there are suitable place for 2nd bivouac, 2135m - wood for the fire), then a series of beautiful waterfalls C12, C6, C75, C10, C12, C15, R15, C65, S8, C10, C35 to the final section of great cascade C90 + C70. Drilling set + bolts necessary, important!!!

Val de Gru: Canyon End

Val de Gru: Canyon Start

Fosso della Palombara

Jagat upper: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Jagat village (900m) descend the stairs over the rope bridge and climb by walk steeply stone path to Chipla village , through the village and fields, join the forest path. Final section of the sherpa trail can be overcome by light climbing. Old wooden bridge (2150m) is the entrance to the canyon (about 45 min from Chipla).
Tour: Chaotic descent down an overgrown slope to the first abseil R25, R20. About 250m of walking and clim down, followed by C5, C5 and C10 and tributary. Followed by C2, C5, T8, C12, T15, C4 and a another tributary, C15, R3, R5, R4, T11, C6, C55, C5 and R3. Followed by R2 and T2, R5 and C55, a watery vertical C28 and the last T18 and 300m of walking. Exit left to the Chipla.

Jagat lower: Canyon Start
Comment: Start lower section
Approach: From the village of Jagat, go down the stairs, cross the rope bridge to the other side of the river and climb the stone stairs to the village of Chipla. From there, traverse left through the fields and descend down to the river. Here you will find the start.
Tour: Steep start and after several abseils D5, R15, R35, C12, S3, C10 and free climbing on inclined plates, via short abseils R25, R15, R20, C8, access to the balcony C90. At the bottom of the vertical - direct full injection! Follow more beautiful verticals C30, C30, C35 to the last technical C40 and easy climb steps R8, R6, R5 to the river bank. Technical river crossing! In rainy weather or high flow, this can be a problem. 100m slope ascent up by walk to the village of Jagat.

Rio Val Masetto: Canyon Start
Approach: Comoda salita sulla ripidissima strada cementata delle "longhe".

Rio Val Masetto: Canyon End

Fosso Magenta

Canale Trauri

Canale Trauri: Parking Entry and Exit

Tal Khola: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb a very steep and narrow sherpas path in the rock wall above the village. Once we reach a small saddle in the forest, turn left into the riverbed. Here you will find the entrance.
Tour: A steep, action and watery line that will provide great training and plenty of action. C30, C6, C20, T20, R3, R4, R4, T12, C45, T3, R2, C4, R3, C5, C28, T6, C3, C7, T5, R6, C45, C7, T3, C10, C3, C50, T5, C10, T4, T5, R3, R2, C22, C6, T8, C15, C10, C8, C140 (55+15+70). A total of 500m of elevation in a fantastically steep and closed line.

Vallone Scapola

Ferraina

Rio Feilongo

Rio Bagnadore: Parking at Exit

Rio Bagnadore: Parking at Entry

Rio Bagnadore: Canyon Start

Rio Bagnadore: Canyon End

Rio della Netta: Parking Entry and Exit

Rio della Netta: Canyon Start

Rio della Netta: Canyon End

Fosso del Crino

Fosso Darola: Canyon Start

Fosso Darola: Canyon End

Fosso Darola: Waypoint
Comment: 1st possible alternative entry and exit point

Fosso Darola: Waypoint1
Comment: 2nd possible alternative entry and exit point

Cascate Zervò-Lafricegli: Canyon Start

Cascate Zervò-Lafricegli: Canyon End

Bras des Etangs (supérieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Take the GR.R1 towards Bassin Bleu for 500 m and descend between the plants to the canyon as soon as you see a path on your left.
Tour: 4 abseils of 20, 25, 20 and 55 m in a beautiful atmosphere and sunshine. We then descend 300 m over boulders before reaching the parking lot at the bottom. Half-day course, ideal for educational purposes or as an introduction.

Bras des Etangs (supérieur): Canyon End
Return: Easy reboarding onto the deck in RG.

Bras des Etangs (supérieur): Parking at Exit
Access: From CILAOS, take the D242 towards ILET à CORDE, drive down the ramps and park at the level of the bridge of the former thermal baths. Take the second vehicle back to CILAOS, at the thermal baths turn left towards BRAS SEC, ROCHE MERVEILLEUSE. Take the first road on the left (Chemin des Chênes) and drive up to the Plateau des Chênes (fitness trail, mountain bike trail) and park in one of the parking lots.
Return: Easy reboarding onto the deck in RG.

Bras des Etangs (supérieur): Parking at Entry
Access: From CILAOS, take the D242 towards ILET à CORDE, drive down the ramps and park at the level of the bridge of the former thermal baths. Take the second vehicle back to CILAOS, at the thermal baths turn left towards BRAS SEC, ROCHE MERVEILLEUSE. Take the first road on the left (Chemin des Chênes) and drive up to the Plateau des Chênes (fitness trail, mountain bike trail) and park in one of the parking lots.
Return: Easy reboarding onto the deck in RG.

Ravine de Gobert (inférieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the path directly down the right bank to the river bed.
Tour: A sequence of about ten small abseils between 10 and 27 m, with a high point right at the junction (on the right) with the canyon of COIN. A 25 m high waterfall has the particularity of having beautiful ochre-colored streams with magnificent red tones at its base. Shortly afterwards, you cross the GR.R2, which can serve as a way out. I recommend descending to the confluence with the BRAS ROUGE (and climbing 100 m up it) to enjoy an 8 m high jump at a place called "LES CHAMPS ELYSEES". Canyon for beginners and advanced (all activities can be done out of the water or in the water). Beware of falling rocks in rainy weather.

Ravine de Gobert (inférieur): Canyon End
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Return: Either leave the hiking trail at the height of the GR.R2 (too short) Or continue to the foot of the last waterfall (50 m further on) and take a barely visible path that leads back to the GR.R2 Or descend to BRAS ROUGE, then walk uphill for about a hundred meters to reach the 8 m high waterfall "CHAMPS ELYSEES". After refreshing yourself in BRAS ROUGE, all you have to do is return to the car via the well-marked GR.R2 on the right-hand side (best solution). Follow the "COL DU TAIBIT".

Ravine de Gobert (inférieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From CILAOS, take the D242 in the direction of ILET à CORDES. Drive through the canyon BRAS ROUGE and park near a small bridge, about 400 m after the GR.R1 which leads towards COL DU TAIBIT (kiosks and parking lot). Be careful not to take the next canyon, which leads to the "COIN inferiore" canyon.
Return: Either leave the hiking trail at the height of the GR.R2 (too short) Or continue to the foot of the last waterfall (50 m further on) and take a barely visible path that leads back to the GR.R2 Or descend to BRAS ROUGE, then walk uphill for about a hundred meters to reach the 8 m high waterfall "CHAMPS ELYSEES". After refreshing yourself in BRAS ROUGE, all you have to do is return to the car via the well-marked GR.R2 on the right-hand side (best solution). Follow the "COL DU TAIBIT".

Ravine Citron: Canyon Start
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Approach: Directly under the bridge
Tour: A mostly dry canyon. Caution: Hikers often swim directly below the last anchor. Therefore, keep them away from the rock face when rappelling from the last anchor.

Ravine Citron: Canyon End
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Comment: NICHT Verifiziert: Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon
Return: Once you reach the river at the last anchor, take the path just before the bridge that crosses the tributary. Follow this path, which will take you to the shuttle bus in 20 minutes. Without the shuttle bus, you will need 15 minutes longer.

Ravine à Paulo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: On the four-lane road to St. Benoit, take the Bois Rouge exit and then drive to Beaumont les Hauts. Drive past the first greenhouses and the reservoir at point 1023 m. Park the first vehicle 500 m further on in a right-hand bend at the junction of a country lane on the left-hand side of the road. Drive the second vehicle to the exit of the road (kiosks and parking lot). At this point, two country lanes lead south. Take the right-hand path and follow it for 2.3 km. Pass a barrier and two gullies. At a bend to the right, you will see a table and benches on the left with a sign from the O.N.F. (Office National des Forêts, French Forestry Office) reading "Forêt départementalo domaniale de la Plaine des Fougères " (State Forest of the Plaine des Fougères). This is the Amont parking lot. Amont: take the right-hand path and follow it until you reach a right-hand bend marked by tables on the left and a sign for the ONF on the right.
Return: At the exit of the last basin, look for a well-marked path on the left bank and follow it. It first leads downhill and then gently uphill again through azalea bushes. Leave a path leading uphill on your left and continue to a fence, which you bypass on the right. You will pass two small canyons before reaching the road. If you make the descent in guava time, the way back will delight you.

Ravine à Paulo: Canyon Start
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Comment: NICHT Verifziert - Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon
Approach: Behind the tables, a well-marked path leads down to the canyon. If it is dry at this point, cross it and walk along it for about twenty meters to pass the first ledge.
Tour: Small, pleasant and undemanding canyon with a relatively regular sequence of abseils: An R.5 and an R.16 are followed by a 10-minute walk in the river bed. After another 3 drops of 6 to 8 m, which are equipped with R.G., you reach a 12 m long rappelling route (8 m jump possible in water), behind which a spring appears. Immediately afterwards, you reach the last part, which offers a magnificent view of the north coast of the island. This 65 m high, wet waterfall, secured on both banks, is divided into 18 + 30 + 17 (R.D.). The belays are frictionless. Thanks to two points placed on a boulder behind the catch basin, a "guide" is possible for the last pitch.

Ravine Pissa (supérieur): Canyon Start
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Approach: Same starting point as Bras Rouge Sup. Take the RD plates to get to the foot of the main cliff. Turn left to cross a mountain pass, the "Col des Fraisiers". Descend again on the other side via the boulder field and cross a large ledge, "la vire à Poulet". Continue in the direction of Bras Rouge Sup. At the height of a large boulder field (approx. 1500 m altitude), take a ledge to the right, the "Vire à Poussin". Partly exposed passage in the middle of the ledge. Fixed MCs are in place. Climb up a dry canyon to reach the first active canyon and cross it on a ledge. The path continues opposite, following the few tracks and markings. The path runs along the right side of the next canyon for quite a while before crossing it to continue along the right side of Pissa Doux, which we crossed at the beginning of the route. The path continues and the fourth canyon is Pissa Dure. The path climbs up the right side to reach R1, in a more open area where the canyon is less pronounced.
Tour: There are three routes in the upper part of the large waterfall. Pissa Doux, Pissa Dure and Pissa Côté, the access to which is different. The Doux and Dure routes are not the same length, Pissa Doux requires 45 minutes less walking time and there are only 9 small abseils to reach the confluence, compared to 22. In addition, the vegetation is more lush there and the current is weaker. All routes connect two abseiling points before the large waterfall, which is crossed in three stages: 30 m, 35 m and 65 m pendulum abseils. You then have to rappel or downclimb the rock slabs, which is faster but quite dangerous when they are wet! In any case, you should take a look at the Ric à Ric topographic view, which is more up-to-date than the LRSC topographic view.

Ravine Pissa (supérieur): Canyon End
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Ravine Pissa (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Cilaos in the direction of Ilet à Cordes. 150 m before the Bras Rouge bridge, you can clearly see the large Pissa waterfall and the rock slabs on the right.

Torrente Palata

Noekie Creek: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-18: 18/01/2026 we opened Noekie Creek with Jaap, Pepijn, Anouk and Britt. Low flow canyon with 6 abseils.
Comment: Parking.
Access: Drive from Queenstown to Glenorchy, go to Kinloch and follow the dirt road to the Greenstone carpark. You will have to pass some fords.
Return: From the bridge, walk back to the carpark using the same trail you came from (Greenstone Trail).

Noekie Creek: Canyon Start
2026-01-18: 18/01/2026 we opened Noekie Creek with Jaap, Pepijn, Anouk and Britt. Low flow canyon with 6 abseils.
Comment: Around here you can start the canyon.
Approach: Follow the Greenstone Track to the creek and look for the blue triangle marked with number 126. From there, go up and follow the animal tracks to the 650m contour. It's steep in some places but not dangerous. From the 650m contour, try to find your way into the canyon.
Tour: Beautiful approach, 6 easy abseils in low flow, good canyon for beginners. Sharpe edge on abseil 4.

Noekie Creek: Canyon End
2026-01-18: 18/01/2026 we opened Noekie Creek with Jaap, Pepijn, Anouk and Britt. Low flow canyon with 6 abseils.
Comment: Exit canyon onto the Greenstone track.
Return: From the bridge, walk back to the carpark using the same trail you came from (Greenstone Trail).

Forra Vengo Subito: Parking at Exit
Access: Traveling along the Val Serra state road from Terni, past an abandoned building on the right, you'll see a dirt road/clearing on the right just after the blind curve (EXIT: leave the first car here or follow the dirt road to an overpass. Park 1-2 cars max there). Continuing on the state road, just past the turnoff for Acquapalombo (keep right), you'll see a large clearing on the right with an attached cat house; park there (ENTRANCE).
Return: Exit: Cross the river and turn left until you reach a bridge. Climb up the wall to the right before the bridge. Follow the railway to a road bridge. Exit to the right and cross the bridge (the bridge is the entrance to the via ferrata, located a little further downstream). Follow the dirt road uphill until you reach the car parked first.

Forra Vengo Subito: Parking at Entry
Access: Traveling along the Val Serra state road from Terni, past an abandoned building on the right, you'll see a dirt road/clearing on the right just after the blind curve (EXIT: leave the first car here or follow the dirt road to an overpass. Park 1-2 cars max there). Continuing on the state road, just past the turnoff for Acquapalombo (keep right), you'll see a large clearing on the right with an attached cat house; park there (ENTRANCE).
Return: Exit: Cross the river and turn left until you reach a bridge. Climb up the wall to the right before the bridge. Follow the railway to a road bridge. Exit to the right and cross the bridge (the bridge is the entrance to the via ferrata, located a little further downstream). Follow the dirt road uphill until you reach the car parked first.

Forra Vengo Subito: Canyon End
Return: Exit: Cross the river and turn left until you reach a bridge. Climb up the wall to the right before the bridge. Follow the railway to a road bridge. Exit to the right and cross the bridge (the bridge is the entrance to the via ferrata, located a little further downstream). Follow the dirt road uphill until you reach the car parked first.

Forra Vengo Subito: Waypoint
Approach: The stream is clearly visible alongside the state road. Following the short path through the woods (marked in red), veering to the right you'll come to a stone step (also marked), finally reaching the stream.

Forra da Valia

Rio di Casa Grilla: Canyon Start

Rio di Casa Grilla: Canyon End
v? a? II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 15m

Rio di Casa Grilla: Parking at Exit
v? a? II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 15m

Rio di Casa Grilla: Parking at Entry

Rio Sacro

Torrente Maurianni: Parking at Entry

Torrente Maurianni: Canyon Start

Torrente Maurianni: Canyon End

Rio Peisino: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From State Road 28 coming from Ceva/Garessio, upon entering Ormea, turn right towards Albra. Continue on the narrow, winding road for 3.9 km until you reach a sharp bend on the right, where a wide, flat path branches off.
Return: After the fifth descent and the following easy ridge you will find a path on the left that goes up (first it disappears then it reconnects and leads back to the asphalt road), or continue along the stream up to the bridge over the road (2.7km downstream from the car park upstream) for about 40 minutes without encountering any interesting canyoning parts.

Rio Peisino: Canyon Start
Approach: From the park, continue along the flat path that gradually disappears, passing a tributary and a scree slope, at the end of which continue along tracks towards the stream, now clearly audible. You then reach a clearly visible CAI trail (Ormea Balcony Trail, white and red CAI markings) about ten meters above a footbridge over the stream. Climb the trail to the right along a couple of hairpin bends until you reach a barely visible pass, from here take the tracks to the right towards the stream. Following ancient dry stone walls and finally without any obvious trail, you reach the stream at the first abseil (a hazelnut scaffolding, on the right orographic side about 2 meters below).

Rio Peisino: Canyon End
Comment: Not interesting under 900
Return: After the fifth descent and the following easy ridge you will find a path on the left that goes up (first it disappears then it reconnects and leads back to the asphalt road), or continue along the stream up to the bridge over the road (2.7km downstream from the car park upstream) for about 40 minutes without encountering any interesting canyoning parts.

Forra Tre Pietre: Canyon Start

Forra Tre Pietre: Canyon End

Torrente Civagno: Canyon Start

Torrente Civagno: Canyon End

Jinyue Falls
2026-01-09: A few nice rappels and jumps, but you spend a lot of time just rappelling blocks.
2026-01-09: Replaced a few bolts, most were ok. A few dodgey bolts in canyon

Jinyue Falls: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-09: A few nice rappels and jumps, but you spend a lot of time just rappelling blocks.
2026-01-09: Replaced a few bolts, most were ok. A few dodgey bolts in canyon
Return: Exit creek on RR and walk back to car

Torrente Malonome

Rio di Plaoz

Valle del Belö'

Valle del Belö': Parking Entry and Exit
Return: After a nice meander, the difficulties end and before a bridge, you exit onto the right bank and reach the cemented road you came from.

Cova Fosca: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-20: Nice activity when the weather is not so great.
Comment: 38,83449291 -0,00296773 3-4 Fahrzeuge sehr uneben

Cova Fosca: Canyon Start
2026-01-20: Nice activity when the weather is not so great.
Comment: 38.83782864 -0.00315769 Koordinaten Aus- Einstieg gleich eg
Approach: From the P, follow the yellow/white hiking trail to the exit of the cave - large sign. Follow the hiking trail until a steep path on the left leads upwards (cairns). The path loses itself, shortly below following the tape footprints in a westerly direction to the cave entrance (marked in red)
Tour: Follow the vertical cave to the exit

Torrente Prunaccio: Canyon Start
Tour: -1 mancorrente su albero sx 8 m Sosta riva sinistra 17 mt -2 mc rsx piastrina con +calata rd 30 mt con alberone. vasca pensile a circa 20 metri. -3 mancorrente riva dx Più calata 13 mt dx -4 calata rsx 6mt - 5 5mt rs con deviatore in rd , vasca profonda 1.5m - 6 calata 13 m riva sx -7 calata 6 m 2 fix -8 calata riva dx 10mt -9 mc 7mt riva dx Vasca pensile e calatada 8m rsx -10 strettoia clessidra sx -11 toboga 2mt con tuffo da mezzo metro vasca non profonda -12 mc riva dx (clessidra con cordino ) con rapida circa 10m per arrivare su calata da 20 riva dx 2 Vasche pensili -13 calata in riva sx da 25 con vasca pensile

Torrente Prunaccio: Canyon End

Rio Veirera: Canyon Start

Rio Veirera: Canyon End

Val di Provagna: Canyon Start

Val di Provagna: Canyon End

Troccu Soloai

Cascate del Parello: Canyon Start

Cascate del Parello: Canyon End

Rio Pian Di Ciappelli: Canyon Start
Approach: The place was already known as the "cravasco lakes", but going much further upstream from the aforementioned lakes at an altitude of 780 m where the wide approach mule track intersects the stream, I discovered the beginning of what can effectively be defined as a gorge, where the walls narrow and the water flows deep, creating waterfalls up to 20 meters high and small lakes (some diveable).
Tour: All rappels are equipped with 8 mm fixes. 1) single right 6 meters (plate and quick link) 2) single left 15 meters (plate and quick link) 3) double (plate/cord/plate and quick link) left 15 meters 4) single right 10 meters (supported) (plate and quick link) 5) double (chain) bank 10 meters 6) single right 18 meters (under bridge) (plate and quick link) 7) single right 8 meters (plate and quick link) 8) single left 20 meters (very exposed) (plate with ring) (here it would be necessary to create a handrail during the next repetition because the anchor is really very exposed and not trivial to reach) 9) single left 5 meters (plate with ring) 10) single right 10 meters (plate and quick link) 11) single right 15 meters (plate and quick link) with diverter (plate and cord) at -4 meters

Rio Pian Di Ciappelli: Canyon End

Rio Gorgons: Canyon Start

Rio Gorgons: Canyon End

Vallone Glicorace: Canyon Start

Vallone Glicorace: Canyon End

Forra di Capocanale

Forra del Buco

Rakitnica

Fosso Torricella

Racò (Fornalutx): Canyon Start

Racò (Fornalutx): Canyon End

Racò (Fornalutx): Parking at Entry

Racò (Fornalutx): Parking at Exit

Ses Llemes: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzamos la carretera y buscamos un pequeño paso para subir a las vías del tren. Seguiremos dichas vías hacia el túnel unos 200m hasta un desvío a la derecha para coger la senda que remonta la ladera y cruza nuestro torrente. Tras cruzar el torrente, la senda sigue remontando la ladera para ir a buscar la cabecera
Tour: Sencillos rápeles, en muchos casos destrepables, hasta el R28

Ses Llemes: Canyon End
Return: Seguiremos el torrente hasta pasar las vías y la carretera. Una vez en ella solo hay que seguirla hasta el aparcamiento

Ses Llemes: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la carretera Ma11 que sube desde Soller al Coll de Soller Justo antes del túnel está el desvío a la izquierda al coll de Soller. Aquí dejaremos el vehículo
Return: Seguiremos el torrente hasta pasar las vías y la carretera. Una vez en ella solo hay que seguirla hasta el aparcamiento

Solleric: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend to the right over a metal ladder and onto a path into the dry valley of the Torrent d'en Pregon, soon cross the stream and hike along the orographic left bank to the mouth of the Torrent de Solleric. Here turn left through the streambed and then soon ascend over the Cami des Barranc on the orographic right bank. Above the canyon, descend to the right into the streambed.
Tour: In the upper part there are 4 abseils up to 20m, then a longer walking passages through the fields of Solleric. At the bottom, the canyon cuts in again, with 2 abseils that can also be climbed. Exit of the canyon at an artificial dam.

Solleric: Canyon End
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

Solleric: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the MA2100 in the direction of Orient. Drive to a small parking lot at KM 13.
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

Solleric: Parking at Exit
Comment: Optionaler Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: Take the MA2100 in the direction of Orient. Drive to a small parking lot at KM 13.
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

San Leo: Canyon Start1

San Leo: Canyon End

Fiume Orta: Canyon Start
Tour: 30m su albero 30m su albero sx (intercetta traccia da sx) 40m su albero sx 100m due fix dx (frazionabile a -70m, ma il recupero della doppia è meno agevole) 30m su albero sx

Fiume Orta: Canyon End

Macana: Canyon Start

Macana: Canyon End

Macana: Parking Entry and Exit

Ravine Blanche Sup: Canyon Start
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Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Koordinaten ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon
Approach: Take the path in the direction of Roche Écrite. After about 1.5 hours of walking, shortly after passing Pic Adam, the path goes downhill again until it crosses the Ravine Bois de Nèfles.
Tour: Sequence of abseiling points with limited height. Only an 80 m high waterfall provides some variety. Equipped with RD, after a 7 m long introductory abseil, it can be mastered with a length of 75 m and some friction, or EHC 11 m-21 m-41 m. Several narrow sections without necessarily having to get out, but you can climb up the banks to safety if necessary. There are already big differences from the last Ric to Ric topographic view, as it was recorded in 2006! Since then, the route has been re-equipped. In general, the old equipment on the trees is EHC and the relays are stainless steel.

Ravine Blanche Sup: Canyon End
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Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Koordinaten ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon
Return: Exit at the drainage system and follow the path that leads to the GR access path.

Varo della Cannella

Verrino

Orfento

Rivo Chiaro

Valle d'Angri

Bulgarett (Jumanji)

S.Antone

Vaglie

San Potito

Salt de son Pont

San Renzano

Fossu Maraone

Buttaone

Forra di val Povera

Lu Pisciarello

Fonte Vecchia

Nonna Tina

Mulino

Gerakaris: Canyon Start

Gerakaris: Canyon End

Gerakaris: Parking at Exit

Gerakaris: Parking at Entry

Hatt

Almdryah: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Intermediate start

Jamal

7hole Tahiri

Val Genasca: Canyon Start

Val Genasca: Canyon End

Val Genasca: Parking at Entry

Val Genasca: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: If you don't use coach

Val Gola Ravina

Beton

Zebbaro

Val Vena d'oro: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Upper part has rarely water. It's better to start here from 550.

Val Vena d'oro: Canyon End

Val Vena d'oro: Parking at Entry

Val Vena d'oro: Parking at Exit

Trobiolo di Pisogne: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk uphill along the road to Terzana; after about 150 m, and after a hairpin bend on the right, follow a private road (blue sign: “Pisogne loc. Giacche”) that leads to a house. Shortly before the house, go down to the right across the meadow to reach the streambed – 10 m (the owners are friendly; ask for permission).
Tour: A series of downclimbs and a small, pleasant jumpable pool lead to the first rappel, 24 m, the highest drop, anchored on the left with a handline for the approach. To ease rope retrieval, when facing the waterfall move to the right. Shortly after the first waterfall there is a small water barrier. Immediately below are escape routes: on river right a trail leading back to the upper car; on river left a tunnel leading to trail 209 via Via Miniere. Continuing: 2 – anchor on the left for a 4 m step 3 – anchor left for a 10 m drop We reach the second vertical between two beautiful rock walls 4 – about 21 m, anchor left with handline 5 – anchor right to pass two small drops Then the last major vertical, about 20 m, with anchor and handline on the left. Before the waterfall on the left, there is a possible escape route to trail 209. From the waterfall, you can see the rock bend marking the end of the gorge. After descending, two rings allow a safe reach to the streambed (anchors 7 and 8 on the right). Escape routes: after the first rappel and the water intake on the orographic right, take the path that climbs back to the parking area or the tunnel on the left that leads to trail 209. Before the sixth vertical rappel of about 20 m, on the orographic left, you can also reach trail 209. Anchors: stainless steel bolts 10x100 mm.

Trobiolo di Pisogne: Canyon End
Return: Follow the streambed to the wooden bridge, then right onto the mule track to Via Miniere. Where the canyon ends, on river left about 15 m up the slope, there is the entrance to the Minico lower level of the extensive Fusio mine, where a shaft of about 50 m leads to a flooded area (very beautiful exploration).

Trobiolo di Pisogne: Parking at Exit
Access: reach Pisogne and park on Via Martiri delle Foibe at the intersection with Via delle Miniere, next to the bridge over the Trobiolo, where there are some free parking spaces. Leave a car here for the return, then drive up toward the locality of Terzana. After passing the hamlet of Pressò, park on the right in a small grassy turnout, just before a water intake with a fountain on the left (2.4 km).
Return: Follow the streambed to the wooden bridge, then right onto the mule track to Via Miniere. Where the canyon ends, on river left about 15 m up the slope, there is the entrance to the Minico lower level of the extensive Fusio mine, where a shaft of about 50 m leads to a flooded area (very beautiful exploration).

Trobiolo di Pisogne: Parking at Entry
Access: reach Pisogne and park on Via Martiri delle Foibe at the intersection with Via delle Miniere, next to the bridge over the Trobiolo, where there are some free parking spaces. Leave a car here for the return, then drive up toward the locality of Terzana. After passing the hamlet of Pressò, park on the right in a small grassy turnout, just before a water intake with a fountain on the left (2.4 km).
Return: Follow the streambed to the wooden bridge, then right onto the mule track to Via Miniere. Where the canyon ends, on river left about 15 m up the slope, there is the entrance to the Minico lower level of the extensive Fusio mine, where a shaft of about 50 m leads to a flooded area (very beautiful exploration).

Trobiolo di Pisogne: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: emergency exit with path on the right orographic side
Access: reach Pisogne and park on Via Martiri delle Foibe at the intersection with Via delle Miniere, next to the bridge over the Trobiolo, where there are some free parking spaces. Leave a car here for the return, then drive up toward the locality of Terzana. After passing the hamlet of Pressò, park on the right in a small grassy turnout, just before a water intake with a fountain on the left (2.4 km).

Remulo

Poja d'Arno: Canyon Start
Comment: Beginnen Sie am Fuß des Staudamms
Approach: you go up until you reach the dam of Lake Arno and you access the base
Tour: The descent continues down an increasingly steep valley where, after the initial slabs and toboggans, you enter the more deeply incised central section. A quick succession of rappels leads to a 50 m drop (C50) at a bend in the gorge. From the base of the 35 m drop (C35), a boulder-hopping/scrambling section begins (about 20 minutes), leading to the final sequence: three rappels up to 20 m that reach the second, spectacular C50. At its base there is a nice 9 m jumpable pool (C9) followed by the last toboggans before exiting on the left shortly before the old power plant.

Poja d'Arno: Canyon End

Val Bona (Crocedomini)

Poja di Adamè

Valbona (Schilpario)

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Return: Climbing access paths first under the wall back to Can Jorba.

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Canyon End
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Return: Climbing access paths first under the wall back to Can Jorba.

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Canyon Start
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Approach: From the P, follow the hiking trail to the can Jorba estate. From there, take the yellow-marked path to the right and later turn left uphill to Coll de l'Ajaguda. From there, take the narrow path down into the Torrent de Migdia.
Tour: Follow the Torrente. Abseiling sections only interrupted by short walking and climbing sections

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Canyon Start
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Approach: Siguiendo la pista A los 800m vamos por la derecha y casi al kilómetro y medio tendremos el barranco justo al lado derecho, dejamos la pista y nos metemos en el cauce.
Tour: A sequence of climbs, slides and jumps with a few abseils in the middle of a spectacular forest of Canary Island willows.

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Parking at Entry
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Access: Situándonos en Telde Saldremos por la GC131 hacia Lomo Magullo y el Bco Los Cernícalos. Al llegar a Lomo Magullo lo atravesamos y al salir de la población nos desviamos a la derecha a Los Arenales y Bco Cernícalos por la GC132. En 2 kilómetros llegaremos a los merenderos al final del bco, aparcamos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso volvemos a Lomo Magullo para seguir dirección sur por la GC131 para coger la GC130 hacia La Breña, pasaremos la Breña y en el p.k 16,5 encontramos una curva muy cerrada (una horquilla) de izquierdas y una pista a la derecha con el paso prohibido a vehículos (hay sitio para aparcar antes de la valla)
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Canyon End
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Telde Saldremos por la GC131 hacia Lomo Magullo y el Bco Los Cernícalos. Al llegar a Lomo Magullo lo atravesamos y al salir de la población nos desviamos a la derecha a Los Arenales y Bco Cernícalos por la GC132. En 2 kilómetros llegaremos a los merenderos al final del bco, aparcamos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso volvemos a Lomo Magullo para seguir dirección sur por la GC131 para coger la GC130 hacia La Breña, pasaremos la Breña y en el p.k 16,5 encontramos una curva muy cerrada (una horquilla) de izquierdas y una pista a la derecha con el paso prohibido a vehículos (hay sitio para aparcar antes de la valla)
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco del Rey (superior): Canyon Start
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Approach: Podremos bajar por el sendero que va a la recién restaurada fuente de las Pilas o por la ladera con un rápel opcional

Barranco del Rey (superior): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Access: Por la TF51 entre Arona y Vilaflor En el p.k. 10 sale la carretera a Ifonche, la TF567, pasado el p.k. 2 de esta carretera tenemos el desvío a la izquierda por una pista hacia el sur que nos lleva al restaurante El Refugio, unos 200m antes podremos aparcar cerca de una casa.
Return: Tras el Salto del Topo sale un sendero a la izquierda que nos remonta los paredones para ir a la pista del restaurante

Barranco del Rey (superior): Canyon End
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Return: Tras el Salto del Topo sale un sendero a la izquierda que nos remonta los paredones para ir a la pista del restaurante

Temple canyon
2026-01-10: Very cool canyon, the whole tour with the 2 canyons and overnight stay at the hot springs is already a mega experience.
2026-01-10: Replaced 6 bolts, none were found

Temple canyon: Parking at Entry
2026-01-10: Very cool canyon, the whole tour with the 2 canyons and overnight stay at the hot springs is already a mega experience.
2026-01-10: Replaced 6 bolts, none were found
Access: You will need to apply for a permit to enter this area, as all canyons in Taiwan, bring a drill, bolts, ect as typhoons commonly knock out bolts.
Return: End at base camp and either walk out the 4 hours or camp the night with hot springs.

Song Feng
2026-02-01: Worthwhile tour, I would do it again if I go to Taiwan again.
2026-02-01: Rebolted most drops, great canyon, low water

Chya Kan
2026-01-16: Very elaborate tour, not as continuous as other top canyons in the world, but the individual sections are really awesome.
2026-01-16: Really committed hard trip with many hand lines, horizontal abseiling and technical bolting, previous took 14 days we took 5 full days, go in being prepared to put up to 80 bolts in and more including...

Gorges de Malvaux
2026-02-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malvaux Débit de 4m3/seconde Attention au courant qui est très puissant (Quelle:

Gorges de Malvaux: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Malvaux Débit de 4m3/seconde Attention au courant qui est très puissant (Quelle:
Access: In Foncine-le-Bas, take the Route des Douanets over the viaduct (Tram Jurassienne parking lot). It is forbidden to cross the bridge. Park in the designated parking lot (former disused streetcar line that runs along the canyons to Les Planches-en-Montagne (Langouette)) to reach the Bief de la Ruine.
Return: 150 m after the C15, look for a path that goes up the right bank (cairn) on the streetcar line you took on the way there. BRING A FLASHLIGHT TO CROSS THE TUNNEL!

Dalun
2026-01-12: Exciting thing if you like to deal with white water situations. We placed a fixed rope in the basin of Angels Falls to make it easier for the first person to get out. Unfortunately, the tributary has...
2026-01-12: Rebolted all, angel falls in main river can be very hard to swim out of, come prepared, have enough drills and bolts batteries and skill to deal with very high flow

Hidden Dragon
2026-01-07: Short but beautiful. You do walk for a relatively long time for such a small experience.
2026-01-07: Short but easy canyon to do for a half day warm up

Rian Guana

Ghost Axe
2026-01-24: Short but impressive canyon, we did it after the upper Wushan canyon with an overnight stay. It would be ideal to do Wushan at the top as a day trip, and then do Emerald + Ghost Axe as a day trip.

Fei Long (lower)
2026-01-22: Those who like to make technical 5-12m jumps will enjoy the canyon, otherwise it offers nothing too special.

Ghelpach: Canyon Start

Ghelpach: Canyon End

Bras de Pontho: Canyon Start
2026-02-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontho Équipement rénové Quelques passages végétalisés dans les vasques seches (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Koordinaten ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon
Approach: From the parking lot in front of the stadium in the village of Bras de Pontho, cross the bridge over the canyon and walk slightly down to the left.
Tour: Nice sequence of steep verticals, the most beautiful being the last one at 85 m (with RG gear). The equipment is quite uneven... it ranges from chain belays to crappy single point belays! Take something with you to change ropes and carabiners. Not much shade in summer... Very nice arrival in the arm of the Plaine.

Bras de Pontho: Canyon End
2026-02-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pontho Équipement rénové Quelques passages végétalisés dans les vasques seches (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
Return: After arriving at the arm of the Plaine, walk down it to the metal bridge and climb back up via the Dassy path.

Canal del Bolón: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Return: Red markings and cairns guide you back to the hiking trails via dilapidated terraces.

Canal del Bolón: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Approach: To the summit Bolón hiking trails or via ferrata.
Tour: The first rappel is located below the path, hidden under the largest pine tree. The anchors are marked with red dots. It is currently no problem to find the path. The first section is a scree slope that is not without danger. Two nice rock steps follow at the bottom. Two iron chains make it easier to descend the sloping terrain.

Canal del Bolón: Canyon End
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Return: Red markings and cairns guide you back to the hiking trails via dilapidated terraces.

Shili
2026-01-28: Really cold creek, if we had wanted to jump, the experience would certainly have been better, but not really in this cold. Too much effort for the creek, especially in view of the fact that there is r...

Rio val di Gola: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Deep and impressive Dolomite gorge with cave like passages, some due to huge fallen boulders where we go below. A bit of a jungle feel as well. A must when in the area or when traveling on this road....
Return: Exit on left bank when you reach confluence of rio Cavallo and reach Maso dei Forrer and then Ca' dei Francesi.

Rio val di Gola: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Deep and impressive Dolomite gorge with cave like passages, some due to huge fallen boulders where we go below. A bit of a jungle feel as well. A must when in the area or when traveling on this road....
Comment: Exit on left bank when you reach confluence of rio Cavallo and reach Maso dei Forrer and then Ca' dei Francesi.
Return: Exit on left bank when you reach confluence of rio Cavallo and reach Maso dei Forrer and then Ca' dei Francesi.

Rio val di Gola: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Deep and impressive Dolomite gorge with cave like passages, some due to huge fallen boulders where we go below. A bit of a jungle feel as well. A must when in the area or when traveling on this road....
Approach: Follow carefully (cars traffic is not underestimate) road till bridge between two galleries and find evident trail on right bank of canyon.
Tour: Acquatic and narrow tour. Perfect choice for second canyon in a day.

Rio Pignatte: Parking at Entry
2026-03-01: Recent tour that could do with a comprehensive review of the anchors and rock quality. In two locations at least i noticed cracks and hollow, fractured rock, so i reached out with a solution: one time...
2026-03-01: Carefully evaluate where some belays are placed since in two cases we preferred to integrate at a distance from where there are older ones (installed 2-3 years ago) due to obviously fractured rock. Th...

Rio Pignatte: Parking at Exit
2026-03-01: Recent tour that could do with a comprehensive review of the anchors and rock quality. In two locations at least i noticed cracks and hollow, fractured rock, so i reached out with a solution: one time...
2026-03-01: Carefully evaluate where some belays are placed since in two cases we preferred to integrate at a distance from where there are older ones (installed 2-3 years ago) due to obviously fractured rock. Th...

Rio Pignatte: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Recent tour that could do with a comprehensive review of the anchors and rock quality. In two locations at least i noticed cracks and hollow, fractured rock, so i reached out with a solution: one time...
2026-03-01: Carefully evaluate where some belays are placed since in two cases we preferred to integrate at a distance from where there are older ones (installed 2-3 years ago) due to obviously fractured rock. Th...

Rio Pignatte: Canyon End

Rio Mous/Scarabozza: Canyon Start
Tour: You could enter in Pignatte, descend two high rappels and after Hofentol cascade, follow touristic trail on right to reach start of rio Mous at quote 910.

Rio Mous/Scarabozza: Canyon End

Rio Mous/Scarabozza: Parking at Entry

Rio Mous/Scarabozza: Parking at Exit
Comment: Same exit park of rio Pignatte/Hofentol

Ayvaini Mağarası: Canyon Start

Ayvaini Mağarası: Canyon End

Ci'en
2026-02-03: Unfortunately, we were given very inaccurate information and set off along the road at an altitude of 2000m. There are only 2 waterfalls up to 1500m. We ran out of time in the canyon, so we skipped th...

Ci'en: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-03: Unfortunately, we were given very inaccurate information and set off along the road at an altitude of 2000m. There are only 2 waterfalls up to 1500m. We ran out of time in the canyon, so we skipped th...
Access: The Central Cross Island Highway that goes through Taroko has many closures, one of them is at night (after 17:00), some of it is due to Work in the gorge section (only opens in 2-3 short intervalls during the day). Best is to head into it as early as possible, as it will be a long day.
Return: The canyon ends in the bigger river. There it's important to keep an eye out beforehand for the way up again, as there is no real track, and it's very steep. Also once you get onto the "ridge walk", expect it to be tough. Bring gloves and long sleeves because of the cutting grass.

Zhiben

Zhonggou

Arroyo de Aguasal: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas
Tour: We start with a series of ledges until we reach the first mandatory rappel, from there we have a succession of rappels until we reach the great Aguasal waterfall where we will find the meeting point on the left. At the base of the waterfall we will have the next rappel to which we will have to access through a handrail. Then we enter an embedded area where we will find two more rappels. Once we leave this area the ravine opens up where we will have some more rappel or avoid them on the sides until we reach the end of the ravine, this being the conjunction of the Aguasal, Alisuca and Monte Colina rivers.

Arroyo de Aguasal: Canyon End
Return: From the end of the ravine we continue downstream, on the right bank we climb a few meters and access the upstream path that we have used.

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown1
Comment: Geocache

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown2
Comment: Freeeeeesca!!!

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown3
Comment: null

Comment: null

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Peral I and II ravines By the track that goes to the SE we cross the stream of Peral I, we continue 400m until a turn to the left of the track and we continue straight by the field to go to the next stream.

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Canyon End
Return: After the second rappel we walk and continue to Peral I (See topo).

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Unknown
Comment: Inicio

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Unknown1

Arroyo de La Capia: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that leads to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that takes us parallel to the stream. We reach a fork, where we will continue straight ahead towards Praderas de Ruyemas PR-S76 where we cross the river and reach the Ruyemas huts. We will walk between them in a straight direction looking for the bottom of the valley. We find the end of the descent of Ruyemas where it joins the stream Coteruela, we climb parallel to the latter following the milestones and markings to reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: We will find continuous small-span rappels and some 34 m equipped ramps. The eighth rappel is a 24 m ramp followed by two longer rappels of the route. The tenth rappel is one of the most spectacular and beautiful of the descent, a 35-meter rappel over a waterfall that is almost entirely blown out, watch out for the rope rubbing. A small projection of 6 meters and after some projections we arrive until the last and longest rappel (40m) of the stream. Once this last obstacle is overcome, a series of ledges lead us to the confluence of the Coteruela stream.

Arroyo de La Capia: Canyon End
Return: From the last one we will go out to look for the path that we have used in the ascent, returning to Pandillo or continue the descent of the Coteruela ravine (Recommended).

Arroyo de La Capia: Unknown
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de La Capia: Unknown1
Comment: Fin descenso

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that leads to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that takes us parallel to the stream. We reach a fork, where we will continue straight ahead towards Praderas de Ruyemas PR-S76 where we cross the river and reach the Ruyemas huts. We will walk between them in a straight direction looking for the bottom of the valley. We find the end of the descent of Ruyemas where it joins the stream Coteruela, we climb parallel to the latter following the milestones and markings to reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: We will start this canyon with a nice rappel that introduces us into the stream more abundant than that of La Capía. In this descent we will mount 7 rappels with small walking areas and some small slides. The last big ramp will mount two rappels of 30 and 22 meters that leaves us in a nice pool that ends the descent.

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Canyon End
Return: From the well we will go out to look for the path we used on the way up, returning to Pandillo.

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Unknown
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Unknown1
Comment: Fin descenso

Arroyo de la Tejería: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and follow the generally dry stream bed for 20 minutes to the first headwaters.
Tour: Beautiful but overgrown

Arroyo de la Tejería: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and go up the ravine.

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown
Comment: Anclaje1

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown1
Comment: Fuente

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquín
Access: By the N211 to Castel de Cabra or by the N420 from Escucha. In both cases take the A2402 to Palomar de Arroyos. Just at the exit for Escucha at the p.k. 5 we have the detour to the village and parking space on one side.
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and go up the ravine.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Canyon Start
Approach: There is no clear path, we will leave by the orographic right of the stream, going up the hillside through the areas with less vegetation to get NW direction until we find a path, we will follow this path going up the stream until under some rocky outcrops.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue for about 50-60m until we find a milestone and a path on the right that will take us up to the access path.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown
Comment: cab Barranco de Las Truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown1
Comment: fin Barranco de Las Truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown2
Comment: pk arroyo las truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown3
Comment: Senda1

Arroyo de Navalayegua

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that takes us to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that leads us parallel to the stream, until we reach a fork which we take to the left up a path that takes us away from the stream leading us to the Cerro de la Vara. Once we reach the highest point, we will continue straight ahead maintaining the altitude until we reach the stream of Ruyemas where we will begin the descent.
Tour: We begin the descent with a succession of small rappels that lead us to the head of the fifth rappel, the 45 m drop. After this jump we have a small rappel (avoidable) that leaves us at the head of the second large waterfall where we will make a first abseil of 12 m, leaving us in the vertical of the last abseil of 45 m. We have two meetings, one near the active that in case of abundant flow can be complicated having to arrive secured from the previous rappel, and a second meeting to the right more separated from the active and less complicated than the previous one, however both are exposed meetings. After the big waterfall we will have another small rappel and followed by the tenth rappel of 38 meters (last of the 3 big waterfalls). From here the descent loses interest where we must overcome two rappels and several projections to reach the end of the descent where we will find a path on the right bank, which we will use to return.

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Canyon End
Return: Follow the path that runs parallel to the river and leads to Pandillo.

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown
Comment: Cerro de la Vara

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown1
Comment: Colina

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown3
Comment: Equiparse

Comment: Fin descenso

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Canyon Start
Approach: We will see a signpost and follow that track to a fork to the left (300m) and go up the trail another 300m to some stones marked by the UEC Tortosa to climb up a channel (with some staples to climb). There is supposed to be a trail around to the top.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Canyon End
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking.
Access: On the TV3421 that goes to Roquetes, just before Mas de Barberáns, in the pk 12,1 we have a detour "La Vall". We will follow the track to the area of La Vall.
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking oficial
Access: On the TV3421 that goes to Roquetes, just before Mas de Barberáns, in the pk 12,1 we have a detour "La Vall". We will follow the track to the area of La Vall.
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown
Comment: Esquerra

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown1
Comment: Camp a través

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown2
Comment: Punt amb pedres

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown3
Comment: Punt d'interès

Comment: Punt d'interès

Comment: Pujar per ací

Comment: Canal

Comment: Cova i VF K2

Comment: Bifurcació

Comment: Cami

Bac de Callís

Bac de Sant Pere

Barrage d Olhadoko

Barranc Afluente de l Ós

Barranc Colliró

Barranc Coma de L Art

Barranc Corneli

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir until we reach the greenway, old wagon track, here we will go to the right, cross two small tunnels and continue. Along this road / path are about 2.5 km until you reach the water catchment where our descent begins.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking abaix
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, we cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms until some hairpins, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, just where the guardrail ends, we have room to park the car back. Here we see the end of the ravine. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 adalt
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, we cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms until some hairpins, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, just where the guardrail ends, we have room to park the car back. Here we see the end of the ravine. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown
Comment: Camí de les vagonetes

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown1
Comment: Inici

Barranc d Arquer

Barranc d en Fort

Barranc d Orió

Barranc de Bellús: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track parallel to the Bellús, further on it becomes a path that continues in the same northwest direction towards the Grau. It will approach the stream and crosses the waterfall area to move to the orographic right where we find another track that takes us up to the Grau. Shortly before arriving, when crossing a tributary we will see the facility to rappel to the stream.
Tour: The first rappel to access the river and another one a little further on that can be climbed from a dry tree. They leave us in an almost flat area of the river with some ruins before reaching the waterfall. After the waterfall we will have small abseilings and destrepes to cross the rest of the descent. If we do not want to do the last part (only a 12m rappel) we can leave by the path that crosses the river.

Barranc de Bellús: Canyon End
Return: By the blue markers to the access track

Barranc de Besan: Canyon Start
Approach: From the detour we will walk along the path with good tracks towards Besan and when we reach the ridge we will see the church at the bottom of the valley. We will continue to the bridge over the river.
Tour: A descent with lots of vegetation, not too steep and transparent waters.

Barranc de Besan: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine opens up, we reach the road.

Barranc de Besan: Unknown Parking
Access: By the N260 to Sort, once there we turn off on the C13 to Llavorsi. In Llavorsí, just at the entrance, after the bridge we turn right onto the L504 to Alins/Ribera de Cardós/Tavascán following the river Cardós, a wide and magnificent valley. After almost 4kms we will have a traffic circle, we will continue straight on towards Alins/Areu on the L510 (towards Vall Ferrera). Along this stretch of road we will go into the high peaks looking for the beautiful villages of the Vall Ferrera, Araós, Alins, Areu... In this case just after passing Araós we have the bridge over the Besan (we can park here) or continue a kilometer and a half to the detour to the left to Besan (just at the edge).
Return: When the ravine opens up, we reach the road.

Barranc de Besan: Unknown
Comment: Ponle de Besan

Barranc de Besan: Unknown1
Comment: Inici del barranc

Barranc de Besiberri: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach by wooded area at all times, a cool and very pleasant approach in summer. We leave by the Besiberri track (south direction) after 5 minutes we turn left to the Besiberri ravine. The track is making big loops, along the path we can go shortening. When we take about 40 min, at an altitude of 1660m, the track goes south across the ravine, this is the access to the bottom. We continue on the trail up the orographic right less than 1km to 1770m, where the trail crosses the ravine, exit of the upper part. We will continue climbing, now on the orographic left, in a continuous zig-zag until we surpass the walls that enclose the Besiberri Lake, along its shore we will go to the drainage area, the beginning of the Upper Besiberri.
Tour: Very alpine descent, the upper part with less water but longer rappels. The lower part is more flowing. In between, the intermediate zone is of no interest.

Barranc de Besiberri: Canyon End
Return: From the upper part, just as the trail crosses the ravine. From the lower part, when we reach the bridge of the track below, we will have to go up the track to the car.

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown
Comment: Final tramo superior

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio tramo inferior

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio tramo superior

Barranc de Broate: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path of Pla de Boavi going up the Lladorre river until we reach a bridge that crosses it to go up to the refuge of Broate (end of the descent). At this point we will have the Romedo ravine on our left. We will continue along the path that goes up to the Broate refuge, a small path through the forest that takes us up the slope parallel to the river up to an altitude of almost 1950, at which point the path finally approaches the river and we access the riverbed.
Tour: Very cold waters and slippery ground will welcome us in this impressive setting. Long rappels of up to 40m with good flows, some pools and a great high mountain environment. The first less fattened part, as we approach the great waterfall of Broate, will close. From here to the end much narrower until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de Broate: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Barranc de Cabrils: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back those 500m to the Cabrils river to go up it by the orographic right to the small spur and on the other side the access. It has some delicate climbing. On the orographic left we can also go up it in a slightly longer but less delicate path through the forest. Once we leave the spur on the other side we will continue a little further on and a little further up we will access
Tour: Nice descent, nothing fattening, but continuous, fun and with a fantastic final waterfall with good flow.

Barranc de Cabrils: Canyon End
Return: After the waterfall, we turn left to go down to the road.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked at Cal Pelegrí it will be just to go down the track to the stream. If we have parked at P3 or before reaching the stream bed, we will have several tracks and trails to go down to the stream.
Tour: The first part of the course consists of a tree rappel to reach a vertical of 30m, then 2 rappels to reach the Vilacireres river bed.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Canyon End
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Car 1: Continue up the road, which reaches Vilacireres until it becomes a track, ignoring all the roads and tracks that we will find parallel to the river Aigua de Valls, until the track turns left perpendicular to the river. Here we will leave the car to return. Car 2: We continue along the track and about 5 kilometers later we will have the parking 2 where if our cars are cars we will have to leave it. If you have 4×4 or tall cars, you can continue to parking 3 or even continue to Cal Pelegrí.
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown Parking1
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Car 1: Continue up the road, which reaches Vilacireres until it becomes a track, ignoring all the roads and tracks that we will find parallel to the river Aigua de Valls, until the track turns left perpendicular to the river. Here we will leave the car to return. Car 2: We continue along the track and about 5 kilometers later we will have the parking 2 where if our cars are cars we will have to leave it. If you have 4×4 or tall cars, you can continue to parking 3 or even continue to Cal Pelegrí.
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown
Comment: Fita

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown1
Comment: Cementerio

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown2
Comment: Pista

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown3
Comment: Pista forestal

Comment: Cauce

Comment: cambiarnos

Comment: Sendero de salida

Comment: Inicio

Comment: Mirador de la ruta dels Cims

Barranc de Cases

Barranc de Castellnou: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk along the road until the next sharp right turn (600m), from here we will take a path that heads north and after 300m, before reaching a hut, we can go left to go down to the river.
Tour: Simple, with short and tight rappels, except for the R25 almost at the end, which is a flyer.

Barranc de Castellnou: Canyon End
Return: After R25 we will have an R5 from the tree and then we will be able to exit to the left to look for a path that is not very well marked that leads us to the track of a hut and from there to the road.

Barranc de Civís: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the bend and after the hut (old power plant) we find a path that goes up the stream and soon we turn left to the stream (5min).
Tour: Simple descent without big verticals. In spring with the thaw the flow can be high and bring some complications.

Barranc de Civís: Canyon End
Return: We cross a track that we take to the left and takes us to the road. If we pass the bridge we make the last rappel (not worth it) we can leave by the left tributary.

Barranc de Cocó d Extremera

Barranc de Esplugueta
v5 a1 III | 1h/0min/5min | ⭐ | 60m

Barranc de Filià

Barranc de Foix

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road, to the left we would go to the head of Solà, we will go straight ahead along a path next to the stone wall, the path goes to a meadow through which we will go towards N, we will pass next to a vulture and soon we reach the trees, where we will go down towards the riverbed.
Tour: An area of dexterity to reach the first rappels, short, dexterous, but given the slipperiness of the terrain, it is not superfluous to secure ourselves on a log. We will continue descending until we reach the first obligatory rappels, with facilities on the ground (about 10m each), after them a slide, some small skills and we reach the road with a rappel (possible escape). We will continue through a more dressed area and small projections until we reach the magnificent R30 (previously we have another possible escape to the left).

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Canyon End
Return: After the last few steps, we find the confluence with Solà, we can exit zigzagging to the left to go to find the road. Another option is to exit to the right towards some meadows and from here to the road.

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park.
Return: After the last few steps, we find the confluence with Solà, we can exit zigzagging to the left to go to find the road. Another option is to exit to the right towards some meadows and from here to the road.

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Inici

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Final

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Retorn

Barranc de Forques Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue up the track to the Tossal de Curronit, there we could continue along the track around the Bco de Costa Cardiguera, or directly cross the ravine, halfway up the slope by a path that goes under the track on the other side of the slope. We will see that the track ends right next to a shepherd's hut and on the other side we see the bed of our ravine.
Tour: Quite vertical canyon, with a couple of long rappels, single point installations and others in natural. At times it gets a little fat, areas where the water can take some strength if we are in thaw. Caution with the recoveries

Barranc de Forques Superior: Canyon End
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 Astell
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park the return car. With the access car we will continue to Aguiró, we will not enter the village from the front, but we will make the two hairpins that place us above the village and park there. If we have a high car or a 4×4 we can follow the track up another kilometer and a half.
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown
Comment: DRECERA Cta nova, no cal atravessar Aguiró

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 cotxe baix
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park the return car. With the access car we will continue to Aguiró, we will not enter the village from the front, but we will make the two hairpins that place us above the village and park there. If we have a high car or a 4×4 we can follow the track up another kilometer and a half.
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown1
Comment: Pista accés capçalera

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown2
Comment: Parkinh 3 Cotxe alt

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown3
Comment: Inici

Comment: Final

Comment: Retorn

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We return those 50m to take the track of red marks. After 100m we will see that it divides, the marks on the left are the return path. We will continue on the right and in 10min we are in the riverbed.
Tour: Nice descent in a very well formed gorge

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Canyon End
Return: After the R12 we can continue to the river La Vansa and go up the red marks towards the handrail. We can also go directly up the handrail and follow the red marks.

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown Parking
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols and just at the entrance we will see a detour to the left to Voloriu, we will follow it, cross the village and at the exit the detour to Voloriu on the left. Arriving at Voloriu the road becomes a track, which we will follow along the valley of La Vansa and under the gaze of the Peguera Rock, which we will skirt along its northern slope. After overcoming it, the track goes to the hut of Ainat, already in the torrent of Gol. Before entering the stream we will see a track with red marks on the left and 50m later a place to park.
Return: After the R12 we can continue to the river La Vansa and go up the red marks towards the handrail. We can also go directly up the handrail and follow the red marks.

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown
Comment: Camino acceso y retorno

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown1
Comment: Camino retorno

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown2
Comment: Inici barranc de l'Espunya

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown3
Comment: Escape a masia ainat a la derecha. A la izquierda al camino de retorno

Comment: Salida pasamano

Comment: Final barranco. Camino retorno izquierda

Comment: Inicio retorno. Ojo marca roja a la izquierda. Marca naranja al otro lado del rio es el camino a. Montant de tost

Barranc de l Aigua de la Corba

Barranc de l Encens y Tosques

Barranc de l Escalelló: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Escalell and Escalelló (Escalell Sup) By the track on the right, next to El Clot, after 500m curve right and left and right there a track in disuse on the left, we take it. We get into the forest, uphill to pass next to the rocky outcrops. After passing them we reach the track that would take us to Rossinyol, 50m later, in the right curve we can continue straight ahead following the light turrets.
Tour: Two beautiful gorges where we find the rappels. Very slippery if we find it with water, although in the first gorge is difficult unless generous rains, from the forest begins to take little by little flow.

Barranc de l Escalelló: Canyon End
Return: We will take the path on the left to the access road, next to the car.

Barranc de l Escaleta Vella

Barranc de la Casa Forestal

Barranc de la Caseta del Tou

Barranc de la Catedral

Barranc de la Colada: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track, then trail, which goes up to the Borda and then the path that goes along the Comamala gorge. After a kilometer and a half from the bridge, at about 1650m altitude, we will leave the main trail and we will go, almost without path, in a N-NW direction, to go to find our ravine. There are some milestones to follow to the riverbed
Tour: Alpine canyon, quite open except for small sections, without water, or almost, in summer and some interesting rappel.

Barranc de la Colada: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the Noguera river, we will go along its left bank until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown Parking
Access: Debemos situarnos en el Alt Pallars, a donde llegaremos por la C28 desde Vielha o por la C13 por el lado de Sort y Llavorsí. Llegaremos a Esterri d'Àneu, entraremos al pueblo y cogeremos la carretera que remonta el Noguera en dirección Isil. Bonita carretera serpenteante en este frondoso, profundo y húmedo valle del Pirineo. Pasaremos estos pequeños pueblos de pizarra y piedra, tan bien conservados, para llegar a Alós d'Isil, último pueblo antes de que finalice la carretera convencional. A partir de aquí, una antigua pista, ahora ya asfaltada, en la que deberemos maniobrar con cuidado si viene otro vehículo de frente, y que era lugar de huida no hace tantos años. A día de hoy, muy recordado con los carteles del “Cami de la Llibertat”. Poco más de 2kms después de dejar atrás Alós encontraremos un cartel a nuestra izquierda del parq de l'Alt Pirineu y a los metros una pista a la derecha, con las bordas de Pina allá en frente, en la ladera de las imponentes moles que nos separan del lado francés, justo al otro lado del rio Salat y del pueblo de Salau. Bajaremos por la pista hasta el puente sobre el Noguera y aparcaremos donde no molestemos.
Return: Once we reach the Noguera river, we will go along its left bank until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown
Comment: Aprox pista

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox senda

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown2

Barranc de la Cova del Miralles

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Canyon Start
Approach: From the small parking area there is a path to our right, with some milestones that will take us up the orographic left of the ravine. The path will be quite clear until a curve almost on the ravine, if we go straight ahead we would cross the ravine (escape) and go to the Cova dels Salvatges. We will go to the right to continue climbing towards a rocky area following the path and the milestones. Past the area of the stone quarry we will reach a hill from which we will see the ravine. We will follow the milestones in ascending direction until the riverbed.
Tour: First of all, a zone of skills by a dressed riverbed until arriving to the gorges where we will find successive rappels. At the end of the boxed zone we will have another zone of dexterity, quite dressed up to the car.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Canyon End
Return: Practically immediately if we count the abseilings at the end of the canyon. From the last rappel it is about 15 min.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking cova salvatges
Access: We must be located in La Senia, where we will arrive by the TV3319, from Ulldecona, leaving the A7. We cross La Senia by the CV105 towards Fredes, when we cross the bridge of the Ulldecona reservoir, we will see a track on the right by which we will go up with the car. After passing the tail of the reservoir we will have a fork, on the right the Bco de Fou and in front of Fredes. We go to the right about 800m until a gentle right turn of the track.
Return: Practically immediately if we count the abseilings at the end of the canyon. From the last rappel it is about 15 min.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown
Comment: Cruce senda a la cueva??

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown1
Comment: PEDRERA

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown2
Comment: Se intuye senda

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown3
Comment: HITO

Comment: zona perdedora sin senda

Comment: Inicio barranco cova dels Salvatges

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Font d'Arnau pool and Sumidor Cave We will leave by the access to the pool and we will go to the right shortly before a path that leads us to a track behind the pool. We will follow it towards the south leaving on our right the exit of Font d'Arnau, soon we pass the ramparts leaving them on the right and a zigzagging path goes up the slope of the mountain. We will find ourselves on the ramparts, the path softens approaching the dry riverbed. At a time that we have no forest on the right and the descent is clear is where we get into the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, introductory

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine up to the access track.

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown
Comment: Ermita de Sant Sebastiá

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown1
Comment: Ermita del Santísim Crist

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown2
Comment: Cruzar río

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown3
Comment: Cruzar río

Comment: Penya de l´aguila 408

Comment: Derecha a barranco

Comment: Salida/izquierda!

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the track that is to the right of the road and go up the slope. It zig-zags up the mountain and out of the forest, here we will go to the right, heading west to go looking for the valley that is forming until you reach the cut where our descent begins.
Tour: Very vertical and almost without rest. The last 45m rappel is a marvel.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final
Access: Situating us in La Pobla de Segur on the N260. At the traffic circle of Pont de Suert, Tremp or Sort, go to Sort, cross the bridge and take the next street on the right towards Claverol. Go down to the traffic circle and continue to Aramunt and Claverol crossing the bridge over the Noguera Pallaresa. After crossing the bridge we continue on the right and after 150m we turn left on the road that goes up to Claverol. From here, with the car back we enter the village by the C/ Eras and follow it straight ahead until leaving the village, here it is already a track in good condition that we will follow straight ahead to go left to the Barranc de Claverol, along this track we approach as close as we can to the next ravine which is the Font d'Artic. We park where we do not disturb. With the access car, if we have it, we will return to the road and continue for almost 3.5 kms. Here the forest opens up and we have room to park on the left, with a track that goes off to the right.
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Accés
Access: Situating us in La Pobla de Segur on the N260. At the traffic circle of Pont de Suert, Tremp or Sort, go to Sort, cross the bridge and take the next street on the right towards Claverol. Go down to the traffic circle and continue to Aramunt and Claverol crossing the bridge over the Noguera Pallaresa. After crossing the bridge we continue on the right and after 150m we turn left on the road that goes up to Claverol. From here, with the car back we enter the village by the C/ Eras and follow it straight ahead until leaving the village, here it is already a track in good condition that we will follow straight ahead to go left to the Barranc de Claverol, along this track we approach as close as we can to the next ravine which is the Font d'Artic. We park where we do not disturb. With the access car, if we have it, we will return to the road and continue for almost 3.5 kms. Here the forest opens up and we have room to park on the left, with a track that goes off to the right.
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown1

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown3
Comment: Camp d'ametllers

Comment: Pista retorn

Comment: Desv dreta cap al cotxe

Barranc de la Llobatera

Barranc de la Morrera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we continue along the track until it ends, just above the reservoir. You can intuit the ravine to our right, we go there for less than 100m until we see a rope on the left, it is the access handrail.
Tour: Only two rappels, with handrails, the second with overhanging pieces.

Barranc de la Morrera: Canyon End
Return: When we get over the train tunnel we will go to the left, we will not go down since it takes us to the beach of the reservoir. There are some ropes to be able to go through here a little safer until we pass the tunnel. Here we have a stretch where we walk next to the tracks to the next tunnel, on the right there are some cairns to access the via ferrata. The via ferrata is a channel, with a somewhat old installation, which takes us to an area with life wire but without clamps. At the top, a small handrail on the left takes us out of the channel. In the superior part we will find milestones that take us to some ruins and from there to an old track, we follow it in direction West until going to give to the access track, from there to the car.

Barranc de la Morrera: Unknown
Comment: Inici ferrata

Barranc de la Pedregosa y de Gritella

Barranc de la Pietat

Barranc de la Tinta

Barranc de la Vall: Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic left of the river we will go up a path that leads us to a track, we will follow this track upwards until it ends almost at the head of the ravine.

Barranc de la Vall: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed until it opens up and we can exit to the right onto a path that leads to the recreational area.

Barranc de Lastoar

Barranc de les Avellanes: Canyon Start
Approach: The access from the upper parking is simple, we will only have to follow these streams to the Font de les Avellanes and follow the riverbed. If we only have a vehicle we will have a good hiking path, we have trails and tracks that will shorten the access.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown Parking
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park the return vehicle here. The access vehicle, 1.5 km before we have a track on the left that goes up towards Montibarri, we will go up through an area of hairpins and then along the edge of both slopes with magnificent views on both sides, for about 4kms until we reach a fork where we will park.
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown
Comment: Montibarri

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Adalt Inici
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park the return vehicle here. The access vehicle, 1.5 km before we have a track on the left that goes up towards Montibarri, we will go up through an area of hairpins and then along the edge of both slopes with magnificent views on both sides, for about 4kms until we reach a fork where we will park.
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track for 1.5 kms until a crossroads where we will take the track on the left to go up to the forest of Mas d'Encamp. Here the track, now a path, approaches the ridge, and on the left we will glimpse our ravine. We will continue until almost 1600m high (about 3.5kms from the car). Here we can turn left to go down the slope (alternative access) or continue climbing in search of the Font de les Cornasses, the original place of the beginning of the ravine.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Torrent Fondo, we will take the path that goes down it.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Unknown
Comment: Camí

Barranc de les Cornasses: Unknown1
Comment: Evitable per la dreta

Barranc de les Coves de Fideu

Barranc de les Pletes

Barranc de Llepós

Barranc de Montiberri: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the road and advance to the bridge that crosses the river to take the Camí de Montiberri, we will follow it for more than a kilometer until it crosses the stream.

Barranc de Montiberri: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn right to take the uphill trail.

Barranc de Moró

Barranc de Regatell

Barranc de Ribalera

Barranc de Sant Miquel

Barranc de Senta o Forcat: Canyon Start
Tour: We start by the torrent de la Jaça, a first part dressed and then of destrepes to reach the rappels area, many of them destrepables, especially if the rock is dry. After this we will arrive at the Torrent Senta or Forca where we will have to walk for a while to reach the rappel zone.

Barranc de Senta o Forcat: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine opens up, we arrive at the recreational area where we park next to the fountain.

Barranc de Senyús: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Senyús From the village we will take the Senyús track. Once in Senyús we will go down the valley, wherever we can see, to the riverbed.
Tour: Nice descent with a 25m rappel and lots of climbing.

Barranc de Senyús: Canyon End
Return: When you get down just before reaching the Cabó river you will find a track that takes you to the right and leads to the village.

Barranc de Senyús: Unknown
Comment: Inici barranc

Barranc de Senyús: Unknown1
Comment: Fi del barranc

Barranc de Set

Barranc de Toralles: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before the bridge there is a path, this path goes directly up to Toralles, all the time with great views of these small valleys. Arriving at the village take the track below the church, there is a path that leaves it to the river, just a water house and a dam
Tour: We start with a first long rappel with some very interesting formations, we will continue through a simple area with some ramps, to reach the rappel area. 4 almost consecutive rappels with the longest of 35m. Then the ravine loses some entity.

Barranc de Toralles: Canyon End
Return: Just before reaching the road bridge, we will exit to the left.

Barranc de Valldomars: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir until we reach the greenway, old wagon track, here we will go to the right, cross two small tunnels and continue. Along this path it is about 1.5 km until you reach our torrent.
Tour: A first part with some dexterity and without greater interest until almost the confluence with a tributary on the left, from here the rappels will follow each other until almost the road. We will not find big fattened sections but small boxed zones in which the force of the water in spring will make us to be very attentive.

Barranc de Valldomars: Canyon End
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown
Comment: Accés

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown2
Comment: Inici1

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms to some forks, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, is the parking Ricossanto, we will continue about 300m to the next stream, a few meters before we have room to park. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 aprox
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms to some forks, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, is the parking Ricossanto, we will continue about 300m to the next stream, a few meters before we have room to park. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown3
Comment: Vagoneta dreta

Barranc del Arriu Joeu

Barranc del Boç: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked in Travesseres or Martinet, we will have to follow the tracks that lead to the "parking" at the end of the ravine. From this point a few meters ahead we will see a path on the left that climbs to the head of the ravine. After 20 minutes of climbing, the trail turns right and enters the river valley until it crosses it. Time to access.
Tour: Little known, with multiple projections, lots of vegetation and a waterfall of 20m really beautiful. We can secure some of the projections in the natural ones since it is a very slippery canyon. There are only 3 obligatory rappels.

Barranc del Boç: Canyon End
Return: There is an irrigation channel on the right that we follow and then leave to go right towards the access road.

Barranc del Bosc (Sapeira)

Barranc del Cingle Roig

Barranc del Coll de Sant Ramon

Barranc del Estanh Redon

Barranc del Marxant: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track through its zigzags to the neck under Penya Corcada where a path to the right to climb the hill of the mountain. From there we turn towards the peak and shortly before we have the riverbed on our right.
Tour: Open descent, we will be able to avoid almost all the rappels. A first area with a lot of vegetation to enter the rappel zone.

Barranc del Marxant: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the lower part of the valley and we will have the access track next to us.

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown
Comment: Desvío derecha

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown1
Comment: Cima la Vella

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown2
Comment: Cabecera de barranco

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown3
Comment: Senda cabecera bco Alquitrá

Comment: Escape

Barranc del Miró

Barranc del Moletó de Fortunyo

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Canyon Start
Approach: From the cemetery: we walk about 100m to the track that goes down to the river, cemented track that goes down to Molí de Can Coll. From the return parking lot: go back towards the road to Campelles and right next to the curve there is a path that goes up (PR) to Campelles, a path always between trees where we will climb the 250m of slope that separate us from the road, once in the village we must go towards the cemetery and before reaching it take the track to the left to the Molí.
Tour: Initiation, a first part of climbing, then the rappels, to finally have another small area of climbing.

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown
Comment: Combi cotxes

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Cementiri
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown1
Comment: Pista Can Coll

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 (AMB PERMÍS) trucar telefon
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada Barranc

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida

Barranc del Negre

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave heading north along the track When the track turns towards the Mas de Cardoneres and crosses a small watercourse in the Pla de Domenges, we will continue descending following the riverbed.

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the ravine we will take the path that goes up to Mas de Cardoneres.

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown
Comment: Puertas

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown2
Comment: Barranco Requena/derecha

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha senda retorno

Comment: Poste/derecha

Comment: Mas de les Cardones

Comment: Puerta/sendero PR izquierda!

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Sant Corneli From the place where we parked it is obvious, to the southwest looking for the best way to go down to the dry river.
Tour: A first part without anything to approach the vertical, here we will have a first short rappel and then we will see how the cirque opens below us, at which point we have the 50m rappel, be careful when descending there is vegetation at the bottom. We will have one more short rappel and from here on we will be able to descend through areas with a lot of vegetation.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Canyon End
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parquing
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parquing 2
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown
Comment: Vistas del barranco

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown1
Comment: Vistas

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown2
Comment: final

Barranc del Polvorí Vell

Barranc del Riu Caregue: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car you just have to go up to the village. Once in the village of Caregue, in both options we will leave by the track that comes out behind the church and goes to Espot and the Ermita de Mare Deu. After about 1km we find a sharp left turn and a path in front, we will leave the track to get into the path. Along this path we will go more than 1km until the path approaches the riverbed and we will access it.
Tour: Somewhat slippery, it is a descent that can be very aquatic and of entity. Be very cautious with water movements

Barranc del Riu Caregue: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the bridge, we will exit to the left

Barranc del Riu de Manegor: Canyon Start
Approach: Just before crossing the Baladosa bridge, a path goes off to the left that goes up the Manegor river towards the Etangs de Fontargente. We will go up to surpass the waterfalls and access the ravine.
Tour: Alpine canyon, open, with two long waterfalls, equipped on both sides. The rest are shorter rappels

Barranc del Riu de Manegor: Canyon End
Return: We will walk down to the parking lot

Barranc del Riu de Manegor: Unknown
Comment: Intersección

Barranc del Solà: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and soon, after a cattle shed, we will turn right towards the Borda Ferrer. We will follow this track until the borda and we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Nice and slippery ravine with several intermediate forest areas.

Barranc del Solà: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we will have a couple of drops and we reach the road bridge.

Barranc del Solà: Unknown
Comment: Fin del barranco

Barranc del Solà: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we will park.
Return: After the last rappel, we will have a couple of drops and we reach the road bridge.

Barranc del Sot de l Infern: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that goes to the Avenc del Llambrics (to the north), to the dolmen and then to the NE to the Pla de les Basses where we take a small path to the east that takes us down to the riverbed.
Tour: See topo. After the descent we will have to turn right to see the Cova Bonica.

Barranc del Sot de l Infern: Canyon End
Return: Going upstream, we will have to leave the ropes in fixed. Option to study, follow the riverbed and go down the stream outside the private property... to study...

Barranc del Tall Nou

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to Castell de l'Airosa, shortly before arriving we have the ravine on our right.
Tour: Not very well defined, rappels very far apart except in the final stretch. A lot of kicking and kicking

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed until we reach the track that we will take on the right towards the Mas

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown
Comment: Intersección

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown1
Comment: Intersección

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown2
Comment: Els Ports

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown3
Comment: Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: Vila i mister !!

Comment: Xavi

Comment: Grup i Roca al fons

Comment: Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: L'Embotarell

Comment: Els Ports ( Costar Est )

Comment: Dirección dreta

Comment: El Delta desde el Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: Forat de l'Airosa

Comment: El Racó de Tacons

Comment: Castell de lAirosa,baixant

Comment: Cremita,dirección dreta

Comment: L'Airosa

Comment: L'Airosa i Pic Mont Caro

Comment: Bassa

Comment: Los Castellets

Comment: Tartera

Comment: Pont de les Canals

Comment: Esquerra

Comment: Plano

Barranc dels Empedrats: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path heading north to the Bullidor de la Llet, we will pass the crossing that leads to the Bullidor and go to the right (this point is the exit of the ravine). We will continue along the path heading north, between the high walls, crossing the riverbed several times. Once you open the strait, soon, we can approach the riverbed to enter.
Tour: Nice descent with a multitude of small slopes and a slide if the flow allows it. In the middle of the descent we have the highest rappel, 17m with duplicate installation, one by the waterfall (beautiful if the flow permits) and another on the left with possible handrail. We will continue doing short rappels to reach the exit walkway.

Barranc dels Empedrats: Canyon End
Return: We will retrace the access road

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown Parking
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Bagà, we will look for the information center of the Cadí-Moixeró park. From here we will go towards the campsite, we will leave it behind and soon we have a detour to the right to the Refugi Vents del Cadi. We will get on this track and go to the refuge and the Aula de la Salle Nature Classroom, where we will park (in summer it fills up very quickly).
Return: We will retrace the access road

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown
Comment: Salida barranco

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown1
Comment: Emtrada barranco

Barranc dels Hortets: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fountain there is a marked path to the Cova dels Bous. When you reach it turn left onto the path of the Font dels Hortets. When we reach it we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Except after rains it will only take a trickle of the source. It is really only the 40m tuff waterfall, spectacular for its formations. Then we will have to climb up a cliff and another rappel to get to the Fou's pool.

Barranc dels Hortets: Canyon End
Return: We will go up to the track and from there to the fountain.

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda por senda

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown1
Comment: Cova Dels Bous/izquierda

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda a fuente y barranco

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown3
Comment: Barranc de la Fou

Barranc els Molins

Barranc Llau de Sallent

Barranc Lo Barranc

Barranc Martorella

Barranc Pla de les Guàrdies y Torrent Mal: Canyon Start
Approach: It is easy, we only have to go down to the riverbed, it is very dressed so we will have to follow it outside until we reach the first rappel.
Tour: See topo A couple of rappels in the Pla de Guàrdies to reach the source of Torrent del Mal, here we cross a small path and we find the vertical. We will continue the rest with more modest rappels.

Barranc Pla de les Guàrdies y Torrent Mal: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go left to take the remains of a trail that leads down to the main trail where we parked.

Barranc Rasa de la Perera: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will go down the "riverbed" until we reach a lower track below the Perera, here soon begins the descent. With one car, along the track that leaves from the Molí heading south up gently until it ends below the Perera, here we take the riverbed to start descending.
Tour: Very entertaining, with the cave right in the middle of the descent, where you can enjoy its formations.

Barranc Rasa de la Perera: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the river we go uphill a few meters to cross it and go up to the track on the other side. If we have a return car we will take the track to the left, downstream to the road. If we have only one car we will go to the right, upstream to go up to the Molí.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Canyon Start
Approach: Just go down to the creek
Tour: Nice formations, generally little water and very easy rappels. Caution, it seems that some have been uninstalled, but almost all of them can be climbed.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Canyon End
Return: Before reaching a bridge over a track (we could also park here if we have two cars) we can take a path to the right.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown Parking
Comment: parquing inicio
Access: On the C16 from Berga to Puigcerda. We will pass Cercs and just at the p.k. 110 we will have the detour to the right to Malanyeu. We will climb almost 1.5kms on this road, just after a left turn we have another less sharp right with parking space on our left and with the stream next to us.
Return: Before reaching a bridge over a track (we could also park here if we have two cars) we can take a path to the right.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown
Comment: entrada

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown1
Comment: cauce

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown2
Comment: poza

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown3
Comment: poza

Comment: poza

Comment: entre rocas y zarzas

Comment: seguimos por paso evidente

Comment: paso hacia la izquierda del cauce para salvar el desprendimiento

Comment: desprendimiento queda atras

Comment: cauce

Comment: vuelve a salir el agua

Comment: afluente

Comment: paso bajo tronco

Comment: seguimos por el cauce

Comment: poza evitable

Comment: poza destrepable

Comment: sendero

Comment: parquin final del barranco

Comment: foto desde el otro lado del puente

Barranc Sant Francesc: Canyon Start
Approach: From the entrance square turn left onto a track that heads backwards, right to the river Sant Francesc. After 100m we leave the track for a path on the right that goes up the mountain on the orographic left of the river. Zigzagging up this beautiful slope getting closer and closer to the riverbed for the last 500m to go almost straight to a point where the path is next to the river, time to access.
Tour: Open, slippery descent with well-formed and interesting verticals. In summer it loses interest as it almost runs out of water.

Barranc Sant Francesc: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the road, we take the road to the right to go up to the village of Araós.

Barranc Sant Francesc: Unknown
Comment: Inici barranc

Barranco Aceval o Buzgalegos

Barranco Aguilera

Barranco Arroyo de Mijarra

Barranco Arroyo del Valle

Barranco Balandra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow this track with our ravine on the left, when it ends we will follow a small path that goes between our ravine and the right tributary, until we get into the riverbed just when they join.

Barranco Balandra: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the beach

Barranco Bapisón: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that starts right there and that goes up the slope. Once we reach the top of the hill, on the other side we have the basin of our ravine, we just have to find the best way down.
Tour: Descent with lots of vegetation, moss on the rocks, ... very aesthetic, with some interesting rappels but with little flow.

Barranco Bapisón: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking superior
Access: We are on the N623 between Torrelavega and Puerto del Escudo. At pk 99 is the village of Bollacín and just at the exit we can park on the right, next to some cabins, the return car. With the other car we continue one kilometer along the road until we find a piece of the old road on our right, a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown
Comment: Aproximacion

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown1
Comment: Cabecera barranco

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown2
Comment: Resalte 6m derecha

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown3
Comment: Salida derecha.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown Parking1
Access: We are on the N623 between Torrelavega and Puerto del Escudo. At pk 99 is the village of Bollacín and just at the exit we can park on the right, next to some cabins, the return car. With the other car we continue one kilometer along the road until we find a piece of the old road on our right, a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Baranetas: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked below we will have to climb the entire track. Just before the dam, on the left, we will see a rocky area where we can overcome the wall that we have on that side. Once over it, turn left towards the east to the head of the ravine, which will be obvious to us.
Tour: Alpine descent, with very cold water and good views. We will have a first vertical, then a less vertical stretch and the final part with another vertical.

Barranco Baranetas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the left to the track, just at the curve where we park.

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown
Comment: Entrada Barranco de Baranetas

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown1
Comment: Salida del Barranco de Baranetas

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to Parzán, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After passing Bielsa we arrive at Parzán and shortly after passing the pk 84 we see the sign "Urdiceto lake". We take this forest track that crosses the river Barrosa. We park in the esplanade next to the power station. If we take a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until almost the reservoir of the hydroelectric plant and park in the last sharp right turn before the reservoir.
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the left to the track, just at the curve where we park.

Barranco Blanco

Barranco Boronat

Barranco Calavera: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 4th tunnel we have the first anchorage a few meters below, if the ground is wet we can secure ourselves in a tree up to R1.

Barranco Calavera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine to the Badajoz ravine, we will follow it until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco Cascadas de Altuzarra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the indication of the signs "waterfalls". Shortly after starting there is a fork in the trail, we continue to the left. After about 800 meters we cross a bridge and a little later a path comes out on the right, next to a house. The trail is marked with green and white signs. The trail is technical. It goes up to the "Majada de las Cabras" 1200 meters above sea level. We will continue descending to the Altuzarra River. At this point the trail is lost, we will go up the riverbed, looking for the most comfortable areas to progress. We continue overcoming the waterfalls that we will then rappel by its side arriving at the double waterfall where, in its superior part, the first installation that gives beginning to the ravine is located.
Tour: 1st Rappel: 28 meters Natural (tree). Right 2nd Rappel: 14 meters. 2 parabolt of 10. Left. 3rd Rappel: 28 meters. Natural (tree). Left 4th Rappel: 13 meters. Natural (tree). Right Between the third and fourth rappel you have to walk 300 meters through the ravine.

Barranco Cascadas de Altuzarra: Canyon End
Return: After the fourth rappel, we will skip the path by which we have accessed, leaving it to the left, to continue along the riverbed for about 200 meters to reach the Urbión river. left, to continue along the riverbed for about 200 meters to reach the Urbión river. We will cross it We will ford it looking for the path on the opposite slope. We will continue along the path down the valley and north direction until the parking, about 2 kms. 30'.

Barranco Chulingral: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that goes to the cabins of the Hormaza. Where the track ends we have the basin of our ravine, we must go down the rope a few meters and then if we go to the riverbed and enter about 1050m high.

Barranco Chulingral: Canyon End
Return: We can continue along the Ajan Superior to the bridge, to take the track of the old railroad. Or cross to take a path that goes along the orographic left of the Ajan ravine that finally connects with the track.

Barranco Convento: Canyon Start

Barranco Convento: Canyon End

Barranco Convento: Waypoint

Barranco Convento: Unknown
Comment: Tirolina

Barranco Convento: Waypoint1

Barranco Convento: Waypoint2

Barranco Convento: Waypoint3

Barranco Convento: Unknown1
Comment: Monasterio de Monserrat

Barranco Convento: Unknown2
Comment: Fin barranco

Barranco Corralete: Canyon Start
Approach: Situation of the Corralete, Cha Catalina and Cho Ildefonso banks The access is simple, we have a small path that takes us to the head above the vertical.

Barranco Corralete: Canyon End
Return: We will exit right onto the GC200 and drive back to the Cha Catalina exit where we will have left the return vehicle.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go up the slope to the remains of an old track, when we reach it we turn left. We follow it 100m to the riverbed
Tour: Two descending sections with 300m of road to link them. Simple rappels except for the two long overhangs.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Canyon End
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road, if we have two cars, the return car is there. Without the return car, there is a path to the left that leads to the road that takes us up to the access track to the second part of the rappel.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Unknown
Comment: Inicio barranco superior

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio barranco Inferior

Barranco Cueva del Gigante: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the coast following the marks, there are two accesses, by the ferrata to the lower part or by the upper part to descend the rappels.
Tour: It consists of four rappels (1st 12m overhang, 2nd 25m ramp, 3rd 27m ramp, 4th 30m ramp).

Barranco Cueva del Gigante: Canyon End
Return: Access road

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the circular path of the Red Natura 2000, cross the bridge and go through the Fuente Santa until we almost reach the stream of Raposeira, here we leave the path and we get uphill between trees to go to a channel. Once in the canal we follow it to the stream.
Tour: The Raposeira stream is a vertical descent, very maintained until it reaches the lower part where it joins the Alen river, from here the descent has a watery character.

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we take the circular path on the right.

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Unknown

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Unknown1

Barranco de Abicheiros

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Canyon Start
Approach: See approaches in the accesses

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to take the TF28 in El Escobonal. After passing the Bco Redondo, after a few meters we have a street on our left, the road TF617 towards El Tablado. We will go down this road. We have several options for parking and access: * From p.k. 6 we can park here and access right from the cairn to the Achacay ravine. * From p.k. 5.5 parking here to go down the Camino Real, just at the head of the Saltadero. * From the sharp bend at k.p. 4.4. 4,4 we will park a little further up, from the curve there is a path parallel to the bco Redondo, after 200m we will go down to cross the ravine. With the access vehicle, we would have previously been on the beach of La Restinga, where we will arrive.
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown
Comment: Casa del Cura

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown1
Comment: Cruce con Camino Real del Sur.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown2
Comment: Desvio hacia el cauce.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío izquierda.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking final.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to take the TF28 in El Escobonal. After passing the Bco Redondo, after a few meters we have a street on our left, the road TF617 towards El Tablado. We will go down this road. We have several options for parking and access: * From p.k. 6 we can park here and access right from the cairn to the Achacay ravine. * From p.k. 5.5 parking here to go down the Camino Real, just at the head of the Saltadero. * From the sharp bend at k.p. 4.4. 4,4 we will park a little further up, from the curve there is a path parallel to the bco Redondo, after 200m we will go down to cross the ravine. With the access vehicle, we would have previously been on the beach of La Restinga, where we will arrive.
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Comment: Pozo.

Comment: Puente

Barranco de Afur: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Afur By the path that descends to the riverbed, we cross the bridge and go up the path for about 300m until a path on the left that, in a slight descent, crosses the riverbed. Moment to begin the descent

Barranco de Afur: Canyon End
Return: We leave by the bridge over which we crossed at the access road.

Barranco de Agaete: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back about 300m to take the track that goes to the left, to the ravine. we will follow the path that surrounds Roque Cumplido and goes to the ravine downstream of the dam.
Tour: To be completed

Barranco de Agaete: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we find the S97 trail (Sao - San Pedro), we will follow it until we reach the road.

Barranco de Aguadulce: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track of the antennas, we cross under the highway and continue climbing quietly. We will make the twists and turns and a kilometer after crossing under the highway we will be at the top of the ravine, we overcome it and go down the orographic left.
Tour: Dry canyon, well configured, a very marked crack in which the rappels follow one after another until the highway, we will cross it through the tunnel and after it the last rappel.

Barranco de Aguadulce: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the street

Barranco de Aguadulce: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de Aguadulce

Barranco de Aguadulce: Unknown1
Comment: Waypoint no: 2

Barranco de Aguirre: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this path for another 700m until we almost reach a canal, here we turn left and a few meters below the canal we continue parallel. We will pass the bco de la Fuente and Los Órganos until we reach ours.

Barranco de Aguirre: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom we will be in the Tajea, we will go to the left to find some cement stairs that leave us in a private estate, we pass without disturbing and we reach the track, turn left and we will be in the street. A few meters later to the right to run into the street Oiganos, we will follow it to the road.

Barranco de Aixovall: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the access signs to the ferrata, we would have to do the ferrata and next to the viewpoint is the facility to rappel down. Another option is to climb the return path of the ferrata to the viewpoint.
Tour: 4 rápeles

Barranco de Aixovall: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the access path to the ferrata

Barranco de Aixovall: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N145 between La Seu d'Urgell and Andorra. We will pass Sant Julia de Lòria and shortly after a traffic circle with Aixovall on the left, we get in and park here.
Return: We arrived at the access path to the ferrata

Barranco de Aixovall: Unknown
Comment: Paso equipado aprox

Barranco de Aixovall: Unknown1
Comment: Cruce con tramo vf rio

Barranco de Aixovall: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio vf

Barranco de Aixovall: Unknown3
Comment: Fin vf

Barranco de Ajuez

Barranco de Alfusqueiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Behind the river beach dam
Tour: Slides, slides, jumps, jumps and two rappels

Barranco de Alfusqueiro: Canyon End
Return: When we get to where the waterfall of the hydroelectric plant pours, we go out to the right. If we have two vehicles the second one will be there. If not, we will have to take the track to the right and go up the river along the track to the road.

Barranco de Almedia

Barranco de Altavista: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Afur We go back 500m until a left curve where we turn right, just at the foot of the heather forest that leads us to the head of the ravine.

Barranco de Altavista: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will arrive at the Afur river, we turn right to take the PR that will take us to the village

Barranco de Ameixenda

Barranco de Amorín

Barranco de Amorós

Barranco de Anduñans: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track until this track turns a little to the east and approaches the riverbed, before crossing the bridge over the riverbed.

Barranco de Anduñans: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal At p.k. 456.6 we find a small bridge over the generally dry riverbed of our stream, towards Fiscal, a few meters further on we have a track on the left, in the fields, where we can park our vehicle or the return vehicle if we only have one. With the access vehicle we will continue towards Fiscal, almost a kilometer, until a track that comes out on the right. We will find a track generally timber, used by trucks to remove the wood that is obtained up the mountain by this same track, we must take into account when parking to not disturb the possible passage of vehicles of these sizes. We will go up the track another kilometer to park as close as possible to the trailhead. The Forato de las Moras is a very good area if you are not working.
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown
Comment: Dreta pista

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox o combi

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown2
Comment: Aprox o combi

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Inici
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal At p.k. 456.6 we find a small bridge over the generally dry riverbed of our stream, towards Fiscal, a few meters further on we have a track on the left, in the fields, where we can park our vehicle or the return vehicle if we only have one. With the access vehicle we will continue towards Fiscal, almost a kilometer, until a track that comes out on the right. We will find a track generally timber, used by trucks to remove the wood that is obtained up the mountain by this same track, we must take into account when parking to not disturb the possible passage of vehicles of these sizes. We will go up the track another kilometer to park as close as possible to the trailhead. The Forato de las Moras is a very good area if you are not working.
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown3

Comment: Final barranc

Barranco de Antonejera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the bco de Santiago to Lo del Gato and from there to take the tunnel that crosses the mountain, then we will follow the path of the canal. If we have parked in Guarimiar we will go up the path. In both cases by the path to below Targa, from where we see the place where we have left the car down there, we will go down the Trujillo channel until we find the cut to rappel.

Barranco de Antonejera: Canyon End
Return: We will continue to the bed of the ravine where we have parked.

Barranco de Arbanta: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Lepoeder pass towards the Izandorre refuge, we pass it and 200m later we take a track to the left, shortly after we leave it to take another track back to the left that continues descending and becomes a path that goes down parallel to the stream towards the mines, when we reach the bottom of the valley it will go to the Arbanta mines and there next to it is the bridge over the river where we can access. From the French side we will have to take the French path to the south and we can follow it to take the descent described above or, from the Bentarte pass, take the path to the right that goes along the ridge to take the path that goes down to the mines. The third option is to leave from Gainekoleta by the track that goes up the slope towards the last bordas to change slope and go down as a path to the mines, shortly after the bridge over the stream to access.
Tour: Gully with little continuity, boxed areas with rappels and more open areas in which to climb or walk.

Barranco de Arbanta: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the confluence of the rivers we will find the path that leads us to Gainekoleta on the right.

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown1
Comment: Interseccion izquierda

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown2
Comment: Cañon de Arbanta

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown3
Comment: Minas de Arbanta

Comment: A las minas

Comment: Vista boca de la mina

Comment: Txangoamendi

Comment: Izandorre a 100mts

Comment: Fuente

Comment: Embalse Txirriki

Barranco de Archol

Barranco de Ardonés: Canyon Start
Approach: Described in the access by car. From the bridge we will walk along the orographic right of the river until we reach the area where the ravine narrows.
Tour: Three rappels, very cold water and the Bom or Ardonés waterfall with its 65m of water.

Barranco de Ardonés: Canyon End
Return: By the path on the left that gives access to the footbridge where people visit the base of the waterfall.

Barranco De Argumedo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the esplanade we head north between the stone walls following a small path that soon turns right to go into the beech forest, where it will lose its trace. Without losing height we cross a first stream, we leave the beech forest and reach a larger riverbed, our descent.
Tour: Open at the beginning and with short rappels, little by little the descent will be more substantial until we reach the boxed area, where we will find the waterfall of almost 30m. From here it opens again to make the 3 remaining rappels. Strong friction in the rappel of 20 for breakage of the head by fall of stones, has been jagged and sharp the slab. It is not possible to make the slide there is a great trunk that crosses, it is necessary to rappel from the previous head (R18).

Barranco De Argumedo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento 1
Access: We must be located in the Portillo de la Sía, on the Cantabrian side, just at km 7. On the way up there is an esplanade on our left where we can park
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown
Comment: Hayedo

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio barranco

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown2
Comment: Último rápel

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio sendero

Comment: Fin hayedo

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento 2
Access: We must be located in the Portillo de la Sía, on the Cantabrian side, just at km 7. On the way up there is an esplanade on our left where we can park
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco de Atagaitza

Barranco de Atxitarro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Lepoeder pass towards the Izandorre refuge, we pass it and take the track that goes off to the left towards the north, along it another 800m until a left curve where we have the forest at our feet and down there is our stream. From here, through the forest, we must find the best way to go down to the stream and follow it until the beginning of the difficulties. The third option is to leave from Gainekoleta by the national road going up the pass to the Chirrisquín power station, from here there is a track that goes up to the refuge. When we reach the Atxitarro basin, we will turn left following the stream.

Barranco de Atxitarro: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at Arbanta, we will continue our descent over the Turrustaundi waterfall.

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown1
Comment: Interseccion izquierda

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown2
Comment: Cañon de Arbanta

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown3
Comment: Minas de Arbanta

Barranco de Bassa Superior

Barranco de Bausen

Barranco de Bearriztegi

Barranco de Beranuy o Padierno

Barranco de Berriel: Canyon Start

Barranco de Berriel: Canyon End

Barranco de Blaya

Barranco de Bujamé: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Bujamé and Molina From the crossroads we leave to the right until we reach a house where the track ends and continues a descending path, first to the East and then to the North to go down to the bottom of the ravine, crosses it and goes up on the right to climb to an abandoned house, we will continue until we find an old track that we continue until we reach a small riverbed that we will follow until we reach the vertical of our ravine.
Tour: We start right at the 120m vertical, a first 10m rappel gets us into it to then make another 3 from hanging facilities for max 2 people. After the vertical the descent loses substance, we will only have a couple of rappels of 8-10m and skills.

Barranco de Bujamé: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the area of brambles we leave to the right to take a path, this path will take us back down, later, to the bed of our ravine, to follow it to the deposit next to which we parked.

Barranco de Caballera: Canyon Start
Approach: With a single car we can go up the track walking along the path on the left orographic bank until we pass the cirque and enter the riverbed. With two cars we can access from the track where it crosses the stream or park a kilometer before (next to the cuts) and go down the path that leads to the riverbed.
Tour: The first kilometer has nothing remarkable so it is better to access further down and avoid this part. Later we have rappels of up to 45m very open so it is ideal for after heavy rains.

Barranco de Caballera: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at a track that crosses the stream, we take it to the right and we arrive at the track where we park.

Barranco de Cabana Sorda

Barranco de Candís

Barranco de Cano: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, you just have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: See mole. Long routes between rappels and many areas of chaos or vegetation that will slow us down.

Barranco de Cano: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we leave by it towards the Cercado de la Viña Gallery, from here we will take the track that takes us to Aguerche and continues to the road, just above the tunnel.

Barranco de Cañón de Riobarba: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go with two cars the approach is practically immediate, if we go with one car we can decide whether to leave it down on the forest track and walk up the road for an hour or drive up to the dam and go all the way back.

Barranco de Cañón de Riobarba: Canyon End
Return: Once finished the last rappel we will have about 50 meters of river until the bridge of the forest track that crosses it just before it flows into the Sor, we go to the right and follow the track to the car, about 35 minutes, with high flows this bridge makes a dam and accumulates trunks and branches, better to leave a little earlier by the undergrowth.

Barranco de Cantallops

Barranco de Capitán y Fagundo: Canyon Start
Tour: We can go down to the cave of La Vica and return, or continue along the ravine to its confluence with Fagundo where we find the great verticals of up to 100m, we will follow the ravine to the beach line.

Barranco de Capitán y Fagundo: Canyon End
Return: We left to the right to go up to El Tablado.

Barranco de Carmona: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down the track to the riverbed, soon the first vertical
Tour: Several verticals interspersed by the jungle walk areas in this excavated riverbed.

Barranco de Carmona: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the remains of the gallery/mine, we will take the track that leads up to the road.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate from the road
Tour: See topo, countless small slopes and some simple rappels. After rains we will find the pools with water, most of them avoidable.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Canyon End
Return: Two options: 1.- At the confluence with Salmero get into it and go up it, shortly before reaching the road take the escape on the orographic right. 2.- Continue to the track of Bco de la Nava, where the sulfurous waters, here we take the track to the right (uphill) to Navajún.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown
Comment: aflu1

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown1
Comment: cab carr

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown2
Comment: cab salmaro

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown3
Comment: fuente 1 aguas sulfurosas

Comment: fuente 2 aguas sulfurosas

Comment: pkinf

Comment: pksup

Barranco de Castala: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path of the ravine that goes up to the mines, we will pass by the Café con Leche mine and then Benito mine, and from here we will access the rambla.
Tour: Ten rappels, the first is the longest of almost 40m to descend this wadi.

Barranco de Castala: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Barranco de Castala: Unknown
Comment: Mina Café con leche

Barranco de Castala: Unknown1
Comment: Mina Benito

Barranco de Castala: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda. Bajada cabecera barranco

Barranco de Castala: Unknown3
Comment: Pasamanos

Comment: Pasamanos

Comment: Sendero

Barranco de Castillejos de Luna

Barranco de Catata Fonda: Canyon Start
Approach: See wikiloc of access to the virgin of Morillo Then we should continue along the path that goes along the top of the mountains until we reach the bed of our ravine.

Barranco de Catata Fonda: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the track, turn right towards the bridge.

Barranco de Cavadosa: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one vehicle we will have to go to Cima de Vila and go up the road to the indicated track. In both options we will continue along this track to the obvious bed of the stream.
Tour: A fun descent with jumps, slides and skills, a couple of uncomplicated rappels. Better with spring flows to make the descent more entertaining.

Barranco de Cavadosa: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at Cavadosa

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Behind the power plant a path climbs next to the river, we go up it until it changes banks. Soon we pass the waterfall of Linarejos with a handrail of chains and soon arriving almost at the base of the reservoir of Cerrada begins the descent.
Tour: A simple descent full of jumps, jumps and rappels where you can practice. Before the 15m rappel we can get out and avoid the second half of the descent that does not have great difficulties but many jumps and pools in which to cool off.

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the abandoned power plant where we have parked.

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown
Comment: Inicio central hidroeléctrica

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown1
Comment: Senderos

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada de Linarejos

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio barranco

Barranco de Cha Catalina

Barranco de Chigarafa o Salto Guanche: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 6th tunnel we go out through the water channel to the riverbed, the first installation is on the ground.

Barranco de Chigarafa o Salto Guanche: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will only have to follow the ravine until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco de Cho Ildefonso

Barranco de Chorreones: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Chorreones and Inf banks From the parking lot below we will go up the road to P2. In both cases we will take the track that goes to the right and we will follow it until it gets lost, we will follow the torrentera until the top where we will see a track, from here the descent to the riverbed is clear.
Tour: Three rappel zones separated by small climbing/rappelling zones

Barranco de Chorreones: Canyon End
Return: We will cross the Segura to the road

Barranco de Chorreones: Unknown
Comment: 1er rápel Chorreones

Barranco de Chorreones Inferior

Barranco de Coma Capella Este

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Camí de Enginyers, we will pass the refuge of Pedrisses, we will pass the torrent of Grill and soon the trail enters the next basin which is ours.
Tour: Alpine torrent, vertical, with a lot of loose block and somewhat precarious facilities.

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the river Fresser, we will find a path that is the same return of the Fresser to the hydroelectric plant. If we have not left the car here, we will walk to Queralbs.

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown
Comment: Parada cremallera-inicio aproximacion

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Comment: Inicio bco

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Comment: Cabecera barranco

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Comment: Fin bco. Integral (1r y 2o tramo)

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking y fin
Access: By the N260 to Ribes de Freser and there take the detour to Queralbs. If we have two cars and we want to save 10 minutes of walking, we can leave the second car in the central Daió. From Queralbs we will take the rack railway to go up to Nuria.
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the river Fresser, we will find a path that is the same return of the Fresser to the hydroelectric plant. If we have not left the car here, we will walk to Queralbs.

Barranco de Costechal

Barranco de Cregüeña: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area there is a path on the orographic right of the river, this marked path will take us to the ibón de Cregüeña, a route very frequented by hikers and tourists in summer. By this pleasant climb through the forest we will arrive soon, in about 30 minutes without getting too crowded until almost 1700m altitude, where we will see a small path that leads to the river. This is the access to the second part. Continuing along the path another 20min we will see a beautiful waterfall, quite vertical, that we will overcome, we will be almost at 1800m altitude, site to access the ravine by its first part.
Tour: Opened a few years ago by Cabres de Muntanya, 16 rappels distributed in two parts, the upper one with 6 rappels, really in two waterfalls and the other 11 practically consecutive in the second part, with a couple of grooved rappels, where we can feel the force of the water or take advantage of the facilities outside the active. Most of the rappels have facilities on both sides to avoid the assets. It should be noted that the sketch follows the original topography in which only one side of each rappel is marked, but most of them are duplicated and many of them can even be avoided by leaving the riverbed.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we can follow the riverbed to the bridge or go to the right on the trail and descend the same way we came up.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the N260 to Castejón de Sos and take the A139 towards Benasque. We will pass Benasque and continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque we take this detour to the right and go down to the Plan de Turpi, cross the Ésera and at the first left fork there is a track to the right towards the refuge and the bridge of Cregüeña, we go along this road to the bridge and park.
Return: After the last rappel, we can follow the riverbed to the bridge or go to the right on the trail and descend the same way we came up.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown
Comment: Entrada al inferior

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown1
Comment: Cabecera

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Comment: 1 autodescuelgue 11 met

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Comment: Des trepes unos 300 m long

Comment: Afluente izquierda WPT 0000013

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, we access from the road
Tour: After the first easy rappel we will reach the almost 50m high rappel, spectacular. Then a small rappel and we arrive at the escape. From here on, we will have to climb some more with a few cliffs and a simple rappel before reaching the last rappel, also almost 50m long, which will leave us almost at the Tijajana cliff.

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the Tirajana ravine, where we will go up the ravine along the track to where we have left the return vehicle.

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Unknown
Comment: Final Recuperar 2 coche

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Comment: Abandono del Barranco hacia pista GC-651 direccion mirador de la fortaleza o coche retorno

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Comment: Inicio del Barranco

Barranco de Cueva Colora: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the marks of the PR we will go up to the Esparregueras peak, right next to it is the cave that we will "fly over".

Barranco de Cueva Colora: Canyon End

Barranco de Culogallina: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes to the south, to the cut of the Hornos. We will follow the path heading south with the Negro bank on the left and about 500m after the cut we turn right to the Ventana del Nublo, a beautiful natural stone arch that is a fantastic viewpoint. From here we head S-SW for another 500m to find a first watercourse, the bco de la Meca, we will continue almost 100m more to the W to go to our descent.

Barranco de Culogallina: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will go down to take a track a few meters below that will take us to the road. If we only have one vehicle we will turn left through a small valley, there are remains/traces of trails that will take us up the slope until we reach the top, once there we only have to retrace the access road.

Barranco de DaMa

Barranco de Dílar: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the trail along the orographic right of the river Dílar for 1km until the junction that takes us up to boca Pescá, we have a kilometer of zigzagging climb, when we reach the 1200m elevation in the right curve of the trail we will leave the trail and cross this dry riverbed to go to the pass that is left to our left. Once in the pass we will only have to go down this riverbed in search of the first difficulties.

Barranco de Dílar: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the access road to the recreational area almost in front of the parking lot.

Barranco de Dílar: Unknown
Comment: cruce barranco

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Comment: cruce boca pesca

Barranco de Dornajo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Terrero and Dornajo ravines To the right of the viewpoint a track takes us to the ravine.

Barranco de Dornajo: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road, we will have to go through the tunnel to get to the viewpoint where we have parked.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Canyon Start
Approach: From the sharp left turn there is a path that in 200m leaves us at the river.
Tour: Short descent that can be quite slippery. All the rappels are natural, so it will be necessary to choose well to be able to recover the ropes.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach the Louzaras river, we follow it to the Sudrios bridge and here we take the path that goes up to O Touzon.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking coche
Access: We must arrive at Folgoso do Courel From Folgoso by the LU-P-4701 we arrive at Baldomir and from here to O Touzón. Here we can leave the car because we are in the exit or follow a little ahead until a closed curve to the left.
Return: After the last rappel we reach the Louzaras river, we follow it to the Sudrios bridge and here we take the path that goes up to O Touzon.

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Comment: puente

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Comment: Camino de Salida a la izquierda

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Comment: Río Louzaras (Derecha)

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown3
Comment: Final sendero de Aproximación, a la derecha.

Comment: O Touzón

Barranco de El Río

Barranco de Eneco: Canyon Start

Barranco de Eneco: Canyon End
Return: We leave at the pine tree on the right to take the "path" uphill.

Barranco de Eneco: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A7 exit 482 to Agost. Exit at the urbanizations Bonaire and Maigmo. Take the CV827 to Agost. At the first kilometer we have the entrance on the right to the urbanization Aljibe. We will go up to the top to take a track that goes to the east.
Return: We leave at the pine tree on the right to take the "path" uphill.

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Comment: BP XIRAU

Barranco de Erques Medio

Barranco de Erques Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Erques Sup and Med The access is not very intuitive, we leave by the forest track that leaves from the reservoir and, soon, we take a path to the left, always uphill until we reach another track. Following the track to take the path that crosses the bco del agua and going up, we will border orchards to climb to the head of our ravine.

Barranco de Erques Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the great vertical we will have to advance through the chaos of rocks for a while until we reach the R1 of Erques Medio and a small path on our left that is our return. We will go up the path, with some exposed steps and once at the top we follow the same path to the village.

Barranco de Errekazar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the back of the village there is a track that goes up to a hill and enters the valley of our stream, when it crosses the river we access
Tour: A series of small abseils and rappels up to the 30m rappel over the quarry.

Barranco de Errekazar: Canyon End
Return: From the quarry we continue to the left to take the track that leads to the village.

Barranco de Errekazar: Unknown
Comment: cab errekazar

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Comment: cantera ezperun

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Comment: pk errekazar

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Comment: seguir cauce

Comment: zona posible atajo

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Canyon Start
Approach: On the way to the farmhouse, we follow the path that comes out on the left side until it disappears and leaves us at the top of a watercourse, which we will descend along a marked path until we reach the riverbed, soon begins the descent.
Tour: We start with a recoverable handrail, continue with a rappel zone to move on to the handrail with chain and 20m rappel.

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed until we find on the right the private road that leads to Cortijo Salcedo.

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Comment: FinEspantaperros

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Comment: IniEspantaperros

Barranco de Esqueis de Ravionet

Barranco de Fiais: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the town to go down to the riverbed by any of the trails.
Tour: Long descent that gains in magnitude and intensity along its route. In its final part we have the highest verticals.

Barranco de Fiais: Canyon End
Return: We will have to walk for a while along the river bed to the Soldón where we find the PR of Ferradal by which we will go up to Paradapiñol or Rugando. Another option, if we do not have two cars, is to take the path that goes up the slope to the right to Cereixido and when we reach the track we will walk to Fiais.

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown
Comment: Pobo de Féais

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Comment: Inicio del Barranco

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Comment: Final de Barranco

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown3
Comment: Ponte

Comment: Pobo de Paradapiñol

Barranco de Fontizialla: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars the access is very fast, we will go down the track and when it is lost we only have to continue straight ahead towards the riverbed, already very clear. With only one car, we go down the bridge by the orographic right to take the path PR-HU-120, cross the river, the Aigüeta de Viu, and follow the path, with PR marks for just over 1km to a turn of the river, shortly after, see a concrete bridge that we will cross. We will go gently up the slope to head south in search of our stream.
Tour: Fat and enjoyable if we find it with the right flow, with very aesthetic areas. A pity that it is so short

Barranco de Fontizialla: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown Parking
Comment: Cruïlla PARKING GRAN
Access: Take the N123 to Campo, follow it towards Castejón de Sos. Arriving at pk 402 we have the detour to the left to Viu and Senz. After 100m we have on the right (in a left fork of the road) a track that goes to the power station, we drive another 100m before the bridge and park in the small hole there. If there is no place we leave the car in the detour. With the access car, if we have it, we will go up the road to Senz, in the left curve, with a warehouse on the right, a track that goes down to our ravine, we park here.
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

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Comment: aprox

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Comment: pont formigó

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Comment: Dreta dalt

Comment: aprox

Comment: Esquerra accés

Comment: Inici FONTIZIALLA

Comment: Final Fontizialla

Comment: SORTIDA

Comment: aprox i retorn

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Comment: parking 1 cotxe PETIT
Access: Take the N123 to Campo, follow it towards Castejón de Sos. Arriving at pk 402 we have the detour to the left to Viu and Senz. After 100m we have on the right (in a left fork of the road) a track that goes to the power station, we drive another 100m before the bridge and park in the small hole there. If there is no place we leave the car in the detour. With the access car, if we have it, we will go up the road to Senz, in the left curve, with a warehouse on the right, a track that goes down to our ravine, we park here.
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

Barranco de Forte: Canyon Start
Approach: We can leave the car at the junction of the exit track with the road or a little further up, in the curve. The approach is made by a track somewhat closed of vegetation but with the marked path, we had to enter the river just at the first rappel.

Barranco de Forte: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the last rappel we follow the river for a few meters, looking out to the right side of the path that leads to the exit trail that we will follow to the road.

Barranco de Fouillet

Barranco de Freixa das Grobas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes north from the 2nd mill (starting to count from the north) of this row of 6. The track goes in the direction of the next row of mills, down to the bed of our stream and back up again (this is where we return).
Tour: A couple of rappels to approach the great vertical. Once down and almost without difficulties to Grobas.

Barranco de Freixa das Grobas: Canyon End
Return: Almost at Grobas we have another stream on the right and a track on the left, we take it and go up the slope to the mills above. From the top we can see where we have parked

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Provedo and Rovente We continue walking along the track that goes up to the upper track, access to the mills. Once on the upper track, we continue about 500m to a hut, just before the left curve, we turn right on a path that goes to the hut of Rovente, we pass it and go to the next watercourse, here we have the hut of Provedo, under the high of Fuenteprovedo and its mills. We follow the riverbed until the first difficulties.
Tour: Open, through a beautiful beech forest

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will reach the remains of an old disused track. We will go to the right, cross the Rovente river in its escape between the upper and the lower one and continue to the track where we parked.

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Comment: cab bco provedo

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Comment: cabaña rovente cab provedo

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Comment: cabaña rovente cab rovente

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Comment: fin provedo

Comment: inicio provedo

Comment: pk rovente y provedo bajo

Comment: pk rovente y provedo libro

Barranco de Funes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the riverbed over the bridge to cross it through its eye and start the descent.

Barranco de Funes: Canyon End
Return: We ended up right on the road

Barranco de Gabarri: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, north direction, towards the canyoning that is warned. Access to Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks We will leave to the right the waterfall of Paco Leala (generally dry) and the tributary Paco Chacobo with its cascades entobadas. On the orographic right we follow some traces of a path that goes up over the narrows and when the ravine opens up again it is time to descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Entertaining and fun if the water runs, otherwise it is better not to do it. Jumps, dexterity, crystal clear water... To enjoy it.

Barranco de Gabarri: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the river along the access road

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Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Barranco de Gabarri: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

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Comment: Cascada??

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Comment: Final paco chacobo

Comment: Inicio gabarri??

Comment: Final gabarri

Barranco de Gosolfre

Barranco de Grixoa: Canyon Start
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Barranco de Grixoa: Canyon End
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Comment: Aproximación Barrnaco de Grixoa

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Comment: Escape a la izq

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Comment: Inicio de Barranco

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking de segundo coche
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Comment: Retorno por el puente

Barranco de Guardaz

Barranco de Guaria: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the PR until it descends to the riverbed.

Barranco de Guaria: Canyon End
Return: After the Fuente de Guía gallery, we will reach the climbing area, cross a channel and see a path on the orographic right that goes up to Acojeja.

Barranco de Guayarmina: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very simple, we have the rings under the guardrail of the road. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the highway bridge, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we reach the height of the highway, we leave the path and go left towards the Cenobio.

Barranco de Guayarmina: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking to the beach or take the path of Camino de San Felipe.

Barranco de Gumial

Barranco de Hijar: Canyon Start
Approach: Here we will follow the signs that lead us down to Puente Dé.
Tour: We can rappel from the Dé Bridge or cross it and climb up to the riverbed. We will go for a while by cliffs and slides to find the first mandatory rappel of about 10-12m. We will continue a little more to find a jump to a pool, very simple and reach the next two rappels, neither obligatory. The second rappel takes us into a "cueva", or rather a vault, which can cause problems if the flow is high. We will continue climbing for a while more to reach the destination bridge, the Cervalizas.

Barranco de Hijar: Canyon End
Return: We will go out over the bridge parallel to the river until we reach a crossroads where we will turn left and go up to the access road.

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento
Access: We will leave Reinosa on the A67 to go to the ski resort of Alto Campoo (CA183), where we will go about 17 kms where there is a parking lot for the path of the Balcones al Oso (Bear Balconies). We park
Return: We will go out over the bridge parallel to the river until we reach a crossroads where we will turn left and go up to the access road.

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Comment: Camino

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Comment: Aproximación

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Comment: Señal

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Comment: Puente Dé

Comment: Rápel para bajar desde el Puente al río

Comment: Barranco

Comment: Tobogán

Comment: Rápel 10m

Comment: Cuarto rápel

Comment: Fin barranco

Comment: Retorno

Comment: Vistas entorno

Comment: Pista

Comment: Tramo final

Barranco de Hongares

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap Cartography (OSM) We enter Arnedillo and, after a few meters, we turn left at the beginning of a curve, a cobblestone road that climbs to the right. The road ascends -N-; after a while, it turns to the -E- towards a hill. Once in the same one, we found a paved threshing floor, some corrals NE and, something more to the E, the view of the ravine to which we went, flanked by the cuts of the peak "Castellar" -1.025 m.- We continued by the path that goes to the corrals N and that continues by the back part of the same ones. We advance along it to the NW half slope on the way to the bottom of the ravine.
Tour: El descenso se inicia con una zona estrecha surcada por pequeñas badinas y toboganes, con destrepes sucesivos que no superan los cuatro metros. Como en todo el recorrido, la progresión se ve entorpecida por la abundante maleza que ocupa el cauce y las laderas del barranco. En ocasiones, nos veremos obligados a trepar por los laterales del cauce para superar zonas impracticables a causa de los espinosos majuelos. Más tarde, el paisaje se despeja durante un corto tramo, para luego volverse a encajonar y seguir con los repetidos resaltes hasta alcanzar un rapel de 5 metros (cinta en la base de un arbusto a la izquierda). Pronto hallamos dos rapeles encadenados, que suman alrededor de 20m, siendo posible destreparlo con cuidado por la izquierda. Vemos de frente otro tramo recto y abierto en cuyo final se perfilan los cortados donde se encuentra la última vertical. El avance es penoso debido a la maleza, obligándonos a ganar altura por la ladera izquierda (algún tramo expuesto) y superar buena parte del sector alejados del cauce. Más adelante bajamos de nuevo al mismo, y descubrimos una surgencia cuyo caudal desaparece cerca del final del recorrido. La maleza nos molestará otra vez y progresaremos por la ladera derecha hasta alcanzar la última zona del barranco. Aquí nuevamente se encañona y permite circular por su fondo con algún que otro resalte hasta la cabecera del “volado” final de 55 metros. El rapel concluye en un zona muy enzarzada, pudiendo abandonar el descenso a los 35m por la margen derecha orográfica; por la que buscaríamos las trazas más cómodas, descendiendo hacia la ermita de Santiago.

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Cartography If we have not left another car at the end, in which case the return is immediate. From the Ermita de Santiago, follow the road to the right SW and, after passing through a tunnel, you will reach the starting point.

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Comment: cab hoyacalera

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Comment: pk bco hoyacalera

Barranco de Hoz de Carboneros: Canyon Start
Approach: After leaving the car in the parking lot of the Hoz (it is really an end of track), we advance along this road following the signs and indications to Hoz de Carboneros. After about 2 kilometers we leave the track and take a path that will take us directly to the gorge after crossing a stream. The path is not lost given the frequent passage of hikers in the area. Once we reach the first waterfall we turn right to ascend a cliff a few meters to reach the second waterfall. From here we turn right again to ascend through a narrow and earthy channel. Once we overcome it we continue advancing in half slope going up the creek and crossing a rocky ridge with some climbing (II). Once over the ridge we descend to the riverbed and we will arrive at the first rappel.
Tour: Before the first rappel there are two small waterfalls with their respective pools. They are not very attractive but if you want to go up to the top to warm up, it is also a good option. 1st rappel (right) 15m: two parabolts with a double ring. The rappel becomes vertical as we descend with some small overhangs. We advance about 300m over easy terrain until we reach the next rappel. 2nd rappel (left) 9m: two single-ring parabolts. Very steep rappel that connects directly with the third rappel. 3rd rappel (right) 20m: two parabolts with single ring. The longest and most beautiful rappel. Like the first one, it becomes vertical as we advance. We continue about 200m until the last rappel. 4th rappel (left) 9m: unequipped, it can be mounted on the tree that is located right on the edge of the waterfall. Short rappel and something lying down.

Barranco de Hoz de Carboneros: Canyon End
Return: It is done by the same approach path.

Barranco de Jardín: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR following the indications of ascent to the Castle of Acher, it goes to the top of the Espata ravine and climbs up to a forest refuge. Once up there we will see the ravine in the background. We will have to go down through a fairly decomposed area to the riverbed.
Tour: Some small rappels bring us closer to the beautiful waterfalls of 23m and 40m, after this we have a 25m rappel and we reach an open area of no interest. Some guidebooks say that there is a path on the right that leads to the GR. Once here we can leave or continue along the lower part which will take us another hour.

Barranco de Jardín: Canyon End
Return: For the GR if we do not do the lower part we can go down to the road on the left, on the right we would go to the parking lot but it is long. If we do the lower part, we will have to cross the river and go up to the road.

Barranco de Jinete

Barranco de Juan Dana: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to the track and follow it for 1 km, in a right bend we have the dry riverbed of our ravine.

Barranco de Juan Dana: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right through the middle of the mountain going up towards the west, soon we will reach a track that we will follow in ascending direction, it will end up joining with the access track.

Barranco de Juanjorro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the banks of Palmar and Juanjorro Along the path that leaves the village towards the canal, we will go over the walls and reach the Juanjorro riverbed. Access to Palmar and Juanjorro banks

Barranco de Juanjorro: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine up to the height of the first houses that are left on the right, we will see a path that leads us to them.

Barranco de Kuskulleta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go south, pass the bridge and continue 500m to a track that comes out to our right, we take it, climb 100m and in the left curve we leave it aside to climb towards the light turrets. From there following, more or less, the line of the high tension cables we will go to take the cordal up there following the turret. Already almost at 800m of altitude we will see a small path that takes us towards the riverbed.
Tour: The first part of the route is made up of cliffs and bathtubs that will take us to the most vertical area, where we will find 5 rappels. The last rappel, the 40m waterfall, can be split with a natural to the left, but there is usually no problem in the recovery of ropes if we do not want to split.

Barranco de Kuskulleta: Canyon End
Return: At the bottom we will take the GR southbound, leaving us at the road bridge.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Canyon Start
Approach: Through Calvario street we will leave the village and cross a disused horse corral. access, ravine and return (By Elvis Ente) We follow the path, from here we will see the access ridge, we climb along the ridge (easy climbs) up to a 3+ pass that we can climb (there is a tape on a rock bridge to secure the partner) or avoid it to the left by going around the ridge. We continue along the ridge with some aerial and exposed passages until the highest part where we descend to the gully (without a path).
Tour: There are 4 rappels in chains, with no kicker between one and the other. The last 60m rappel could be climbable... be careful with the wet ground.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Canyon End
Return: After the 60m rappel, after about 20 meters we will find a path that will join about 50 meters later to the access path, now we only have to undo the approach path and we will arrive to the car.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown Parking
Access: You have to get to Borriol, and leave the car on the Botalaria road.
Return: After the 60m rappel, after about 20 meters we will find a path that will join about 50 meters later to the access path, now we only have to undo the approach path and we will arrive to the car.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown
Comment: Corral Caballos

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown1
Comment: Fin barranco

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio cresta

Comment: Paso 3+

Comment: Bajada al barranco

Barranco de l Espunyola

Barranco de la Acedera

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: Guayedra and Acedera Ravine By the exit of the Guayedra ravine, we pass the two water ponds and continue upstream, soon, almost at the confluence of Guayedra with Palosblancos, we will leave the riverbed to the left to take the Lomo de la Gamona. By this hill we will walk almost 1km until 500m of altitude, moment to lie down to the right in search of the rings.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the road, another option is to turn right to the hill and retrace the ascent.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: Bcos area Tamadaba/ElRisco We have to place ourselves in the NW part of the island, in the Natural Park of Tamadaba. Bcos Guayedra and Acedera/Acedera Inf. On the GC200 between El Risco and Agaete. At p.k. 5,8 we have the closed curve over the Guayedra ravine, next to the quarry, and a few meters later a parking area on the right.
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the road, another option is to turn right to the hill and retrace the ascent.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Embalse

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Caseta, pasar con cuidado pegado a la verja

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Por la canaleta

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Embalses

Comment: Casa

Comment: Primera anilla

Barranco de la Algualeja: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately from the access bridge, here we have the installation of the first descent.
Tour: Simple descent, well installed that will be perfect to initiate people in canyoning. A first rappel from the bridge, then another after the dam and a third with handrails to reach a pool that may have water. We will continue walking a little until we find the short rappels 4 and 5 before the narrow ones, very well formed. A small chaos with dexterity will leave us in the 6th rappel and shortly after the natural one from the pine tree to finish the canyon. Before the rappel from the pine tree, which usually leads to pools with permanent water, you can go up the right side along a clear path that leads to a tributary where there are four more rappels installed with parabolt, the highest of about 10 m.

Barranco de la Algualeja: Canyon End
Return: We will continue until we find a path on the left by which we will go out to the aforementioned track. Without combination of cars we will have to continue walking along the road up to the bridge. According to the companion aperez55: "it is possible to make until below and then to go up completely, it is easier, more amusing and fast in the return, and you add extra activity", likewise he comments that it is possible to go up for both margins with care.

Barranco de la Algualeja: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to get to Aledo, from Totana by the RM502. Once in Aledo, we will follow the road until we pass the town and reach a traffic circle that we will take to the left on the RM-C21 Lorca. After 2 kms we will see a detour to the left to Estrechos de la Arboleja that we will leave behind and a kilometer later another detour to the left that we will take. One kilometer after the left curve we arrive at a bridge over the riverbed. Here we will park the access car. If we have a return car we continue along the road for about 2kms until a junction with the RM-C8 that we will take to the right towards the Ermita de la Virgen de las Viñas, we will leave it behind and a right curve. At the next left turn there is a track on the right where we can park.
Return: We will continue until we find a path on the left by which we will go out to the aforementioned track. Without combination of cars we will have to continue walking along the road up to the bridge. According to the companion aperez55: "it is possible to make until below and then to go up completely, it is easier, more amusing and fast in the return, and you add extra activity", likewise he comments that it is possible to go up for both margins with care.

Barranco de la Angostura

Barranco de la Arena: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is quite obvious, we must descend to the riverbed and follow it wherever we can until it starts to get boxed in.

Barranco de la Arena: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach a fenced farm on our left, which we will follow until we find a passage through which to pass, we follow some water pipes that leave us on a track with fence and from here looking for passage to the road.

Barranco de La Bina: Canyon Start
Approach: Location bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina If we park on the bridge we will be in the riverbed, but there is not a good place where even two cars can fit. If we park where we will leave at the exit of a farmhouse 800 meters before we will walk 10 minutes along the road.
Tour: Progression along the river through the undergrowth rappels in natural and fun skills until you reach the rappel 3 and 4 that are followed and give way to a reed bed and the end of the canyon. To side and side of the river there are private farms where they do not seem to appreciate the canyoning and the meetings are sabotaged, obligatory cords of abandonment, short and long and mallones to undertake the descent without problems.

Barranco de La Bina: Canyon End
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 5 coches
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking1
Comment: NO PARKING, NO!
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 2 coches
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown
Comment: Font

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown1
Comment: Bina acceso

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown2
Comment: ,???

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown3

Comment: Bina salida

Comment: Derecha arriba

Comment: RETORNO

Barranco de la Cala: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path to the stream.
Tour: Long descent with multiple skills and 6 rappels.

Barranco de la Cala: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final del barranco
Access: We will leave Estepona and head north on the MA-8301 towards Peñas Blancas. After the p.k. 6, after 500m we have a right turn and shortly before we have a place to park the return car. With the access car we go up to the p.k. 9, we pass the viewpoint and after 100m we have a track on the left. We will park here or if we have a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until a sharp right curve in which we get into the watercourse of our riverbed.
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown
Comment: Ojo entrada a pista

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking superior, ojo pista de piedras
Access: We will leave Estepona and head north on the MA-8301 towards Peñas Blancas. After the p.k. 6, after 500m we have a right turn and shortly before we have a place to park the return car. With the access car we go up to the p.k. 9, we pass the viewpoint and after 100m we have a track on the left. We will park here or if we have a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until a sharp right curve in which we get into the watercourse of our riverbed.
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown1
Comment: Vista de los coches de abajo y el barranco completo

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada al barranco

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track about 200m up until we pass a hut. Bordering its wall we ascend until we meet a cattle trail that goes halfway up the slope to the head of the Lobao. After 20min we will see that it descends towards the stream.
Tour: Simple descent with seven rappels of which only the one of 30-35m can represent a problem for beginners. Very aesthetic and lush environment, almost always with water except in summer if it has been a long time without rain.

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Canyon End
Return: You reach the bridge

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown
Comment: Inicio de la actividad

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown1
Comment: Camino de aproximación

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown2
Comment: Subiendo

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown3
Comment: Bajada al inicio del barranco

Comment: Inicio barranco

Comment: Primer rápel

Comment: Segundo rápel

Comment: Tercero

Comment: Quinto

Comment: Sexto

Comment: Fin

Barranco de la Carbonera

Barranco de la Casoleta

Barranco de la Chiquera

Barranco de la Coladilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Evidently, we will only have to go to the watercourse
Tour: Two rappels, one of which from the dam

Barranco de la Coladilla: Canyon End
Return: We follow the promenade and exit to the right when we can.

Barranco de la Coladilla: Unknown
Comment: parkin

Barranco de la Coladilla: Unknown1
Comment: area recreativa el pinarillo

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the riverbed until we pass under the freeway, turn right onto the street where we have parked.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown1

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown2
Comment: Cueva

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint1
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown3

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint2

Comment: Cruce de 2 barrancos

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint3

Comment: Salida del ba

Barranco de la Culata: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bracamonte and Culata banks We will continue through the cemetery to the viewpoint, from here there is a path on the left that takes us down to the riverbed.

Barranco de la Culata: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the left until we reach the first buildings and the track where we have parked.

Barranco de la Era: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the parking lot, on the other side of the wadi, there is a very clear path that leads to the mines. Along this trail/track we climb almost 1km until we see the riverbed on our left.
Tour: Dry, open descent, wide headwaters requiring delayed installations and the use of anti-rocks

Barranco de la Era: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Angosturas ravine, we will follow it down to the parking lot.

Barranco de la Era: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de la era

Barranco de la Era: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Barranco de la Era: Unknown2
Comment: Mina de yeso

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Canyon Start
Approach: By the VF we will go up to the last bridge where we will cross over the ravine, from here we will be able to crown the needle by the back part until we find the rappel installation (27m) or continue descending with the ferrata until the pass that gives access to the ravine (under the bridge) where we will find another installation (R15).
Tour: Very vertical with the final climax of the cantilevered rappel.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, walk down to the left to approach the train tracks, to rappel or climb up some clamps to the ground, then walk left to the end and climb up some clamps to the start of the VF.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown Parking
Access: From Malaga to Pizarra and from there to Alora. Once in Alora take the detour to El Chorro. In the village follow the signs to the Via ferrata, it is simple, at the entrance of the village, at the bar next to the tracks, follow the street on the right, the bar street straight ahead until you leave the village, there is a fork in the track, on the right goes the GR and on the left the access to the VF.
Return: After the last rappel, walk down to the left to approach the train tracks, to rappel or climb up some clamps to the ground, then walk left to the end and climb up some clamps to the start of the VF.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Vía Ferrata El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Barranco El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown2
Comment: Fin Barranco El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown3
Comment: Encima vías del tren

Comment: Grapas

Comment: Tirolina

Barranco de la ferrata de Gos: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediate access to the Mora channel. We will climb by any of the 3 variants, once up we will see the anchorages of the two rappels. The second one is 85-90m. Be very careful!
Tour: A first rappel to access the vertical and then the long run to the base of the Mora channel.

Barranco de la ferrata de Gos: Canyon End
Return: Through the access channel

Barranco de la Foradada

Barranco de la Fos: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue straight ahead along the azagador road with the cuttings on the right. The road will turn right but we continue straight ahead between plots until it takes us to the ravine.
Tour: Dry except if it is raining, after the 25m rappel it is better to get out because there are only brambles, a couple of ledges and some pitfalls that are not avoidable.

Barranco de la Fos: Canyon End
Return: We leave to the right looking for animal trails that lead us to the access road.

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda y derecha

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown1
Comment: Barranc de la Fos

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha escape!

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown3
Comment: Corral/senda/derecha!

Barranco de la Fuente: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this trail for another 700m until we almost reach a channel, here we turn left and a few meters below this channel we continue parallel. The ravines along this path are the Fuente ravine, the next one is the Órganos ravine and the third one is Aguirre. In our case we will go on the right side by a losing path until we reach the vertical of the first rappel.

Barranco de la Fuente: Canyon End
Return: Almost at the first street, we go halfway up the slope to the left to go to Cruz Colorada street, we will go up to the cemetery.

Barranco de la Fuente Mujosa

Barranco de la Fuga de los Cuatro Reales: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar to the cirque of the Fuga de los Cuatro Reales, over the gallery of Izaña.

Barranco de la Fuga de los Cuatro Reales: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will only have to follow the ravine until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco de la Geganta

Barranco de la Granja: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same guardrail of the road, there is a path that crosses the river. We will always continue along the most obvious path and when it turns to the right into the pine forest, we will leave it to the left to go down a valley to the river.

Barranco de la Granja: Canyon End
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown
Comment: Vistas barranco

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown Parking
Access: From the town of Aliaga take the road A-1403 and just to reach the village of Pitarque, but without entering it, in a sharp left turn, take the road TE-V-8042 by which we will continue 3.4 km until you reach a junction, we on the right A-1702 and 5 km we will reach Villarluengo. From Villarluengo we will continue on A.1702 towards La Cañada de Veratanduz, at 4.2km we will see a widening in the road where we will park the vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown1
Comment: Hacia abajo

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown2
Comment: Cruzar rio

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown3
Comment: valla

Comment: r 1m

Comment: Bloque empotrado

Comment: Cruzar rio

Comment: Izquierda, arriba por la pedrera

Comment: carretera

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Posible parking
Access: From the town of Aliaga take the road A-1403 and just to reach the village of Pitarque, but without entering it, in a sharp left turn, take the road TE-V-8042 by which we will continue 3.4 km until you reach a junction, we on the right A-1702 and 5 km we will reach Villarluengo. From Villarluengo we will continue on A.1702 towards La Cañada de Veratanduz, at 4.2km we will see a widening in the road where we will park the vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue walking towards the next pond from where a PR starts that zigzags us up to the top of the mountain range. Once up the path forks, we will take to the right towards the head of our ravine. Just when the pines are running out on our right we will leave the path to go into the riverbed.
Tour: A very easy first part up to the rappel from the bush to access the head of R25. From here it is a vertical and vertiginous descent.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the ravine to the pond, then we will have a path to go north to the car.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown
Comment: Puerta (hay agujero)

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a PR

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown2
Comment: Collado de la Naveta

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha cross (atajo)

Comment: Pista/panel informativo

Barranco de la Hoya o Pañart: Canyon Start
Approach: After crossing the stream, a path comes out that climbs steeply up to 1500m. Here we will turn right on a losing path through the forest until we reach the stream of Pañart.
Tour: Vertical canyon in its first part and more open and with rappels in ramp below. In summer it dries out so it is better to do it in spring or after rains.

Barranco de la Hoya o Pañart: Canyon End
Return: We will continue to the track that we will take on the right to the car.

Barranco de la Juliana: Canyon Start

Barranco de la Juliana: Canyon End

Barranco de la Linde

Barranco de la Llosa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track for almost 2 kms until we reach the torrent, we will be on the first vertical with stunning views of the Cardener valley.
Tour: A first rappel, there are 2 spits without a plate or from one on top, to access the vertical, where we have the first long rappel of about 45m. Then a wooded area with rappels that will take us to the second vertical. Here we will also have a first access rappel and then the long rappel of about 60m.

Barranco de la Llosa: Canyon End
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 Final
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Turismes
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 cotxes alts
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown
Comment: Accés senda

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada al llit del barranc

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown2
Comment: Cardener

Barranco de La Losa

Barranco de la Malena: Canyon Start
Approach: From Poveda de la Sierra we can park at the exit of the village towards Taravilla and go up the ravine along a path that runs parallel to the right of it, or park at the entrance of the village and follow a well-marked trail to its beginning.
Tour: Simple, only two rappels and several skills.

Barranco de la Malena: Canyon End
Return: You reach the road

Barranco de la Malena: Unknown
Comment: Entrada Cauce

Barranco de la Malena: Unknown1
Comment: Final Barranco

Barranco de la Manta: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Manta, Palo y Medio We will leave by the access path that goes up by the orographic right of the riverbed until it crosses it, we will be able to accede by here or if we want to go up it something more.

Barranco de la Manta: Canyon End
Return: After the long rappel we reach a chaos and we have a trail on the right marked by which we will go to the uphill trail.

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown1

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown2

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown3

Barranco de la Mascarada: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mascarada and Clotet banks We cross the ravine and by a path that comes out on the opposite bank we go about 1 km until we reach an old track. Here we turn right onto a path that this time goes up the slope towards the head of Mascarada and Clotet.
Tour: Open, very continuous and very similar to Clotet.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Canyon End
Return: When we get down to the river, we cross it and go up the other side to the trail.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the N260 to Castejón de Sos, where we turn off to Benasque on the A139. Access to the Mascarada and Clotet bcos. We cross Benasque and continue along the road. At the traffic circle we turn to Cerler, we pass the village towards the slopes. At pk 9.4 we have a sharp right curve and a track to the left along the slope. We take it and park at the end, in Bco Ardones.
Return: When we get down to the river, we cross it and go up the other side to the trail.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown1
Comment: Final Mascarada

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown2
Comment: Final Cllotet

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio Mascarada

Comment: Inicio Cllotet

Comment: Cascada de Ardonés

Comment: Acequia. Escape

Barranco de la Meca

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We pass the fence and continue along the track for almost a kilometer, towards the source of the Pariderilla, until a right turn, here we will find a milestone and as a reference we will have to go down the hill that delimits the bed of the stream left of the main one. Before arriving at the rocky crest we will throw us to the left to enter the dry tributary. Soon the first rappels

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the beach of the Naranjero reservoir, we will see a small path on our left ascending. We will go up it following the milestones (it is better to carry a GPS to avoid getting lost on the way up).

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown
Comment: Cruzar valla/por abajo!

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a primer cauce

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda salida/Playa!

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown3
Comment: Izquierda 'sendero'

Comment: Pino referencia!

Comment: 2 pinos/bajar a afluente

Comment: Subir por cauce/acortar!

Comment: Derecha salir cauce/cross

Barranco de la Pasada: Canyon Start
Approach: Directo
Tour: A little after passing the track above the stream, it narrows, we will find a first short rappel and then the long rappel to finish descending to the gap. Shortly after a bifurcation to climb/rappel and the difficulties end if we do not continue to Barzolos.

Barranco de la Pasada: Canyon End
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we are going to combine both descents. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road to Bigüezal, in the same village, after passing the garbage garbage cans in the left curve, there is a track on the right that we will take. After 800m the track makes a double left-right curve with a hut on the right and crosses a stream, ours. We park
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown
Comment: Fin Barzolos

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Barzolos

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown Parking1
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we are going to combine both descents. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road to Bigüezal, in the same village, after passing the garbage garbage cans in the left curve, there is a track on the right that we will take. After 800m the track makes a double left-right curve with a hut on the right and crosses a stream, ours. We park
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Pasada

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown3
Comment: Fin Pasada

Barranco de la Peña: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the same street to take the S70 path to Roque Nublo on the right, we will cross the road again 100m later to leave it behind. After 800m, at the fork, we will go to the right, flanking under the rocks to pass over the bco la Peña and after 1500m from the fork we will leave the path to continue horizontally to the next riverbed which we will reach after another 150m. Here we will find the first rappels
Tour: See topo After the first rappels we exit to the right to return to the bco La Peña and face the long rappel.

Barranco de la Peña: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we left to the right along a small path through the forest to a track that we crossed and continued along the path to the back of the hermitage.

Barranco de La Pileta: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, down to the riverbed
Tour: Semi-open canyon, almost all the rappels are quite steep, there are no big verticals.

Barranco de La Pileta: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left down the slope to go down to the road.

Barranco de La Pileta: Unknown
Comment: 04550 Gérgal

Barranco de La Pileta: Unknown1

Barranco de la Plata

Barranco de la Plaza

Barranco de la Presa: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is obvious although it is better not to go along the riverbed up to the sports area, it is very well dressed.

Barranco de la Presa: Canyon End
Return: Same return as Bujete, we will leave to the right by a small path towards the ruins of the works of the dam. When approaching the wall we will see the Ferrata by which we must climb. We will continue along the ridge and we will see a dirt road, at the crossroads we will go to the right until we reach our parking.

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Entrada a parking
Access: We must be located in Cortes de Pallás, which we will reach by the CV428. About 200m from the village there is a track on the left (Otonel sign) by which we will go about 2.5kms to the basin of the Bujete ravine, we will continue about 500m to a left curve where we have a track on our left. We get in and park
Return: Same return as Bujete, we will leave to the right by a small path towards the ruins of the works of the dam. When approaching the wall we will see the Ferrata by which we must climb. We will continue along the ridge and we will see a dirt road, at the crossroads we will go to the right until we reach our parking.

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown
Comment: Barranc de la Presa (derecha 'senda')

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown1
Comment: Paso a zona alta/ferrata

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown2
Comment: Ferrata (K2/K2+)

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown3
Comment: Trepada y fin de ferrata

Comment: Izquierda hacia la casa/valla

Comment: Panorámica Río Jucar

Comment: Valla abierta/paso a pista

Comment: Pista derecha

Comment: Derecha atajo

Barranco De La Primera Boquera

Barranco de la Ribereta: Canyon Start
Approach: Trail well marked and traveled by hikers. After the refuge we have the GR detour to the right to climb to the pass of Eriste (direction Ref Angel Orus), we will go up this beautiful path through forests seeing in the background the gap that we will descend. Almost at 2300m altitude, the path that climbs to the pass continues straight ahead and a path to our right to the Ibón de Millares, we take this path and soon the path approaches the riverbed, we can access from here or from the dam, a few meters above.
Tour: The descent officially begins at the dam, where the sketch shows a first 50-meter rappel. In reality, this vertical does not exist: it is a ramp that can be climbed without difficulty, which allows you to advance directly to the next section. The access path passes through R2 (50 m), so you can also start there. However, it is worth the climb up to the dam to enjoy the views of the lake, an environment of great alpine beauty. ⚠️ Important: Rope recovery is complicated in most of the canyon, due to the ease of rope snagging in rock grooves or trunks. Careful rope management is recommended: flush the rope, rappel while unclimbing, locate the recovery points well ... At the end of the descent you cross an ice arch bridge with a large block that is usually maintained throughout the summer, a spectacular closure for a demanding and visually stunning alpine canyon.

Barranco de la Ribereta: Canyon End
Return: Once it opens we will go to the right to take the access path.

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown
Comment: enter canyon

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown1
Comment: exit canyon

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown2
Comment: rejoin path

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track until almost the refuge of Biadós, before the camping there is a lot of place to park.
Return: Once it opens we will go to the right to take the access path.

Barranco De La Segunda Boquera

Barranco de La Sobaquera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend we go right along the ridge with our ravine on our right following an old track, a few meters the track turns right and we will go left to the NW, following the ridge a few meters above the ravine, by a little path little marked. When the path reaches the riverbed we will simply have to follow it.

Barranco de La Sobaquera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the path that joins the Cuevas ravine to the road. If we only have one vehicle we will follow 100m to the path that goes to the left and up to Teno, you can't miss it, we will reach the cheese factory and continue up to our vehicle.

Barranco de la Torrentera

Barranco de la Viñas: Canyon Start
Approach: With an access car it would be a matter of going down the riverbed to the beginning of the slopes just before the cuts. With a single car we have to go up the tracks and some trails below Lentegí to the ravine (see map).
Tour: Vertical, dry

Barranco de la Viñas: Canyon End
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de la Viñas: Unknown Parking
Comment: parking salida
Access: We must approach Lentegi. On the bridge at the exit of Lentegi we can park the car to return. With the access car we follow the track that comes out at the end of the village to the beginning of the route of Las Viñas, after almost 500m there is a track on the left, downhill just in the Bco Las Viñas we will go down to where it meets the ravine and park.
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de la Viñas: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking entrada
Access: We must approach Lentegi. On the bridge at the exit of Lentegi we can park the car to return. With the access car we follow the track that comes out at the end of the village to the beginning of the route of Las Viñas, after almost 500m there is a track on the left, downhill just in the Bco Las Viñas we will go down to where it meets the ravine and park.
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Canyon Start
Approach: Formerly the approach was made by the left orographic now is not possible due to conflicts with private landowners. We will follow the path of Cercerillo (without sun) on the orographic right until we reach the Montalbán irrigation ditch (with shade) which we will follow to the right towards the beginning. If this irrigation ditch carries water, it may not be a good idea to enter the ravine.
Tour: Once the ditch reaches the river in a beautiful walkways we change and enter the riverbed, perhaps going up more road there would be some more rappel. We walk 100 meters and we find the R1 of 15 meters followed by the R2 of 5 meters. After walking 100 meters we found the best rappel of the descent, the R3 12 meters dangerous with flow, followed by a delicate cliff and the R4 of 8 meters. After a tedious 500m walk will give way to two more rappels and the end of the canyon.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Canyon End
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown
Comment: Acceso

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown1
Comment: Acceso1

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown2

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown3
Comment: Aprox1

Comment: Aprox2

Comment: Aprox3

Comment: Derecha

Comment: Derecha Montalbán

Comment: FINAL

Comment: Fuente1

Comment: Lanjarón

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 2 Cercerillo
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Cercerillo1
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking Cercerillo
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking3
Comment: Parking Cercerillo1

Comment: Parking Cercerillo11

Barranco de las Ánimas: Canyon Start
Approach: Following a half path down to a dry riverbed, we cross it and go up, 100m later a milestone marks where to leave the trail to take the cordal that goes up the mountain to a track. We will take it to the left with the riverbed of our ravine already at our feet. About 250m later we leave the track and go down to the riverbed.

Barranco de las Ánimas: Canyon End
Return: It ends in a path that comes from the village of Ánimas, a fountain welcomes us, we follow the path to the point where we turn off at the access

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown
Comment: Cruce barranco

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown3
Comment: Bajada izquierda

Comment: Cauce del barranco

Comment: Ráppel

Comment: Fin barranco deportivo

Barranco de las Barandas

Barranco de las Calderas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same parking a path heading west, almost no slope, which we will follow for 2.5 kilometers. Here, just at the curve of the track, there is a small path heading north that gradually turns left to get into the head of the boilers.

Barranco de las Calderas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go left following the cairns to the track where we turn off. We retrace the access road.

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow trail SL1 up to the pass where we turn right to leave our trail and continue over the cuttings for another 1 km.

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Canyon End
Return: We will descend to the access path

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown1
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown2
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown3

Barranco de las Goteras

Barranco de Las Hiedras

Barranco de las Huesas: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path that comes out next to the pond and goes up the mountain, we will pass the Mediodía cave and continue. Passing a hill where the path turns south towards the Viso, we will go to the watercourse in front of us that is our ravine.

Barranco de las Huesas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track below, we will take it to the left and it will lead us to the vehicle.

Barranco de las Lajas

Barranco de las Madres del Agua: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the GR towards Portillo del Topo where we will leave the GR and go to the right along the trail, after the steel cable the trail crosses the ravine.

Barranco de las Madres del Agua: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the access road

Barranco de las Majadas Viejas

Barranco De Las Mejías: Canyon Start
Approach: Through Saladero Street to go down to the Aguas Del Sauzal Gallery.

Barranco De Las Mejías: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the road on the right. If we only have one vehicle we go up to the intersection with Sierva de Dios street, this street leaves us in the same place where we have parked.

Barranco de las Melosas y de las Palmitas: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediate access and returns
Tour: See topo. We will descend the most rocky part of Melosas and when it turns to the east we leave by the right hillside, after going up we will see the Palmitas riverbed, we will descend to it and follow it until the following difficulties.

Barranco de las Melosas y de las Palmitas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the riverbed to GC551.

Barranco de las Moradillas

Barranco de las Ñameras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras Along the path of Las Hiedras for about 600m, here we exit to the right, through the bush, towards the riverbed.

Barranco de las Ñameras: Canyon End
Return: After the Salto del Tornero we can go out to the right or left trails that go up the ravine. If we reach the Dragos trail, we can also go up the PR that we have on one side or the other.

Barranco de las Pilas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Pilas and Hondo We left the village by the PR that leaves almost from the p.k 8 and goes up the hill of the mountain, soon turns to the right above the cut above the village to pass a hill and get into the account of the ravine of the Pilas. Arriving at the riverbed we begin the descent

Barranco de las Pilas: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road and follow it to the village where we parked.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Ermita there is a track parallel to the stream that goes down to a dam.
Tour: From the dam a fairly open descent until almost the cut over the Tajo, where it closes a little and reaches some entity the descent.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Tajo, we will go to the right up to the straits and after passing them, soon after, there is a path on our right that goes up to an old track that will take us to the Ermita.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown
Comment: Zona de estrechos

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown1

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown2
Comment: Ermita

Barranco de las Revueltillas: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver mapa
Tour: Simple dry canyon with 3 rappels and a few drops.

Barranco de las Revueltillas: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right to the Cahorros trail.

Barranco de las Siete Fuentes: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go with only one car we will have to walk up the road to the village. From the sign "Carretera de Montaña", there is a path on the right that goes down to the stream, we follow it until the first installation.
Tour: Nice descent that, from time to time, is sabotaged by the people of the village. Anyway we can always descend it in natural from trees. In the middle part of the ravine we will have a couple of kicking areas.

Barranco de las Siete Fuentes: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the confluence with the Compludo River we will follow it to the bridge. Caution with the flow of this river!

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Canyon Start
Approach: Parked on the esplanade next to the track and the ravine. We climb to the left of the wall by the most obvious option. From the top you can see the descent to the ravine.
Tour: Short access, immediate return, great views, 5 rappels, one of them of about 40m and the possibility of combining with any other in the area.

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Canyon End
Return: Immediate. It ends next to the track. Just walk to it and from there to where we leave the car.

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown
Comment: PUNTAL DEL RISCO

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown1
Comment: CERRO DUDA

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown2
Comment: CERRO TEJOS

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown3
Comment: PICO DEL BUITRE

Comment: RIO CASTRIL

Comment: CAÑON DE TUNEZ

Comment: CAÑON MAGDALENA

Comment: CAÑON SECO

Comment: CAÑON TABERNILLAS

Comment: ALTO DE LA CABRILLA

Comment: EMPANADAS

Comment: MORRA DEL POYO DE RAMOS

Comment: NACIMIENTO CASTRIL

Comment: CAÑON PERALEJO

Comment: CERRO LOS TORNAJOS

Comment: LA CABRILLA ALTA

Comment: CAMPING

Comment: CAÑON BUITRE

Comment: EMBALSE DEL PORTILLO

Comment: POBLADO DE LA CENTRAL

Comment: CORTIJOS

Comment: COLLADO TINTERO

Comment: CARRIL

Comment: ACCESO CABECERA

Barranco de las Tejas: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path of the Maroma, when we reach the Arroyo Rábita we cross it and continue upwards until we reach the Arroyo las Tejas.
Tour: Nice descent for its peculiar rappels, the negative point is that it is almost impossible to find the ravine with water. At the end there are some pools that are usually full of dirty water.

Barranco de las Tejas: Canyon End
Return: We follow the irrigation ditch from the Fuente de la Fájara to the access road.

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown
Comment: atajo desde la cueva

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown1
Comment: cruce Maroma-Barranco

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown2
Comment: HACIA CUEVA

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Canillas del Aceituno. From the A45 in Casabermeja take the A356. Or by the A7 also A356 Velez-Malaga. On both sides we must get to pk39 and turn off to Canillas de Aceituno. Arriving at the village at the traffic circle we take a small road to the left towards "Cueva de la Fájara" when we reach the river we look for where to leave the car back. We go up the road and take the street that goes from the village to the soccer field, where the path that goes up to the Maroma begins, here we leave the other car.
Return: We follow the irrigation ditch from the Fuente de la Fájara to the access road.

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown3
Comment: paso con cable de seguridad

Barranco de las Tobalinas o del Jargu: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to pk 168.9 we have the exit of the PR AS175 or Jargú path. We will go up it until the electric turret (I think the 4th or 5th curve to the left). By the path of the turret we access the stream.
Tour: Slippery descent through tuffs and that from the upwelling goes with water. If we do it after rains form a very colorful waterfalls to descend. Caution that is quite slippery. (2024.07-Juan Angel B.) There has been a landslide of trees and land that makes it difficult to pass through the riverbed in the last section of exit to 20meters of the road. It can be avoided on the left side of the riverbed, moving about 10 meters away, without great difficulties, except for the vegetation.

Barranco de las Tobalinas o del Jargu: Canyon End
Return: We reached the road

Barranco de las Torres: Canyon Start
Approach: From the chapel leaves the local trail PR-TF-71.1 to Boca del Paso and its paragliding area. We will walk along this path for more than a kilometer to a small ravine with a couple of solitary pines on the main riverbed of the Torres, an area where we will go down to a small ravine.

Barranco de las Torres: Canyon End
Return: The last rappel, next to the gallery of the Towers, leaves us in a dam that, in the rainy season, may have water. We will leave by the path to the right and that leads us to the track where we have parked.

Barranco de las Vacas: Canyon Start
Approach: In the direction of the ravine along the road there is a path on the right we will take it and follow it northbound with the bank always on our left, after 1km we have a water reservoir on the right and a tributary of the ravine through which we will access with the first rappels.
Tour: See mole. Simple descent that serves as an initiation. We will be able to make 6 rappels and to leave by the bridge of the highway and we avoided combination of vehicles.

Barranco de las Vacas: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge we will only have to return by the road to the vehicle if we do the short version. If we do the full version, after the last rappel, we will continue along the riverbed to the GC551.

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown
Comment: Cima

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown1
Comment: Cueva

Barranco de las Vacas: Waypoint
Approach: In the direction of the ravine along the road there is a path on the right we will take it and follow it northbound with the bank always on our left, after 1km we have a water reservoir on the right and a tributary of the ravine through which we will access with the first rappels.

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown2
Comment: Collado de montaña

Barranco de las Vallejadas

Barranco de las Vegas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that leaves the street and at the first crossroads on the right to go down to the riverbed. You can't get lost

Barranco de las Vegas: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine has opened and we are in the surroundings of Las Rosas we will see the path that crosses the ravine, we take it to the left to go up to the village.

Barranco de Las Vigas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hermitage, a few meters ahead along the track on the right, 100m later a small path on the right leads down to the river bed.

Barranco de Las Vigas: Canyon End
Return: After the big jump, in the Salto de Las Vigas Gallery. On the right we will see a concrete staircase to access the channel, we will go over the ravine with magnificent views and small caves made for the channel, until we get to the dirt track that leads to the road.

Barranco de Lere: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, the following one would be Diablillo.

Barranco de Lere: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and the last cliff, on the left there is a path that in a moment leaves us on the track, we take it to the left, always going upwards and to the left to go to the place where we left the vehicle.

Barranco de Lere: Unknown
Comment: Pasar la valla

Barranco de Lere: Unknown1
Comment: Bajada izquierda al barranco

Barranco de Lere: Unknown2
Comment: Sakto

Barranco de Lerito

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Canyon Start
Approach: Right there, next to the walls, there is a marked path that goes around the walls approaching the Cova del Diví, we will turn right to get into a watercourse under the gaze of the Diví rock. Some milestones / cairns and some red dots will elevate us through this valley, leaving the ravine to our left. Passing a ledge we will see a sign indicating the entrance on the left.
Tour: Some first short rappels and abseils will bring us closer to the interesting part of the canyon. We will link an R25, with a hanging R35 which is accessed from a bush making a natural 7m. In the hanging meeting we can only be 3 people. We will only need the R38 to reach the base.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Canyon End
Return: We will see a small path on the left that will take us to the access path.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown Parking
Access: From Villajoyosa we take the CV770 towards Orxeta and Sella, we will pass Orxeta and continue straight on to Sella. Just at the entrance of the village we have the detour to the right to the Barranc de L'Arc, follow this little road to the Font de l'Arc (we can follow the signs PR CV9 - Benimantell) are 4 km. We can park here or continue straight on along the PR CV9, about 700m and almost next to a house we have a place to park a couple of cars.
Return: We will see a small path on the left that will take us to the access path.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown
Comment: Vistas de

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown1
Comment: Roquedañ a la derecha

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown2
Comment: Muret a la derecha.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown3
Comment: Cartel indicador. Inicio a 10min.

Comment: Vistas al Puig Campana.

Comment: Fin del barranco. Salido izquierda.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret From the reservoir there is a winding path that goes up the mountainside, it is the PR CV7 or Senda les Revoltes, we go up to 400m where we will see some wild olive trees on the left and a fita/mojón, without losing height we will go to the riverbed.
Tour: Beautiful succession of rappels without great difficulty except for its length of up to 33m. It does not have complicated installations or overhangs in which a priori we can have difficulties.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will follow the riverbed until we cross the upstream PR.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por PR

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown1
Comment: Recto dejar PR

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha salida!

Barranco de Letur: Canyon Start
Approach: From the campsite Las Fuentes de Letur follow the signs of the path of the stream to the natural pool of the canals.
Tour: The first rappel begins next to the natural pool of the canals.

Barranco de Letur: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the Pataco puddle, we follow a path to the left uphill.

Barranco de Letur: Unknown
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown1
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown2
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown3

Comment: Arco de las Moreras

Barranco de Liena: Canyon Start
Approach: After the customs office there is a path that goes up through the forest to an altitude of about 1650m. Nice views all the way up through the forest.
Tour: The first part is more open, with steep slopes until reaching the rappel of 28, from here it closes at times forming small alpine gorges, much better formed and with more atmosphere than the first part. Finally we arrive at the waterfall of 70m fractioned, impressive with spring flows. To finish a small gorge

Barranco de Liena: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed almost to the road, and then we turn right to the parking lot.

Barranco de Liena: Unknown

Barranco de Liena: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A138 from Ainsa to France we drive up the Cinca valley towards Bielsa and after passing Parzán we arrive at the old border, where we park.
Return: We follow the riverbed almost to the road, and then we turn right to the parking lot.

Barranco de Limo

Barranco de Lomo Molina: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Laurel and Molina By the path of the Cuesta de López, the same access for Hoya Laurel. At the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before reaching the Lomo de la Huerta trail, turn right into our ravine.

Barranco de Lomo Molina: Canyon End
Return: We follow the ravine to the road

Barranco de Los Alisos: Canyon Start
Approach: Location bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina
Tour: 5 rappels in a row without difficulty

Barranco de Los Alisos: Canyon End
Return: Once the fifth rappel has been completed on an artificial rock bridge, we will exit on the orographic right using knotted ropes.

Barranco de Los Alisos: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Alisos

Barranco de Los Alisos: Unknown1
Comment: Salida

Barranco de los Arcos

Barranco de los Berros: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is almost immediate, we go back a few meters to the ravine.

Barranco de los Berros: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappels we will find the path that crosses the ravine and serves as a return by going back up to the left or descending to the beach on the right.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Canyon Start
Approach: Situation bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina Once parked the car of the exit we will undo the way by the road towards Trevélez looking for the kilometer point 35, to our right we will see that the beautiful communal way is born that in a smooth ascent crosses the irrigation ditch of Cástaras. With the utmost respect and without entering it we will follow it until we reach the confluence with the ravine of the Castaños, the first channel that crosses it, if the ravine already has flow before the irrigation channel, we are in luck.
Tour: Once changed we have a single point to safely reach the first rappel R15. Once down we will avoid by the orographic right a vegetation plug and immediately with a natural we will return to get into the river to not leave it any more, from here everything is continuous until arriving at the bridge.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Canyon End
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown
Comment: Combi de coches

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking inicio 2 coches
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown1

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown2

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown3

Comment: Inicio barranco de los Castaños

Comment: T 3m

Comment: SALIDA

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking1
Comment: NO PARKING NO
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking2
Comment: PARKING FINAL 5 COCHES
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).

Comment: NO SALIR POR AQUI

Comment: FINCA Y PUERTA PRIVADA

Comment: FINCA PRIVADA ANIMALES SUELTOS

Barranco de los Chorretones: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and their accesses Next to the church there is a path to the left that goes up the slope and turns to the right to head towards the head of the ravine. We follow the track up to a hut and from here it becomes a path. After 400m it turns left and heads towards the stream over some waterfalls. This is the moment to enter the riverbed
Tour: Very short, we have a first jump/rapel of about 3 meters, then a slide of 5-6 meters and finally the two rappels. The biggest of 12-13m.

Barranco de los Chorretones: Canyon End
Return: We can continue along the creek but it is quite slippery or exit to the right in search of the path uphill.

Barranco de los Chorros

Barranco de los Órganos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this path for another 700m until we almost reach a canal, here we turn left and a few meters below the canal we continue parallel. We will pass the bco de la Fuente, the next one is Los Órganos and the third one would be Aguirre.

Barranco de los Órganos: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed for about 300m until we see a path on the left that will lead us to the Tomillos path.

Barranco de Los Paules: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Argatín Sup and Paules We will follow the track up to the top of the mountain range, when we arrive there we will cross another track that we will take to the left to overcome the head of Argantín Sup and to arrive at the Bco Los Paules. We will have a first headwaters and then the second one, both of which are camped.
Tour: Simple descent with somewhat precarious facilities to perform when the rest is impossible in the area.

Barranco de Los Paules: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road, we must go left to the Vero parking lot or follow the road to the access road.

Barranco de los Pilones: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Laurel, Pilones and Molina banks By the path of the Cuesta de López, same access to Lomo Molina. When arriving at the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before arriving at the track of Lomo de la Huerta, we will throw us to the left following the small path, this first riverbed to our left is ours, the following one is Hoya Laurel.

Barranco de los Pilones: Canyon End
Return: Along the Charco Azul trail to El Risco

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go east to the head of the first ravine which separates us just 400m. If we continue around this small cirque we will arrive at the second ravine.

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Canyon End
Return: Along the riverbed for about 200m and then turn left to go back up to the track. At the headwaters closest to the vehicle we can go uphill to the left to go back up to the headwaters.

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown
Comment: Senda a rápeles (10 min.)

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown1
Comment: Bajar a rápeles!

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown2
Comment: R árbol 32 metros/pared

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown3
Comment: R 27m volado/por cueva

Comment: Cueva

Comment: Izquierda salida/escape

Comment: Pista/remontar

Barranco de Los Porqueros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Igueste-Hondo ravines We will follow the track until, after passing over the ravine of the Juncos, it ends. We will continue to the right on a paved path that leads us to our ravine.

Barranco de Los Porqueros: Canyon End
Return: After the R6 we meet again with the path of the gallery of the Gambuesas, it raises us to the right of the ravine to return to descend later to the riverbed. We follow the path along the riverbed with the white arrows that indicate the path to follow to the Arigoña track. We will go to the left until we reach the road.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras From the restaurant we follow the PR TF2 about 250m until we find a small path on our left through the forest that leads to a deposit, the Llano Frío, past there is a pipe and next to the first facility to descend.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach the road, we only have to go to the car. If we only have one vehicle, before the last rappel we will go to the right to go up the slope to the PR, a steep climb of 100m of slope through the forest.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown
Comment: Vista a la derecha del camino.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown1
Comment: Camino

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown2
Comment: Bajada escalonada

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce

Comment: Camino

Comment: Punto de anclaje

Comment: Cuerdas.

Comment: Punto de bajada.

Comment: Pared de bajada.

Comment: Árboles

Comment: Barranco frondoso.

Comment: Flora

Comment: Última bajada.

Comment: Árbol

Comment: Cascada

Comment: Casa de montaña.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Waypoint
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras From the restaurant we follow the PR TF2 about 250m until we find a small path on our left through the forest that leads to a deposit, the Llano Frío, past there is a pipe and next to the first facility to descend.

Barranco de Lugarejos: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to the Lugarejos and Pollo boulders From the top we go back along the road about 400m to leave in search of our riverbed, soon the first rappel. From the dam we will take the path that goes up the slope towards the Pico de Casa, from here we follow the edge of the mountain to the viewpoint on the road.

Barranco de Lugarejos: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we go left to the dam.

Barranco de Madroñalejo

Barranco de Manzano / Hondo

Barranco de Marín: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow track so as not to get lost among the large number of trails

Barranco de Marín: Canyon End
Return: Follow the stream to the dam, exit to the right following the canalization, when you reach the pipe, go down the path to the side to the power plant.

Barranco de Marín: Unknown
Comment: cab maringo erreka

Barranco de Marín: Unknown1
Comment: Desvio por pista

Barranco de Marín: Unknown2
Comment: pk salida

Barranco de Marín: Unknown3
Comment: pk sup

Comment: sastra erreka

Barranco de Mas del Zapo

Barranco de Mascarat

Barranco de Mátalo

Barranco de Matils: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the village towards the metal bridges (footbridges) over the river, to take the path that goes up to Escartin, this path has no complications. Once in Escartin we will go to the top and take a path heading north, quite lost, that without gaining too much height goes to the Seretas, from here, about 1400m high, this path leads us to our ravine.
Tour: A multitude of slopes and small pools, lots of vegetation and only 5 rappels of up to 11m.

Barranco de Matils: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Otal path, we leave the ravine and take it in a southerly direction until we reach the footbridges.

Barranco de Matils: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown2
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío a Otal por Matils y A Calma

Comment: Desvío Escartín

Comment: Desvío Glera de Otal

Comment: Desvío Barranco De La Pera

Comment: Desvío a barranco de Matils

Barranco de Matos: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave towards SE by a track that avoids the valley to turn north along the edge of the hill, after 300m we will reach some cliffs with stunning views of the coast, on our right we can see the access to the ravine, we descend along the path to the riverbed.

Barranco de Matos: Canyon End
Return: We cross under the highway and when we reach the sea we turn left to go out to the beach and go up to where we parked.

Barranco de Matos: Unknown
Comment: Primer coche y vistacas!!

Barranco de Matos: Unknown1
Comment: Vista de la ciudad

Barranco de Matos: Unknown2
Comment: Atravesar tunel

Barranco de Matos: Unknown3
Comment: Tunel correcto para salir

Comment: Segundo coche. Fin

Barranco de Mecina-Bombarón

Barranco de Mindiko Erreka

Barranco de Monchalbán: Canyon Start
Approach: A path goes up the slope in a northeasterly direction, after 400m it turns south and 200m later the path turns to the east and heads towards the headwaters.
Tour: A simpler first part to go to the rappel zone with the rappels in the trap.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the end of the last rappel we will see a path that crosses us and that we will take to the right, shortly we will be in the parking place.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento e inicio de la aproximación
Access: From Marbella on the A7176 towards Istán. Shortly before p.k. 9 we have a small esplanade on the left and about 100m before we have on the right a track that goes up. We will get into it that climbs in an easterly direction up the mountain. After a kilometer we have a sharp left turn, wide, with a path on our right. We park.
Return: When we reach the end of the last rappel we will see a path that crosses us and that we will take to the right, shortly we will be in the parking place.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Unknown
Comment: Inicio del barranco

Barranco de Montrondo: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path of the Fuentes de Omaña, which leaves at the end of the village, cross the river, and on the other side we take a track that takes us up the river Omaña by its orographic right. After passing some rocks, the valley opens up and we can go down to the riverbed.
Tour: See sketch. All are slides or jumps, you can rappel from trees in natural.

Barranco de Montrondo: Canyon End
Return: After the last jump we reach another dam where we will exit to the left to a path that leads us to the village.

Barranco de Navea

Barranco de Nuaz

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, south direction, towards an old borda, we go around it and take a small path that starts behind it. Access to the Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks. This small path, losing in many moments, raises us above the valley, to go heading north towards the bed of Paco Leala, after a turn to the right we change from the mountain and we will see the long waterfall of Paco Leala. We will continue the ascent gently with the waterfall on the left, surrounding this small cirque and surpassing it until we reach the riverbed, we cross it and we head to surpass the next spur. From here we already intuit the complete route to descend, we will continue without losing height until we reach the riverbed. Some reviews indicate the possibility of climbing directly up the left slope (orographic of the stream) from the Gabarri to the headwaters.
Tour: Several waterfalls to be descended and a multitude of skills up to the Gabarri riverbed.

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we reach Gabarri and from here to the south following the path to the track.

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown
Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada??

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown3
Comment: Final paco chacobo

Barranco de Palos Blancos

Barranco de Peguera

Barranco de Penido Novo

Barranco de Perthus o Salt del Fito

Barranco de Polegre: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the indicated PR until descending to the riverbed
Tour: Ver todo

Barranco de Polegre: Canyon End
Return: We follow the ravine for almost 1km until we cross a path, we take it to the left and it leads us to C/ las Cuevas.

Barranco de Polegre: Unknown

Barranco de Pondiellos Superior

Barranco de Ponticela

Barranco de Pouets Inferior

Barranco de Racamonde

Barranco de Río Blanco: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach bcos Salto Lobo and Rio Blanco Along the GR trail and we will turn right following a marked path that leads us down to the river.
Tour: A small gorga with slides and jumps.

Barranco de Río Blanco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we will exit to the left to go up to the road.

Barranco de Riueño: Canyon Start
Approach: On this track we start to climb to take the path of Riueño lake. We will make the hard uphill area, the zigzags to reach an area where the path approaches the riverbed and loses slope the access path, we continue a little and enter the riverbed. If we reach a small stream (in summer it is dry) we will have passed.
Tour: Alpine with boxed areas, cold water from spring thaws

Barranco de Riueño: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown
Comment: CARRETERA

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown1
Comment: DER marcas ROJAS

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown2
Comment: INICIO

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown3
Comment: IZQ Abajo

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING (2 x 40 m)
Access: On the N230 between Pont de Suert and Vielha. At the height of pk 145, starting the Baserca reservoir, just at the exit of the tunnel, we pass the bridge over the river and on the left we have the access road and parking place.
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PISTA + Parking
Access: On the N230 between Pont de Suert and Vielha. At the height of pk 145, starting the Baserca reservoir, just at the exit of the tunnel, we pass the bridge over the river and on the left we have the access road and parking place.
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Comment: Pista NO

Comment: Un Respiro

Comment: X SENDERO

Barranco de Robles: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez It is obvious, you just have to go down to the riverbed
Tour: Simple. From Bco Capellanes it closes and narrows, gaining height rappels. Capellanes is equipped with clamps as a ferrata except for the final part.

Barranco de Robles: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the ropes to climb them or going up the Capellanes clamps. Or when we get to the Júcar we turn left to the trail that goes up to Casa Useros.

Barranco de Robles: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de Robles

Barranco de Robles: Unknown1
Comment: Salida derecha

Barranco de Robles: Unknown2
Comment: Opción mas directa.

Barranco de Rotal

Barranco de Rovente: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Provedo and Rovente mills We continue walking along the track that goes up to the upper track, access to the mills. Once on the upper track, we continue about 500m to a hut, just before the left curve, we turn right onto a path that goes to the hut of Rovente, we follow the riverbed until the first difficulties. If we continue to the next riverbed we arrive at Provedo.
Tour: Open, through a beautiful beech forest. When you reach the track, the first part ends and the second part begins.

Barranco de Rovente: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will arrive at the remains of an old track in disuse. We will go to the right and continue to the track where we parked. If we are going to do the lower part, we will leave this track behind and continue the descent. When you reach the confluence with the stream Trapía continue along the bed about 100m more to a track, take this track on the left downhill to the road. Right there we will have parked.

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown
Comment: cabaña rovente cab provedo

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown1
Comment: cabaña rovente cab rovente

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown2
Comment: Casa Del Brillante pk rovente integral

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown3
Comment: cruce pista parque eolico

Comment: fin rovente inf

Comment: k53 los tornos pista a rovente y provedo

Comment: pista salida

Comment: R 24m

Comment: R 4m sin equipo

Comment: rovente inf cabe

Comment: rovente inf R 3m

Comment: rovente sup cabe

Comment: rovente SUP retorno

Comment: subestacion electrica

Barranco de Royo Malo: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we will climb about 750m walking up to a path that goes off to the right and that leads to a kind of firebreak that, in steep climb, will take us to the hill. From here up, we will continue, more or less cross-country to the generally dry bed of the stream.
Tour: The first part with the two highest rappels, both with overhangs and areas of dexterity. Then a second part after the cave/surge that gives its name to the canyon, in which there may be water and we will find the marmita trap. If there is water we descend to the right to avoid it, without water we can go down to the bottom to climb on the right. Finally the beautiful waterfall in tuff ramp, descend it on the left to avoid stepping on it.

Barranco de Royo Malo: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento Arroyo Malo
Access: Along the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. From Cañamares to Puente Vadillos, after passing the campsite, just where the road turns left to pass the bridge, we will continue straight ahead to Fuertescusa and Poyatos. We will leave on the left the bathing area of Cañamares, we will continue and pass the beautiful village of Fuertescusa with its ferrata "Asalto al Castillo K2-K4". We will continue a little more until the recreational area of the Fuente del Cayo, approximately 17kms of road, after passing it we will see a track on our left, we can park here or a little further on just at the exit of the ravine.

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown
Comment: Cueva del Royo Malo

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown1

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown2

Barranco de Saba: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the road to pk 4. and soon after we will see where to go down to the ravine. You can go further up and do a couple more rappels.
Tour: A simple descent that is very interesting after rainfall. If it has not rained heavily it is better not to enter since in the surroundings, the farms dump their waste in this river.

Barranco de Saba: Canyon End
Return: We went out to the track where we parked.

Barranco de San Antón

Barranco de San Cabras

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar At the end of the road there is a metal valley on the right with a gate that can be crossed, on the other side is the ravine. Please leave the gate closed.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Canyon End
Return: At the end we find on the left the castle or Castillete de Guayonje and on the right the promenade of Mesa del Mar that leads to the parking lot.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a la derecha por el paseo.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown1
Comment: Cancela.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown2
Comment: Castillete de Guayonje.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown3
Comment: Coche de cabecera.

Comment: Coche del final.

Comment: Desvío a la izquierda.

Barranco de San Juanº

Barranco de San Miguel

Barranco de Sangas: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that goes straight ahead, when we reach the stream we find a bridge, under it begins our descent.
Tour: First rappel under the bridge with several installations, then a second rappel at the confluence with Setal to a small pool, the third rappel is an unequipped ramp that we can secure from the trees and finally a small grooved rappel.

Barranco de Sangas: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed for about 100m to find a small path that leads us up to the road.

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown1
Comment: Pista aproximación

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown2
Comment: Aproximación

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown3
Comment: Puente

Comment: Cabecera primer rápel

Comment: Primer tobogán

Comment: Cabecera tercer rápel

Comment: Tramo andando

Comment: Salida

Comment: Paso cercado

Comment: Carretera

Barranco de Santa Baia

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking you just have to follow the riverbed through the badinas to the great vertical of almost 70m. From Yebra we will follow the marked path of the Hermitages that goes up by the orographic right of the river, crosses the stream (end of the descent) and already by the left it approaches the walls of the hermitages. The last stretch of ascent is by the strip that takes us to the top.
Tour: Spectacular vertical above the hermitages, in which we will be hanging over them. From here a typical descent between blocks of conglomerate with rappels up to 18m and several slides. We should not miss the small caves that we will find along the descent (foresee frontal) because some are real gems.

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the junction with the path of the hermitages we finish. If we have a car at the bottom, it will be a matter of following the path for about 30-40min. If we only have a car at the top, we will have to ascend by the mentioned path.

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Unknown
Comment: 1er coche

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Unknown1
Comment: 2o coche

Barranco de Saramillo

Barranco de Sel del Cedo

Barranco de Sen Superior

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the stream and continue along the path that goes up the stream on the orographic right. At a point where the trail makes a turn to the east following the riverbed, we will be able to get into the riverbed. Approximately 1.1 km from the car.
Tour: A couple of interesting rappels and then the rest of the route can be climbed, without big formations.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the junction with the Sangas, we will find a path that we will take to the right and soon we will reach the car.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Sangas, in the valley of Soba. By the N629 from Ramales de la Victoria (p.k. 67) we have the detour by the CA256 to Veguilla. From Collado de Asón also to Veguilla. Once in Veguilla, at km. 10 there is a detour to Villar and Sangas on the CA663. After one kilometer, at the sharp right-hand bend, we will take the turn to Sangas. One kilometer later we will reach San Bartolomé, and here we turn right to Sangas. Before going up to the village we will find a very sharp left curve and a track in front of us, which we will take. We will park at the end, right next to the river.
Return: When we reach the junction with the Sangas, we will find a path that we will take to the right and soon we will reach the car.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Aproximación

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Sendero

Comment: Fin aproximación

Comment: Zona de caminar

Comment: Rápel

Comment: Bonitos rincones

Comment: Maraña de maderos

Comment: Árbol caído

Comment: Rápel bolado

Comment: Rápel 6m

Comment: Último rápel

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track for about 300m until a left curve, here we turn right into the ravine.
Tour: We will reach the first rappel from a tree of about 20m, shortly after the second rappel with an overhanging section.

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed back to the street.

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Unknown
Comment: Derecha e izquierda!

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha campo través!

Barranco de Silva: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very easy to park and follow the track until it ends, then the San Felipe trail goes to the right through the tunnels. We will go down the ravine to pass under the highway bridge, where the R1 is located. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the bridge of the freeway, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we pass the last tunnel of GC2 towards Galdar. Here we will take the path to the right towards the bridge.

Barranco de Silva: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking to the beach where we will find a path parallel to the coastline, 300m to the right we will reach San Felipe passing by the bunker.

Barranco de Sordials

Barranco de Soutullo

Barranco de Talasnal

Barranco de Tarrascona

Barranco de Tavizna

Barranco de Tendeña

Barranco de Toll de la Zorra

Barranco de Trásito Sup: Canyon Start
Approach: Lower and Upper Transit Access Immediate with two cars. From Lamiana we have a path that goes up the slope towards the caves.
Tour: Nice descent if we find the canyon with water, otherwise many of the abseils can be climbed.

Barranco de Trásito Sup: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to leave by Arnales and in 30m we would arrive at Lamiana. If we continue to the farm we arrive at the curve where we park to make Trásito Inferior.

Barranco de Trevijano: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap mapping (OSM) At the entrance to Soto en Cameros, arriving from Logroño, before reaching the hostel, take a path to the right - signposted to date - that goes up to the village of Trevijano. After approximately 20 minutes, we cross the bed of the Trevijano stream, this is the division between the upper and lower part of the ravine. The upper part is very muddy and lacks of interest, reason why we will initiate the descent in this part of the ravine.
Tour: We start with a first rappel ramp of about 8m with anchors on both sides, and that in dry conditions can be climbed. After a few small ledges we reach the most outstanding difficulty of the descent, a very aesthetic R18 with anchors on both sides. The next two ledges can be climbed depending on the flow, otherwise it will be necessary to look for a tree on the right bank to rappel safely. Another R4 and several climbable projections take us to the lower part of the bridge that crosses the road; we descend a short R5 between rocks. Several ledges lead us to the Torrejón path; on the other side we descend two R5s and a flat R9 separated by stretches with abundant undergrowth. Then another succession of climbable ledges leave us at the Leza river.

Barranco de Trevijano: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap Cartography (OSM) We go up the leza a few meters until we find the Torrejón path on the right, which we will follow to Soto en Cameros.

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown
Comment: cab trevijano

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown1
Comment: camino y escape

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown2
Comment: fin bco trevijano

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown3
Comment: PK trevijano

Comment: Soto en Cameros

Comment: tunel y escape

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Canyon Start
Tour: Descent of the vertical of the Mura waterfall

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the track

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown
Comment: ABREBADERO

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown1
Comment: INICIO

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown2
Comment: BARRANCO TRIGAS SUPERIOR

Barranco de Turmeda: Canyon Start
Approach: The path down from both Sapeira and Esplugafreda is quite lost, with the track we will have no problem to reach the riverbed. Then we will go up the river as best we can to overcome the walls and more fattened area.
Tour: Descent between blocks, more like water trekking

Barranco de Turmeda: Canyon End
Return: Along the same access path

Barranco de Turmeda: Unknown
Comment: Sapeira

Barranco de Vilarmel

Barranco de Vistosla: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot following the forest track in 10 minutes we will cross the bed of the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, with long rappels, very interesting in spring, quite slippery in its intermediate zones, reequipped with parabolt and reinforced ring with sheet metal on the 3 rappels.

Barranco de Vistosla: Canyon End
Return: The return of this canyon can be losing, we must take into account that we must go up the Estarrún river (assess its flow), about 200 meters then to the left going backwards we will look for the clearest area, to find a small wall that we will have to climb, IIIº, from there we will go out to the fields and look for the track to go directly to the parking, 20 minutes if we embark in the area of the wall.

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown
Comment: Fin Barranco

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown1

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown Parking
Access: To get to the ravine we will go to the town of Aisa (Huesca), once there we will go to the bottom of the Valley of Aisa, once past the Sibiscal waterfall, visible from the road (ideal ravine to combine) we will look for the detour to the picnic area of Abi, which is where we will park the car.
Return: The return of this canyon can be losing, we must take into account that we must go up the Estarrún river (assess its flow), about 200 meters then to the left going backwards we will look for the clearest area, to find a small wall that we will have to climb, IIIº, from there we will go out to the fields and look for the track to go directly to the parking, 20 minutes if we embark in the area of the wall.

Barranco de Yali

Barranco de Yer o Montanha de Delà

Barranco de Zunarro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up the stream by its orographic left, soon a detour to the right in continuous ascent that enters the Zunarro stream. Among the forest will come a time when we will go down to cross the stream and see a well-marked path that goes up the right orographic. When we reach a point where it crosses to the left we will have reached the end of the ravine, we will continue climbing through the forest until we cross the stream again to the orographic right and, following the cairns, without such a marked path, we will overcome the upper waterfalls to enter there.
Tour: Three sections, with a narrow intermediate zone, which can be very technical when there is a high flow rate

Barranco de Zunarro: Canyon End
Return: Along the approach path

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown
Comment: aldea de altuzarra

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown1
Comment: boca mina Ornutia

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown2
Comment: entrada barranco de Ornutia

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown3
Comment: fin bco ornutia

Comment: ini tramo encajado ornutia

Comment: PK bco ornutia

Barranco del Agua o del Río: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Canal de los 1000 to the Aculadero gallery, just before the tunnel.

Barranco del Agua o del Río: Canyon End
Return: After the R2 or Viñátigo jump we have the gallery, here we will find a path to the right that goes up, narrow and peculiar by the stones to return to the riverbed at the height of the gallery of the Higueras Salvajes. Here we will already find buildings and a wider path to go down to the Hidro. The views from this path are spectacular.

Barranco del Alto de Ayora

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Canyon End
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown Parking
Comment: Párking 1
Access: In Estepona, we will leave towards the cemetery and from there to Los Polvitos, or along the Colada de los Molinos road, right next to the aerodrome. Banks Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos By the Colada de los Molinos we will arrive to the park of San Isidro and we will turn right to Los Polvitos, next to the aerodrome.
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown1

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint1
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint2

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio del barranco

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown3
Comment: Poza

Comment: Poza

Comment: Bajo roca

Comment: Caos de rocas

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint3

Comment: Alberca

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the track we will see the GR markers, we will follow it to the right to go over the Miel riverbed and reach the next riverbed, which is ours.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Canyon End
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking, justo a la finca Inspira
Access: In Estepona, we will leave towards the cemetery and from there to Los Polvitos, or along the Colada de los Molinos road, right next to the aerodrome. Banks Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos By the Colada de los Molinos we will arrive to the park of San Isidro and we will turn right to Los Polvitos, next to the aerodrome.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Waypoint
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the track we will see the GR markers, we will follow it to the right to go over the Miel riverbed and reach the next riverbed, which is ours.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown1
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown2
Comment: Giro a la izquierda

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown3

Comment: Baliza de señalización

Comment: Parte más alta del sendero

Comment: Torre electricidad

Comment: INICIO BARRANCO

Comment: Caos de bloques

Comment: Parte final del arroyo

Barranco del Arroyo Hinojoso

Barranco del Baden

Barranco del Baden 2

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will follow the path described for the access car. Once at the farm we will follow the track that goes down to the SW, at the end we reach a cabin and head W in search of the stream.
Tour: A first stretch of waterfalls with the magnificent first waterfall of 38m, we will have stretches of walking to reach the following waterfalls

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Canyon End
Return: After the final R5 we will go out on the right slope to climb a trail, this trail will take us almost to the village.

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown
Comment: baulalastras inf fin bco

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: cab baulalastras inf

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: cabaña

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: pk baulalastras inf 2

Comment: pk blaustras inf 1

Comment: pk SUP baulalastras inf

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the stream and continue along the track, the next riverbed to cross is that of the Baulalastras stream. Soon the track ends and at the end we go south through the forest (we will look for a blue reference point), practically without a path, heading south, we will climb the hill to the top where we will find a track that we take to the left. We will walk along the track 500m to a path/track that heads north, it ends and we continue along the stream that leads us right to the first rappel, access to the ravine.
Tour: Nice descent into the beech forest, open and well formed.

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the access road, we take it to the right until we reach the car.

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown
Comment: baulalastras SUP cab

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown1
Comment: baulalastras SUP camino

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown2
Comment: baulalastras SUP finca

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown3
Comment: baulalastras SUP punto azul

Comment: pk baulalastras SUP

Comment: sangas pueblo

Barranco del Bolbo Negro: Canyon Start

Barranco del Bolbo Negro: Canyon End
Return: – TODO –

Barranco del Búho

Barranco del Cabuco: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is practically immediate, we leave by the service road and as soon as we can, we turn left to follow the riverbed.

Barranco del Cabuco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the sea we go out to the right through rocks to some shacks, here we will find the remains of a path that climbs steeply up to the service road.

Barranco del Calabozo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is immediate, we have the rings on the other side of the road.

Barranco del Calabozo: Canyon End
Return: We will continue walking along the ravine by the path of the climbers that goes down to the beach, then along the street Diseminado de San Felipe to the lay-by where we have parked. If we only have one vehicle above, just at the end of the descent we go right towards a pool, we pass it and when we reach the next one we turn right to go up the slope to the road.

Barranco del Caldarés: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the marks of the GR towards the Bachimaña refuge we will climb the first slopes seeing the descent to be made on our right. In this section we can perfectly evaluate the flow. If we continue a little further we will reach a small plain (the Bozuelo) where we leave the path and approach the river.
Tour: Cold, slippery, continuous descent, with abundant water and breathtaking views. If we have problems we can get out at almost any waterfall to the access road.

Barranco del Caldarés: Canyon End
Return: Immediate, it ends at the power plant next to the refuge.

Barranco del Calera Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked next to the ferrata we only have to go down the ferrata to the riverbed. If we have parked in Ramales we will take the road to Hazas that takes us to the cave, we will pass the ferrata del Cáliz, a viewpoint and we arrive at the ferrata de Calera, access to the ravine.
Tour: A first part of rappels and the second part of skills and progression along the river. After the first rappel, the flood of 2022 took away part of the ground and now the access to the second rappel is at a height of 4m.

Barranco del Calera Inferior: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we turn left, go up to the road and head towards the village.

Barranco del Castellet: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Chorrico path we will approach the wall where the ferrata is. We will see the signs of the ferrata with its description. After doing it we go out to the right to look for the first meeting of the ravine.
Tour: Very simple, it can be used to initiate in ferratas and canyoning.

Barranco del Castellet: Canyon End
Return: We will go out to the Chorrico fountain, we only have to retrace the path.

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown
Comment: Fuente del chorrico

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio ferrata

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown2
Comment: Fin de ferrata/derecha!

Barranco del Chirigel: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is the diablillo and after passing the next hill under the Chirigel Mountain we will arrive at our descent.

Barranco del Chirigel: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel there is a small exposed path to the left that will take us to the Diablillo gully, from here we will go to the return track of all the ravines in this area.

Barranco del Cimorro

Barranco del Colcho

Barranco del Cura: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mina, Era and Cura banks. From the vehicle above is almost immediate, we follow the track a little until we can get into the riverbed. From the vehicle below we should go up the track to the headwaters.

Barranco del Cura: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Angosturas ravine, we will follow it down to the parking lot.

Barranco del Diablillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is ours.

Barranco del Diablillo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, on the left there is a path with a lot of loose, somewhat exposed aculeus that in a moment leaves us on the track, we take it to the left towards the Leres ravine, soon we will cross it, just here we could make an atroche to the top of the track, if not we will follow it always ascending and to the left to go to stop at the place where we left the vehicle.

Barranco del Diablillo: Waypoint
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is ours.

Barranco del Draguillo

Barranco del Duende: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.
Tour: Not too interesting. A couple of interesting rappels and nothing more.

Barranco del Duende: Canyon End
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown Parking
Comment: Párking
Access: We are located in Millares towards Bicorp on the CV580. At pk 45, just at the top of the hill there is a road to the left by the Camaro. Soon we will find a detour to the right that we will not take, we will always continue south along the reservoir. When the track becomes impassable except 4×4 we will be approaching the descent to the Escalona reservoir and we will have the Duende ravine on the left. We can go left on this track worse until the end there are some olive trees and a dilapidated hut.
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Párking 1 pista buena
Access: We are located in Millares towards Bicorp on the CV580. At pk 45, just at the top of the hill there is a road to the left by the Camaro. Soon we will find a detour to the right that we will not take, we will always continue south along the reservoir. When the track becomes impassable except 4×4 we will be approaching the descent to the Escalona reservoir and we will have the Duende ravine on the left. We can go left on this track worse until the end there are some olive trees and a dilapidated hut.
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown
Comment: Para 4x4

Barranco del Duende: Unknown1

Barranco del Duende: Unknown2

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint1
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint2

Barranco del Duende: Unknown3
Comment: Estrechos y surgencias

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint3

Comment: Potamogeton nodosus

Comment: sarcocapnossp

Comment: Egagropila

Comment: Salida a buscar el espolón

Comment: Antigüo camino de Tous viejo a millares subimos para la Atalaya

Barranco del Embudo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the wooden huts we go straight out through the Bonanza ravine along the path that can be seen, we will go up the path that turns to the north to the stone quarry. At the end of the rocky area we will take the strip that goes to our right and takes us to the funnel and to the top of the wall, where we find the handrail to access the R1.
Tour: 4 rappels on the wall

Barranco del Embudo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we go straight ahead to the ravine and the trail uphill.

Barranco del Escarabajo: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that passes by the reservoir we will go up for about 300m with the ravine on our left, when we see that we have overcome the small wall of the ravine we descend to its bed.

Barranco del Escarabajo: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the road bridge or continue a little further and climb up the left slope.

Barranco del Espigón de Tea: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the hill along the path, once there we will continue almost in a straight line looking for the riverbed, the beginning of the basin that brings us closer to the head of the ravine.

Barranco del Espigón de Tea: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Barranco de Añavingo path, a pilgrimage area, we will continue along the path/track to the parking area.

Barranco del Estrecho de las Cabras

Barranco del Gato: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Bcos Diablillo, Leres and Gato We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go to the right in a gentle climb, after 600m we reach our ravine, the next 400m later is Leres, not to be confused.

Barranco del Gato: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we do not cross the track, we will take it to the right to go up.

Barranco del Gato: Waypoint
Approach: Approaching Bcos Diablillo, Leres and Gato We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go to the right in a gentle climb, after 600m we reach our ravine, the next 400m later is Leres, not to be confused.

Barranco del Horcajo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track towards the hill following the indications of the ravine, we will go down the same track until it reaches the stream, at which point the GR turns right to get into the narrows, a few meters below, the trail approaches the stream, time to access.
Tour: Very simple, almost a water hiking, in which we can equip a couple of steps. If we do not want we can avoid them. Highly recommended the caves

Barranco del Horcajo: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Tajo, we can cross it and go up to the track where we have parked.

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Horcajo inicio
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge), take the track that goes to the left, just across the bridge and after a kilometer we will have room to park in the area used by bathers or a little further on. With the access car we return to the road undoing part of the road until p.k. 84. 84, in the curve there we will find a panel with the GR that runs through the ravine. We park here.
Return: We will arrive at the Tajo, we can cross it and go up to the track where we have parked.

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown
Comment: Entra al Barranco Horcajo

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown1
Comment: Cueva 1

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown2
Comment: Pasamanos 1

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown3
Comment: La cueva de los enamorados

Comment: Gradas

Comment: Segundas gradas

Comment: Pasamos 3

Comment: Fin barranco río Tajo

Comment: Camino de retorno

Comment: Final retorno recogida en furgo

Barranco del Literola Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk 20m along the road and to the left there is a marked path. We go up this path until the forest ends and the meadows begin, soon we will see the access to the literola inf on the left. We continue climbing and after another hour of walking and after a small hill we will see the access on the left.
Tour: Open descent, with precarious facilities. Some rappels can be climbed and in most cases we will install in natural areas.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Canyon End
Return: We can continue with Literola Inf or go uphill and retrace our steps.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown Parking
Access: Arriving in Benasque, we continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque there is a bridge with the sign Barranco de Literola. We park in the esplanade before or after the bridge.
Return: We can continue with Literola Inf or go uphill and retrace our steps.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown
Comment: Literola inferior

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown1
Comment: Literola superior

Barranco del Machachuco: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path from Teno to El Carrizal, we will pass the bed of the Garañones ravine and after the next divide we will go down the bed, at times we will have to go out to find the best place to continue descending.
Tour: See topo. The difficulties of this descent are the time required for access and its two verticals. The first of the verticals we will have to save it with a single very long rappel that forces us to carry ropes of more than 80m. The second vertical is split with the peculiarity that the splitting is a small ledge almost flown, for only two people and with an abseil that ends in the sea. The first one to descend must know how to pendulear to fall on the rock where we must wait for the boat. The rest will be assisted in the descent by the first to avoid having to pendulum.

Barranco del Machachuco: Canyon End
Return: Check tide and weather chart for the boat :

Barranco del Manantial Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go SW towards the Morro de la Agujerada and after 100m we will turn left through the watercourse to go SE up to the cuttings.

Barranco del Manantial Grande: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending towards La Culata until we reach the highway

Barranco del Migjorn: Canyon Start
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Canyon End

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint1
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown
Comment: Pasar pinos por arriba

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown1
Comment: Zona equipamiento comienzo barranco migjorn

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint2

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown2
Comment: Pasamanos

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint3

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown3
Comment: Travesia

Barranco del Mirlo Borracho: Canyon Start
Approach: From this parking lot we take a slightly ascending path that will take the Risco Ayesa ridge, we will climb in slight zig-zag with some milestones that will indicate the path to follow. Upon reaching the cliff we will go down and a few meters a few milestones indicate that we must go to the right leaving the path and cross country without losing height to a milestone where we will see that the access turns down to take a small riverbed, through this riverbed we will reach a milestone that tells us where the first rappel is located.

Barranco del Mirlo Borracho: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and to the left we will arrive at the gallery of the Huecos, we cross to the right and go up to a path, we will have to follow it in descending direction until the recreational area.

Barranco del Moral: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the Rambla de la Abuelita until the confluence of ravines where Moral begins. A little further the dam from which the ravine really begins.
Tour: Very boxed, with really spectacular areas for its colors, the marks of the passage of water, ... We will find the first mandatory rappel at the dam and from here 14 rappels (some of which we can avoid) and many skills until you reach the Valenciano wadi.

Barranco del Moral: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the Rambla del Valenciano to the bridge.

Barranco del Pairó

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track, which is then a path that heads east towards the pass of Andornia and once here by the path that climbs to La Moleta right along the mountain range. At about 650m altitude we will see a milestone and blue marks on the left, follow them to a pine tree with a blue mark, just below is the installation of the first rappel.
Tour: Three rappel zones, the first rappel with a ledge in the middle, somewhat dressed, will leave us in the riverbed through which we will walk about 60 or 70m to the next vertical. This second vertical has 3 rappels, the last one the longest, with two intermediate ledges, the second narrower, which is better to go down with up to two people per meeting. At the end of the third there is an option to make a guide to avoid the landslides that can occur. We will continue walking another 60m until we find another milestone and blue marks on the right to take us to the tributary on the right, about 100m of crossing, here we will find the 3rd vertical, with another 3 rappels that leaves us now at the foot of the walls.

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the access path, on the right the parking lot.

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown
Comment: Puntos azules

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha a otro cauce

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha ojo desprendimientos

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Canyon Start

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Canyon End

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING 1
Access: We have to place ourselves in Dos Aguas, a beautiful Valencian village.

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown
Comment: Estación meteorológica

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío izquierda

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown2
Comment: Desviador a 8 metros

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown3
Comment: Desvio derecha

Comment: Final del barranco

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING 2
Access: We have to place ourselves in Dos Aguas, a beautiful Valencian village.

Barranco del Pollo

Barranco del Pozo Airon: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the path for almost one kilometer to get into the riverbed just before the waterfall.
Tour: Missing meeting in the first rappel, it descends from single point in the active, with more flow difficult to access the single point. Descent of the waterfall with small slides and jumps.

Barranco del Pozo Airon: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the final pool (Airón well), we will exit to the right onto the trail and return along the access trail.

Barranco del Puerto: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path that climbs to the southeast to the pass, from here a small track, without so much ascent, will bring us closer to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Easy, without great difficulties and with many abseilable rappels.

Barranco del Puerto: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive almost at the parking area

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown
Comment: tomar sendero a la izquierda

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown1
Comment: fin

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown2
Comment: comienzo de barranco

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown3
Comment: tomar camino de la derecha

Comment: tomar el camino del centro,

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown Parking
Comment: aparcamiento B
Access: In Coín we will go south on the MA3303 road. At the p.k. 3.5 we turn right onto the path of the fountain towards the Urbanization Barranco Blanco. We will go down to the bottom of the valley where we will park the return car (it is just the exit of our ravine). With the access car we return to Coín and take the A355 and at the Coín turnoff we go south on the road to Canteros. We will park at the end of it.
Return: We will arrive almost at the parking area

Barranco del Regajo de la Nava

Barranco del Rego das Fragas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Fragas and Rodeiro On this same street, a few meters later, an old track comes out on the right that zigzags up the hillside to join another more marked track. In this other track we will make a left fork, another one on the right and in the following one on the left, which begins to soften the ascent, we leave the track and continue straight towards the riverbed.
Tour: Open, with somewhat delicate accesses and a beautiful 45m waterfall when it has a good flow.

Barranco del Rego das Fragas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we turn right onto the road and follow it to the parking area.

Barranco del río Ave: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path of the mills of the Ave river, we will go up the Candosa waterfall and a little above it we will access the river.
Tour: Complicated when the river is flowing, the rest of the time it is an entertaining descent.

Barranco del río Ave: Canyon End
Return: By the path of the mills, we will have passed through here.

Barranco del río Bestança: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path down to the bridge
Tour: A first part with the waterfalls and then the following part with pools, slides and slopes.

Barranco del río Bestança: Canyon End
Return: When we reach a building we will see a path on the right that leads us up to Cha, from this village we turn right on the PR that goes to Soutelo.

Barranco del río Clariano: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, follow the signs
Tour: Water hiking, in the first pools we will be able to make some 3-4m jumps.

Barranco del río Clariano: Canyon End
Return: Evidente

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Canyon Start
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Fattened, very well formed, but without great difficulties and generally without water.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Canyon End
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown
Comment: SAN VICENTE DE PIEDRAHITA BAR

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown1
Comment: CAMINO A PISTA

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown2

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown Parking
Comment: parquing para barranco garranchosa
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the Garranchosa ravine on our left, we leave it behind and after a kilometer the track ends and we park.
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARQUING Y FIN
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the Garranchosa ravine on our left, we leave it behind and after a kilometer the track ends and we park.
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown3
Comment: camino a barranco

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint1
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint2

Comment: fosa trampa

Comment: poner Pasamanos

Comment: 2 Fosa

Comment: 3 fosa

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint3

Comment: 1 rabel 7 m

Comment: Descanso

Barranco del río Fírbeda

Barranco del Rio Varziela: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the trail from the back of town to the river or from the bridge.

Barranco del Rio Varziela: Canyon End

Barranco del Río Vendul: Canyon Start
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Approach: From the parking lot, a trail crosses the Vendul stream and heads to the next stream. In this second one we will enter the riverbed
Tour: Family descent used by active tourism companies in the area. Jumps, slides, dexterity and small rappels for the whole family.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Canyon End
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Return: A path leads us along the orographic left to the parking lot.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown Parking
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Access: We will have to go to the Rionansa Valley, by the CA-181, CA-182... to Puentenansa. From there we will go towards Piedrasluengas by the CA-281, until the town of Cosío. Here we will take the CA-860 to San Sebastián de Garabandal. At p.k. 2.5 there is a track on the left along which we will go down and park at the end.
Return: A path leads us along the orographic left to the parking lot.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown1

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown2

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown3
Comment: Buscando el inicio

Comment: Cuerda

Barranco del Río Vilameá

Barranco del Romeroso

Barranco del Sabinar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go in the direction of the ravine by a poorly defined but well intuited path, we soon see the ravine and we get into the riverbed.
Tour: The beginning is simply walking along the bed of the ravine, immediately we see the first rappel R7m, boxed, the first pool usually has water and but it can be avoided with skill. Immediately there is an exposed cliff (R2), there is a plate on the left orographic high somewhat hidden to make a 6m cliff/rappel. Here it is no longer possible to avoid the water hole, it covers little. Immediately we have the next R6m that falls dry at the end of the gully. It is best to do this after rainfall to catch the water from the pools clean.

Barranco del Sabinar: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown
Comment: Entrar al barranco

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown1

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown2
Comment: Senda GR

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown3
Comment: dejar senda y volver al barranco

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown Parking
Access: From Torralba del Pinar we take the track that goes to the Santa Barbara fountain, pass the sports center and turn right onto a dirt track towards the ravine.
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Posible parking
Access: From Torralba del Pinar we take the track that goes to the Santa Barbara fountain, pass the sports center and turn right onto a dirt track towards the ravine.
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Comment: desvio a pista

Comment: desvio

Comment: cruce con retorno

Barranco del Salto del Lobo

Barranco del Sauce: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking to the south, we have our stream on the left, we will follow the track that goes down almost to the riverbed.
Tour: A multitude of rappels and abseilings, many of them in natural, short and without great difficulties.

Barranco del Sauce: Canyon End
Return: After the last cliff there is a pool on our right, following this reference we will reach a track and from there to another main track that we will follow to the right uphill. Then we will take the ridge to take a path that leads to another track under a house. Following this track upwards we will arrive at the road.

Barranco del Sauce: Waypoint
Approach: Looking to the south, we have our stream on the left, we will follow the track that goes down almost to the riverbed.

Barranco del Serral de les Tossetes

Barranco del Terrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Terrero and Dornajo ravines We cross the ravine by the track and after 50m we will see a good area to go down on the left, cross the Pinalete channel and go into the ravine.

Barranco del Terrero: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road, go uphill (almost climbing) to the road and go right towards the viewpoint.

Barranco del Tesoro: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and at the turn of the track to the left, we go to the right along the path of the caves. Just before reaching the cave of Gollizno (second rappel) we will have to take a path that goes up the slope almost to the walls. Before reaching a step with logs over the ravine, we will see some milestones on the right that lead us to the riverbed.
Tour: Three rappels, the first two of which are overhanging, the second over the Gollizno cave. The third leaves us in a Roman aqueduct that we take to the right.

Barranco del Tesoro: Canyon End
Return: Through the Roman aqueduct to the mill, at the mill we will go up to the access path.

Barranco del Tesoro: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por senda

Barranco del Tesoro: Unknown1
Comment: Salida/escape

Barranco del Tío Pintado

Barranco del Toro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Toro and Águila banks We will follow north direction leaving behind the cheese factory, after 200m there is a track to the left that we do not take and 500m later the track divides, to the right bank of the Águila and in front of the Toro. We will continue straight ahead until we go up to the esplanade next to the Alto de las Pasadas, once here we turn left to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Toro: Canyon End
Return: After the second long rappel we will see some milestones on the left to go up a more comfortable hill.

Barranco del Toro: Unknown
Comment: Abandono del Barranco

Barranco del Toro: Unknown1
Comment: Bajada al cauce

Barranco del Toro: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio del barranco - Coche

Barranco del Toro: Unknown3
Comment: Final del barranco

Barranco del Turio

Barranco del Vaquero

Barranco del Vidular: Canyon Start
Approach: From the reservoir there is a track to your left, from here it is easy to orient yourself because you can see the ravine to descend. We will pass a water catchment on a stream that in almost all the maps appears as Vidular, we will continue to the following constructions (Ormías de Abajo) and soon another stream that is ours.
Tour: The first part is sporty and very interesting, the second part is full of weeds that make it impossible to advance correctly. Perhaps it would be a good idea to take the scissors and clean up the riverbed together.

Barranco del Vidular: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine begins to lose slope we find the last rappel and soon a milestone / milestone / milestone on the left orographic, we go out to take a path parallel to our stream and cross the same stream as in the access. We will continue parallel until we reach a track that we take to the left in ascending direction and leaves us on the access road.

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown
Comment: Captacion de agua

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown1
Comment: Cruce arroyo

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown2
Comment: Depósito agua

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown3

Comment: GR-74

Comment: Ormías de abajo

Comment: Puente Tejeda

Barranco dos Foixos y Pequeno: Canyon Start
Approach: From the track leaves a path heading north by the orographic right of the river Pequeno, follow this path that is boxed until a mile and a half turns left and crosses the river over a small bridge to go to the tributary. We go up another 200m until we leave the obvious boxed area of the Foixos behind us and we enter the riverbed.

Barranco dos Foixos y Pequeno: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the bridge of the track, we take the left exit, the car will be next to it.

Barranco el Altillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and there is a path that we will go up the slope to take the track that climbs to the top. Once at the top we will see a pond of rains that we go around the north side, soon we have the watercourse on the right that we go around to look for its NW side where the R1 is located.

Barranco el Altillo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we continue straight ahead to reach the road and cross the highway over the bridge. We go towards the beach and follow it east to the place where we have parked.

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown
Comment: Lap 1

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown1
Comment: Lap 2

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown2
Comment: Lap 3

Barranco El Calcil

Barranco El Resbalón

Barranco el Solitario: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, there is a small path that leads down to the riverbed.
Tour: It starts with a lot of brambles and thick vegetation (take pruning shears), we will reach the first rappel from a tree, after which we walk through brambles again for a while. From here the second rappel is a small balcony with a nice waterfall, and the canyon becomes more interesting (and the brambles partly disappear).

Barranco el Solitario: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Meruelo river and we will follow it for 300m (be careful with the riverbed), before a rocky narrowing a "path" of milestones comes out that takes us up to the road. Once on it we will only have to walk 600m to the car.

Barranco Erreka: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track that goes straight ahead (to the north) to Arkabela. We follow the track along the left bank of the ravine ascending slightly. We will arrive at a crossroads where we must continue to the left to follow the ravine, soon the track descends to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Shortly after starting and after a couple of climbing skills we arrive at the Erreka waterfall, there are several chained rappels that can be done with a rope of 40m or split. Beware of slipping, with poor quality rock and trees to make natural. The open nature of the canyon will take away some of the ambience, as well as the several areas of kicking that are several. After the big waterfall we will only have some rappels of up to 10m, some slides and a lot of climbing and kicking.

Barranco Erreka: Canyon End
Return: We will find a bridge, we take the track to the left and it takes us to the parking area.

Barranco Espuña y afluente

Barranco Estaron / Aubagues

Barranco Fenés: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos. Fenes, San Julián and Gorga San Julián From the Paridera we will leave towards the West by a track that in about 600m will take us to a path that heads north towards the headwaters. It is better to take track because it is quite losing the path.
Tour: The descent is quite abandoned, with somewhat precarious facilities and many points are single points. Provide material for reinstallation

Barranco Fenés: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, the ravine opens up and a path to the right leads directly to the Paridera.

Barranco Fondo: Canyon Start
Tour: Little known canyon in the Sierra de Guara, only for experienced canyoners, as its rappels are very technical. Canyon nestled in a closed valley, narrow and very deep. Dry descent during most of its route, except for the last pools that have enough water from seepage.

Barranco Fondo: Canyon End
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fondo: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Barranco

Barranco Fondo: Unknown1
Comment: Fin Barranco

Barranco Fondo: Unknown2
Comment: Tranco de las Olas

Barranco Fondo: Unknown Parking
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. Parking located at km 9 to 10 of the road from Bierge to Rodellar HU-341. Signposted "Collado Fondo".
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fondo: Unknown Parking1
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. Parking located at km 9 to 10 of the road from Bierge to Rodellar HU-341. Signposted "Collado Fondo".
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track for a little more than a kilometer until we see a gentle hill where we can go down to the left to the riverbed. We could also go down a few meters later and enter the riverbed about 100m later. Once in the riverbed we will have to continue 300m until we reach the difficulties.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right going up an old trail to the top where we will find an old track that will leave us where we have parked.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown
Comment: Bajada a cauce campo a través

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown1
Comment: Barranc d Alcoi

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown2
Comment: Posible entrada a barranc d Alcoi

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown3
Comment: Marmitas secas

Comment: Surgencia ( font d´Alcoi)

Comment: Pozas con agua/evitables

Comment: Pozas/evitables

Comment: Senda/campo través

Comment: Antigua pista/a cochecito!

Barranco Fuente de la Partición (afl izd)

Barranco Fuente de la Tía Perra

Barranco Fuente del Ronchito: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Nava and Ronchito Follow the track indicated as PR-AV39 that will take us to the Nava lagoon. Just before reaching the lagoon we will see on our left the drainage of our ravine, here we will return. We will have to climb up to its beginning, so when we arrive at the lagoon we will follow the path that goes to the left and through this gentler watercourse we will climb almost 70m of unevenness until we find the bed of the stream.

Barranco Fuente del Ronchito: Canyon End
Return: At the exit we will go to the access path, we can go down it or continue descending through Bco la Nava.

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: Gallinés sup and inf With two cars immediate access. With only one car we would go up to the access by the aforementioned road.
Tour: The first part of the canyon is made up of small abseils and small rappels up to the canalization. After this comes the vertical part of the canyon until you reach the rock face at the bottom.

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Canyon End
Return: From the stone quarry we will go up towards the road

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown
Comment: Contenedores

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown1

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). With the return car we will continue a couple of kilometers to the height of the tunnels where we will park just before. With the access car we will go up to almost Saravillo and after passing the cheese factory at about 60m we will turn left at the height of the containers. From here we will take a track that after 3kms will take us to the ravine, where we will park.
Return: From the stone quarry we will go up towards the road

Barranco Gallinés Sup

Barranco Garranchosa: Canyon Start
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Very simple, a couple of jumps before reaching the 9m rappel after which we exit.

Barranco Garranchosa: Canyon End
Return: We will look for the best way out of the area of the pool, there are some milestones that mark a climb and then climb up a generally dry creek to the track

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the ravine on our left and look for the best place to park.
Return: We will look for the best way out of the area of the pool, there are some milestones that mark a climb and then climb up a generally dry creek to the track

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown
Comment: Derecha.

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown1
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown2
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown3
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint1
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint2

Comment: Trepada.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana We will continue walking to the village and we will get into the left street by the cemetery to the top of these 4 boxes, we will find indicators to the Collada de Castellet, we will go along this path that climbers use to access the walls. Once in the girdle we will walk about 250m until we see a small zigzagging path to our right that goes up, leaving the main trail below (it goes to the escape before the R4), we will cross the next girdle and the path will lead us towards NW towards the head of Forns.
Tour: Three nice rappels before the escape, from here we could go up to Fuiet, but we would miss the R20, we better go down it and go out to the right to go up to the trail. We will follow the trail about 150m to the point where the two streams meet, here we start Fuiet to go down again the end of R4. From here the Grau de la Plana with two more rappels.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Canyon End

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking únic
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park here or 200m later, we will find a track that goes off to the right, here there is room to park.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown
Comment: Gurp

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown1

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown2
Comment: Congost aprox

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown3
Comment: Desv dreta dalt

Comment: Aprox final

Comment: Confluència escollir

Barranco Guadalobón: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks We leave to the north by a path that goes to the upper track, we will follow the track to the stream. To reach the first rappel we will go up the first rappel.

Barranco Guadalobón: Canyon End
Return: After the crossroads with the Miel river, we turn left to take a track that leads us to where we have parked.

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Estepona towards the cemetery. Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks We will follow that same street towards the north, we will pass next to the landfill surrounding it up to a farm. Possibility of combination of cars accessing the upper part from the MA8301.
Return: After the crossroads with the Miel river, we turn left to take a track that leads us to where we have parked.

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown
Comment: Cancela

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown1
Comment: Panorámica del barranco y de la costa de Estepona

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown2
Comment: Giro a la izquierda. Seguimos subiendo

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown3
Comment: Giramos a la derecha

Comment: Poza. Subimos por la derecha

Comment: Salida barranco a la izquierda

Barranco Hondo o Hornilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Pilas and Hondo banks From the p.k. 9 leaves a PR-S40 Agüimes, here we will go up until one kilometer, the trail splits, to the left goes up to the hill and straight ahead is the return path. We will climb the hill until the trail crosses the ravine.

Barranco Hondo o Hornilla: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the remains of a building we will see a path that we take to the left, up the hill and goes to the access pass. We leave the access path until we reach the road.

Barranco Hoya del Diablo: Canyon Start
Approach: Just at kilometer marker 1 we have the trail that takes us to the head of the trail, El Batán trail.
Tour: See mole. Attention, the tunnel is closed

Barranco Hoya del Diablo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track, we turn right onto the road.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the steep turn a path heading SE that goes into the Hoz del Moro ravine, we follow it and go up the ravine with good views from the trail to almost the Fuente del Callejón.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento Final Hoz del Moro
Access: Leaving Villalba de la Sierra on the CU-V-9114 we reach the village of Portilla, shortly before at p.k 5, after crossing the river Villalbilla we have a track on the right, we get in and after 200m turns left to get into the Hoz del Moro, we leave aside tracks to the right and 200m later we have a fork. To the left we would go to Portilla to the right towards the exit of the ravine, here we leave the return car or if we only have one vehicle. With the access car we return to the road and reach the village of Portilla, we will get into the first street on the right and go up to a track that goes east, we can go up with the car to a sharp left turn and park.
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento Hoz del Moro
Access: Leaving Villalba de la Sierra on the CU-V-9114 we reach the village of Portilla, shortly before at p.k 5, after crossing the river Villalbilla we have a track on the right, we get in and after 200m turns left to get into the Hoz del Moro, we leave aside tracks to the right and 200m later we have a fork. To the left we would go to Portilla to the right towards the exit of the ravine, here we leave the return car or if we only have one vehicle. With the access car we return to the road and reach the village of Portilla, we will get into the first street on the right and go up to a track that goes east, we can go up with the car to a sharp left turn and park.
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown
Comment: Cascada

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown1
Comment: Fín Hoz del Moro

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Hoz del Moro

Barranco Inferno: Canyon Start
Tour: Only 6 rappels without too much difficulty. Caution with high flows after heavy rains.

Barranco Inferno: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the river, we will take a path to the left that leads us up to the trail.

Barranco Jaqués

Barranco La Laja: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along this track heading north towards the climbing area Puerto Rico, we go around the trail and follow it a little more before leaving it to head NW to the port of Pino. When arriving at the port we take another small path that goes to the left in search of the riverbed.

Barranco La Laja: Canyon End
Return: When the descent ends, we follow the riverbed until we can exit to the left to the parking area.

Barranco la Riega de los Lobos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the pass, following the GR to the Torno stream, where we turn off to Majada Llama and take the grassy riverbed to go down to the first difficulties.
Tour: Vertical, very well formed in the intermediate and final part, up to the Urdón river channel.

Barranco la Riega de los Lobos: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge over the Urdón River, we will take the path of the source that takes us up a steep climb to Tresviso. You can't get lost.

Barranco Laja de San Pedro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the 4×4 track, up to the head of the ravine or down the Ismaña mountain trail to the track.

Barranco Laja de San Pedro: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the gallery, at the caves, we leave to the left going uphill a little to a water channel, on the orographic left we will continue along the descending path next to the channel (be careful with the path), after a kilometer we arrive at a horizontal path to the left that leads us to a track that later leads us down to the road.

Barranco Lakorri

Barranco Las Canaletas

Barranco las Cigalas: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Brezal boulder.

Barranco las Cigalas: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the confluence with the Moya river, turn left and follow it almost to the highway bridge. About 100m before there is a path on the left next to a pool of rain, here we get to go to the road.

Barranco Loma de Güerga

Barranco Lomo los Frailes: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Igueste-Hondo ravines We continue along the street until the end to turn right, without path, as to access the Lomo Alférez or Cueva de la Campana which is already evident, we will reach the riverbed and follow it south to an agricultural track, here we will turn right following the track about 100-150m until the next riverbed.
Tour: See topo. We will make 9 rappels, after the last one we go to the left towards the high tension tower, here we would have a last rappel already avoidable.

Barranco Lomo los Frailes: Canyon End
Return: From the turret we can follow the hill to the road, if we do the last rappel we will follow the riverbed to the road. In both cases we take it to the right up to the bar.

Barranco los Albarderos: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the dirt track towards the houses until we reach the PR TF-86.2, Arico Nuevo - Lomo de Tamadaya. We cross the bed of the Madre del Agua ravine after 300m and come out onto a track, where we turn right. Soon we will arrive at our riverbed

Barranco los Albarderos: Canyon End
Return: We will continue our descent to the bridge

Barranco Luneda: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the indicated track we walk about 600m to a right curve, soon we have the creek on our left and we get into it.

Barranco Luneda: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the bridge we go out to the road, if we have two vehicles, we will have left one of them here. If not, turn left and in 700m you will reach the parking lot.

Barranco Luneda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento coche
Access: By the A52 to A Cañiza, here we take the PO-5002 that goes down parallel to the Deva. Here we will go 10km there is a track on the right (where we will make the access) and a little further on there is another one on the left. Here we can leave the access car. If we continue 800m more we arrive at a left curve, with a bridge over the stream, where we can leave the car to return.
Return: When we get to the bridge we go out to the road, if we have two vehicles, we will have left one of them here. If not, turn left and in 700m you will reach the parking lot.

Barranco Luneda: Unknown
Comment: Entrada al barranco

Barranco Luneda: Unknown1

Barranco Martiño

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Morenet and Agustí By the via ferrata of Patacons to the top or when you reach the Font de Roure turn right along the GR until almost the road and here to the left to join the exit path of the ferrata. From above heading west towards Cal Morenet we will reach a fork just before the Cal, on the left the Morenet ravine there is a milestone that marks it for us. We will follow the milestones until the first cliff.
Tour: A first cut with 3 rappels to descend to the Cami dels Cingles (return or escape), we will continue straight ahead to reach the second split vertical. Once past the vertical, after another couple of rappels we will find the Agustí on the right, we will do another rappel and reach the bottom.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Canyon End
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown
Comment: 2 x 30 m.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown1
Comment: Atajo

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown2
Comment: Cal Morenet

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce Camí dels Cingles

Comment: DER ida Font del Roure

Comment: DER Palo indicador

Comment: DER sendero

Comment: FIN BCO

Comment: Inicio BCO

Comment: IZQ a BCO

Comment: IZQ Dejar pista

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Vilaplana, for it by the C14, exit La Selva, we will continue on the TP7013 to Vilaplana. By the T11 to the south of Reus, at the junction with the N420 we turn to the T704 to Vilaplana. Once there we will take the T704 towards Prades, halfway up, at pk 15.5 we will see an esplanade on the right that is the parking of the via ferrata.
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Comment: Riu de Les Tosques

Comment: VIVAC

Barranco Mingo Andrés

Barranco Olimpo Vertical del Xallas

Barranco Oscuro

Barranco Portuzelo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car just go down to the river and follow it, without entering it, until it makes the turn to the right, to the north.
Tour: Simple except during the rainy season, a couple of waterfalls, very aesthetic and many small areas of jumps, with stretches of walking.

Barranco Portuzelo: Canyon End
Return: At the confluence with the stream on the left, we will take an ascending path that leads us to the camininho. If we have left the car here we only have to go to our point. With only one car we go up to Vila Cha, we turn left down the street da Poça to take the Caminho do Coto by which we will leave by a track that goes south, we follow it until we cross the stream and now in ascent it turns left, if we follow it we will make a couple of loops until we get to the road, if we are strong we can atrochar shortening the return quite a lot. Once on the road we will follow it to the left until our curve.

Barranco Pozo Piñeiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Just in front of the cemetery there is a small road and a track to the right of our road. We take the track heading north. After about 600m there is a track on the left (return track) and we continue along the main one, straight on, towards the reservoir of Pozo Piñeiro. Another 500m later we have a track in disuse and almost lost by our left, we take it and we will continue, more and more losing until finishing about 100m below the dam. Time to get into the river.
Tour: Technical descent with complicated accesses, slippery areas and difficult jumps.

Barranco Pozo Piñeiro: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have two possibilities, in the first stream on the left, without losing height we go through the forest to find a track. The other option is after the second stream go left and go up the slope, on the orographic left of the stream and we will quickly find a path and from there to the track. In both cases we go to the indicated track that leads us to our access track.

Barranco Prebón: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking and following the GR (red and white marks) we continue along the signs that indicate Llanos de La Larri. When we reach the plains we see in front of us the ravine of La Larri and a path that zig-zags up the slope. At about 1900m the path continues to the north and we look for a lost path to the east to gain altitude to the ravine at almost 2000m above sea level. Another option is to follow the GR towards the Estiva and before arriving to take direction N towards the ravine, we will pass under some walls, quite characteristic, which are the buttresses of Chinipro.
Tour: Alpine canyoning with opening equipment

Barranco Prebón: Canyon End
Return: The ravine ends in the plains of La Larri, we will take the uphill path to go back down it.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Mijarra, Raja Ancha and Castillejos de Luna We leave to the left to the gully that we have, we will follow it by a small path until arriving at the first rappel.
Tour: Succession of 11 rappels, some can be skipped and two together. The rock is not of high quality but the anchors are very good, although some of them are in the back, with the consequent difficulty in recovering the ropes.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we could walk 400m to the Raja Ancha and do the 12th, in that case we will continue to the recreation area where we will have the car parked. If not on the path that crosses the riverbed, we will go to the left to, following the signs of the Santo, go up to the access track.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to be located in Pizarra where we will arrive from Malaga by the A357. Just arriving to Pizarra, in the p.k. 21,4 we have an exit to the right that we will take to continue towards Fuente Luna (there are indicators of PR-A 128). The other option is from the village of Pizarra to go up towards the soccer field and behind it take the Guadalhorce street, from there a track towards Fuente Luna. On the track that goes up to the Santo, once we are up we will pass the antennas next to the Cerro Cruz and park. The return car, in Pizarra, you have to look for the soccer field and above the C / Sauce, at the end of it we will park, next to the Recreational Area of Raja Ancha.
Return: After the last rappel we could walk 400m to the Raja Ancha and do the 12th, in that case we will continue to the recreation area where we will have the car parked. If not on the path that crosses the riverbed, we will go to the left to, following the signs of the Santo, go up to the access track.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown
Comment: Bifurcación izquierda

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown1
Comment: Sendero de aproximación

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown2
Comment: Bifurcación derecha

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown3
Comment: Mirador Pizarra

Comment: Bifurcación derecha

Comment: Bifurcación izquierda

Comment: Panorámica comienzo del barranco

Comment: Vista del inicio del barranco

Comment: Barranco Raja Ancha

Comment: D (1) cuerda fija 3m.

Comment: D (2) cuerda fija 4m.

Comment: Salida del barranco

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Inferior

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same parking area there is a path that goes north northwest to Pregona coma and Collada de La Moixa. The trail is very obvious until you reach a recently deforested area, where we will pay more attention. We will reach a forest track that we will follow until we reach a crossroads with a signpost. We will take the track on the right and continue for about 600 meters until we reach another crossroads. We will turn off again to the right. This track descends looking for the bed of the ravine and the first rappel.
Tour: Very vertical descent and generally without water

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the 35-meter rappel we will continue down a few more meters along the riverbed until we find a path that crosses the ravine. We pass it, we do some more projections until we reach a very obvious clearing. Here there is a small path that will take us to the approach road and the car.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Canyon Start
Approach: We will descend behind the ruins looking for the obvious ravine. We are descending by a tributary that in fifteen minutes will take us to the first rappel of the ravine.
Tour: Descent that in some sections reminds us of some conglomerate ravines of the Sierra de Guara. It begins a little dressed and monotonous but it is gaining interest. The final gorge is the most interesting part. The exit by the via ferrata gives it an added attraction.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the ravine, we will go uphill to the left in search of a forest. Behind the forest we will find a wall. We will continue until we find a section equipped with fixed ropes to help us get out. We will have to save about eight meters. We will continue climbing up the crest of the mountain until we find a path in about 25 minutes. This path will take us to the car in about 45 minutes.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown
Comment: Cruce Izquierda

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown1
Comment: Ruinas Masia antigua

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada pista Mas Carrisols

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown3
Comment: Afluente

Comment: Cuerda fija

Comment: Masia

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç towards Solsona by the Coll del Jou. At the pass we will take the LV-4241-b road. Just at the beginning of a long straight road we will find the Cap del Pla inn. We will take to the right a road that goes further on towards Montpol - Pont del Clop and we will pass a farmhouse. A few meters later the road forks. We will take first the junction to the left and later another junction to the right. The road takes us to Pont del Clop. We will continue, we will pass the hermitage of Montpol and we will find a crossroads. We will go towards Cambrils being attentive to a track that comes out on the right and indicates Mas Carissols. We will go down this, pass Mas Carissols and pass a track on the left. We will arrive at some ruins, the ruins of Tentellatge. Here we will leave the car. If we have two cars, we can leave the car at the end of the track, when it becomes impassable.
Return: At the exit of the ravine, we will go uphill to the left in search of a forest. Behind the forest we will find a wall. We will continue until we find a section equipped with fixed ropes to help us get out. We will have to save about eight meters. We will continue climbing up the crest of the mountain until we find a path in about 25 minutes. This path will take us to the car in about 45 minutes.

Comment: Salida Barranco de Mas Carrisols

Comment: Cruce derecha

Comment: Cruce izquierda

Comment: Fin sendero e inicio pista

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Parking at the top is practically immediate, we head south towards the riverbed. If we have parked at the bottom we will have to go up the road for 2 km.
Tour: Open, vertical, with somewhat delicate access ...

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the bridge next to the one we parked on

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Unknown
Comment: Coche2

Barranco Rego de Teixido

Barranco Retoco: Canyon Start
Approach: With the equipment and ropes for the descent we will follow this street about 100m to a track that goes off to the left towards the ravine, we will go down it until it becomes a path and after 500m we leave the path to go to the right towards the cut of our ravine, we will reach the riverbed and at the moment the first rappel.

Barranco Retoco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we will follow the Azuaje river until we reach the old spa, the riverbed turns to the right and there is a watercourse on the left with a path that will lead us to the access path.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximation bcos Sao Joao and Arga With only one car we will have to go up the slope to leave the forest to our left, here we will find a track that we can follow or atrochar up to the street. We will take the street to the left and we will arrive at the little street that serves as upper parking. In both cases there is a track under the houses that goes east, after 400m it turns north, towards the riverbed. we will enter the bridge.
Tour: Very continuous, as soon as we enter, we have the first rappel.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we will not go down the next waterfall, there is a track on our left, following it we arrive at the car.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING (com 1 carro)
Access: By A28 exit 28 to Arga de Sao Joao Access to Bcos Sao Joao and Arga We will take the M552 to Arga de Sao Joao, just when we arrive there is a track on the left that surrounds the village on the lower part and takes us to the river (see map). We will pass through Ribeiro de Sao Joao and we are below Arga de Baixo. 800m after passing the river there is a track on the left, go down it for 1km and park. If we have two cars, with the access car we will go up to the main track and follow it until the houses below Arga de Baixo (it is about 600m away), we will follow this street straight ahead that curves to the right, about 300m later there is a very short street on the left, we go down it and park.
Return: After the last rappel, we will not go down the next waterfall, there is a track on our left, following it we arrive at the car.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING FIM (com 2 carros)
Access: By A28 exit 28 to Arga de Sao Joao Access to Bcos Sao Joao and Arga We will take the M552 to Arga de Sao Joao, just when we arrive there is a track on the left that surrounds the village on the lower part and takes us to the river (see map). We will pass through Ribeiro de Sao Joao and we are below Arga de Baixo. 800m after passing the river there is a track on the left, go down it for 1km and park. If we have two cars, with the access car we will go up to the main track and follow it until the houses below Arga de Baixo (it is about 600m away), we will follow this street straight ahead that curves to the right, about 300m later there is a very short street on the left, we go down it and park.
Return: After the last rappel, we will not go down the next waterfall, there is a track on our left, following it we arrive at the car.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown Parking2
Comment: PARKING INICIO (com 2 carros)
Access: By A28 exit 28 to Arga de Sao Joao Access to Bcos Sao Joao and Arga We will take the M552 to Arga de Sao Joao, just when we arrive there is a track on the left that surrounds the village on the lower part and takes us to the river (see map). We will pass through Ribeiro de Sao Joao and we are below Arga de Baixo. 800m after passing the river there is a track on the left, go down it for 1km and park. If we have two cars, with the access car we will go up to the main track and follow it until the houses below Arga de Baixo (it is about 600m away), we will follow this street straight ahead that curves to the right, about 300m later there is a very short street on the left, we go down it and park.

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown
Comment: Subida ingreme por corta-fogo, algo escorregadia

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown1
Comment: FIM / Saida do rio pla esquerda (não descer a cascata)

Barranco Ribeiro d Arga: Unknown2
Comment: INICIO do canyoning

Barranco Salsipuedes: Canyon Start
Approach: The approach and return path are indicated with white and blue markings. From the parking lot we cross the bridge of the Alcudia, turn right following a path next to the disused irrigation ditch, we will find a few meters to the left a cobbled ramp indicating several local routes and the path of the Umbría. We will ascend this cobbled path until we reach the canal that feeds the hydroelectric plant of Hijar, here we leave the main road to take the path of the Umbría, following it we will reach the ruins of the Cortijo del Obispo. Here the path is lost a little, but turning to the right following the terraces of old almond trees and the marks, we find the path of the Umbría that leads us to see the channel again, we go down the winding "zetas" of the path until about 20 meters before reaching the channel we leave the path to enter the ravine and find the first headwaters.
Tour: Barranco corto, pero que da para practicar algunas maniobras de barranquismo, como el rapel guiado o desviadores para evitar roces. Al principio es mas abierto, los dos primeros rapeles son el calentamiento o para enseñar a gente sin experiencia. En el tercer rapel podemos evitar el roce que se genera haciendo un rapel guiado pues cuenta con instalación para ello, en el cuarto tenemos a mitad una repisa y un desviador por si queremos usarlo. Llegando al quinto rapel tenemos que dejar lo que seria el cauce por el lado izquierdo para pasar por detrás de una olivera, aquí encontramos un químico con anillas por si queremos asegurar nos para llegar a la cabecera del quinto rapel pues esta algo expuesto. Debajo de este rapel encontramos un paso a la izquierda de la vegetación con un par de destrepes sin mucha complicación, llegamos al sexto rapel enrampado y destrepable si tomamos ciertas precauciones, nos lleva asta la última cabecera séptimo rapel que podríamos saltarnos si tenemos suficiente cuerda y la usamos de desviador y si no, aquí tenemos espacio para 4 o 5 personas y realizar el ultimo rapel, en este tenemos vegetación en la pared que nos impide ver algunos agujeros tomad precauciones.

Barranco Salsipuedes: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the north leaving the big walls to our left, we follow a path marked with blue and white paint next to the disused irrigation ditch that leads us to find the Alcudia bridge.

Barranco San Xoan

Barranco Sante u Omprio inf

Barranco Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: There is no better explanation than Naturexperiences: "At the end of the asphalt road, a dirt road begins, we leave behind a house on the right and when we reach a crossroads, on the left, we turn off. We go down a few meters towards the riverbed and when we pass a danger sign, we turn off again to the right. We climb a little and continue along a path that leads to a narrow pass, where we find a pipe. We go down to the small pools that are at the bottom, taking care with the pipe and walk a little to the first and largest rappel of this descent. This rappel is 41 meters."
Tour: After the first 40m rappel, we leave to the left to a path that allows us to take the Bejía channel, we will follow it until the first left curve, moment to go back down to the riverbed...

Barranco Seco: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will be attentive to the path of steps on the right.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.
Tour: First 3 continuous rappels, with the colophon of the 50m of the last one, which can be split. Then we go through the ledge in search of the 4th rappel and down to the ground.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Canyon End
Return: We will only have to walk to the track

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint1
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint2

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint3

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Unknown
Comment: Cima

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Unknown1
Comment: Cima

Barranco Toll d En Drac

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we can return to the track and go up it or go up a trail to the first curve of the track. We will go up it for about 1km until we see a rocky area on our left behind some walls that enclose the dam down there. We will go down the rocky area to the base of the dam.
Tour: We climb the stairs of the dam to the top, we have a handrail to get closer to mount the first and longest abseil. From here we will have a route enclosed between walls with small rappels/destreps until the canyon opens (escape point on the left) or we make the last two rappels almost to the parking lot. Recently re-equipped in 2022.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the left side of the riverbed to the parking lot.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Pedrera

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Nigüelas
Access: By the A44 freeway (from or to Granada) exit 157 Nigüelas. We will cross the village following the dry riverbed towards the dam. We will go along the track for less than a kilometer and when we reach Juan Valiente we will go left to the parking lot.
Return: We continue along the left side of the riverbed to the parking lot.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown1
Comment: Presa Nigüelas

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown2
Comment: Salida (izqda)

Barranco Valeron: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very simple, we have the rings on the other side of the road. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the bridge of the highway, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we reach the height of the highway, we leave the path and we go left to the road GC291. We will have to walk almost 1km along the road and it is very narrow so be very careful.

Barranco Valeron: Canyon End
Return: We will continue walking along the ravine by the path of the climbers that goes down to the beach, then along the street Diseminado de San Felipe to the parking lot where we have parked.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown
Comment: Coche cabecera.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown1
Comment: Coche final.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown2
Comment: De frente.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha.

Comment: Derecha.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road about 50m and on our left we will see a path that goes up (Camí Vell de Rúbies). At an altitude of 470m just before reaching a large boulder there is a turn of the path to the left with a milestone and a path not very marked on the right. We will go through here and carefully descend to the dry riverbed.
Tour: The first part is unremarkable until the very end when the canyon drops over the road and we have the 3 rappels.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Canyon End
Return: We go out to the road and drive up it to the parking lot.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown
Comment: Desv caminet

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown1
Comment: Desv dreta2

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown2
Comment: Font

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown3
Comment: Foto1

Comment: Foto2

Comment: Foto3

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking2
Access: On the C13 going up towards Tremp, at the height of pk 70 we have on the left the rest area of Font de les Bagasses where we will park.
Return: We go out to the road and drive up it to the parking lot.

Barranco Virgen del Oro

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos por la senda que pasa bajo la autopista hasta el prado y la valla. Aquí tendremos dos opciones: 1ª Subir a la cueva directamente, para ello cruzamos la valla y subimos por el prado pegados al arroyo del Tinganón, gran parte del recorrido lo haremos por la derecha del arroyo y deberemos tener muchísimo cuidado puesto que las rocas pueden estar húmedas y la senda embarrada con el consiguiente peligro. Llegaremos a la entrada de la cueva en la que hay montado un pasamanos para poder remontar con cierta seguridad. 2º Hacerlo integral. En la ruta de wikiloc se indica un camino que realmente no existe como tal. Una gran parte del trayecto se hace campo a través, con una vegetación poco agradable (punzante) y recorridos con mucha pendiente y sin sombra. No es recomendable y puede ser peligroso. Mejor combinar con dos coches, dejando uno en el aparcamiento bajo la autopista y con el otro dirigirse al pueblo abandonado de Peme para buscar la cabecera del arroyo y bajar hasta que se encauza, unos cientos de metros antes del sumidero de la cueva.

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the access/return path to the highway.

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Unknown

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Unknown1

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the marks and signs that show us the way to the ferrata, a magnificent track heading SE with the Peñas de San Justo and de los Buitres in the background. We will arrive at a sign that tells us to leave the track to take a path that takes us under the rocks, we will pass under the mallo El Tornillo and we stay at the foot of San Justo, here we turn left and find the first pegs. We will make the via ferrata and at the end of it we continue towards the sign of the path down the north face, just here we have some yellow marks, the beginning of the rappels.
Tour: A first section of rappels to finally exit with some ropes to the trail and soon after another sign, blue marks and the next section of rappels, more exposed and complicated.

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Canyon End
Return: Somewhat losing trail that takes us to the return path of the ferrata and from here to the GR1 back along the access road.

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown
Comment: Ferrata

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown1
Comment: Mirador de Los Buitres

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown2
Comment: Riglos

Barrancos de Caudete

Barrancos de Ventura y Pastelero: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the Picapedreros track and when we reach the Picapedreros hut we will have access to the first ravine, Pastelero stream. If we follow the track, once it heads north, we will have the Ventura stream on the right where we would go down to the second ravine.
Tour: Two small descents, the first one for beginners and the second one with a more interesting 35m rappel.

Barrancos de Ventura y Pastelero: Canyon End
Return: After the R35 we have a path to the right that takes us up to Picapedreros. Or in both cases we can follow the riverbed to a path that leads us to the uphill track.

Caidero del Gallego

Caidero del Viento o Bco del Palo: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Manta, Palo y Medio We will leave by the access path that goes up the orographic right of the Manta riverbed, crosses it and continues ascending until we reach the upper track, we will cross the Manta stream again and about 200m later we reach the bed of the Bco del Medio, if we continue a little further we reach the Bco del Palo or Caidero del Viento.

Caidero del Viento o Bco del Palo: Canyon End
Return: Following the riverbed up to the road, or when you reach the junction with the El Palo riverbed, you will find the uphill path on your left.

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the esplanade there is a forest track that goes up the stream, in a clearing in the forest at 400m we take the track to the left that goes to the ruins of Valielles. Arriving at the ruins, about 300m, turn right to continue climbing now already on a path, it goes to the walls and soon after, 400m from the ruins, we have a milestone and a path to the staples of ascent. We have a first section of path equipped with flanking that leaves the last rappel of the descent, then the path enters the wall for the steps of Ayuta and Sonia (currently sabotaged), with the 5th rappel to one side. We come out to a softer area that takes us to the col of the ridge and from there to the summit.
Tour: 4 rappels from the top, we descend the soft section and reach the 5th rappel next to the ferrata. A little more and we reach the last rappel

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys on the C462 towards Solsona. Passing the p.k. 19 we have a right turn, just at the exit of the tunnel, has an esplanade on the left, an area where climbers park.

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown
Comment: Sendero a la izquierda

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown1
Comment: Fita Rocjumper a la izquierda

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Camino Equipado de la Lluna Plena

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown3
Comment: Flanqueo

Comment: Tramo K4 Paso Ayuta

Comment: Paso Gran Roca

Comment: Tramo K3 Paso Sonia

Canal d Arrancapets: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the parking lot crossing the river in the direction of Peñagalera until almost reaching the ridge at about 800m altitude. Here we find a fork that we will take to the left, much less marked path that goes over the cuts of Arrancapets channel. About 150m later we have a channel on the left with a cairn indicating the descent.

Canal d Arrancapets: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the bottom, we will walk down the canal until we join the upstream path at the river.

Canal d Orió: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that goes up to the cova del Vidre, we will go up to the confluence with the GR, here we will go to the right towards the Colls del Pallers. There is a characteristic pass with a rock wall and a valley on the right that will be our descent. We will go down through the forest in steep descent until we reach the vertical

Canal d Orió: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Canal d Orió: Unknown
Comment: Racó Moro

Canal d Orió: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada Barranco de Lloret

Canal d Orió: Unknown2
Comment: Fin barranco salida por la izq

Canal d Orió: Unknown3
Comment: Camino derecha (Puente)

Comment: Cruce camino Tolls de la Brossa

Comment: bufadors

Comment: Cruce senda / barranco

Comment: Camino derecha (Puente)

Canal d Orió: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking abajo
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes by the TV3421, in the pk 18,6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. At the end of this track there is a barrier, there is a place to park the return car. With the access car we return to the road, pk 12.1 we have a detour "La Vall". After two kilometers we have a detour, we take it to the right and continue to the area of La Vall.
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Canal d Orió: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking coche arriba
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes by the TV3421, in the pk 18,6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. At the end of this track there is a barrier, there is a place to park the return car. With the access car we return to the road, pk 12.1 we have a detour "La Vall". After two kilometers we have a detour, we take it to the right and continue to the area of La Vall.
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Comment: Fuerte Bajada

Comment: Paso entre piedras (cami avellanar)

Comment: Dejar senda y hacia abajo

Comment: R 50m canal I Orio

Comment: Cruce senda

Comment: Barranco Orió

Comment: Cruce Barranco Barretes

Comment: Senda perdida que cruza barranco

Comment: Cruce con B Clot Hospital

Comment: cadena

Comment: poca cobertura GPS, seguir senda

Canal de Castellassos: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the GR until we pass the Bordes de Colomer, shortly after a path to our left that will leave us in our canal.

Canal de Castellassos: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the river, we will have to go left towards the bridge.

Canal de Castellassos: Unknown

Canal de la Corba d Alfara: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the Vallfiguera return path that comes out 50m ahead, when we go down to the small riverbed we will follow it until we reach the cuttings.
Tour: A first part of access to reach the walls. We will have a rappel / handrail from a tree to the first vertical. From here it closes a little, it remains a vertical and beautiful channel.

Canal de la Corba d Alfara: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed, between trees for about 60m until we leave the walls. We will see a path little marked by the gravel on our right that surrounds the walls and gets us into a hard uphill channel that leads us directly to the curve.

Canal de la Figuereta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the PR direction Vicenç Barbé refuge by the Collet de Guirló first and from there towards the Coll de la Portella. When we reach the pass we turn left (on the right going around the Roca de la Portella we access the cave/sima del Pou de la Portella). We will continue ascending to les Agulles until a ramp equipped with ropes, after it a red mark indicates us the turn to the left to get into our channel.
Tour: Very vertical channel, spectacular in its 3 rappels but very short.

Canal de la Figuereta: Canyon End
Return: We have the hard part, going back through the vegetation, downhill, to look for the access path.

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown1

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown2
Comment: CAMINO

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown3
Comment: Coll La Portella

Comment: CUERDA

Comment: Fin Figuereta

Comment: Inicio Figuereta

Comment: Marcas Rojas DER

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Can Maçana
Access: On the A2 take exit 570 to El Bruc and Montserrat. We turn off on the B111 to Montserrat/Manresa and continue on the PB1101 Montserrat/Manresa to Coll de Can Maçana where we park.
Return: We have the hard part, going back through the vegetation, downhill, to look for the access path.

Comment: Pou de Portella

Canal de la roca Regina: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bosc and Regina rock Cross the bridge and take the path to the right that goes up the river, halfway we will see a path to the right that goes down to the river, is the escape in the Bosc. There comes a time that crosses the river and cross the bank. We will go up a steep slope making Z's until 520m where the trail turns north (to the left) and we are at the foot of the Roca Regina. There is a path on the right that takes us to the head of the channel.
Tour: 5 aerial and vertical rappels plunging over the Bosc

Canal de la roca Regina: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the Bosc and we can follow it to the bridge or walk 70m to a path on the right that takes us back to the access path.

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown Parking
Access: Parking Bosc and Regina rock On the C13 going up towards Tremp Access Bosc and Regina rock Just before the tunnel in the Pantà de Terradets, at pk72, on the right is the old road and we can park and evaluate the flow of the Bosc from the bridge.
Return: We arrive at the Bosc and we can follow it to the bridge or walk 70m to a path on the right that takes us back to the access path.

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown
Comment: Barranc del bosc

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown1
Comment: Desvió a la derecha

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio canal

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown3
Comment: Fin de la canal

Canal de Pigolo: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir. We will climb a little more than 1 km to a milestone that marks the exit to the channel at about 1980m altitude. It can serve us as a reference that at this point a small tributary arrives on the left side.
Tour: Continuous abseiling and abseiling to the bridge of the return trail.

Canal de Pigolo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the trail bridge, we turn left to go to the access trail and from there to the car.

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking inici
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: When we reach the trail bridge, we turn left to go to the access trail and from there to the car.

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown
Comment: Desviament

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown1
Comment: Inici Canal de Pigolo

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown2

Canal de Potxabeltza

Canal de Punvieja: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only take one car and park it at the bottom, we will have to climb the 2 km of road up to a sharp left curve where a path comes out. We close the gate and continue, either by the path along the meadow (sometimes closed by vegetation) or by the meadow itself. In about 200 m. we will be at the river. If we have parked in the village of Los Tojos we must walk down to this curve and then follow the path to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Descent with somewhat precarious facilities and some rubbing (provide rope to replace handrails and natural). A lot of fallen trunk and undergrowth, especially at the beginning and in the section after the corridor, where the riverbed opens. Aesthetic rappels. Boxed areas alternating with other more open areas. It is important to evaluate the flow of the main river before entering. The last rappel falls directly into the riverbed and the force of the water could drag us down.

Canal de Punvieja: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the Argoza river, cross it and right in front of it we look for a parallel riverbed, normally dry. After a few meters we will sense on our left a path bounded by a wall that borders the meadows. In the first few meters it is closed off by vegetation, but it soon clears and we can walk along it. We will follow it bordering a house and in direction towards the road and the bridge.

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown
Comment: pk los tojos

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown1
Comment: punvieja cab

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown2
Comment: punvieja camino

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown3
Comment: punvieja pkbajo

Canal de Rotaboc: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path to the font Colom and that leads to the Penya del Migdia, we can go up to the track that leads to the Puig Mayor or turn left before to the Marge Petit pass. Once up we will go in NW direction to look for our channel.

Canal de Rotaboc: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending to the coll de Cards Colers, from here we head south on the track that brings us back to the road.

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown
Comment: Font d'en Colom

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown1
Comment: Casa de la Neu

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown2
Comment: Pared

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown3
Comment: Penyal del Migdia

Comment: Salt de Rotafoc

Canal del Conchoso: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos la calle que sube a lo alto del pueblo y que al terminar las edificaciones se convierte en pista (hay un paso canadiense). Al cabo de poco más de un kilómetro de salir del pueblo tenemos una curva a izquierdas cerrada, que marca el comienzo de unas Z de subida. Por la derecha sale ya una senda poco visible, que mantiene la cota y que se ve mal porque tiene tojos, zarzas y vegetación en general. Cuidado con las garrapatas. Es zona de ganado. Son unos 600 m. de recorrido hasta que llegamos al cauce. Otra posibilidad es seguir subiendo las Z y continuar por la pista hasta una curva muy marcada a la derecha, donde encontramos un desprendimiento en la ladera izquierda. Ahí cruza un afluente desde el que podemos bajar al barranco, aunque hay algunos destrepes de unos 4/5 m. sin equipar que resultan difíciles de evitar por los laterales debido a la pendiente de las laderas y a que todo el monte está lleno de tojos y zarzas. El afluente nos dejará en el mismo punto en el que confluyen la vereda y el cauce del barranco.
Tour: Open, without rest, short but fun if we do it after rains.

Canal del Conchoso: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the road we go to the car to return or right to the village in search of our parking place. The advice is to take two cars, because the ascent to the headwaters is quite steep and can be very long.

Canal del Pubill

Canal dels Arrossegats: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track and we leave by the path on the right, same access as Caragols, white and then blue marked trail that climbs towards the Gerro and els Pallers. A little further on it joins another more marked trail in the Era dels Pallers (small pass) where we go to the right. About 100m later the trail approaches the bed of the stream, time to leave the trail and get into the riverbed.
Tour: Wide channel with 3 areas of fixed ropes for dexterity. After them we can visit the Cova dels Mistos and soon the rappel that gives its name to the channel. A 26-27m rappel that leaves no one indifferent, narrow, uncomfortable, with remains of ropes, irons, ...

Canal dels Arrossegats: Canyon End
Return: We take the path to the right that leads us to the access path.

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown Parking
Comment: 000 parking
Access: On the A2 we will take the detour to El Bruc. Cross the village up to the schools and turn right looking for the Refugi Vincenç Barré. We will follow this road that will become a track to the parking lot used by climbers.
Return: We take the path to the right that leads us to the access path.

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown
Comment: 001 desv. esqu

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown1
Comment: 002 Era dels Pallers

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown2
Comment: 003 desv. dreta. Inici canal

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown3
Comment: 005 final canal

Comment: El Gerro

Comment: Els Pallers

Comment: La Tisora

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Canyon Start
Approach: Pertusa option: Following the marked path following the ferrata indications (white circles with a red dot), we will enter the Bco de la Pardina and start with the different sections of the Urquiza-Olmo ferrata (K3). Near the end of the ferrata we can turn left to the extension (K5) or Feliz Navidad (K6). If not we can continue straight ahead to the end of the ravine that has a path that takes us to the top. We turn left and follow the path over the cliffs until we find the ravine and the handrail for the entrance. Option Castell de Sant Llorenç: From the parking area we will see the path that goes to the NW along the cut (not the track).
Tour: Very vertical canyon and without water, if it carries something is because it is raining hard in the area. It is accessed by a handrail to enter the cirque where the rappels will follow one after the other until the Pardina gully. They are rappels without great difficulty but some of them are very aesthetic in overhangs.

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Canyon End
Return: From the Bco de Pardina we can return to Pertusa by the outgoing path. Or we turn left towards the Castell going up the Via Ferrata.

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown
Comment: tramo Ferrata Silvia

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown1
Comment: tramo Federica Ferrata

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown2
Comment: aguja

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown3
Comment: cadena

Comment: inicio

Comment: inicio barranco

Comment: entrada al cauce

Comment: resalte de 6 m

Comment: fin tramo Federica

Comment: Ferrata Urquiza Olmo

Comment: Castell st llorenç

Comment: cruce, sendero de la derecha

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the torrent Fondo and then by the PR we will look for the Garrigoses pass and go down the ridge to the channel. Another option: We go down to the village to Pau Bertran street to turn right along the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari to take the path that crosses the Font Seca (on our right) and go to stop at the Canal del Xaco and climb it up to the ridge, below the col of Garrigoses.
Tour: Only 4 rappels in a rather decomposed environment.

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the path, turn right to the parking lot.

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown
Comment: Desvio torrent del fondo

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown1
Comment: Desvio izquierda

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio barranco pas de la pancha

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown3

Canal Tancada

Cañón de Lagunillos

Cañón de Obantzea: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the San Adrián Hermitage When we get there, we will take the riverbed, generally dry, and we will follow it until the difficulties begin.
Tour: Two areas of canyoning with more open areas of lush forests. In the first zone, Otsanzulo, we will have the path a few meters higher, aesthetic rappels to enter this canyoning. The second zone, Arizulo, the longest rappel, 30m.

Cañón de Obantzea: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the Puente de las Brujas bridge that joins Arguiñano with Iturgoyen, we will take the path to the left to go up to Arguiñano.

Cañón de Santa María: Canyon Start
Approach: About 100m before the curve we have the stream on the right, uphill. We go up it for 1.5 kms, cross the riverbed and continue climbing a few more meters until we find a track, we take it to the left and it brings us back to the ravine, we access the ravine.
Tour: See mole, initiation with water only after heavy rains

Cañón de Santa María: Canyon End
Return: We will retrace the access path

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por PR 33

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown1
Comment: Cruzar Barranco Santa María

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown3
Comment: Barranco Santa María

Comment: Marmita evitable

Comment: Ventana del Diablo

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge of the Martinete, by the outlined track where we will have parked, we advance a little more than 100m (in which we will pass over the stream Tajuelo) and at the moment to the right will leave a little busy track by which we will go almost 300m before throwing us to the right to the bed of the stream. If we do not want to make the Tajuelo, the access to the Martinete is immediate.
Tour: The first part, the arroyo del Tajuelo, is carved in limestone tuffs and with small crystalline pools in which to jump. It has 3 rappels, almost all of which can be jumped if previously checked. The second part, the martinete, once the stream joins the Tajo at the height of the Martinete bridge. Aquatic descent, of destrepes, jumps and slides, very amusing but dangerous with high flows.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Canyon End
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown Parking
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge) where we will park the access car on the track that goes to the right, just before crossing it. If we have a return car, we will take the track that goes to the left, just after crossing the bridge and after a kilometer we will have a place to park in the area used by bathers.
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento 2.....
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge) where we will park the access car on the track that goes to the right, just before crossing it. If we have a return car, we will take the track that goes to the left, just after crossing the bridge and after a kilometer we will have a place to park in the area used by bathers.
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown
Comment: Derecha

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown2

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown3
Comment: Resaltes

Comment: Río Tajo

Cañón Peralejo

Cañones de Jaén: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the street, it crosses the river and soon we will be able to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: River hiking route in which we will go up as far as we can/want and we will turn around in this magnificent enclave.

Cañones de Jaén: Canyon End
Return: On the way up

Canyon de Boucharo

Canyon de La HIllete

Canyon de Lapassa

Canyon de Larregorry

Canyon de Ossèse Inférieur

Canyon de Pugues

Canyon de Rouge

Canyon Isard Inf

Canyon Isard Supérieur

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: Sup and Inf Plow Access Immediate from the bridge.
Tour: Quite hard descent, sporty, very fun, with all kinds of rappels and abseilings.

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach a small bridge, we take the path on the orographic right that will take us to the village in half an hour.

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Ponte do Arado

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Inicío do Canyoning

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Ponto de Passagem

Canyon Rio Arado Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Saída do Rio

Comment: Entrada na Aldeia de Ermida

Cascada de Biaxerrekea: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that leaves from the estuary, passes by the Ermita de la Concepción or Talako Ama and goes up to Biaxerdikoa PR-BI-168, behind these houses there is a path that goes straight down to the stream R-BI-168-1.
Tour: We follow the stream to the waterfall that falls into the sea.

Cascada de Biaxerrekea: Canyon End
Return: Through the rocks to the estuary again

Cascada de Bidamarreta

Cascada de Boldís

Cascada de la Hormaza: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars it is almost immediate, before crossing the stream we turn right diagonally to look for the riverbed and the first rappel. If we go with only one car we will have to go up by the road the 3 kms or by a side of the ravine looking for the best way.
Tour: Open and not very aquatic but very entertaining. Its most vertical part is a delight

Cascada de la Hormaza: Canyon End
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de la Hormaza: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing 2
Access: Access to Vega de Pas area We must arrive to Vega de Pas. From the N623 in Entrambasmestas we will take the CA263. Ajam, Ajam Sup, Peñallana, Hormaza, Yera and Yera 2 ravines. Arriving at Vega de Pas we turn right to Puerto de Estacas de Trueba on the CA631. We will pass Yera and at km 7 approx. we have a first bridge over the river (exit Yera 1). We continue along the road and at the second bridge we leave the car to return or if we only have one. From here we can observe the descent. We continue along the road until the next sharp left turn, here comes a track to the cabins of Hormaza, we parked the access car.
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de la Hormaza: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parquing 1
Access: Access to Vega de Pas area We must arrive to Vega de Pas. From the N623 in Entrambasmestas we will take the CA263. Ajam, Ajam Sup, Peñallana, Hormaza, Yera and Yera 2 ravines. Arriving at Vega de Pas we turn right to Puerto de Estacas de Trueba on the CA631. We will pass Yera and at km 7 approx. we have a first bridge over the river (exit Yera 1). We continue along the road and at the second bridge we leave the car to return or if we only have one. From here we can observe the descent. We continue along the road until the next sharp left turn, here comes a track to the cabins of Hormaza, we parked the access car.
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de la Torre de Marboré: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines Option 1 - From the Col de Tentes we go up to the Port de Boucharo and from there to Sarradets. We take the path that goes down to the cirque of Gavarnie. Option 2 - From Gavarnie we go to the cirque and once here we take the path that goes up to Sarradets by the stairs. Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines For one option or another to reach the cut of the cirque, what some call second floor we go to the bottom of the cirque. The first stream is the Sarradets ravine, the second is the Casco ravine and the third is the Torre ravine.
Tour: Very vertical descent, with a 70m rappel and some quite exposed headwaters. Be careful with the friction and always wear neoprene because the water is very cold.

Cascada de la Torre de Marboré: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom we will take the tourist path of the waterfall that goes down to Gavarnie.

Cascada de la Torre de Marboré: Unknown
Comment: Torre Marbore

Cascada de la Torre de Marboré: Unknown1
Comment: Casc Marbore

Cascada de la Torre de Marboré: Unknown2
Comment: Sarradets

Cascada de las Terrazas del Fresno: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track towards the Baden ravine, as it enters the ravine narrows and becomes a path. Accesses bcos Baden, Baden2, Infierno, Helecho and Terrazas Fresno When arriving at the part in which it narrows at all we will pass by the exit leaving it to the left and soon we have an ascent to the left (to the West) by a hollow by which we will ascend almost until above, we will surround some fences to direct us to the east towards the head on the cuttings.
Tour: A ramp and an abseil over a 50m waterfall.

Cascada de las Terrazas del Fresno: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the access path

Cascada de Les Moles

Cascada de Maro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down this street, when it takes us to the right towards the beach, we will continue straight ahead towards the cliffs, the track turns to the left and when it approaches a hut we will get into the riverbed above the hut.
Tour: An abseil over the sea

Cascada de Maro: Canyon End
Return: We swam out to the Caleta beach and went up the access road to the beach.

Cascada de Maro: Unknown Parking
Access: We will follow the signs "Playa", go down the main street (there is a parking lot if we do not want to play), we will continue and after the left curve in the greenhouses, we will have a street on the right with the sign "Playa de la Caleta", only for authorized vehicles. We park
Return: We swam out to the Caleta beach and went up the access road to the beach.

Cascada de Maro: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera

Cascada de Osinberde: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path from the parking lot by the orographic right of the river, we go up for 1km until we pass a stream where we take a path to our left that takes us back to the upper channel. We will go by the channel 1km until the emergence, moment to accede to the ravine.

Cascada de Osinberde: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the access trail to the waterfall.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Canyon Start
Approach: Cartografía OpenStreetMap (OSM) Ascendemos por el camino que lleva a la base de la cascada de Peña Puerta; unas decenas de metros después, dejamos a la izda unas mesas para merendar, siguiendo en ascenso. Vemos a nuestra izda el cauce del arroyo que sale de Peña Puerta; pocas docenas de metros, antes de atravesar un puente, cogemos por la derecha, una senda de trepa por la parte derecha de Peña Puerta, hacia las paredes donde parten varias vías de escalada. Una vez en las vías, en la base de la pared; seguimos por la senda hasta la parte alta de Peña Puerta; en sus últimos tramos, el trazado es empinado, está muy erosionado y cuesta subir; cruzamos una alambrada por su parte baja, y accedemos a otro marcado sendero que viene de la parte intermedia de la cantera de yesos. En unos pocos metros, por la izda, llegamos al portillo de Peña Puerta; la senda se desdibuja y continuamos por ella, descendiendo por la izquierda hasta las proximidades de la hendidura, donde se juntan los dos arroyos que se precipitan en la gran cascada, donde iniciaremos el descenso.
Tour: Very short and intense descent... it has an upper part, a few meters above the access gate to the rappel of the waterfall, which is not usually done; there are two rappels of 10 and 6 meters respectively, very dressed in vegetation, and that start in the vicinity of the ruins of some sheepfolds a few meters above, visible from the gate where we will change. The creek briefly fits into the area that anticipates the great waterfall; a few meters later we find an R4 meeting that deposits us at the head of the R100, the highest waterfall in La Rioja.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Cartography From the base of the waterfall, we follow the stream bed for a few meters and continue along a path on the right bank to the place where we left the vehicle.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown1
Comment: PK peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown2
Comment: portillo peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown3
Comment: sendero canteras

Comment: vias escalada

Comment: xinicio sedero vias escalada

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Canyon Start
Approach: At the end of the parking we see on our right a cattle crossing, we cross it and follow the track until we see an ascending path that leads to a stop. We go down the same path and reach the riverbed, we continue along the riverbed until we reach the beginning.
Tour: There are several installations to access the head of the first vertical, an impressive 45-meter overhang that leaves us on a comfortable ledge. Two installations for the second vertical depending on the flow, and we arrive at another ledge. There are still two installations, the right one has significant friction and the left one is quite far from the riverbed. In any case, we are chaining rappels until we reach an area of dexterity and from there, we continue walking along the riverbed.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Canyon End
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown Parking
Comment: 1- Aparcamiento
Access: We head to the Puerto de Angulo by the BU-550 road and leave the car in the parking lot located at the top of the port. To leave the second vehicle we drive along the BU-550 to the junction with the BU-V-5002 to reach the town of Encima Angulo.
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown
Comment: 2-Paso de ganado

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown1
Comment: 3- Vista de la cascada

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown2
Comment: 4- Cambiamos a sendero, recto en la bifurcacion.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown3
Comment: 5- Collado

Comment: 6- Bajando al cauce

Comment: 7- Llegando al cauce

Comment: 8- Río

Comment: 9- Vista del inicio

Comment: 13- R 30m desde natural.

Comment: 16- Cauce

Comment: 17- Salida derecha camino

Comment: 18- Derecha

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: 19- Aparcamiento
Access: We head to the Puerto de Angulo by the BU-550 road and leave the car in the parking lot located at the top of the port. To leave the second vehicle we drive along the BU-550 to the junction with the BU-V-5002 to reach the town of Encima Angulo.
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada del Casco de Marboré: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines Option 1 - From the Col de Tentes we go up to the Port de Boucharo and from there to Sarradets. We take the path that goes down to the cirque of Gavarnie. Option 2 - From Gavarnie we go to the cirque and once here we take the path that goes up to Sarradets by the stairs. Access to Sarradets, Casco and Torre ravines For one option or another to reach the cut of the cirque, what some call second floor we go to the bottom of the cirque. The first stream is the Sarradets ravine, the second is the Casco ravine and the third is the Torre ravine.
Tour: Very vertical descent, with a 90m rappel and some quite exposed headwaters. Be careful with the friction and always wear neoprene because the water is very cold.

Cascada del Casco de Marboré: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom we will take the tourist path of the waterfall that goes down to Gavarnie.

Cascada del Casco de Marboré: Unknown
Comment: Torre Marbore

Cascada del Casco de Marboré: Unknown1
Comment: Casc Marbore

Cascada del Casco de Marboré: Unknown2
Comment: Sarradets

Cascada del Chorlón: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the forest track for the first few meters and then turn off along the path following the marks. Once we arrive at the Chorlón, we will go up the side of the trail to the head of the trail.
Tour: There are two waterfalls with a pool in between.

Cascada del Chorlón: Canyon End
Return: After the second waterfall, we come out onto the access path.

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown
Comment: Puente del Arroyo Cambrones

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown2
Comment: Desvío

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío

Comment: Cascada El Chorlón

Cascada del Médico: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go out to the right through the forest to find the stream bed to reach the top of the waterfall.
Tour: Only the waterfall

Cascada del Médico: Canyon End
Return: Through the forest we can climb up to the track

Cascadas de Basakaiz

Cascadas de Baztela

Cascadas de Endara

Cascadas de Iñurrieta

Cascadas de los Husos

Cascadas de Salvassa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path that starts right there and goes down to a wall / dam, cross and follow the path to the left about 100m and we will see a "path" that goes up through the forest, we must follow the green dots, as this climb has been conditioned.
Tour: A series of rappels in ramp that leads us to the head of the waterfall. The waterfall is doubly installed (right and left) on the right is more out of the water, designed for high flows. Be careful not to fall short with the ropes. The reinstallation has been done on the right, so be careful if we want to make the descent into the water (orographic left) because they have not checked its condition.

Cascadas de Salvassa: Canyon End
Return: Get to the track next to the wall.

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown
Comment: Acceso derecha

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown1

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown2
Comment: Final descenso

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown3
Comment: Giro derecha

Comment: Giro izquierda

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Salvassa
Access: We will arrive on the N230 towards Vielha, after passing Vilaller and before reaching Aneto and Senet, at pk 141 (in the tunnel), at the exit we have a lay-by on the right from which we can see the waterfall on the other slope. Here we park.
Return: Get to the track next to the wall.

Comment: Presa

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to La Coumelade 2 (Cascades Sant Guillem) and 3 If we have to climb from La Llau, there is a path that goes past the houses on the right and goes up to the refuge. Approach to La Coumelade 2 (Sant Guillem Waterfalls) and 3 - merci à André Suchet From the refuge of Sant Guillem, you go up to the hermitage and hermitage of Sant Guillem de Combret, then to a wrought iron cross at the top of the floor. From the cross you take the path (oriented to the N) that descends to a stone fountain called brigadier on old maps. From the fountain, descend into the water as best you can. The first stunt, a 12-meter rappel, marks the start of the race.
Tour: Playful series of waterfalls (max. 12 meters), most of which run along slides. Magnificent vegetation. Some small jumps possible. Attention reminder mandatory at the first waterfall. Still very watery. Beware of spring.

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Canyon End
Return: Después de la reconocible caja en forma de S, luego un pequeño paseo hacia otros dos hermosos toboganes, puede salir por la orilla derecha. Caminamos a lo largo del agua. Pasamos un afluente. Luego, en un recodo del desfiladero donde todavía es posible un último rápel de 10 metros (opcional), subir a la margen izquierda en el bosque. Concretamente, el camino sube por un amplio corredor de hojas fáciles de secar entre un gran pilar rocoso y la continuación de las paredes más o menos escarpadas del desfiladero. Llegado a la parte superior del pasillo, una terraza ofrece un magnífico paisaje. Luego vuelve a subir con cuidado por los bloques, hacia el bosque de arriba. En el bosque el camino se hace más visible y rápidamente llega a un muro de piedra muy antiguo y parcialmente derrumbado, que se cruza para incorporarse a una de las rutas comentadas del arboreto. Este camino secundario del arboreto permite llegar al eje principal, es decir, al camino señalizado (PR, marcas amarillas) que sube al refugio de Sant Guillem.

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown
Comment: Enter river at bridge

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking at end
Access: Access to La Coumelade (integral) By the AP7 we cross by the Junquera and soon (already A9) detour to Céret by the D115, we cross it and we continue until Le Tech, where we will turn right by the D74a towards the Col de Sous and La Llau. Access to La Coumelade (integral) Si on peut se garer "P ?" is OK. Arriving at La Llau we turn right on the road to Col de Roue, when we reach the pass we turn left towards the refuge of Sant Guillem now on the track. Keep in mind that the road up to the refuge is closed from July 1 to August 31. If the road is closed we can continue from La Llau to the bridge and once we have passed it we park on the right in the enabled area.
Return: Después de la reconocible caja en forma de S, luego un pequeño paseo hacia otros dos hermosos toboganes, puede salir por la orilla derecha. Caminamos a lo largo del agua. Pasamos un afluente. Luego, en un recodo del desfiladero donde todavía es posible un último rápel de 10 metros (opcional), subir a la margen izquierda en el bosque. Concretamente, el camino sube por un amplio corredor de hojas fáciles de secar entre un gran pilar rocoso y la continuación de las paredes más o menos escarpadas del desfiladero. Llegado a la parte superior del pasillo, una terraza ofrece un magnífico paisaje. Luego vuelve a subir con cuidado por los bloques, hacia el bosque de arriba. En el bosque el camino se hace más visible y rápidamente llega a un muro de piedra muy antiguo y parcialmente derrumbado, que se cruza para incorporarse a una de las rutas comentadas del arboreto. Este camino secundario del arboreto permite llegar al eje principal, es decir, al camino señalizado (PR, marcas amarillas) que sube al refugio de Sant Guillem.

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking start part 2
Access: Access to La Coumelade (integral) By the AP7 we cross by the Junquera and soon (already A9) detour to Céret by the D115, we cross it and we continue until Le Tech, where we will turn right by the D74a towards the Col de Sous and La Llau. Access to La Coumelade (integral) Si on peut se garer "P ?" is OK. Arriving at La Llau we turn right on the road to Col de Roue, when we reach the pass we turn left towards the refuge of Sant Guillem now on the track. Keep in mind that the road up to the refuge is closed from July 1 to August 31. If the road is closed we can continue from La Llau to the bridge and once we have passed it we park on the right in the enabled area.
Return: Después de la reconocible caja en forma de S, luego un pequeño paseo hacia otros dos hermosos toboganes, puede salir por la orilla derecha. Caminamos a lo largo del agua. Pasamos un afluente. Luego, en un recodo del desfiladero donde todavía es posible un último rápel de 10 metros (opcional), subir a la margen izquierda en el bosque. Concretamente, el camino sube por un amplio corredor de hojas fáciles de secar entre un gran pilar rocoso y la continuación de las paredes más o menos escarpadas del desfiladero. Llegado a la parte superior del pasillo, una terraza ofrece un magnífico paisaje. Luego vuelve a subir con cuidado por los bloques, hacia el bosque de arriba. En el bosque el camino se hace más visible y rápidamente llega a un muro de piedra muy antiguo y parcialmente derrumbado, que se cruza para incorporarse a una de las rutas comentadas del arboreto. Este camino secundario del arboreto permite llegar al eje principal, es decir, al camino señalizado (PR, marcas amarillas) que sube al refugio de Sant Guillem.

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown1
Comment: Road closed 1 July to 30 Aug

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown2
Comment: Start of footpath to hike up to part 3, with one car

Cascadas de Sant Guillem: Unknown3
Comment: Start part 3, at the weir

Cascadas de Toba

Cascadas de Txintxerako Arria

Cascadas de Yeguaceros

Cascade d Arcouzan

Cascade de Calie

Cascade de Seris

Cascades de Boet

Cascades de Goleró

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Canyon Start
Approach: We head north along the Montaup valley towards the Coll de Arenes. Almost from the first moment we will see the crack to descend and the path on the orographic left, at the height of the water catchment, which goes over it to a footbridge over the stream, moment of access to the ravine.
Tour: Without respite, 6 almost consecutive rappels along this beautiful crevasse, well equipped and with very cold water! Caution with the recovery of the ropes

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the catchment, we turn left onto the trail.

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Unknown
Comment: Camino subida

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Unknown1
Comment: Bsrranco a la vista

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha Fin barranco

Cascades del Clot d Encarners: Unknown3

Cascades del riu Jan: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and go up the path that takes us to the Coms de Jan Refuge. Just before arriving, under the small lake, the descent begins.
Tour: Open and very alpine, great views and uninterrupted succession of waterfalls all the way down.

Cascades del riu Jan: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the plan, we will turn left to the parking lot.

Cascades del riu Jan: Unknown

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking of Enguídanos we will have to walk about 2kms along the track that takes us to the Villora reservoir, we will arrive at an esplanade, we will see that the companies get on the main road to the right and we can enter here or continue towards the reservoir and shortly before entering from a bridge. From the parking of Villora by the track we would go down to the bridge and by the path that leaves from the parking we go to the access area of the companies.
Tour: Easy, full of jumps, slides... the only point of major difficulty is the 9m drop which is also equipped for rappelling.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon End
Return: On the right by any of the 3 exits, there is no loss, all of them will lead to the access road.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown Parking
Access: From the A3, at the height of the Contreras reservoir we will take the detour to Enguídanos. We can also access from Villora. From Enguídanos by the CUV-5014 towards Cardenete, soon we will arrive at the detour, to the right, of the parking lot. From Villora towards Cardenete by the CM-2109, at the exit of the village, in a right curve, we have the detour to the left by a track that takes us down to the parking in 5kms.
Return: On the right by any of the 3 exits, there is no loss, all of them will lead to the access road.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown
Comment: Desvío derecha hacia el inicio mas popular

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio mas popular

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown2

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown3
Comment: Salida 1

Comment: Salida 2

Comment: Salida 3

Clot de Cal Pegot

Clot de les Canalies

Clot de Pastissol

Clot de Sajolida: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Sajolida, Bugaders and Pont banks We leave by the track on the right towards the Torrent del Pont, which we will go up by its fixed ropes or we leave to the right by a path that goes up to a hill where we find a cairn and red paint marks. We will follow the marks and cairns to the Clot de Sajolida. If we want to do Bugaders we will follow this path for a while until the next stream.
Tour: A classic in the area, very well formed, with a first part of skills that gradually gain height until reaching the second half in which we link abseil after abseil to descend back to the Pont.

Clot de Sajolida: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to go out on the uphill trail or descend by rappelling down the Pont

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown
Comment: Desv dreta

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada al torrent del pont

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown2
Comment: Primera corda

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown3
Comment: El pont

Comment: Cova sortida

Comment: Camí

Comment: Cruilla esquerra (blanc)

Comment: Desv abaix eskerra (vermell)

Comment: Entrada Clot Sajolida

Comment: Cova i cruilla amb Bugaders Torrent

Comment: El Pont baixant

Clot del Cortal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça From the Cap del Serrat we will follow another 2kms along the track until a cattle gate and continue walking, the first stream that we will find on the right is the Jaça stream, we continue another 200m until before the left curve of the track, here we have the access to Cortal. We will go about 150 - 200 m along its orographic left before entering the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, with short rappels, not too deep pools, and plenty of boulders and skills.

Clot del Cortal: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking acceso
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown

Clot dels Solans: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Solans, Pastissol and Socarrats Already equipped we will go to the village, entering by the main street to go up to the Plaça Major. Next to it we will find the indicators to the Camí de les Creus and les Mines, we will take it and we will begin the ascent through the mountain in comfortable zig-zag. After almost 2kms we will leave the track to go to the left to the remains of the mine, here the path becomes a little loser because it gets into the forest. As a reference, in this section we should not gain or lose practically no height. Once we arrive at the mine, we will continue horizontally looking to descend gently towards the riverbed of our river.
Tour: Long descent with a multitude of abseilings and cliffs. At times we will find a lot of vegetation, remains of trunks, etc. that will complicate our progress. The pools that we will find are usually not deep enough to jump.

Clot dels Solans: Canyon End
Return: After crossing the Setcases-Tregura trail, we will have 3 more rappels and we will go out to the valley, after passing some pipes and a gate, we will see a path on our left. We will take it to return to the village

Clot dels Solans: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a la izq en km 1.8

Clots de Melica

Congost d Ossera: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk back to the previous curve (last hairpin of the climb), here we go to the meadows in search of the stream bed that is a few meters below. Once in it we will only have to follow it until the confluence with our ravine.
Tour: Short but very interesting little gorget, in spring with water it is a very good option to get to know this small descent.

Congost d Ossera: Canyon End
Return: Once the last rappel is finished, the gorge opens up, a torrent arrives on the left and it is time to cross it and go up that slope, without a defined path, until we find a path. We will follow it towards the south, soon cross the stream and turn left towards the village.

Congost d Ossera: Unknown
Comment: Final Congost D'Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Congost D'Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown2
Comment: Paking Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown3

Coves de Tomaca

Cueva de las Grajas: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking at the cave, on the right we have the slope where we will go up we will have to go halfway up the slope without climbing to the peak, to access the wall above the cave we have a first rappel eating the descent.
Tour: A first rappel to access the upper part of the cave from where we will rappel the second 60m long. Keep in mind that at the bottom there are trees in which the ropes can become entangled, we must be able to block our descent to untangle them.

Cueva de las Grajas: Canyon End
Return: We go out to the lower runway and return to the car.

Cueva del Toyu: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the aforementioned track, leave a warehouse on the left and 400m later we reach a small forest, we will see a path somewhat lost to our left that runs parallel to the Latarmá stream.
Tour: See topographical description. In case of doubt, always keep heading northeast.

Cueva del Toyu: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the cave we have a path on the left that leaves us on the same access track.

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown
Comment: Cueva rozada

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown1
Comment: sumidero del toyu

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown2
Comment: sumidero toyu pk

Descenso Equipado Fajas del Castillo del Buey Negro (La Muela)

Engorjat de la Fou

Estrechos de Crispín: Canyon Start
Approach: At the little bridge over the river we will access
Tour: A couple of slides, jumps and ledges before entering the narrows. Once the narrows open, the descent is over.

Estrechos de Crispín: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine opens up, we turn left onto the road.

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Canyon Start

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Canyon End

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown
Comment: Inici sota el pont

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking1

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown1

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown2
Comment: Pont de pedra

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida

Estret de Vilella: Canyon Start
Approach: Access vilella We follow the path next to the river, we will continue until we find a stream on the left and we will get into it to soon find the first rappel.
Tour: Descent with water at all times and with only two rappels.

Estret de Vilella: Canyon End
Return: When we reach an old dam on the Saldes, we will go 100m up the river until we find a path (some cairns will help us) that will take us to the first rappel.

Faixes Tancades

Fervenza de Gundrei: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one vehicle, we will have to go up the natural path to the monastery. In both options, from the monastery we will take the old path that leads to the ruins of Santo Estevo.
Tour: See mole. Vertical and almost without rest

Fervenza de Gundrei: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the bridge over the highway

Fervenza de Gundrei: Unknown
Comment: Fauna

Fervenza de Gundrei: Unknown1
Comment: Roure

Fervenzas de Somede

Foces del río Lleiroso

Forat d Abella: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross the village and follow the track towards the Molí. Once here we see a small path to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A beautiful short gorge where you can enjoy the excavated walls and swim in the final pools.

Forat d Abella: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the gorga we reach some pools/swamps, here there is a track on our right that will take us up to the road.

Forat d Abella: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament

Forat d Abella: Unknown1
Comment: El Camí Vell

Forat d Abella: Unknown2
Comment: Les Trilles

Forat d Abella: Unknown3
Comment: Camí del Furadot

Comment: Salt d'aigua

Comment: Riu d'Abella

Comment: Forat d'Abella

Comment: Gorg

Comment: Congost

Comment: Molí d'Abella

Comment: Safareigs de la Balma

Comment: Font del Poble

Comment: Sant Esteve

Comment: Cementiri

Forat de Boixols

Forcas do Fial: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Forcas do Fial and Veiga Darca On the way to the church, just before the church, there is a track/path that first ascends and then descends towards the river. Take the second fork to the right and continue downhill along this path for about 40 minutes until you reach an old bridge.
Tour: A first part of small rappels and abseilings/toboggans with stalactite formations and a very dressed riverbed. The second part is narrower and technical without being a difficult canyon, but it will make us enjoy a good time. Caution in spring or after rains because it can load a lot.

Forcas do Fial: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the road bridge, we just have to follow it to the village.

Forcas do Fial: Unknown
Comment: Sendero a la derecha

Forcas do Fial: Unknown1
Comment: inicio del barranco

Forcas do Fial: Unknown2
Comment: Seceda

Forcas do Fial: Unknown3
Comment: PR-G 220

Comment: Final del Barranco

Foz del Abeyón

Garganta Cabrilla

Garganta de Aguas Limpias: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the bridge over the Aguas Limpias river and follow the path (GR11) up to the Onso pass (approx 45' to 1h).
Tour: Long and varied, with multiple natural abseilings and rappels to save them in case of high flow.

Garganta de Aguas Limpias: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the GR11, return to the GR11 and go down to the parking lot.

Garganta de la Eliza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge we access
Tour: Open, with lots of vegetation and always with fresh water. A nice initiation descent

Garganta de la Eliza: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the left to the road, there is a cairn indicating the exit. It seems that the exit is quite covered by undergrowth.

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking and following the GR (red and white marks) we continue along the signs that indicate Llanos de La Larri. Upon reaching the plains we see in front of us the ravine and a path that zig-zags up the slope (the one on the right goes to La Munía). After overcoming the pass, just turn left towards the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: A long succession of rappels (15) and small, more or less technical, slopes. Beware of overhangs with flow

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel you come out to the Llano path. You just have to undo the ascent

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown
Comment: Collado

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown1

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown2

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown3

Garganta de Montgarri

Garganta Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that leaves from the cemetery, we will soon reach a fork where we will take the upper track towards the chestnut trees of Temblar, once there we will continue climbing to take a path that heads east towards the gorge, we will access where the path crosses the stream.
Tour: Watch video, perfect description of the descent

Garganta Grande: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we take the track to the left that will lead us to the cemetery.

Garganta Perdida: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked in the curve we will follow this track upwards, after 3km we reach a picnic area, the track would continue upwards but we leave it to take the path and head towards the headwaters. If we have parked on the track almost next to the gorge we will have to go up on the right.

Garganta Perdida: Canyon End
Return: When we reach a black irrigation pipe, we exit to the right.

Garganta Perdida: Unknown
Comment: Lavadero

Garganta Perdida: Unknown1

Garganta Perdida: Unknown2
Comment: Fuente maja de las Vacas.

Garganta Perdida: Unknown3
Comment: Cochineras

Comment: Por ahí a Casas del Monte ,pero no vamos por ahí ,seguimos subiendo

Comment: Picnic

Comment: Vista a la grganta Perdida ahora sin agua

Comment: Piedras Labradas

Comment: Nos desviamos a la izda

Comment: Garganta Perdida.

Comment: Chorrera Ganganta Perdida

Comment: Giramos a izda y seguimos bajando

Comment: Presa fallida en garganta Perdida

Comment: Piscina en garganta Perdida

Gargantas de Valiri o rio Baliera

Gargantilla del Topo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area we head back about 150m. to a rock with the number 15, near a path marked with a milestone start and several more during our approach, all this stretch uphill. After 600m, we cross a stream and then climb a steep rock slope. From there on the flat, advancing slightly to the left we cross another stream, and arriving at the next stream, in a block of rock is the first installation of our ravine.
Tour: "Canyon installed with stainless steel double expansion parabolt, stainless steel ring plates, some natural and abalakov. In most of the rappels there is an escape as they are open. The rappels range between 4 and 25m. The pools do not cover and carry water all year round. Rappels to take into account: R3 for the active and flown, R10 for the active and block embedded in the channel, watch out when recovering the ropes.

Gargantilla del Topo: Canyon End
Return: The ravine ends at a bridge, we go up to the track and on the left along the track we will find our car.

Gargantilla del Topo: Unknown
Comment: Entrada camino, encima piedra número 15

Goles de Monclús

Gorges de Kakouetta

Gorges del Freser: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the Coma de Vaca refuge. Well marked path that goes up to the refuge, the bridge that is crossed to change from the right bank to the left is the starting point.
Tour: Long descent full of jumps, jumps and slides. Rappels outside the asset. It has been re-equipped to be able to make them by the asset. Beware of overhangs and water movements. It is a very open canyon. Some rappels can be climbed or dodged on the sides and on trails.

Gorges del Freser: Canyon End
Return: After the dam, we go out on the road uphill. You just have to retrace it

Gorges del Freser: Unknown
Comment: Enlace camino acceso con retorno

Gorges del Freser: Unknown1
Comment: inicio barranco

Gorges del Freser: Unknown Parking
Access: We reach Ribes de Freser on the N260, cross it and continue to Queralbs. Before arriving, sharp bend to the left and road in front of the Daió power station. We park at the power station
Return: After the dam, we go out on the road uphill. You just have to retrace it

Gorges del Freser: Unknown2
Comment: Presa, fin barranco

Gorgues del Riu Bona

Gouffre d Enfer: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track of the power plant we will go up following the indications. At each junction with the Enfer we have an end/beginning of the section, so we can choose to do them separately. The route is marked as 43. After an hour and a half we can enter the Gouffre d'Enfer or continue up to "Mines des Crabioules" to enter the Riu d'Enfer, for this we will continue climbing and in the area where the road flattens, after crossing the 4th stream, we will leave this path and go down to the river.
Tour: Riu d'Enfer This part of the descent is the wildest and easiest. The facilities are quite precarious but sufficient. A very alpine atmosphere will envelop us. Gouffre d'Enfer Section 1: The easiest of the three sections. The most "interesting" part is the split waterfall with its exposed handrail. Section 2: where the Belvedere viewpoint is, it starts with the waterfall split in 3 to, below the viewpoint, go down to the Wind corridor, where we will have to be very careful with the overhangs and the cold. We will exit after the Tubo waterfall. Section 3: the most difficult, where we will have to test ourselves in the guided rappel or Paso de los Inhumanos. Up to 12 intermediate points for which we will have to be well equipped. After this we will finish with the Cascade d'Enfer, divided into 3 sections.

Gouffre d Enfer: Canyon End

Gouffre d Enfer: Unknown Parking
Access: We must reach Bagnères de Luchon from the French side by the D125 or from Spain by the Portillon from Bossost by the N141. Arriving at Saint Mamet we will take the D125 to SuperBagnères and Valle du Lys. Turn right on the D46 following the Vallée du Lis and a little further on turn left (Superbagnères on the right) following the Vallée du Lis and the Cascade d'Enfer. We arrive at a parking lot.

Gouffre d Enfer: Unknown
Comment: Bosque

Gouffre d Enfer: Unknown1
Comment: Tramo 3

Gouffre d Enfer: Unknown2
Comment: Tramo 2

Gouffre d Enfer: Unknown3
Comment: Tramo 1

Grieta del Gigante: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track and take the first on the right (this track could be accessed for almost a kilometer with the access vehicle, next to the bco Santiago). Take the next track to the left, downhill for about 500m to leave the PR-TF65 and go right up the hill of the mountain. Once on the ridge we leave the trail and go to the left, through the mountain, without losing height towards Degollada Bermeja and from there to the Alto del Gigante, we go around it "from behind" and we will stop our descent.

Grieta del Gigante: Canyon End
Return: By boat to the port of the Giants

Hoz de Mildón

Hoz del Jucar

Llau de Recallers

Llau Fonda o Les Canals

Oscuros del Balced: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue on foot along the track until we reach the top, we pass the fence and border the Isuala river hill on our right, we pass through the stone quarry and continue until we find a path on our right downhill that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: The descent begins in a gigantic chaos, very curious, that will require the use of the rope and will force you to look for a way out among the rocks. the exit among the rocks. The gorge closes and forces us to enter a long aquatic corridor through a minimal overhang, to which the darkness and the force of the water give the right atmosphere. The corridor, very narrow and in chiaroscuro, quite long, leads to a waterfall of a few meters, main difficulty and key step. Attention to the flow and the waterfall itself.

Oscuros del Balced: Canyon End
Return: Follow the river up to a wide badina closed by a small strait, where the basin opens up. At On the right bank, heading NW, there is a well-marked path that, among pines and boxwoods, will leave us again at the Colmenares pass, close to where we left the car.

Oscuros del Balced: Unknown Parking
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. On the HU-341 road, before Almunias, we turn off on a very prominent track (next to the Barranco Fondo signpost), pass the Balced viewpoint and continue to the esplanade (where the signpost is located).
Return: Follow the river up to a wide badina closed by a small strait, where the basin opens up. At On the right bank, heading NW, there is a well-marked path that, among pines and boxwoods, will leave us again at the Colmenares pass, close to where we left the car.

Pas de l Echart

Porto da Baleeira: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path that goes down to the beach, just at the first sharp bend to the left, there is a path to the right towards the cliffs.
Tour: 3 non-chained rappels

Porto da Baleeira: Canyon End
Return: Along the beach trail behind the house

Poyatos

Puig de ses Bruixes: Canyon Start
Approach: There are several marked routes to climb the Puig de les Bruixes depending on where we park Once on the Puig you have to go to its southern edge.
Tour: Vertical equipped

Puig de ses Bruixes: Canyon End
Return: We continue downwards to look for the access track.

Puig Na Penyal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access path to the climbing area of El Espolón from there to the summit there is a marked path.
Tour: Several rappels installed on the wall

Puig Na Penyal: Canyon End
Return: Along a path that leads to the track

Puig Na Penyal: Unknown
Comment: Paso

Puig Na Penyal: Unknown1
Comment: Na Penyal

Racó Sant Antoni

Rambla de la Bujosa

Rambla del Valenciano: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the rambla
Tour: Simple ravine with 6 rappels without great difficulties.

Rambla del Valenciano: Canyon End
Return: We follow the promenade to the bridge

Rasa de Ca l Esquitlla

Rasa de Cal Catriques

Rasa de l Algassa

Rasa de les Pegueres o de la Pedra

Rasa de Torrenteller

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Canyon Start
Approach: The access to Runers is immediate, we will go down to the riverbed and we will go by its orographic right until the beginning of the "hostilities". For the access to Trasserra we will have to follow the track walking until a curve to the right where we will see a stone with a red mark and a milestone on the left. We will follow these milestones to the riverbed.
Tour: Both Trasserra and Runers are more vertical in their first part, then they join and have shorter and easier rappels.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown
Comment: Cruce retorno

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Rasa de Runers

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown2
Comment: Pantano - Izquierda

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 2 coches
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. In the p.k. 134.6 we have the detour by the camí de Trasserra, we will get into it and arrive at the house Torrades, we leave it on the right, we will see a very bad track also on the right, we ignore it and continue along the next one that is in better condition. The track continues to climb, getting into the forest and approaching the nearby mountains and their walls. After almost 2 kms there is a track in bad condition on the left, it is the exit track, if we have a high car we can leave it on this track arriving at the reservoir. We will continue 1 km more until a bridge over a stream, here we will park in a couple of more open areas for about 3-4 cars.
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown Parking1
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. In the p.k. 134.6 we have the detour by the camí de Trasserra, we will get into it and arrive at the house Torrades, we leave it on the right, we will see a very bad track also on the right, we ignore it and continue along the next one that is in better condition. The track continues to climb, getting into the forest and approaching the nearby mountains and their walls. After almost 2 kms there is a track in bad condition on the left, it is the exit track, if we have a high car we can leave it on this track arriving at the reservoir. We will continue 1 km more until a bridge over a stream, here we will park in a couple of more open areas for about 3-4 cars.
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown3
Comment: Salir Pista seguir Hitos de Piedras

Comment: Lecho Barranco

Comment: Inicio Rasa Traserra

Comment: Unión con Afluente Rasa Runers

Ravin d Aule

Ravin d Harrigorrizola

Rec de Cabanelles: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that is the GR4 passing Sant Romà, the viewpoint and a kilometer later, in two curves linked we pass over the stream, time to access.
Tour: Entramos de plano en un cauce limpio que rápidamente se convierte en una rampa, si esta mojada, atentos a los resbalones. Continuamos abajo con algunos resaltes pequeños encontrarnos un resalte atravesado por un alambre con una piedra colgando en medio de la cauce, ¡aviso por el ganado!. Superamos el obstáculo por la izquierda y nos situamos en la rampa que da paso al 1er rápel, en el suelo, izquierda, 21 metros. En todo lo recorrido, los resaltes son de piedra pómez. Ahora toca progresar por el cauce, unos ciento sesenta metros, con algunos resaltes fáciles. Encontraremos puntos del recorrido en que tendremos que bordear el cauce por la derecha debido a los arbustos y el ramaje. Hemos llegado al lugar donde un sendero local cruza el cauce del Rec, en la izquierda nos conduce a la pista que hemos utilizado para realizar la aproximación. Proseguimos abajo unos metros más y llegamos al lugar donde el Rec concentra el desnivel, 2º rápel, pino derecha,18 metros. El próximo lo tenemos en la dcha, 3er rápel, avellano detrás derecha, 20 metros, pasaremos por debajo del tronco. Continuamos descendiendo y no tardaremos mucho en encontrar el 4º rápel, boj a la derecha 10 metros, a tocar, el 5º rápel, bojes izquierda, 6 metros, es el más corto de todo el recorrido. Enseguida encontramos el 6e rápel, boj izquierda, 12 metros. Ahora toca bajar unos sesenta metros fáciles hasta la pista que lleva en el Mas del Rossinyol a la derecha, y en nuestro vehículo a la izquierda. No queremos dar por finalizado el descenso aquí, así que investigamos la canalización del Rec por debajo de la pista y nos damos cuenta de la posible continuidad por el interior del conducto, que esta limpio y con la suficiente amplitud para progresar agachados o cuatro patas. El 7º rápel lo tenemos a la derecha, dos chapas, la primera abajo y la segunda en el techo. Debemos creer que alguna de las dos chapas resistirá una posible crecida del caudal. Si las dos chapas se estropean, tenemos una tercera chapa en el exterior, derecha, para efectuar el rápel. Indicadores B y C para los rápeles. En el inicio del conducto tenemos una chapa, izquierda. Esta chapa, tan sólo la utilizaremos para asegurar el acceso a los rápeles en caso de un prominente caudal de agua, indicador A. Efectuamos el 7º rápel, a la derecha 23 metros. Continuamos el descenso hasta el punto donde el cauce da un giro a la izquierda y tenemos ante una larga rampa, que si la encontramos seca, la podremos trepar, pero mojada, tiene su riesgo, por eso, tenemos el 8º rápel opcional en el suelo, a la derecha, 24 metros tan sólo nos restan un giro a la derecha, otro a la izquierda por terreno fácil y ya tenemos la salida a la izquierda, pista. Volveremos por la misma a la izquierda hasta la Clusa, donde tenemos el vehículo, 20 minutos.

Rec de Cabanelles: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the access road

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and go up the slope about 50m to find a track that goes to the right (heading E). We will get on this track (on the maps you will find it as chemine de Eugéne), which leads to the hut of Cortal Rossó, we will pass it, now turning to the N-NE. When the track faces N, it gets very close to the bed of the stream, at an altitude of 2150m, time to access the riverbed.
Tour: The upper part is very alpine, open, with snow until well into the summer and 4 rappels (3 of them natural). The middle part with a boxed and dangerous area with high flows, only 2 rappels. The lower part, more known, without great complexities, an entertaining descent and with a multitude of rappels of all the entities, up to 20m. Some rappels can be avoided.

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Canyon End
Return: You reach the second bridge, just at the exit of the village, turn left onto the road and walk to the parking lot.

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Unknown

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Porté-Puymorens. We will arrive by the N20 from Foix-Tarascon or from Puigcerdá. We park in the village the return car (or if we are only going to do the lower part), as close as possible to the bridge over the river at the exit of the village. We will continue with the access car towards the col and park up there, in the parking lot.
Return: You reach the second bridge, just at the exit of the village, turn left onto the road and walk to the parking lot.

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Unknown1
Comment: Fin del Barranco

Rec de Cortal Rossó: Unknown2
Comment: Puente

Rec de la Coma y Rec del Toll

Rec de la Jaça: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça From the Cap del Serrat we will follow another 2kms along the track to a cattle gate and continue walking, the first stream we will find on the right is the Jaça, the next would be the Cortal.
Tour: Simple, with short rappels, not too deep pools, and plenty of boulders and skills.

Rec de la Jaça: Canyon End

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking acceso

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown

Rec de les Espinedes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up by car or on foot to the Espinedes borda, just at the point where the track crosses the bed of the stream we access
Tour: We will start with a first open part of walking and with trees from which to rappel, they are not too vertical. After this section we will arrive at the wall where we have the following rappels, for the first one, somewhat exposed, we can mount a handrail from a parabolt. Then comes the long rappel and later from the ledge where we arrive we have the last rappel.

Rec de les Espinedes: Canyon End
Return: Right on track

Rec de Sant Amand

Regato da Fervenza

Rego da Mazoca

Rego de Guilán: Canyon Start
Approach: On both sides of the creek there are trails that go up the creek above the waterfall, we enter at the height of the high tension tower.
Tour: Simple and usually with very little water

Rego de Guilán: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall we will be able to exit on both sides depending on where we have parked.

Regueiro da Pincheira: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the path on the right for 200m until you reach a pit and a firebreak to go down to the river. You can access a few meters before atrochando.

Regueiro da Pincheira: Canyon End
Return: After the last difficulties we will find the remains of a track on our left, we will go up to it and follow it to the return vehicle.

Regueiro Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco Parking on the road is immediate. If we have parked in Campodola we have to go up to the road.
Tour: Very vertical with a large number of rappels in trees.

Regueiro Seco: Canyon End
Return: By the path that connects Campodola with Leixazos or if we go down the next rappel to Ferreiriño we turn left on the path that goes from Leixazos to Campos de Vila and go up to the track that takes us to Campodola.

Regueiro Seco: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Regueiro Seco

Regueiro Seco: Unknown Parking
Comment: Mirador y parking
Access: Location of Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco ravines For the LU651 direction Folgoso do Courel, before arriving to the Alto do Boi in the pk 9 we have the detour to Campodola. If we have two cars we go down with the return car to the village and park at the entrance. With the access car we continue until km 10.5 where there is a right turn with parking space on the left. We will see the entrance to the ravine right there.
Return: By the path that connects Campodola with Leixazos or if we go down the next rappel to Ferreiriño we turn left on the path that goes from Leixazos to Campos de Vila and go up to the track that takes us to Campodola.

Regueiro Seco: Unknown1
Comment: Pobo de Campodola

Regueiro Seco: Unknown2
Comment: Salida Regueiro Seco ( altura 650 m )

Ribeira da Fílveda: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the track until a sharp turn where we turn left to go down to the riverbed.

Ribeira da Fílveda: Canyon End
Return: After descending the Fílveda waterfall, we leave by the tourist trail to go up to the trail.

Ribeira da Nave: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes down to the river, cross the bridge and go uphill. We follow the path that runs parallel to the river a few meters up and 600m after crossing the bridge, turn right to go down to the river (Marmitas del gigante). There we access the river
Tour: Simple, only 3 difficulties, the first two jumpable. The last one is a nice 17m waterfall on the right side.

Ribeira da Nave: Canyon End
Return: After the waterfall we can go along the river bank to a bridge where we go upstream and take the path back to the river.

Ribeira da Nave: Unknown
Comment: INICIO - Entre Socalcos

Ribeira da Nave: Unknown1

Ribeira da Nave: Unknown2
Comment: Seguir Marcações do PR

Ribeira da Nave: Unknown3
Comment: Virar

Comment: Virar

Comment: Corte em estrada alcatroada

Comment: Ponte de Referencia

Comment: Ruina

Comment: Pequena represa

Comment: Inicio de caminhada de regresso. 45min (?)

Comment: Possível ponto de estacionamento, junto a ETAR

Comment: Final oficial.. nesta ponte seguir pla esquerda para subir a loriga

Comment: Já depois de sair do rio, seguimos plo track e descemos está escada pra regressar a loriga

Comment: Escadas de acesso às marmitas e início do rio

Comment: Seguir para marmitas de gigante a 140m

Ribeira de Leandres: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the PR that takes us to the wooden bridge over the river, the beginning of the ravine (there is a signpost).
Tour: See mole description

Ribeira de Leandres: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the exit bridge, we turn left along the PR "Rota do Javali" to the parking lot.

Ribeira de Paivô: Canyon Start
Approach: From the high voltage pole, we follow the line to go down to the river. If we have the car down we can walk up the road or take advantage of some of the tracks to shorten the ascent.

Ribeira de Paivô: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the bridge where we parked.

Ribeira de Paredes: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track that leads us to the waterfall on the right orographic there are some walkways and a path, here we climb up to overcome it, where it opens and we see that you can access the bed
Tour: A couple of rappels to approach the waterfall, after the waterfall another small rappel.

Ribeira de Paredes: Canyon End
Return: By the access road

Ribeira de São João: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to the Sao Joao and Arga banks With two cars you only have to go down to the river from the bridge. With only one car you have to go back to the indicated bridge, you will have passed through it.
Tour: Simple, with only 5 rappels, although all of them are from natural sources. Provide material for installation from trees.

Ribeira de São João: Canyon End
Return: We will continue until the confluence of our river with the contribution on the left, here we will go out to the right half a slope in search of the track that is a few meters above.

Ribeira de São João: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING FIM (com 2 carros) / PARKING (com 1 carro)
Access: By A28 exit 28 to Arga de Sao Joao Access to Bcos Sao Joao and Arga We will take the M552 to Arga de Sao Joao, just when we arrive there is a track on the left that surrounds the village on the lower part and takes us to the river (see map). We will pass by the Ribeiro de Sao Joao, if we have two cars, we would leave the access car here. We will continue along the track turning north below Arga de Baixo. 800m after passing the river there is a track on the left, go down it for 1km and park, we will be just above where the Sao Joao receives the contribution on the left. Here we leave the return or if we only have a car
Return: We will continue until the confluence of our river with the contribution on the left, here we will go out to the right half a slope in search of the track that is a few meters above.

Ribeira de São João: Unknown
Comment: FIM / saida do canyoning

Ribeira de São João: Unknown1
Comment: INICIO do Cayoning

Ribeira de São João: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING INICIO (com 2 carros)
Access: By A28 exit 28 to Arga de Sao Joao Access to Bcos Sao Joao and Arga We will take the M552 to Arga de Sao Joao, just when we arrive there is a track on the left that surrounds the village on the lower part and takes us to the river (see map). We will pass by the Ribeiro de Sao Joao, if we have two cars, we would leave the access car here. We will continue along the track turning north below Arga de Baixo. 800m after passing the river there is a track on the left, go down it for 1km and park, we will be just above where the Sao Joao receives the contribution on the left. Here we leave the return or if we only have a car
Return: We will continue until the confluence of our river with the contribution on the left, here we will go out to the right half a slope in search of the track that is a few meters above.

Ribeira do Côto de Boi Inferior
v4 a2 III | 1h/3h/5min | ⭐ | m

Ribeira do Fontão: Canyon Start
Approach: We go straight ahead towards the footbridges and the bar. Arriving at the bar we turn right up the stream (which stays on our left), 50m from the bar, the trail turns right, we continue to the left and soon, the climb ends and we throw ourselves into the riverbed.

Ribeira do Fontão: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the river beach, we turn left under the footbridges to go back up to the parking lot.

Riera d Ogassa: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate if we park near the head of the trail. If we have parked at the hermitage, we will have to go back along the track to the Riera.
Tour: First beautiful part in the Engorjat that we will finish when we reach the junction with Font Freixe, here we can climb by its return or continue through a more open area until almost Aligons where it narrows again until the ascent to El Negre.

Riera d Ogassa: Canyon End
Return: We can leave before the stream by the track on the right, in 10min we will be in the Negre. After the gorga and before the Torrent del Clot we have a path that climbs us to the Negre.

Riera d Osor: Canyon Start
Approach: If you can park in the curve the access is immediate, between both houses there is a path that goes down to the riverbed. Otherwise from the bridge we go up to the road and walk to the indicated curve, it is just over a kilometer.
Tour: Simple descent to start canyoning, 3 rappels and several jumps. The good thing is that there is a path next to the descent that allows us to go back up easily and repeat the descent.

Riera d Osor: Canyon End
Return: If we have parked in the curve by the path on the left orographic going up the riverbed. Otherwise we go down a little further to take the track on the right that will take us to the Font de Can Bosc and from there to the road.

Riera d Osor: Unknown
Comment: Edificación

Riera d Osor: Unknown1
Comment: Edificación1

Riera d Osor: Unknown2
Comment: INICIO

Riera d Osor: Unknown3
Comment: IZQ abajo

Comment: IZQ Salida

Riera d Osor: Unknown Parking
Access: From Angles or from Sant Hilari Sacalm on the GI542 to Osor. You can park in the village, on the other side of the bridge, in the parking lot. The other option, where we parked before, was in the curve of the road, before the p.k. 11 where the two ruined houses are. It seems that they have put a chain and it is forbidden to park here.
Return: If we have parked in the curve by the path on the left orographic going up the riverbed. Otherwise we go down a little further to take the track on the right that will take us to the Font de Can Bosc and from there to the road.

Riera de Canalda: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate the top and a half parking in their accesses. If we park in the Coll de Jou we have to take the aforementioned Montnou track and walk up.

Riera de Canalda: Canyon End
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Riera de Canalda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing pista Coll de Jou
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Coll del Jou. If we have two vehicles, with the access vehicle we will take the track that goes to El Montnou and Prat de Bacíes. We follow this track for more than 3km until we cross the stream, if we are going to do the middle part we will park here. If we want to do the upper part we follow the track 400m to some ruins where there is another track on the right, from here we will go up to the Prat, when we get to the top, after the left curve, we can park in the soft right curve from which the stream begins. The return car can be left after the bridge that crosses the ravine, or at the turnoff to Canalda. If we want to do the lower part we will continue 300m more to take the small road that goes down to Canalda, where we will park. With a single vehicle it is best to leave it at the Coll de Jou.
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Riera de Canalda: Unknown
Comment: Subimos porla pista dirección Pla de Bacies

Riera de Canalda: Unknown1
Comment: Continuamos por la izquierda

Riera de Canalda: Unknown2
Comment: Seguimos bajando por el caos de piedras

Riera de Canalda: Unknown3
Comment: Segunda R 2 spits cadena derecha

Comment: Tercera R parabolt izquierda arriba

Comment: Continuamos bajando por el barranco entre troncos

Comment: Resalte que aseguramos en arbol

Comment: Cuarta R izq natural cinta con maillón

Comment: Quinta R izquierda natural cinta con maillón

Comment: Sexta R izquierda parabolt con anilla

Comment: Octavo R 25mts izquierda parabolt con anilla, ojo acceso, montar pasamanos de arbol, no díficil pero expuesto

Riera de Canalda: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Subida jabalina por la derecha pasado el puente de Canalda, continuar por la carretera hasta el parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Coll del Jou. If we have two vehicles, with the access vehicle we will take the track that goes to El Montnou and Prat de Bacíes. We follow this track for more than 3km until we cross the stream, if we are going to do the middle part we will park here. If we want to do the upper part we follow the track 400m to some ruins where there is another track on the right, from here we will go up to the Prat, when we get to the top, after the left curve, we can park in the soft right curve from which the stream begins. The return car can be left after the bridge that crosses the ravine, or at the turnoff to Canalda. If we want to do the lower part we will continue 300m more to take the small road that goes down to Canalda, where we will park. With a single vehicle it is best to leave it at the Coll de Jou.
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Rio Mau / Ribeiro dos Cadeados

Roque de las Ánimas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that leaves the viewpoint heading north, we will go through the E face of Roque de Enmedio to the south face of Roque las Animas, we will go up its climbs to the top to look for the north face.

Roque de las Ánimas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the base we continue down through brambles to the path, we take it to the left to the road and then continue to the right to the parking lot.

Ruisseau de Calahoure Sup e Inf

Sallent de Pibernat: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Els Hostalets we will have to look for the path that goes up to the hermitage of Sant Miquel de Castelló, we will continue going up to Pibernat, we will pass and we will find our stream. From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, we continue along the track next to the cut, the next stream is Batllia and the third Cua de l'Euga. After passing it we arrive at our stream

Sallent de Pibernat: Canyon End
Return: We go left until we find a path on the left (cow's head) and red marks that lead to an area with staples, we will go up to Pibernat. We can also continue along the riverbed until we find a path that leads down to Hostalets.

Salt d Alcoy: Canyon Start
Approach: There is a path from the neighborhood that leads down to the waterfall, right next to a pine tree we will find the 3 parabolts (see plates).
Tour: It is only the vertical, if it carries a lot of flow you can secure access to see if it is feasible to descend from further back.you can go down from the first meeting (90 meters) and recover from above.or do the split (9+80 meters) and recover from below.hanging meeting maximum two people.

Salt d Alcoy: Canyon End
Return: With two cars it is almost immediate. With a car we will have to go up the waterfall by one of the trails on the orographic right, we have to climb some rocks to reach the path, lots of vegetation.

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown
Comment: vertical 90m u 80 fraccionado

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda salir por las piedras!

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero!

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown3

Salt d en Grilló

Salt de l Agustí: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Morenet and Agustí By the via ferrata of Patacons to the top or when you reach the Font de Roure turn right along the GR until almost the road and here to the left to join the exit path of the ferrata. From the top heading west towards Cal Morenet we will reach a fork just before the Cal, on the left the Morenet ravine on the right we go around it until we see some milestones that we will turn left along a dry riverbed to approach (jabalineando) to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A first cut with 4 rappels to descend to the Cami dels Cingles (return or escape), we will continue straight ahead to reach the 80m split vertical. Caution in the hanging meeting that only 3 people can fit. Once past the vertical, after another rappel we will find the Morenet on the left, we will do another rappel and reach the bottom.

Salt de l Agustí: Canyon End
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Salt de l Ós

Salt de Pedruixella

Salt de s Aigo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the first point there is a path that leads to the uphill track of the second parking. We will go up this track to leave it and go to the refuge of Son Fortuny, we will follow the same path to the font de Dalt, shortly after we have the stream of our torrent. We follow it until the jump to descend

Salt de s Aigo: Canyon End
Return: For access

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown
Comment: Mirador

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown1
Comment: Font de Dalt

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown2
Comment: Salt de s'aigo

Salt de Sallent Capolat

Salt de Son Forteza: Canyon Start

Salt de Son Forteza: Canyon End

Salt de Son Forteza: Unknown
Comment: Casa en ruinas

Salt del Castellassos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Shortly after reaching the riverbed we find a first rappel very little vertical except for the final stretch that has a hollow. We will walk a small stretch of the riverbed until we reach a pool just before the great vertical. We will find installation to the left for handrails because the rappel is somewhat exposed. This rappel leaves us in a small pool in which we have another handrail to make the great vertical of about 50m.

Salt del Castellassos: Canyon End
Return: After the Salt we will see a path on the orographic right that leads to a track, we will follow it downhill. Soon (50m) we will see a sign that indicates a PR to the left by the Estrets dels Vidriers where we will go up to the road. From here we will only have to walk 1km to the parking lot.

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking lateral en carretera, máximo 3 coches
Access: We will have to get to Vandellòs on the C44. We will continue along the C44 towards the coll de Fatxes and just when we arrive we have a detour to the right to Pratdip by the T311. We will go about 3.5 kms until the p.k. 36,5 where we have a left curve with a place on the right to park. From here the ravine is visible in all its extension.
Return: After the Salt we will see a path on the orographic right that leads to a track, we will follow it downhill. Soon (50m) we will see a sign that indicates a PR to the left by the Estrets dels Vidriers where we will go up to the road. From here we will only have to walk 1km to the parking lot.

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown
Comment: Marmita trampa

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown1
Comment: Final Salt dels Castellasos 75 mts

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero a la derecha

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown3
Comment: Izquierda pista

Comment: Izquierda por sendero

Comment: Seguimos recto

Comment: Vistas Barranc del Remullà

Comment: Izquierda acceso Barranc Remullà

Comment: Inicio barranc Remullà

Comment: Izquierda carretera

Comment: Puente valorar caudal Remullà

Salt del Colom: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediately, there is a path to the right that descends to the riverbed.
Tour: Two small rappels

Salt del Colom: Canyon End
Return: After the second rappel we will see a path on the left that goes up to the parking lot.

Salt del Colom: Unknown
Comment: barranc

Salt del Colom: Unknown1
Comment: desvio

Salt del Colom: Unknown Parking
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes on the TV3421, at pk 18.6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. After 3kms along the track we approach the dry riverbed and see the small waterfall on the left. There is a track to get into and park.
Return: After the second rappel we will see a path on the left that goes up to the parking lot.

Salt del Colom: Unknown2
Comment: sendera

Salt del Mal Pas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the last parking lot next to the tributary is direct
Tour: Easy except for the 50m rappel.

Salt del Mal Pas: Canyon End
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown
Comment: Parkin de la sortida

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking només pel Mal Pas
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. At p.k. 134 we have the detour to Vall d'Ora and Capolat. On this small road after 2 kms we have a detour to the right to Capolat where we will enter. We will pass Sant Sadurní del Cint and after several sharp bends, in the last one on the right, which has a track on the left we can park the car on the way back. We continue along the road and just when we pass the cut of Mal Pas, a few meters, we also have room to park a couple of cars. We continue along the road, cross the stream and face the west tributary, right next to the sharp right curve, which leaves behind the tributary, we have room for the access car if we want. In any case with a single car in one of the lay-bys will be enough since the routes are short.
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking inici Afluent Oest
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. At p.k. 134 we have the detour to Vall d'Ora and Capolat. On this small road after 2 kms we have a detour to the right to Capolat where we will enter. We will pass Sant Sadurní del Cint and after several sharp bends, in the last one on the right, which has a track on the left we can park the car on the way back. We continue along the road and just when we pass the cut of Mal Pas, a few meters, we also have room to park a couple of cars. We continue along the road, cross the stream and face the west tributary, right next to the sharp right curve, which leaves behind the tributary, we have room for the access car if we want. In any case with a single car in one of the lay-bys will be enough since the routes are short.
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Saltadero del Cedro

Saltadero del Rajón: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to it there is a track that soon becomes a path that climbs to Roque Nublo and the mountain of Aserrador. When we arrive at the Elba dam we will take the detour to the left to Aserrador, we will go up to the foot of the peak where the path surrounds the mountain, from here we will see the impressive crack that opens at our feet and that we will descend.

Saltadero del Rajón: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending to the road, when we reach it we turn left to go to the parking lot.

Saltant de l Aigua

Salto da Onza: Canyon Start
Approach: See wikiloc access. By the track that goes south towards Rubeiro, goes up through the forest with the riverbed on our right, when we get to the top we will go to the right in search of the dam at the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: Very slippery, small rappels except for the waterfall, almost all ramped.

Salto da Onza: Canyon End
Return: After the last difficulties, we will exit to the right to the access road.

Salto de Fuensanta: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road until almost the curve of the wall, here we will turn left along a half path of milestones that surrounds the wall leaving it to the right. Once at the top, we only have to go to the dry riverbed.
Tour: A short access rappel and then the 50m vertical rappel.

Salto de Fuensanta: Canyon End
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Yeste for it by the A30 take exit 56 to the CM412. We will continue until past Elche de la Sierra that we will take a detour to the left to the CM3206 to Yeste. Once in Yeste we will go straight ahead on the AB513, after 2km we will reach a left curve where we will see the walls above us. About 150m later, after the right curve we have a place to park.
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown
Comment: IZQUIERDA

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown1

Salto de Gaíntza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the GR that goes up to Irumugarrieta, we will arrive at a spring almost at 1000m of altitude, soon the path turns south (left) and we must go to the right following a lost and losing path through some grassy meadows quite slippery. We enter the forest and without losing altitude we will be looking for a spring that feeds our ravine, we follow the channel to a first jump, ramp with installation in a tree on the left.
Tour: A first ramp rappel of about 30m followed by another short one, we walk between branches and fighting with the environment to reach the next short rappel before the hanging R40 that gives us access to the large waterfall of more than 60m. We have a first rappel of 20 and then another of about 47 in a hanging installation, exposed and quite difficult. In case of high flow, it will be very difficult to find it and install it, so it is better to plan for 70m ropes to install from the top to the ground, if necessary, about 65m of rappel.

Salto de Gaíntza: Canyon End
Return: Follow the riverbed to a path that leads to the right to the access path.

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown
Comment: Árbol

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown1
Comment: Empieze barranco

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown2
Comment: Árbol

Salto de Guajar: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road 300m to take the road that goes up, in the second right curve we go straight ahead to go up to the irrigation ditch. We will go along the irrigation ditch to the left until the curve of the irrigation ditch where we will see how the waterfall begins.
Tour: A first rappel/drop to enter the riverbed, a second rappel, then we will go to the side to take a handrail to access the head of the third and last 55m rappel.

Salto de Guajar: Canyon End
Return: Immediately, we crossed the river and went up to the road.

Salto de los Juncos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guergue and Morro de los Juncos We go down to the next right curve, the Guergues trail comes out in front of us. We will follow this path along the edge of the mountain, with the Masca bank always on the right. Half a kilometer before reaching the cliff we will have the Guergue riverbed on the right. Access to the Guergue and Morro de los Juncos boulders. If we continue straight ahead towards the cliff we will descend to the Morro de los Juncos (our ravine) and to the right we will access Guergue.
Tour: Dangerous descent with continuous rock falls, the meetings are a few meters on each side of the rope fall to avoid them. They are small meetings with no room for many people and some of them are overhanging.

Salto de los Juncos: Canyon End
Return: Por el mar

Salto de Paco Leala: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, south direction, towards an old borda, we go around it and take a small path that starts behind it. Access to the Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks. This small path, loser in many moments, raises us over the valley, to go heading north towards the riverbed of our descent, after a turn to the right we change from the mountain and we will see the long waterfall to descend. Now we will only have to follow the ascent gently with the waterfall on the left, surrounding this small cirque and surpassing it until we reach the riverbed a few meters above.
Tour: Spectacular waterfall (when it carries water), which will require us to use good rope management in its vertical.

Salto de Paco Leala: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we reach Gabarri and from here to the south following the path to the track.

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown
Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada??

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown3
Comment: Final paco chacobo

Salto de Tinjarra: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along, now a track, upwards and at the second left curve there is a path to our right that gradually gains height, going into the cliffs to climb to the top. Just to reach the top we find a track, we will follow it until we cross with another that we take to the right to continue along the top of the cuts, from this point almost 3km by track to surpass our ravine. A milestone on the right marks the point of descent.
Tour: Very vertical and dry ravine that plunges into the Segura with almost no time to rest.

Salto de Tinjarra: Canyon End
Return: Once it opens we will have 400m of dexterity until we can exit to the right following the milestones to the road. We will follow the road to the parking place

Salto de Tinjarra: Unknown

Salto de Tresuns: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track heading north towards the Foncina following the signs of Castillo Naya and Ermita San Martín. Cross the ravine and the track will climb steeply towards the castle, the Hermitage will be on the right. From here will come the hard part, an almost lost path that will lead us to the head of the ravine, marked on all maps but has been eaten by vegetation. We will go around until we reach an old track that we take to the left to get into the ravine.
Tour: It only has the 45m waterfall

Salto de Tresuns: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the ravine until we find a parallel path that leads us to the uphill track.

Salto del Cerezo

Salto del Guergue: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guergue and Morro de los Juncos We go down to the next right curve, the Guergues trail comes out in front of us. We will follow this path along the edge of the mountain, with the Masca bank always on the right. Half a kilometer before reaching the cliff we will have the bed of our ravine on the right. Access to the Guergue and Morro de los Juncos cliffs. If we continue straight ahead towards the cliff we will descend to the Morro de los Juncos and when we go to the right we access our ravine.
Tour: Dangerous descent with continuous rock falls, the meetings are a few meters on each side of the rope fall to avoid them. They are small meetings with no room for many people and some of them are overhanging.

Salto del Guergue: Canyon End
Return: Por el mar

Salto del Guerrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the track on the right for 3 kms, we will see the wall (or rather the abyss) on our left and as soon as it crosses the dry riverbed we head for the wall.
Tour: An approach rappel and then vertical

Salto del Guerrero: Canyon End
Return: After 300m of climbing, we reach another track that we take on the left and leads us directly to Góntar.

Salto del Mentiroso

Salto del Pájaro

Salto del Tornajico

Sharrumbaut de la Brennere

Sot del Poll

Torrent Afluente Remuñe: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the path of the Remuñe valley to the Pileta dels Capellans, almost half an hour. Here under the cliffs on the right is a small path that will place us at 2300m. At this point we will begin to hear the upwelling and we will see the cut of the stream, here we have a ring to climb about 40m to a small area ideal for dressing and get into the riverbed.

Torrent Afluente Remuñe: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Remuñe valley path, we will go down it to the car.

Torrent de Biniforani: Canyon Start
Approach: Angelè and Biniforani accesses

Torrent de Biniforani: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the access trail, we will take it back to the vehicle.

Torrent de Bixec

Torrent de Cal Nerós

Torrent de Cal Pèl-Roig

Torrent de Can Coll

Torrent de Caners: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Caners and Fondo We will go up this track that will become a path towards the chalk that will take us up to the Tossal de Caners. Before that, at about 1600m above sea level there is a path to the right that goes through the forest in a NW direction. When we cross a track on the left we will reach the torrent of Caners.
Tour: Not very steep descent, with great views and a quite vertical first part with a 62 and a 53 rappel.

Torrent de Caners: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Cap de la Vall we will see a path in front of us that takes us up to the track that goes on the other side. Follow the track down to the car.

Torrent de Caners: Unknown
Comment: Cabó

Torrent de Caners: Unknown Parking
Access: Cabó Valley We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Ravines Vall de Cabó, Senyús, Fondo and Caners. Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We get in here. We follow the road all the way to Cabó, cross the bridge and here it ends, so we continue along the track to the upper part of the valley. The track goes along the orographic left bank of the river that will take us to Anell (exit of the barranc del Fondo) and shortly after crosses the bank and goes up to Mas d'Encamp. After passing the Mas, after about 500m we will have a track on the left. We park here
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Cap de la Vall we will see a path in front of us that takes us up to the track that goes on the other side. Follow the track down to the car.

Torrent de Caners: Unknown1

Torrent de Caners: Unknown2

Torrent de Caners: Unknown3
Comment: Camí

Comment: Senda recte

Comment: Camí?

Comment: Sendaaaa

Comment: Accés

Comment: Senda retorn

Comment: Retorn pista

Torrent de Casadevall: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Rupit and Gravet ravines We follow the track to the bed of the Rupit, we cross it and continue along the track leaving the viewpoint behind, the return path and we reach the Gravet bed. After leaving it behind, we continue along the cuttings until the next riverbed next to the rural house Can Miquel.
Tour: Three rappels, each one more spectacular. The first one down to the left of 10m with problems of friction and to recover ropes. The second is an installation for 3 people with 4 parabolts and on one side 2 chemicals, there are no feet. We will do this rappel and to reach the head of the next one we will have to climb up to the wall. The last rappel is 6 parabolts on a small ledge, 80m later we reach the lower part, a couple of more ropes up to the return path.

Torrent de Casadevall: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we continue down until we find a cairn that indicates a path under the cliffs. We will pass two streams and in the third one that joins with the path of the return of Rupit we go up. Then we follow the track to the car

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown1
Comment: Fi torrent

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown2
Comment: Pujada

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown3
Comment: Riera de Rupit

Comment: Torrent de la Casadavall

Comment: Torrent Del Gravet

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the torrent
Tour: A more open first part gives way to the next part in which the descent is canyoning to go down to the Rialb river.

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Canyon End
Return: Along the Rialb river and the Forat del Buli (See description of this descent).

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Unknown

Torrent de Fabert

Torrent de Griu

Torrent de Junyent: Canyon Start
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.
Tour: A first spectacular gorge with rappels, then it opens and we have two possible rappels, to get to another gorge with ledges

Torrent de Junyent: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the bridge of the track where we have parked.

Torrent de Junyent: Unknown
Comment: Segon tram, falta el primer tram que és més amunt

Torrent de Junyent: Waypoint
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.

Torrent de Junyent: Waypoint1
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.

Torrent de Junyent: Unknown1

Torrent de l Aviar

Torrent de l Ullà

Torrent de la Balma: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes up to the Coma de Vaca refuge. We will go up to cross the pont de les Marrades, shortly after we will take the detour to the left by the Freser channel. A kilometer after taking the channel we will arrive at our torrent. The lower part starts right there. For the upper part we will have to go up the slopes for about 100m.
Tour: The lower part starts with a very impressive vertical very well franked to continue with a few short rappels before reaching the R30 flown.

Torrent de la Balma: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at the access path, we will walk back to the car.

Torrent de la Bleda

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.
Tour: We start in the narrow cave where there will not be room for more than two people so it is best to go down as we enter. Just at the exit we have the next rappel to another ledge where the third rappel is. A walking area will leave us in the last two rappels, already from natural.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the fountain, we will have to retrace the access road.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown
Comment: Font de la Llum

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Waypoint
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown1
Comment: Dreta micos. Nosaltres recte.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown2
Comment: Esquerre cap a Sant Jeroni. Nosaltres recte.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown3
Comment: Dreta PR

Comment: Final Torrent

Comment: Salamandra

Comment: Amunt

Comment: Vistas

Comment: Cova P Petit

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Waypoint1
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.

Comment: Al pujar cap al portell del Migdia

Comment: Cruzamos canal. En el camino cruzamos por varias canales

Comment: Canal Sant Jeroni que creuem

Comment: Canal Sant Jeroni

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing inici i final
Access: We can take the C55 to Monistrol de Montserrat to take the BP1121 (to the Monastery) and then the BP1103 to Santa Cecilia. We can also take the A2 to Bruc and exit at exit 570 to Montserrat. Shortly after, turn right onto the B111 towards Manresa/Montserrat to take the BP1101 to Coll de Can Maçana, where we turn right onto the BP1103 to Montserrat. In both cases we must arrive until Santa Cecilia and park there, p.k. 5.8 or a few meters before in a parking lot next to the road at p.k. 5,4
Return: When we reach the fountain, we will have to retrace the access road.

Torrent de la Font del Freixe: Canyon Start
Approach: Font Freixe and Riera d'Ogassa Accesses We go back 100m from the hermitage to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part without interest that we could avoid by the track, after the junction with it would come the most entertaining part, a multitude of small natural abseilings and rappels to the confluence with the Riera.

Torrent de la Font del Freixe: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching the stream we have a path on the right that goes up the riverbed on the orographic right and crosses the riverbed again to go to the aforementioned track.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Canyon Start
Approach: It is easy to go down to the riverbed, at the beginning there is a lot of vegetation so we will go to the left.
Tour: Two parts: The first of open character, without great difficulties, long but simple rappels that leave us on a track where we can leave or where we will return. The second part is more closed, a beautiful gorge, with a lot of skills until we reach the river Aigua de Valls.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Canyon End
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking acceso
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Continue up the road, which leads to Vilacireres, pass it and Cal Pelegri to Cal Blanc. Here we turn right, we will have it very clear because it is a track between two stone walls. We will follow this one, which is the main one, leaving some on the sides until we pass under the power line. After it, about 150m to the next left turn where a track to the right. We park the access car. If we have access car we will continue about 800m until a track that arrives on the right that is our return.
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown
Comment: Pista retorno

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Continue up the road, which leads to Vilacireres, pass it and Cal Pelegri to Cal Blanc. Here we turn right, we will have it very clear because it is a track between two stone walls. We will follow this one, which is the main one, leaving some on the sides until we pass under the power line. After it, about 150m to the next left turn where a track to the right. We park the access car. If we have access car we will continue about 800m until a track that arrives on the right that is our return.
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the street and turn right to go up to the Avinguda de les Mines, along it we will continue uphill towards the mining museum. We will leave the sports center on the left now along the cami de la Font Gran. We will pass the mining museum and soon we arrive at the Pinter mine. We have a fence with the stream and the tunnel next to it.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Canyon End
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown
Comment: AUTOCARAVANAS

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown1
Comment: IDA Escaleras

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown2

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown3
Comment: Ogassa

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown Parking
Access: From Ripoll to Sant Joan de les Abadesses by the N260, once here we turn left to Ogassa by the GIV-5211. Once in Ogassa, just at the entrance, we have a street on our left with the stream next to it. We will take this street and park a few meters ahead.
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING Inferior
Access: From Ripoll to Sant Joan de les Abadesses by the N260, once here we turn left to Ogassa by the GIV-5211. Once in Ogassa, just at the entrance, we have a street on our left with the stream next to it. We will take this street and park a few meters ahead.
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Comment: Rocodromo

Torrent de la Guitza

Torrent de la Pedrera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fountain the track ends but follows a small path that crosses our torrent, from here it goes up the orographic left zigzagging up to an altitude of about 1140m where we will access
Tour: Combination of ledges and rappels of little difficulty, in a very aesthetic environment with a very worked river bed. The last pools after the access road always have water, they can be circumvented but not easily. Possibility of doing it with water after rains or with snow in winter.

Torrent de la Pedrera: Canyon End
Return: We can finish where we cross the trail or follow two more rappels in which case we will exit to the right going uphill to go to the trail and the fountain.

Torrent de la Portelleta o del Coll de Jou

Torrent de la Roia de Mollàs

Torrent de la Rovira

Torrent de la Solella de l Ulla

Torrent de Miralles: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and climb steeply up to the clearing of the light line, turn left and after 50m we go through the mountain to climb the track that we have a few meters above. From here we will follow the track uphill, heading SW until where the track crosses the stream.

Torrent de Miralles: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we turn right to take a path that leads us down to the road, we go back up to the vehicle.

Torrent de Monars / les Valls

Torrent de Monteia: Canyon Start
Approach: It is obvious, after passing the farmhouse the track passes over the stream, a few meters later we can go down to the right following the stream until the beginning of the difficulties.

Torrent de Monteia: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the lower trail we will take it to the left to go up through the forest. There are pink markings all along this route.

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Camper
Access: Situated between Olot and Besalú on the A26, in Argelaguer we will exit to take the GI523 to Tortellà. Once in the village we will see the detour to the right on the GIV-5236 to Sales de Llierca, before the kilometer the road turns north towards Can Bosc and a few kilometers later we have the detour to the left towards Monteia, from this point it is more forest track than road, although always in good condition. We will follow it until the farmhouse of Monteia. Here we will look for a place where to park without disturbing
Return: When we reach the lower trail we will take it to the left to go up through the forest. There are pink markings all along this route.

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown
Comment: Aparqueu sense molestar als propietaris

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown1
Comment: Inici Torrent

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown2

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida senda

Comment: Esquerra RETORN

Comment: Gir esquerra

Comment: Dreta esquerra

Comment: Dreta cap a dalt

Comment: Retorn esquerra

Comment: FINAL SORTIDA

Torrent de Mossers: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave through the meadows without a defined path heading SE, we will pass a first torrent and a small forest after which we will enter the Mossers basin.
Tour: Collector's ravine

Torrent de Mossers: Canyon End
Return: When you reach a small canal, turn left almost to the farmhouse and here you can go down to the track and the car.

Torrent de Mossers: Unknown
Comment: INICIO DEL BARRANCO

Torrent de Mossers: Unknown1
Comment: FINAL DEL BARRANCO

Torrent de Muiols: Canyon Start
Approach: With 4×4: We continue along the track straight ahead, soon the track turns left to rise and after 2kms we will reach a point that rejoins the torrent, just before some switchbacks. Point to access the stream. If we do not have 4×4: In both options there are tracks that go up to the Collet de Capdevila, a track next to the Quarry and the other by the Torrent de Sant Marti. From the pass we will continue along the track towards the Coll de Graus. A few meters down a path to go down to the same track as with the 4×4.
Tour: Not too complicated except for the state of the anchorages that will force us to replace cords, etc.

Torrent de Muiols: Canyon End
Return: When the canyon opens we will see a black tube on our right that we can follow. We could also make a last rappel and exit to the right. In both cases to the access track. If we have gone with 4×4 we will go down. If we have gone on foot we will have to go up again to the coll de Graus and retrace the access road.

Torrent de n Angelé: Canyon Start
Approach: Angelè and Biniforani accesses

Torrent de n Angelé: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed downhill to find a track that leads us to a private property, we will pass it and we will arrive to another track that will leave us on the road.

Torrent de Paller: Canyon Start
Approach: Olla del Mel and Paller banks With a car we walk up the track the 3kms that we would have done by car and we will see a watercourse that we follow towards the riverbed, we follow it until the cuts.
Tour: A fattened first part, and then more and more climbing in an open and wooded area.

Torrent de Paller: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track we will take it to the left to the sanctuary. If we only had one car we will have to climb up to the pass, when we reach the bottom of the valley, in the sanctuary, we will see a path marked with dots that shortens the track to the pass where we parked.

Torrent de Paller: Unknown
Comment: Segundo coche

Torrent de Pujal o Cal Clot

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track and pass the farm to, soon, leave this track and turn left to take the path of Torrent de Sa Pedrera. We will gradually gain ground along this path, leaving the dry stream on our right at all times, which we will descend later. After passing the Coma des Voltor we will turn to go down to the riverbed.

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right to take the access path.

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament de Ca l'amo en Biel

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown1
Comment: Petit pas

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown2
Comment: Rosagera

Torrent de Sa Gubia: Canyon Start
Approach: Same access as to the ferrata of Sa Gubia or to the climbing area. After passing the walls of the Pas de Sa Gubia, we will continue a little further to turn left and climb the Coll des Porrasaret. At this point we turn north to go around the Puig Pla until we reach the head of the torrent.

Torrent de Sa Gubia: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to retrace the access road.

Torrent de Sant Ou

Torrent de Ses Basses: Canyon Start

Torrent de Ses Basses: Canyon End

Torrent de Ses Basses: Unknown

Torrent de Turó de la Garganta

Torrent de Vallpregona

Torrent de Vallsadolla: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the farmhouse, the same path that would take us up to the Gorgas del Tec, before the end of the track, in front of the last house, there is a kind of path on the left that goes up the slope steeply up to the upper track. We will take the track to the right, heads north in a moment (500m) crosses our ravine at its access point.
Tour: Quite dressed not to have large flows or people who frequent it, the most remarkable is its final abseil of 35m over the Balma de Sallent.

Torrent de Vallsadolla: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the access path to the Gorgas del Tec, we take it to the right and soon we arrive at the car.

Torrent de Vilacireres: Canyon Start
Approach: Wikiloc: We will continue the trail until we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: One of the best descents in the area. It carries water all year round. After rains we will be able to find it well loaded, but it does not represent any problem, since it does not have deep badinas. We will only have to fight against the force of the water in the cascades. \ It starts as a small stream that enters the forest. We will go down; if we if we want we can do it by a track that goes down parallel to the left until we find the first ledges. After a first rappel of 5 meters, the gully begins to form. Two more rappels and and a zone of ledges followed by several ramps until we find the the tributary of Can Pelegrí. Here the chained rappels the chained rappels and the most interesting area of the canyon. the most interesting area of the canyon.

Torrent de Vilacireres: Canyon End
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final (Turismes)
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown
Comment: Combi de cotxes

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Inici (Turismes)
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 (cotxes alts)

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown2
Comment: Desv dreta abaix

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown3
Comment: Inici Vilacireres

Comment: Molí de la Corriu

Torrent del Castellar

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only take one car, we will follow the marks of the GR to the coll. Once at the coll de Mola, a track comes out on the right that in a little more than 1.5 km leaves us at the torrent. The views along the entire route are magnificent.
Tour: Alpine descent, generally without water except in spring and thaw, which is the ideal time. The beginning of the canyon does not inspire much, since it is very open and with little substance, but little by little, it will close up to the cirque. Then it will open up again to reach the final stretch.

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine to the track

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown Parking
Access: By the C462 that connects La Seu d'Urgell with Sant Llorenç de Morunys, next to the Coll de Port we will find Tuixent. We could also go by the side of Gosol by the B400. After leaving Tuixent to Coll de Port cross the river Mola and right there is a track to our left that goes up to Planells del Sastró, pass this recreational area and continue until you find a sharp left turn with stairs on the right and a water collection house. Place to park the return car. With the access car we will continue along the track to the Coll de Mola where we will park. This same track goes down to Gosol because we can also access from there.
Return: We will follow the ravine to the track

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown
Comment: camí Gr

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown1
Comment: pista

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown2
Comment: camí GR

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown3

Comment: Entrada

Comment: Surgència

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the track on the right that goes up to the Cortal de Ribó. When we arrive we will go to the right, to the East, to cross this meadow to reach our riverbed.
Tour: Simple, without great difficulty. A small well formed circus and little else. To start

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and when we see a house and the road, we will exit to the left, on the road to the right to the car.

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Unknown
Comment: Sender que flanqueja pel peu de la paret.

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Unknown1
Comment: Inici barranc

Torrent del Crestó o Trasovell

Torrent del Duc

Torrent del Fai: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will have to walk up the road to the point of parking the access car. From the access parking we only have to follow the track that goes down to the torrent.
Tour: Long descent, without great difficulties but with some points of great interest. Much better to do it in spring to make sure that it carries water.

Torrent del Fai: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue along the riverbed until we cross the track. If we have parked here the return will be short, if not we will have to follow all the track to the road.

Torrent del Fai: Unknown

Torrent del Fai: Unknown1
Comment: Resalt

Torrent del Fai: Unknown2
Comment: Vist de baix

Torrent del Fai: Unknown3
Comment: Vist de baix

Comment: Resalt

Comment: Fi del barranc

Comment: Camí principal, fi del camí dolent

Torrent del Ginebrar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we can go along the track of the cirque to the head of Salt del Sallent and then to the lower part of Ginebrar. We can also go up to Pla Traver and take the track that goes along the top of the cirque and after passing the Hortals and Cavorques we reach the top. From Pla d'en Xurri we will continue towards the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and goes up Escales towards El Sallent.
Tour: The first part is more open, with very steep natural rappels. After passing through the track we reach the part of the cirque that is more vertical without being as vertical as Salt or Cavorques.

Torrent del Ginebrar: Canyon End

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown
Comment: Parquin.2 combinacion

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda empieza cauce

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown2

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path that is in front for 500m, here we will take a path to the left that raises us by the Obac and then heads south to go to give a track. Just when we get to it we will turn right without path to the West, we will pass by a tributary to go to the second tributary under the Roques de Sant Honorat where our descent begins.
Tour: Several rappels to save the different jumps that we will find.

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the path where we turn left. We will only have to retrace the access road

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown
Comment: Sender a l'esquerra

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown1
Comment: Afluent segon

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown2
Comment: Inici afluent primer

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown3
Comment: Fí del barranc

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Canyon Start
Approach: For the path that goes up to the Mas de la Serra, we will have the option of following a path along the stream or another path a few meters above that leaves from the Mas, in both cases the path will be lost in sections. If we go along the stream, just before reaching the narrows (end of the ravine) we will go to the left to go up the slope to take the other path (it goes below the height of 100m) and now, without losing height, we go around the spur to then go down to the other side to the riverbed.

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine opens, we will follow the same access road to the fountain.

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown
Comment: Comenceu baixar

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown1
Comment: Desgrimpeu

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown2
Comment: Entreu el barranc

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown3
Comment: Fin de barranc

Comment: La Serra camí

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Font Codonyes
Access: We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols, cross the village towards Romanins. After Romanins follow the track that runs parallel to the stream until you reach the detour, in front of the houses of Codonyes, we will pass them to the source and park. According to the old guidebooks you had to park in the Mas de la Serra but it seems that today you can not park there.
Return: Once the ravine opens, we will follow the same access road to the fountain.

Torrent del Pla dels Hortals

Torrent del Rodà

Torrent del Saltant del Lluís: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up by car or on foot to Espinedes's borda, once here, through dense forest in NE direction, without practically losing height we will arrive at the head of the ravine.
Tour: A few simple first rappels from natural to reach the beautiful R43 that has 2 parabolts and gets us back into the forest. A couple of small "ramp" rappels to get to the trail.

Torrent del Saltant del Lluís: Canyon End
Return: If we want to combine with Espinedes we will take the track to the left towards the head. If we want to return to the car we will take it to the right to go down.

Torrent del Toscar

Torrent dels Aligons

Torrent des Cocó Verd

Torrente Comellar d En Corso: Canyon Start
Approach: Leaving by the GR221 until before the kilometer that comes out on the right a path to Ca Na Panxeta and continue straight down to the Comellar d'en Corso where we leave the hill to go left to the riverbed.

Torrente Comellar d En Corso: Canyon End
Return: Going up the Ratjoli ravine

Torrente de l Arija Sup: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot it is direct by the marks towards the river. From the lower parking lots we have to go up to the road and follow it until the curve indicated.
Tour: Entertaining descent although without much entity, a first rappel without much to enter a walking area. Then, we have a succession of slides and chutes to reach the to reach the final part where we have the R3 and R4 that can be chained and the R5 of 16m which is the longest.

Torrente de l Arija Sup: Canyon End
Return: After this rappel we will leave to the left by the Empriuet stream, we go up it a few meters and on its orographic right there is an old track that would take us up to the curve of the road. If we have the car on the track we will have to cross the stream and look for a place to go up the forest to the track. If we have the car up we will be able to look for, by the orographic right of the creek, the best way to go up to the meadows bordering the road and from there to follow it up to the car.

Túnel del Sumidor

Umbría de Guillomar: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river over the bridge and after walking about 500m close to the river, we will take a path that goes to the right in steep ascent, from time to time we will see some pink dots. Almost a kilometer of steep climb we will have a little path, very little marked, on the left that flattening approaches the ravine, already visible. After crossing the ravine, we take another path that runs parallel to the dry riverbed and takes us to the first rappel. If we have left the car in the Hosquillo, we will take the track that goes to the viewpoint and after 100m, in the right curve, we get into the clearing of the forest that goes down to the riverbed and we will follow it until we find the first ledge. We could take a track above the clearing that, after passing the watercourse of the ravine has a path on the right that is the same as the one that goes up from the lagunillos.
Tour: Only for its R45 it is worth doing, a very aesthetic rappel with incredible views.

Umbría de Guillomar: Canyon End
Return: After R45 there is a trail to the left (it is shown in OpenStreetMap) that will lead to the access trail.

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown
Comment: Inicio de Barranco

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown1
Comment: Pequeño sendero a la Izquierda

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown2
Comment: Cruce Arroyo

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce Puente

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown Parking
Access: Along the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. From Cañamares to Puente Vadillos, after passing the campsite, just where the road turns left to pass the bridge, we will continue straight ahead to Fuertescusa and Poyatos. We will leave the Cañamares bathing area on the left, continue on and pass the pretty village of Fuertescusa with its ferrata "Asalto al Castillo K2-K4". Shortly before arriving at Poyatos at the height of the camping the serranía take the road that goes to the right (direction Tragacete), by here we will travel about 10 kms, until passing the Tejadillos Hostel and after 300m we will have the detour to the left to the Recreational Area of the Lagunillos where we will park. As an alternative option, if we have two cars, with the access car we could continue along the road to the Hosquillo detour, take that little road and park at the end, just above the cuts.
Return: After R45 there is a trail to the left (it is shown in OpenStreetMap) that will lead to the access trail.

Comment: Área Recreativa Los Lagunillos

Comment: Desvío por Pista forestal asfaltada

Comment: Monumento de la Madera

Comment: En la Ida. A la Derecha

Vallejo de la Sorquilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and take a path that takes us back to the walls. Zigzagging we reach the base of the wall and find a hole through which you exit to the top. Once here we follow the watercourse to the upper track, from Uña to Huélamo and from there to the remains of the forestry hut to continue east to the riverbed, generally dry.
Tour: No interest

Vallejo de la Sorquilla: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road, turn right towards the car.

Veiga Darca

Vertical del Picayo

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track where we parked we climb above the quarry. After passing it, there is a path to the right that puts us at the head of the ravine, we go around it and go to its wall, we will find some headers to mount handrails to the first rappel.
Tour: Large vertical

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Canyon End
Return: The same of the ravine

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown
Comment: Cruce Izquierda

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Descenso

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown2
Comment: MC1 PI15

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown3
Comment: MC2 PI7

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown Parking
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: The same of the ravine

Comment: Repisa

Comment: Sendero a Derecha

Comment: Sendero Derecha

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Xurrador de Peñagalera. Toll de Vidre

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